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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-20
PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

Even where he hiss preceded them eternity; byit
tho honest debtor satsnes mis- conhdng when
fate seemed least rropitioUs 10 moral and worldly
sense il one great Weapon by winch to rob death OF
his sting.
Let any husband father, SOU ask himseli, IT was
to due Tonight, would those who arddear 70 me
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-20
WynkOOns Lceland PeetOral.

Diseases on the throat ahestand purnonny organs
iro ever uferaient, iusidious aud danEeroua The
properties o. medicine TO alleviate, cure and uproo
these complaints, must bo eZpectorant, auOdvub and
ovigoratng, oosening the mucua Of the throat, and
mpartnE lone 20 the entire system No discovery m
uedca science ever mastered this class Of dispases
ike Dr Wyukoop's Iceland Pecioial. " tiauqed with
the ostastoushing resu e Ia oil eases oi bronchit
nluenfa, whoopng cough, dptheria or putrd sore
throat, asthma Group coushs, colds nervous trfta-
T.utN, Sc.
The Rev J. Potter eeriihes that 'g have used Or
WSngoops PeGtora for several years, myself aui in
my family, Tor severe pulmonary complaints and
nave recommended II TO many others and have never
SCENTS olna." Rev. J. J, Potter Brooklyn \. Y.
Huudrsds and thousands OF important testimoDi.
tls p1d be produced, showingils remarkable cures
aud that 10 never falls.
tt - composed Of pure Iceland Moss, Balm of Gil
nd Peruvian Belsam, elecampane, omirey, BBr.
Dock and other invaluable expec srsnt snf tonic In.
ssodieuts. tits harmless, prompt and lasting ln-
Rlili aat sufferers caon0t atord TO neglect tf.G
Every family shouid hAyr It, It is remarkable .cr
'ronp Fun Descriptions, recommendation eut d.
ocuonH accompany eRch bottle.
Sold in DsytOa BY ". stewart and All pnncipt'
irrgglst3.
Prepared by Or. Z D wynkoop, ana sold BY D. g..
Barnes q Co. New York. se23dly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-20
LIFE rrTsURAproz 1

Young men Jupt atRrtiag IN BUSINESS whose ehlel
capital IL their energy sud Integrity should insure Their
hvet 20 the amount Of half their liAmhtes. Such nu
eot OF dsneresied honesty when known 10 theircred
tors, would Justly increase their confidence In them
would show thatthey did not wish 70 leave their est
nienas exposed TO any and the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-20
LOOKS THE DANGER IN THE FACE.

That he may graPple with IL: tne wise man. that Re
may study its nature and paate Its threatening The
means OF palston are at hsnd, Of easy 10 all
itls
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-20
BRAN DE's UssILAGo
Is good for Public Speakers and Singers
TO CLEAR THE VOICE
PILES PILES PILES !
SURE CURE
PILES PILES PILES !
a CERTAIN RRAED

Everybody is boing cured OF this distressing dis.
ease BY the use Of
Z DIR. STRICKLAND's PILE REMEDY
Read what sufferer says; Mr.. j. r. Hazard, 100
second sweet, Cincinnati, SAYS he has been dreadful
sutere with Piles fora long time. He had tried nearly
everything, and could obtain no ro or lie used nbot
one-ourth Of pot OF DR.. Strickand's Pile Lnlment
and It made complete cure, Ha advises all who are
suffering 10 try the remedy.
Sold BY all druggists FIFTY GENTS PER POT
Manufactured at No. East Fourth street. Cincinnati
Ask for
sTRICKLANDS PILE REMEDY.
noi2dly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-20
-Drcss anu GsIoak Aaaktilg

FASHIONABLE DRESS 4 CLaAK MAKING
NFtss ANNA NUssER fsshionao,e uress sui
NJ Cioms Maker, begs 70 MORN ner old customers
3al he pubic generally that she has operoi shr p
Ftrt street. over HcDanies' ttlrc, (third story
She socits custom, and vii Furnish dress and cloas
tummugs n desired sll52Ef
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-20
SUPPORT TIE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM

ts the Unseen hand OF the proydent father, reaching
forth from the grsye and still nourshipg his offspring
and keeping together the family. By 1t, the isithnl
son
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-20

Having one OF tho most complete Printing Es,sb
tshmsnts in Southern Ohio our facilities for doinsa
Kinds OF Work, BOOK Plain, or Ornamental, are nrs
class. We have Of the fastest Presses, and have
all she modern styles Of Type and we employ the
hastworlrmen.
wehave three Power Presses connected with ou
Job Department, and are prepared TO execute work
withneatnsss and dispatch,
@~roEdersfrom abroad wil receive prompt sttsn
ton. Address
HUBBARD 4 BRO, Dayton, Chic,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-20

BILL HEADS, REGISTERS
LETTER HEADINGS DEEDs
CIRCULARS REcAIPTs,
&o.. &c, &c.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-20

Show Cards and Bills in OOIOrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-10

A FFLlCTED RESTORED ICNOR%rCE EXPOSED,
n Fsliaees unnssked Highly important to both sexes,
married SINCE, in health or disease. DIR. LARMONTS
Paris London Nav York Medical Adviser and Marriage
by Urinary Affection. BLADDER and Kidney Diseases the
should purchase THIS wori OF e WARNER, No. yesey
street for or % tor VIZ Broadway up stairs
payers IN recommending Or. Larmont and his work"
Stats Heltung Atlas. Medical Review, DC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-10

DvICE TO MARRIED LADIEs.-MADAME RES.
be consulted usual 1t is2 chambers street But one
falble medicines also be obtained at I27h Liberty
street or BY mail price IS Ladies who desire board and
the best medical attendance during confinement be
eommods.ed. Her French Pills, No l. price 81 box or
never fall are safe sna healthy; price box Can be
deems her duty caution ladies' against tators Of her
Advertisements who only rob them Of their means but
their heath.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-10

MANHOOD AND THE viGoR or YOUTH RESTORE D
Ii in fcur weeksby nr Records Essence of LifsThis
wonderful VIII restore anhood to thu most shattered
situation, whether arising from sefAbuse the
effects OF climate natural THO time REQUIRED TO
cars ,he aost nyserats case four weess Failure i'm.
possible. Dr.. Ricord OF Life " sold IN with
instfrctions Tor Tor IS tour quantities IN one for 81
Semi carefully uackfd on receipt Of remittance By hts &C.
credited sgent trcalats sent fres receipt Of four
stamps PHILIP ROLAND. Soc Agent Tor United states,
AT Hroome street. door wcs from Broadway. N. Y.
CnArTERED CONSTITUTIONS REsroRKp gx rHs
~ guaranteed remedy. Or Powers Essence OF IAe-ct
wee ~ FransIn srecin less time than other me icns
Atsose contemplating marriage should take ths IRE 70
THE LADIES' SILVER COATED rILLs-w BILL
known Tor tch yesfs A. the only reliable female remedy
''''" "-4 e. 'a1So' o. " \ xIA sssstLJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-10
"A oct AN yfkxhsRRaSnHbINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR

HUUNF Is NETENS ANE TIT. Tx UFi. = .
II z. ROTH Aurtnneer will sell at pub &c auction all the
elegant Household furniture at the three story residence
no Ciin~on pace, nth street SAta avenue IL
day sday Aug 10 al II oco p,ecsc 70 the high
bidder consisting Of magnificent rose
with round rners ,sly carved legs case full s9esi
octave oversr az mass f iron date, made to order
city makers seven ago. cost s65l; three elegant Par
lor SUITS covered rico French sat brocatel and French
rers; Turkish Bss, Chairs Luan3es fch marb'e top
Centre and Sid Fables Lace Curtains .etageres Bron q
Stands oil Paintinas baek we nut and
ny Bedseads Bureaus WashsandS Spring and Hair Mat
tresses Blankets Beds Sofa Beds Lounges Chairs Rock
ers Mirrors, Cio Ks Glass China and yer Ware Cutlery
goO For urcha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-10

rT,HE GREAT. ORIGINAL MADAME BYRON HAS Re-
turned from Paris aud be consulted on the present
past future She the greatest Bprltualist Medical
and Business that ever was known she causes
speedv brne caether those long separated and
has failing secret 10 make beloved BY -FOUR
hssrs idol oics y0 Fourth avenue above twenty third
ossssl Ladies = ssnbj eeAVsmsn o. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-10

"A PARDs Female Pits the only wecine lad % can
depend with safety certainty Can be cent By mall
Ladies who desire 70 avail themselyes Of Madame
Despards vaueble tain And safe mode Of can
Resdsnoe Sixth avenue opposite Rtah,h street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-10
A G. HAYWOOD & co. Ai,crloNErRs.

n G. HAYWOOD & co AUcT10NEERs y
a. Magnificent Household Furn ture and Works OF Art
AT public auction, this day "wednesday, at the -
elegant residence A West Sxeentn street. between Fifth
- and s xth avenues,
= = encing at II ock.
sac peremptory Drawing Rooms-supero Suits, Gov
cred with ption: Brocade Curtain
to MATCH ,eres Boocx Centre and Console Tables
Chandeliers Mandolin Pain ngs by eminent In
cogp Cabinets Bronze clocks Marble Statuary Lace
CURTAINS, Pier and Mantle Mirrors,
- ROSEWOOD pIANOFORTE.
fchest instrument Offers ut auction tn ronni cor
mere full seven octave, stool Cover Nus Staad iastand
Bullet Extep ion Table Cat Glassware Dinner Ses Silver
Casters Urns spoons, Knives. rur.en Sally r. OYSTER
lsh Arm Chairs Lounges rosewood and walnut Rnrt aus
Bedsteaas Arnoire lace Mattresses Bedding Carpets
Sofas Rockers Books, ands. Festher Beds, Blankets
Sheets Counterpanes Furniture of servants
ments Parties wishing attend this sale take Fifth or
sixth aven cars from Aston ST. Nicholas Me-
ropoitan HOTEL at Sixteenth street, few doors from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-10
ANTHOLOGY.

A. :.sss;f 49,. :: ~ s!Y,i
The Various planets sdusoc. .h.y s1srs EARN
.ns ss &. q; As
sa:i $
s ssoS q
Is. path ss,idas ana lie planet.
rules Of The scense Of stars. and can bee. Inc
.s;S ! 81 ssss see
fore he Ssv viii br ~
sr he Ss % Ne viii 4s
and ssasis r.prs.sntlas me true sompeion Of
s n are soa o
n ss aaa rSS ~ Sc
Iao's S,s max ,s New mgr York =, and
return the outlines q yopgse Whole NE Al hour:
Sn Ladies ssais o Gent. 81 e'''' ''e
A sroNrsHINa- MADAME MORROW. SEVENTH
A danshter with natural gift Of foresight. tells hoy
iass Ia fa opss,ion her eaus
Of YOU hnsSsna and aS,sst sn
A sHrTER AsrRehoolsr rs Il s9r TO Pc sl roySp
Y ne yn Fssv States sn pT yns sas sse
e. ~ s Of ss
as i'ss :ss ::s
AND medicines are BEST adapted %
sons Ladies' 80 cents gentlemen 81 Questions answered
Prince
g so xSu s SIsa 20 M
hus d friend and neye, i.s to bring ho.s separated
SIXTH ana Seventh IN n Ii. the bell
AsApAxs LOUISE, FORTUNE TELLER, w FIRST
sgs Pos'a Price 20 cents at h'F own house, Tn'n
SEES M OF Tsf
sfcoR tells your thoughts a,vcs rood ,aes 70 AZ AZ;
@ q % s ss S"
@ ina even s the hnO 81 In
sarite d"'' ''''' -
nsApAMR MoREnousE SEVENTH DAUGHTER or
y the sys en- 's AFFAIRS ~ lie love
losses. sickness absent trends ASP 20 Ss
mcnt -----------------
NgADAME ROSA GREAT NATURAL CLAIRvoyhNT
M aud spirI, Vision st reveals Our wa9e Spesm
oScs No GO fhri avenue, near FOr'Ssecnd street Con-
sultatlon 81. --------------------
MRS MARION JAMES IsDErg . os.0rr o Gh MA
evenns traces los, stolen prspet =" en, sn ms,s
diseases diseases references gwen. dcn,smcn not admitted.
MADAME RAY Is THE BEST cLAIRvoyANr AND
nj troogst in city she tells YOUR veas sn tsougn,,
a"se sp near Seventh street IS cents
MO IMPOSITION NEVER FAILING MA sI,ss.
IN STARR from Europe who wrs born win, naturN
gift the great Business and Medical Carvoyant sne eSn
those long separated, causes speedy Ssn,
you correct likeness your future husband ~ anseu
friends Her equal Is 70 be found Caution -sopu re-
ward 70 any one who can surpas her IN n.f
This humbng No 3l2 Fourth avcoue, between Twsn
tvtbird and Twenty fourth streets Name the door
| Gentlemen not admitted
THE GREAT ORIGINAL MADAME BYRON HAS RE-
from Parts aud be consulted on NE p.essn.
s sns s:aS: ss sss
speedy brnss osether long separated and
has failing secret make beloved BY ycui
hesrts idol Olce $40 Fourth above Twenty
o9ssA LA1lss = ssabj esHpsmsn o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-10

NANrED-By lady OF NEGLECTED. EDUcA
w ton, q middle sgsd female tescher; one perfecAv
competent instruct In Va ious branches including o.
must vcgy patient and thorough the best OF
kssa SSdwss 70 HGa y idwssiA yS. I A1iI street. T. Z
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-10

AMP SPANISH LESSONS ny A
w lady or gentleman. Address Y. H., boz iH Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-10

Is n YThe Fo,y frss annual session 0. this veil known
srhoei engineering ard nstnra science will commences
September a. 1884, Tbs pyincpa building 10 completed
ana ready for occupation. Tic register giving
New York, tom Professor CHARLES DRowNE, Direc
tor Troy. N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-10

A CARD TO THE LADIES. 7CHARLEs LUTzE, N. D..
IA Professor of obstetrics aud Surgery and IL
successful practice 10 this city guarantees positive
to lady requiring special medical surgical treatment
in twentyfour hours time complicated the
case may be Can bs consulted his old established pr
vate office, 6l49 Broadway, and where his failing
female medicines bs obtained sent BY letter to
part Of the United Sates price 3d. B-The Doctor has
elegant and the bnst and attendance
The city for patients who wish remain during
meut. All communication strictly confidential. Al homo
oil hours OF the dav and evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-10
PUBLIC SALE Or
CAPTURED AND ABANDONED
PROPERTY.

|p r. RoLLINs AuGTioNnsR ALEsRooM No ny, ~, sSs
ssv at two o'clock 4s Canal street. large variety OF
9arnituc removed for convenience Of
70 SOFAS sofs Bed Couches brussels vevet Ihrespy
800 Turrctn Carpets Side and Dining Tables, Mat
weather eds Boosters and rlo~s one enameled
cottage Suit Chamber Snll I'VE raro, snt one
pai.re ia large variety Also one Billiard Table, DaiiA
MAXI and Cues complete
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-22
orEIrr CrIr- or pnL-cr

NlalVITTe- T-un.- N---l 2e.r. ~. I
In accorI lance VII. Sne-fal Order Eo ~
dated March 22ad. 30 Is hereby ordered
I. That oceupaa.s of stores. Restaurants
aud Dwsilin-r Ilau.es. VIII bs reouirad "a
cloan their ,arsLs au8 cellars. and have the
efsl removed, within fgr.v-eight hours
from the date II this order. no Ta-bsgs or
dirt Of any Kind win be- =il-r-e5 ~ 1,,p-
mula,s On any rrruis., within the city
limits.
II. All dir. - b. removed n. bar-els and
ba1es.trom .he Doc. wards ana allavz bv
the persons occurvirr tho -rB.g. No -ub-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-22
DRESDEN, TENNESSEE, March q, ,

Via Uialona, April =, 1864
II Licutenqnt- General Polk:
lett Jackson on the Odd ult, and
captured Union City on The Oath, with
tour hundred and fifty prisoners, among
them tho renegade Hawkins, and most
o. ms regiment, about two hundred
horses, and FIVE hundred small arms.
/ also took possession Of Hickman,
the enemy having passed IT,
I moved north with Buiord' division,
marching direct from jackson 10 Pa
ducah IN fifty hours. attacked il on the
evening Of the 25lh, drove the enemy
to Their ggnboats and forts, held the
town for ten hours, and could hayo
held il longer, but found the smallpox
raging and evacuated the place.
We captured many stores and horses,
burned up sixty bales Of cotton, ono
steamer in the dry dock, and brought
out fifty prisoners.
lily loss at Union City and Paducah,
as far IS known, is twenty-five killed
and wounded-among them Colonel
Thompson, commanding the Kentucky
brigade, killed; Lieutenant Lanhum,
OF the Faulkner regiment, mortally
wounded; and Col Cosslin, of the Nsith
Kentucky, and Lieutenant Col. Morton,
Of tho Second Tennessee, slightly
wounded.
The cDemy's loss st paducah was
fifty killed and wounded The prison
ers, in oil, five hundred
=. J. FoEBEsr
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-22
0aci2I 4ccogat,0f FORESTS Expedi-
ton TO P2dGCal.

F.oa1 'l- P1;elsl1-g .Eo.1 Express, April G.
The following official dispatches, re-
fsrred - u our Geographic column yes
terdav. give rs sCra. OF the particulars
Of General FORESTS operations in Ken
tuckv. OF which tie enemy's papers
brought Us tia FIRST accounts The Ten
nessee river IN the latter part OF its
course crosses the State Of Tennessee
almost due north IN direction and also
nearly parallel 10 the Mississippi, which
Il about hundred miles distant 10 the
west Forrest route lay about midway
between these two rivers, and termlna-
ted a. Pa1ucah, on thgsOnio river, at
the mouth oil the Tennessee. Dresden,
from which his despatch to Cen Polk
was dated, when on his return from Pa
dgcah. j. near tho northern boundary
Of Tennessee, one hundred and nine
miles west Of Nashville Ripley, at
which the prisoners have arrived, is in
the Northern part OF Mississippi In
contemplating this great advance Of
Forrest. one cannot but ask, where is
that mighty cayalry host, under Grier-
son and Smith, that lately moved down
from Memphis. TO cooperate with Shcr-
man? Forrest seems 10 have had every
thing his own way
DnioroHs, April 2, 1864
To General S. COOPER -
The following dispatch from General
Forrest has just been received.
T. Polk, Lieut. General
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-22

MIDDLE DISTRICT Or TENSE--EE.- NO. o.
NNrHEkEA-, al .ni9lma-lu was fled l lHs Dis
W trs- C1art n tbs United STAIRS .-. lls- lrrn
day r Aprl. l5.i. - H1-ee a. lIaIr.. 1 Esf..
Attorney ri tle United -1--3s Or s..I iaslres
AGAINST lea.cae cod boiler pump ctHals usa-
chimes. 8 largo Ee-.ics. flslf-. 3 rress,- q rr.r
b-au and scales. suI l tla l-asr .arl-use.lts iriI
materials connected with tHF Gf.HHta Fs-fqrv III
CH's.iai1f, Doyle Co, la y -i...i'l.- n taa Li--
tret a-..relI. a1t s.-lat ali psi -sorF lawfully l1-
tsrFrH.n- .1r tlar interest t-.rn. a--r Ii sf.t
-,auee tlat - property hsi. lesu se.1e. a. Gr-
tltei OBJ PIE United -ls-s5 l,r .i-t Il e.lf Ia.lr.
usr1u go forth a.i avsrl-t to ~ L-us. anI pr.,.
ilv tha u-gal prues.- S..
Vow. THEREFOR, rHusesnl To tie monitor ur.isr
the aesl ~ -li Court Oh sii i-e-tei h.r. e -...
pu'aIr warning t1 Ed persons o0ue-rsri .a tsrs,at
iu sad properly. to appear faf-e siit Cafrg az -s
Fst~rl Courtroom Ia t4r Csrlal st Na-L1iT-.
plsl71t silr--.lr. 1r tae OBJ Day ~ Say. Isff II
- O'Clock. s. ST. chen ala th-ra b. .lt.-ra-.. .h.-
claims alt m..,s their ai.a..st-Hs.
u. E. 6f.tScOcE.
Marshal u ihc Middle D.-t 81 ,,a-.
arr If-Tft
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-22

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TEEN -EE.-Na o.
NHEEEAs Az INFoEM.FloN was FILED
w il l.s Distinct G11r.a l tlr Luited staLas 70
said Dsr-ic-, on the l6tl day ~ April. i-.6 ~
Home IL. Harrs1-. E71., Attorney ~ tls Dlii1l
states i1r SAID District. against ri aat.lts. lll .
EaC ~ El.--cy, alleging il elrsfIu.l shat tna
same Tss sazei On chs ltn ..sy ri aEr.. Is.4 .a
sa.1 IHssret on lalt. - d. j. Dlll. r T.. -arFfy-
oyCJst31s 20 Ns~u1l. l- .or..lrt 81 taa United
states Or 1Is.s ig ssd lniluaa,.au s-t ,l-ih aud
agsrrd b. - tue, AMI Dasyilg .9- taa l-ia pro-
cess. ~.
now thsrof0re. IN ots-Eanes ts -le mrl.l8a tn
der tbs -el ~ ali GoUrf, -1 rr l.r1...-. q hereby
gFe pubic wl-uI z t1 aI. rla-.lrs -H-i .1 ~
tsfest l siI rl1Fcry. 81 rDpaHE before aatl court
o. tas t-a tiY %. NAY, I..E. 20 tt. Esrera.
Court Room Ir llr trr1fli E NrslsHa 81 ~
O'Clock. A. ST., then ard u.-re t1 uTlg.llt llslr
claims AMI make thlr aIs.,.-.1ls.
- E. Gf4t-CpcE
Marshal u tla SILL. D.st " .led1.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-22

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF Es5EI-N0. o..
VE~HERE4s, Az IMPORTATION WAS FiLED
W Do th- District C0lr. Of Ore United 5fafra
f1r 1id District On the ls.l 1fy OF ANIL. 1854
sy hofscs n. Harrison, Est, af.-uey 9, tia Uli-
tai states for said District who aI.assUt- therein
1- 1shaf u The United -.-a-. -ai Joseph =. DiIin.
surveyor II Cus.ell1, against ESQ sse. Qua
marked ''E, lud one al1r.s.l '' o. all Goa lrIIE
markell u. c4 e1l.-H.lE JEW .LhI. aa1
e-lIat 81 persons iar.i-F Intervening .lr t..els
interests Uer.tl, alleging -l1- sad properly Lai
t5er heretofore seized .l al.t i.--r. on lali. 81
forfeited Tor causes In said .r.Drls1u Fst forth ard
agerre1 TO bs true, aal praying or Zoe usual pro
cess and monitor.
E9u, Therefore, pursuant b. the moa.a4n unj-r
tie sel OF said lJurL o. roe directed, h-raey g9a
public waning -9 al persons 1llearueI 4 il.sf-st
il -l.I properly. o. aDrea- before -sl Court, 10
DE Frl-.4 t3-r--,sIl .s tl.s 1870. 81 essasiils,
Or ti5 Jh dHy ri Bias. i-.s. 81 iI a.-iIez A. ed.
tleI anil there o. .l.esp5se -i-I- CLAIMS ans ral.s
thor alleE.f.als- EDHIe &. rif5HDeE,
Marshal u tl8 I.Ilss D.s.. rI Tenn.
90 Is-1ft
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&lniull.
wM. CAMERoy 4 CO., Publishers.


49, tlt- - - -iit--- % ~ y. A--t.h4t--.
The Trooper.
The wood IS dark, and clear the air,
Dawn cleaps aaowu the dell;
lie morning ilHs, vets beard and hair,
The pearl runs ir0m the steel.
Come Iithcr INV steo1. so fleet a. need,
Let as ride, let Us r.de, let US ride.
Thou father, and thou mother mine,
And friends that think on me!
You NAV not DER my life repine;
follow it with giee.
give my peif, gave myself,
But 10 ride, and 20 ride, and 10 ride.
What though ride 10 early death?
! am trooper gay!
Let age in chamber draw its breath,
And languish iilc away
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