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DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE.-No. IL.
Ifj HERkAs, an has been Gled In the
w District Court VI the United States within and
for the District OF Middle Tennessee, on tho oath day
OF June A. d 1868, by John rrjzable. hsq, Attorney
for the United States TOR the District OF Middle Ten.
nessee, who proseoutes herein, in behalf Of tie United
states, against THREE RkEi2, THRhEKGGs, ONE
BOX, AND n UARB0Y CONTAINING DRUus;
a~hedging, IN substance, that said DRUGS were
seized ON land, IN The District Of Middle Tennessee,
on the -d day d u. 1858, as forfeited to
the United States; that said property was trahep, rted
from the state Of Kentucky on the lBt day OfJanuary
A.. u. 1868, 20 the State Of Tennessee, Ia violation OF
the act Of Congress aud the proclamation OF the Presi.
dent OF the Unitei btordicting all commercial
Intercourse between The oitzens and Inhabitants Of
said state OF Tennessee and The citizens anu inhRbit-
ants OF tho rest Of the United states, aud against the
regulations OF the Treasury Department Of the United
States aud that said pTopety became theroby forfeited
70 tLs use Of the united states Of America, and pray
ing process against the same, that The same may 10
Condemned IS for oited, as Aforesaid.
Now, therefore, IA purauance ofthe monitiOn, under
the seal OF said Court, TO me directed and delivered, /
do hereby give public notice TO all persons claiming
said property, or In any manner interested therein,
that they b. and appear before tho said District Court,
10 be held at tho Federal Court room, Ia the City OF
Nashville, 10 ard for said District, on the 9th day Of
July, A. b. 1868, thon and there 10 interpOse their
claims and make their allegations Ia that behalf.
K, r.. GlASCOUK,
Marshal OF the United States
for the District Of Middle frnnufsce,
limo 25-tf
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no NE PURLIO.

By an agreement between the treasury
aud Wa Department, at Washington
the trade within certain trade Districts,
iu the States in Rebellion, has been
Turned over 10 the ASSISTANT SPECIAL
AGENTS OF THE TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT,
and to the Boards Of Trade acting with
them. l am the Special Agent here, and
Mr.. East is the Board of Trade under
the printed Regulations. Mr.. East
permits goods TO como into Nashville,
aud / permit shipments out OF the City,
acting, as q matter of course, within the
limits Of the orders given us, and in
accordance with the acts Of Congress
concerning such trade, Under these
regulations / have given certain permits,
to certain parties, living within our lines,
to take supplies homo upon a small
scale. Some Of these permits have been
dlsregarded by the Provost Marshal,
and the Pickets have been instructed by
him, not to let them pass. Parties may
reflect upon me, but l am not TO blame.
/ did what 1 had a right to do, and as
proof Of IL, I give ono of the orders
furnished me, to 90 by, in che discharge
Of my duties. It may in the moan time
servo to give the Provost Marshal an
idea of his duty;
sRSRRAL OADBRs NO. 80 wAR DBPART-
MEST-kRVTuH LIST.
That no officer Of the Army Of the
United States nor other person connected
Herewith shall authorize or have any
interest In the transportation of any
goods, wares, or merchandise Except
supplies belonging TO or contracted for
by tho United States, designed for the
military and naval forces thereof, and
moving under military or naval orders,
and except, also, Suffers supplies and
other things necessary for the use and
comfort of the troops of the United
States spd moving under permits of the
authorized officers of she Treasury De-
pArtment) into any State declared by the
President to be in insurrection nor au-
thorise, nor have any interest in the
purchase or sale therein Of any goods
or ohattels, wares or merchandise cot
con, tobacco, or other product NOf the
coil thereof; nor The transportation of
the same, except IS aforesaid, therofrom
OF therein; nor shall any such officer or
person AUrHoRIua, PRoHIBIr, on IN N
MANSRR ~rERFH WITH N sUCH
PURCHASE OR SALE on Transportation,
wHIoH SHALL BIZ CONDUCTED UNDER II
RKauLArIoSs or THE SEcRBTARY OF n
TREASURY, unless under some ~iWperative
Ssilisary necessity In the place or section
where the same shall be conducted, or
unless requested by an agent OF some
other authorized qiosr Of he Treasury
Department, in which case ALL COM
MANDERS OF MILITARY DEPART
MENTS, DISTRICTS, AND POSTS
WILL RENDER SUCH AID IN CAR
RYING OUT THE PROVISIONS OF
THE SAID ACT, AND IN ENFORCE
ING DUE OBSERVANCE OF THE
SAID REGULATIONS OF TIE SEC
RETARY OF THE TREASURY, AS
GAN BE GIVEN WITHOUT MANI
FEST INJURY TO THE PUBLIC
SERVICE.
IhAve given the above, with = view to
set myself right, and with no view TO
cross the path OF the Military authorities,
W. q. BR0wNLow,
Assist Sp. Ag. Tr, Dept.
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MashriIEe Auiun.
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY IA, 1893.
Suffers of the army Of tho o"mb0r-
land, bsalIyf

9utteFA on Inv army
land, bsRllyt
Ma, tho Roe Of England never blow,
Ma the TLSas OF sootlsnd never grow
nay the Harp Of ireland never play
rptu the stars and stripes have Won he dAy
Az NJ. Landsborg s. Co, on the South
aide corner Of the Square and Market
street, have on hand . large assortment
Of Fine Wines. Also, a large lot Of Ale,
Beer, Oysters, Peaches, Cherries, Honey,
In Glass and Can, Pickles in Jars and
Kegs, spicsd Tripe and Tongues, Nuts,
Pigs Feet and Tongues, Condensed Milk,
Figs, Dates, REisins, Spices, Onions,
Lemon Syrup, Dried Apples aAd Peach
&c, Book Candy, Stick Candy, Fancy
Candy, Cigars Of all kinds, Tobacco,
Sweet Owen, Rosebud, Silk and Cotton
Handkerchiets, Pins, Needles, Pipes,
Boots and Shoes, Combs Of every de-
scription, Good Stationery, and avariety
Of Yankee Notions, which we offer at
the lowest figures.
Come and give us a trial before pur-
chasing.
Our Motto 10 Quick Sales and Small
Profits.
A. g. M. LAEDsBEEG q Co.
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nrlnN prATR COmNTTTTEH.

East Zennessse.-Horao Maynard, Dr.,
WIN. G. D~rownlow, John A. Campbell.
Made 7enressx.--M. N. Brien, Dr..
VIM. P. Jones, Horace Il. Harrison
West Tsnnesses-J j. Bingham, j. NJ.
Tomeny, DR.. ]. Leftrick.
The foregoing Committee, appointed
by authority Of the recent Union Con-
vcntion, has been handed us by tho
President Of the Convention, or publ
cation.
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F"H PnIvATE DIpnANns.

E7R-(~aPsp nk. KING formerly of New Y.,k
sAVkS for last years OF LouiO No. Kv.''
&AG~@2&~~ who has devoted his attontit0pte
the treatment Of private diseares for 90 yoar, fstters
himself, having attended 70 a practice for 30 many
years, and cured 50 many thousands, he il enal!,d
to cure al diseases Of a private nature, no matlty
how bad they may 10 FROM iajudiolous medical treat.
mont or from nerlect Of th0ir own. ur. Fipri,
Dispensary ID No. - Doadorok street, between Oblr.
~ aud The square, second story, where be- ce-ss ain
diseases Of a private nature.
6unorrhma cured without uauseous medirlr.s ~
Interference with business.
Structures Of old or recent date o0actu NY olreI Ia
q isW days, by an operation which causes no ntiu.
Where a structure exists health cannot be- onnj6ved
Perhaps no disease causes moro mienlhef ard unifr-
mines tho constitution 80 much.
Syphilis, with oil tho diseases Of the ektu, growing
out Of neglect or bsd eatment can b elc.t an,
cured IN a few days
SeniBal Woakncs.-fartcula a. tent on Laviaal5e
glyon TO this disease, and al the o0nEoQuonoel grow
fog out Of IL, brought on IN many cases by tA1 90.
%siructiye habits Of inconsidorato youths, AMI rtc-
I've Indulgence Of The passions, q neglect u which
will undermine the conptitution, rendering The el.
jeot unit Tor business or society, and causing provo.
tare old age.
females who may be iRbofing with any trleuly o
the Womb may rest ~ aufod Of immediate rOiAt
Persons residing abroad, BY writing ana sift'rs
their oaso, with q Toe enclosed, direct 70 DR.. A.. Kng,
No. 30 Deaderiek street, keshyiile. Tsnn., VIII hs7s
the necessary medicines Eeut 10 thor addTcfs. Ofos
hours IRON ? o'oiooA ir the morning uutn o IN he
FeulnE iJniy lo--in d&wly
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United States Of America

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TkhNESSEk-NO. 10.
"a HkREA5 information has been hled IN the Dis.
w ulet Court Of the United States iorsaid District,
on the 10Th day Of June, AID. 1862, by John n imblo
Esq, Attorney Tor the United States for the Middle
Dlsthot Uf tennessee, who proaecutes heriu IN bobalf
Of tho United ,tatos, against hIGhT BOXES OF
GyOps AID oNE fAIR OF TRICKS, all marked
q" A Levy, Louisville, Ky p ~allcdging In substance,
that said foods were seized on land In said District a.
forfeited 10 The United states that said Goods were
transported FROM Nashville IN The State % Tennessee,
% LOUISVILLE "a tho State Of kentucky, on the 18Th
day Of June 1868, Ia violation OF the hot Of Congress
aud tho proclamation OF the President Of the United
ia o. intardicting all c0mmerciai Intercourse be-
tween the offices and Inhabitants Of the rest Of Tie
United States and against tho regulations oil the
Treasury Department OF the United States; aud that
SAID Goods became thereby forfeited 90 the tnitod
States AUD praying process against the same, and that
the came be condemned as otfeitod, as Aforesaid
now, therefore, IN pursuance OF tho mouiuon Of tho
Court, under tho seal Of said Court, 90 me directed and
:. lVered, DO HEREBY give public notioe toal persons
Gaining SAID 1oods they be aud appear before said
District Court, % be held nt the Federal Court room,
pa NE ciiy a. A~aHhFllo, Ia aid Dlstrct, on the 0Nh day
q July a.. d, l663, then and there % i~uterpoec heir
claims, and 10 make their allegations 10 that behalf
b. Il. EIAslOCk,
U,S Marshal for Middle District OF Tennessee
IunN ~. 1hHg-u 81
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DIRECTORY.
IL aoVrRNMFN1
I1gE HUGH SMITH. ssu.r
NilJihM eHAss s.oorde

~ " " - w.
I1HH HUoH SMITH. sessr
WILLIAM SHANE, Reoordrr
foBN CHuhbiaH. NarthaL
Dg@g mer'tab-W q Tusinaon, 4 G Tucker,
so ItfUH A. slseie
af.ta of1s Ha4sf-ia hn gaumbey, ss-osseis, Hrst,
1Eseh Frtrch. s.t.tN and aaos Mcuary shirt
Ioe Ae.ssof-F1 am Driver.
haoHc Gllcsdr--A a sasnkaun
Wasf Tz DoIaso---f q d,rreli
f~saure---H Bony
Hbau F~ar--Th0u arLdaKr.
&I-y-ss.isaI 81 IT, Wofssauss-. 9. Dedd.
r7tesAn n 49, WaiT hcrts-wm. stewart
Oaisf o. ts Ft-s nspgrf1tanf-fohn a.. Eeabuy,
s,stos N ne CssetgB-E b. Mcbride
rrca 0rassee--J. T.. stewart
0Vp dt1raep-E. , Muloy
CITY COUNCIL.
B5ord Of Hllrna.-N. w. Hren, President John
Narper, lUs y Hobb, "a Mulloy, II. q aoovel, W y
Cheaih4m, ~ @. /. Claiborne and g smith.
toarqoa Co-paeH-&u5rew z " iersou, F~rcnident; Jsl
Turner, William obert.. g. ". souta s,ta Abraham
fyers, Alex. McIan'ol L. y. slough. Caarles dayers,
J g.. 11yies, W. McCeliand, r. J. lnr5rough,
Wan. pTyer Vim seWrrti lho- Greatly VIM, tiuily
srasrisa oozairfE.s ID. rrs uty uouyc,.
ft~tauco-Kuowios, scovcl and Brien.
Na@ rk-huF frsos snila taa Claiborne
NFeN-Eug rtraer, Wyer, hulloy, ChoAtham
falhrulghi Gealg aud Haily.
BIarf-Turnor, Oarpor aud MoClsLaud.
Sehoos-chsattam, Muloy ana Knowles
tHe beparHaeF -ffyars, Stewart and Nct9cland.
gos-nrtver, Creaay and Myers.
Qfititg- mitb. Sluhorn and SteWnff
fs-sH Hosse-Ysrbrough Roberts sDd CaFPer.
F.Er -Hu3og, Mcl'aniel and Stewart
P3ace-tbrtthsn Hrien aud Sayere.
H tlgs-CrcaGy, Claiborne and Myers.
" f~thoHfe-SaYer8. Eobb and hclAaniol.
arrssehaRs and ira~eHaauro-McC''epi nrel
tui Stuhoul
FHi.1 N-ysty-sO5b, Stes art AM IuAs
fs1 H0us-CarErr, SOnthgste and Baiics
~ The Board OF Aldermen meois che Tuesdays
tu preceding the secona anl fout;h Ta rs3rFs IN
-'r' month, and the Common COuncH ,hr second
and fourth Thursinys ia each month
NIGHT POLICE
Capsi4-juhn BlugH.
~a315 Lhtfa.ua- Robert tcott,
ftrG k5-Hcgcw-Johu $. Ingalls,.
F.i4Irri-N JsCIGou, John Cavoulcl, N.un IA
,is. ioel Philips, Vim. Batsr, John Cotireu, William
ago, John Fngies, J. ". Wright, Jptn PccEott,
ROBERT SCOTT, " @. francis, David Yates. Cnas HUI.
Gt lu1 ". Darlcy.
sa~ fhs Polite Govt S. op.r.s-i .sN-, r-o-nire AZ
,.mnH.N.rH
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How MONEY CAN BH SAVED.-Before
paying on. GreenbAckS, Kentucky or In
diana bank bills, call st MARR's Exchange
ONCE conner Of College and Union
streets, and exchange them for Tennessee
money. In this way you can save quite
9 largo per oOntof expenses, az good Ten
nSsSee money will do just as we'll for
spending IS par funds.
iuly2-dIm
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NOS. AND fiON
OF
GENERAL HOSPITALS

Pos OF Mur1reesDOros Tenn.
Medical Director Poa-m. q. WoopwoarH.
Hospital No. Lefty Hotel; Z. W. corner SQUARE.
surgeon 7. d. Fltoh.
" No. 2--Woodbury Pike. 4. o. Himoe sur
geun Ia charge.
80 No. g-Fast Court House. W n. Johnson,
surgeon in charge.
" No. a-Woodbuty Pike. Act. surgeon
j. ". POarca.
Na. NORTH lOuu House. J. Z. Wpods,
Surgeon Ia charge.
10. North east cor. square, a, D
Faiicr, Asst surg IN charge.
" so. T-East Court h0uae b. Woodward,
Surgeon On charge
No. %Opposlie and west City Hotel WIN.
A. moCully, Asst. sUrgcon 10
charge,
" No. 0-Car. Nashville aud Lebanon Pike
r. u. PermAr, act Asst. surgeon
in charge,
0eui field Hospital No. l-Ono mile west uDur
House. j. 4. Finloy, Surgeon IN charge
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LOsT.-on Sunday morning, near the
corner Of Market aud Church Streets, =
POcket-book, with a small sum of money,
on the Planters Bank. The hnder can
retain che money and will oblige tho
owner, by leaving the book and papers a
this office, fully Tilt
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Fresh Eggs, Fresh Butter, and Vogo-
tables received daily aud for sale whole
sale and retail, at No, 80, Public Square.
JoHH T. BRoWx,
June 2O-tf. Grocer.
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Established ty Governor David Tod, % collect ue
accounts of tsohhrgei Onio soldivFa, AUD 20 furnish
them transportation bono, To direot tlon hoE g.
obtain pay Tor extra duty as nursaa, etc. Ohio en-
pioya the Agent, aud a Is his duty 20 give tao buai-
neaa Of hor soldiers careful and respooi4 attention,
Oltlco NOs4 Cherry 80, near
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A MEDIUM SIZED HOUSE,, IN a good location,
~ well furnished, and with all modern Improve
in'nts tue or Two serYauts taken if desired Good
oore VIII ~ tsen OF every thing. Apply ~
Known a. co.'s.
a College or 81 Cherry stret,
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Persons wishing = hno pen can find q
good variety at the Gold Pen Depot, "
chargy street. two doors South Of Cedar
b1c-tE
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DIR. M'GILL,
PHYSICIAN,
Oa Washington Do., RBd.

A F1ER TWENTY-FIVE TEARs PRACTICE R.
n M ettivo state and Philadelphia. have located
u Nashville, Tom, la my general practising
Twill tFaat the following diseased CiuCLiC and iu.
hamnlatory Rheumatism An,ctou Of tAe Luutg, Dc
r,sss "a 49, Throat, biulsy, saClist Ioln6, SAG
Limbs, Pleurisy, Pains, IlctHi Cancers, Gravel, AZ
hdtiuns Of the Womb, Eemittsut. mtcrnittont aud
BIi1lsF oyor-, Obstetrics attended % Eith Eu other
diseases ~ Whioh the human nniiJ ere alb.ect.
~ OMce North Side oi Dniuns tetutol Csorry
and College sirooa, ovCr ar q n hauman'a Music
store Whoroi may BE- toult eitlet Gay or nisht un-
lees absahf 0n professional vlatfa ~dau1i-lE
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REsIGNED OPFTGERS.

pay ACCOUNTS C~OLLEJrED, OR CAsHED, b.
= JhO. II. 0kBEN q o.,
. Claim Agents. Real ~ rat and 0mtnerulAl
Brokers, ono 4oB Cherry st-Up etaiu.
l~uno2o-ha.
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atrayed OF Stolen.

EROM THECAMP Of the Ih Kentucky
l. Cavalry, on Fair Grounds, near TEIA
nashville, ON Monday night, 9th July, En
A FINE BAY hOReE, about hffeen and a halforlB
hands high, 4 or 0 years old, right hind foot whits
for ~ inch above he hcof a scar behind, on tho
left thigh, where he vas sDagg,d BY tho shan Of q
buggy. 1he principal marx vas an Inverted W.,
thus a. Turning what most persons would talks
10 10 an NJ, CLIPPED on his 10 tthoulder with a air ~
feissors Was a iplendid buggy horse, tIota vol,
shod ~ afound When ho / It he WAS Ia eXCollont
condition
have an Idea that he was taken 20 Murfreesboro
or somewhere 20 the Front =.
VIII pay 500 O. any uue who will bring ne the
above horse, or give information ~ when 4 can
obtain him
s o. VAN PELT.
iuyiO-lts
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DISSOLUFInN.
NOTICa TO SUTLERR

MUI1CG 10 GUILERN,
'Hk UNDERSIGNED HEREBY INFORMS sUT.
4 Lhks that he has In store aud Intends 20 Keen
Cincinnati
Lager Beer. and Sands Chicago Ale,
lie Invites them TO glvo him q call, foliuE assured
that no can give satisfaction both as regards tho
quality Of the. article and tina prioas.
LOUIS RUBIN,
No. %. Corner or Broad and OhorrT "a.
junalb-lmP
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OHIO eTATE AoGNoT1

seui field Hosplai No. l--One mile ws.t uUur
House. j. \. Finloy, Surgeon ln charge
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Mr.. Har lan's Appointments.
Hon. JANIS HARLAN viii addssss The people -
ollowa: SICK n =
Eddyvillc wapello Co, Tuesday, Sept 22d.
osksloosa, MahAska Co, Wetn esdsy Sept. 23d.
eigourney. Keokuk Go, Thursday. Sept. gath.
Fairfield, Jefferson, Friday, Sept. 25th.
Washington, Washington Co, Monday, Sept. 20th.
wappe4io, Lou LEA co, Tuesday, Sept s9th
Burlin gton, Dss Aoines Co. ednssday, Sept 1oth.
The several County Comnlnses are re- uestea 70 u
nKent In giving public notice Of the time and places
OF meeting In their respective counties and in max
Ing all neceseary arrang ements for the meetsas.
The ceilings In all the appointments will commencs
r. O'Clock, p. Il.
,THOS. p WITHROw,
Chm Repub. State Central Committee.
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mont whsn il kst ths bsiIigSesseg doss
j j! y = = r.
insult to iS11 .ss.sss : :
r. =. r. - 8, = -
y -.
'ssspI9 Sh1sl ls2 aA - -
10; - Interests Of
.Rhis1k esIsgaaA-sieAls-eeesail-ae- -
seaseas4s Herr i = ,ll nusssd and il
= low sffGlsntthlt. wha1s1sk uky.hsss
been1hs Mstivssvf the Dsitish svsse-
meat baligusnkishas hass hses .esnass
deds in the interests Of iJustics and ishu-
-maii9. sBut.iseush ips and .seatAesAd
yY5ep4 "a thu sisqessea + sgsh : essee
Z q not condemned bY international Law,
TIT has this Law losatn ks 10 vAktds. Caii
such cruisers BY Whatever polite yssfA
meat pbaess che ear, end goa do NOD
change their chsfaSsef With athsirueins.
Without : home aSd witAsas ! hGaisAas-
acter, they are mess kypsies q to- -,
who BY their criuihal Aslss hAts bseome
distdr6ers ef The conush lhisbvsy, ct
laws and essuhiss u the hunansass. las
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UNION MEETINGS.

The following named genilcmen
COL. r. p WOOD,
MAJ WIN. CAFFREY,
JNO. VANVALKENB ESQ.
JOHN II. SULLIVAN, ESQ.
j.; M BECK, Esq.
II, C. STENPEL, Esq.
AID ALDRICH, Esq.
LIEUT. JOHN A. SMITH
\ kINLkY, rsQ.
HON. @. w. McCRARy.
COL JOHN ". RANKIN,
r. JAEGER, ESQ
HENRY STRONG, ESQ.
COT. G. BUeSEY,
h. H. GILMORE, Esq
Pr. MAS. ESQ
+. MEISsNkR, Esq
MAJOR JNo L. MURPHY, Tennessee rsfasss)
WM LEIGHTON, Esq
col HILLS.
HON JAS WILSON,
CAPT GALLASD,
HON c c NoURsK,
Col. A MCDOWELL,
DR. d McGUGlN, $3.50 &
GEO EATON, Esq
THO GULICH, OF Burlington,
and Others have ssn1ed their willingness to address
their fellow Of Old Lee on the political h
sues Of the day, the following times and places
to-wit:
Clay Grove, Marion Tp Saturday, Sept l9 O'Clock
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MASS MEETING AT vINCEN)(E9
Saturday, september 10, 1858.

fisayune school house, Pleasant Ridge TIP. Monday,
Sept II. at ocloek,Pn
~,llsnson school house Pleasant Ridge Tp Tuesday,
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Books + stationery.

NEW BOOKS
Loot and Saved-bv Mrs. Merton;
Frank Warrtnsfon-ty Author OF Rutledge;
Tue Drummer Boz stery of Buru sides kxpsdtion;
Roctford-by Mrs. LII lie Devereux Uncsied;
Drifting Abous-bv Stephen Msssetts
Ny Sou -hern P-ispds-by Edmund kirke;
In the Tfopics-by Richard Kimsali;
Journal OF Residence u Georgia Plantation--
by Mrs r. A K~mbie,
Pes WORKS, Blue and Gold;
Read-s
Gibbons Rome Vols
Chamber English Literature;
:" Information for the People;
Packasu's Minor surgery;
The Excise Tar Laws-by Com missiner Etee;
The PLYING uusrsu A-Ssxe;
Marian Gre,-or Mrs. n. g holmes;
Like ard Unlike;
Les Miser ,bles;
Orphess c. Kerr's Papers, Cd Series.
Rreemason's Monitor.
Cooks voyaxes.
Al 0dds-by the Author Of Quits;
Barrs field aud 5arden;
Yeeetables of meIcA;
The CsmpsiKn OF fSse and ~.
Physiological Aemoirs--by Hammond,
Ms Ls-lies Cook Book;
Girls Ovs Book;
Boys own Book:
Dickens Complete works:
Home and abroad. Second Series;
Story oftne Guard,
The Poess Journal, BY Bayard Taylor;
Parsop Beowniov = BOOK;
Okarango River;
Edwin Bro.herioft by winthrop;
Thu sday receivecat
BRowyELLs Book store,
snK21 ID Cor. Vain aud 4tb streets.
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MALL PAPER.-Receiyed thist.
w dock 81 Ysii Paper. new desisns:
|gzo futnapt pene3nm Curtain Fixtures.
5uddr Curtsin Fixtures tA-fHt sEr
xGfeea Holland for Windows.
Bal Honand for Windows $500
G .sass raasels, &C.
ap-d74 NJ W. wRsTCorr.
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COUNTY FAIR.
september ESD, alss and 2yth, fsss.

ssndusky, Monlrose TIP, Saturday Septic att O'Clock
white school house Washington Tp Saturday. ept 70
Of ] O'Clock, p m
Sept d, at O'Clock Pm
AcPherson's scheel house Jefferson Tn Tps.s.v
Sept 90, at O'Clock 81
Liberty school house Waship0ton Tn w.dn..a.,
Sept 30, att O'Clock Pm
summity sie, Monirose Tp Thursday, October 1. q
o'clock, Pr - -
Big Mound, Cedar TIP, Friday, October Q a. = o.cloet
hoager School House, Green Bay TIP, Saturday, Oct J.
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EOR 6ALE-S20 Acres Of Land,
- 10 sesss ssAsr eskivnSSsa, Log and I Frame
Dvelfings 30 Apple Tres. With 1ae seFsan a. vaas.
o. the place. 1his iaad 10 In Hancock coanty viaA
In miles Of tAe " n sdis Ferry. ths fiiinsi
SIDE wa - sotd 90 time Or for Cssh . reduces
price. EaQairs Of
ksokak, Aug. 80, $50 H. B. TES-EYCK.
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NEW BOOKS. "a
The Reok Of DAYS;
Campa9a Of ls6c and 1ee3-by Schalk;
Mssteries OF Lite and Death and Fntnrity;
O~tAs by Baroness Taut pha Gus;
~ southern FresJs-by Author OF Among the
Pines w
Chiidren Of the Abbey;
Gil Bias; s-.r
~ TAaddeua Of Wanaw;
Don tuixotts;
Sc xtish Chiefs;
The Woman in White; -
No Name; So g.
Les Miserables, Vol, 49,
Packard Minor Surgery,
For salt by NJ. W. WESTCOTrr-
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Croton, Van Bnren Tp Saturday, Oct i2 II clock
Belfast Des Meines Up, Saturday. ,OctoAe, IN ~ :,
O'Clock st 49,
Hoos,., Green, Des Mones TIP, Monday, October s. 1t
Aelrose, Des Moiues Up. Friday, October ., ., !
o'cl@ck = =
New Boston. Charleston Tp, Tuesday, October o. 1t
VA ,nnell's, Charleston To, Wednesday Oet7 - !
o'clock tt-s4-4 s.r -g'ni4 80 ., = :
Everhsrss school house, Charleston Tp, Thursday.
0ct6, at o'clccA
Ambrosia, Monirose Tp, Monday. Sept g. n o'clock
Prof M. c. CHAMBERLAIN, Of N y.
tbs favorite vocalist assisted BY Glee Club vii BE-
present at all tie meetings denominAted above, asd
intersperse the Proceedings with original eetricsir
songs. The local candidates will also be preseuE !
The ovpship and school dsirict and III
loyal men OF each locality where meetlilks AZ anpun
ced viii make ali necessary preparations for said
meetings, and in all cases secure large attendance
bs order of ]. N. HIATT, Chairman.
&C. WALKER
a. d. ALDRICH,
G. r. DAVIS -
w. X. STEWART,
Sept. ., lss 1;s' County Onion Central Com ni'ss'