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Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue Of writ readfi0ai eTpOHGs 10 me directed
ID from the Circuit JOurt Of the United States, for
the Middle District Of Tennessee at its October term
1853 will expose public ssle 10 the his st bidder,
for cash at the door of the Courthouse in Nashville
Tennessee, mmencipg at II O'Clock, A. Nj on
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of JANUARY, ls63, all the
ght, tit G. claim, interest, and estate, winch W. b
A. Ramsey has 10 q certain tract or Parcel Of land IN
Elgeneld Davidson county, Tenn, bounded as fol-
lows Beginning at stake in the c. Dtre OF spring
street in centre Of the culvert where the said street
crosses the creek, being the beginning corner Of
tact OF snd conveyed by the Union Bank Of Tennes
see 10 Moses ". We;more, by deed bearing date tue
i2b OF April, 1919; thence along the Of said
street South, 70 degrees Past Line poles and i2lOO
Of pole to a stake in the centre Of said street ;
thence along the centre Of said street, SCuth, %
degrees East, thirty two Ioles and 100 Of poe,
10 a stake 10 the centre OF the inters'csn Of Spring
and Bass streets thence with the centre OF Bars
street North 5sL degrees East thrtyiOur poles and
80 100 Ct pole 10 the centre OF street. thence
along the centre OF Foster street North SlAf West,
seyeuty-nne p0leg. 20 stake, G rIer OF tfaet OF
land conveyed to said WetmOre by Will am L. Eos
ter BY deed dated l2th April, 1919 thence with the
lie OF said last mentioned tract Of land, along the
centre Of Foster street North degrees West nine
no les 10 Il beginning coToer u said trait, where
Foster street Crosses the creek; thence GOWN the
centre Of the creek North, II Z degrees West, sixty
four poles and 36-l0O Of pole, 10 the beginning
containing sevente n and q1Grt4 acres, more or
less ths same being levied 10 satisfy judgment
rendered by the aid Court, il favor Of l. P. Starr
agaiIs said ". B. A. Ramsey and others.
r. GLASCOCH, Marshal.
nov2s-3l By W. LKLLrETT, Deputy
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A Coop JOCK on REPoRTER.-lmma
diately after Grants late victory. I re
correspondents, who had been ct the
scene Of conflict, started for their re-
spectivs destinations, each esking 70
come out in advance with public reports.
One Of the gentlemen is connected with
the press Of this city, the others are at
tsched to New York papers. The three
arrived together 81 Nashville, when two
Of .hem lsagued to play joke on ID, iF
associate. All Of them being WeaFi 4
they thought il not in bad taste 10 regalo
their appetites with some strengthening
beverages. The ubiquit Qua John d.
Of the n. Y. boasted that be coula
drink more aud not get drunk than any
other knight Of the quill In the Army Of
the Cumberland. Toe Chicago man and
the other New Yorker closed q bet, and
soon the three OF them engaged In thoir
labOrs. The boaster tossed them down,
without regard 10 what his competitors
did, and soon got himself inc = condition
in which the affairs OF this world gave
him very little trouble. Business vac
the great point with bis rivals, and b.
closer attention to that than 10 the bow
succeeded In keeping sober, and when the
time TO depart had arrived, OF they atari
ed, leaving the booty gentleman in charge
Of the chambermGid. NOrepoEt has a0-
peared as yet, and probably never will
Chiong0 Press.
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Marahal,s Sale.

DY virtue Of writ Fsyli0ai sEpoAGs 70 me directed
ID from the Circuit Court OF the United States for
the Middle District Of Tennessee az its October term
1853 I will expose 10 pu0lic sale, to the hg h.
est bidder, for cash, al the door Of the Court
house, in Nashville, TenDess &c, commencing at
II O'Clock, A. ~, on TUESDAY. the l2th day Of
JANUARY, 1854, all the right, title, calm, interest
and estate which Nicholas HO5sun has in Lots
Nos 81, 80, and So OF Hobsou Wheless's Sec md
Addition to Nashvills. commencing st the corner
Of Robson and Fatherlsnd streets, and fr ming on
Faiherland street 40 feet, running back on line
with Hobson street 10 feet 10 fifteen feet alley, with
the Improvements thereon, ana appUrtenauces there
10 also at the same time and place, AL the right,
tile claim interest, and estate which SAID Nicholas
Hobson has in seventeen acres Of land m Davidson
county Tennessee, eorEerirg on H0bson Chapel, near
Edgehed being that portion Of the old Hobssn tract
lyinE next TO said Chapel, TO be severed from SAID
tract IN the form Of square nearly as may be- the
lots and parcels Of land Aforesaid BE ng levied on to
-atsfy Judgment Of said Circuit Court Of the United
state ia favor OF l. p. Starr, and against sad
Nicholas Hobson T. r. 6LASC0CK, nErshal.
pov2s-3t BY w. LuLYkTT, Deputy.
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lseaioal Di,eotor of Departme,,t.
1. O. O. F. DIRECTORY.

TENNESSEE LODGE, No l: Meets crs-g Tuesday
As7lt-R II McEwen, @; l. Noakley, q So1h
a..0e, Secretary; B Spain, Treasurer.
ERABUE LODGE, No II Aeofs eusp M0Edag Hght-
J Parks n G; WI Phiiii -, v .; n } Hopkins,
Secretary; + Brown, Treasurer.
sNliSY LODGE, No 90 Meets srsrv Efadsy nigaR, a
their Hall on South Oherry street, tnies hyattl
Nc; Dorteh, C; 4 1 Good.etti Secretary, n
CC0tton, Treasurer.
AURORA LODGE, No los (Germsn) Meeis ereTs
Thsrsdsy sig IN hebcrich, \ g; L aoekeF'
c. Winter, Secretary G sieteTle, Treasurer
MDGELY ENCAMPMEST No ! Meets ele5y ~ as,.i
81 "Wednesday Hights--G Fuser. { r y ttAfil.,
IT. ?; J l. Ntakiey. 5 W; \ X Vriinn, ) W 'ehA
Hoe, scribe & Gutter, Treasurer.
OLIvE BRANCH lENOAMPNENT, No { Msels snerg
"a sHd Al Wednesday Hights-L locker, G ?; A
Campbell, 4 p; l. rark VI friednaai = NJ
Coleman, Scribe; ! N.wards Treasurer.
DEGREE OF RERECCAH Neofs Ia Friday Hish ~
each saosat-John 4 HIDE, /. n; aeos Thompson,
lNh; L'Weakley. Secretary; Mr. Z Byrne, ODa-
duosor; Mrs \ Brown, Warden Mrs Chs Robert
Scn, sentneL
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CoLosu. HUDsoE's CoLORED RsanfEzT
MUsTERED.-The LIST regiment Iowa II.
fsntry-. Volunteers (MissOuIians Of Afri-
can cescen) has completed It's organiEa.
ton, been armed and equipped 81 Benton
Barracks and mustered into The seryica
OF the Union. The regiment was re-
viewed yesterday BY Bigseier- Geassal
Fisk, VINO cOmplimented ihs swarthv
sablss on their manly sppearasce, SOL
dierly bearing and proficiency il dill
Colonel John q. Hudson, formerly
senior Captain in the 23d Missouri IN
fantry-- Volunteers, was appointed con-
mandsr Of the regiment In Ssptsmb,r
last. Captain HudsOn,s promotion vas
well earned By bis brave and gsllaat en-
duct as = soldier, As sxhibi ed e Helm.
on the 9th Of Jaly last, when 10 mes
Price, Mafmaduks and company, MIA
their rebel horde, were defsatsd and
driven back with great loss 81 lauebt ;
and capture.-.&. L9lti5 Democrat.
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PRAYEss Fos JETF DAVIS A cora.
spOndent Of the Richmond Dispatch. 4.
recommending that prayer be nsds Ear
JEFF DAVIS, thus eastigatss thai indi-
Vidual:
Surely II would not Be amiss II sv.rv
good, true and sincere Christian wsrs &.
join 10 beseeehing the Father ~ M
Wisdom to Incredibly bestoW upon hiw
the strength Of mind and Of soal -
meekness Of spirit, and the tsndsrness. ~
heart which will enable him 20 meet 80
agduous trials less in conadsnc. h. -.
own strength than in that Of hls A(sher.
and that iorgiving, humbIs temper. w6ie5
shall induce him no longer % rtisst -
COUNSEL aud Assistance Of sbs wissss "a :
Of the nation
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Ga the 4sh lost, DR.. Frasss. latslv
Surgeon ia Peniek's Regiment, nadsrtook
70 c0wbids Dc. Crane, At St Joseph. Is
met the latttr on Second street and AZ
osce began vigorously 10 apply tie cow
hide en- the Doctors shoulders, ssyiag
something about the msmory Of his vie
having been insulls 10y the cowhid. :.
The latter Al once wTenched from ths
eORhider his weapon, WheEeepon the *
Surgeon gAilzntly drew ros0lssr. bit
Captain haeloon seizse his had aad
prevented any further dsmonstrsiisn.
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Marshal's Sale.

my virtue OF writ ueldidoi ezposa' 70 me directed
ID from he Circuit Court Of the United States, for
~ Middle District Of Tennessee az It's october term,
Ies3 1 will expose 20 public sale, 70 the highest
bidder for cash at the Courthouse, 10 Aashv lie,
Tenn on TUESDAY, l2TH Of JANUARY, 1854, all tie
rigbt title claim intereHi, and estste which David
uiek has Ia a tract Of land, lying about three miles
nom Carksvile, Tenn bounded and described IN
nart a. folows On the North by the CiarksVlls and
Port Royal Turnpike, on the south By CuneeriaDd
River-b,inR part Of the tract sold By decree Of
the Chapcery Couit, 81 CRrks-ile, m TOE osse Of
Dick = Heirs FOR sale and distribution Of the lands Of
William nack; (csntainng about tao hundred acres)
levied on with all the appurtenAnces thereto, 70 sat
sfv Judgment Of said LATED States Court, IN favor
oil Robert Black aud against David Dick.
sale 70 commence al II O'Clock, A. n.
K r. Gl.AsCOCK. Marshal
hoy2s-st By ". LKLYETr, Deputy
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The London Times has long and fa-
yorable notice Of Mr.. HawthOsns's work,
"OaE Old Home" II opens thss:
Mr.. Hawthorne is, aftsr Washington
Irving, the best prose writer that America
has produced, and, somewhat in Irving 8
manner, be now faEors a. with descrip-
ton Of scenes ia England, the old home
Of bis fathers
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MIGHT POLICE
. =
COUNTY OFFICERS.

kA~,g-James 81. Hinton. Dsy,ases-sThc mAs Boo
so and J. X. Buchanan.
BegIaer-Phiueas Garrett. ra.sH
Tsurles-W Jasper Taylor
Cgron>r-G p Guater
Raa0r-kiexander Mcdaniel.
Rer~a,ss OolleosoT-W. ID. hODertsUn.
Bailroad Tar Oollco;or--I a. Briley. ! .-.e..-.f +.
Cto,,sables f- AZ NasbOiIls Dissy{cs-Iuhn b Cover
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The young men aud mAidens Of 81.
Paul, Minnesota, are enjoying toe luxury
Of skating on laks in that city known
By the romantic name Of Lake csno."
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A@ AID GCAHOS OF HOSPITALS IN NASHVILLE
III. following 1. correct list of all Hospital. in

The following Is q correct list Of ell Hospitals in
this city:
Hospital No -Old Gun Factory Surgeon { "
Hlrner Colrgs street, on the Hil.
Hospiial no 2-Uniss7sity Padding Surgeon 4 d
Lynds, s Vols, Market street, on the Hill
RosPiial No s-Ehsleg'' Bi'ilding; "a geoo d Har-
loE, | Vols Southeast corner Public square.
Hospital No 5-GHa FGotory: surgeon Hoge-
boa, S Ho's upper end 0i Front street.
HosPi,ai No s-Masoaio Hall: Surgeon Otter
s0a, 5 Vols, corner q Church and Summer streets
Hslpasl No 9--CdrTiage Fdet2rg s 4 SuTgeon Il
France, L 5 A, Market street below theSauare
Hospital No Ill Pes HoHss) A Surgeon l. ID
hlgis I S A. on University fike
HoPiial No l2-Brodd,ooy Hotel Surgeon W Lau
ton. 5 Vols, corner Br al aud Cherry streets.
Hospital No l3-Hune's High School: Surgeon X
Tsylol, Vols, ourner Of Spruce and Broad streets
Ho.paal No IA GshEile Female AcadlRg-; Surgeon
Pstap.i Yols, caqree street, near me Chatia-
Ho,piiaI No l5-Hynes's High School: Surgeon VIM
Chambers, I Vols, corner u Line apd summer sts
H0Fitai No l6-( C0afrabahd) A sureeen Ko-
usyne, Z : A, corner 81 Broad and Front streets.
Hospital No lT-(ORoessD Surgeon u Lynde,
Vols, NJ ,rket St eet, on the Hin.
Ho.piial No l9-Morris d SiTaff0ss Building: Sur
geou Foye, Z S Vols, No Market street
HosPfll No sl-Mcthodisi ChUroa Surgeon I
FULLER, Vols Chuch street, BET Summer and High.
oaHubsrland Hospital; SuTgean Clark McDermont,
Vols, on Hardin Pike, west OF the fenitentiary
PrisoH HospitaB-Seo0ad Bdptia Church sur
=
CoHsaissoef Barracks (NdxreU HOuse): Corner u
Church and Cherry streets
Medical Director Of Department. E
S~rgeA: Glover Perrin, I SA. 0alce, Chatta2ooga,
Tenn. t- TI- -tt#F 81
A.sisiani Medical Ti eeSor, Surgeon Henry
ThurstOn. Oflos Ao24 Cherry street, between Broad
and Church. 80
Aedioai Inspector. Surgeon " Clsuesn in, Z Vols.
once No q Cherry street, between Broad and Church
Hedirdl breeder RsseTre Cops. Ssfgeon william
warren, Z ) Vols ONCE High street, Gen G. anger .
Old headquarters.
Aeiioel Direcior q ls Poe Surgeon Z Watson
Oihoe, south Summer street, near TIE City Cemetery
q Provost Marshal. Lieut. Col Geo Spauldng.
Asslsanf Provost Marshcis Captain James BOYD,
Dist Illinois. Once al the State Capitol.
ooulausder u he PoR Brigadier General ,
Granger. Headquarters, College street, between
Church and Union streets.
BHsodgaartsrs Of fhe oosssaaadsr q Be District or
Aastrils ecu L Rousseau. TIE Pass residence,
Church street, between Vine and Spruce.
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cHANcERY COURT.

lN0ldtitcT-
Osrk a1d Masser--J. 4. 6leaves.
81 The Court meets the hrst Monday IN Mar and
November.
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An obssrger Of The female sax thinks
. lady Bonsiinss G. Il IS much intoxieas.
ed a. her glass IS . lop.r dssa e bis.
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Joe CoweB, The corgsdikn, ID dead, In
his list year. As aCrselE, " IN iho turn
nike GafeD be was inimfiabls.
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COUNTY COURT.

gud0s-HOn. JEmss WhItworth. y Hf4
eleTt-P Lindsey Nichol.
AS- The Judges Court meets the hrst Monday IN
each mon th, and the Quarterly Court, composed Of
the Magistrates Of the County, is held the nTut Mon
day IN January, April, Jolly and October.
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y W01EDlTul Div KeF0It anu NIs sIaIlIlEl wiz
they have general assortment OF
SANITARY STORES.
Surgeons are respectfully invited 20 call upon the
Agent 80 charge there, or in nashville. as u may BE-
IL wall feitAts The Impartial distfibuton Of these
stores, 8 Sargeona fen4ipg oraerA will state the
number 81 their sick and their necessities.
THE SOLDIERS HOME
Has Bsau removed frasa the Neshyills sna chasia.s
nooTa Railrosd Depot 10 the PLANrkRs' aOTEL,
Shsfs discharged and furioughed soldiers viii and
FoeA- IaAgfua. and al needed ass stance In
reatiou ~ fhrlr sat.sfs a. usuR, N1fnoui charge.
Draach sfHss ~ lbs Aa.hEgission "a No. Cherry
street. Nashville, and ~ hiEfreesboro and chsttA-
soa' So An. BEAD, II
tit4A@E f4aiiaEy IusDsciol
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JSd9s-Hon "a II. Brien. IUFH at.st
Attorney Geaera'-Ge0. b. StuDblehold.
Csrb-,ynaTisg W. smith.
s- The Court meets ne erst ksndhy IN April ko-
gdst And December asA
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CIRCUIT COURT.
CRIMINAL COURT.

Clsrk-Oayid c. Love.
Ss- Tho Court nosls the nrst RonAsI IN March
Gnd September
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f35ITJT ITO
VOL. II.
LII
Davidson County Directory.
CITY GOVERNMENT.


CITY GOVERNMENT
JOIN HUGH SMITH, ksEo.
WILLIAM SHAM, BecoF5a.
JOIN CHUBIBLE9. 2.yssaL
Dg-s MsT.Lnl.-w. p ElIkiIsoH, a c. fasEtT,
80, n ~ RarE,G-John caurbIsy, es-o Edo, Erst,
- MoOsyty. second and Elisha Long, third.
n As,o.aor-wism Driver.
$3.50 Cslisofor-A. B.tsharki
Wai.r Tor OoLsotog-E B. Garrett
Tkaasa-N-R henry
Essr5 Kase-Th0mRs Ieake. .r
Srpsri.tssdsaf ~ as Rorkh0ass--J. O DodA.
ssiDs-aatsaia Of as Eoie Rors-vm. steEarL
Oh II lhs We DsEa'tzeHt-L freeman
49, os.-ss~-J y stssaTt -
on AnO..5-W A brion.
CITY COUNCIL.
BolKD o. AtDExxxs-x ". Hioh, PrcsiaeHi.
Esrsf Word-JnO & Newman.
sssoz2 Ward-JOseph RObb.
Thsrd Esra-G AZ !. sayseid I Z k-lI
FourfL Werd-H 9 ScUve+
Pifh Rard-iOseph b kuoWlfs
set. lFard-M BItsns HHaH
sNsatt Ha-d--M 8 { ca itiorns
Egla Hard-Joseph Smith.
q EN0S WscIL-A ndreW Anderson, President.
Fira Ward-Jas Turner ana John Carper.
30 nd Ward-G NJ southgate and Myers.
Third Wa d-AndreW Anderson aud Alex Mcdaniel.
EytA Rard-W Cbeatham and Z Glascr ok.
SRI WaTd-T Yarbr01gii and Vim Driver.
sesssah Word = Rust ane J W Cready.
EgLAa Hsrd-Wm Haily aud / Wheeler.
s1zHDNo COMMITTEES o. NE CIR oousoL.
FSsaass-KaoEiss, sOuihgaie, and Anderson.
Ra'v Wsrts-AnderHon, Smith, aua Glascodk.
Ers>ss- ssyerst Turner South soe Hayheld, Cheat
ham, Tarbr 'uRh, CAiboTBt, ana Haily.
sohosis--Iiaf Know Zee, and y hee or- - = = - =
Fbdrt-Carrtfi Tfr1er, and NeEman- = =
re Depar4aent-Myers, Rust, and scovel.
G.,-IFiver, Brien and Cready.
feraaerp-Smith, Wheeler, and Haily.
MarLei Hoase-SOnthRsts, Newman, and Carpsr
glauss-BTien, Mcdaniel, and Myers.
E'olios-T arbrough, Scove and Savers.
gBrHgs-Claib0rne, Hut, and Haiy.
HorE HOUSE. heatbam, Roth, and Mcdaniel.
Improvements dad ESpeadiiares- c0vsl souihgate,
LBd Driver.
Public PTopertv-RSbb, nTiyes, and Turner.
Pet Houss-NewmAn, BHily, and SOuthgate.
- The Board Oi Aldermen meets the TuesdgyB
tort proceiing the EecOnd and fourth IhurEdays sin
each month sd the Common C0uneil the second
and fourth Thursdays In each month.
NIGHT POLICE
oavsais-John II PucEett
Fsra, observation-disclosures Scott
Second LisliieH nj John = ingalls,.
PATROIMES.
Eames-Davld McGabb, John Civender, Joel Phil
rps WIN Puckett, Dau1 Burget, VIM Mu!loy, Murphy
phiiIus samI Plummcr, John Chenaut, Mich Davis,
James Miller, Vim Mayo, Wm Rice, WIN Baker, A II
Byron Bird Bruce, RHichol, Nm Stewart, jesse
Perry.
81 The Police Court IL opened every morning ~
ID eirlo
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MashriIIf AniOtl.
Freedom and Nationality.

Detailed Rebel Account
CT THE
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The q. s. Sanitary Commission,


HAVE OPENED STORES AT NASHVILLE, NJ UR-
Il frseeboro, Bridgeport and Cha aAnoogA, where
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10

T'Evsfy Mmiiy, Al this yesson, sl,ould us, ths :
! pro ID no sANfBUCI WINE, "i' nov
Celebrated IN Europe for its me'iicinai and bencn
oiai qaiittes a. Gente stimulnns Tonic, piurutie
NJ ea,Aesins, highly esteumed by xmlnent phya-
ciapss supedin Eur0peAn, and American Hospitals,
andby iome Of the first families In Europe and
Amerien. .. t.t
II has no eq,si, causing an appetite and building
ur the sysssM bcins entirely pure wine Of . mo's
'""~ ''.''-I As A pIpnETIc, .i.y y. p ra.
u impart. heslihy action Of the Glsnds sni Kid
esys sna I. .y,s,asry 3,g.ns ysry eheeiai In prer'y
na bod a'l'" sPEER's WINE H'"h'N ..
70 not a mixture of manufactured afticIe, bot 10
pure; nom 1hs' juice Of the Portugal ssnhueus
grape, cultivated In New Jersey, recommended by
Chemists and fhys ysicians possessing medical pro-
see: sfss Sass %.sT %ae; sh1
sons and the ssed and dtnirn,, improving the ape.
hts aad bsnshtinG ladies and shildscn' .lsil
-,a, al,g f'.4 ALADIEs' WINE, .l,r.-a rr.'
necause II will not intoxlcate a. other wines y,
contains no mixture Of spirits or other liquors. and
ptorsities i%p.riss healthy zone @ shs dissss:
lvs orssa,, and blooming, soft, and healthy skin
"A' ''''' ''AP'|An. ~ WE REFER To '' &. .'' L.. l.,
A fcw weil.hnown gentlemen and physicians who
CEN. WHINE tssots' u.sA. Dr.. Wilson nth st. NY
Si Sfi Sif' shii a. EySi'y DoSsSefss Ss~sii
D,: .i Fi.s, F.s psiisr. sss .o'1
I3-None genuine without the signature Of "AL
FRED sPEER, Passafc, NJ D." IL over the scrk
each bottle. l.|t ..... u...
nrMAKE ONE TRihi.oF THIS WINE.
For sale by DruGEists \ nd all BTst-clnss DeAcIs.
Trade supplied In Baltimore by VIM. II. BROWN
4 BRO. ''' INV--.NsTT7THT' r fIInai' y "
.-. PfatE "r,ia "A. sPEER, Propulsion.
yIsEyARDeIassaie, Eew Jersey, .. w .l. .n.,
| iii. .. EIt JOHN LA FOY, Paris, o.
nov Sly Agent for France and Germany.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10

VNERMS OF THE SUPREME COURT
i OF THE DISTRICT OF FCOLUMBTA-Notice
is hereby given that, BY rule OF the Court Its
terms have been liked ~ iOlows:
General Terms.
Third Monday Of January.
First Monday OF May.
Third Monday Of October.
rlrT . Idms ofhe Circuit Court.
In which alone jury 10 iHpAnneled for the trial
OF civil cAses.J
First Tuesday OF February.
Third Monday Of May.
First Tuesday OF November.
T TSv~ss Of he Crimsnsi Court.
Fnst Monday OF March.
Third Monday Of June.
First' Monday Of December
Terms Of The Di.frhf (oust.
First Mondsv of yuae.
First Monday Of December.
Special Tsrms
FIrst Tuesday OF January.
First Tuesdsy Of Ysbruary.
First Tuesday OF March.
First Tuesday Of April.
Third Monday OF Nay.
First Tuesday OF June.
Frat Tuesday Of July.
First Tuesday Of SepteRber.
First Tuesday Of October.
First Tuesday of November.
First Tuesday OF December.
hy order Of the LOuft. R.J. MEIGs,
Y43
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HEAR THE WITNESsES !


Worthless and pernicious articles are 90 often
bolstefed up in the advertising columns Of the
Press by fabricated letters that the proprictors OF
from their buslness correspondence, least the
GENUINE OPINIONS Of those who use and ap-
preciate GENUINE ARTICLE should be con-
RlGMAROLE put into the mouths of MEN OF
STRAW by unscrupulous empires and ch sriatsns
whose double object IL to SELL both their tfash
and the PUBLIC. -
Believing, however, that FACTS IMPORTANT
TO THE hEALTh AND COMFORT OF THE
PUBLIC, and which can be VERIFIED AT ANY
MOMENT by addressing the parties who vouch for
them, ought not to be hil under abushe the under
signed publish below few communications Of re.
the people, and at the same time LIS, ECiALLY
REQUEST all readers who may feel interested in
the subject to ADDRESS THE INDIVIDUAI.S
THEMSELVES, and ascertain the correctness Of
| the particulars.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10
70 Hssss Ow,nsrss

DIR. sWEETs, LSrALLIsLE LiEAaEsT S;OA
HORSEs v unriyslls$ ey any, sad " ~ easss q
ness, or saddle Call, sof.sssssI =, y vii
easily prevented and cured u ~
but connrmsd cases are bsyoAA tAe P0sslbuity Of Z
radical cure. No case q ths ~, h.Sssst Y q
this Hninsp, aad ~ Esithiul plisstion win a.
ways fsSoW W LAHSsSss, and snabas the horss
70 travel ~ ssspaSaklNe ease.
HTDENlFHtmrfVl fugfaIHHy
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10
A Friend In Need. Try Il.

DR.. SWEETS iNEALLIBLE LLNIMEET, A. an
external remedy, ID without rival, and will alle'
viats pain more speedily than any other pfspara-
ton. For Sll Rheum4tic and Nervons Dtsorderstt
10 truly infAlhbie, ami, A. 3 6ufaMve Tor eofes,
ing, and powerful, .trsnsth excite
tAsjust wondss and asto oAishncnt Of Ill Who have
Gates Of remarkable eures, pssfosusd By n within
Shslast two years. sttsst Ne fssts i9if7a pr
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-10
DOT OMAC WATER...-HAVIN(

DOT NJ AC w A II + R.---HAVING
been notified by the Chief Engineer of the Po-
tUmac Aqueduot that, In consequence of the dry
ness of the season, the wateT is rapidly decreasing
in the reservoir
Notice Is hereby given that the hydrants on Penn
bSlvania avenue aud IN all other places under the
eohtroi Of the Commissioner Of Public Buildings,
must not be used except In case OF hre and ear
hestly recommend to all consumers to be careful
~ possible MOTTO waste the water, lest they should
eventually he deprived Of II altogst ther.
b. D. FRENCH,
-, =, Commissioner of Public Buildings.