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9eaal advertisements.
COANiSSTONERS' NOTICE.


IYrEIhesu,,>cTiters gI appointed is thu Prlar J
w .or the district ~ Es~eA- commissioners, r
examine and adjust all claims and demands a s-
a1sir,t the e. aic,i IL Il Hu>lurd late Es,t IN
n aid ,li~frscf. deceased represented iIl>Vl,lr ara
rer,r Il ~ months 1hr e'uh taN r,E- =,
lsf; arr, allow ed lur ihe creditors 10 present ana
their respective claims l-fdc IL ENr ntayc iia s
Mi! arrir1 80 the duties app0itnl Al H. M a
inll s-,,i Russell h,->iord in East Haven II I'd e-
uI tie la>l TUESDAY OF December and March utAt 4,
O'Clock ia the f,rcnoon Un each ~ sald aAA>
o. T. WALTER. l--,,,--.
Pas n T un~F0RD. ''iii' Iss',ii"r>
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all o.hty Sao,c,. remedies az the treatment
Of tics, Diseases for ,rhici ii as
recommended.
II has cured CANCERS ate The patients have been
..ig,,. ~, A, .,.,1l-as,- ts uai4y PMS ician>-
It ha> cured CANhER IN IL worst forms. III hundreds
1t ha> always cured SALT gHEUN when a trial has
o,,u -f.,a .i--- 1lr 'F-s -e AloES> i rAcci-
.;-iy tent le~o.lo. aai Jam nj 90 cure.
IRl>iPEi A. aAa K.r.- L. - powell many Nha
hay. ~ -er5,;lc-,l Il t-i, ILL =. testify
i has cured >CRoFj IA in ll.rrs Il c>es. many q
Ii SrTc, kiN,.-S l.yii-'
l. ra-rgr,,i uiais, ,a~,> ed; ~'ALn HEAD.
II MuRS have ',n T-i:pye. - II In ;a,.i instances
"a Ni.ry. TIL removal ha- 'g, lrull.ovd impossible
ULCERS ,i TIE n>I iaali-ia1, type have been healed
8 Itl-~ ,rsrei .,.any oas-~ ii NURSING SORE MOUTH
W.rl AL liz. rv-lvs,> llase TALKED L. hvl4vut.
FENEK SORES Ell: IL Tye->l kir-a have teen cured
s.I-KvY fa-s--:. osIri1g in eyery case t. which
d H.~ t.. .-. Z. al -lHs many
. l's--a .,-- WHITE ~ ELLlN'i with oerta MY ne
,.-ll--r r--. .i-a has
i--..l. --.t..-~ .-,l IL face a. BIuTCHES. PIN
flr.~ E'.. rl'l l.aI N>i2 Ia.ltul. are exceed
i,.-r r.......i-l-# % 'lat-
/, Ia .-rr1. r~es ID, EvERY KIND OF HUMoR a-l
NLJEAlSIlA. "a IL m; distressing sGli> has lrer
ou-'a az vsr,', o;'-- r-neiy could Be- iy-a3i II q
. !. 4a-ca-.1 JANCnlrEi n rlaay .rre-r cases
l. Ia I'.'ri = ,'l- IL ihe ;rsAi;r-i Il PILES
vNf 'a3-lH painful .ll~,A-r.
ID PERSIA. n'ish i'.r caused ~ ila1- has s,rrl
IN FEMALE wEAKN i.SSfS IRREGULARITIES an
-~'i>e> .iiaT L. aha; >tA. 4 h. en ! 10
Ia 60. 81 GENERAL DEBILITY from ,.hatercr
l>r. tiv ~A-l' can De riei rs efficient aid
Ia mes certain cure II klCAETS..a disease ov.i
L. Cillll-,il-
IL r-lc:v,,H AL diseases ''-i-rarin- a lepraNe
state ~ the blood uT cher .ilS the bo1y i ui>ass
ed
Its ~li-i> Csr ihe system t-ly astonishing and al
most t-E1i ',"l 4 \ h a~ -r1 them.
Ihi> >.Tuq M certainly the Whcl
II : Tee il1e-,s! Irla i Glkr Il and the cure Mi
f irrfn2, IL Il. 10 irS trlly scanning power
vlilTtA 'iCai+> ftV disease from the system
The Athlete. have ,sA - l. C-r convinced e,
what A. cara Il. ms relief Ihe
>L-icI--i-~-
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE..
EIIIAmR FRIzzI E.s ESTATE

The Subscribers. having been appointed by Ia, n 5
Probate Court Tor The dSiIiC oi Essex conn .r.-
10 receive. examine and adjust al claims and l,a,
OF an persons. a-ar>t the estate 81 Eulah 4 r. .r
late "a Canaan said district. deceased. rrlr,--
si ir>lveIr ana the term 81 >iN months a. a
aaE 81 Sept lSda. being allOS>d 10y sad VsJrs -
creditors of said deceased. L. eNiihit and iK rl.-
sttiHe claims before US give notice that MI r.
4, he duties Ui appointment Al the dwelIc lsl
Mary FriZzle in Canaan In >aid district ga q. --
"Wednesday in December ami February = ,-
. N until 4 O'Clock r. N each ui aid ,iaNS
GEO. ". HAkTSHOkA To-
s.ss J. W COOPER -"'-
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TATE OF RMON
Ha1edonia District

~ NalcdOnl2 llNTlrt-
u Probate Court holden Al 81 John>hury. and Us
tiiStr5 : ga the ID DAY q NOV. A. 10. l>6s.
An puTloTii- L. Toe TIE last " OH alt I
tanleuf Nellie ) Csrl-i,I late II BUrkr. tu al de-
rricl deceased. being presented 10 lie C,u Pr
hate
lis ordered hy said court that al per~,> Cirf-.
therein Ice notified Il appear >-S>luu 81 SAID
10. holden al Tie Probate Otioe. in 81. JUl>s r
s6h ,las oi NOV. l>t4. and shew cause. .-.s rl-y
NAV haze. AGAINST The probate 81 said Wil. Na'a
purpose il further ordered. that cops y-y'a
u sis sric lie published llure weeks ;.UC---vlt u -
Caleaollian. printed 81 Joh~tIE, pTtrla-> e. >s
4 time appointed Tor h"I1
"A 4. FRENCH, Judge 81 Pr.tat..
sTre .b-.N D. record
2a-e6 A;te,f ASA L. FRENCH. Jude ~ Pr.la,-.
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TO FARM OWNERS.

WANTED TO hire a farm 81 shares AGG-,>,
Farmer, CALEDONIAN Ciiice. -. John -.
/, with description Of fam. buildings, loca..,'.
&c -
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Misfellaueous Cards.

CARLOS MARSTON. II. d..
PHYSICIAN y SURGEON
Wet Concord, W. 18Th
LYMAN STANLEY,
LICENSED AUCTi0NEGR AND LAND SURVEYOR
1880 BARNET, VI.
ii. J. HAZrLTON, VI. D.,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN x SURGEON
BARNET VILLAGE, VT.
~ Particular a..,nou pad! extracting teeth. L
GEO. c. IL GEO. W. CAHOON,
CLAIM ENTS,
COUNSELLUftS At LAW. SOLICITORS IN CHANCERE.
Procure Pensions. BouAties and Back Pay
due deceased soldiers.
LYNDON. VERMONT.
WILLIAM ". CIRCUIT,
CLAIM 4 f. y T,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Will attend Couris IL Orleans and Caledonia Counties.
Ii. {. BEL ID EN-,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
MINDOES FALLS, Vt.
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WHO SAYS that Casinos Spring Mat
w tress i the best Ted. the most comfortable
bed. and the least work of any ted TO max up
All who see them. and their number Is increas-
ing fast.
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a small place now occupied By E. b. Ryan
containing acres Of good til!age land, good
house, barn and blacksmith shop, for further in
formation apply on the premises. 2ltf
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STRAW FOR UNDER BEDS

! poor stuff comprred with excelsior which
Whilst tor years. Cs>Sin" Keeps the article and
will iii you- ticks 4: short notice and but small
expense
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REPAIRING,

Mr.. y. ID ROwRLL still continues TO take
charge OF the Repairil Watches, Clocks and
Je"elry and will give his whole attention to this
OfahIA OF the business. lStf
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BY d. H. Din If filling to cure in less time than any
other physclai', more eiectuay ana permanently VIII
restraint from occupation or fear u exposure 10 al
weather. " it'll safe and pieIsant medicines.
SEIE-AGISE AN sol IEARY uARIIS.
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J. Il. VAN STAVORERS
METROPOLITAN PHOTOGRAPH
AND
PICTURE GALLERY,
So Conege-street.


THE PROPRIETOR RESPECTFULLY
informs the public that he has now COM
pleted his Gallery, and, in elegance of
style and design, il is inferior to none in
the South; that be is now prepared,
with the best suit of Artists, to take
photographs and Ambrotypes in every
size and style known in the Photograph
ic Art, and TO have them placed in Oil or
Water Colora, by tbe best Artists.
Miniatures of deceased persons, or
small Pictures enlarged to any size up to
life, and colored.
a full assortment of Plain and Fancy
AmbrOtype Cases, together with the lar
gest variety of Albums brought TO this
city.
The picture Gallery contains the most
choice collection of Oh paintings, GOlored
Steel Plate Ergravings, French and Chro-
mo LithOgraphsfrom the works of the most
distinguished Painters, such as TURNER,
Rosa Bonheur, Church, Cole, Cooper,
Baxter, CorbOud, Dobson, Landseer,
Winterhalter, Muller, Brooks, Craig,
Hannah, Mrs. Spencer, Schmidt, and
other eminent Artists.
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ouartermaster,s department.

rse.st Col ] I. DONALDSON, scuior aud supervis
ing QuartermastoT, and Cniai Quarters zstsr OF
Ucpoia, Department of Tie Cumberland Oilce
IO5 Cherry street.
Got ANS ,. kUsiahG, Chief Assistant Quarter
master. oiiioe los Cherry -strcet.
o.nf d s. WINSTON, A. z. H., hiEburslng Quar-
teruaeter, sud Chief Cflcor in charge oi hiTor
Incorporation, and fuoi Tor steamers. Once
1U7 Cherry street.
90. caXs. Il. LEVIN, A. Q. r., 20 charge Of Cor.
rsils. stables, Public Animals, Aesns ~ Trans-
portGtioh, laEnbeE, Workshop, &C. olAoe los
80 n G. CRANE, A. Q. NJ, IN charge Il Railroad
f9ransporlatioh. once Chusch-zt.i a chattauoo-
- 81 sfiUBBs, A. O N IN charge o. Forage,
- Assistant 10 Capt.. =. hilaloNi A. Y. 81.
onIce 81 Cherry street
60 ii ROk3OE. A. Q. 81. 81 charge 81 lrl'Qi
~-Rsr r..soortaii5a oMts ~ casffs street..
fsot- c. r. WING, 40 q, cAalseci iiegss Aodi
in..s HartNast an1 1iacsliAio5la Y 81. Stores.
ono lO5 Chesry-6tfeof. .s.
80 n j. cox Aac. ~. j in chsffe Of Etati1nefy
10 al BanEs, Clothing, lamp aud Garrison
Fsnlpaes. once ~ Market street
90 A. 81 TuIKEE, A. 9. b. Eece silhs ana
f,isltrrtlue Quar- terInastsr, z. Z. Mlltaiy naii-
ronds ohios chnrca-stseets % chailsnooga De-
60 F. fRoH, a. 4. Q H., Posi Quarterrnastsr in
r.nrre 81 Post Transportation fil.tisi Ear
rrrzs Quarters, Dol, oommuiaii4a 81 Na4ftef-
go fueI, rrlatlE, issues q detachi'eutsi @e.i
- tlflcs ~ Cherry street.
go FRAECIS Il. EtnAhs a. . NJ II charge q
1,orfb- Us eatern Railroad. Onioc college Street
al eeEth. WsEtsFn DsFei.
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The Trial or QuartermRstsr Black
For some time back Capt. Samuel Black,
Assistant QuArtermaster ia the United
States army, has been on trial before .
court-martial in this city on very serious
charges. There were four charges pre-
ferred against him, which contained
/ tWenty-one specifications, to all Of which
the accused plead not guilty. The arst
charge was, neglect and violation Of du-
", TO the prejudice Of good order and
military discipline" This charge con-
tanned thirteen different specifications.
which were very long, and VS. have NOS
space to lay them before our readers. OF
the specifications be was found guilty e.
to eleven and innocent a. to two, and Of
the first charge found guilty. The second
charge was, ecOnduct unbecOming an on
Ger and gentleman" 10 which charge
there were five specifications, as to two
of which the accused was found guilty
and as 70 three not guilty; Of the second
charge guilty. The third charge was,
false swearing, to the pgejudics Of good
order-and military discipline" which
charge contained two specifications, 70
both Of which be was found not guilty,
bat IS 10 the charge guilty. TIE fourth
charge was, knowingly making . false
report" which charge contained bat one
specification. AS to this specification
! aud charge the accused was found not
guilty
During tde trial large number Of
witnesses were examined, bat a. yet
We have been unable 10 gst the testimony
given IA the case. After fall and nature
deliberstiOn, the court returned the fol-
loving:
HWe therefore sentence hin, the said
Samuel Black, Captain and Assistant
Oasrternaster Of the United States
Army. 70 Be dismissed The servics Of the
United States, with loss Of eli psy and
allowances due OF 10 become due; b pay
= fine Of $1,000, and 70 b imprisoned
At such place IS the Commanding General
Of the Department nay designate, for
the space Of two years, the impassa- 9
ment % date from the 29lh day Of sep
tember, 1868, the day Of his arrest In
this case. If st the expiration 0f two
yssFs from said date said fne is not paid
ihen 70 be confined until the zane "a
fully paid, abating sid fine, sfier the
expiration Of said two years, AZ the
rate Of 81 per day"
The findings and sentiments Of TIE
eour. have been approved By Maj. Gen.
Foster commanding the department, and
the commander Of the post is ordered b
see that tie sentence is carried cat in
accordance with these instructions Cspi.
Black has been arrested and confined IN
the military prison, where be val b.
Kept in accordance with the orders Issued
By Gen. Foster. Is is also ordered ihat
be pay the Gae % TIE Judge Advocate 81
this department, 81 him 70 BE- paid over
to the Treasurer Of the United States-
The court marital which tried ihls
case, Of which Gen. MeIsan vas Presi-
dent. has. by order Of Gen. Foster, besa
dissolgod. - Lou. Dem.
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Great Excitement ever the RsJeJ Consclp-
ti0n-1he "COafedsraey" Denounced at
Public Meetings-Jef Davis ReviIed as
DictatOr By thsRalesgb Press.
Our news from Newbern, North Carroll
na, is TO the 18th instant. The intelli-
gence is important, showing that the Reb-
ell discomfort is rapidly increasing.
The sweeping CONSUMPTION law, passed
by the Rebel Congress is creating great
CONSERVATION and excitement in the Wes-
tern part of North CaFolins, where preps-
ratiOns are making to resist it. Public
meetings are held, some Of which openly
repudiate the Southern ConfederacY and
favor a return to the Union.
The Raleigh Standard is commenting
upon . speech delivered in the Rebel Sem
ate By Mr.. Brown, says -
eve tell Mr.. Brown and those who
think with him, once for all, that if the
desperate revolutionary measures which
he advocates shall be attempted to be car
ried out; if the civil war is to be tramp
led under foot by the suspension of the
writ Of habeas corpus, and every sble-bod-
led man placed in the army from sixteen
to sixty five; if no man is to have hear
ing before State judge IS to the right of
the enrolling officer to seize him and if
the right of the States are to be ignored
and swept away By the mere creature of
the States, the common Government, the
people of North Carolina will take their
own affairs into their own hands, and
will proceed in q convention assembled,
to Vindieate their liberties and privileges.
"They will not submit to q military
despotism. They will not submit to the
destruction of their rights, personal and
civil, in this or any other war. We say
what we know to be so. A vast majority
of cur people are restless and excited on
account of the threatened entertainments
upon their liberties by the Congress ct
Richmond; and we most respectfully and
earnestly warn the members Of that body
not to kindle flame which 10 effort can
extinguish. Pass these measures, sus-
pend the habcas corpus in order to silence
our courts, and force our whole population
into the army, break faith with the prin-
cipals of substitutes, repudiate the cur
rency Of the country, levy a tax in spe-
Gle to pay the interest of the funded debt,
continue in full operation the tithing and
impressment laws at the same time-dO
these things, Mr.. Brown, and the people
Of North Carolina will rise in their maj
esty and assert their sovereignty. There
is no power TO prevent them from doing
this, and woe to the official character who
shall attemptto turn the arms of Confed-
crate soldiers against the people of the
State North Carolina will not be the
slave Of either the Congress at Richmond
or Washington. She is this day, as she
has been from the first, the keystone Of
She Confederate arch. If that stone
should fall the arch will tumble"
The Standard also has the following
nrlicle:
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pANsERs no NoRrH cARoLTNA,

We are now reapiDg the bitter fruits of
"peaceAble secession" in forcing from
their once happy and peaceful homes into
the army al from eighteen to fOFty-five
years of age, to be driven to the slaugh-
ter like oxen TO the shambles. And to
fiji up the thinned ranks the present Con-
gress now has before it the monstrous
proposition to eonseript all from sixteen
to fifty.fye years Of sge, and make them
subject to military law, which tie Rich
mond Examiner boldly denOunces IS 10
thing less than an attempt to make Mr..
Davis Dictator.
Let us examine and see what kind Of
q body It is that is imposing such bur-
dens on the people Of North Carolina.
We have Congress, the legislation Of
which is controlled by members from
Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, AFkan-
sss, Louisiana and other places, who i'm
pose Odious and oppressive laws upon as
which can no more be enforced on the
people of the States which they profess
TO represent than upon the people Of New
York or New England. TIE chief cause
Of the revolutionary war which sunder-
ed the connection of the colonies from
the mother country was that the English
Parliament imposed oppressive laws on
the colonies which did not affect the peo-
pie Of England themselves.
NO coDscript law can be enforced
upon the people Of Kentucky, Tonnes
see, Missouri, Arkansas. Louisians, none
on large portion Of Virgins, Florida,
Mississippi or Texas. No tax law, nor
tithing, or impressment Law can be en-
forced on them, while those irresponsible
members may force from their homes
every person Of North CsFolina able 10
bear arms, regardless Of age or condition,
and place them in the army, as is nov
urged By them in Congress, and leave the
helpless women aud children 10 starve.
They may pat us under q military des-
potism, and place over Us dictator, and
impose taxes and burdens on as which
arc insupportabie, and there il 20 redress
unless North csrolins win protect her
children.
"Is It not "a outrage on every principle
Of free goFsrnnenb for men Of desperate
fortunes, protesting to represent other
States on whose soil they dare not set
their foot, 10 make and enforce 0di0us
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l,HANcERY c'
I O. O. z. DIRECTORY.

TENNESSEE LODGE, No ]: Mess ersv Ttsssdag
saohi-R McEWen, a. J L heakley, O. John
HIDE, Secretary; K Spain, Treasurer.
.TRABUE LODGE, No II: kses sssss AleIiaag nigh
I J L Parks, n G; W / Phillips, G. Hopkins
Secretary; b Brown, Treasurer.
SMILEY LODGE, No 30; Mecis ogcg Friday night, az
their Hall on South therry stroet-lanes wyatt,
Nc; u Dorlch, V G; L Goodlett, Secretary, n
Cotton, Treasurer.
AURORA LODGE, No 100 (Germanl Mests e1elg
TI,nrsday nfoLf-,Jahn Heborlch, n q; L Eocker, Y
q. A Winter, Secretary; G Setorle, Treasurer
FIUGFLY EECAMPMENT No ] A: Meet every LEI and
~ Wedse-lav nighk-G , Fuller G 2; ID Harris,
Jr HP:J ]. Weakley, s W; n X Grialn, } W. john
Hide Scribe, 3 r Gutter, Treasurer.
OLIVE BRANCH ENCAMPhEST, No 4: Mcets eucfg
"a aud ca Wednesday RigAis-L Locker, p
Csmpbell, Ii 2; j. Park W; B Friedman, ) W; 7
q Ooleman, Scribe; J n Ward, Treasurer.
DEGREE OF REBECCAH Meets Ia Friday night IN
eaoL raoutk-John Hide, J. u; Robt Thompson, A
UN;J L Woakicy, Secretary Mrs byrne3 Con
ductor; Mrs b Brown, Warden Mrs Chas Robert
son, Sentinel
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Msaianl piree.or Of Dpars.nals

esrqea. Glover Perrin y ; A. onoei Ohat'ehoosa
I..i,tauf nfeisoal Di soi0r; Surgeon Henry
-vorsion. Olioe, ko2i Cherry street. bctweoa Brosd
Ard Church.
,e-s 10 81 Cherry street between Broad and Church
Ef,isoai Diroosor Reserve Cops; surgeon hiilsm
x.v-en. u $ Vols. Ohoo, Bigh streoi Gen Granger e
nsesicai Direeior q ne Post; Surgeon Watson.
ff5ce south summer street, uear TIE CITY cemetery
= gsro,r,,f Marshal. Lieut. Col Geo spauicing.
Issisianf Provost Normal Captain James : hoyei
80 Illinois, once at the state Capitol.
f1,prsaadsr o. fhe PoG: Brgadier General ;
arrnrer Headquarters, College street, between
(sburch and Union streets.
= 5sa,ta-frr, OF IL Conisaendor q ls Districi o.
tr-rIvllf- Gen L Il Rousseau. The Bass residence
1sburch street, between Vine ard spruce.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office Of the Comptroller of the Currency,
naeafv1far II 1912

,
HTHEREAS, BY SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
w presented 10 the Undersigned, il has been
made 20 appear that the First National Bank Of
Nashville, in the County Of Davidson and State Of
Tennessee, has been duly organized under, and &C
cOrdng TO- the requirements Of the act OF Congress-
entitled " An act to provide national currency,
secured by pledge Of United states stocks, and to
provide for the circulation aud redemption thereof
approved February %, 1868, " and has complied
with an the provisions Of said act required to be
complied with before commencing the business OF
Banking:
Now, therefore, 7 HUGH MCCULLoOH, Comptroller
OF the Currency do hereby certify that the sad First
National Bank Of Nashville, County OF Davidson and
State Of Tennessee, Is authorized to commence the
business of Banking, under the act Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
OF Office, this eleventh day OF December, 1858,
CSiCned) II. MCCULLOCH,
janI7-d60d. Comptroller of the Currency.
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N|H M AtsaAAN-f -
1hs following Is correct list Of ali Hospitals In
'nI 1-.etal No l-Ola Gun Faosorp surgoOn "
60 College Street. on the hil.
4I-.-itrl Nc 2--UHire7sfr Bgiidiag: Surgeon r D
t.--6e ID 3 Vols, Market street, on the hiiL
lTisf No s. E.sieg's Building; surgeon L ID Har-
- nj Z Vols SOUL east corner Public square.
Sfii,s,itsI No b-cHa Faci0rp Surgeon " Hoge-
t..en III & Vols, upper ond OF Front street.
4Ia,,nslai No s-8fasoaic Hall: Surgeon W Otter
-, M Il Vols corner o. Church and Summer streets.
rif,s.i3.I No e-C1TriGge Factory: A Surgeon q
y r--t,,re L s A. Market street below thoSquare.
ir..-stsi No Il-(Pca Housed: A A Surgeon
.1erie. ii s A. on University Pike.
- tfo.,.tal No l2-Broadioug Hoiel Surgeon " lau
- M 4 Voig. corner Broad and Cherry streets.
Iif,s,fel No - Hanis's IIi5i eohoolf Surgeon r
,rl nj s Vols corner OF Spruce and Broad streets.
fi.,iiaf No Nasisiio feglale A1cdeng Surgeon
Pnillbs Vols, Church street, near The Chatta-
fs.s,,i,aI 40 ls-Hsnsss High School Surgeon VIM
- r.r,here L Vols corner 81 Lane and summer sts.
S5,.,,;faI No l6--( Corfraband) surgeon 70
...xns nj : A. corner Of Broad and Front streets.
-iaf,.-.fsI No IT-fOaocTs'f surgeon x . lynde,
n SVdis Market street, on the hil-
rr.-sIal No IL nfo7rs a siratou's Buldinq: sur
- II M Fove, i 5 Vols, No : Market street
. 4T...issf No 2I-Hcfhodiai Cltiroh surgeon I
,iIr IN : Vols. Church street, bet SKINNER and High.
S.,-.b,-laad Hospital Surgeon Cla7k holermout
n : Voiq on Hardin Pike, west OF the Reutenuary.
! T-iso1 Hospilal--Secoad BQFiis Churth; sur
=, n n Hickman. L 5 A. Chcgry street, on TIE hiu
I.n-slesoeaf Barroofs lNcrlueA H0tsel Corner q
c,snrch and Cherry streets.
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c. w. ROBACK,

SOLE PROPRIETOR AND MANUFACTURER
Of Blood Purifier, Blood Pills, Catavba and Swedish
Brandies, and all kinds Of choice domestic Liquors,
which are sold wholesale, in any desired quantity.
Sold by WOLFsTEIN & KRAMER, No. 90 Market
street, aud by Dealers everywhere.
dare1 r1a
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MOUNT VERNON. Containing Map of
Washington's Farm, Picture of his
House, the Church in which be was
married, his portraits at 20 and 40, and
Just before he died; also his wife's;
sketch Of their lives, and numerous
other things; size 25x40, sheet form.
MAPS OF THE TERRITORIES and
California, Mexico, West Indies, Cen
trail America, Maps of the World, Eu-
rope, England, Irel and and Scotland,
France, and of different countries, at
the lowest prices. --
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COUNTY OFFICERs.

sbers6-Jemes ii. Hinton, Dsyssias--TbOmss Hob
uon and J. X. Buchhnan.
Raylffs-PhineaB Garrett. ..-
Tfnssss-W Jasper Taylor.
go-ossr-G B Guuter
EanQsr-Alexander Mcdaniel. a--.
Resesas Collsof9r--N. y. EQpeTtEon.
Railroad Tar OoUostoT--g. g. BdoF.
Co,,.ablss ~ he HaityiIls Dtsotci%5ohn L. cover
and ]. Z. Newman.
COUNTY COURT
Jsdgs--Hon. James WhitWorth
/, G9gk-P. Lindsey Ecnol
So Ths judges Court meets iae nrsi Monday IN
p month, and the Quarterly Court, composed Of
NtaVistrates Of the COUNTY, % held the nTrt Non
ldfB January, April, July and October
iIlMINAE COURT
yudge-Hon H. n. Brisn.
Ifisssar Gsaefal-Geo. b. Stubhlcheld
.C1ek-sJhariss W. Smith.
81 The Court meois The hrEt Acndsg u APRIL Az
fuss and December.
ksHANcERY COURT.
. .hQssofil0T--
tlsyE a.d Master. s. GioGYsa.
y s7r- Tho Court msots The arsi Monday in ahT and
-smber.