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n o o n.
Ostce of Commissionns q Ingroesmsns.
In compliance with an ordinance Of the Corpo.
ration, entitled AN act for the removal Of ofsl,
fitehen oal viii be removed from, their respec. &C.
tive dwellings, once a day until the lst October
place vessels uffcient to contain such offsi, and
easily handled, in the rear Of their several prem:
when not seesssbls in the shsn at place
o0THI's59nssFP JAS. ": sPEED1Na,d Eisit 1ENas,d;
o0m?5iHisnfF goIs T. ssiGaa & SRNER. E%Rsrd;
o0H%Rsiisi66s5 wiz 8oGdhAss,W ThiId Ward;
oon%7isioRef VIZ. 4. HSa1hrsN, EIShfh rSssNtdi
o'TrIs'GHis W. 4 STs15hhk, Ejtih Yard;
connssiSne5 g S,s Sixth Ward;
N. b. All ofal Of other kinds win be promptly
removed by notifying the Commissioners of the
THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
n. or o3tnMBiA s{a. S hSoldins District Court Of
To all phonl q psay eoneern, creating:
n9tss the RSsrsSB Sn the q day Of aa
solaton 81 the revenue Gsx: the ss'11 United
into Ct ss p P
sS1sd IN ths aea the are sesd @ h and
States, for condemnation: and have been arrested
me marshal for the reasons in tne libel stated;
city Of of ts .ss r. aon E,ny
DAY OF september next, whe and where all per
sops are warned to appear to show cause why con-
oemnatos should not be decreed, and TO inter
Tene Tor their interests.
August 2 1854 RI MEIGS Clerk
su 32awtd 0'e'A'
A RTILLERY HORSES WANTED AT ONCE.
CHEZ QuARIERxAsrra's orr1cr,
WAsHINeroN Dxpor.}
uo, WASHINGTON, July g, 1854
HOKeES suitable for artillery service win 'bs
purshased at this depot by the undersiened in
SPen market, from date until September j, 1854, in
iots o. slx to fifty at hundred and sighty doll
sts sRol per animal; each animal to be Sub bected
sessn,s ual doYernment inspection before being
Horses to be delivered to. and inspected by Can't
TonRkins, A. Q. NJ, o. 8. A, corner I'd and
streets Washington, DO pu,urp
s,,s.disr General. Chief aaarts2n.ss:r, 3; ksGRsM
---- Depot Of Washington.
TTxAAsTERs WANTED.
CHEZ Qsa,trmdser's Onc., Depot Of Wa,h,.x,o.
noshtHston, ID, C.. Avg "a 1874
wanted, AZ once, i've hundred 800, 70 one T thon,.
sand WV Iean,sters each capable Of driving With
To such who are competent to perforr. ) h ..
the pay per month win be thrty 6vo ~ Siie uuty,
with one ration per day, and hospital nri1yaas' W. aas'
including the best medical aftsrdsnce gbsn g,
such positions, upon bringing to this int twsnte
Eve (25D good Tsamsters:
Apply to Captain CHARLES IL. ToMPKINs
AoM o. s. ], , corner of Twenty second and Si
streets, Washington. d. o. ~ prcu,,
Brig. Gen. and Chief Qnartsrm.stsr.
auls-At Depot of Washington.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

OY REAILRoAg FROM MPHILADlLPHIA FROM
Va T5hn.SSis WEST sHhahn 9ERsE1 RR1affEE:;&Ksss;' R1afE;
Asa. M, accommodation due At 10Y q. M
Alto a. M, express due at IL p. m,
Returning, leave Cape May
sa. m. press due at 91 An
n:s5 accommodation due ct AZ ?. m.
ThrduRh nsSos. dss ss.ass or
New sm Gam and 're5ytHhaiPS sup
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
&0N.s:: szzs%
4P ssd .asf and New Yors
and Washington and the West. as follows:
FOE PHILADKLPHIA, NEW YORK AND
BOSTON.
Leave washineto at so q. M. Ills q. m, and
asp m. daily, except Sunday.
FOE o1 8 sBSrzfM6RE .dsz RN9 z NHDig gH1ADE1PH1A
Leave Washington at spun. daily, except Sun.
gers viii note that this train runs as far
rs Philadelphia only.
FOR NEW YORK.
Leave Washin gton daily at SO p. m.
This train iSfoY Nsso York passengers e1c1aSarsS.
FOE BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington at $50 q. m, IL Is .. n. p.
M. ASP m, 20 p m and s.3O p. M, except Sun
On Sunday at 80 a. m. s p. NJ, and s.so m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave Washing gton at so q. M and 8, l5 and $50
Pm. daily, except Sunday.
On Sunday at and $50 p. m.
Tickets sold to all points WEST, and baggage
checked through.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Washington at $50 g.. m. and AS p. N.
daily, except Sunday.
No train for Annapolis on Sunday.
Trains leaving Washington at 7 80 .. m; and
$50 p. m. 60 through to New York ioitaoH eAa"ss
Sleeping cars on 6 80 and 8 80 p: m. trains Bsrths
can be secure ed until p. daily at the ticket Of
zoe. After that hour they must be secured OF the
fhe Srst and fifth trains stop at all way points.
The D. M train stops only at Bladensburs,
Beltsville, Laurel, Annapolis Junction and Relay
House daily, except Sunday.
On Sunday it stops at all way points.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Passengers will please observe that the p M
train runs only as far as PHILADELPHIA daily,
Sunday On Sunday it runs to Batsnaors only. Also,
that the $50 p. NJ rdin takes Nsp York paSsensrs
onlV.
Ae apply to GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent at Wash
ington, or at the Ticket Office.
W p. SMITH, Master of Transportation.
l.. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent. 1e z0-h
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PHONOGRAPH'

foTsoEs hon 70 So years on. learn t6is rys
l. a fsw lessOua ladies' ere Taught 10 wrise
ress, easy and rapid Mariner, act gentlemen In a
rsn11, business stvie
40 persons acquainted With IS meritr. bis -
Of writing needs no other recommendation. but I
ulacquallied with g. Mr. D. refers 10 the folio
remarks and testimonies. Instead q tearhing
llanship merely - a. i1lazacs Art, an axuerien
9 F-l-s haa enabled him % retuoe u te he ss-E
Of science, 80 that being guided b. Elo,,lsds,
stead Of randous Fraoiios, pups from 10 90 year,
i1 q short TINE learn 70 write with EASE, EI.EGA
and RAPDITY.
80 accurate Il his system, and 80 Uniform I
success, that after Witnessing ia Effects on sey
hundred pupils IN Nashville, the lsmsntsd al
ErEle Observes.
''Hay.7g had fair opportunity Of ersnIainz
systcn o. PsnmaEship, and having sen ths Won
fri and rapid improvement Of your usnila iu
7chooil consider i but iust 30 say. that belle
70 be not oniy tae besi sgtss, bat ~ onis or 4
ulas tLs Ha1si1r 0y strict attention % the rules
en-, ang perssn may in q short time. acouire a
RAPID, and elegant hand. should Sc pisassd |,
it universally sdopisdp
his expression vas coDcurrcd Ia by
Nj. Gen. i. r. GainCs IT, 8. Army:
His i.Zoeueccy, James q. Jones, Gov. o. Tsaneass
ft. Fey. ]. q. Oiey, Hshep Of tennessee.
B.. E-ev. r p. Niles, Bishop Of Nashville.
Hsy. faiIllp Lindsey, D. .. Pros. q Nashville
Rsg. J. T. EdEz-. D D., ard many cher citizen
vsloEn, AElrow jackson says:
"Beiug requested by Massrs. DoIbear % STAT,
standing IN society Of lie gentlemen, signers /,
within, ID so with much Pleasure, being acQuai
with ul1st Of Lseln they are kifhlT respectable,
cs1tlsIasn q otGcstioa and rf high standing 4
cisty- Givea a. iHe H6TIni.azs this Isl "a
0clobe-, ISIS. ANDRSW JACKSO
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Fenian BrOtherhOOd---B Banner PFeson-
taIl0n.--SpecCilea.

\ beautiful green silk flag, trimmed
with yellow fringe and appropriately
decorated, was presented To the Fcnian
brotherhood, Thursday, by the Irish
ladies OF Nashville We copy the sub
joined account OF the ceremony and
speeches from the Dispatch
The President, THos McCARTY, ESQ,
introduced 70 the audience Hiss Han
nah Callahan, who had been selected by
The ladies 10 make the presentation
She performed the task imposed upon
her with signal ability and grace, anu
WAS loudly applauded during and at
the conclusion OF her address, which
was, in substance, as follows:
II. President, and Members q The F,7tial
brotherhood Permit me- in the name of
the ladies of Nashville to present to
YOU this beautiful banner Would that
the benifcent Creator had given me
the tongue OF an angel, that l might DE
able to express TO you the sympathy we
feel IN the cause you have espoused.
We are in the midst of a cruel civil war,
which threatens to rend asunder the
land of our adoption; but while YOU
are in arms, and striking ia defence Of
the cause Of the Union, We contend
that no voice, divine or human, calls
upon Us TO forget our poor, down-trod-
den, suffering IRELAND. applause }
Strike, then, Tor the cause OF your ma
tive land
Snatch from the ashes Of your sircs
The embers % their iogmer Tires,
aud lac who in the strife expires
VIII add 20 theirs name % fear,
That u raunv shall quake 10 hear.
In our native land lies the precious
dust Of our ioreiatheTs; beneath the
blooming shamrock "a fair sister is per-
haps sleeping How many Of YOU, with
in the sound of my voice. have Wept
over the grave OF a. fond mother, whose
dying blessing, As it fell upon her pil-
grim boy, is stlll fresh in your memory 2
Will you remain lagcards, far away from
your bleeding country. when her famine
stricken women and children are CRYING
for relief while our fellow-coumtry-
men are praying for you 10 assist III
breaking the chains thai bind them 10
the foeg Shall Irelands patient voice
be forever UNDECIDED Are there no
Washingtons among this noble Broth
erhood who will buckle on their amor
and fy to the relief OF our injured Erin ?
Yes, fellow-countrymen, the ladies of
Nashville believe that the arm Of every
man who now stands before Us, is ready
for the work, and think ! hear you
exclaim, in the words of Moore
." ' for the swords OF former time
. for the men who bore them
"hen armed for right, they stood sublime,
Aud tyrants erouched before them Z"
Not until Erin's Isle is released from
its cruel thraldom, should her children
rreyel IN freedom IN foreign land. The
joyous faces which greet me here on
every side, tell me that for the frea,lor1
Of the Emerald Isle you are an reody
svez noV, to walk forth, with your lives
in your hands, ready and willing q
need be, 10 die IN her defence This
being true, as we believe, when the war
cry is borne upon the breeze, let this
banner, with It's Ct emblem, be found
where the opposer's shaft fies the
thickest. Let no tyrants foot ever
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Ia. q. b. -. Es.an o.

ClLUuaIA, TIM, nov. 20, IS,
Az. 3. ". D5EEsR-Dear Sir have been u
Interested sad pleased ia examining your E7stsu
Eeanauehip. Your method Of teaching seems % F.
g be boia skiAGl and f-ithful, and the inproven
G. your pEpus IS Surprising ari rapid beyond 4
tang have ever Witnessed. I shall faal happy
Sis testimony GO your meriI shsl lead others 20 Is
themselves @; Jour Instruction Ga cGs % the u
beautiful and useful srts es1 An very rospeotfri
etc. Jas. X. OTEY
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SPECIAL DISEASES.
o. Cherry Street.
Private or YcaereaI Diseases

Of all forms aud stages, speedily cured and effect
ually eradicated from the system. Recent cases
cured in a few days
i would appear needless here % add the impor-
tsnce Of nipping tue evil IN lis bud but, hint
10 the wise may be sufficient, net only % save
themselves from misery, but 70 shield their of
spring from shame and ruin.
Hos often - lt the case we see gentlemen drench
themselves with advertised uOstrIinis. After much
loss in pocket ard health they arc finally forced to
apply TO some siolliul physician 70 be cured, FOR
alone can thesediscaSe5 be cured properly and ei-
fectuaily whcnthe h3i1ts sad constitutional idiosy-
GRASSES are known 70 the doctor who preScIlf-a-.
Otherwise II IS leap in the dark 10 expect per-
manent cure.
Or. C.'s Office is well arranged, and persons sfio-
tel with these diseases can have the stIlctest pr
F;sry.
Persons at distance can address him by letter,
describing the most prominent symptoms, but in
all difficult eases, a personal examination VIII be
necessary.
evening hours from in the morning till Q in the
Office. Jan ely
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W. O. sHAFKn.
CerIl unanIial 40. Al
Leasing Of abandoned Plan
taiiOHs.

NOTICE IS hereby gwen that the Undersigned
- has teen appoiuted Assistant srecfsl AQeut 81
Zoe Treasury Department ri the ~ ifrry petart-
flcar 81 ne CumoeEiand To- lie pulp0ze q leasing
afandoaed piauillioas, houses, tsuaUo1ts, a. !.
WITHIN sad Department. For tie present Head
quarters % sid Agency ull be established a. I7l-
iaaais Giles Co.. Team. wAern Application may 10
male, siilef il poruu cr by letter, AID niounaiicu
gtts.Lad concerning tAe rules l1d Regulations
llior sh-eh such atandO1e-i property - ~ be
ia.t-ed.
Parties making Application iy letter concerning
any raIrisullr f.lutaon, Should 1s calefL io give
lul description 81 the sillie stating locaiion, sz,
co1dlucni ownership, present pi.tre 90 fesifirucss
o. owner, and such olhfr Information a. may -
service % the Agent 10 taxing possession ~ lid
Leasing sad property.
al persons p0-a--s.ng tllsrl1al.ol req lgling
alnntafous h0lses l.lds, teneiiseutsi &C. iatl-n
~ Military Depafuuclt 81 TIE CunnerAgnd, uhach
have been voluntarily alandoned 1y tae owners
thereof aro respectfully requested ~ gouiIrullete
the same to tha Agent, - ss-loE-
T. z. sFAULDfNG,
Assist-nt gpsaai Ageul Treasury Department.
PuLAszI, TEsS.. Feb ~, lsoa,-im
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R'H be furnished ne a. o4-rcs 70 soid!sTs IA Or oo
@. TIE Hospitals il their bottles or fnkst7ndB ar
bT, lt &C ths A51ys h1urs SsLrIEzs are taught ont
sh.rd ,css than citizens.
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-, DR.. KING, formerly Of New York, for
49, last four years Of Louisville, Ky, who
has devoted has attention % the treatment % pU-
waite diseases for % years, hltters himself having
attended % "a practice for so many years suu cIre'l
so many thousands he is enabled TO cure al diseases
Of q private nature 40 matter how bad they may he
from iniudciOGs medical treatment, or from neglect
Of their own. Or. Kings D.sreu-sry IS No. -
UeadCr.cll street, between Cherry and the square,
second story, where De cures si! discusses OI Pr
Yatc nature.
Gonorrhga cured without naussOu5 medicines or
interference With bus.uos--
Structure Of old oT recent dato eif.ctUaIy cured
In q few days, By an operation which causes no
PAIN. Where n structure exists health cannot be
eniCyed Perhaps NJ disease causes more mischief
and undermine The health 80 much.
Syphilis with ali the diseases Of The skin, grow
ing out % neglect OF bad treatment be C1oCiu-
ally cured n = few days
SEMINAL WEAKSEss--PH Particular attention having
been gvcn % this disease, and al the consequences
growing ont Of 10, brought on n many cases hy the
destructive h1Ht- OF uc0l-I1egate youth, and exc
ce=-ive indulgence o. the passions, q neglect o.
which rill undermine the constitution, rendering
the subject unfit for business society, and cags-
ing premature old agc.
Females who may he lshorng with shy difficulty
If the Womb may rs-t assured Of Immediate re-
LeE
Persons residing afrosd, By writing aud -tltlng
their case with lec enclosed direct to'Dr. a. King
No - Deldericls street. Nashville Tenn, Will have
lie necessary medicines sent % their address.
Office hours rom O'Clock n the morning untl 3
n thc evening. Julylv-i1"iy
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|III- y II7IIII - . n TTTI-7IT
President % the Law School, a. Lebanon, Team 2
who was for % years Ca the Supreme Euash q q.
ne5sce.
'isT. Doibear has spent many yCars On teach
lsi perfeCtirg his system o. instruction, ant s
IA superior % any teacher Of PenmaushipI have {
er seen. You viii perceive at once that he d q NJ
Of iEa intelligence. lie gives nc instruction With,
q r51eoa: sac his Tccsoring II CD jest a1J csar 4
ycu as once perceive the principle he seos 70 imp
and that being fixed 10 the 20 nj, Tie pupil act.
uron u, Soon learns % write With case ard rapids
as vel as With elegance.
commend Ii. DOlDOar % your Kind attention, a
trust it will be consistent With your views and fo
iHgs 10 forward BIZ ohi3cis. Any service you M
reader him VII be W0rthlly bestowed aud VII obi
ne Very respectfully. your friend
LEBANON, TEsN., OUl. 20, 1905. n. GEEelS,
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ENGRAVTNGS, beautifully oolored, Of our
most distinguished officers and men, OF
Fruits and Flowers, OF Birds, Of Hunting
and Fishing, Landscapes, of Clipper
Ships, of the Soldier Returning from the
War, Of the Soldier going to the War
also, Humorous and Comic Scenes of all
kinds, from 10 cents each to S..
PHOTOGRAPHS OF OFFICERS, and diff
ferent subjects, Humorous and Comic,
from IS to $50 per hundred-I2c. 70 soc.
each.
PRIZE STATIONERY of the very best in
the market.
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE in Eve colors,
representing Cavalry, Infantry, etc. The
Certificate is enclosed in a stout paste
board tube. Size 10 b4I7--beautifuIly ex-
ecuted. Soc.
MEDALS Of al kinds,
SONG BOOKS,
NOVELS,
CARDS,
NEWSPAPERS,
PAPER,
ENVELOPES,
PENCILS,
INK,
&c, &c, &c
Agent for the New EnglaCd Valentine
Manufacturing Company.
Orders for all kinds OF goodz IN my line
promptly filed, on receipt OF the money,
without extra charge.
GEO. P. JEEEINs,
l0T AsiE Street,
Ian l6-3n Cincinnati.
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E5CI syav Haa.'s Drug ssorr. Ooy. ClsrcA aid -
sr-sss. EOURs, n II, e u.. 70 5, p. n, Eud
j5 Q - n3gaL
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Ny books win show that FOR the past five months
my practice has increased hundred per sent. over
the ass year. until it is not 10 he surpassed by any
in the State With my general practice N the city.
l treat the following
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"A r M Y
OF THE
Cumberland
TO THE FOLLOWING, AND PROFIT
THEREBYIi
All the within named articles can be sent
by mail at the prices named, to-wit;
II. LLOYD's MAP OF THE UNITED
sTATEs-with all the Roads and Rail
roads, and distance between stations.
Size 40% 81.
Pocket Form linen % %
plain-..-........--...-- i "
~
Ut. LLOYD'S MAP OF THE. SOUTHERN
! STATES, with full description Of tho
whole Coast, depth of water, &c, and
description of each county. Size 4094 81.
Pocket form, liner. 20
% - plain l W
Sheet forIn.... %
). 7. LLOYD's MAP OF THE MISSIs-
sIPPI RIVER, from Saint Louis to its
mouth. with a full description of all the
Islands, bars, names of the owners of the
different plantations, &c. 40 = 80.
80 Z" plain / W
Sheet forIn...........'..--'s ''-..''..''. ''' "
J. T. LLoYD's GREAT RAILROAD, Tele-
graph and Express Map-has every mile
of road, North or South, up to LIST August;
names Of the road, fare, timo Of starting,
length of roads, and names of officers,
&c. Size SO X go.
Pocket form, linen %
Z" g PLAIN. .........-............... W
Sheet ..''''' ~
LLOYD's MAP OF TENNESSEE
acknowledged by Gen. Burnside's officers
the best ever published. All the rail
roads, Wagon roads, creeks, &c, colored
in counties. Size 40 so.
Pocket form, linen back 30
- . PLAIN l ~
Of Kentucky,
% Of Virginia.
% OF Missouri,
II. II. LLoYD's MAP OF THE REBEL /
LION, showing the Territory taken from
the rebels and what they still hold, with I,
battle-ground marked, Oh sheet form.
30 < 4o-.-....-..--....--... % eeht7' /
Book form, cClorei, with sketch q each
fight up the lsst fight at MIsslca Eidge, ~ cents
Iis,iLl "
CHARTS OF Twenty-Five GENERALS /
handsomely eolOred. Size e = IS.
Sheet % coi'-
CHARTS OF SEVENTEEN MOUNTED !
GENERALs. handsomely colOred.
BATTLE OF FORT DoNELsOE, beautI-
fully co1ored. Size 33b3A.
Snest iof1n - csO'S-
cCD w,ryrDAr cyTkDu1 - a. T;F, 80
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MOUNT VERNON, containing Map of
Washington's Farm, Picture Of his House,
the Church in which he was married, his
portraits at IS and 40, and just before he
died also his wife's; a sketch Of their
lives, and numerous other things. Size
70 - 40.
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rh9 following yory igss ranuarzs Of The Hou. II.
u. Bc1icu, T. s. senator, sTg worthy tba siisntl
regard cl parents and al yogag periols Who ~
a9y h0ps o, success 10 tho busiuess OF LIE.
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Sr-Cousitering good handwriting 70 be EOt 90
an accomp lisEment, but means q Success 10 eve
nan engaged pa buiaess, grestly applaud your me
llI.ola sZ5Fti0ns 70 improve tho ohirography of &
sse. A genusuIsn or lady either who writes bad
never writes Willingly; and consequently oflen hil
write when they should; and when hoy 90 write q
dcUe 90 tas last moment, vita haste and impgtianc
aud consequently with iauliE OF al klnts uiisn Coz
Uiss.ng sld iniuriug both the writer and the eau
which be advocatss. Wishing you every Eucoezs
yJar iaotat!C z..t6. Lzass,
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Allow me &C. introduce b. yol ny ifioad J. " ~
bear, vto sits yCgr city .or no purpose Of teaci
i1g Penmauship and Photography His Reputable
Is slogaEsiui teacher Is Wu! and .tely cgta
sigEed tllt win sag n0tling on that score. 0nl
desire 60 present hiUa as gent s1unu T0Ic whose q
c.lty have derived much pleasure ard pr0ag and 9
.zt whom you have tbs inteGige-Cs % approoiat
.u~tiiry ygI may 20 % further iiz designs viii
grltc.gllY arEEev'odTet BY your Eisnl
JeHS 6. EDHAR
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SCRRTURAL CHARTS, such as Life Of
Christ, Prince of Peace, Bible Events and
Pilgrims Progress. handsomely colored.
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Chronic Cases
TO the Ladies.

All Affections Of the Womb treated with success.
Those Married Ladies who have been so unfOrtU-
nate ID rniscarry prove abortion, can be carried
70 their full time found pregnant, by giving me q
call.
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BATTLE OF FORT DoNELSON, beauti
fully c3ored. Sic SO ~.
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CHARTS OF SEVENTEEN MOUNTED
GENERALS. handsomely cOlored.
che..t form ........,.. rs ceAts.
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/ Stevenson, Alabama.
All claims by alleged owners OF slave.
f who may be enlisted, viii be laid before
. the board appointed by the President. and
. consisting OF -
The board viii hold Its sessions az Nash
vile, Tenn. Role and recruiting lists viii
be furnished tho board for public inforrna-
tion, and on demand exhibited 70 any rer-
son claiming that his or her slave has been
enlisted
Claims must DO presented within ten DAYS
after the filing Of the said rolls.
No claims Will be received or entertained
from any person who is or has been engaged
IN rebellion against the Government OF the
United States, or who in any way has given
aid, or shall give aid or comfort 70 the enc
mics Of the Government, and ell claimants
shall file with their claims an oath of alleci-
auce 70 the Government Of the United
States.
The mastering officer viii furnish Official
copies OF al nuster-in rolls, for the infor-
nation and guidance Of the above board.
eAny citizen OF Tennessee who shall offer
his or her slave for enlistment into the
military service, shall, If such slave be &C.
cepted, receive from the recruiting officer &
certificate thereof, with 8 descriptive list OF
such slave, and become entitled 70 eompsn-
sation for the service or labor Of said slave,
not exceeding tho sum OF three hundred
dollars, upon tling with the above board q
valid deed Of manumission and release, and
making satisfactory proof Of title and any
slave so enlisting shall be forever thereafter
free.
All enlistments will be made in accord
S ~ with the provisions Of General Order
40, 90 current series War Department.
oy order Of the Secretary Of War,
GEORGE L. STEAEss,
Major end A. 4. G. c. g.,
"omr Org'n o. S. Colored Troops.
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J. t. LLoYD's MAP OF THE UNITED
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roads, and distance between stations.
Size 40< 81.
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Sterllity.

Young Married Ladies' whose misfortune it has
been not to bring forth in due season, remember
God has said you should multiply and replenish. II
this is your desire you can consult me either by
letter or in person. No lady over thirty-ive years
Of age need make application. Al communications
by letter or person strictly confidential.