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prepared to examine into their merits
The President can only be reached
by impeachment in the Senate or by d
counter-reyolution are We prepared
for counter-reyolution In such case
we must put some other man at the
head of affairs. Is the country willing
to displace the President? If SO, who
are they willing TO put in his place -
The inquiry shows the absurdity of
supposing that discomfort or violence
are our remedies. We write with the
knowledge that our army had been
driven back from Chattanooga, and
that triumphant enemy pretends to
dictate terms in the heart Of Georgia
with the knowledge that the enemy
has driven our forces up the valley and
are ravaging the fields upon which we
rely for subsistence with the sound
of heavy cannonade in our ears, and
the news that the enemy has carried
an outpost of the -defences of Rich
mond; and we assure our readers of
the Southwest that the partizan contro-
yersy to which we have alluded gives
US more concern than all these mishaps
put together
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The New York Times says that ex-
president Fillmore, of Buffalo, has com
menced the publication of series of
letters on the political situation, mainly
for the purpose of announcing to those
who desire his opinion, that, as he is
averse to appearing in print, he desires
his communication. to be considered
private. Mr.. Fillmore is not supposed
TO be an Irishman. Some years ago he
was Know-Nothing Possibly that is
his address to day. At all events he
desires TO have a ferocious war man
planted firmly on peace platform, and
to that end he publishes a number OF
letters, which he desires the public to
consider as strictly private. Here we
have the fitness of things
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4 Fine Todd County Farm for
Sale.

A 8 ADMINISTRATOR OF THE ESTATE OF
n J.. b. LEAvEIL, deceased, j viii offer for sale
10 the highest bidder, on the premises, on Thurs
day. tire 9th day Of January 1885, that well known
and valuable Farm lying in the south part II Todd
county, KY. ami known az the +" Trenton Farm,
containing TSO acres about 800 acres cleared and IN
a higa state OF cultivation. Sud farm ~ uDSur-
passed for fertility Of soil and advantages Of locality
IS any farm IN Southern kentucky-it being eOnve-
oient to churches, schools, me merchant mills,
snd within seven miles Of the Memphis Branch
Railroad. The improvements are q large brick
Helling with all necessary out buildings. AiurtheT
description IL deemed unnecessary as any person
s5Faiog 10 purchase can have an opportunity Of
viewing the premises by applying 70 Mr. thomas
Mcclure or Mr George Rutherford. Trenton, by,
or a1y mrther Information can b. had by applying
10 me- 50 Louisville.
. EENs-The above farm viii be sold on credit
Of ten years, The purchaser giving lhs noies M ten
equsl annual payments, without interest until the
notes ere due the payments 10 bc secured ~ per
sonaI security, and lien retained upon the land
until the last note il pad.
The farm win b. sold in body OF Ia detached
portions II required 70 suit purchasers. sale %
take place ut the usual hour.
JAMES J.. LAWSON.
Admir- Of the Estate Of L. b. Jeavell, coed.
Osts-lZt with the val annexed
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The Alexandria Onntrahnnns

Alexandria was, and is, the real city
of refuge Hither flock crowds of me-
gro refugees from the south-runaway
slaves, who wish 70 taste and see what
freedom is. Thepe are over seven thous-
and contrabands now in Alexandria.
and OF all this number, not more than
twenty are supported by the govern
ment, the Others maintaining them>
selves BY work. This is an item for
those who talk 80 much about the pro-
digeous expense that contrabands are
TO the United State treasury.
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Internal Revenue.
Income Tax of Five per Cent.

Is to be assessed and paid on the gains profits or
income for the year en- mug the 3lst day Of Decem-
Ter, 1868.
Except 10 cases hereafter named the basis Of
this specisl assessment will be the assessment
VIII Oh was made on the first Monday in May Of The
year Ie64.
The additions and charges made to the May as
sessunent are as follows:
list. where parties fulsd 70 make their FetHrus
IN detail show the tources Of their income
the returns must be again msde out and r6turnea
to the respective Assistant Assessors so as to in
clude all the sources OfTevenue. ffE
I'd. al persons in the emp oyIneRt Of the United
Sta'es, whether in civil, military, or naval ca
paclty, must make ieturns, 50 IS to inclu Re
the amount Of 3 per cent, already deJucted by he
Government, and on the per est thus deducted
an additional tax OF per cent. must De asses Led
and paid
Sd. All persons who have IA led TO return the
amount Of income derived from dividends Of Banks
Railroads, and other similar corporations, must
make ont new returns, as to include the above
named items, ana all income derived from bonds
OF the United States must be returned. On all Of
these items tax Of 8 per cent, mast be assessed
and raid
The returns Of this special assessment must Re
made TO the Assistant Asse sors previous to the
10Th day Of November, 1864. and u be payable on
anti alter the LIST of November and any peTs n fail
ing 70 make returns, provided for II the la~ will
be assessed by the Assistant Assessor Of his own
knowledge and belief, from VII. ch assessment there
Is no appeal.
All returns Of assessment Of income are open for
public inspection
JOHN McCLETLAND, -
Assessor 4 District Tenn,
ocJlF-lw No. 10 Cherry stree.
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Guerrilla Operations.

A gang of guerrillas, twenty-five IN
number, under Peter Everett, on Tues
day last, tore up the track of the Ken
lucky Central Railroad, near Lewis
Station, about midway between Lex
ington and Paris. They also captured
the morning train from Lexington, that
came along a few minutes after, firing
into it and killing one man, and wound
ing three others They robbed the ex
press messenger of $2,7OO, and took ali
the watches and money belonging to
passengers.
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Employment of Negroes by the Rebels.

In another column will be found a
remarkable article from the Richmond
Enquirer, on the employment of negro
troops by the rebels The following
declaration is significant:
We should be glad to see the confed-
crate congress provide for the purchase
of two hundred and fifty thousand ne
groes, present them with their freedom,
and the privilege of remaining in the
states, and arm, equip, drill, and fight
them
What win the eopperhead papers Of
the north say to this, after expressing
SO much horror at the employment of
negroes as soldiers, by the general gov
eminent We doubt if they will have a
word 10 say in condemnation of this
recommendation.
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County COurt--BedfOrd County.

Solomon ReF's a IL,
49, Bill 10 sell land ia Bed
The wid and heirs Of ford County.
David ReTis ct al.
Ia tins case Il appearing 20 the Court that the
widow aud leirs Of Dsvid keFis, Jr., decd snd the
unknown children of Elizabeth Wade aii 81 whom
are made defendants in the e2nse. are nOn-resi-
dents cf the State Of Tennessee, 20 that the 0Tdi
nary process Of laE cannot b. serFei upon them &:
Il IS ordered that publication b. made % The Naeh-
vile Weekly Union, n newspaper Published 10 The
city Of Nashville for louf successive geek, feqnIr
ing said defendants 70 appeaT 5efors this Court, ~
1i Courtroom. IN ShelryFlile on the first Tuesday
aner tia first Monday ID december next, 10 Plead,
spsEer or demur 20 'Inplainaa.s hll, or Che same
VII be taken i0r confessed and set for hearing n
oqrfc JOS. II THOMPSON,
w. u WizENEH Clerk and Master. .
Solicitor toctI3-4w5 prs fee, 50.
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Glorious.

DR.. White, of this city, yesterday re-
ceived dispatch from a friend in In
diana, to the effect that Morton's ma
jority viii exceed 10000
From another source we learn that
VOORHEES, has certainly been handsome
ly defeated.
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oRDvAyrE DEPARTaTNT,

NasatILIE 1EssS., Oct II, isff.
CtFALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- ~ this once unil Tuesday, October zsfh, 1864,
Al II O'Clock, N, for furnishing the Department
With GOOD. merehautshie HARD VOID.
Ths whole quiauffy 20 be supplied VI ~ - least
One Hundred and Fifty (I5ol Cords aDd not - ex-
eaed Three Hundred and hiiy 800 Cords. hldaers
will stale the priee Dereor at Sh.e1 hey VII deliver
Inc no cords and the rate ~ delivery. The nfst
delivery To he male on or before the lst day 81 No
v-str next aud Il such point 10 this city A. may
b. designated by the undersigned.
pidaers vii aia0 Et-te AZ what prlce per cord
they vii deliver a. much more a. may b required
nod 70 exceed the maximum amount iudeaied
above.
aids to be in duplicate, and accompanied by
cops Of this Advertisement.
"A had IEfli be received except from l0ya parties
and each I'D unusf b accompanied 81 50 Oath u
ffisQiance taken before competent authority
Tie successful bidder hr bidders VII ~ required
10 enter uto bonda i5r The faithful peTfsruauce Of
the il con Tacts.
The right i reserved % reject Euy or 81 tsds.
Bidders vii he present when tlier BIDS are
EF TOWNSEND.
Capt - Infantry Cornnd- Depart
lrt I2-Ilt
Times and Cumberland Journal copy.
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OCTOBER TERM, lsCt

William H. wisener sr. Petition to remove
rhomss G. NOISY, Admir-, &C. Administrator
IN this case ftsppeanng - the Court that Thomas
- Mofls the defendant. is q nonresident Of the
STATE Of feBnessee so ihst the ordinary process Of
law esnnOt-be served on BIN 10 II ordered that
publication be made in the Nashville Weekly tn'0a,
a newspaper Published N the city q Nashville, for
four successive weeks, requiring said Mosly y al
pear before said Court, AZ the Courtroom, in shell
bVyille. on the first Mcndsy in December next, 70
Usead. answer OF denuf O. complMnants petition,
IN the satae ~ b taken confessed and set Tor
besr5no - .snrfs JOS II THOMPSON,
octi3-4 v; prs fee. s350 Clerk and Master
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Executive Committee for the state.

Executive Committee for the State.
Tor East TepEessef.-T-SANUEL + ROGERS,
Knox; Coz r r. BYRD, Roane; Dr. w g
BRowLoE, Knox HoS D 5 PATTERSON,
Greene; PEREz DICKINSON, Knox
For Middle R,shes5es.---HoE MN Bal
Ex, DsSidsong IEEis III1NAs, Bedford;
Az S LsDsLEY, Davidson; WILLIAM
SPESoE, Rutherford; Jos ; bowler, Da-
wilson. TaH ~ -lsau 1s
For West Tennessee u 7 MERRYMAE,
Shelby; w. X HALL Weakley J B
BINGHAM, Shelby; ALVIN HAWKES., Shell
by; DAVID A MINI, Haywood
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Sheridan.

The rebels affect to believe that Cen
Sheridan is retreating. That is good
joke. Did they never hear of flank
movement They must remember that
the Orange and Alexandria railroad is
being repaired Do they think that the
work is merely one of ornament, and
not use2
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500 Reward.

CsTOLEE AT ANpER70a's STATION, TENN,
- o. the nieht o. the 5th. black Horse. hFe
years old Wiih one white 1iud foot quarter crack
"a rzht fore foot, Roman nose PAGES asd irots
fasf 'flle ahore reward vii - pad for fhe return
81 the animal % tie unifr-ig1ed, and questions
asked Ang persoB saizing soc horse ard returning
10 VIII also receive the reward
oef7-Iws CHARLES SANFORD.
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ELECTORAL TICKET.


f FOR THE STATE AT LARGE.
HORACE MAYNARD, of Knox ssi
WILLIAM II. WISENER, of Bedford
arm -aTcLl.. -----ss-------F0a aFt, .lnG-
FOR EAST TENNESSEE e 7A
Coz. r. A CRAWFORD, of Greene.
Col L. c. HOUK, OF Anderson.
DR. JOHN C. EVERETT, Of Meigs.
FOR MIDDLE TENNESSEE.
}. @. sHACKLEFoRD, of Montgomery.
Z. h. GIBBS, Of Wayne.
Coz. w. B. STOKES, of DeKalb.
Is ron WEST TENKEssEE iro
ALMOND CASE, Of 0bion eaa
W. Fl. FITCH, OF Shelby.
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It is believed that there is no longer a
doubt of the fact that Pennsylvania has
gone union on the home vote by small
majority
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Grant andLee.

The \. Y. Times, speaking Of the
position on the James, says that the
recent strategical movements of Gen.
Grant are having one peculiar effect
they are compelling the rebels to come
out from their works and attack ours
The dreadful fatality Of these attacks
to whichever side makes them, is now
well known, and Grant, during his
whole campaign, has avoided them as
much as possible. But he has so planted
himself, in frequent instances, that
Lee n,ust come out and assault When
Grant threw a corps over on the VEL
don road, Lee could not well give up
such an important line without at least
making great attempt to wrest it
from us and hence the fierce assaults
on Warren's works, in which, with the
contemporary assault on our extreme
right, it is estimated that the rebels
sacrificed ten thousand men. The
same result has followed our move
nlents of the last ten days Lee was
compelled to assaiI our men in their
new positions, and behind their forti-
fcations, both on the left and the right.
Upon our right especially, that is, on
Buffers army north of the James, the
rebel assaults have been very desperate.
It was on Thursday, the 29th, that
Butler, by skillful movement, and
with comparatively small loss, seized
their first line of defense; and on the
following day friday the rebels came
up, and by two successive and furious
assaults attempted to dislodge US from
our works Their loss was great, and
their gain nothing.
A week afterward, or on Friday last,
they renewed the attempt, and though
at first they gained some ground and a
few guns, we quickly regained our po-
sition and works-indeed, were strong
er than ever, for we hold by a strong
infantry force, ground previously held
by our cavalry pickets Having thus
failed in these attacks on Butler, as
they failed weeks ago in their attacks
on Warren, we suppose the rebels will
attempt the forcing of Meade's new
position on our left But the works
there are SO strong, that they cannot
he taken.
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EVENING SCHOOL.

tx she Instructors. proposes % open an Evening
School for Young Men ana BOya, ~ the Baptist
F.arsouare on Polk Avenue, near Church street
between Vine and SpTuce) on Ihursdsy. ~ 7 =. NJ %
Applv ly mail for a Circular, or cals on Mr.. Way
land a the Parsonage, Rev. J. S. Malone, next
door North.
Feugs-tF
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DR.. r. A. KUEFFNER,
II MG OPAT n,
Corner College and Gay Streets,
ENTRANCE-GAY STREET.

OFFICE HOURS UNTIL - an; PROM 4
" b 3, and Is n =, pm.
So Eepecial attention VII he gwen 70 The treat
meat Of Chrome Diseases. Eud tie scf-
ferings Ofchildreu- The medicine 20 BE- given viii
b. - mild a. rot b prgyeet pas ems from attend
ing % their daily avOcatons. IOctil-3rna
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Five Horses Stolen

IN SATURDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER sth. FRoia
4 the Tenn essee Hospital for the isssne, iour
b0rses: One very large deep-coi0red bay hoF~e
one lsar Of fine grey horses, with short tabs, sna
one syrrel HtsIe.
There was also stolen from this Institution, aDoit
A 6lrf,iiehf aBce, asrk BAY horse, four years oia
Wis give 500 for the retgTn % she horses, sc q
Ten q. Its eseh for the miserable thieves who steAi
fsona tsi4 Charity " r. JOINS,
81 .l-lw Phys and superintendent
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HEADQUARTERS POST OF NASHVILLE
Nashville, Tenn, Oct. l3th, 1861
General Orde1.sl
No. 10.
THE ATTENTION OF OFFICERS ON DUTY
l at thus Post is called TO Circular No, IS. Adju-
tant Generals Office Of May End 1854, and To Gen
ersl Orders No IS, Headquarters Department Of
the Cumberland, containing Instructions relative ~
relieving enlisted men on detached ser zee, whose
terms OF service are sbont to expire and returning
them TO their regiments IN lime 10 be mustered
out, 10y reason Of expiration OF term OF enlistment
and all officers having such men on duty with them
are cnjOined to conform strictly to these instrue-
tons.
BY command Of Brig Gen. JOILS f. 8IIkJFR,
octI4-'W l.. Rowland, A. A. Gsn'l.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer of Wednes
day, after learning the result of the
election, came to the conclusion that
the people were not fit for self govern
ment That is exactly the opinion en-
tertained by jeff Davis. There is a
wonderful similarity between the south
ern rebels, and the supporters of McClel-
Ian. The twain are certainly one flesh
and are one in spirit.
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Not Dye, but RestOrer OF Color and
Perfect Hair Dressing Combined.

Lon1on Hair Color Restorer and Dressing.
London Hair Color ReStorcF and Dressing
u is complies within itself; no other dressing or
accompaniment of any kind be ng necessary to Sc
cure those desirable results.
Lit will restore gray hair TO its original color
2-It will make It grow on bald hearts.
Sit viii reslo e the natural secretiOns.
At VII remove all dsndGuff aud itching.
5-lt will make the hair soft. glossy and lexihle
8. IL viii preserve the original color 70 DAD age
lit viii prevent the ir from filing of
Sit will cure all diseases Of the scalp.
ReGd This Certificate.
SIN harpy to add my testimony to the great
wine Of the "LOndon Hair Color Restorer," which
restored my haiT 10 its original dark color, and the
hne appears 70 be permanent / ana satisfied that
the Preparation is nothing Ike dye bnt operates
upon the secretons. 1t is alsa a bsagtfuI ha r
dressing, and promotes the grosih. I purchased
the first bottle from Edward b. Garrignes, Drug
gst Tenth and Coates streets who can also testify
my ha. was very gray when commenced its use.
Mrs. MILLER.
No. 40 North Ninth street. Pllla.
Price IS cts per bot le or six DO ties, So Sold
by DR. SwAYEE SCN, ;}3J North sixth street, Phil
adelphis, and TF
WI. c. W. SMITH, Druggists,
Cor. oil Church and Vine SITS,
experimentation. AoQfrRls
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Partnership Dissolution.

U4HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
1 ing between the unders gree, under The nfm,
name md STYLE Of 81 OZaNEs- 90 p, j. hereby
DISSOLVED BY mufuai consent. Al business q
he firrn vii l. setflsd b. q. OZARNE a c. ".
Do ALISON.
me tsIsiness Of the late lru wiz Re continued ~
q. OZANSzs6 c. y. DOAAG.uSoe
g. 0LAENE
e 81. UONALusON.
JOHN JOHNSON.
Nashville. Tenn, Ocf1laF 3, lesi laugil-lw.'
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The Richmond Examiner of the 10th,
reprOves the other city papers for
claiming a victory on the 7th 1t says
it is a mistaken policy to claim victories
when there are none. We hope the cop
perhead papers which have been para
ding the affair as great disaster to
Grant will take notice.
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Szc- Persons i5riti15 to thts Offcs to So
eribe for TIE unioa, o. On any otAeg bissi,.sss,
skos.la slarsss a.eir letters to
wM. CAMERON 4 CO., P.5lissers.
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Day and Evening Sessions

CouRsR OF STUDY, most complete.
sysTEG OF IksTRucrToS, TsoRov0R srd
busIsEss-LIKE, Tin the proper scee ,Pteton
Of these terms.)
Daily Session throughout the We Az.
zs~ThE Principal sn esperieneied Book
keeper.
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The New York World is urging anti
slavery men to support Mcclellan, and
quotes his Harrison Landing letter to es.
tablish the fact that he is a good eman-
cipationist What about that Conserv-
atism?
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i. ANDREW JOHNSON,
or TENNESSEE
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100000.
Ceuntr Court--BedfOrd County.

Al letters should be addressed to our Box,
=57D3 Poet once, New lcrk.
G seu2a-9rneodEW
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Nashville. Tenn.

HAS n STORE AND u RECEIVING A LARGE
III Stock %
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Choice Groceries,

Which be il 5gsllng to-thc Trtte st greatly Re-
duced Rats, u being h.s determination 10 ael ut
LFS5 fhqn tie ugular iutfI- p eea. merhants
will O. MS 10 their interest BY ewing h.m call he
has nov 10 store
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Thoss wishing 70 gs1 good bargains would
do we'll % give us call, O. send in their
orders.
IN. RHODES 3 Co.,
- Union street,
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For President.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,

- tro4. SV'ice-President,
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Government Employees

You should enlist IN this Regiment, thereby esea
ping the drait 10 Jour own state.
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SOLDIERs OF THE UNION

Read the following Letters received from your
Comrades a. endorsement Of the WoRLp
Known as PROF. HoLIoWAY's PILLS AND
OINTMENT. You will here md unsolicitsd testi.
mSnials received from all parts Of the country
See 10 Your Hssithi XII q You have some one
interested in your welfare, then do not delay,
but I 70 yoaP Father. snd motssr. sss., Wivs:
and Brothers. Then, while you may, purohan
ssasS For sn % win
70 the greenest and ripest old age.
sPseon at this ONCE 40 C%9Ps5 @s 70 any
QUARTERmAsTER's DEPARTmSErf
seth Hin OILS Volunteers,
Prof. Holloway, so Moiden Lane, N. VI
Sin; Enclosed please nnd two dollars, for whier'
send me one dollars worth each OF your oeebrated
Pills and Ointment, by return mail. Please attend
70 this At once for am much In need the above
Lieut.. A. W. FELLOWS, q. NJ,
y Ssth Illinois Volunteers.
CAMP NEAR BRANDY STATION, VA,l
January =, 1854. I
DEAR SIR: J have heard great doAl OF talk
about your famous Pills. and as never was 10
DiArrhea is very prevalent at the present time
'end me the worth OF tho enclosed. Yours, 40,
JOSEPH WALSH,
Co. L, 9Th Regt., Excelsior Brigade.
PULASKI, Tenn, Dec, %, 1875
DEAR slRi Please ind enclosed one dollar, AND,
send me tho amount In your famous Pills, a. l am
troubled with Dyspepsia, and seek cure.
Yours, 60, THOMAS y. TURNER,
Co. I, ID Iowa Infantry.
n, ,,-,,. NORRIS Island, 5. G., Jan. II, 1854
DEAn sin: Enclosed you will ind 80 cents, for
which wish you to send me some of your valus.
BILE Pillsi send them by mail. enclose 10 cents
for postage.
Address ISRAEL c. HALL,
Co. d, sth N. H. Vols, PuFt Royal, SC
CAMP or 9TH EXCLUSION BRi0ADE,I
January q, 1861
PTef. H0iiolodV:
sIRi Please send me for the enclosed 90 oeuts tho
worth OF 1t In Pilai enclosed lind 10 centa TO psy
postage, and you will oblige. Address, your,
Sfrgt. WIN. POWERS
20. Z, 9th Regt. Excelsior Brigade
o., Warrington, D. L.
MoRRH hLAED, s. c., Jan. al, 1854.
Prof. HoiioiOay:
Please ind enclosed the sum OF one dollar for
Pills. have DtArrh9a, and can't get il Gtonpgi
20 want 10 try your Pills. Yours SC.
WILLIAM CHRISTY
Co. D. 10th Regt. Penn. Vols,
Morris Island, s. Z,
CAUTION.
the reader OF this "notloen cannot get box oI
Pills or Ointment from the drug store Ia his place
let him write TO me, so Maiden Lane, enologinF fhs
AmounL and will mail box tree OF eXpease
Many dealefs Will not keep my medicines OH hand
poeAuAe they cannot make 40 much profit Nv on
ptnfL persons make. 80 cents, So cents, and SI.lO
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