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MarsnaI's sale.

10y VIRTUE Or TWO WRITS TAs F. "a To
ID me directed r m the Circuit court Of the uitad
States fOI the Middle DsJrict Of Tennessee, a. It's
April term, 1854, viii expose publ g ssle 10 the
highest bIder for cash, at the courJ house door in
the city Of Nash lie, T nnessee, convincing e
i5fn DAY Of Octo er, 1864, al th- ngnt, utie !
claim, interest and estate which Algeron Barr ana
William NJ VOORHEES, hos ia 20 IN 70 low ing de-
scr bed piece or parcel OF land Situated IN the Iown
Of Colu-ii- Ia, state of ounessee, to-si
"A lot bound d on Ghe north by the lots Of Ed
ward Kuhn aud J. W. g Fl. efson south bY lots No /
Is and -, east by Embarg stree; and west aa
a ley, running n,rh and south" Levied on the
property arr FOeIheis. 10 satisfy iudgmen
rendered by ssid Circuit al IFS Ap I term, ls6z, Ia
favor Of Duer, Norris Co., and Meader& Co
l.. Il. 6iiASCOCH,
aep6-3t a. 4. MMrhal.
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Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT, VENDrIONI EXPO
ID MAS, to medIected from the Circuit Court Of
see at ifs April term 1854 ! Will expose to public
sac 70 the highest bidder for cash, at the Court
house door in The city Of Nashville comm sncing az
10 o'clock, q. m on Saturday, the 18TH dayof oct
tobeT 1864, all the right, title, CLAIM and interest
and estate, winch G. Fletcher has in and 10 The fol-
lowing described piece or parcel Of land, tO-Wit:
"Lot No 81, and part OF lot No. So IN the plan Of
the town Of Shelby llle Tennessee, with al the i'm
provements thereon" Levied on 70 ssti-fy judR-
neni rendered by the Circuit Court Of The United
sta es, g. its October term, 1866, in favor of Trow
bridge, DSfght a CO., and against the said G.
Fletcher. l.. r. GLASCOCK,
szpH--3t L. = Marshal
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Rebel rrOans Over Iaslr LaIe RsVerses.

AAHlAC1Of, FIl0ayg JCL &, 1865
Piles Of Charieston Is G. papers, in
Guiding the 23th Of September, have
been received here. . he Mercury con
tains q letter from Richmond admitting
That the situation Is sefiOus. FISHERS
Hill, the correspondent says, Is The
strongsst position in the Shenandoah
Valley, and Early has been driven from
that, aud 20 insure deiiVersnee ~ must
cali out aud concentrate every available
man The Merz1ry sayz
When Early assumed the agrees
i've and crossed the Potom &C into M.~y-
land We Ventnred 70 express the Opin-
ion that such a movement could pro
duce nothing but evil 70 our cause The
subsequent burning down Of Chambers
burg and the military furnishes about
Washington only conf med our fears.
inns has passed on, aud now we have
realized the fruits Of this expedition -
The army Il raised is ia the valley o.
Virginia before Gen. Early. Il has de-
feEted him in two battles. Nor Is tbs
all These two battles have aided pow
eTfnlly in the enforcement Of the draft
row going on IN that country, aud viii
enemies in the Held To our apgFshen-
sion i was clear that Early's expedition
into Maryland was ike that Of General
Lonestreet 20 Knoxville. q was part
o. that division policy which has con-
tinu-lly clOgg,d our success and de-
,iroysd is fruits before they are re-
,liSsd. Is Is this which has cost rs tha
1alf Of Georgia. Gen Hood TIS faith
III 20 Il When be ssnt al bis oavalrv
way ard insured the fa1 Of Atlanta. "
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NO. 1872
How ihe soldiers rote.

HEADQUAkTERs l2TH ONO ISDP'T Barry, !
MURFKEEsBoRo, TENS Oct IL, O.
cannot refrain from sending you
the glorious result Of the election held
yesterday, Oct II, 1864, at Headquay
tiers 18th Ohio Independent Battery,
Frank Jackson, Captain Commanding
There are one hundred and fifty men
present in the Battery, most of whom
are voters The victory vas complete
No. singls vote did the opposition parry
gss There was fifty-nine votes polled
for Huron CO, Ohio; twenty for ASH
land co.,--which, by the way, is q cop
perhead community ten for Riehland
co. ten for Fayette co i've for Craw-
ford co. four for Meigs co. The bal
ance was scattered among Athens, Bel.
mont, Knox, and Clinton counties.
mention this more particularly from the
fact that this Battery served for two
years in the Army Of the Potomac,
under that grest renowned and most
distinguished hero, Gen. Geo. p.
Mcclellan, whose party expect a ma
jority of the soldiers Of the Army Of
the Potomac, who had the honor Of
serving under their distinguished lead
er, will vote for him Yes, they tgiR
vote for him, ike the above, to stay at
home, where he cant hurt himself or
no one else. Yours, "BOB."
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Sheriff S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE TO NE
ID directed and delivered from he Honorable
Chancery Court Of Davidson county, Teune see, at
its May erm 1884 viii expose 10 pu lie sale to the
CHEST oder, Tor cash. tthe Court House ysru in
ths city of Nashville, on tuldsy, the 18th day
October, 1854 all the fight, title, claim interest and
estate which West 4. Humphreys hen had, or may
have since acquired, in and 10 the following prO-
perry, TO wit A tract Of and in Davidson county
Tenne see and on the west side OF Rains Avenue,
containing 6 acres and IA poles, and being Lot No.
] secor ing to the plan of the UrsrEs r ms Lands,
laid down on page gu Minute Book f. or tho
Channery Court at hashyilie, and being the same
land bought by West H. Humphreys at q sale made
OF said lsns by the Clerk and Mater on the 3D.
day of January, 1867. Also tract of land lying IN.
same county and s. ate, containing by estlma ion Is
acres and Al poles, and bounded as follows Begin
ming in the centre of Browns Creek where susan
Quimbys north bOundaFy line crosses tt same
running thence west with the line of tha land be.
longing TO Masseys heirs, 81 poles to the eastern
side of the centre avenue thence south 115p west
along said avenue 81 poles, to the avenue run
ming to Browns Creek. thence along the north
edge Of the same south $50 r east 81 y poles to the
centre OF Browns Creek, thence along the centre
of said creek to the begIning. Sal made by order
of the Chancery Court at Ma htlile the case Of no
=. 0leayes, G N, aga MS W. II. Humphreys, J.
f. saunders and F. Il. s3in8
JAMES Nj. HINTON, Sher It,
Oct6- By THit@. HOPSON, Il. Sn'f.
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Marshal's Sale.

10y VIRUS. Of TWO ALIAS FL FAS. To NIB
ID directed from the Circuit Court Of the United
states for the MIDDLE district of Tennessee 1t ats
April term, 1854 WI ex. Ose topnbl sale % the
biggest bidder for cash, AZ the cour house door Ia
city OF Nashville, commencing between he
hours Of ami II o'clock, q. m on Saturday, the
18TH day Of October 1854, all the ght TIDE lain
inteTes and estate winch j. <. Lama aud L. A
Boyd has IN an 70 tho following described piece OF
parcel OF land lying N the lown Of Columb2. STATE
Of Tennessee, 10 Wit;
IS enc lot 10 sc, known az YaEghts shop lot, cit
uated in the south part eli columbia, on Garden
street. on which IS lsrge frame building or steam
Cabinet factory, bounded on tbs north ~ -stle et,
running east and west the old margin Of Columbia;
south ~ the lot belonging TO Mrs. 3. Z Patton
east BY James Hodges lot sud West by O}araen
street. in iutlng The steam ngne and boiler IN sald
building Levied on 20 satisfy judgment, Tender-
ed by said court at is October term, 1864, and Msy
term 1902 IN favor of Mead5r q Co., and Dusr, Nor
ris Co., and against LGmo Boyd.
+. 4. GLAsCOCB,
sep6-st u T. Marshal.
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Marshal's Sale.

10y VIRTUE OLA WRIT FIBRI FACiAs TO ME
% Director from the Circnif COuEt u the United
5atss tie Middle District q Tennessee p us
AeTl term 1854 WlA az ose % publlc sale . the
highest bidder for cash, ~ TIE coirt honse Goor q
Ehe uify 81 hashyIle, commencing pctaeeu the
8osrs Il 40 SOD II O'Clock, q ns on saturday the
IS b Gay Of Oeicbsr is64 sll The right tte,
clam, tnseresf and estate, Shieh James AndreSs
hss 2 ana e the follow NJ described ices oT par
GELS OF land lying the town OF Columbia Stale OF
Tenn sse,, a1o coanty q Aa " to-~us
ffsFl Of 4ot 40. ~ egnnIng y feet - inches
s0trtl II the southeast corner Of ID No. - n MaB
s rect ruansng h Zee south Is feet ~ inches %
L-r an SIRE ain line; thence east g72 leet %
"a slley; pis nee o. nth &c feet 81 Dches % James
ADdfeN line .hence vest l7Z1z feet . the begin
( ue, upon anlch IT, tao 0Iy brsck house, reels-
CO. "a % BOOK L, Voi, ?, ppla and Is, II kegis-
so > once Of sad county
Q. uson a "a. besonning IS ieet north q tie
souihg est corner % lof No. . q The plan % TIE
6 n.of colgnbls running then aosich sig31 feet
shenoe sAst - Issts sh.nee north ls5< ee tneEce
1zcst s. ieet % De basqnuing, upon shlch - 10
story bslek bail ling LEVIED on % SATISFY judg-
ns u rendered ~ sif esuFr ~ 10 April tenn lso4.
4 ayof d ". p. Wlstach o., and Aeainst yanBss
A. drewS. y. = dIAAGOOChs
sspe-A =. &. AaFahA.
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SheriH's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF VENDT EXPONAS
ID e ne reeted. and delivered from The Honor
able ChRncery Couu OF Davidson ounty Tennes
see, 81 it, u y Term 1854 wilt g pose 70 Tubhe
sale, 70 ia high 81 bidder, kr cash a the Curt
Hons yard la the city OF nashville on SafIri Y
the 18th day of october 1864, al the right tlhs
ella m. ihte est and eststss when West d. Hum
phreys IN had. OF may have since requred ia
and 20 the loviug deser bel prueortg 10 VII A
tract OF LAID IA davidson county, enne~see. and
on the vest side II Rains Avenue conta ming 8
ares and IA poles aud oeiHg L No >, aecordfng
70 the plan Of the Ursula Rsins Lands as lad down
on Page 81, Minnie Book E. # the Chancery Court
AZ Nash lie and be ne the same land bOuchs By
W. ID. Humphreys AZ q sale inside Of sal lands bv
the Ilerk ana Master on n Sd Of Janusrv, 1851
Also tract Of land lying in same county and State,
containing by estin ton 10 acres and Al poles and
bounded IS follows b ginning in the centre OF
Brown's Creek, whore Susan Qumby's north
boundary line crosses the same r'Inning thence
west with the line Of the land belonging 10 Masseys
heirs, . poles 10 the eastern side OF the centre
avenue, thence south 70 west al n said avenue
- poies 70 the enue ruuniug o Browns Creek.
ttenee along the norh edge OF he same souih,
ee5f east ~ poles to the cent-e of Browns c, eek
thence slong the centre Of al or elk TO he begin
nlng End ieYed upon - the property OF West II.
Humphreys sstisfya judgment renteredir f4Yor
John 4. Gleaves, c. a n, again ". II. Hum
phreys James Same ers, 10. W II nor on and f.
r. Rains. JAMES NJ. HINTttN. Sheriff
oct6- By TIfOS HOBSON D.. h'E
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Horses for Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS And WILL CON
i stsntiy keep on hand Saddle afd Harlss -
Horses. Also horses for al work
Parties les1Dg horses aIth me 10 board, can rely
upon their Dsing thoroughly grooTned, md sbun
dainty I'd. Eiil take Inn I'D nuHber o. young
cole, and handle and hte4k- lhem 70 Illness and
Saddle, for teasonsuie COMPENSATION
nEt E1slG- " WIKI SS0S,
sepis-lms Weich's etaile, re rof s. T. College.
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q. :. DISTRICT COURT, VI
TEpursusncs ola writ Of VenditiOni ExTonas issued
i from said Court IN t1e cause OF the T. sta es IS.
10 g Of Coffee aud rag Of Pepper, marked Il
A. Dix, Nashville Tenn being cause No. 7U--in
said Court On thursday, the 18th inst, at the
Storehouse formerly occupied by a J. duncan &
Co., on tho public tqUare. n Nashville, between
the hours of 10 and IL o'clock. a. M, III sell for
cash 10 hand TO the highest bidder the Aforesaid
operty, seized and.condemued as forfeited in said
cause.
z. r. GLA5COCK,
Msrshal o. s Middle district Of Tennessee.
oof1-lOf
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United States of America.

MIDDLE DISTRICT or TENNESSEE-No. 50.
WTHEREAs HORACE z. HARRISON, ESQ,
w Attorney Of the nted States for said District
who Prosecutes therein, on beh Il of the United
htaies and Jos. r. lin, Esq-, Surveyor OF Gu
IONS, has filed an lnfouna ion IN the Dlstri Court
OF the Unit tates Tor sad District, aga Il li9
packages merchants and suffers goods now wing
n the storeh0nse formerly occupied ~ Mesers a.
J. Duncan CO., on the public square 10 shv lie,
Tennessee, and against al pers rs laafully inter-
yeuing for their interests therein aeg ng thet On
Sept Z4th, 1864, sac property was seized IN said
district on land 10y Jos 4. Dill a Esq, Surveyor Of
Customs, as forfeited for eau, q Mentioned in said
Information, end praying for the usual process
hos therefore, IN obedience 10 the monihon of said
OOurt, hereby give public notice 70 sll per Ons IN
tefest-d IN SAID property, 10 app ar Def re said
Cont ~ the Court-rCOn in the Cap tol at Nashville
in taid District. on the Sd Monday in October inst,
then and there 70 propouad their claims and "a IKE
their allegations. rs-
z r. GLASCOcK.
marshal u. s., Middle District Of Tennessee.
not Il
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SIS Reward

r oSI. 81 THE % OF 40 INST A cAPTAiSs
i Commission IaschaFge papes. and y q ex-
peuses foT rs-sftlftiBg Comps va ! m sporfan
10 Ksoxvlie. The nader vii - paid sEs bcye
REGARD upon delivering ne papers 70 JoEx AIEx-
CAEFBEiL, af Nc. 81 Cherry s.rs e. south Of Bred
o1r7-lw@ 1HoMAs sTEfHENs.
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sIulIIeaat AelIrlll Ia AIe1andrla.

An Alexandra special says the town
has suddenly become a busy, busting
place The WbaFyes are lined With yes
sells unloading army supplies. and trains
are running 20 CulPePper IL is unmis-
taxable that Alexandria Is again 70 be-
come depot Of supplies Tor q portion
Of the forces operating against Rich
mond.
Construction trains have proceeded
70 Manassas Sap, seventy miles distant,
and abont fifteen miles irom StFrsburg.
The western terminus OF the road Is in
tact as far as RsctortoWn.
The grass growing over the track be-
tween That point and the gap had been
partially destroyed
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SheriRs Sale.

DY PIRTOE OF A WRIT OF Fl IA. TO NE
Oh Incery Court of Davidson county, Tennessee, at
its May Term 1854 l wild en- pose d publ. sale %
the highest bidder for cash. at the Court House yard
in thu city OF Ma hville on Saturday the 29th day
October, 1854, all the right e claim, interest and
estate which J. H. Austin ths had or may nave
since acquired in and to the following described
trfct OF Land, TO wit ia the 9Th Civil District OF
Davidson county, Tennessee, and containing zoo
acres or less, and bounced rs foil oWs on the
north by he lands of j, Gutnre, on The south by
the lands Jesse Roa his hers on the east by the
J. J. Young. and levied upon Hs the property J
Fl. Austin satisfy Judgment rendered in favor
Of John E. G caves, G. & NJ, sgainst Samuel Kim
b. and j II Austin. riari
JAS NJ HINTON. Sher fl,
oct6- BY THIS. HOBSUN d. Shift
NJ c. sULzBAcHER JR JACKSON
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RATES OLE ADVERTISING.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE,
10 ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL,
he RATES WILL BE AS FOLLOWS

Advertisements in theSpecial Column, first time,
from l to lines 81 coach additional line, ~
cents; subsequent inseTuOus l. cents per line. In
Loc5l Co pmn, Fl 81 TIM iroTn 10 lines, 81 0 -
each sddiuOn'l line, 30 cent; su1sequenl inseF-
ons, Is cents per line.
All advertisement Occupying e. al position,
and a double column advertisements. viii be
charged 31S per cent. advance on regular rates.
aAkHIAGE AND FUNERAL N0EI9E5
VII ~ charged at the regular advertising rala
and must Invariably be pa d in advance, OF no u
sertion made.
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Tae rebel loan in England declined
81 per cent oa the indications Of the
probable re-slecsiOn Of Mr. Lincoln
II you want not only 70 destroy the
value Of thia loan hnE that Of the Con.
federacy itself, FOte the Union ticket.
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
DOCTOR McClLL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES, B
DROWNING HIN WITH BUOCESS IN
OTHER STATE3, AS 1T IS IN
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE

M I.,sH,s viii shoH that for the past Ave months
my practice hiss increased hundred per cent. over
the last year until Il Il not q b. surpassed by suy
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Chronic Gases

fiY LsisEs Viii show that tlr the past nVe moAths
my practice has increased huBdred per cent. over
tha last year until it Il not q b. surpassed b. any
in he Slsie With my general prsctice IN The city,
[ treat the foloWlog
OhrOnie Gases
sith satisfaction Rheumatism, Affections CT the
Innes; Diseases Of The Throat, sWelled joints,
SUI Limbs, Pleursy, Psns, Ulcers, Cancer, Gravel,
the stomach, Neuralgia, Kings Evil or Scroiula,
Deafness Diseases OF The kyes, Detstueted bys-
TENS Dyspepsia or Indigestion, ana Consumption
together WAN al Prisste Diseases, and Diseases Of
the Urinary Organs.
10 the Ladies.
An Affections Of the Womb treated with suocesR.
Those Married IAadies who have been 70 Unfortu-
nate 70 mfEcarry or prove abortion, can be carried
30 uieiT fill umc il found pregnant, BY giving me
eterility.
Young Married ladies whose misfortune Il has
been not 10 bring i0rih IN due season, remember
God has SAID yoa should multiply and replenish. II
Sstier OF in person. No lsiy over thiry-hve years
81 49, need make application -AncolnEnuuioahons
t1y lettcr OF person strictly confidential.
Night Emissions Cured.
Young Msn stop osfore You further 60. o. ali
,esses subject 10 Man. there Is no disease DO hard
% cure a. Night Emissions, and physicians
- G.st have cared dozens n DIS CITY, a. Sseli -
IN different states who hsye spent dolsf aiter dor
lar, snd axe nov vel cuFed By me. ] am dSsly re-
oeung letter snd sending medicine % ~ paIte OF
he country. IN word. Nj thst are diseased Il
suy way and vii give me a cal, VII give satif-
acion Tor ~ OF the diseases mentioned in This sd
ss-izeTneBL The besi Of references gwen n this
= 3ilesssu dirse.ea % ..sleriTgI
DIR. ACGILL,
unoa street. Nashville, Fenn.
Jsni vii meet with prorupi HfseBt'on-
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50, Is and 10 cent Novels, and the
Novelette,, always on hand

We would respectfully invite the attention II
kEws-l lEALEKs, B.oKErl.LEEs, and Deler- In CHAP
PUHLloATIoss, PEnfopicsIs, Sc, % our Abilities for
packing and forwarding everything iu or liDe Wfh
tAe utnoa pTusaFItifllds ana disIs11ct- al gcoc-
packed with the utmost cars, ami l'rsuroed, 3D.
Instances, by the usrv oa5ts, olausr.18s, following
the FecCIgt Of the OTders When preierTed hy Gus
tOrners, We send by Mai every day.
cS1'he puoes " Papers, Magazine. &c, aie a.
this tune lowing 70 the continual chHnzc 10 he
price Of Printing Paper, very dactuatng. aud ve
therefore omit printing te prloes q anything 10 tne
let Pereons desiring 70 learn the pElce 81 any
Plblioafon vii b. promptly informed by return
mail, n they vii give an let Of Nhai may ba
wanted, and enclose a postage stamp fOr me
Eusger c. F. BELLsNIDER,
As College street, Nashville, fern.
&C. In sending a. money, aisFys mention the
amount you send
OaEAP H0ExLs az I'D L1Nnr PEicEs.
Iuly2S-sm
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..X!Z.Z2!.KI.Z.2ZZZz


YCuupghf not q be p3tLolt such s railaile med.
cine The CsInlnnsu Nalonll Ca4on, Ia q qrll 2sth.
says, that ID naaIdss Of our soiters hsFe becn
sawed ~ The use % t1cslaai AIT -ChCiera iiz-
ture. For sale ~ Druggists at % ctnt5 pfr holae.
Gsnerli DePOi No. East -Four n lreet, Cin'in-
nah Ono
Sod 10 Nashville, Tenn, hy FORBES = .sTE-
PHENs, 6fEPH ENS. JANAEf Co. q. 81. HE,A-
DEkSHOT 3 CO, nEEOVlLLE a Co, srd q. v
hAaDOCN az 96--tu y tf---g
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An Affections Of the Womb treated With suocess.
Those Married Ladies who have been 20 Unsortu-
nate 70 nligcarry on prove abortion, can be carried
10 uieir ull dmc II found pregnant, BY giving me
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Lard

o. BARRELs FAMILY LARD.
40 KEGS
~ hand aud s0r sale ~
,. .. plCKEg, Agent
slg q III RroAd sad 81 ~ Sc,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS UH JaNUIDAIEo.
for State Officers. 60
FOR County ~
FOE Wy "
We, the undersigned, have thi. day adopted the
above rsbes for advertising % which We bind our
selves stTlctls n srrG-.
WIN. CAMERON & co
JOHN WALLACE CO.. DisssrS-S
BARRY. WrNHAM & CO. f3r Pres.
NASHVILLE, TENS., Sept %, 1851
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N1arshaI's @nle.
u. 8. DISTRICT COUR7

Marshal u. s., Middle District Of Tennessee.
oct LIT r.
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DIED,

DIED,
On the morning of September !, SUSIE X. IN
GLE, daughter Of the late Joseph Ingle, Of this
city
of D. W Middleton, Esq, on Capitol Hill, this
(1riday) afternoon ct O'CLOCK.
On the morning Of the I'd instant, ELLA DANE,
only dau ght ter of D. d. and ID. L. Clark, aged 10
months and q days.
Her funeral will take place at the residence Of
her parents, No. Ala 18th street, between and
4. on to morrow, Saturday the Sd instant, at 10
O'Clock o m.
At Lancaster, Fairfield county. Ohio. WILLIAM
opshire, England.
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DRUNKENNESS CURED.


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ing cup. DR.. Zane's antidote for strong drink is
a certain cure for drunkenness. 1t creates dis.
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Descriptive circulars sent to any address. For
sale by all respectable Druggists in the United
States and Csnadas. Price 81 per box, or packages
of 81 boxes for IS
JOHN J. KRONER,
Wholesale Agent, 403 Chestnut street,
Philadelp hia, Pa
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persons associate the idea of operations upon the
bowels from taking any kind of pills. The Specific
of DR.. Rand is not intended eracnatang n7edi-
cine. Its medical virtues are expended entirely
upon the impaired generstive organs. The pills
are not unpleasant to the taste, and many persons
masticate them with impunity before swallowing
them; which plan we would always recommend as
aording the speedest way to get the effece of the
remedy.
Price 81 per box or six boxes for s.. Sold by
Druggists everywhere.
JOHN J. KRONER,
Wholesale Agent, 403 Chestnut street.
au 3l-eoly Philadel phia, Pa
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ePIlMAFoRlEGA oAH BE CUlEp-Dr Rand's 9pe-
eife cures Sprmatorrhea, Seminal Wsakssss, Pr
potency, Loss of Po,ceY. speedily and sEsctNay
It's effects truly magical trial of the Specific
win convince the most skeptical Of its merits.
street and Pa avenue, Washington. and Henry
Cook, Alexandria. jA6-ly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
KRoMRR'S (UPHLN'S) HAIR DYE.

Fifty Cents Boz.
Boxes larger than Dyes that sell for 81. Natural
durable. BEAUTIFUL. Warranted to please. This ar
ticle has been thoroughly tested by DR.. CBILros
of New York. and Profs Booth and Garrett, OF
Philadelphia. who pronounce it free from all poi.
sonous ingredients, and the material composing il
will not injure the most delicate hair.
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers
everywhere.
JOHN J. KRoMsR, Sole Pro prietor,
403 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia. Pa.