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united statea of America !:

NSTRICr OF MIDDLE TEHNEsSEF-N0. IG
"A hhRFAS, information was nled in tho Dis
w irct Court Of the United States for ssij District,
On tho 10th day of Juiy, AID. ,1S63, by John n
Esq Attorney for the United States Tor said District,
on the behalf Of the said United siRtes, against -Four
Boxes, containing Books, PamPhlcts, Shs'ts, Towels
and diver other articles, Of which Robert A.. Yorng
isthe reputed owner, ailedginR, 10 s~nbstanco, that sad
property was seized ON land N said District. aud is
lla able TO cOniscation because the ownor thereof was
engaged IN armed rebellion against the Government Of
the United States, and IN aiding and abettihg said TUs
bellion, on the FIRST day Of July, 1903, SAID owuer not
having ceased 70 Rd and abet said rebellion IN pfrsu-
anco 70 the Proclamation Of the President OF lilo
UnitedStatcs:
Now, therefore, ia obedience 10 the motion Of the
Court, undor the seal Of tho Court, so ne directed aud
delivered, do hereby give public notice 60 al per-
sens claiming said property, or knowing. or having
anything to say, why the same sh1uld not be con-
demned as forfeited, that they be, and appear before
the said District Court, 10 DO held at the federal Court
room, ut tho Capitol, Ia The city OF Nashville, on the
Sd day OF August, ls63, then ADD there TO i~nterposo
their claims.
T. z. OI.AgCOCR,
Z. s. Marshal for Middle District Of Tsnncssse.
FuN.T.-IH
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sd AD IaAIIaE " Hspnlla q ilssr1llI


The following Ha correct n.t Of all Hospimls IN
this city
20 t-oua faetory o,nose street on ne am
Asst Surgeon, G, = nATvra, U.s.y
" s-tntycrnfr huising, 6srkst street, On tho
aw Asst. Surgeon, r. d. Lrxpr, Usv.
A" s-Gnsiey's gliding, s.E oorntr Public SQUARE.
sorf on, LzwIs y HahIoS.
EnoSsri Q sh School. college street, on the
AlL IAe y wEEpa, Surgeon 10 charge.
4" 6-Suspondod.
" Ssuspcnded.
" T-coiese street, between Charob and Broad.
act. Asst. surgeon, q. w FsANos.
4" S-masonc Bal, Church street, near summer.
Asst. Surgeon, c. c. Ga,v.
" s-Orriago Factory, Market street, below tho
Square. Surgeon, a.srlaNAN
% io-suspeu3ei.
" li-"Pssr Houss "-Oa me University PIKE.
Act. Asst. surgeon, L. n. Hoetu.
" is-Rroatwey Hotel, Broad street, corner Uhcrry
surgeon, }. s. NArRra
" is--HumS High School, spruce siroot, cor. Bread.
Asst. Surgeon, A. II, sM1rH, [. g A.
" tAFemale schonl, Church street, near Obsfta.
noosa Depot. Surgeon, JNoH. Pmt1us, VISA.
4" iB-Hynoa' High School, limo street, corner sum-
MGR. Surgeon, W. NJ. Cn,MsERs L sAj
" t6--Gordon Block, corner Broad street and River
Landing. surgoon, Dawn wnsu, asa Ohio
f3-osrtnFss' uosrrrAL Planters Hotel, sum
sef street, corner peaderick Surgeon,
d. ~. WEGHr.
s,-IJorncr Church aad Collage streets Asst.
surgeon, q. G. MoxrooaFEF.
" morris a Strstion's building, No. "a Market
street JogS ". FoTs Surgeon, O.. 8. A..
" EA-ib.ptEt Church, Summer street OF FRfgr.
Arsj. Surgeon, T. S. A.
" sl-anspenied.
" p -1ard,ssilas ~utu - Act stree, T.. W.
HtErEB, Aast serssol
" S-uorner Vine and Grad Gree,s CAm W.
HoREos, surgeon, a.. ga.
Prison hospital, J. G. HIckaAE act. Asst Surg.
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united States of Amerioa.

DISTRICT OF AllD E TENNESSEE.-No. II.
XAJHEREAs, q libel of Information has been died
w within and for the Middle District Of Tennessee,
rs Hashvills, the 18th dsy OF July, IeGJ,by John Trim
bie, Esq., Attorney Of the United Sfstea fr the Mid
de District on Tennessee, who proseCntes Herein on
behalf Of the said United STATS, against 81 boxes
Tobacco, q boxes Of Merchandise, : casks Of Train
OIL, lsan Of 1urpentiae, 2 bales OF Cotton Yarn, ]
key, contents not known, > pair OF Scales, 1 bag OF
Spice, i pair az Beam Scales Alleging among other
things, that on tho 18Th day ~ July, 1853, said pro.
perty VAS seized On laud IN said District as liable %
condsca'ion, owners thereof being oncaged IN armed
rebellion againrt ths Governnenbpf the UnitedFtates
and Gidinr ard nhctiing naid rebellion.
Now, Therefore, 10 pursuance ofthe m%opiticu, under
The seal al faid Court, u me directed snd delivered. I
do hereby give public notico 90 al porFous claiming
said property, or uauY manner Interested therein.
thai they beand appAhr nebre The sait District Court,
20 ho held at tho City Of Nashville, IN and Tor said
District. on tho % day OF August 1855, % 10 O'Clock
IN tho Forenoon OF thai dag, then and there O. in-
terpose their claims, and make thclr alazat.ana In
th1t hfhalf II. b. GIsA5OOCk,
Marshal % tho Uu{tai ftstes
iOr no District % BIddsa gennaesce.
jnlyia-lii
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rOFFIOIALl
LAWS OF THE UNITED gFATEs,
Pared Ct 20 Third Essea 81 - 7iirfv-
s4trnh Coagrce4

tP0sL1o-No 81
joint R~s-iutaa 10 grant ihs use ofs Portion Of
Judiciary Square for 8 F6'e library and Readios'
Room for soidi8re.
Received jy tao Senate and. H2lws ~
Representativesof me United States of Amer-
fcq tn Congress q senble8, That tho SEQ
rotary or the Interior be, sDd he is here
By, authorized TO grant 20 John a Fowlc
aud Elida B.. Rumsoy the use Of q por-
lou If the lend owned by the United
StAtea, andknowR as % Judiciary Square"
e. erect thereon, FREQ from charge 20 the
United States, a suitable building for 3
ealoiers' free library and reading-room
for aol diers; Provtded, That The same can
30 done without prejudice TO the public
interests, and provided that ell expensos
ohall be borne by said FoWle end Rum
eey, and that all benefits and privileges
Of such library and reedihg-room be
granted 10 u soldiers free Of charge,
aud thst said building be removed
whenever Tho Secretary Of the Interior
shall require The same 20 be done.
Approved, January IL, 1858
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TO THE SOLDIERS!
We have published Il beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,

For the use OF Soldiers.
II is printed in four c%olors, represent
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery,
marching in countless numbers into
Dixie, with drums 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 a p%asteboard tube, and can be sent to
any part of the country withou, injury;
and the soldier, after filling up the blank
lines, can putit back in the tube and re-
mail it 10 his friends, and they will get
it framed and preserve il As a remem-
brance.
Price 80 cents Sent by mail, pre-
paid.
!. n. RHODES & CO.,
80 Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted TO sell the above.
i%uly10-3m
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I'm day oC AUGUST. JSea

the contents OF tho Packages Rbovc mentioned, being
a variety Of goods, wares, aud merchandi2e. sale 70
take plsce at 10 o'clock on the morning Of the day
%ai1rosaldi al the storchouso on the Public Square 10
N~ashyilc, formerly occupied By A. j. Duncan q O..
July ~ 90 T.. X ELAEGOCk. L 8 N
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sTATE on ~qESNRssEE,

STATE on TENNESSEE,
COUNTY OF DAVIDSON
Vim. Wurloy, Plaintiff, ys. Wm. A. sorrell. Doiandnt.
IN a suit by original attachment, before O.. ~
ASouthcaic, a Justice ol tho lcace Tor davidson
county, on tho 9Th day Of June, IaCJ, 40 attachment
was sued ou1 BY the plaiutl against toe defendant
for debit an affidavit that the defendant William a..
rorrells has removed himself from the Siateof Ton.
nessaa, and returned loviedj and on motion Of tho
plaintla it appearing TO tho Abstraction OF tie Jus-
tlco, that tho defendant a. a non resident OF the S4ate
Of tennessee, said defendant William A. Scrolls
"a hereby required 20 appear boloro said Jurtlca. on
the l6th day OF August, 1863, and plead answer or
demur tosald aitaonmoni, otherwise tho case win DO
set down for hearing, ~ r1rs, on that day.
a.. NJ S0UrHGAfE, Up.
ialy1l-W4t~-Pnntsrs' TO So O0r
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Marshal's Sale.

uoitrtS States rer'us IL borog aDd1 ksr. containIng
goods, wares, and merchnndize, captured by Colonel
George ?. smith near Gallatin.
Information 80. " District Court CT Inc Up.tra
states for tac District or Middle tennessee
~ obedience 10 the ordur OF said Gourt, made n this
4 cause, on the 18th day 81 July, 1868, j viii SOL al
public agct0n. 20 thehighest b'ader. f5rcash IN hard,
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% public auction 70 tho highest bidder fr cash 10
hand, the goods oontanedi IN the three pactagos above
mentioned, being q variety Of Dry Gooos aad NotiOna,
suited 10 The usos Of suffers and other dealers. Sale
totlke place 81 70 O'Clock on the morning OF the day
Aforesaid, 81 The EtoTehouie on the Public Squaro IN
kaehvile, formerly occupied by a. y. Duuoan \ Co.
joy 2+29t r. r. GtNSCOCk Il. e II.
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I7th day OF August, 1868.

Salo % tako place at tho ftorohog7c 90 he Pubs.
Rqunro On Na hyiile, formerly occupied hy a. t DIM.
can, 20 l0oclocs on the merdinC OF thp ans .toreaafI
AGJ et.ot D. x GLASGOW. IT,. $.
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at the siorehousc formerly occupied by A.. j. Duncan
a Co, on the Public Square in Nashville. sale TO
mmen OF 10 O'Clock on tho morning OF the day
aforesaid. r.. y. GLASGOW, l.. l. NJ.
,Iuly % oOt
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2Isf day OF August. 1853.

\ obedience 10 an order Of said Ccutt, made on ia
Il 18th ofJuly 1868, ] viii soil tie drugs, etc, con
tainet in the PACKAGE ObOYo mcnto. ed to thc hi-les
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LOST.

a e hanchoa ter, Tons, Or between that place ana
II Blk river wagon bridge, Via hurreoaboroi ehal
tyYile Marirace ana ~rullahoma, a common. pioo
Camp Deck, confnining papers and records 90 ihn
18th Kentucky Vol nifty, The ak D marked in
overall places GA The outside "AdJt," 10 hha on 'h0
Inside two small drawers and SIX or eight "IigeQn
holes y and GA tho ball u marked 10 pencil in largo
icttois, Nv. r., sd Brig O. NJ" The papes5 aTc ~
no value 90 any one save tho command g. Rhicl they
rotate. liberal reward whl b. patd Tor their ra-
coTery. Address n. KAY. MILVhhD.
~. CO.. Com'd'g 18th Reg. g.. W.
% Rric., 4h Div, ltth Army Corpa,
department o. Cumb'Tland
Iuly 70, 1865 luly2ia
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nom dny OF August. Ia03.

AZ public auction, 10 The highest bidder Tor cn7h n
band, thoAbsye named fO6 Tag and u barrois flour.
Sale TO Commences ~ 10 og8 ~ % the morning Of that
day n r, ~GLAsCOCk. "a
L. S Mar hnl For s1ti District.
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ION DAY oF Ang

Is o'odftnci 10 ar order or sold Court, mado % This
= cause, on She 18th dey o. July 1903, VIA sell on
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DR.. Kings O~ispensarv
COR PEslvATE DISEASES.

E1gRp[AraD DR.. KING formerly Of New York.
Silt for IaHtS years Of LoulaUlla. XIV.
G8SD@% who has devoted his attentitopth
tho treatment of private diseases for so years, dattsn
himself, having attended TO q practice for 30 mans
yoars, and cured no many thousands, he h enabled
20 cure all diseases OF q private nature, no mattor
how bad they may DO nom iBiudicious medical treat.
ment, or from neglect Of their own. nr. Kings
DHponEafy Il No. 23 Daadorck strest, between Oher.
y ana the Square, second story, where be custs IN
diseases Of q private nature.
GonorTh@a cured aithOut nauspous medicine, of
interference with business,
Structures Of old or recent date edAotuRily oufhd 90
q few days, b. an operation which Causes no psia.
Where a structure exists heslth cannot 10 onntoy4
PerhRpa no disease causes more mischief AID nnla-
minea the constitution 20 much.
Syphilis, with all the diseases or tih skin, growing
out OF neglect or bad treatment, can h. ~ofgptuaNI
cured In q f@w days
Gsnyinal Wsdhssss.-PnrtioulRrst isntion havlushs
givon 70 this disease, and all tina consequences foel
ing out Of II, brought OF an usny cares by ne d.
~ttructve habits 81 inconEiderGte youths, and otcess
tYo Indulgence d the passions, q neglect OF Whi0h
VII undermine tho constitution, rendering the sut.
ieot mat for business or society, and oausing promi.
taFe Old age.
Females who may be isboring with any diIpul,y 0
the Womb may rest assured Of immediate rcliGf
Persons residing Abroad, ~ writing and staiips
their case, with = Zoe ouclosud, direct 10 ~. A. King,
Nc. % Desderek etreot, Nashville, TenG., viii have
the hecegsarY medicines sent 10 their address. ono
hours from po'olock g. the mornine until D Ia lhs
sening iJuly lO-tn dAwiy
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State 81 Tennessee.

Of tennessee.
Davidson County, +. s..
Monsoon White, Plaintiff, Va. David y. James, Dert [,
Roforo q. NJ. Southgato, a Justice Of tho Peace, for
Davidson county.
ms tho 9th day Of July, 1855, an attachment was
Y , isauod m this case, on the affidavit Of tho Plain
ga. that the Defendant David ID. James has removed
himself, from the State OF TonnosaOo, 90 thsttho or
binary process OF tho law cannot DO served on him for
debt, and it appearing q the satisfaction Of said
Justice that tho said David D. james a "a non-ro l.
don't Of the state Of Tennessee IL Is therefore, or
dered, that publication bo made for fOur successive
week in d Newspaper Published in tho city OF Nash
VILE, IN said county, requiring tie pciendnnt David
d. James 10 appear personally, or by Attorney, be-
fore said Justice, on tho goth day Of August, 1858,
and plead, answer or demur 90 sald attachment suit,
otherwise the oase viii b. cot down Cor hearing ~
iaTts on that day,
G.. H.. sOCTHGATE, ). 7.
iulyl1-w4t-printers' Zoo 81 oOfj
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intni mAtiof, SO. z. District Court Of tho United
st1tcs Cor the m.triot Of middle Tennessee.
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Marshal's Sale.

IultcI oIatcs versus harrlI3, 3 kcre, | loN, aud /
carboy, cuntinirg prrgs
~orma No. l.. District Court of iho United
states for the District Of Nitdie Tennessee.
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E CANNED FRuns. MAoKEBEI, Cove

W1Fa VANhkD tNuIlsi mAQhEhhL, Cove
&4 Oysters, Lobster, TOuatol Cetsup,
Pepper saucc, Pickle, Ground Pepper, Allspiee.
Mustardi Sparkling oatswbs, Blackberry aud Ginger
Vince; Cigars and Tobacco; Iaisins, T1unes. Al
monds: Candles Iresh Butter 900 bushels DTioi
Fruits; Sugar, Coaoe, Ruttor Crackers, Cakes, Can
DEE, Starch, Soda, baking Powders. Qai d Yeast,
NaoaFoni, Rsrmiceli. Farina, Tapioca, cie, etc at
The lowcst prices. j.. n. RH0na9 s co,
No. e Union street, Saehtlle. Tonucssce.
l1iyfI-ims -
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Marshal's Sale.

unitei stsies rerrs 3 packages Of goods sl'2rod %
2. Task, NRshvnle.
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rs obedience 10 M order ofsaid Court, made in n e
4 causo on The Goth Jay uf 1uiy, 1885, ! VIII sell a.
the warehouse known ss N. A. Rnrish'g warahousc,
on College street, IN the city of Enahvfle. on itn
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Information No. o. District Court Of fbe Cutri
statcs Cor tha District Of Miiiit VINO loe
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Iashpals Amtna
Sunday Nights Gatl
&C sgfp BtlcK HAWK

WAsarsorox, July q --Tbe following
was received at tho Navy Department.
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The Indiana Sentinel ooppeghead, nal ca
this miserable hng az Gov. Morton, Of
Indiana
O. p. NJ. has gonc 10 Cincinnati 10 have
his "pictcrn taken, lt IA % bs framed,
and hung Chat 10 tho "pioter') up 10 tho
Council Ohamber Of that city, Snd thai
human face divine will DO pointed QUITO
posterity IS che noble" Governor who
drove out 40 Sampson did the Poilis-
tines, tho Morgin rJdera aud With q
aimilar weapon.
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KIarshal's Sale.

The United etaies reYa5 100 bag Of hour and OF bnr
rcl8 uf -four, claimed ~ Robt Tindsn.
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NUMBER 10.

wing, commanded by Gems. Crittenden
and Thomas, driving our men back
Rosecrans galloped along the lines, and
In thirty minutes had out twenty thousand
men, in two columns, who charged bayo-
nets on the foe. They piled the ground
with dead Rebels, FIVE of them to one of
us, and captured several flags. We drove
them back about a mile on the left, and
advanced our lines about a quarter of u
mile.
On the morning of the Sd, the battle
was continued. The Regulars were or
dered to the front to dig trenches. Every
spadeful Of dirt we threw out was stirred
and made light by the buzzing Of bullets
1t makes one feel somewhat ticklish to
have d lot of sharpshooters picking at
him, but to tell the truth L felt no fear.
Many were shot down, however, while
working. 1t rained all day, too, and the
water ran in and filed the trenches about
as fast as they were dug. But we were
satisied-"Old Rose" wasn't going to re-
treat. That night we spent in the treu-
ches; ii raiued al the time, and a muddy
ditch with twelve to eighteen inches water
in it rather added to our discomfort, yet
the boys cracked jokes all night about
''that foot-race out of the cedars." We
didn't like to run; but knew it was death
to remain.
Well, next morning we found that the
enemy had evacuated Murfreesboro and
fed in the night. They couldn't staEd
six days hard fg citing without sleep. We
were not sorry. Then we got to burying
the dead. We hauled nineteen hundred
of our killed out Of the "dark cedars'
alone. The Regulars were all buried on
little knoll together. But. oh you
should have seen the piles of dead Rebels,
that lay scattered around, proving with
what desperate determination the attack
had been made. eMany a little boy lay
there lifeless, their faces wearing an in
nocent smile-they seemed not to have
known the hatred that was deeply imprin-
ted on the weather-5eaten faces Of the
Arkansas Brigade.
We are now in camp az Murfreesboro,
and Strengthening up again. ~
Your ailectionate brother.
REUBEN JONES.
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CHURCHES, MINISTER'S. sc.

Presbyteridn-REv. ID. HABISoN, faStor--
Preaching every Sabbath morning at lo5
o'clock, and in the evening at O'Clock Sab
oath School 1T l o'clock, y. NJ. Prayer meet
ing every Thursday evening at clock
Methodist Episcopal Church-REy B. L. SRow,
Preacher in charge. Rev. W. LoNG. Assls-
tant Preaching every Sabbath, alternately
at IOJ o'clock in the morning, or IN the
evening. Sabbath School at clock, A NJ
Prayer meeting every Thursday eveninDe e
o'clock.
WeIch Indepeadent-REv LII. R. POWELL,
Pastor-Preaching every Sabbath morning at
10 O'Clock, and in the evening at g O'Clock
Sabbath School ut o'clock, Z. NJ Prayer
meeting on the first Monday evening OF each
month and on every Tuesday, Thursday and
Friday evening, excepting the first week in
each month.
CakUinisfic Nethodist-REv. JOHN WILLIAMS,
Pastor-Preaching every Sabbath evening at
2and & o'clock Sabbath School at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ. Prayer meeting every Friday evening,
ot O'Clock. Society every Tuesday evening
at o'clock.
Disciples-REv. ". LLOYD, Pastor.-Preach-
ing every Sabbath morning at 10 o clock.
Particular BGpti$ts-REy. DAVID JENKINS,
Pastor.-Preaching every sabbath evening at
; o'clock Sabbath School at ut o'clock, z. NJ
CaihoHc-REv NJ. J. MITCHELL, Pastor
Services every Sabbath morning 1T l02 o'clock
and Yespers at / oclock III the evening
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EBEasEgIRE szAEa4s.

MAILS ANRIN +.
Eastern, daily, at III o'clock, A, NJ.
Western, at IL! o'clock, a VI.
MAILS CLOSE.
Eastern. daily. at o'clock. P u.
Western, at 8o'clock, P VI.
Eg~The mails from Butler, Indians, ,Strongs-
town, &c, arrive on ThuGsday of each week,
Mt o'clock, p. VI.
Leave E5ensburg on Friday of each week,
at 5 \. VI.
rea The mails from Ncwman's Mills, Car
rolltown. &c, arrive on Monday. W Wednesday
and Friday of each week ut ) o'clock, p. VI.
Leave Ebensburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at o'clock, \. NJ.
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re-. Ia the South when the trains get
within ten miles Of the station whore dim
ner is to be aerved up, the passen gers
leave the train and walk to the station
SO as to get through dinner by the tiuie
the cars arrive.
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no. There is nothing purer than hon.
esty; nothing sweeter than charity moth
thing warmer than love; nothing rich her
than wisdom nothing brighter than viz
tue ; snothing more steadfast than faTth' !;
nothing surer than friendship.
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nG~ 4 gateway IN Westcrn cemetery
bears the following notice: "I am au-
ihorized TO arrest the First Person that
Cuts up in this Cemetery Hereafter
Swearing is Furbidaen Lewis w. Stirer,
Section"
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E~ a small juvenile was lately at his
mothers knee saying his prayers, com
mencing "Our Father" sc. His fond
parent asked him to learn that little
childs prayer, Now | lay me down to
sleep" After many inefi-ctual attempts
to learn the verse, the little man drew
himself up with some dignity, aud said,
''i-ook here. ina, i.ain'r much on lay ue
down to sleep, but jist put me on our
Father, and cant be beat. =
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DIRECT r Y.
LIST OF POST OFFICES

Post Offices. Post Masters. DtsfTtetS.
SetheI Station Enoch Reese, Blacklick.
tarrolltown, William ". Jones, Carroll.
Chess Springs, Danl. Litzlnger, Chest.
Conemaugh, A. G. Crooks, Taylor
CreSson, VIM W. ouhg, w Naohlh' L.
Ebensburg. John Thompson, EpenSpurg.
Fallen Timber, Isaac Thompson, mite.
Gallitzin, j. NJ. Chrlty, Gallltzlh.
Hemlock, VIM. NJ Cough, wasn't IL.
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1a= There will be four eclipses this
year, as follows:
l. A partial eclipse of the sun, May Is.
Invisible in the United States, except In
California and Oregon.
?. 4 total eclipse of the moon, June l.,
in the evening. Visible in part of the
United States, but generally as a partial
eclipse.
3. The annual eclipse Of she sun, Nov.
II, invisible in America.
4. 4 partial eclipse Of the moon in the
morning of Nov 25. Digits II 80. Wis
ible in the United States.