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Marshal's Sale.

10y VTRTUE OF TWO ALIAS Fl FAs, TO NE
Id directed from the Circuit Court Of The United
states for the Middle District OF Harnesses, ~ its
April term 1854 vii expose 20 public sale 70 the
highest bidder for cash, 81 the court house door 10
the city Of Nashville, commencing between the
hours q 10 and II o'clock, r. m, on saturday, the
l6th day OF Uctober 1854, Al the right Etle claim
nteres. and esiate which J. r Lamb and L. A.
Boyd has in and % the following described pece or
parcel 81 lsnd lying IN The IOWA o. CoiumtA State
u Tennessee. to.at.
"One lot No %, known A. Yaughl's shOp lot. at
uafed IN the south part 81 Coluntea, on Garden
street, which y q largo nAne building or stes1u
Cabinet factory, bounded on The north By - street.
running east snd westthe cid margin 81 Colufnb4ai
south ~ the lot belofging 20 Mrs. s. +. Patton !
east by James Hodges lot. and West BY Garden
street. IN ludng the steam engine and boiler in sad
building" Levied on 20 satisfy jadgslsnts reader
Ell ~ sad court st its October term 1882 aEd May
term ls62, IA ssvor o. header Co, and DleT, Nor
rs a Co, and agAinst Lamb Boyd.
E.R GLABCOcK,
sep6-A u. 8 AarshAi.
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
1 0F
DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES, Is
GROWING Hin WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES, AS 1T Is IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE

IN TIE TREATMENT OF DISEASES, Is
GROWING HIA WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES, IS 1T Is IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
Nv books viii show that for the past ave months
my practice has increased hundred per cent over
the last year. until il is not to be surpassed BY any
in the State With my general practice in the city,
| treat the following
Chronic Cases
with satsfAction. Rheumatism, Affections OF the
Lungs Diseases Of the Throat, sweled JOINTS,
Stiff Limbs, Peursy, Pains, Ulcers, Cancer, Crave
Diseases Of the Heart and Liver Inflammation OF
the Stomach. Neuralgia, Kings Ed or serotula,
Deafness, Diseases OF the Eyes, Facilitated 6ys-
TENS, Dyspepsia OF Indigestion, snd Consumption
together with al Private Diseases, and Diseases Of
the Urinary Organs
10 the Ladies.
An Affections OF the Womb treated with success.
Those Married Ladies who hsve been 20 unfortG-
nate 10 msesrry or prove abortion, can be carried
to their fall time Il found pregnant, BY giving me
cal.
GteriIIIy.
Young Married ladies' whose mislJrtane IL hAs
baon not 70 bring forth in due season. remember
God has esid you should multiply and replenish. II
letter OF in person. No lady over thirty-fFe year.
Of age need make application. AL communications
b. letter or person strictly confidential.
Night Emissions Cured.
Young Man, stop before you further 30. OF eli
diseases subject 70 Man, there is no disease hard
10 cure a. Night Emissions, and physicians are
scarce that understand treating il; and TO you can
cay that have cured dozens in this city, well IS
IN different States who have spent dollar After dol
ar, and are noW well cured by me. am daily re-
ceVtng letters and sending medicine 70 al parts Of
DE country. Ia q word. AL that are diseased IN
any way and VIII give me cal, vii GIVE sat1s-
action FOR Al OF the diseases mentioned IN this i'd
VeriisenenL The best Of references given II this
city.
~ letters directed to
DIR. Nc6ILL,
Union street Nashville Tenn,
gAnl viii meet with prompt attention.
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United States of America.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TEEEEssRE-Eo So
UTHERBAs HORACE II. HARRISON, ESQ,
w Attorney Of the United States for SAID District,
who prosecples therein, on behalf Of the United
states and Jos. Il. HIN, Esqs Surveyor Of Qua
toms, has filed an Information IN the District Court
OF the United states for said District, against Il9
packages merchants and suffers goods. no9 lying
Ia the storahouse formerly occupied By Messrs. a.
j. Duncan Co, on the public square IN Nasty lie,
Tennessee, and against al persons lawfully inter
yeLing for their interests theren-Alleg ny that on
Sept. 2&th, 1864, SAID property was seized in said
district on land by jos. r. Diiln, Esq-s Surveyor Of
Customs, As lorfeited for catlses mentioned in said
Information, snd praying for the usual process.
Nov therefore, IN obedience 20 the monitor Of sad
Court, hereby give public notice 70 al per onsin
ieresttd in said property, TO APPEAR before sud
Court af the Courtroom 10 the Capitol a. Nashville
Ia aid District on the 90 Monday in October inst,
then and there TO PROFOUND their ciaims and make
their aiegatlOlfs-
E. r. GIAASCOCK,
Marshal T. g., Middle District Of Tennessee.
oct f-l4t
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Three Hundred Dollars
BOUNTY.

Il An AUTHORIZED TO ENLIST AND oO3d-
j plete 3 Regiment Of Cavalry for the United
States service. Three Hundred Dollars Bounty
will be paid 20 each recruit One Hundred Dollars
on the day Of muster ne into the service, the re-
lnain1er in one and two years.
Nov Is the time far the Young men Of tbs section
a the State to show their patriotism and honOrstay
avoid serving in the militia No expense or pdns
VIII be spared 10 make this one Of he best snd
most effective cavalry organizations in the service
Arms and equipmezts Of the best quality viii b
furnished 50 soon Is mustered in, and he CON-
Bsnd win Be mounted s. soon as the horses can be
procured.
For further information apply to John ". Taomp-
son, Shelhyville, John ". Claiborne, Marshall
county, or 70 myself
ROBERT GALBRATTH.
sholbyYills. Sept 18th, 1894.
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RE OF AnFRRTININR.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
10 ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL,
THE RATES Will BE AS FOLLOWS.

Advertisements in the special Column, first time
from % lines. 81 O0-each additional line 3.
cents subseq1e nt Insertions. L. cents per Hue IN
Loci CoHnan, first m. from 70 lines, 81 o.
each additional line, 30 cents subsequent inser-
ems, Is cents per line.
All advertisements occupying sTecia position
snd al double column advertisements, will be
eharsed f55a per cent. advance on regular rates.
mARklAeE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
yin he charged At the regular aiyartising rstas
sertiOn made. n Z
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES
80 o.
TOT SoOnty Oldcers %
For CITY Oh'ce-s. %
We, the undersigned haze this day adopted the
above rates ior advertising 70 winch we bind our
selves stf.ctv 70 aafiarf
Nh CAMERON 4 CO.
John WALLACE for he DsspoleA
BARRY, WINHAM 4 co. for Press.
NASHVILLE, TFSS, Sept. o. 1854
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DR.. WESTERVELT,

HOM0cOPATHIsTs
Is AGAIN IN his OLD STAND, no. 81
i Brnad street, Sd door from he corner Of SUM
Ener street. where he cen he lpaad e. al e0uFh day
OF niTs1t unieas professionally ABSENT
snfz4-sm p. A. WHB1HRVELT, n. d.
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Coughs. Colds. Consumption
COUGEs, COLDS, cOSsUMPTION.
COUGHS, COZ s, g NsJMPTI ~.
CJUGHS, co -IS, CONSti MILTON.
COUGHS, CO Ii. co SUMPTION.
sWAYNn'5 COMPOUND SYR r " IL CHERRY
SWAY E'5 COMPOU VI sY Up WILD CD 4 Y
SWAIN IS COMPOUND syn P WILD CHERRY
sWAYSE'S G MPOF6D ~ UP Wi y CHERRY
CUSEa ALL COMPLA MS
CURES ALL COMPLAINTS
RE.9 ALL COMPLAINTS
CUREs ALL CUMrLA Ms
OF THE THROAT, BRE 81 a. , LUN0s.
OF THE THROAT, BREAST AND LUNGS.
or The tn O. 4. B last = Nj LCN s.
OF TIL THROAT, BREAST A -, LUNG.
Il soOthes sbe irritzti0f o. he MI on mefnorans
whe nss the Al passages, and hieh sises -
mach distress, ca sing ticking or rsilg in &c
throat promotes sxpecto atinn, loose 20 tough
mater shch ei - up the YES els a the thr and
lungs, & u nabling the pa!cnt Z. breathe ire a
nataTai. Il tiaulAies the pOE o. aig sion, and
has performed many ctfes, y hen 70 al hufuan
probability ilccu d not be POSI- :.
Prafare on By Dr AfAE 4 5Js. No -
North sixth q Phiiadelph 81 -
WJ6C W SMITH, Druggists,
Cor, Chu ch ana Fiae S.
Se,t e&aat& VI risrn Nashville
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Newspapers. Magazines,
so, IS and 10 cent NoVes, and the
Novelette,, always on hand.

We would respectfully invite the attention OF
Frus- lkAi.Ess, BoOKsEI1ERs, and Dealesf m CHEAP
PUaEJcA1Ioss PERtopIcALs &c, 20 our fhcihues ior
hacking and forwarding eyerytnin in oar lne utih
m u4ssOsf pro1spsifzde ard assFsIsch. All gooos
pscked with the utmost care, and iarFsrded, m al
instancee b. the ttrv eaflf c1ntelslnf< foiloHiEg
DE receipt Of tie orders When preiefreG ~ Gus
souers We send By Mai every DAY.
n4--fihe pIiaes Of Papers. dAfzzinea. Ac.s ste ~
fais time loving " the continual chfngs IN the
pTsee Of PT1nung Paper, very nnotuatngs sId We
teresre omit prinfing the pfces o. anything IN the
I'D Persons desiring % leaTn the pFice Of any
Publication viii be promptly informed - return
mail IN they vii give us iiss OF SnAt may %
sVenl,d md encl0fe a postage stafnp Tor the
.,-,~er g. B. BElASAfBER,
Is College street, Nashville, Tenn.
80 In sending us money always mention me
emount you send
CzEAF HOvxEs AZ zEE LoEEsE PEfczS-
iulyzs-am
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SOLDIERS.

You ought rot to Be without such valuable med.
cine. The Cincinnati National Union, OF April z4ih,
says, that thousands Of our soldiers have been
saved by the Use Of Stricksands Anti-Cholera Mix
ture For sale by Druggists at 50 csnts per bottle
General Depot No. East FOurth-street, Cincin-
matt, Ohio.
Sold IN Nashville, Tenn, by FORBES STE
PHENS, STEPHENS, JANNEH 4 CO., g. ". HEN
DERSHOT a CO., DEM0YILLE 4 CO., and q. W.
HAsIOlK. - =. ap 2e-tu W th-RlY
, 1864-11-26
Drinting.
PENSION AND BOUNTY BLANKS

.Peusfon nxd Honnty Blanks.
FIR sale II the Ca1cAeo Tr2Ca1 OKFsnH, u
Clark street.
rata Conforming In every respect 70 a. asuoo-
t;nns frnm the Pension 0tnce. Ali lbs forms pr
tainiuq to m application a1e ps1nted upon -
aheetx embracing the Doclsrataon OF sae apqN9sES ~
he Atda7its Of Witnesses, the CeEttacatee o. ~
Magistrate. Power Of Attorney, Clerks ca1eaessN
&C., &c. nth ample blank spAees
Application fur Transfer Of Fenaous
Application for Prze Money.
Application Oh Widow Or MothRr ior FaJnaos@ ="
Application Of Invalid Pensioner for Payment u
Pension
CHIN for Horse and Equipment
16ard1aa's Declaration Of MINOR Chldfaa
GEardians Deciazstson Of Orphan slsssr -
Pension
Vouchers.
Discharges.
Clothing Receipt Rols.~
Enlistment PapezTs.
Abstract Of Dtebursemen0 rx
Communication Of Raaons for Exchanged Ff1sos-
of War.
Dissbed Soldiers Declarsion for Bounty aossV
lac. Of March 8, 1sSal .,&..~ u,n.x. and ~
'Tr1-Nonthly Return Of Recruiting Omcez.
Communication Of Fuel and Qnarters-
(,naYdiau's Declaration Of Minor Chu0foaIo
DyVs W. sand them rosr rA1n, At the rata of 4t.0o
Der ou31e, upoa he receipt ot the money.
Address, TRIBUNE CoxPIax,
, 1864-11-26
CURE X0IRSE1F.
DR, BAKERS SR REG2E1V.

cure cur for Gonorrhel, elect, Strictares,
ease. Of III" "Izldncys and bladder,
caused by Contagt0n or Weakness OF
either sex, maleS or Females.
IT, II PeRnfE eg1 faa caef
Ell 46 HfS as5S $ y
nHff S5tFE EzsE5$ I! i: :{ S&T SAEE 4
IekkhnsA EsnsEn'ly s fsFsa EEnbs III ExcFEIHE
fSnVl3RNCE. which Z now 80 E'EARFuLLY Pre-
VALEhT IN all parts Of 1s, The eeu4tsy ~ nr
psssss ssasst e;ss f. II S$r
42kE 42 R9sPTs s5 fess rsh
ffRs9; szek ess Ss1 @s' @s S@ re fsaf q
R EhkSsS I'd SE5G!f!2 I &ahP
20 AD OF taI, AnTc = = sstaa ssasns d5SetiGns %T
Sb 3Sfy S2yHSs sffSssf fd = rH m i
SnSA Mos III 6bfSfE I'LL saff!oay eRsEs 6F Pv&fE
anS ESsteEs r. system to perfect state OF
%}3s r. II M {os a5ysf ss8 eTEE {Bs;
aphysetan viii charge without chaasc oIdst o. I'm;
zancs f5q,n business and thus prevent al chance Of
e B-Ia lousstandDg and obstinate sase4 Ct Gen; :
os7hs G!sst @ Az Seminal Weakness n 1AkER = Rs
in with It until perfect u effected.
Treatise on Sexual pi.safes sssd IT,: he ~Sef In
r. Price--Dr Bakers SPECIFIC, $50 pct bottle.
e Prlce-pr, Bakers Injection, IL penbottle,
50 cents, a.,
B@PTepaTed and sold BY DIR. E. EAsTER1.T. south
west corner OF Third and Chestnut sroets ST. Louis
~ sP5o For salp at Di. E. EAsrERLF co.'s Family
Medicine storc 50 Madison street, near the fost oce.
Chicago, Ill.
, 1864-11-26
A ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE.
Al Abducted Daughter Discovered af-
TeAfY-AN HclFe8@.

m r..&n, fnr..~> I...,1,i.r, :, ro.-,,.;
Inc taunton taass'l 1se'Het1eo" II fesl'ohs'-
bic for the following Story:
4 romance in real life has Just come to l'ght,
and Is at present the chief gossip Of this city.
The facts, as related By IN Intimate acquaint-
ance of the fortunate family, are as follows:
1t appears that about twenty7sey years
@ Sattanoisett. y a - was The oyerseer Of the estate
~ Nj HENRI r. Clifton. a wealthy rentleman
of Richmond. Va. From some cause which
st;iJ rcnoairs secret. a tiitflcultv arose be-
tween Capt. Brown and 81. Clifton, wherein
na1+r II reyenre himself for Tie sunposed
~ rrn,c he etn,e MT- faif1nn's miami danrhter
Whons nv ~ ~ Eccts IA, m the DIV sbs Was
ehristened. The child was brought 10 Malta.
noisctf and serret1y nlonted bT Brown and
oisSit aad t1.esa o,t 'ASl H. 90 no1nea 1n1;a
a.a ,rrs,r n he a woman When only xtcen
49, ..ao, "A si,o -nnrr;na " Issar q P;arce =
st,ta. ,r,hn 1eo-1cS fis.trni1e IN Fail River.
ltararo1' rcors ono fl,ey moved to Taunton.
i'm Sief r.! Wh;ie at Fist Taunton but more
,tcen h',,, a. - them mr. of wlmm is nov lir.
~ sesu No' - ~ 'A's'''' WV ~ "4'oA'1 -
"Es .,:. ,n.. x,,u,.a ,s~s p;a,.a han
pfanS tnts 4ons pe!oa ,;[.4 ,ara;,t ~
e dnea na ~ o ~ P;oEsa 1rho toot ber 5nr hctter
oR worse. . - lad never imagined himself the
pflnIers 11anc ehoat u.st ,s aaii, -ard -. q ~,
11r severn yehhs ;e nn 1S ~ r. ns sasn1e nrfs
ne hMeat cir Tis is tneir history uatii Within
rerV t,s short & time m Now comes tie dssousase4
1ft fast e SIMMER % While Rev. Nr, talbot, Of this
se ss so, ~ saratnre he hecn,ae ocnno1nted
elix, e;i, W. w r1i3nn - ~ Wife Vi .rhn # antaM
~ ~1in tae ar t,rcokn onI Of the rebellion copsert
az ~ ine thr I,1r ~ ;nto " r,sh ona 1no4e tn
Ta,ti1noret I'm" fn 9he course Of conversation
IN, ti'e,n NJ. Talhot resnarked 1,nou The
stTiI,n" is resemblance Of Mrs" Clifton to i 1ady
narish;6ner Of hia in Taunton. Nothine par-
iicuIar was though Of It at first; but On his
repcatiue The remark. Mrs. Clifton inquired
tte mr. 6f the Iady. 0n bciur inforrncd that
s11e wss about twenty-seyen. Hrs. Clifton in.
mediatoly said to her husband, I" Why, TINT
| Wopld be lust the age of our daughter that
| was stolen.''
The matter then received their serious at
IGNITION. Mr, Talbot was taken into their con
| ddeIcc and inquiry Instituted as to the reput-
ed narcnts OF the young lady. He returned
to taunton; had . conversation-ssith Mrs.
, 1864-11-26

heard, Or seemed to hcaz, the chidlng scs
Say, Pilgrim, why so late and slow to comet
Am ! not always here, thy summer homal
NJ breath Thy heafthiai Climate il the Heats,
Ny touch th{ antidote; my bay thy baths
Mae eEer building like nj tertaceat
Was erer couch magnificent az miner
A little hut suflces like toWn.
make yoar s1ulpturcd architecture vain,
Loi here il Rome, and Eineveh, and Thebes,
kaEnak, and Pyramid, ind Giant'a Stairs,
Hall Piled or PROSTATE; and Ioy newest flab
Older than all thy race.
Behold the Sea,
The opa,ine, the plentiful and strougi
Yet beautiful as {S the rose In June,
Fresh as the trickling rainbow in July;
Sea full Of food, the nour1sher OF kinds,
rrn1gsr Of earth, md medicine q me5s
SIs9nhg n r. sweet climate aSh 5y NJ 6fsnth
Giving hint of that which changes not
Rich arc the Sea.sods who gires gifts but they1
They gropa the sea for pearls, but more than
They pluck Force thence, and give 1t to the wise.
For every wave ia wealth to Daedalns,
Wealth to the GINNING artist who can work
This matchlcss strength. Where shall he ind, o
A load your Atlas shoulders cannot Hill, :
], with my hammer pounding cvcrmore
The rocky coast, em1te Andes into dust,
Strewing my he'd, and, in another age,
Rebuild q continent Of better Non.
Then unbar the doors: ny patha lead ont
The exodus Of nationa: dfspcr8e
Men 10 ali shores that front Inc hoary main.
!, too, have arts and sorceries;
N}ueion dwelle forever with the ware.
I know what shells arc laid. Leave me to deal
With crcdu1ous, Imaginative nan.
For, though he scoop my water In his palm,
A few rods OF he deems It gems and clouds.
I make Come coast alluring. BONE lone isle,
To distant men who must go there, or die.
, 1864-11-26

the people. The humbug YVES, however, too
transparent to deceive sny but he xllfully
that Davis Eas, IN view of his expected exit
from the world, simply following the exam
pie of sundry really great men {such as Henry
Clay, Andrew jackson, John c. Calhoun, &C.,
who, after long lives spent in just what they
pleased, in the temporal point Of yiew, had
Joined the church before their exit, thus be-
ing cnnblcd to quit the world in the oaor Of
eanctity. It is hardly possible that jeff Da-
yis could accomplish tile latter feat, were lie
10 join every church on the continent. Even
his lachrymose appeals to the people to give
thanks for supposltious victories are derSded
by his Own followers. The end Of this bold,
bad man approaches. What shall 1t be when
it does come ?-Alexandria Journal.
, 1864-11-26
f,ur Prisoners Reported Joining the
Rebel Army.

from the Richmond inquirer, NOV. H.
= On Sunday morning Last, two hundred na-
i've 1Stshmen, who have been Federal prison.
ers es IN D our bands for over twelve months past,
reached Augusta, from Florence, 3. G, and
passed through on their way to join Hoods
nIny. u;,,x,o.. --oro ro-
fnead a. an exchange by the Yankee Government,
ineeu ~ eonseonence Of their time having run ont,
aS aE nst asg h9a net 1ssa sn TR s5f5tsa
lsns n " ~ reyanrr. took the oath Of allegiance
en " fhe Confederate States, and were duly
s.arr, ~ e into our army by Catholic priest, at
Florence, s. G. .na r,hn.t ,o,,,
They are 81 s1son 81 NV Hsu on iher way to ION
iis tx army army Of Tennessee; They haTs expressed M
Gallant G919rne9 a bas eops, aea1 9at ire
isnd Thcv 'all>swcar vengeance against the
nnrmy tsmTa Il they are ever lucky enough to meet
him In the tented field.
, 1864-11-26

This medicine Is 4 simple
vegetable extract, and ons
on which all can rely. -
1t has not failed In \ SINGLE
tn3tance. It's curative pow.
cry hAyc been sufficient to
gain victory over tho moat
stubborn case.
TO those who have trtdcd
With their constitutions
until they think themselves
beyond the reach Of medf-
ca{ I'D, despair nati the
Cherokee cure WILL rt5toft
you 10 health and vigor,
aud after MI Quack doc
tors have fa1letl.
, 1864-11-26

TH1s ELIXIR !;.GTREs
Hyatetfa, Genc<at Debility,
PI1pitatior OF the Heart,
aud 1mpoteucy. It rcatorea
mental power and the ap-
petite, and causes the rose
10 mount the check Of pal
lor, and the dehllitn<ed
man OF WOMAN to feel Wig
QfppB and strong, the young
1pti ambitious aAooa to
coufbc through every vein.
tho uEEy0 to hPdont9
strong, aad tue trcs Of new
llfe an1 vaSor TO zean!mate
tho entire body, building
up the constitution, rtstor-
lug 1oy and life to many q
sad aud Ia1kcned drestde.
, 1864-11-26

DIR. EASTEKLY'S
AMERICAN IMMINENT

This valuable Imminent will euro
Rheulnatiam, Spralns, Bruises, Cuts,
Wounds, Ulcers, Contracted Tendons,
Swe1lcd and StlG joints, Lufnbago,
and all Diseases where An external
remedy IL Indicated.
DR. EAsTERLY's AMERICAN LE1stEET will a1so
cute spra1ns. Brlses Cpt1 Calls, Chaifs Eng Hone.
to HORSES. Families should keep it CoSSI ANILY
Oh HAND e nse IL time q nSs - It = ne btsE anu
e For sale ut DR.. EAsTERLf Il CO.'S Family
Aedicine Store, % Madison street. near the Post Oce
ChIcag0. Ilinola4
, 1864-11-26

CHEROKEE PILL ST.
Sugar Coated Female Reg
Qlator, Health PresefEers
cctta In and safe
For the removal OF Oh
stluctlons anI the 1nsur-
ance OF Regularity In re-
cnsrence OF The Monthly
Periods.
They cure or obriate
those numerous diseases
that sprtnE. from Irregular
tty, by removing The ErcE-
ufnrttY Itself.
, 1864-11-26

BACHELORS celebrated HAIR DYE Is THE TEST
IN TEE WokLp. The only uARNLKss, TRuE and IsELt-
AB51 Dys known; This splendid Hatr .Dyc Perfect
<3IossI H1AcS aud EATuEAI T bEoTs, Eithout inJuf.
4gE e H1r or staining tte skin leaving tho nair soit
storing IL pristine COLOR md Ecc,ides the 81 effects Of
Bsd Dye The Genuine II mgned WILLIAM A:
30 avoided. Sold bS All Druggists. &C. Factory 81
barclay etfcet. New York
, 1864-11-26

Dr.. Loes1ow having become emineut1y successful
ieted g cs 2. ssnd dor ci5caiaFs of and
twenty yeazs standing. He deYote his attention
Esreeialy to diseases Of the Cerebso srlnal Ant ot
claim TO public confidence: He may be Consulted u
9le pr!Eato residence. ~ West Forty street,
daily fom 10 T. m- pnni p. H.. EXCEPT Saturday md
sunday. Addtt4B alt letters to DH. E. d. LOCktOK,
New York, carc Of T. q. Box SIG.
AFATnloI0d1cA1 ytEw or MISUNDERSTANDING
nearly 800 pages and 100 hne plates auh ecEraynes ot
and Disease With treatise on Early Errors ts De
plotable CnnBequcnceG uEon the mind and Body, with
the Authors Plan Of Tfcatment-the only rational
nd sccceal mode Of curc, IS shown by the report Of
.1hoau contemplating marriage. who entertain doubts
OF their ply scal condition; scn rEe o. post4Se 70
.cnYfrcncy by addressing DR.. La CltOIX, 81 Maiden
1Hne Albany, n. +. 0c19n&a9-Sn- -#.fdAh
, 1864-11-26

A RMY STORES.
II OYy1ox OF Coxx1s.AnY o. suselHxxcs,}
CulcAao, Noy- 18th. 1854.
n III 3
tnE for the Of the unted States Army Subsistence
s'Soei 6oe bsrreis eisG Mess or Prime Mess Pork
Id barrels Aess Of E1tl. Mess Beef. =,
5000 pounds Of lFy SMOKED Bacon Shoulders, N
400 bS1res best quality double extra T1onr, manu-
tsctuEsd q hss. fpr19F M o. good Winter Wheat
m t. to
IN good barrels, head lined
"a q s Il Rso
nsadlined. Bids specifying whether old corn or
1o barlrls Kin dried Corn Meal in barrels, double
head lined, 100 lbs 70 the barrel
$1,000 pounds Of good Coffee sugar, In good barrels.
q o9 w eands
e9.s u. SssSsg s s fta ss!
5s' sssss 81 ~ = Pes
ssi asra mass
Gsssfs g ss fSSa Sa' s.
sidacrs MY propose for the whole OF any PIT Of
Samples Q. the articles must accompany the pro
printed COPY q this advertisement mrst accom-
Bids fson p1rties unkuoFn to the understEned must
be accompanied It'll usual guarantee oitWo Eesponsi
u he s Flour, Hominy, Corn Neal, Pork, Beet and
sf en- T ot1sr ossa 70 Be inseeie
81 de undergped wdtiloaI e1psnse t9 tns seller; .h
places IL Chicago q 81 cen!assafy may Isqgtre
Payment to be made In such 1unds rs may DC SIP
piled 0s the az DeS 4 st:sfa GSarpE1 Captain
~ Evening Journal please COPY. nof2-M tErst
, 1864-11-26

CHEROKEE CURE.-An
unEatting cure for Spernln-
torfhca, Seminal Weakness
Nocturnal Emissions, and
all tilseases caused By. self.
pollution, such a. Loss OF
Iemory, Universal L.aSsl'
tude, falus 10 the Back.
Uimneee Of Vision. fre1a&
tureOld Age, Weak Nerves,
Difficulty OF Breathing.
trembling, Wastelnlne neass
Efuptlons On the F nee, Pale
Countenance, Insanity Con.
sumption, and a! az dife1al IN
parting from tho path Of
, 1864-11-26
Chicago Gribnue.


New Poem by Ralph Waldo Ener-
son.
The following poem By MI. Emerson .ppears in
the Boats1oash's FAistIe, the Sai.ors'.Fair news
paper, pablished In Boston:
EEA-SHORE.
, 1864-11-26

TIL. cs)rorAtad TOILET SoAr. IN sucA uAiseEss! Dc,
usEd Is made rom the choicest materials, uo and
~mo11ien 10 tte nnturv jragraaIy tccntsd tand ox.
y,euaey beneficial a It's action upon t1issn forsale
Dy all fFusgtkts and fnncy Goods Dra'tfs.
issAu713-1y Til KA&TU ...
, 1864-11-26

CHEROKEE INJECTION
IL intended aH m al!y Or
assistsut to tho CHER0.
EEEisEhlEDY, and should
be used in conjunction
with TINT medicine 10 all
cases Of 9oun0rThH1, Gleet
Flour Alhus or Whites,
ls effects arc healing,
soothing and de1nnscent;
removing all scaltlng beat,
chort1ce and pain, instead
Qt the QurnI11g and aiuloet
uncomfortable pain that t3
experienced With nearly all
The cheap Quack Injections
, 1864-11-26
THE WAR IN EAST TExNE;SSEE.

The Lute Buttlo between Hsrccszsn.
r1dgess Rebels md Gen. GftleEas.
Fofces---Thc Rebels Twice Kcpni*ed
---Our Troops Seized with y Fn1itc.~-
EItfortuuntC Result.