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PHOTOGRAPHY.
WRITING
AND
BOOK KEEPING
TAUGHT 81
J. w. DOLBEAR,
Author Of the Science Iof Psnmanahip.
Author Of the Science Iof Psamanship. "

Persons from 70 90 years can learn this system
In a few lessons ladies' are taught % write IN
neat, easy and rapid manner, and gentlemen in bold
rapIt, business style
To persons acquainted with It's merits, his system
Of writing needs no other recommendation but thos8
unacquailted with IT, Mr.. ID. refers the following
remarks and testimonials. Instead Of teaching Pen-
maaship merely iEaiiatioH Art experience Of
% years has enabled him TO reduce il % the certainty
Of science, that being guided BY kn0Dlsdgs, in
stead Of radoa praoos, pupils from 20 60 years caa
IN a short time learn 70 write with EASE, ELEGANCE
ard kAPIDITX.
So accurate Is his system, and 80 Uniform IN it,
success that after Witnessing is elects several
hundred pupils in Nashville, the lamented Alfred
Hume observes.
"Haying had fair opportunity Of examining your
system Of Penmanship, and having seen the wonder.
iul and rapid Improvements Of your pupils in my
school, consider il but inst % say. that believe Is
10 be not only the best sgseH but ac onlV deer
gng he nae-or by strict attention % the rules Civ
en- GnE person may, in a short time, scquire free
rapid and elegant hand. should be pteased 10 see
Il universally adopted"
This expression was concurred On by
Maj Gen. T. p. Gaines, o. s. Army;
His ExceIlency, James C. Jones, Gov. Of Tsnnessso
Ri. Rev. J. H, Otey, Bishop Of Tennessee
RI Rev. r. P. Niles, Bishop Of Nashville.
Rev. Philip Lindsey, D. ID. Pres Of Nashville Uui-
versity.
Rev. J. 7. Edgar. D D., and many other citizens, e.
whom, Andrew Jackson says:
Being requested BY Messrs. DoIbear 70 state ihs
standing in society Of the gentlemen, signers b ts
within, do with much pleasure, being acquainted
with most Of them; they are Highly respectable, aud
| gentlemen of education and high standing IN -
/ rietv. Given al the Hermltase this l3i daT OF
/ Oo.obsr, lslS. ANDREW JACKSON
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A EoTED BUsHwHAcKER KILLED
Several days ago the troops stationed ~
Bloomfield, Stoddard county, Missouri,
had a skirmish with some Of Hide
brands bushwhsckers, killing several
and routing the whole band. A day or
two afterwards the wife of Hildebrand
went into Bloomfield and reported that
her husband had died from wounds re-
ceived in the fight and requested per-
mission to bury him. Some OF the men
vent with her 10 place near the towns,
where the BODY of Hildebrand was found
and they assisted in ''plsnting" him in
the ground. So ends the career Of an
other outlaw who has been . trouble
some customer for some time.
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Marshal's Sale.

TN obedience to three writs vendioni szpOnas 10 NE
/ directed from the Circuit Court Of the United
states for the Middle District Of Tennessee, al its
October term, 1868, will, at II O'Clock, D., on
TUESDAY, the 18Th day OF JANUARY, 1854, expose
to public sale to the highest bdder, for cash. at the
door of the Courthouse, in Nashville, Tennessee all
the right tite claim, interest, and estate which Le-
grand d. Carney has in tract Of land 10 Rutherford
county Tennessee, near the town Of MuTfreesboroi
containing, by survey, One Hundred and Twenty
five Acres vested in SAID L. H. Carney By grant from
the State Of Tennessee made on the Oh day Of Octo-
her 1852 and recorded on psge l35, ia Book No 10,
of MOses M. Swan, Registrar-bouI ded as follows
Beetnning az an Ash, the Northwest corner Of a
tract of land formerly owned by David Bowman,
(now BY ssld Carney) running thence South, s. de-
rees East with the North line Of said tract ave bun
bred poles 10 the North East corner Of said tract,
thence North forty poles, thence North, 50 degrees
West five hundred poles, thence South hrty poles, TO
the beginning 20 LEVIED TO satisfy Judgments rem
dered 5y the Circuit Court Of the United States for the
Middle District Of Tennessee at IT'S April TERM 1903,
an Nashville in favor Of A. T. Stewart Co., Wrts,
Austie Il HcVeigh and j. B. Jafray Sons, and
against L. II. Carney. --
dao6-3t By W. LKLLYErT, Deputy.
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REBEL EMrss ARIEs II Nav EEGLkED.-
The Ossipes n. h Register is informed
by q communication from one who claims
70 be well pOstea, that the fires in that
section were set By rebel emissaries who
came there by way Vt Portland. The is-
formant further says that large number
OF these persons are scattered all over the
northern statef, who are employed by
the rebel government to destroy all the
hay and grain they can hnd.
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THI NEW YoRK Policy COMMISSION
ERs.-The New York Tribune says that
Governor Seymour removed the Police
Commissioners q New York "for telling
q part OF the truth about the riots.
The Tribune then adds piihly, that aas
the Commissioners had to lose their
place for telling the truth in the premis
es, we presume they are now sorry that
they did not tell more Of it.
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CAIRo. Jan. IL

The steamer Commercial. from Mem
phis, arrived with 355 bales cotton for
New York and 100 for st. Louis. It's
rumored that Forrest has been reinforced
and contemplates an attack on Memphis.
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FTOnI lIe Hun VUlII9 ". VII
President Of The Law school, az Lebanon, Tenn, anc
who was for 20 years on the supreme Bsnch Of Ten
nessee
''Mr Dolbear has spent many years in teaching
and perfecting his system Of Instruction, and Is b.
Ear superior 10 any teacher Of penmaushp have
or seen. You viii perceive at once that he Is
Of hne intelligence. he gives 20 instruction without
rsdson and his reasoning Is just aud clear that
and that being hxed in the mind, thapupii, acting
upon It, leaCns 20 write with and rapidly
as well as with elegance.
I commend Mr.. Do0ear % your kind attention, ami
trust il will be consistent with your views and feel
ings TO forward bis Oblecis. Any service you may
render him will be worthiy bestowed and viii oblgo
me Very respectfully, your friend,
LEBANON Tenn, Oct. 20, 1885. N. GREEN.
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Frnn q. RI. -. Bi.hop On.

COLCMRIk, TENN-, Nov 20, l6i3.
Nh. ]. ". D0LExsR-Dear Sir have been much
interested and pleased IN examining your system 90
Penmanship. Your method Of teaching seems 70 me-
% be both skful and faithful and the Improvements
Of your pupils Is su 'prising and rapid beyond any
thing have ever Witnessed I shall feel happy 81
this testimony to your merit shall lead others % avail
themselves Of your instruction In one Of the most
beautiful and useful arts and very respectfully,
etc. JAS. h. OrEY.
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DIR. KINGS DlSPENSARY.

IA - DR.. KING formerly Of Rev York
~ for Iast 4 yoers Of Louisville, ny.
49, who has devoted his attention q
the treatment Of private diseases for 30 years. aerI
bimseh having attended TO = practice for 80 msDy
wears and cured % many thousands, he Is enatled
to cure all diseases Of q private nature, no matiel
how bad they may be from inJudicious medical treet
ment, or from neglect Of their Owl. Dr.. ktng'I
Dspansary Is No. q Deaderick street, between Cher
~ and the Square, second story whore he cuse4 III
diseases Of private nature.
aonorrhea cured without nauseouE medicines Of
interference with business
strictures Of old recent date e1ectuay cured Il
fey davs, by en- operation which causeE no pair
Where structure exists health cannot Be euniCyef
Perhaps no disease causes mischief and undei
mines the constitution SC much.
Syphilis, with ell the diseases Of the Ekn sToEiES
cut OF neglect OF bad Treatment, ckn Be electzafJ
cared In few days
ecsasaGi Weahasn-PAr.cUlAFa attention having ben
given 70 this disease, and all the consequences grow
Ing out Of Il, brought on IA many cases By tue de-
Eructve habits Of inconsderRte youths, and eEoess
i've indulgence OF the passions, regleot OF which
viii undermine the constitution, rendering the al
eot unfit for business society, and oausing Frsn
tire old age.
Females who may be laboring with any difficulty Q
the Womb may rest assured Of immediate H..
FsrscnE residing abroad, By writing and sieslnS
heir oAss with fee enclosed direct 70 DE. A. King
Eo 50 Deaderick street, Nashville, Tenn VIII haTt
EEs NECESSARY medicines sent % their address. Git
aeurs fros = O'clock - tbs morning untu 10 ~
ss,tsE fE-i--re--ta farglV.
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AGENTS WANIrED-..s2 positively
made from 90 Cents.-Someshlnx urgently
neafcd By every persou. 20 samples teHt free b y
mail for 30 cents that TstAiis fer 80, By
b. L. WOLCOTT,
no MsthAm Square, New York.
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Having learned the interesting and
useful science of Photography with Pro-
fessocJ. w. DolbeAr, l most heartily en-
dome the above notice by Capt. Rhodes.
jasper PARTRIDGE,
Capt. 44lh Ills. Vols. nifty.
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MarshaI's Sale.


DY virtue Of two writs vedi fon ezPonds % me o.
reeted from the Circuit Court Of tue United states,
FER the Middle District OF Tennessee, at it, October
term 1862 will expose 20 public sale, 70 the highest
bidder for cash. az The door OF the Courthouse IN
Nashville Tennessee, commencing al II o'clock A.
NJ on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of JANUARY, 1864,
all the right title claim, interest, and estate which
R. II. GrOomes has IN piece or parcel o. ana IA
Nashville, Davidson county, Tenn, described Witn
the boundaries following Beginning 90 DeWs' q
Harman's corner, on Water street running thence
With Water street twentys seven feet, more OF less,
towards Casteman street, 70 BerTys corner thence
al right angles with BerTys line, 90 Guthrey street.
thence with Guthrey street, twenty Feet more
a.. Iess towards Broad street, % Dews b HaTman 3
eoq,er; thence, at right angles, 70 the beginning
being the same conveyed 70 said T. II SToomes ~
II p Foster as per deed recorded on page 40 Of
ROok No o. Of the Registrar for Davidson cOuaty-
levied an with whatever Improvements there may be
on The saDne 70 satisfy Judgments rendered By said
Circuit Court at its April term 1885, against roomes
Caysrt ( Co, add in faver Of A. g. Aandsll, AID s.
. ER. GLASCOCK, Marshal.
dec5st ByW. LELLTETT, Deputy
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N oheiieBce 70 three Writa pesfiioni e,oles p ne
A directed from the Circuit Court 81 ile b1itfl
Stats 81 lis lct5bar term Or 1885, VIII a. }
o'clock, A. n, on TUESDAY, ne l3ih 81 yantAhl
easn A. the Court houTe 10 Nashville, DaFldnn coln-
A. Tenn all the rgt tiia claim Interest, -nd estate
wbfh Ednond Duner has ia Do o. ground In The
toEn II n srfreeabQr0, Tenn fEith iEo-atory
frame house there8n described ~ fellows % Be-
ginning Il John Meermotls solth-ho si corner and
running thsace Wet oHs hundred aud ny iset % q
street thence North 0ae hundl ID and ninety one
feet, more 5r less, % G Il kloita -ouih west CT
ner tbeuee Eat one hundred and dfy feet, % John
HoDefmstia, thence With sad a sDermotta line one
hunlrel and ninety one f-et, more OF lees To M
Beginning - ieVicd % safety Judgments issued ~
she Crrat Court o. the United States Or the Alale
District o. Tennessee a. rs April term 1909, n iagor
u A. - Reed and Jos h. rlDinPsoa q Co.. aud
against Dulcr i Carney.
ER. Gl.AsC0CK, Marshal
heY2s-et ~ VI. LELLTErg, Deputy.
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n e L S O MS
AGENC OFFICE.
FOR SALE.


A SPLENDID FAMILY RESIDENCE, in West Nash
n vile.
An elegant Residence On Vine-streot, at reasola-
bic price.
Brick Store, Dwelling, Stable, &c. with g acres OF
good land fruit trees, wood aud water Ia abundance,
az Triune, williamson county. Can be exchanged
f1rpropertyin Nashville
fine manufacturing site, on the river bank, in the
corporation Of Nashville.
100 acres Of Land, with com Portable improvements,
four miles north Of the city, 500 per acre. Tgen-
~ acres or Be had II the purchaser does not
want all
Two elegant Store houses on the Public square,
Nashville
Brick Dwelling on Cedar street. between Spruce and
Wac, No. 10.
Lots, improved and uuimproyed, IN Edgsfeid, North
Nashville, South Nashville, and West Nashville.
ES- Deeds q Conveya nce, Mortgage and all kinds
Of lrgal documents drawn up b. competent Ati0r-
neys
a. Fire. Marine and Life Insurance Policies Issued
By Z Smith, Agent.
CaIlat WILSON'S OFTICB,
dec1e-lm CberFy-st, near BnIon.
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O00 DOZEN "a no To- CARDS, N STORE
ZUU aud Tor sale. Win b. s3ld low . eAsss
conssnment. MuFERRAN a MESEfEE,
ian le-G LouaFills, ky.
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/ remain yours, ] Tespeciluliyl
THOS. u. BENTON.

Allow me 10 introduce 70 you my friend J. ". Dot
bear, who sits your city for the purpose of teach
ing Penmanship and Photography. his reputation
as a successful teacher is vel and 50 widely cstab
llghej that / viii say nothing that score. dolly
desire to present him q gentleman from whose 30
oety have derived much pleasure and profit, and Ne
one whom You have the intelligence 10 appreciate.
anything You may do " further his designs viii DO
JOHN g. EDGAR
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VIII be furnished free Of chargs 70 soldiers IN cut
Of the Hospitals, II their bottles or inkstands aro
brought az the above hours. SOLDERs taught
third less than citizens.
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Slr-COnsidering good Handwriting 70 be not only
an accomplishment, but means Of success 20 every
man engaged IN buiness greatly applaud your mer-
tOrOus eKertOus 20 improve the chirOgraphy Of tbs
age. gentleman or a lady either who writes badly
never writes willingly; and consequently often a ~
write when they shsuld; and when they do write %
doue al the last moment with haste and impotence,
and consequently with faults Of all kinds, ofsn
hitting aad injuring both the writer and the caugo
which he advocates. Wishing you every success Ia
YOUR laudabie undertakings,
rama in voura L rf.ruarffHifv
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DR.. PRuNK.

DR.. PRUNK,
OF INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA,
EmBALMER OF THE DEAD,
Offers his Improved Heds Of Embalming
Bodies.
II restores the Natural Color; arrests Decomposi-
ton, and eectualy Eradicates sl Injection, leaving
the Corpse free from the slightest unpleasant odor,
and in q ht condition for
HOME OBSEQUIES.
It saves also, the enormous expense Of travelling
and purchasing Metallic Collins
Addrrss DB. PRUNK through any CT the Agencies
at the following places
Indiana Military Agency; Illinois Military Agency;
Ohio Military agency; Michigan Military Agency,
or the o. S. s. Commission Agencies, at Nashville,
Tennessee, or Chattanooga
Special attention given 70 the Dslntering Bodies,
and their safe transportation home.
All burial apparatus on hand.
De He PRUNK, N. ID.
Once No. ITO. Market, South Of Broad Street. Nash
vile, Tennessee lnovl0--3m.
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PHONOGRAPHY

Is 90 simple asd easy that its principles can eli DO
earned IN a few hours and a small amount Of prae-
tiGe wiz enable one 20 use Il for the day purposes OF
life.
None but those who are acquainted with Il can
form any lea Of its great brevIty and simplicity, OF
Of the ease with which It be learned. But what
Is PhOnOgrephyf IL is System Of short hand writing
which can be written ten times ftst the common
writing, read a. easily, and learned Win FAR less
trouble.
Il used not only by Reporters, but By hundreds o.
thousands n this country and In Engand for private
writing, for composition for taxing testimony, etc;
in courts for sermons, for correspondence, Tor book
heeping etc. etc By Ladies', By Students, BY Clerks
by Clergymen, by Lawyers, ETC., and s rapidly CON-
ing into general use.
As a labor saving invention, its value can scarcely
be estimated, and t requires but little time b. loarn
to Il for the daily purposes Of iife. But the OBJ
lection made that Others cannot read ~ Well then
lei them spend a few hours % learn o. for where ID
the justice in requiring The active and intelligent 20
spend ten days in doing what they might do IN one,
merely 20 save the ndoleHt few hours Effort In
learning thing which would be useful 10 tham for
LIEF The time when but few persons could
write their names, bet the progress Of the age de-
mands a more rapid method Of Writiug and while
the active and intelligent Must and WILL have fha
advantages Of Photography, the indoleut must sub
NIT 10 the disadvantage caused By their own indo-
ence.
The ease with which 10 can be brought into profit
able and daily use s shown BY the following csriid.
Gates. IL % only those who are igs0rant Of Il VIE
ever speak against It,
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The following very just remarks Of the Hon. Thos.
a. Benton, U. S. senator, are worthy she attentive
regard Of pareets AID al yoa1g persons who have
any hope OF success IN the busIucB. Of life.
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Sysss. HOURS, to II, a. m, to 5, ?. N, and 7
to 9 at night.
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j. 8. HAYS,
Pastor Of the "a Presbyterian Church,
Nashville. T9na.


In Rboat siz months from tie time ] began The
study Of Photography, with less than ono-third Of
said time devoted 70 is attaumeat, was employed
Is Reporter for the United States Board Of Claims.
The faithful teaching Of Mr. J. W Dobear, Of Nash
vile, and the study and practice o. the Concise CON-
preheBsive, and iuuiciOusly arranged phonographio
books " Ben Pitman, Of Cncluuat, have thus easily
enabled me 10 make Photography practically useful
It's principles are quickly mastered and know OF
nothing that young persons learn with equal uFs
pect Of Immediate and profitable employment.
The SECRETARY u War has ordered, July on, 1888
10 General Order No. 208, puOnographlc reporters
employed under the Authority o. the 10Th ssctan Of
the act Of Congress, approved sarch 3, 1885, viii Do
allowed not exceeding ton dollars per day" etc This
viii Of course greatly increase Che demand for 70.
g0rters. DUaCaH b. DoEals.
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NASHVILLE, Dec. 18Th, 1880

M. J. ". DoiGEARs
sIR: The few lessons took from y0u some time
since In Photography, have enabled me % save more
than tWOthirds Of the labor Ga preparing my sermons
and have no doubt Il viii soou enabo me 10 mgo
three f0urths Of e. have never spent time more
probably than in IL attainment, and feel perfectly
iree Ia recommending Il 70 Cergymen generally, a. :
means by which vast amount Of time may BE- saved
aud that too with far effort than generally SUD
posed. Its principles few and sinpls 0f easy
attainment and suited 20 the full expression of every
word 10 the language either for present use or per-
manent record. Yours respectfully,
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W. @. sHAFER,
Clerk HQipitaiNo 20

r. Photography were taught % sFory 1lficr n th8
army Hr. d. believes most u them Woud sa2ue
highly as The pay they receive from the GeFerc-
neat without In The least interfering win tneT d.
lies g. soldiers.
Hon. THOMAS r. BEsT0E aid IN Congress;
Chad this an been kn0wu forty years ago, q would
have saved ne twenty years 81 hard 1tor."
II Photography Il thus valuable ln GzFlg 70 lGfE1
an amount 0f hfstime, should 90 every child have
iis vast Advantages especially Esn taey eau b. bad
a % small az ezpcuss 81 time and money! II Is
would have saved twenty years Of hard labor t1e
re Of ouo MAJ should yeara of hard hhor b. brought
upon others i5r the Eani d busfiag o. such rssy
ailasnmsntf an2-tG
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NAEaynIEl AaguIt { lso3.

In January last Mr.. !. ". Dolbear gave, RE- o.
charge, course n lessons IN Photography and VII.
ting % myself and many other wounded soldiers III
Hospital No. %. Tedious hours ucr8 thus CHANGED
20 pleasant and profitable onea- We value highly
our knOWledRe q Phonogfaphy, and those who have
left The Hospital correspond i1 10 vita fhos8 who
have not. v. 2. Dervin, d Company 3, lcth n -
A., Who returned hone disabled for IFS IRON -
wounds, writes thai be a teaching Photography, nnf
finds e 81 probable that b. would uot Jake faOO0
for what be learned from Mr. ID. think bah soisr8
and oioe would end the learning ~ % probable
employment i0r their leisure time iu camp Or hosl-
tai without dotrlneni V other duties.
W @. gHAFER
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COTTON CARDS.

sovIs-H
, 1864-10-01

u.e Tia, Rev. H. D, E,tchel, D. D., OF Detsuit- has
arrived in thia at{, where vii Pass lev days. i
cjeTeyn,su. ono rf the most prominent Of hts de.
nomin at,on in tue Vest haa reference to his call
10 he pazto1ate ot the Plyuontt consIegat,ons'
IN il ts TO BE- hoped thst he IL 10 b. added to the
iii Of our iy pastors, not only for the sake q The
church in quesuon, but as sn ACCESSION greatly 70
henri Ind more thorough cultivation aud reduo.
ment, The eociety ofFjymosth Charch have sold
their church property on Third asenne, and have
VII, give them ono Of the beet, and beet located
Lousts Of worship On Wabash avenue, all largely
dependent upon the Bueeesa Of arrangements
wiaich VIII itia huped give them the pnlpat lAeat1
and pastoral +errireh oi Rev. Dr. Kttchel. Our
entire religious public vii be pleased A. the sne
ce.e Of the enterprise in ali Its aeatuset.
EonrH sTAa M1ss1os-1he fourth quarterly