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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-22
assSzen ssziss-ypsuss sAss.
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold, ON FRIDAY, 30th day of Decem-
w ber instant NY r. sr ence, all my HOUSE HOLD ard
BItOBEN PURsrGpE, ing Of aiesn iideeosrtsso
etAis and book DshoI airy dining aoe one
eight day oock pier tables, Nth loo ne sAs ana mar
ta ant wood paflor iu niture marble TOP centre
table, fute chairs bedstAC rashstands &C. df ear
buggy witt and sevsra Zoe mich cows AID
mule; hat and cutter sLd sever wheat fan,
deso-td JANIS MAGsUDER-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-22

@1ttSd EsW4R RID, for THE arrest of Private
SieJU " n WIKI 81 Y.iss,. Battery, who i. nov in
Rthnop5 WI, stlte ecs BLACK hl tu' Feet six and
ns Tn,n % 3, i I. saa 90
q mp ne ~ ohe,'sr, De. 18Th ,fsti ! I die o.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-22

DEsKRTKn-P Private 0EoRe' MATncws. of
IL PAke IBa.try, shlIs Climber HoSpsi fsr est,
deserted tho 1914 o. October s, end has been
heard from lie Is nAchiuist, and hss SIDE
haond TOR yearu Hts iMmly reside here = y dOlsIs
will he I'd fJr bis aTIest WM. W. PARK T. Dapt. t
Csmp Gear Chester, Dec h 1894. Jel4 d ~
WOOD WANTED.
/ WISH TO purchase for the city 1000 Cords
Of WOOD 10 i 81 ten cords aud upwaids t. b. devsIi
eilhtr the "a la h Fstdeks Central R-rosd
or 10 the city Of Rich uoud
Ad ihou the Post flee, box No. 20 Pr ~
cfhce the City II II. Wl'.iLL.
dslI- g. civ F1S'DCer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-22

a There Il bus one pIsslpgSF train nov on ths Pet
mon, rad; @ leaves DEnvls al $50 at night.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

A REMARKABLE Ots.-While at Sara
toga Spring, last week, we were shown
a remarkable coin, in possession Of Mr.
G. r. Brown, jeweler Of that place II
il Of gold, and Of the time Of Philip ] l.
Of Macedon, father Of Alexander the
Great On the one side is the head Ct
the god Apollo, and on the other q rep
resentatiOn Of the Oiympian games "a
chariot race As the great Monarch,
IN whose reign il was coined, hourished
some 34G years before Christ, Il bears
an age of 200 years And yet Il is
almost a. perfect a. L was the day on
which il was cast The name Phillips
the Great, Il nearly legible.
The manner in which the coin found
It's way to the light Is curious. Two
Jars containing coins Of Philip and Al
exander we're discovered some time
ago by Horkmen in the ground among
the ruins Of the ancient city Of SidOn,
Syria. They divided the prize among
themselves; but the Turkish Govern
ment hearing Of the discovery, impris-
oned the poor fellows until the were
compellez to disgorge nearly all their
treasures.
The coins were Immediately melted
Up for new pieces; but q Aahommedan
woman, who was with the wOrkmen
when fhey stumbled upon their prize,
obtained some Of the CONS, and worried
out the Government By her endurance
Of Imprisonment, while denying the
the possession Of any Of the treasure.
After her release, Rev. ". W. Eddy
then, We believe, stationed a. q mission
AIRY at that place-Obtained this piece
from her with much difficulty bymaking
her believe that, unless abe gave it up,
she would be again arrested There
seems to be no doubt Of is genuineness.
-AbGly Jeir1aL
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Il seems that when Custer had driven
the force which he found opposing 10
a point near the station he ordered a
charge BY the Fifth Michigan, Colonel
Alger, which managed to get in between
the enemy and their hOrses The re-
suit was the capture Of eight hundred
horses and about FIVE hundred men.
Clusters command also had ninety of
their wagons, four or FIVE caissons and
fifteen ambulances. These were ali
placed in ms rear, or what was suppos-
ed b be the nearest point 10 TOrbert,
with whom he was expecting 70 con
meet az any moment The result was
that when T0rbeFt forced his combat
ants back on the station they fell right
back upon Casters plunder, guarded
by the Fifth Michigan, and before all
could be removed everything was re-
taken, except 200 prisoners, and with
il portion Of Gen. Clusters pack train,
his headquarters wagon and 9 large
number Of the Fifth Michig2A. The
boy General now began % rave some
and look about for repFisals, when PEN
nington rode up 70 him and said.
General, they have taken one Of my
guns"
"Nol damned If they have come
on" and of ne dashed, followed by
Pennington and few men. They
charged the enemy with the utmost
fury, and retook the piece.
Il vas about this time or Ahortly a.
ter that Dana founded the General sur
rounded and fighting three Ways The
enemy obtained Eve Of Pennington's
eaisons and his ordnance wagon, but
these were chiefly recovered
General Custer eolor-bearer was shot,
and the dag was 20 near falling into ths
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Mars hal's Sale.

DY vIRIUE OF A WRIT FEE. FK. TO NE
ID directed, from the Circuit COust OF tho United
States fsF the Middle District Of Tennessee sc its
april term, 1854, based upon levy heretofore
made BY me, BY Firtue OF 4 "a to me directed
from said Court at It's October term, 1905 issued
upon q Judgment obtained in said Court, on the
18th day Of May, le62, in the case Of Logan auuto
VS.. Joseph NJ. Fuqua, for the sum of FIVE fh usand
three hundred and ffiy-iye 6e5 4 100 dollars Gebt
and 81, S4i10 damages, and the further sum Of
s26 81 costs, WI eXp0.e to pubic sale, 10 the
highest bidder, for cash, at the Court House door,
IN the city of Nashville, and District Aforesaid
commencing at 10 o'clock, a. M, on THURSDAY,
the Plat day of July, 1864, all the right tide claim
interest and estate which Joseph n Fuaua has
in and 70 the following tracts or parcels Of land in
the county Of Mon gomery, Tennessee, viz:
A tract Of seven scres, more or less, bounded as
tOllOWs beginning az the endof Fuqua's lane, and
a rock on his north boundary line, running thence
north 10 degfees west SIX poles, to rock; thence
south $50 degrees; east 1857 poles; thence south
six poles, 20 Fuquas corner thence north 8s15 de-
gre = ; west 1851 poles to the beginning. And a
tact lying in district No. l. Of said county bound
ed IS follows; beginning at q hickory tree, the
northeast corner Of & tract Of land conveyed by
William Bell to Garner Newman, running south
ca poles, TO a blackjack tree; thence east de-
grees south 100 poles, 10 post-oaz thence north
90 pOles 70 stake thence west leo poles, 10 the
beginning, containing 81 ACES, y ore or less. And
a tract Of land known as said Fuqua's home place.
bye. ". treenfeld's and Jack Bryan's landz, on
the west by T. l.. Zanley's lands; on the south BY
Jesse Saddlers lands and Morgan Grants lands and
on the east by the lands of q. Psrkhsm's heirs
e. r. GI-ASCOCK, Z. :. N. NJ. D r.
fune Il-3t
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Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO WRTTS TEE EE TO
ID me directed, from the Circuit Court Of the
United Sta es for the Middle District Of Tennessee,
at its April term, 1864, will expose to public sale
70 the highest bidder for cash, at the Court House
door, in the city Of NASHVILLE aud district aforesaid
commencing at 10 O'Clock, 81. M, on THURSDAY,
he East day July, 1864 al the right title claim,
interest snd estate, which James A. Moore has ia
and TO the following described property, VIZ:
on, stusted in the town Of Columbia, Tennessee,
and known IN the plan Of SAID Town IS Lots Nos.
III and lis, and bounded as follows: on the north
by William Browns stable lot, on the east by
John the BARRIERS, lot, on the south Ly k, becca
Dews' lot, and on the west by James Watkins lot
being levied on 70 satisfy gments rendered by the
Circuit Court Of the United States for said district
st its October term 1868, 4 iayOr Of " d. Wapes
and Atwood, While 4 Co., VI. J. ". WitherspOOn
and J. A. Moore.
Z. R. GLASCOOK,
june lI-3t q. 5 N. N. b. T.
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Marshal's Sale

ID directed, from the Circuit Court Of the United
States, for the Middle District Of Tennessee at its
April term, 1864, will expose 10 pubic sale, TO the
highest bidder, tor cash, st the Court House door,
in the city Vi Nashville, and District aforesaid,
commencing at 10 o'cloo x, a. m, on THURSDAY,
the Est day Of July, 1864 all the right, title claim,
interest and estate, which Edward 5. Williams has
in ana 10 eight hundred and ninetV-tRO acres OF
land. situated in MauTy county, Tennessee, the
same being the land purchased By said Williams
Of T. Huntington, by deed dated February 9Th,
lo62, end registered in the Registers ONCE OF Bsu-
= county, Ienne ssee, in Rook y, volume I'd, pags
l22, with ell the improvements thereon; bong
levied on 70 satisfy Judgment rendered by the
Circuit Court of he United states tor said District
at its october term 1863 in favor OF James Wilde,
Jr., & Co., VI. Edward ). Williams.
e. X. GLASCOCK.
June ll--3t Il. S. M. NJ. u. T,
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PRICE sI.OO PER COPY.
40. l-RuLRoAD cu1yERr AT EsTEm

NO. I--RAILRoAD CULyERr AT EsTELL
No. g-ssii,osd Bridge over Elk River. destroy
6icSiess heehaslcs sud Enqineors. Length S.
teet height 80 feet
No. s-wiuchesier and lafayette Railroad Bridge
80 N department. Decherd, Tenn, Capt
81 = essrzss.ss Il carnp al peshsr5 Tenn
Ne e-Gea Relse,' = heaoq'Iar-er 81 Cave Spring
rtsr steseBso1, Aa lMoruiDg scenel
10. Gen. Neg ~ head4u-riers Of Cave Spring
nsH steven on, Aaa tkseniag scene
40. s-commissary department, Stevenson
Ala. Capt J. Il. Basr, s.
No. a-Stesenson. Ala I'm Fort McCooG.
No l0-l5en. R0sccFsns hesdqnsltsis, near Ste
yeus0n. Ala. Sspf q, fe62.
No. Il Rains Il Iaarosd Bridee over Tennessee
RveT, rem BrisgeFSit % long isisuu, looking
Ne is-Rsn. e q Esrosd Bridge over Tennessee
Eyer, frim Bridgeport 70 Long island, iooiang
No if--KCIns 81 IrsEhsi8ae orer Tenn. River
e bridgePorl connecting the lsand VITA Eastern
80. is-Possoon Bridge eoanec-ng DC Island
WITH TIE EEsssIn shore, Al bridgeport. looking
No. Ie--Pontoon and Tresue Bridge over tie
lsnnss.ee klss5, eonnecssng biidgePoFi WITH tie
so si---Enlfahce 10 Niel,slack Cave.
- hoios q sat'etre Works near entrsuce
&, "a ss-e y. psgcrsHeai, Stevenson, Ais. Cap
- 10. zi--Tne Vel sar.re. stevenson. Aia-
No. z-GrouP q olacefs q lhs ibth Regeisr=,
U.6A.
81. zs-Ruins fco,son Fsesory at Ailsouis, on
"a RIVER.
Ne zs-oapsain Edguriou's HesdsnasisIs Nash
- Bridge battery. rom oAsssge.
No IL iai5tmn House, > ever son Ala
10. 4,-coran.isssry Department st stsYenson,
Aitama
10. si-Juncaon \. and c. aud Winchester Rail.
road
~ SS-fa1up pear Stevenson. Ala
No. 3t-coi. Ropes headqnartcTs Stevenson,
Al. commanding flth Coma Nnl.
-. - ksv.sE q oeA- Neeie3's Dnsen, Ste
Veuso1. AtA
80 as--CsrElry s,tep, stsssns0B. Ala
Nc. S1-(ircapo' kaicFees. bocberd. Iena
~. 81 isH q sieVocson, Aia.
No. 1o-lCulselt ~ Decherd, Ieau.
~. SEl-f'iir RIVER Bridge
10. 4i-Esst Tennessee Refugee Camp.
No. 41--NLs1lonarg Ridge
No. 4a-rontoon crossing Tennssess River e.
bnessporf. tneJ xii .
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The ladies sewing circle in Boston
made In the season Just closed 5,aof
articles Of clothing. 3 40 Of which we're
SAINT 10 the Sanitary Commission, and
fhe rsst 10 the sufsrers in East Ten
nessea
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Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF WRIT HRE. R-Y TO ME
ID directed, from the Circuit Court Of the Unite1
s.ates, Tor the Middle District If Tennessee, at its
ApTil term, 1854, tased upon levy made hereto
fore ly me, by virtue Of f. IA. 70 NE directed
upon judgment obtained 10 said Court on the
10Th day Of April, 1868, in the care OF !. Kill
breth, trustee, Nicholas Hobson, for the sum Of
1888 debt, and SI9i-26 damages, and the further
sum Of $3.50 cost, will expose % pubic sale, to
the highest bidder for cash, at the Court House
door, IN The city Of Nashville, district Aforesaid,
commencing at 10 o'clock, e. m, on THURSDAY,
the 2lst day Of july 1865, all the right title claim.
and 10 a lot Of ground in gefeld, Davidson cOun-
ty, Tennessee beginning Il thu corner Of John
Dix's lot on Chsreh-strert, running thence south
$50 poles to stake, thence east 30 feet, to
Icy, thence north 5sgfeet 70 a stake, Dixs corner,
thence west along the line Of Dix's lot. the be-
ginning. +. K. GLASCOCK,U u. s. NJ. N. ID. I.
itpe lI-3t
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Marshal's Sale

DY VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS ven. er TO
I'D me directed, from the Circuit Court Of the
United States for the Middle District Of Tennessee
at its April Term. 1884, will expose TO pubic sale,
70 the highest bidder for cash, AZ the Court House
door, the city Of Nashville and Estf Ut aforesaid
commencing at IL o'clock, =. m, on Tuesday,
the 5t day Of Jolly, 1894 al the right, tide cair
interest aud estate, which William NJ Dsmukes
has in and TO piece or parcel Of IaDd lying the
Nashville and Gallatin Turnpike, Il miles from
Nashville, contain five hundred and sizty-fye
acres more or less, IN District No. %. Of Davidson
crunty, Tennessee, bounded b. Cumberl md RiY-
er on the South on the East and North By afansoos
Greek, with Its various meanderings and on the
West by the lands Of William Grizzard Alfred Grz-
zsrd, and Pinckney Gibson levied on, with what
ever Improvements there may be on the same, 10
satisfy judgments rendered ! y said Circuit Court,
against Farrer, Ddsuaukes q Co., Snd 10 favor Of
Potter, White Bailey, and BENEDICT. Hall Co.
u. K. GIASCOCK
may 25-w4t u. n. N. d. 7.
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Georee Francis Train has just made
a speech ia Omaha, Nebraska IN which
he urged that the National Capita
should Be moved from Washington %
that place.
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COMMUNICATION WITH CUSTER.

Effort after effort to reach General
Custer made by the staff officers of Gen
erals Sheridan and Torbert proved un.
availing till twelve o clock Each time
the officer would run into the enemy 8
fire and up to his lines, thinking it pos
sible they might be Clusters at the i'm
minent risk Of capture, only TO find
that he must race back again for dear
life
At about noon, however, Capt Dana,
A. A. g. to General Torbert, dashed
through the lines Of fire up to the sta
ton, where he found the inevitable
fighting Custer, with his inevitable
bugler sounding the advance. Dana's
description ofCuster's line at this mo
ment Is most amusing The first por-
zion he came to was facing in one direc-
ton, and their seven shooters were go
ing crack, crack, crack, in the most
lively manner. Reaching the centre
he found that, facing in an exactly OPP
posite course, the same weapons dis
coursing the same music there. Again
the other wing was facing in third
front and just as iercely engaged as the
rest
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The newspaper publ.sheFs Of Maine
talk Of holding. q convention Of the
editors and publishers Of that state
shortly, in order 10 Organize . Union
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LIFE OR DEATH!
Marghal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO WRlTS OF ALIAS
ID m faeias 90 me directed from tae Circuit
ConEt Of the nited states for the Middle Dsfrict
o. Tenuessee, issued st is April term, 1854. and
: uuded upon judgments obluauod Ia SAID Court,
on the 2sfh day q April. is63, ia ths case n r
Weeds Marsh & Hayward, and Va f., Ausue
MeN eiEh, ". Jno. =. Everett VIII expose % pub
he sale e the higisst bidder for cash. the Court
House der Ia iac eitY Of Nashville, sud District
sioTessid, tomuaencing AZ 10 o'ol0cks = M on
SA1U <llAY, the s1h day q July. 1866, ell ne
right ttie, interest ana eEi4s, which Ano. Il. Nv
egett has ia 40 . IN undivided fourth part Of =
tTsct ~ land, containing 60 aeres. rnoFe OF less,
lying "a i1stdci No 2 LaTidson coQnfF, Irnaea=aa,
lelng the same trsct y lad that Toa. d Eser4tf
5ss>-assd was sa1ed and possessed o. and he an
divides fourth PAR o. which be devised % said @no
+. EEerett subject b the le estate d Elabsth Ey-
erets, EidoW o. sid ThoBlas r. Everett, decfased-
y. +. GL-AsCoCk. L. 3. ~. n D. I.
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The above sent by mail or otherwise, On the re-
ceipt Of price and return postage.
Persons ordering will please state the size and
style Observation-Disclosures hard or Soft fine or coarse;
and If the pen should fail 70 please, or prove defec
tive will have the privilege Of exchanging it.
"A deduction Of fifteen per cent. allowed on orders
Of SIS or over, and twenty five per cent. those
Of Sl00.
Second quality Pen, ten carats fine, not included
in the above, with plated cases, fom so cents up
wards
Literal discount TO the trade.
Also, viii be kept good assortment Of
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MARsHAL's SALE.

No. 60.
Uaitsd Sfates Js Brsnnqn's Fosiadyv d..
I WILL SILL, AT PUBLIC SALE, TO THE
i highest bidder, for cash, AZ or near She Depot
OF the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, u the
city Of Nashvllie, On WEDNESDAY, The 18th day
Of June, 1855,
small HAND LATHE, feet shears, Is inch
swing
double Lathe, "a inch shears, q inch swing
double headed lstne, l3 inch Shears, % inch
swing.
Lathe, u feet shear=. q inch swing.
/ II %
Is
small Table DTiiI Press.
upright Drill Presses.
large upright Drill Press.
large Bolt Cutting Machine.
Plan. I, 9 feet faila.
s
Foundry Truck
small Bellows
] Blaeksmith's Crsne.
6ss It's. Smiths Tones.
Cone.
2 small AnYlls-
49, lbs. Msn Drills, and Is feet Ghafiinz.
m 2s T. X. 6IASCOCA. N. n. p. 7.
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F. LINCK,
No. 6 coLLEGE-sTREET,
Observation-Disclosures.

TUst RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT MY
81 store,
Toe cases Old Bourbon WHISREY,
81 - COgnac Brandy,
90 Jamaica Rum,
TO Assorted Bitters,
20 Madeira Wine,
l0f CatsWia Wine,
Is Sparkling Wine,
81 Champagne Wine,
81 Rhine Wine,
Z1l bills. Cincinnati Lager Beer,
% Old Bourbon Mhiskey,
30 Robertson County Whiskey.
The above Wines and Liquors are ali Of the best
quality II you don't believe II, call AMI Judge for
yourselves. 4. LlNCK.
/ uue Sim
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
McClLL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES, IS
GROWING him WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES, AS 1T is IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

nv books VIII show that for the past i've months
nv practice has increased hundred per cent. over
the last yesT until it is not 10 be surpassed by any
in the State. With my general practice IN the city,
treat the following
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CHANGES IN THE sTAFF.

Colonel Ringsbury, Assistant Adju-
tant General, was ordered to the White
House TO transact the business of the
corps in the absence Of the General
Captain Parsons and Hayden, the two
remaining Assistant Adjutant Gener-
ais, accompanied the expedition. Major
Lawrence Kip, late of the artillery re-
serve, and son of the Bishop of Califcr-
MIA; Major II. Forsyth, Of the Eighth
Illinois cavalry, reported 10 General
Sheridan as additional aids
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100 cADDIEs TOBACCO,
25 butts do,
100000 Cigars, assorted,
100 gross Spices,
20 gross Smoking Tobacco,
Is boxes Candy,
400 cases Blackberries, Raspberries
Strawberries, Pine Apples
Peaches end Tomatoes,
50 baskets Champagne,
80 bbls fine Bourbon Whisky,
100 dozen Brandy Peaches,
20 cases ssrdines,
25 boxes Soda,
25 Star Candles,
25 Soap,
% Picked Onions.
20 bbls Pickles,
20 halfbarreIs Pickles,
20 sacks Coffee,
20 bbls New Orleans Sugar
20 Crushed and Coffee Sugar
20 caddies Tea,
80 bbls Nuts,
so boxes Raisins,
100 gross Matches,
so boxes Oysters,
25 French Mustard,
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Chronic Cases

WITH satisfaction: Rheumatism, Affections Of the
Lungs; Diseases Of the Throat Swelled Joints,
Stif Limbs, Pieursy, Pains, Ulcers Cancer, Gravel,
Diseases Of the Heart and Liver, Inflammation Of
the Stomach, Neuralgia, Kings Evil or Scroiala
Deafness, Diseases OF the Eyes, Debihtsted Sys-
TENS, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, aud Consumption
together with ali Private Diseases, and Diseases OF
the Urinary Organs.
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THE SECOND DAT

we found much the same weather and
roads. Passed through Reedy's Mills
to Polecet Station on the Virginia Cen
trail railroad, and encamped two or
three miles northwest of it, upon Hugh
Chandler farm. This man has FIVE sons
in the rebel army, and no one at home
to work.the form.
Near Polecat Station We encounter
ed some rebel wounded, who had been
in that vicinity since the battle of
Spotsylvania Court House.
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10 the Ladies.
sterllity.

Young Married Ladies whose misfortune II has
been not 70 bring forth in due season, remember
God has said you should multiply and repenish. II
this is your desire you can consult me elther Dy
letter or in person. No lady over thiry-hye years
Of age need msHe application. All conmunlcaoOns
by letter or person strictly confidential.
Night Emissions Cured.
Young Man, stop before you further 20. OF MI
diseases subject to Msp there is no disease 30 hard
to cure as Night Emissions, and physics ne are
scarce that understand treating il and to you can
say that have cured dozens in this city, a. well IS
in different STATES, xho have spent dollar sfer dol
lar, snd are now ven cured by me. am daily re-
ceiying letters and sending medicine to 81 parts o.
the country. In q word, sll that are diseased II
any way, and viii give me call, VAL give salts
faction for al Of the diseases mentioned 10 this ad-
vertisement. The best Of references given IN this
city.
An letters directed to
DR.. McGILL,
Union street, Nashville, Tenn,
Jspl viii meet With prompt attention
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hands Of the enemy that il was only
saved by being torn from the pole BY
the General, who stated il into the DO
som Of his shirt Clusters colored cook
and iaundress, Eliza, was captured with
the train; but she escaped with the
Generals yalise, which she succeeded
in bringing 70 the outer picket, where
they took It from her, but she came
safely to camp.
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srRENGrH OF TIE EXPEDITION.

The expedition was to consist of
Greggs and Torbert's divisions, leaving
Wilson's with the Army Of the Poto
mac, and also the dismounted men and
those with inferior shorses belonging to
the First and Second divisions The
force was to have three days forage and
FIVE days rations. The ambulances
were taken also, the whole forming a
train of one hundred and twenty-five
wagons besides the pontoons.
The New York herald., 1864-11-07

Tax DRFEnENcE.-There have been held
several great charitable fairs during this war
but two that are especially worthy Of notice
Both were devoted TO the great purpose Of
raising money to alleviate the sufferings ol
wounded soldiers. The great fair held 70
benefit the brave fellows who eight for The
preservation Of the United States government
was held in New York city The fair held
for the benefit OF soldiers wounded In tie
attempt TO destroy the United States govern
ment-the soldiers Of the so-cslIed confede-
racy-was held In Liverpool. Tbia Is per-
fcctly proper. These two cities are respect
lively the mercsutile and ioancial caphale q
the two Powers tbat are al war This fact
oniy makes IL still palmer that Il is England
We are 6ghtIng, aud not half dozen revoltes
Statss