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"a 80 DR.. KIEG formerly OF New York,
for last yoars Of LOuisyille, KY,
~ 80 who has devoted bis attention %
the treatment Of private diseases for 50 year, Hattera
bimseh, having attended 70 3 practice for % many
years, and cured 30 many thousands, be Is enablsd
70 cure all diseases Of q private nature, no matter
how had they sy be from njudicious medical treat.
snsnt, or from neglect OF their own. Dr.. Kings
Dspsngsry is No. Is Deaderck street, between Chsr.
N and the Square, second story Whefe be crzes 81
diseases Of private nature.
GonoErhna cured without nEuseous msdicsnes o.
Interference with business.
STRUCTURES Of old recent date sGectualy cured 81
= few days, By an operation which causes no pair.
Where structure exists health cannot be enRioyef
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and undel-
mines the constitution 50 much.
Syphilis, with al the diseases Of the EkiDs growing
cot Of neglect or bad treatment, can be enectaAuy
cared In few days
Eepsiaal Observation-Disclosures attention having oee1
given 70 this disease, and Al the consequences grow
Ing cut Of Il, brought IN many cases by the De.
EtructTs habits Of inconsderats youths, and excess
I've indulgence Of the PASSIONS, neglect cf which
viii undermine the constitution, rendering the Eut
iaot unit fo= business society," and cAusng preuas
lGrs old age.
Females who zzy be Iaboring Win any dillsulty
he Womb may rest assured Of immediate Fss..E
Persons residing abroad, By writing and slating
their case, with fee enclosed direct 70 Dr. A. kins.
Eo q Deadsriok street, Nashville Tenn, viii hEve
the necessary msdicinss aont % their address 0iCe
horrs frcEs = e'esosk II tas morning Ensa 10 Rs
sastsg iTasgr1a--ss aswSS.
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Proposals. for Wood.
POST oUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE, I
NASHVILLE, TGs., Jan 18Th, 1854 ]

NAeHyuLE, Tam, Jan sth, 1854 !
& EAT ED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- q .is CGoe I'll Saturday, the sixth day Of
Febru ny, ls0l az u NJ, when they win be
opeHe l. 10 rush the United states with 1fy thou
sand $50 tO1) cords Of aorchsatabie hard WOOD,
cate q the banks Of the Cumberland River, above
AMI Below thsclty Of Nashville, IA such places 90
are convenient % be loaded IN barges, and not q
sac sse TWENTY-FIVE (2s) miles above and beloE the
cli
ids Tor Iesr than I've hundred $50 cords win not
= received.
BIDS from disloyal persons win not b considered
nd au oath Of AtleEisnee viii accompany eseh bid
The Wood 90 be good, sound, merehantable hard
Weed; She cord 70 be one hundred and tSenty-tighs
n2s) cnbic feet.
Proposals mast be add resEed 70 JOHN Is0M,
Capt ana A. A. Z NJ, oct Quartsrmastsr, NASH
VILE Tenu.. and should b plainly Marked "fro-
900 for Wno.iFl JNO. y TsOH,
ian esd Cart and act. ASST Quarmsster.
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S25 Reward.

I osT, BY A POOR SOLDIER on THE sTH DAY
~ 81 5Auuary, 1854, between tha Barber SHOP ~
Harris kcarie, tea Market- 'att) and the roat
one, one large Morocco POCK ST SOCK contain
ms 80 ia greenbacks and q DEF 81 AZ Nal Messen-
GER signed by Msjor-Gsnerai shtunaB. Ihs finder
viii ieosite ne above regard b leaving e via
M strqng. at thu Post Onios.
gOsEFH NDERsON,
jan 80 ALL Messenger.
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TOBACCO
Karshal's Sale.

IN obsdeaos 70 three Erlta Bs,sfi0af eDosss 70 ne
4 directed from the Circuit Court o. the Uniied
States. al ~ October term for 1858, vii, az "a
o'clock, A. u, On TuaSDAY, the l9th q JANUARY
casb AZ The Court house, Ia Nashville, Davidson cDun-
s. Tenn. all the right tte, claim Interest and esaie
Which Edn0nd Dufex has On ot o. ground u The
tom e Marfrecsbofu, Tenn, with s tuo.etory
frame house t1srsoul described a. follows q b
rinninx a. John Mcferuotta iouth-Wast corner, and
runnfne thence West oas hundred and ffly fset % Z
street thence North oae hundred and ninety -ons
foof more OF lefs % g. H. ElOits souih West cor
ner thence East one hundred and any iees, % John
McDernoits thcacs with said hclierm0ftis line one
hundred snd ninety fest, more o. lees, % the
begiuning " levied % satisfy judgments issusi b.
The Crent Court d tha United states ar the Middie
District q fcnngzsoa az Ia April term lg6s Ia Aver
III A. AZ Reed AID Joe. II. ThOapssa 4 Co., aad
againsf Duaer 8 Carney.
E.R. GLkScOCIl, Marshal.
lsTzs-si ~ ". LELLrErI, Depuiy.
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Marshal's Sale.

IN obedience to three wrts veditioni srpobas TO
i directed from the Circuit Court Of the United
states for the Middle District Of Tennessee, at Its
October term 1853, will, al II O'Clock, !. n, On
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of JANUARY, 1854, expose
to public sale TO the highest bidder for cash, at the
door Of the Courthouse, in Nashville, Tennessee, ali
the right title claim interest, and estate which L.
grand Carney has in tract Of land in Rutherford
county, Tennessee, near the town Of MurfreesboTo,
containing, by survey, One Hundred and Twenty
five Acres vested in said l. H. Carney By grant from
the State Of Tennessee made or the On day Of Octo
ber 1889 and recorded on page l35, in Book No. TO-
Of Moses NJ Swan, Regstrar-bOuI ded as follows:
Beginning at Ash, the Northwest corner Of a
tract OF land formerly owned by David Bowman,
(now by said Carney,) running thence South, 50 de-
Srees East with the North line Of said tract 7s hun
drei poles to the North East Of said tract,
thence North forty poles, thence North, 50 degrees
West i've hundred poles, thence South forty poles, 20
the beginning >; levied 70 satisfy judgments rem
dered By the Circuit Court Of the United States for the
Middle District Of Tennessee, at Its April term, 1862
az Nashville IN favor Of A. 7. Stewart Co., Wirts
sustis Mcvsgh, and J. B. Jadray Sons, and
against L. D. Carney.
Sec6-st By ". LELLTETT, Deputy.
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EIr. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


NASHVILLE, TENN, Dec. 18th, 1868
I take pleasure in directing the sttgn-
ton of my military friends, and all
others, TO the science of phonograpb y, IS
taught by Prof. J. W. DOlbear, Of THE
city.
I have availed myself of the oppOr-
tunity of taking a course of instruction in
this labor saving science, and though my
official engagements prevented my regular
attention, yet I sm perfectly astonished
with the progress have made in so short
time. Eight or ten lessons includes all
the instruction I have received, and by
which have been enabled to master the
principles, read and write il, with ease
and readiness. The admirable adapta-
ton of this science to the requirements
of the people in this age of railroads and
telegraphs, must commend itself TO the
attention Of every rejecting mind. I
hesitate not TO say, that Mr.. DIS expert
ence is such IS to enable him to imRArt
itaprinciples to the comprehension of aav
ordinary mind, in she remarkably sLs :,
period of few kOurs. lam further -.
pared 10 assert that if the practicha7 ,,iIt.
of this remarkable invention " 49,,
perry appreciated, no frier d of Dro.ros.
and improvement, would be 80 rr,,;nd.
full Of bis duty to him self and others As
to neglect any 0PP'' .tunit , to avail him
sen o. PtAeu al KIN owledge of this
rapid Fauonal aud pb ilOsophical system
u 00iHnii''os ones th' ,ughts to paper.
T. j. RHODES,
.Jspt. 6Otb. Ills. Vol. Infantry.
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President Of the Law School - Lebanon, leun. and
who was Tor 20 years on tao supreme bench Of Tea
nsssee.
ssMr D0lbear has spent many years "a teaching
and perfecting his system Of instruction, and Is bY
far superior 20 any teacher Of penmanship have
or seen. You viii perceive at once that ho e. a nan
Of me intelligence. lie gives no Instruction without
rsls0n and bis reasoning Is 80 just and clear that
you a. once perceive the principle he seeks 10 mpart
and that being 6xed in the mind, the pupil, acting
upon t. soon earns % write with ease aud rapidly
Is well a. with eleganca
/ commend Mr. Dolbesr 20 your kind attention, and
trust it viii be consistent with your views and feel
ings 70 forward his obieCls. Any ssrvice yea may
render him viii be Worthiy bestowed and Wll ohlgs
me Very respectfully, your friend,
LEB4EON, TEgs., Oct. 20, 1885. N. GREkN.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.
w r ITIN @
AzD
BOOK KEEPING
F6uaHT 81
J. w. DOLBEAR,
Author Of the "ssisncs lof Psnmsaahip."

Persons from 70 % years caa lsirn this system
neat easy aud rapid manner, and goatismen IN bold,
rapid, business style.
To persons acquainted with lts merits, his system
Of writing needs no other recomtE cation but those
unacquanfsd with it, Ar. ID. refers % The following
remarks and Testimonials. Instead d teaching PEN
manshiD merely an aailaton drf an experience q
20 years has enabled him 70 reduce Il 10 the scra
Of scsace, 20 tat being guided BY knouulsass IN
stead Of radon1 pracics pupils ron % 90 years eau
in 6 short tmo learn 10 write with EASE. ELEGANCE
and RAPIBIfI.
So accurate l8 his system, and 60 uniform u rs
success, that after Witnessing is elects several
hundred pupils in Nashville, The lane1tod alirsd
Hume observes.
''Having bad fair opportunity o. examining yoari
system Of Penmaushp, and having seen the Wendsr-
ful snd rapid improvement Of your pupils IN ny
20 be not only the bssf sgSiea but he onl1 sasr
viHg bs Eansfor BY strict attention % therus Civ
en-, any person may, IN short time, acquire free,
rapid, and elegaEs hand. should be pleased ~ SOC
Il universally adopted"
This expression was coucurred N by
Maj. Gen. r. p. Gaines, .. 3. Army;
His Excellency. James c. Jones, Gov q Teuncssss.
RI. Rev. J. d. Otsy, Bishop Of TenDasses.
1t. Rev. r. p. Niles, Bishop Of Nashville
Rev. Philip Lindsey, d. ID. Pres o. Nashville Uni-
versity.
Rev J. T. Eigar, D D., aEd many other sltlzens, Of
whom, Andrew Jackson says:
Being requested BY Messrs. DoIbear % state mo
standing IN society Of the gentlemen signera % thu
with most Of them they are highly respectable and
gentlemen OF education and of high Standing In ~
cietv. Given az the Hermitage this asa day 81
OctObsr, 1s&S. ANDREW JACKSON
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NoLlMhfAt AAts-s Nov ~ lsAi.
M. j. W. DoLEE1R-Desr Sir: have been mech
Interested and pleased IN examining yoCE system O.
Penmansblp. Your method Of teaching seems 70 me
10 be both skfu and faithful, and the improvement
OF your pupils d su @prisng and rapid beyond any
hing have ever witnessed. I shall feel happy f
this testimony TO your merit shall Lead elh0rs 20 avail
themselves Of your instruction in one Of The most
beautiful and useful arts and am yers respectfully,
etc. Jas. u. OTEY.
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Marshaps Sale.

IN ol,ediencs 10 three wrts ren4oni ezponas 70 mo
4 directed from the Circuit Court d the United
States, as It's October term Tor 1858, VII, At II
O'Clock, A. NJ, on TUESDAY, the 19ih day Of JANU-
AEY, 1884, expose % public sale, % The CHEST bid
der for cash. - the house, IN Nashville, Da-
wilson county, Tenn, all the right, title, claim,
interest," and estate which o. Hurt has IN "a certain
tot or piece Of ground IN Edgehed, Davidson county
Teuri) on the south side Of Woodland street, front
ing ffty feet on said street aud running back one
hundred and seventy feet 20 al alley, and numbered
81 plan Of shabby Additons which is registered
IN the proper Office Ia davidson county, on Page 50 o.
Book n and all the right title, claim, interest, and
ground IN South Nashville, Davidson county ienn-,
described a. - beginning at the corner Of Cannon aud
LeWs streets, running easiHardlys aong IAnnoa
street one hundred and forty nne feet 70 the centre
Of fifteen feet alley thence nOrthWardly along sad
alley two hundred and atty feet % shocks line,
thence westwariy With Shock line one hundred and
sixty-hvs feet 20 Legs street, thence southWardly
two hundred and hty-One feet % the eegnnlng-ttle
registered on page ia la Book 81 Of The gstrar ior
Davidson county, Tenn; and AZ the right tiiies
claim interest All estate which h r. 6ruomes has
IN q piece o. parcel q Land in Nashville Davds9n
county, Tenn DESIGNATED a. Lot No. s. part Of The
oriFiai College Lot No described a. fronting on
Market street. thirty feet Hud running bali Way back
% College street, one handred and twelve fset'oon
yeyed u T. II. Groomos By Jas Parrish, By deed
dated June I7th 1875, recorded on page ~ in Book
so s Of the Registrar Cor DeFidson county All tae
properly herein named, having been ieTied On 70
satisfy judgments rendered y ne Crc1it Courtok ne
I'oits rtsfeg for TIE Middle District of Tsunessee
a. IL kursi term. 1862, against Grrones, clFert
9srf ADD Ii favor q J. L. Wayus a Son, Deer, Nor
ris 4 Co. md 4. Cioslerman.
3 r. GLAsCoCE, Marshal
dsos-st - v. LzLTITsi Deputy.
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Marshal,a Sale.

DY virtue Of two writs psldf t0Ri ezpoHas 70 me o.
ID rected from the Circuit Court Of the United States
fer the Middle District OF Tennessee ST It's October
term 1868 will expose 20 public SALE 70 the highest
bidder for cash, The door Of the Courthouse, IN
Nashville, Tennessee, commencing at IL O'Clock, A
NJ, on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of JANUARY, 1864,
all the right title claim, interest, and estate which
R. n. GrOOmes has 10 q piece or parcel Of land m
Nashville, Davidson county, Tenn, described with
the boundaries following Beginning a. Dews' q
Harman's corner, on Water street running thence
with Water street twenty feet, more or less,
towards Castsman street, % Berrys corner; thence
az right angles with Berrys line, 20 Guthrey street.
thence with Guthrey street, twenyseven feet, more
or less, towards Broad street. 70 D0ws' Harnian's
corner; thence, at right angles 70 toe beginning
being the same conveyed 70 said T. n 6roOmes ~
r. T. Foster a. per deed recorded on page 490 Of
Book No %, Of the Registrar for Davidson o3uuty-
levied on with whatever improvements there may be
on the same, 70 satisfy judgments rendered By said
Circuit Court az lie April term 1883, against GTOomes,
Cavsrt Co., and IL faYof Of A. g. Aandsl, and g.
s. Stevens Sons.
F. R. GLAsCOCK, Marshal
decS-st By W. LELLTErT, Deputy.
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n r L s O MS
A GENC OFFICE.
FOR SALE.

OAN EAAA4AAe
A SPLENDID FAMILY RESIDENCE, In West Nash
II vile.
An elegant Residence on vlne-streoi, at rsasona-
bic price
Brick Store, Dwelling, Stable, &c. with q acres o.
good land fruit trees wood and water In abundance,
az Triune williamson county. Can be exchanged
for property In Nashville
A hno manufacturing site, the river bank IN the
corporation 81 Nashville.
100 acres Of Land, with comfortable improvements,
four miles north Ct Tie city, a. $40 per acre Teen
e acres more b ha II TIE purchaser does Dot
want all
Two elegant stors-houses oB ths Public square.
Nashville.
Brick Dwelling On Cssar-strest, bstwcen Spruce and
Vine, No 10.
Lois, improved and uniupr0ved, in Edgsaeld, North
Nashville South Nashville, and West Nashville.
e. Deeds Of Conveyance, Mortgage, and kii kinds
Of legal documents drawn up b. eomBetsnt httOr-
neys
~ Fire, Marine sad Life Insurance. Policies Issued
b. G. Z Smith, Agent.
'Cauat NELSON'S OFFICB,
decis-ln Cl8rry-st., near Unioa.
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Allow me 70 introduce 70 you my friend. J. ". Dol
bear, who sits your city for the purpose Of teach
Ing Pcnmanship and Photography. Hls reputation
as successful teacher 70 well and 50 widely ests0-
llgbed that viii sag nothing on that score. only
desire 10 present hin AZ gentleman irom whose
ciety have derived much pleasure and prudt AMI AZ
one whom you have the intelligence 20 appreciate.
anything you may DO % further bis designs viii Be
gratefully acknowledged By Jour friend,
JOHN q. EDGAR
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JspL 6Otb. Ills. Vol. Infantry.

80 ring learned the interesting and
q, ol science Of Photography with Pro-
, sorJ. w. DOlbear, I most heartily en-
4crse the above notice by Capt Rhodes.
JASPER PARTRIDGE,
Capt 44th Ills. Vols. nifty.
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INK

WI DO furnished es Of charge 10 slldiers IN out
Of the Hospitals, II their bottles or lnzstanis sr8
brought al the above hours. SOLDIERS tug be 0ns-
third less than citizens.
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sir-Considerng good handwriting 70 Be not oniy
an accomplishment, but means 81 success 70 every
man engaged 10 buiness, greEtly applaud your mer
lorOus eKertons 70 improve the ohirographY Of the
age. A gentleman OF a lady either who writes badly
never writes willingly; and consequently oflea hil -
write when they should; and when they do wFite Il .
done the last moment, With haste and impotence
and consequently with faults Of AID kinds ofisn euu
hitting and iniuring both the writer and the cause
which be advocates. Wishing you every success IN
your laudabio nndertakmgs,
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DR.. PRUNK,

DR.. PRUNK,
OF INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA,
EmBALmER OF THE DEAD,
Offers his Improved Mode Of Embalming
Bodies.
It restores the Natural Color; arrests Decomposi-
ton, and eisctnaliy Eradicatss eli Infection leaving
the Corpse free from the slightest unpleasant odOr,
and In q az condition for
HOME OBSEQUIESs
L saves also, the enormous expense Of travelling
and purchasing Metallic Collins.
Addrrss DE-. PRUNK through any Of the Agencies
81 the following places:
Indiana Military Agency; Illinois Military Agency;
Ohio Military Agency; Michigan Military Agency,
OF the O. s. :. Commission Agencies, Et Nashville,
Tennessee, or Chattanooga.
Special attention given 70 the Dlsintering Bodies,
and their safe transportation home.
All burial apparatus on hand.
DE Hs PUNK, M -.
Once No. ITO. Market, South Of Broai Street., Nash
Vile, Tennessee luOvlO-3m.
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Room ssr sn,ih's Org Sore, Cor Churei asa gns
Streets. HOURS, 9 % IL, a. m, 70 5. p. N, and 2
10 . AZ night.
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he following very Just romarks Of he Hou Thos.
a. Benton, u. :. senator, zro worthy ths attentive
regard OF parents and Ell young persons who have
any hope OF SUCCESS IN the business of lie.
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w. r, CORNELIUS;
GOVERNMENT UNDERTAKEN,
Dealer in all kinds Of Metallic
Burial Gases and
ZINC COF'F'INS,

ZINC COH'HINS,
Will attend promptly to
the transportation of bodies,
or giving any information re-
garding deceased Soldiers.
" Bodies EmbaImed."
Having secured the services of
Dr.. +. II. LEWIS, Of New
York, land more recently from
the Army Of the POtOmac,)
for embalming of the dead,
byDr. HOLNEs' american Pro-
cess, acknowledged 10 be She
best, and only true process in
the United States, will have
bodies emoalmed when de-
sired.
Principal Office and Ware-ROOms, No.
40 Church street, Nashville, Tennessee.
Branch houses at MurfreesbOro, Tul-
lahoma, Wartrace, Shelbyville, Chatta-
noOga, and Stevenson, Alabama.
or All communications promptly
answered.
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HO1TE ORSEQUIEs.
ID. II. PRUN

once No. ITO. Market, South Of Broai Street, Nash
Vile, Tennessee. lnOv1O-3m.
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meme Msul6Cn bCgCGuctCn unp mtr iprahcn
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Der nImIidru 6drte bcDedtc.
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teoinst bcn 90iQen oss @rwati9cn unterwpr-
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lief mir wilTeu, Dab mir bUbe 9Surosn pFrlieben
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