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they have right to do it, and he subjects Of this coun-
try have right to sell to them3 and openly Carrying
probably endeavoariDg to run the blockade, or to
smugge in way other the same description OF
muocns of3war. Gentlemen, if you think the object
xas to equip furnish, fit out that vessel at Liv
erpool thea that is sufficient But if you think
III ject really to build ship in obedienca to an
order and in compliance with nract, leaving it to
those who brought it to make what they thought I'll
of it, then it appears 20 me that the Foreign E1jstmen
Act his not been in any cegrte broken.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-07

The TEMPERANCE CAUSE.-THE temperance men Of
Richmond are arousing themselves from their torpor
and preparing to the fight with their old enemy
Arrangements being made for public meetings, and
distinguished speakers to address the public IN
temperance is fearfuy the increase and only be
checked by earnest appeals to the intelligence Of the
public.
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MURDER OF A DwARF.-The little dwarf of Wythe
county, William Waters, who was only three feet and
ITO inches high, and forty years old, was murdered in
that county few days since by named Roberts;
They were returning from Still house together, and
Roberts asceraning that bis victim had consldera.
BILE amount of money in his possession, murdered and
robbed him. The murderer has not been arrested
though it is thought that be cannot long eude the
Of the officers. who are on his track.
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For tie journal,
For tie journal.
ASmy Letters and PspeIs.
NEAR ORANGE q. f., VA,
december 29th, 1868.

Messrs Fulton s. Price, Editors Journal:
Please request through your Journal the "Postnast
ers of North Carolina to send all of our mail matter
direct to the An. v, (Army of Northern Virginia.
By doing get it at least one day sooner. Oul
correspondents requested to address US as above
Very respectfully, &C., NJ
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fIRINGs-There was heavy firing Sunday after
noon IN the direction of Shallotte. It was said to have
proceeded from the enemys blockading vessels firing at
anew steamer called the Rosn Castle, bound for Will
mngton. We do not know the result, but we suppose
mat the vessel Vas lcstor run ashore.
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A BEAR KILLED.-A Bear killed on the Wateree
Swamp, SCreceLtly by W. F. Tuner which wezhed 400
pounds. The menster had been visitor to the neiehhorf
hood tor the past ten years. teastng luxuriousy
hogs cogp, pumpkins etc.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-07

HE SENIOR Editor of the Fayetteville eb,.,,.r On.
tfs tniS Ne" Years upon the fortieth year Of hi.
nection with that paper. - Ai' e0l
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Hon j. Bolton ONEAL, Chief Justice of the State of
South Carolina, died OF Newberry in that State, on
the 9th ult. Judge O'NEAL must have been eighty
years OF age, OF over.
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APPoINTED.-It will be seen BY our telegraph today
that hon. GEO. DAVIS, of North Carolina, has been
appointed BY the President and confirmed by the
Senate Attorney General of the Confederate States
Ddiu Journal 4H.
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..,, 'nL special Service Hero, Self Detailed is the
e,0o " Ioym,ng satire printed at the Office of the
Va'Dein uneh' Richmond Va price One Dollar
GO, lol !" nunureo copies Orders sent to VIM. B
oAAPRELL' Once Southern Punch, Ricbmopd. Va
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HONOR TO WHOM HoNoR DUE We have batore
us more than one communication expressive OF sincere
thanks to Mr.. MCGREAL, Police Officer, by parties
whose goods (solen from their houses) hed been
covered by the energy ard perseverance, OF that oer,
who refused accept any pecuniary Acknowledgements
These parties unwilling to parade thiT names in prn
vet wish that some proper acknowledgment should tsa
made. In compliance with wishes 50 expressed We IN
sert this brief notice. which, from the facts placed he
fore US, we presume to be amply merited
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TIE E1aHr lssTANr-Friday next, tbe 8:h instant,
will be the anniversary OF the glorious Victory Of
Cbamet,e" achieved by JACKSON and Bis gallant vol
unteers over the flower of the British Regulars lie
Louisianiars, denizens oil the Town Of Whining
ton propose to celebrate the occasion by dinner, to
which we acknowledge the honor of gu Invitation.
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dali notions is The most unpleasant of the whole yeer,
and which even rhristmss in tie bet OF times, is IN
able to redse n render 'oerabie. How niuch
the case ia aggravsted DOW We need hardtE soy.
We are indebted TO the courtesy OF Eliot DORSET OF the
steamship Wild Darrell" from Nassau, Tor copies of tbs
Lyerp,o Post and Nercs Of the IS ard iGlh Of :
vember. III their most important ne VIZ ha een aiticpa
| ted BIZ erect arrivals
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at Nashville alone ains hundred ard
sirtv 90 ief - H.. 49,, - ,,,,.,

ct Nashville alone nine hundred ard
sixty. So let it be more and more
There is not superAuity Of news
ahoat at present Capt Tousley, of the
4th Corps, who came in tonight from
our former camping ggrouud and the
scenes OF the engagements had about
there, from which the corps marched
yesterday, reports that the rebels had
had force OF cavalry all day to-day
attempting to take the hospitals sta
toned there. Gen Kimbelrs brigade,
Formerly Gen. Lytle's), were guarding
them, and had lost few wounded dur
ing the day. All the wounded viii az
rive safely at this camp some time to
night Some Of the wounded were 50
terrified at the prospect Of falling into
the hands of the rebels that even poor
wretches whose legs were mangled by
shells, crawled on the backs Of mules
and escaped The damnable yillainv
which viii make such an attack is Of a
piece with that which orders men to fire
upon those (Federals) who are burving
their own (rebel) dead.
The army is pretty much massed
about here on the railroad and near il,
recruiting itself for new campaign.
The cars at present come TO the river at
EtoWah, where there is a large bridge,
500 feet long, 75 feet high, and com
posed Of three benches of trestle-work,
which IS announced 20 be completed on
the 10th. Heavy wagon trains are al
ready running from that point to the
army, supplying the army anew, and as
soon as the cars cross the bridge, and
the wagons are again filed from them,
why, then-yes.
The army extends nearly 10 Lost
Mountain in its outposts, and will prob
ably find no resistance this side the
Chattahoochee. General Sherman's
headquarters are at present established
at Aeworth, which is little village on
the railroad, of twenty or thirty houses,
and about ten miles below the EtcWah
river. Gen. Thomas are within quar-
ter Of mile of this place.
The whole army has now accom-
plished the object of Aanking the strong
position of AllatOona Gap, and, at the
same time, transferring itself across
the range of hills Of the same name.
whore it was expected we would meet
80 stout an opposition. The railroad
has been brought along at the same
time Thus we have accomplished the
third great step in the march to Allan
ta-Buzzard ROost, Resaca snd AllatOO-
ma There remains only the fourth
ChattahoOchee River. By calculating
the time it has consumed TO accomplish
the preceding three, the reader may
make for himself an estimate Of the
time it viii take TO put US in Atlanta.
Let him not forget, though, that a river
is hard TO be hanked, and that the reb-
els are now fighting where they will
fight the best--at their very doors
while we are at the end Of very long
tether. @ PF.
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Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS YEN E.K. TO
ID me directed, from the CIrgUh Court OF the
United sta for the Middle District Of Tennessee,
at its April term, 1864, will expose TO public SALE
TO the highest bidder for cash, at the Court House
door, ia the city Of Nashville snd district aforesaid
commencing st 10 O'Clock, NJ, on THURSDAY,
he zlst day Of July, 1864, al the night title, claim,
interest and estate, which James A. Moore has IN
and 10 the following described property, viz:
Two loWn lots, with sll the improvements there
on, situated in the town OF Columbia, Tennessee,
and known in the plan Of SAID own rs Lots Nos.
III and lls, and bounded follows; on the north
by William Browns stable lot, on the east by
John, the barber's, lot, on the south ~ K beccs
Dews lot, and on the west by James Watkins lot /;
being LEVIED on TO satisfy dgments rendered by the
Circuit Court of the United States for said district
at its October term 1858, N favor of D. Waples
and Atwood, While & Co., vs.. j. W. WitherspoOn
and J. A. Moore.
z. r. GIASCOCK,
june n-9t L. ) NJ. N. ID. T.
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Marshal's Sale

ID directed, from the Circuit Court OF the United
States, for the Middle District Of Tennessee al its
April term, lSo4 will expose 10 pubic sale, TO the
highest biuder, Tor cash. at the Court House door,
IN the city # Nashville, and District aforesaid,
commencing at 10 o'clock, q. m, on THUR5DAI
the z.st day Of Jaly, 1854 ali the right title, claim
interest and estate, which Edward ;. Williams has
in ana 70 eight hundred and ninety-tSo Acrvs Of
land, skusGed in Maury county, Tennessee, the
same being the land purchased by SAID Williams
Of + DunningtOn, hy deeat dated February 2yth,
ls62 and registered in the Registers office OF aau-
~ county, Tenne ssee, in Book q, volume 3D. pggs
l22, Win all the imprORea-ents thereon; beng
levied on TO satisfy judgment rendered by the
Circuit Court Of he Unlted states fo said District
at its october term, 1853 IN favor OF james Wilde,
JT., q Co., ys. Edward ,. Williams.
L. K. GLASCOCK,
iuue list US NJ NJ d. T
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Marshal's Sale

DY VIRTUE ,sF A WHIT VEN. EX TO NE
ID directed from the Circuit Court OF the Unite /,
D ates for the Middle Di-lrlct # 1enBessee st its
AsIil term, ls64, tased upon levy inside hereto
fore 10y me, by virtue Of T. "a. 70 me directed
ifom said Court at its Uciober term, 1863, issued
upon judgment obtaIned in said Court, on the
10Th day Of april 1853, in the care OF J. 2 Kit
breth, trustee. cholsS Hob=Oo, for the sum Of
SSS3 debt, and siej.Z6 damages, and the further
sum OF So 81 cUst will expose 70 puoDc ssie, to
the highest bidder for cash, Rt the Co lrt House
door, in the city Of Nashville, Uis.rct sforesa
commencing at 10 o'clock, a. m, on THURSDAY,
interest and es ate, when Nthol $ e son has N
aud 10 lot Of grount IN Edg field, davidson coun-
~, Tennes &c beginning 4 tn corner Il JOHN
DlX's lot, on Chsrch-strevt running thence south
3s pOles to q stake, thence east 2l0 feet 20 an g.
les thence north 3Sofeet, TO a stake, Dixs corner,
thence west along the line Of Di1s lot, 70 the be-
ginning. Il. K. GLASCOCK, u. 5. n. NJ. y. 4.
inne- HI
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Edgefeld Junction.

1@6 OR TWO HUNDRED ACRES or LAND
- for ssle at Edgeheld Junction, miles from
Nashvl on Gislatin pike l5G acres open, balance
timbered DEeiling house Qarge brick contains 8
rooms, and has the usual farm buiiqing5 attached
Railroad Station on the place.
Pnoe 500 per arre. Terms eGsy.
Apply . NEL5' ~ & MCRFREE,
hlneIO-2W Areuta - Cherry -.
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Marshal's Sale

DY VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS Uea. ez TO
ID me directed, from the Circuit Court Of the
Urited States for the Middle District Of Tennessee,
at its April Term. 1854 will expose 10 public sale,
70 the highest bidder, for cash, at the Court House
commencing at II o'clock. =. m, on TUESDAY,
the 9Th day of Jolly, l84, all tee night, hte, CLAW
interest and estate, which William n. Dsmukes
hss in and TO piece or parcel Of and lying On tbs
Nashville and Gsllstn Turnpike, u miles from
Nashville, contsin & five hundred and sixty five
acres, more or less IN District No 70 Of Davidson
c'Unty, Tennesseee, bounced b. Cumberi nd kIv-
ar on ths South, on the East and North by MaDscos
Creek, ,vitr its various meanderirgs snd on the
WeFt by the lands Of William erzzard, Alfred Ciriz
gard, and Pnckney Gibson; levied on, with what
ever Improvements th-re may be on toe same. 70
satisfy judgments rendered ~ said Circuit Court,
against Farrer, Dsmukes q Co.. and IN favor Of
Potter, White & Bailey, and lienedict. Hall CO.
=. r. GlASCOCK
may 25-W4t Us. N. m. D. T.
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PRICE s1.OO PER COPY.

- MO 3--RAIBRoAD CULvEKT At EsTELL
No. 2-iSsssisosd Bridge over FIX River. destroy
ed hy Bragg, Juba les Eeoult m e'srt eaTs >
No. ; \ inchesser sad Isiayete Raiisead Bnjg
Al Dechfrd. Tenn.
No.s-o. II. persrtmea', Dcchera, Tenn. Capt
No' s-cos.Tstsaa6s IN Camp 81 Deohsrd Tenn
No 6-fien. Nesiey's hsaa9naT ers - Cave sgi.1g
near slereDro1. Ala lAornipg scene.l
Ne 5--slen. NeRley's head9u .Iters = Cave eFr.ng
nekr steven on, Ala tEfeninE -este.l
o S-roIntnissary Dnpaftment, AteFensoi,
Ala. Capt J. 81. BlaiE,C ;.
No. e-sievenspn, Ala f,Vm Fort AcCc"s.
~. sO-S,ea. Fsoseegan-' he-oqa,rs-is, Deas Ste
veslsgn Als-, sept ID, lsa,L
River nom Bricgepost 10 Long islana' hooking
hise ~ ~. 9s q Ralroad Brdse over Tennessee
RIVER fram BTidea poft 70 lssuE lAllAlar it'pNiis
fss. ii3EnIps 81 fYsvtridge over Tehn B,yos
AZ flrdeeport conoec5ing the lssnd with kssieis
~ %-Sa..lS-Pos..osu Bridge conDec iug ths Island
vlihtfe Essserl shese, q hregsFoFis leeAins
So. ls--POutooa and TTesse Bridge over sbe
Tennessee River ccnneciins bne'sePoi' VIA '0'
~ Eatranre 70 Nicksja-k Cave.
No. IS Ruins Of ofs'dtPetre works nelr entrance
So. ss.iSsi, 80 n department Stevenson, Ala, o.p
Ns. ai-ins wSl 3 qr'ng. Stevenson. Ala.
30. 22-oroqp o. oflesrs 81 he iatn keg4iar-
"a.
So Isss4-cap,sin Earsr.on'' HesdsaA5isr,, Nash
nc ~. aass.Iisridess' Battery. from obieaso.
~ - Aisf.na Hnuss, eveGeon. ala
~ e,-Comn issayy Department ~ Stevenson,
,'s NJ sI-Juncaon r. sa1d c. snd Uiaahesigr Rsl
81. ss-Nssnp near s4szensen. AS.
no. si-col. koge,. ,s.S hteaS 1sfseis' 7ssAetl-'n'
No, ss-ReF.eE of Geas sSegie9s piyision, Ste
season Ala .s----,
~ ss-csvsIry 6-cup, 3tesenson, Ala
Ne. s7-{3roapo, R5f1eees b1cbsfd, lenn-
- 80. Ss-Ys * 3lftearrp, Aaf- ~.
No. 2a-cliFst af Declefds Jehn.
No. 4s--I1ir Il veF Bridge
ho-4l--Easf TonLessee kefzgee CsDp-
No. 4z-AisslonaIy RLies.
- As.ss-hppasos erpssiag TsHnessee Rigsr -
zendesPork may H-n
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Estrav.

TAKEN UP. By VA WOODWARD, At HIS
II 6arm IN the elh district of DsvidsOn counIs.
CA the 25ih q March, ltst ere tFgwa sq MARE
rve OF TX yesrs oid, heavy with fosl, aRd nearly
hlni ln Tire right eye No mSTils or brands exCeps
those slreSdy stated. eppraised kt $GS Ihis xsl
April, lS34. ALhx. McDAhl EI., Ranger.
zasV gl-wS
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lowe Lands Tor Sale.

1O0 ACRES FIRST RATE LAND FOR SALE,
1[O IN Yell Township Bone count lows, NJ
miles northwest 0f BoonesbOro, the county sett, 7
miles from Milford, Z from Centrevile, and 2} from
DAILY CITY. A Railroad runs within miles 81 ths
Tract, and plenty u Oogl and timber can be had in
miles. Tide good. VIII b. exchanged FOR Ten
nessee property Apply %
NELSON MURFREE,
June lo-3E.
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HBAtQ QUARTERS DBTRb
NASHVILLE. rs,
General ord RS

General Ord rs
No. 81.
IT Is 80 q, ,sNMON FOR GUEFRILIAs To
II commit murders snd stesl and deatro, pr0par-
" within this distu {, in neighborhOods in which
their fnends and syEf afhsers reside and b. whom
they are concealed and, "a i- IS believed. aided IN
the COMMISSION of these crimes. that extraordinary
measures are iBdispen~shy necessa y 70 prUtec tio
ln'v-slIidins and ihOhsnsivs citizens rom pllage
sud murder.
ltls, therefore, ordered, thnt Ia every insisnce
in which .uerrlllas shall ron or murder loysl ct.
sen, assessment vii b made tp0n and coA-c-
ied nom the rebel sympathiser5 IN the negll-
torhOod Of the oneneo-iu the Ga g Of rnt5ery, oT
the amount talCen AMI IN case u Hur 'er, of ss-h
Hn amount. for the use Of the mu eered D.sn
family, az may be thought ju-t AMI rtght And
when neighborh0od shall become aotOnous for
such robbeIies aud murders the rehel sympath
s.Fs therein, whose fisBds and rrlatives commit
shese crimes, Wi he sent South beyCnd tie Folier-
7llnes, % remain during the va. Thus oder "a
- gdly and promptly enforced To thst NJ All
2heft-, rJbberies and murder viii bs 50 oncs rs-
ported % the.e Heedquartcrs - the military Sal
ihont Of the disJrct, with al ihe fscts insOiFi
lshereupOn the necessary orders v q - issuad
r. N these HeadquHrters
By c0mmaud of MajOr General R5UssEAr.
juns lf--1E 3. n. POLs, naj. ard A A. o.
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EstPav

fTlAREN Up. by CALEB GOODRICH, TWELVE
Il miles fr m Nashville, on the Z3d Apr, Oae
-orrei HORSE, supposed 20 be ~ or Is yesrs OLD,
IS hands high, s.re.k IN the fyrehead coli I'm srs
on lhe -hGtlder-. a.la saoi az re5lnd. ApPrssed
by q. 81. Wheeler sud A. =. Jonnstso at S5a April,
ls5a. ALEX. McllASIEIl, sanger.
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CHRONIC Gases

With satisfaction; Rheumsfisna, Affeehons Of the
Lungs; Diseases Of the Throat, SEelled Joints
STIFF Limbs, PieurisF, Psins Ulcers, Cancer Gravel
Diseases Of the Heart and Liver. Inflammation o
the Stomach, Neuralgia, Kings Evil or Scrofula
DeSfness, Diseases Of the Eyes, Det5htsted Sys-
tsms, Dyspepsia OF Indigestion, and ConsUmptioo-
together With al Private Diseases, and Diseases o.
the Urinary OTRans-
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES, Is
GROWING HIN WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES, AS IT IS IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

Ny books viii show that for the past Eve months
my practice hRs increased hundred per cent over
the last year. until il is not 10 be surpassed BY sny
IN the Stats. With my general practice in the city,
| treat the following
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sternity.

Young Msu1ed Ladies whose misfortune it has
been not 20 bring forth Ia due season, rementer
God hiss said you should multiply and reple1ish- II
this u your desire you can consult me either hy
letter OF 10 person No LADY over thirty-hve years
Of age need make Application AZ communications
~ Iarfar or rsa-sou s4-s-sIv oo-f57 7eutfnI
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-'I-llfIIIE- ltLiLI1 1lIIl7 = l'It
Provost Ordersl
No. l.
ATO WHieKEY,E VINES, BRANDIEs. -HlGH
N Wines, or other intoxicating LIQUORS, viii be
permitted to any Port or Post within the limits O
the Disirietof Nashville without permission frcIr
these Headquarters OF higher authority, and Al
Post Commanders within the District win prohibit
such artic Is from being brought Fithn OF taken
without TIE limits Of sheT respective Posts without
authority. ~
When any Post Commander within the District
thinks IL adTisFbie TO permit Whiakey, Brandy,
be approved, subject to Trade Regulations, Rnd
forward it to these headquarters f1r action.
By command Of Major~Genergl RrUsEAU.
T. o. BIGNEY,
9isj. 18th Wis. Infy and Provost Marshal
iuue < 81
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Mars shal's Sale.

Df VIRTUE OF A WRIT VEN. EX. TO BE
ID directed, from the Circuit Coast o. the United
States, fOr the Middle District OF Tennessee at s
April term, 1864, based upon levy heretofore
MADE by me- by virtue OF Il. a. to me directed
rom said Court, at its October term 1858, issued
upon Judgment obtained ID said Court, On the
18th day OF May isG, ia the case Of Logan Hunto
rs. Joseph NJ. Fuqua, for the sum of i've Ia usand
three hundred aud hfty-hve 6615 100 dollars oebt,
and 81 ssii70 damages, and Inc further sum Of
s26. IL costs, / Il expo,e to public sale, to the
highest bidder, Tor cash. at the Court House door,
in the city OF Nashville, and IisiTict Aforesaid,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, a. m, on THURSDAY,
the Zlst Gay Of July, lsG4 ali the right ttle clsm
intere { anu estate, which joseph NJ Fuqus hss
in and 70 the following tracts OF parcels Of Land in
the county OF Mon gOnlery, Tennessee, VIZ;
A tract OF seven acres, more or less, bounded az
follows: beginning st ths endof Fugua's lane, and
a rock On has north boundary line, running thence
north 10 degrees; vest six poles, II rock thence
south $50 degrees; east 1867 polesj thence south
SIX poles 20 FUqua's corner thence north 6s56 de-
gre S west 1857 poles, 20 the beginning. And a
tiact lying in Listuct No l. of said county bound
ed - follows: beginning at a hickory tree, the
northeast corner Of a tract OF land conveyed by
William Bell TO Garner Newman, running south
Ga poles, 70 black jack tree; thence east : de-
grees south 100 poles, 10 pOst-oa; thence north
69 pUes, TO stake; thence west $50 poles, 20 the
beginning, containing 81 acres, more or less. And
a tract Of land known As said Fuquas home place,
containing about 26j acres, bonded on the north
by c. ". Greenfelds and Jack Brysn's lands, on
the west by 4. L. Zznley's lands; on the south by
jesse Saddler lands and MOrgs n Grants lends and
on the east by the lands OF G. Parkhsln's heirs.
h. K. GLASCOCh, U. 5. n. M d 7.
iune Ii-St
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10 the Ladies.

AT Affections Of the Womb treated with sueoess.
Those Married LADIES who have been 90 untortu-
nste 10 miscarTy or prove abortion, can be CARED
70 their f1il time found pregnant, BY giving me .
call
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EStraV.

TIKEN UP, By ?. x. RAINS. AT HIs FARM.
/ 10 the 9Th uisjglct Of DaTid~ou county, about
the l7th Of April, fsf4, one hay uiEE, about fouT
yesTs old "a hahas gn, of lghi y col1r. white
sce. one glass eye sli II her feet sre white, spot
on right side. Wls.tv sp0, on dsnk and two white
spo- on SAME furher lnrw trc, yaned a So. Apri
2si IseL ALEX. MCDANIEL. Rsugef.
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Night EmissIons Cured,

Young Man. stop before you further 20. OF Al
diseases subject 10 Man there is no dsssse hard
70 cure as Night Emissions, and physlcians are
scarce that ua1Orstsnd trestng Il snd 70 you can
say that have cured dozens ia this city vel a.
ID different States, who have spent dollar slser dol
lar anu are nov ven cared BY me. ] am uSlly re-
ceying letters and sending r1edians 20 AZ parts Of
the country. IN Herd, ~ that are diseased &c
any Way, and Wll give me cal, wi EiFe ssts-
nc ion ior Az q ths diseases mentioned Ia this sa-
ysrdsemenL Tbs bsss q setsrsaoes siEen u tbs
civ.
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SI5S AT MooLURE's
Music - tore.
9s Union Street,
3s Union Street,

Can be had the best PIANOS and snlsH
Musical Merchandise, Military Goods, Strings, Ac.,
70 be found N the market Also, the largest assort-
nlent Of Sheet Music IN the South OF West, and
new additions made dsjly.
Ny Planes are from steinWsy, Dunham, Gale
Co. snd Peters, Crsgg & Co. An warranted Tor I'VE
yesrs. Orders by mad promptly attended To-.
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