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BrlcAIaying, pIastcrinr. &c

=, ne subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
~ Ih"' ne Is prepared To 10 all Lluds of Brick
dispatch. 80 WI" "eS'hess ana
oI E%elS rp,isaniiy on hand the best quality
OF nt.rt Il'I' ~ LIME, tEAit.N +. uud CAIGINED
io "hS BRiCh AIlordcrs left AT the Store air r
tentIon. At ELtH ~ ~ prompt at
APPLY ' ,l-'-l-4N'
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Small Fruits,
Strawberries,
Raspberries,
Blackberries,


! make u rule to propagate only those kinds If
"ees ahi plants that experience has proved 10 he tho
most pfohlabe Tor general Guilty. RIiOn-hayIn9
70 'he 1"hi'liIy ard quny Of the fruit produced In
INV Ne!'ct"n OF Vnrletes. nsIdc from nav own exneri
ehce am governed hy the opinions of tho most m,
hF' "ff's on The culture of iruit IN America and
"a mas rNIer'rhre Irnu growers IN all paris of The
'''n - and "t the American PnmOlugIcaI SocIetv
:E"HEs 81 600 trees selected varieties md treos
v"T' 'a'Ve and thrifty ~
AfPLES Il large sOck. choice varietes Standa,d
ana '""ri Also. Red and Yel!O Siberian C,oh
standard amt Dwarf '"''
PE4Hs- choice lot. large thrifty trees. LEADING
Var'"''eS Standard and Dwarf
rLuA4-r Nj the choice varieties
'hEkRiES-tiHe thFIlty trees Standard and D,vs,f
al tn. rho varieties ''
AfhCOIS. NECTARINES AND OUNCES
tI"esEBERRIEs-En and American yarist;es
IURRENTs-WhIte and Rel Cherry, White and Rod
GfhPe' White and Red Dutch. Black English. Black
Naples DC. e'''' nav
HRAPEs-CatnWba. Isabella Clinton Concord
Heta"afe, Dlanna Reb'cca, Tay lor or BulleI Eoriv
northern. MusOadine. Elslnburg, Hartford, Prolific
90. &c - '''
bLAcKBERRIES-L LAwIOn DOrchs ster and Hugh Bush
RAsPBEKRGEs-ln vnueIy Largely of the Allen
anu Red Prolific. which need 40 pruteC ton IN winter;
most Tor market gardeners and who have not time
To cover in fail
SrRAw3EE RIEs- In variety. largely Of the Alba.
ny Seeding.
OSAGE ORANGE,
SHADE g. ORNAMENTAL TREES,
RHEUBAkB,
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SMYRNA DIREC7ORY

l.
Eess Cemmi's'oners-Ayres SIockly J,hn Nu,i, d
!onn NJ VosheIi, John E. Collins William NJ Re i
Iehh NlIllaway; Assessor, Joseph W. Mariner
treasurer. Thomas h. Jefferson
Tov" BGiLf-Nehemah Stnylon:
Justices OF the Pedce-JOhn Eaton Caleb Wal,.,,.
C'nsdotes-Th0mas Sutton, William Cioih,,,
SoHeetOr fer Duck Greek Hundred James eah :,
""loTy Public and ConreyaHcsr-J. 5. tIlihngLn.
CORPORATIONS.
bunk Of Snyrnd-Drrectors. Ayres Stockly. Dame
Sorb't. Iohn Mustard, George DAVIS, Jane. K.
SIsments, Edward Beck. n. B SmIIhers Iienr, y
rIddeman, Daniel CuIr4y.
PRESIDENT. Avres SioCkly; Cashier, William :.
soil Teller, T.. } Colt; Clerk, Samuel Cats
d. cunt Day-THrRsDAYs
SmVTHa Library AssocldtOn-Presdent Edwin vii
Aeti Wee President. Rev. John G. Thomnson: Re-
cordng Secretary Or. William Cummi,,: Core,
Ponding Secretary. Dr f. lawson; IRE surr,
!shn NJ ''e"nlng; Trustees James p iIoffecker
James liorF, cAer
Morning Tfar Lodge, o . f -aegulu Mse,.ng
FRIDAY evening II "a n " ,k s.
HeD'aqld EncIr1July,, Tuesdav evening :, ~,
FGiin~s Pa " ~
Red Hea Ndarn'e Tribe 10. J. rhur..oy e,4n,n,,.
81 Odd Fellows 4 ,t.
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NOTICE.

~ Smynn. Oct. 18th. 1869
The subscriber having dIsconiinued The M.fas
lie Business all persons inGehied to him will ss,,s
come forward and setIeup Nv Books Tor this mes a
VIII be al the Store recently ocCsiried Nv taa
EDWARD BBG&
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GENERAL HMTELLsGENCE
FOR REFERENCE.

GOVERNMENT 4 CTHORIYIES,
PrsSident Cfthe United States-Abraham I.incoL,.
Wee Prssident-Hanb4l HAmlin.
- CABINET.
VIM. ii. Seward, Secretary of State.
S|i'noh Z. Chase, Secretary of the Treasury
Edwin NJ Stanton, Secretary OF War.
=, - Secretary OF the Interior.
montgomery Blair, Postmaster General
TI TLuson T. WeIle", Secretary otthe Navy.
Edward Bates, Attorney General.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS- FROM DELI.
WARE
AsHs'S's-Jamss A. Bayard, New Castle county.
Willard salisbury, Sussex ca.
AcPrese"'0tiUe-GeOrge P. Fisher, Kent CO,
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fancy F'urs !!

niui u assorIments OF all kinds and qualities ofFANCY
Il KS Tor Ladies and Childrens wear that will be
worn "urlng This Fall and Winter My Furs were
purchased IN Europe. previous 10 the rise in Sterling
F.Frhange and the new duty imposed on all Furs
SINCE The Fl st of August.
"nnld also safe that as long as my stock lasts
VIII 0fer 1t at prices prop0rIOnate GaI the goods
cost me; bn: it will he Impossible for me 10 imp,r,
and manufacture any more Furs and sell them a the
same ptice owing TO the unsettled State Of the affairs
OF The Country.
VI Remember the name, number aud street
JOHN FARElRA,
seP5m 7l9 Arch street PhiIadeIrLia in
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HCLgD@Y GIFT,
~ -iP! EOFEiIT& PRESENT
i'Ucaasc oar Z
{. W. WILLIAMS, & co.
fFOuNFRI Y ,,.,t,,,,,. 4 .......

twenty-five Dol'ar DoadIr Nsea! FGnuIy Neuing
.E,rijue
warranted t" he oq"'l 10 20 or $50 n,aciin.
r. .'r "fF VII % al EH.S OF lniu.,. ,"wIrg
sum- icItv tasr, and nu..tes, :, nt acl,o u i.. =,
Gq"Ai. MarhheS i"r"an.cd ~ E,aIrr, via t
"iit''"ls ior nSln2, payable N crtIlrt,
f'NerF machine Is warranted tuI ,,,.. lr.r
An agent wan!cd every tow, ,rJ c.I.,,,, -. H.,
oH''e thciose stamp for lcru,, ani circular
. Audress &. JONES Il CO rHnX -Ng,
r"l'' looms; no 30. North Fun Street tM- dunf.
below Arch, PhllaIelpAua, Cut Inns nd YER ,.cn,a
out. ~ " 90 ~ t''!t''
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rIIuKCIIEs.

tIlC RICHES.
Methodist EPi'coFal-Pas'or. Rev WIIlInm glsAol
services m0ruInR, IO5. evening 81
FTssbytertOn Pastor Rev, John e inv,
wees. n"rnIng. t04. evening 63.
P'"t''ta"t Fps 'Qpal-Rector, Rev. H., f. .,z !:
services, morning. lU5 afternoon
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LADIES' AND CiIILDREN'S r3RS.

LADIES AND CiIILDGEN'S FiRS.
We have opened handsome stock o.
Es1~ e. e & s
Comprising
HiDNON BAY @iBLH,
MAX N1BLE,
"i3ERi1T SQUIRREL.
Io.,,. DC, g.
La'ieS are respectfully invited 10 call rciore nr
CHASING elsc"h'r" and ,.Aan,iio rur s;ock F''
CHARLES OAktCRD q son
~3i q $50 Chestnut ss,et
o'<o-'m Continental Hotel, PhIiadcIphIn.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,


Cough@' Colds, sDnuCnGn, HoarScun.s
Sr,mp, Nr"nchiiiS. sncipicnt Com
sumption, and for the IEcIicT
Oi SonSunspiiVc Patients
an advanced Stages
~ Of tlc Disease.
This is n remedy So universally know, 20 s,,.,o
ehv other i"i the cure of throat and un comnIahts
tlAt y II useless here to publish the Cyiirmr of -
virtues Its uuriyaiird ';ence for cnu,,hs snd
c0ihS anu ITS truly wonderful cures of nuirnnorv
SI"Se, nave mad" 1t known throughout the civil
Heu hHlnhS OF the earth. Few are the commuuitirs
VI even iainl!iFs among theta who hive not some
Ior.niAl experience of its effects some living
trophy IN their midst of its victory over the sub;ie
anu dangerous disorders of the throat and lungs
Ar all know the dreadful fatality of these disorders
and as they know, too, the effects OF this remedy,
we need rot do more than to them that il lnj
now all the virtues that il did have when making
the cnIos which have so strongly ulOn the
confidence Of mankind.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER Co., Lowell, Mass.
J. r. Hpfrcker, Smyrna d. F. Burton, DO.
yer; ii. NJ. Stevenson, FELTON,; w. +. Know.
Ice, Frrderica; Thomas Simpson, Camden #.
r. Hammcrsey, Milford, T.. Bringhurst g. Co,
and Dealers everywhere.
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we call The attention Of all having friends or rel,.
" .Ae army 10 the iacI Ifr 'HooEanIS German
o''e's VIII cure nIne icnIhs ui The uIsensrs II,d.d
oy exposure and prIVaIIons incident to camp lie
we can particular attention to the ioloNIug TO-
marianne and well authenticated cure of one Of Inc
" has been saved by the Buters =
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81: Anthony'E Fire, EsoNe or Erysiuclns.
nca"r and salt ksst".s-es, scasi Head
kll0 nrlIl. &na,a. ENA....

Dr Robert NJ. Frebe writes from salem V
1zth Sept. 1899 that lie has cured an inyctaratc
case case OF Dr"pSy, which threatened to terminate ti,
UaiIy, DH tiic perSe'crng use of our SarsapnrilIa
9hu ESQ a dangerous Malignant ErySipclts hy Iarne
% %aoses OF The same; says he cures the common EruD
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DR. AlNG,S DlSPENSARY.

SssilS DR.. KING formerly Of New York,
&tkG -G, for tant yoars Of Louisville XIV
eili1S .uailss' who has devoted bis attention 10
tho treatment Of private dgoSsos for 30 years natefE
himself having attended 70 practice for 30 many
years, aud cured 90 many thousands, be iA enabled
20 cure all diseases Of private nature, no innttsr
how bad they may he IRON rJudolOua medical tfost.
ment, or from neglect u tholr own, Dr. Kiuqis
Dsponsary Is No. 20 DeadeIiok street, between Ohsr
y ami tue Square second story, whore he sea an
diseases Dt private nature.
0OnOuhug cured without nsuseOuB mediOinss or
Interference with business,
sricturcs OF old roceut date enoctuRlly cured n
few dhyn, BY en- operation which csusea no main
Whore structure exists health cannot be enuioEod
fofhapo no disease causes more mischief and under-
mines toe CONSTITUTION % lnuOh.
byphlis With all he diseases of tho tkin grOwius
ont u neglect or bad treatment can DO odectoAllI
cured in few days
Bsusino Wsd taslg-P arculAr ttention having bsoB
gvon TO THIS disease, andal tho consequences grow
lug out cf a. brought on IN many Cas6s by tho De.
sructiye habits ~ lnconsideWte youths and 0xcags
I've Indulgence Of tho passions, "a neglect Of Who'll
VIII uudermiu6 the oOustiutiun, ruudatiug the alb.
yet unni Tor osinoas Or society AMI causing prcma
ture old Rgo,
Fom .ies who may bslaborihg with any diaculty
mo Wonh may rcst assured Of immedlaia FsloL
fors9ua resi1ins abroad, BY writing and BlAunr
thelr case Wilh fee enclosed, dircCt 10 d. A Kue
No 30 Deaderick street, Rashyils, Tenn, viii h.yt
We neoteiary r,oiioues Beut 10 their adlrtsf ono
avrta ioN y O'Clock Nv she morning until 20 q
'eNfH' Ifutu - Co. Hkwla
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J. W. DOLBEAR,
Aulhor OF the Science Of PonmnH'AipF

Persons from to 90 years can learn this system.
lu "a lew lessons ladies' are taught 10 write ia u
neat easy and rapid manner, aud gentlemen IN bold,
rapI, business style.
10 persons acquainted with its merits, his system
uf writing needs no other recommendation, but those
unacquaibtel with IL, Mr. d. refers 10 the following
remarks aud Testimonials. Instead Of teaching PEN
nauship merely imitation Art, an experience Of
2 years his enabled him 10 reduce Il 10 the certainty
or science, that being guided by kHoicledge, In.
stead Of faniO practice, pupils from TO 60 years can
IN a short time learn TO write with EASE, ELEGANCE
and RAPlDlII.
10 accurate Is his system, and 80 uniform in its
success that after witnessing its effects on several
hundred pupils In Nashville, the lamented Alfred
Hume observes.
"Hayiug had fair opportunity Of examining your
system Of Fenmlnshp, aud having seen the wonder
ful and rapid Improvement Of your pupils In my
school, consider Il but Just TO say that believe IL
o be bot only tie best system but he ong desor
en-, any person may, IN short time, acquire tree,
rapid, aud elegant hand. should be Iteased to see
Il universally adopted"
This expression was concurrcd In by
Maj Con. n. T.. Gaines, U. 5. Army;
His Excccucy, James G. Jones' Gov Of Tennessee
Rt. Rev. j. n Otey Bishop Of Tennessee.
r. Rev r. +. Miles, Bishop Of Nashvuls.
Rev. Philip lindsley ID. u. Pres. Of Nashville Unl.
vefsiy.
Rev. j. r. Edgar d D. and many other citizens, OF
whom, Andrew Jackson says;
"Being requested by Messrs. nolbear to state the
standing IN society OF the gentlemen sign rs 10 the
within do 40 with much pleasure, being acquainted
with most Of them; they are highly respectable, and
gentlemen Of education and Of high standing In so
ciety. ANDREW JACKSON
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HEADQUARTERS COMMISSION FOR THE J
ORGANIZATION or u. s. CoLoRED TBooPs,f
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 4, 1853.
Circular No l.
In accordance with Orders from the
President Of the United States, the fol-
lowing recruiting stations have been es-
tablished for Colored Troops in the De-
pArtment of the Cumberland:
Nashville, Tennessee,
Murfreesboro,
Gallatin,
Wartrace,
Clarksville,
Shelbyville,
Columbia,
Stevenson, Alabama.
All claims by alleged owners Of slaves
who may be enlisted, will be laid before
the Board appointed by the President,
and consisting of - - -
The Board will hold its sessions at
Nashville, Tenn. Roll5 and recruiting
lists viii be furnished the Board for pub
lie information, and 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 filing of the said rolls.
No claims will be received or enter
tained 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, or shall give
aid or comfort TO the enemies OF the Gov
eminent, and all claimants shall file with
their claims an oath of allegiance TO the
Government of the United States.
The mastering officer will furnish Off
cial 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, it such slave
be accepted, receive from the recruiting
officer a certificate thereof, with de-
scriptive list of such slave, and become
entitled TO compensation forthe service or
labor of said slave, not exceeding the
sum of three hundred dollars, upon fling
with the above Board valid deed of
manumission and release, and making
satisfactory proof of title; and any slave
30 enlisting shall be forever thereafter
free
All enlistments will be made 10 accord
ance with the provisions of General Or
der No. 800, current series War Depart
ment.
BY order of the Secretary of War.
GEoRGs l.. STEABNs,
Major and A. A. G. u. s.,
Com'r Org'n U. s. Colored Troops.
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UNION HOTEL,

NashyiIIe, Iennessee,
North Market Street.
INNS HOUSE rs PLEASANTLY SITUATED, A.
near tho Square, aud convenient o. the lis
Nashyils aud Louisville lepOt fers1ns Yisiut \
Nashville will ind 10 60 their Interest 10 call 90 this
house, as my bills ara lighter BY Wr thau either huuso
la the city.
Ny prices are, 81 90 por night, Breakfast Supper
aud Lodging, aud jo per day three Meals ana
L,udgug or sA 90 per week anu 90 cents per Meal
You will nod ust such htoa che country affords
can aud ~ me. J. ", nuuarhtht
..It-dW. Proprietor
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.rS DIR. M'GILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN
~ urr--r-...nanu. "a MI

A FTEn TWENTY FIVE YEARS PRACTICE IN
"a my native Slate and Philadelphia have iocalc.
ln Nashville Tenn, u my general practice
will ueat Che following diseases Chronic and lr'
uammaloIy khoumausm, Affection Of lhe Lungs Nis'
eases VI he Throat, DfOpsy, swelled joints, sIn
Linus, founsy, fains, Ulcers Cancers, Gravel A..
Wcti1na M the Womb, Remi,tent, Intermittent aut
bilious fuFtrE Obstetrics attended Co. with h Other
diseases 90 " hfth ihe ugiuau family aro subject
50 uMce North de' of luiou, between thory
hut C1licse atrJotS, OYER a. d. Benson DO e hutlg
store who're may be found oithrr tay of ulslt, uu'
Ices sbseut uu pl0isltilaal tisitt '3sust 10
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TO RENT-FOR 1864.

The Farm in Edgetield, Of 225
Acres,
CIrUATEn between Gallatin and White Creek
- mrnpikes, Ina the centro Cf which b. tae family
residence of Paymaster HaTis, " the u. =. Navy
AMI en- The Northern border Of DC Two small Cottage
with he bAru, stables Carriag- house epriug house,
and other convenient ont houses 10 hliors "a
pleasant residence near tho city, aud tGs sl'l ta
excellent iUr cultivation.
Apply TO "J GEo hARas, Pa master u 3 Navy,
hew FORK D." o. 10 IA a. S. uN El.,
Ne no Park street. opposite Esl uout If tLy Capitol
Nashville, Tennessee.
uJVs-tL
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TO THE SOLDIERS!
We have published "A beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,


For the use of Soldiers.
II is printed in four colors, 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 and Officers /;
size 13x17. The certificate is enclosed
in pasteboard tnbe, and can be sent to
any part of the country without injury;
and the soldier, after filling up the blank
lines, can put it back in the tube and re-
mail it to his friends, and they will get
it framed and preserve it as a remem-
brance.
Price 90 cents. Sent by m all, pre-
paid.
I. N. RHODES & CO.,
80 Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted to sell the above.
octl6-3m.
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Frem IA Ia. Ia. Bi,hop On.

COLUMBIA, Tenn Nov. p, 1873.
Mr. j. W. uoIBEAK-Uear Sir / have been much
Interested and pleased IN examining your system Of
Penmanship. Your method Of teaching seems to me
10 be both skiul and faithful and the improvement
OF your pupils Is 81 ~prising and rapid beyond any
thing have ever witnessed. / shall feel happy II
This testimony 10 your merit shall lead Others to avail
themselves OF your instruction IN one Of the most
beautiful aud useful arts and am very respectfully,
etc. JAS. II, OIEY. q.
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$4,000 Agents wanted!!

rs, 600 Watches, Gold Pens and Pencils, Vest,
Guard aud Neck Chains, Chatelaine Chains
and Pins, Engraved Bracelets, Engraved
.i. Spring Loekets,
Seal Stone Rings CaltOrHia Riags, Chased Rings,
Masonic Rings aud Fms, Gents California Diamond
Pms, CaUOraia Diamond Ear Drops, Beobtui Sets u
Jeicelyi n eW Sfyls' studs aHd Buaons, ETC.,
worth 100000,
TO be ID for one Polar each, without regard TO
value, aud not TO be paid for ill you know
what you are 10 got.
In all transactions by mail We shall charge for
doing the business % cents each, which must ae on
closed whom the request is made 20 know what you
can have, After knos Ing what YOU can have, then
II will DO at your opion TO send 81 take the article
OF not
Five articles can be ordered Tor sl-olevcn for 81
thirty tor so-siXty Ave Tor SlO--and Que hundred
FOR SIS
With the information Of what you can have will bo
sent Circular giving full instruct ms 90 Agents and
a full Catalogue Of article, and then 10 Wili to a.
your option 10 send ami get the article OF not ...
Also for 81 Iwil send solid silver shiel or
either Army Corps Pin, with your name, regiment
and comp ny handsomely engraved upon IL.
Address
y. VA. WARD A CO.,
Box $50, New York. POS Broadway.
uUYbH ..|
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VIII be furnished free Of charge 10 soldiers In or out
ur tue Hospitals, II their bottles or inkstauds are
brought at the above hours SOLDIERS are taugh one.
third less than citizens
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GENERAL RAILROAD
AND
RAILROAD OMNIBUS
O r r [ G Il,
No. %
NORTH CHERRY STREET,
Fourth Door From Union.

MONTH CHERRY 6TREEV,
Fourth Door From Union.
All persons who design leaving the city by Railroad
can purchase through Tickets to Now York, Phila
dolphia, Boston, Baltim' re, Niagara Falls, wash
lngton City, aud all principal cities North Fast aud
Wost, by the shortest and most reliable routes. Also
through Tickets to Montreal, Toronto, Quebec, and
all principal cities in Canada.
Discharged Soldiers can be furnished with through
Tickets at Government rates.
Tickets be had to all way Stations on the
Louisville aud Nashville, Tennessee and Alabama aud
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroads.
Trains Leave as Follows:
Louisville and Nashville ...........,.T o'coos, A. NJ
Tennessee And Alabama ,.....,......,. iO:3O, A, NJ
Nashville and OhAttNuoOga,..,.- O'Clock, A. nj
omnibusoa leave all the principal Hotels 80 miu-
utes before the above mentioned times
Omnibugos will call at any private residence or
hospital in tho city, BY giving notice tho day pre-
vIous TO leaving.
Office IIours.--The Onice Is open from
o'clock, A. NJ, to 10 O'Clock, P. NJ, daily (Sundays
excepted and on Sunday from O'Clock to 10 O'clock
morning and evening.
For further particulars call at the once.
w. w. Craig,
General Railroad Agent,
NASHVILLE, Tennessee, OCT. 10, lS83--tf
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20 appear with thoS witnesses upon the day advtr-
tscd, will be considered aud reported As having
sIIAs F. ALLEN, Chairman.
wN DmvsR, Recorder
Monday, November 10, 1868.
stump. A h. Trabuo.
4, Realms, Edward Trabua
Couch Anderson, y. Irwin, Admir-.
ID Nhitaet, W. j. Drake
James u, jackson, A. J. nuuOan.
TnaAdaE- November s!sh
Ann Falkner, Mrs. rellah remosa
kobt' CarutheIs, Na'hyl'e Fem. Academy
VIM 3 kRkiu, Henry Btnpet
Manson White, j b Cowloy.
John I. Pendeton. Almira lnda0u.
wednesday, November ISth,
OryIle Ewing, VIM r. Ray
John Z. White Cook \ Downs.
Edmond Melyern, ", n, Iowa
VIM n. nagan, THIS a Kimbro.
james Dungee, John z. Shumair.
Thursday, November I0tH.
NJ. J. Gowen, VIM Moore.
Mary X Brown, r "A. Singleton.
n, n, Wsggouer, Hannah smith
Mary Williams, Hrent Spence.
Joseph Morris 4, u. Baius.
Friday NOVemb Der 2OthT
=. y, Thornton, John b Hope
j, u. Brown, llettle MAtock.
John y. Page, Benz Bond
ChurchWell Han. b. q. Williams.
Frances y. Hope, John Guthrie
saturday, November 2tst.
sally Watson, . Mrs. r. s. Cannon.
James W owart, Aaron Wight
Estate ot Y, Sloau, John n kWin, Guardian.
hobtrt flnkard, MARY nust
Nm Mhltrmurc, g. l.. Claiborne.
no. Sl1
demonstrating 90 be present with their witnesses
nothed will hnd their claims laid over 10 the last
OF the Docket
80 Tue Board now holds its sittlngu Ia tho seuats
Shamosri commencing every day at O'Clock. a. tn
~ Ihe business Of the Board being retarded by
delay on the part OF Witnesses Claimants are here.
aior requested 60 furnish tho board with tho names
OF witnesses, who refuse 10 apuoar on he DAY Claims
are aaVeiueel 80 That warrants may be Issued com.
pelling their Attoudan0e-sa
lnoyl4- a.
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From lie Hon. Judge N. GFeen,
President of the Law school, at Lebanon Tenn., ami
who for 70 years on the supreme bench Of Ten.
nessee
"Mr. Dobear has spent many years In teaching
and perectlug his system Of instruction, and s by
far superior TO any teacher OF penmanship have ev
or seen. You will perceive at once that he IL a man
Of fine intelligence. lie gives no instruction without
reason and his reasoning is so just and clear that
you at perceive the principle he seeks to impar
and that being fixed IN the mind, the pupil, acting
upon it, soon learns 20 write with ease and rapdty
as we'll "a With elegance.
/ commend Mr. Dolbear TO your kind attention. and
trust IL viii be consistent with your views and feel
ings TO forward his objects Auy service you may
render him will be wOrthily bestowed and will obge
me Very respectfully, your friend,
LEBANON TgSS, Get 20, 1866. n GREEN.
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BOOK I3INDERY

fIliE new look Bndery No 10 s q ncadorick NJ
u has resumed business, aud h prepared 20 oA8.
rte gu kinds u Jou WoRk AND BLANK WORk la neat
and eleR1ut style.
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uou.
hr. George Morton, formerly Of Ph.lad 3lphia. %
Practical iuokbiudur. bias Cua go OF this ByuAuiui.
a.ure JOHN g. FEllM
the booknud,ry viii be open from o'clock Ice
tho morning uulii o O'Clock iu tho evening.
Olt2ltt
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Allow me TO Introduce to you my friend J, W Dol.
bear, who sits your city for the purpose OF teach
as successful teacher is well and go widely estab
lghed that will say nothiny ON that score. | only
desire to present him as gentleman from whose so
oiety have derived much pleasure and prOlt, and as
one whom you have the intelligence TO apprecmte
anything you may do to further his designs win be
gratefully acknowledged by your friend,
JOHN q. EDGAR
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ROOM orer Smiths Drug Store, Cor. Church aud Vir
Streets HOURS, . to II, a. m, . 10 8, p. m, and I
to at night