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, 1864-09-23

FcR THE rfArE At IARaE:
,S rraNc1s 1n,, nnnr..n ., os'rs o. n
n1nIs.ra s1In $1,000 49, - ~
na-N'0 IL" H. F8ENT'ss' Of Adams.
Distrdet 6iectoE1..
:.Loux Y. r.nwv,, III, = cavrr,xa
2-AhsoN 8. MILLER, 9-WH11An WAIKxa,
ans. Sens z EpgsTAoE, p2S :9-Tuys. 2 . naas1s.
5-5onk J. BE7ss7S, ,s-Mksnr .. 6sxna,
9Fp.x11I r. nork.1 n E .n ls-1ssAs .. ca1'foao'
For MemberH OF Congress.
a. larEe-SAMUEL ~: MogLIpN.
1l-loHN FAIsNS'E ,RTA.
: W. = W~ASHnnRSE- ~
Ia: Q: HARDlNG:o,
M-B[ RT0T Z G GGaoS,Ap,,, GovK;, -
vll1-sIlELBY M,..nLLoA
44-r1rEtur rtrftHtN A"-'
: En-JEnU DAkm
An-A- ho3 3AhA"0An: -
HEApa's Us1oS STATE csSTL coHn1rTEE,
.saoea": eaeo. ~. - ,o-
Those having charge Of Union Campaign
mee.l1 e. tp'onsn'ut eae o'n'e ars lsqoss@u
o5 1ne com1mt'ee not u anoounco persons
~ P,n rn,nnt..as @ =. 2 .eor n tns enssts,s thsn.
Ihe tommtttee or 1fon LIE ePsaAe!h entu'
selves that they Will be present at the tino
and place announced.
Jas r Roor. Sac'v.
----~-:--
Gen. GarfleldsA Amendments.
c.n 1omas 4 unrn4ld nj f>hIn viii sn7at-
in The 9Th district, Indiana. az follows:
Peru. Tuesday, Sept. nth, I'll p. m
Rochester, NeoncE6as, Sept a3b, at 1p. m.
Plfmou,h, THURSDAY, sept 18th, at p. N.
Wtety1j)c FrtuA} Sppt 80 b, 1t D. m,
South Eeud Saturday. October 1st 1t y. m.
Gov, Tateas Appointments.
CIV y.,es sud Jnd3e Ntn P. K.1lnsr will
~. =. -. r.,,
h~u1tet A1aeo A1eeeA15o ~ LIZ Aoau 7Aots lLeIa
and r1area.
sn-,,rxs7d w.dnrsd,x ,c. X
Macomb. McDouoch Co,...,..... Friday. OCT. I.
Cantnr. ruItot Saturday. Oct g.
NunnaAnth Warren uEc,.....,,...,. Afopuay. Qc1 10
O.navkh Hendfrson .Tueeusy Oct H.
4 ein Nerree "a. .Wt2slFdsy. Oc.. IL
Heci leland, Rock L. and CO. hurrdsy. Oct l3
Cambridge. Henry Co... -.--.., Fr1say. oet. u.
9os3!8. ol4t'y ~ 49, .t'
POINTING Lisincston Co... .3IoudaJ. 0cs- Y
n,e. m..r,,, r. souts,frr uf1a.o,..
Uo,. 0,nrun, t.,.a r.rdtda,a for Tient.
aon' "AA1na o4"es, ~
governor, and uoa. II. u. fHtlilps, U. q.
N.rxhst, fa, The nist,ics Of Southern Iii.
N.,a -, saa.1s - 1In,on - ,ss .,-otiaos ~
~ rs.. fo,,ouip1 n T r,sces IT. en- NJ. -
ae1 e.n.boro Hamilton C. Saturday. Sent. u
, 1864-09-23

HEApQ'e Us1oH STATE CsST'L CoNh1rTEE,
CHICAGO, Sept II. ISL
Those having charge Of Union Campaign
nectt1 rs throughout the State are requested
to speak unless they have ASSURANCES from
the Committee or from the speakers them
selves tpat they will BE- present at the tinc
and place announced
, 1864-09-23

BLOOD. BLOOp! .BLOOU'
HELMBo1Dn !.
HIGHLY CONGRATULATED
CDEPOUND
KpUD K1TRAfsT sARsAPABnlA-
Toz 7rri11nt tas siocd, r.rovt1s al tt:on1e ecs>
Ea:caenxl ds1easts s1gtn2 fraW a1 1mpHre ssat4 d
tsa bt1et I'D the on!1 seI.oie .aa en9s5s1 2
sat hhe1n, PAins w eli1. al 4onae Uca1-
atom u tie Threat sud L<es, aIoE.k@1, PlQpes a.
tho ace: Iet.az. Rrya1posf s7d III ssalv exuDHo1k
Af :hs 1Eta,
Ana Heauslf5snz khe Conap1sx1e1x
EOT FEN.
frc.A La co=aplor that acc s11'&.e1 Il tss hl>aA
OF eli .5s e:5e.Ter.es Fat ns7a b:er H1:1 o pulN
It out. tqunf IN eject EetNboa 4 Co1b
pound Extrne. h1r1-sATtItA. NcIaa11eA and rea*
yatss tpa bs4a. l2zss t.a yiy%r ot he 4th ntS tAE
= sy4kcs pni kes out u hahors wticA naxe d.7
Fase- Il Il sslx14 oi Il hog
su4 e1at1 the dlsorG tha: trev md rio In NJ
blnst. Euch 1r:GndJ tbs lcc713 b fs1 I'D on, kRy
srE hesa 1suy 1t f.r; tna Ma nrst nne. tAs
paolc hays o1t .. wa;Ss tsey ga ssessA cE
e1sct1 h7. The t.!Al Of 1'nf!4 oo-tl. wan show
.hs hck shx. ttaA v1ssart az-aasalsE a~1tatu1 taS
iTo tsbIs1,eeerals {. - > n1zaet = ..r.apszss
Drink, and ose bortl. u f-r@ sG1alt gallon Of NJ
sJruE of ssEsss2711s, or taa astassto1 ~ naEa1u
i6e,x Extracts ta7. e<en Ad1a,trs4 II aee N tns
use IN III the ssats aad public sAaifayY d
Sttt.tIoaA thrsuthous tae lad, - ve1 Il II
print. p:4csca. Act arc considered - i11slH1ASf
1sEAai0.
, 1864-09-23

To oe cast in pston.f 1sfest each With zasls sna
Jul 40 bt th bess qu4lsV OF c4stlng aad
7nt-r rabt. ,snbcct 10 carssn: 1Dep In ~ po
tL:<d by tie haeago q Water SO. - Conpiny,
sse p: etsn'e A. required Of pp.s eta Eelstve sze
80 BE- csi n fe< within sstT says fr"n .hs cs.s>
OF coItrsa1, 1t C41p u11ss, III, ftas Of en- asks
witt n c.DfIscs vi xooa ana Futuo- Ae.u:lry.
1nF:td1a ely . 1ha acceD' acce Of shetf hhA-
EArh bic tuutt Ds IN the folio VI 4 form.
III au:icrlier bu1ery Fro .oes TO furnish and DE-
liver ~ the Us1teo Ssk,es ~ tbs Q1A+'etoastst's
tesns Of sour atses lsen- Mt In .ttla< p0oo:as or
army tnppls. cs1ed s+p'euosf 2ssh, lsaf tins tol.
lDw}lE z nrtlcies, rtz:
, 1864-09-23
HO0FlkMD'S
GNK;MAN KllvFNKs

ere torcReta.ed all tncsa Tfsus1 which ted to Er1
mote bsa-taJ NOD 71xorousiue. Unlike tbs Keus-ar:
Of Bittez7, they a-u NOT An ALCOHOLIC AEE
TUEK. but
, 1864-09-23

E1EgERKgKEY
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hkk
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KEEKHE8
EtEEkKE - =
ssk~ExkkzKK =
KSSKEkE2EEx
faEaay a5scstcns pseunss = famx,ss, ras kxzxx.
B1cpe = u1aqrAlu BY asy othsr esaed3, and fex ~
4ospiat5tA tn.:lsea& 70 tna fex. OF In tbs
pECI.Il Or EEEHGE OF LU7--
9es s4mptomx Aooys.
10 Ea1alay shoaIa be Without IL.
-. LILY '@-:-
LII
LII
L.LL
EEi;zE5izsEE:EIt Ei;E;sz5!11EEt
xsts 10 aalssn, Mercury IMP easazt Asd1e$4sy r.
Vnp:sAEAn: Aca Oar KeEcua oszeases.
BEAnfDLD,4 EXTRACT 0Ud4RE
CuRzs THRea DI9Ea9Ia.
II al sheir ltfxss, at uste k1osrsa; n:a& q NJ
naaa4s of piss: nc 1seoaEszfe7es. AID 10 H
, 1864-09-23

hA1Aa4o%3hGEds
he WIS glad ct tie opportunity to make his asst
dake of the two parties hsd beel formally put be.
fore the people, IN hie old home. where ue had
bsen known IRON bcyhood, and where a's would
give him credit for the expression Of his honest
convictions. When be last addressed .hem, he
was organizing the rcclment which ha euoseqnent-
II led forth to the fleId. That was In ts5 and he
told them then that he had enlisted IN the cause or
his conltty. and that he believed It wns constlt1~
tional and tfeht IN fne Government to prosecute
var ter the niatptalnsnee of that unloa Ehica the
SERVE. Since that day he had never seen cause to
charge h3s Views 3,ore than three Years OF Qerse
hood and sosolatd of home. ba tSnsa %se
who sssester that nothing had Eeeu gained in the
contest were wilfully nisiaken
Of hi regimen. Graft md but just reached Cairo
The rebels could be seen from his ovn Winaow,
coming mp the rlscs. displaying their aan5ttng COL
ore. aud 1nenaclDg the State Of illinois -iteet He
felt then that it was the duty Of every Ansr!can
citizen, no u:ttcr what his previous prsfsrences,
TO- stand by the old Union and the Constitution.
More: be belleTed that every E,an would srtay
! himself on the one Edc or the other. He adopted
IN It's fullest extent the sngu .ge Of Judge Doug
| lse, that there could be IN f1ls contezt bat two
! par,ies-pst1tots and traitors. Had The condition
! Of things changed Ei1ce theny INo1 Yes. Ia
| SUE respects N others, not He proposed to
aphk to them Of the nspoct Of aalr. as they stand
d a. EsRReSsea i sgs, T. ;ss H.
mas Of party discipline, and urmfudfu u the lash
| o. Pthe partv whip, and determined 10 think aud
act for himself ~ II The fste q the Republic itself
tions. lCteers-] The welfare Of the individual
was nothing compared t. that ol the nation. ANY
man might 20 down aad people woula ftt1l lire
| aid enjoy themselves. marry aud be given In mar
| riase, the ea1ne precateEy aB though he hal mot
| fallen. Let every one dEra to think and act fo,
himself; T he did theza were few bat would dare
! BUT TWO eAHrHs.
! h4$
, 1864-09-23

Genern1 Ha5pie then entered upon \, dissection
ayeata G' tss 'ssffsn q fss
aests Mefs.ge. 81. IsvieE -, stalns one
3hny eA ~ " ,sr. nrnfeaetqp oflove to the Uoion
sne sna can az pleading tot t1,ors Ho
10 % tnstf
Vbcn theT EnoW that In thet very heatta THEY h1.e
, 1864-09-23

DNo A60Fa94 EXtFkEE BUe68
fn1 sIl tH4ctian1 aun clsessss Of the4e o=x1%
Wbathaf s1lS111E
IN AALX 01 FEMALI.
lcrx x.tpa.nK. p:s.sats O. rfese cKE.1oA r.
aslse tho ala of 1husat'e-
Hv14RCH.psB KxyKACM BUEHU
Ii TEE CHAT DIUKKTrN
AEo II III ExR1AlA
TO HAVE TuR
DESIRRB EFFECT
In ALL DlHKASfn
FOE WHICH
IT Is kECOMMENDxB.
, 1864-09-23

Haaa moetlGc In southern Illinois.
Hon William Broes, candidate Tor Lieut..
governor, and Hon. D. L. Phillips, U. 8.
Marsball for the District Of Southern 1l1i-
pcss, will speak at Union mass meetings ut
the following places. at 2 P. m:
AcLesueboro, Hamilton Co.. Saturday, Sept. n
Ca-mi, White Co..........-. -Moneay. Senl. %
usrTisbur-h Saline Veoneso1J, Sept. 3
MA7en, Will1zm.oa Co o...-~.. Thursday, Sept %
v,eIpa, Jobpsnn Co.............. Friday, Sept 10
Joacehoro. Union Co .....-.... Saturday Oct.
Cs.anrdale, Jackeon Co.. Monday. Oct. s
, 1864-09-23

mass meet1uc&-fsen. 0&lesby,s Ap-
potnKn0 entAs
Gen Ogleebf will fptak ~ follows:
Quincy. Adams county ........ Saturday, Sept. u.
t1tts6e!a, Pike county. Monday. Sept. Is.
C.1ros,nn. Green count,....-. "Wednesday, Sept ..
Benstlle st. Cla11 coentY. SATURDAY, OCT. i.
, 1864-09-23

For ore. the speaker DID hot #a4I 70 noet suc4 :
foliow copterecc &C with fuch men needs no. to os
ID. All this time they roo1d be recruiting their
would BE- 9p gna ths
Ronld ba cllied. and at tho breaking mp. of the
convention r DO tneS weild be again Isady lor VA;
There would be No more war; Mfcsisa Sa would ,,l'
inr o,her oar,ons might become lntefe:te 10 the
anIs.stion. I. I These 9enupmen may y wen attempt
70 PREACH the Coz ventiqn TO me IS Satan ton:ssch
Christianity to the saZoE; tnsy EnoT sn taey
Ss eb11 bnt ,n one esuse ior reconciliation nowtnat IS
victory. victory Is almost won; We ~ ase beating
tbs On e!d ws hsye the 3Sa III II dss fhs 'as
wnnii he madness to tslk OF pesee nov, except Us
NJ art tpnwied7ed end and RESULT OF the war.
, 1864-09-23

UA@' IT, 1su031 CIE =
Gen. Garleld,S Appointments.
Gen. james A garf+ld, Of Ohio, WY splak
in The 9th district, Indiana. as follows:
Perm, Tuesday, Sept. eth, st1p. m
Pi1mou,h. THURSDAY, Sept 18th, at p. N.
Wtsty1Ilc Friuas, Sept. 30 b, 1t p. m.
South Eend. Saturday. October Isl, 1t p. m.
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Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO wRTTS VEN EK. TO
ID me directed, from the Circuit COnrl Of the
United Sts - for the Middle District OF Tennessee
at its April tern 1894 will expose to public sole
70 the highest bidder, for cash. at the Court House
door, IN the city Of Nashville aod district aforesaid
commencing at 40 O'clock, a. m, on THURSDAY,
he 2lst day Of July, 1864, al the right title claim
interest and estate, which James A. Moore has in
snd 70 the following described property, viz:
! wo Iogn lots, with sli the improvements there
on, stlsIed in the town OF Columbia, Tennessee,
and known 10 the plan OF sad iown as Lots Nos
III and us, and bounded as follows: on tbe north
BY William Brogn's stable lot On the east by
John, the BARRIERS, lot on the south by r. becca
Dews lot, and on the west by James Watkins lot
being levied on 10 satisfy nents rendered BY the
at its October term, 1853, IN faYor Of W. D. Waples
and Atwood, While & Co., vs.. J. W. Witherspoon
and J. A. Moore.
E R. GLASOOCB,
june 1l-3t L.. M d. z.
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Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF WRIT VEN TX. TO NE
I'D directed, from the Circuit Court of the United
sutes, for the Middle District Of Tennessee at it,
April term, 1854, viii expose 60 pubic sale, u the
highest bidder, for cash, at the Court House door,
in the CITY Of. Nashville, and District aforesaid,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, a. m, on THURSDAY,
the Est day Of July, 1854 all the right title claim
interest ana estate, which Edward \. Williams has
Ia snd 70 eight hundred and ninetY-tNO acres Of
land, situated in Msury county, Tennessee, the
same being the land purchased by said Williams
Of T. G Dunaington, by deed dated February 18th,
ls62, and registered IN the Registers Office Of Mau-
y county, Tennessee, in Book q, volume ID paga
IL, with all the improvements thereon; being
levied on 70 satisfy Judgment rendered by the
Circuit Court OF the United States for said District
at its October term, 1868, in favor of James Wilde
Jr., & Co., vs.. Edward 5. Williams.
+. Z. GLASCOCK,
June list US. NJ NJ b. T
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REBEL WAR MEMS.
Grant Again Changing Base.

Speculation as 10 HIS Movemsnts- WIZ he
Has Moved, and Where he Is Gong
Reports A5om Hunters Mouemasts-
What the Psters5urgidi,s Intend 10 do
1hey DefV GRAFT and Burnside-"Onk
Wat UThk 7Heg Get Butler and His
Negr6eS" The Outer Works Caphred--,
Hot Work Erpected-Colousi 1f;z, Of
Nes0 York, Reported hiHsd, DE
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PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS,
10 BE had AT THE asr
Gallery Of the Cumberland,
-. No. IS GEBAR-sTREKI ~
PRIcE s1.oO Pc COZ.

NO. RAILROAD CULvERT AT EsTELb
10. 3-ssil,oad Bridge over EIs Riyer. destroy
ed - Bragg, June, ise3; rebuilt In eight DAYS ~
mlehssn aeohsnios ald Engineers. Length. 80
n. = si2slssssr and Lsfs5 ot,e EslF0sa Briiss
Ro.f-Q. NJ I,efsriment, Deoherd, Tenn, Ceyt.
s-ooafraesais IN Camp At r'ccherd. Tenn. .
Ne .e--5en kekley's hesag lIar. ega q Cave spuog
near Sieyenson, Ala tfiorninC scenc.f
10. 7--s7en- Neei-y's heaaqusrlers 81 Cave spnug.
nsHr seven e., az ,Esenshg sce1.el
80 s.-.,1.lt1ilseiy L,efar'ineni, sifFonsori
80. a1sievenson. "A f.vrn For Msooa.
No. f9-5~n. Rosecrant nesdqp4Faefa, nssar Ste
SO. Is1R1iis q fsirosd Bridge ovsrIeunessee
kysEi from BregeposS = lens tslasa' boxing
f-.stsnoin kneesf,eri
5s.er, lfelr lezi.s-posi e Aon8 lslana, ioo.lRg
No; llZkssPs . Isasl.ri'gs eysF Tenn River
shore, looking Asst.
Nc. IS-PoItoon Bridge couaeniing tbo Is.aud
Nd. ne Eastein shore. e brdgefcr-. lookns
: fSo.ls--Pouteon tad 'Trsstls Bridse ever me
isnnsssee RIVER, oouneatn'g BlidgePort with ths
! -. ss-Essraa1s to sSlR2jsek Cave
- lsa.as q ~ peife NorSs scar entraooe
> s. So. = s.e.srsneaf s'eseasqa, Ala, csg
- 30. zi-9ae y s,l s arins Stevenson. Ala.
So 2s-,ifoap 9 O'feers q re l'sh EesalaTs,
s, 10 ss-saias sfooilon FAcsory a. lalisosis, on
~ Rtef.
No as-oaptsin Eegsrton's Hesaqusrtsrs. Na-h.
N NJ Is sE;rlarss Iisieery. from ci.iesse.
=. Ne .ss--iIai<ua h ous1 S-sren-on. Ala
- .-eonsr-i-sag Department al Stevenson,
tAiaanih
NJ si-Juncson ~ AID 9. and Rinol,as Ter Raj
- No. sz+-fstlnp rear Stevenson, kls
= No 84-Col Rof.e's Hcadq narters, EtoFens on,
Al, conn1audug zfth Corn. a.
81 80. 81 Ref.es ~ Gea. NeHey's Division, So
70. -csfssry Group isbeEnson, Al.
- 80 --s5rotp ~ Relugses DfcheEd Ieua.
80 NJ .is-t ie4 81 ST. Fen-0n, IA.
No. 3s-cDlFeit - Deeherd, Tenn.
10. - Pa kiyef Bridge.
10 fl-Easf Ieunessee - fsE7e Camp.
s. -. lt-Pontooa ciossEsg Ten8essee RIVER Ct
andrapors msy sd
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Mar haPs Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT ZEN. Ky To NE
II dlrected, from the CiTcuit Caust OF ts United
states, for the Middle District ef Tennessee ct ia
Apf1t term, 1855 based upon & lazy heretofore
made by NE, BY virtue OF Il "a. TO me directed
troln sand Courf, at rs Ociober term, 1885, issed
upon Judgment obtained in said Court, on the
18TH day q May, 1852 in the case Of Logan HuutOa
rs. Joseph NJ. FuQus, for tho sum Of five th lsand
three Eundre0 sud ffty-fve 6tsz- leo dollars debt
and q ,s4As0 damages, sn6 the further sum Of
S25. 81 costs, I " Y expo e to pUbIic sale 70 the
highest bidder, for cash, At the Court House door,
IN the city OF Nashville, and District aforesaid
commencing ct ~ o'clock, g. m, on THURSDAY,
the list day Of July, 1868, al the right title claim
interest and estate, which Joseph n, Fugua has
Ia and to the following tracts or parcels Of Land ia
the county OF Mon goIneFy, Tennessee, VIZ:
A tract Of seven acres, more or less, bounded ss
follows beginning Al the end Of Fuqus's lane, and
rock on his north boundary line, running thence
north 10 degrees; west Bra poles, To rock; thence
south ~ degrees east 1857 poles; thence south
SIX poles, 70 EuqUs's corner; thence north Ss5 de-
gre 5; west 1857 poles, to the beginning And q
tract lying m district MOL, Of said county hound
ed - follows: beginning at hickory tree the
northeast corner Of a tract Of land conveyed by
William Bel 10 Garner Newman, running south
81 poles, To a blackjack tree; then,ss east de-
grees; south 1870 poles TO post-oa; thence north
81 poles, 70 stake; thence vest Ie0 poles, to the
beginning, containing 81 acres, moro or less. And
z trsct Of land known as said Fuoua's home place
containing about 2s5 scTes, boanded on che north
by G. v. Greenield's and Jack Bryans lands, on
the wesi by T. L. Zanley's lards On the south by
Jesse Saddiers lands and Morgan Grant lands and
on the east BY the lands OF q. Parkhara's heirs
Z. r. GLASCOCR, U. S. N. M. D T.
funs list
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Marshal's Sale

DY VIRTUE OF a WRIT VEN. EK. TO NE
ID directed, from the Circuit Court Of the Unite 4
States, for the Middle District Of Tennessee st its
ApTil term, 1854, based upon levy made hereto
fore by me, by virtue OF #. n. TO me directed
from said Court, at It's october term, 1863, issued
upon judgment obtained in said Court, on the
10Th day Of April, 1853, in the care OF J. p Kill
breth, trustee, Nicholas Hohson, for the aum OF
1893 debt, and SIe5.26 damages, and the further
sum of Sz5sj cost, will expose to pubic sale, to
the highest bidder for cash, az the Court House
door, in the city Of Nashville, District aforesaid
commencing at TO o'clock, a. m, on THURSDAY
the 2lst day OF July, 1854, all the right title, claim,
interest and estate, which Nicholas HohsOn has in
and 70 lot of ground in Edgsfeld, Davidson coun-
ty, Tennessee, beginning al the corner Of John
lHxs lot, on Chsrch-street, running thence south
sJ poles, to stske, thence east 30 feet to an a.
lev, thence north 3sUfeet, to stake, Dix's corner
thence west along the line Of Dxs lot. 20 the be-
ginning. T. K. GLASCOCK, u. s. n. NJ D.. T.
June list
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George Francis Train has just made
a speech in Onaha, Nebraska, in Whic'l
be urged that the National Capital
should BE- guoyed from Washington TO
that place.
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Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS rea. e. TO
ID ms directed, from the Circuit Court Of the
United States for the Middle District Of Tennessee
at its April Term, 1854, will expose to public sale
TO the highest bidder for cash, at the Court House
door, in the city OF Nashville and District Aforesaid
commencing at II o'clock, .. m, on TUESDAY,
the 6th day Of July, 1874, all tee right utle cajur
interest and estate, which William NJ. Dismukes
has in and to piece or parcel ofIand lying on the
Nashville and Gsllatin Turnpike, u miles from
Nashville, contani z fire hundre,l and sixty-fve
acres, more OF less in District No. %. of Davidson
county, Tennessee, bounded By CumbeTl md Riv-
or on the South, on the Esst and North by Mansoos
Creek, WITH its various mennderings, and on the
West by the lands Of William Grizzlrd, Alfred GrE-
card, and Plnckuey Gibson; levied on, with what
ever Improvements there may be ON the same. 10
satisfy judgments rendered by said Circuit Court,
against Fsrrer, Osmulfes Co.. and in favor oi
Potter, White Bailey, and Bepedict, Hall B Co.
+. r. GLASCOCK
may 25-w4t Us NJ. NJ. p. T..
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20. NecrelNy 81 -:

AiOft btcfttAy ~ R0I
SIR-The force of the enemy, men
toned in my last dispatches as being
on the Long Bridge road, disappeared
during the night 1t was probably adj
vanced to cover the movements of the
main body, most of which, as far as l
can learn, crossed the Chickahominy
at Long Bridge, and below, and has
reached James river at Westoyer, and
Wileox's Landing. A portion of Gen
eral Grants army upon leaving our
front, at Cold Harbor, is reported to
have proceeded to the White House,
and embarked at that place Every
thing is said to have been removed, and
the depot at the White House broken
up. The cars, engines, railroad iron
and bridge timber that had been
brought to that point have also been
shipped
Very respectfully, &c,
X r. TVr Gaparo1
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The ladies sewing circle IN Boston
made Ia the season ust closed o,5s4
articles Of clothing. 3,410 d which we're
SEAT - the sanitary Commission. and
The rest q. the sufferers in Fast Ten
nessse.
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Marshal's Sale.

DTs VIRTUE Or TWO WITS OF ALIAS
ID 6el Jdcias 20 me directed frnm the Circuit
DoET1 q tbs Inited States for the Middle District
Of Tennessee, issued az is April term, 1854, and
funded upon judgments obtained ia sad G6urt,
on the 2Sth day o. April, 1865, in the csse q r
Woods Msrsl & Hayward, ard Waits, Austie 4
McNeeh, Is. Jno. b Eyeretts val expose 70 pub
House door, Ia the city q Nashville, and District
floresaid. commencing ~ 10 o'clock. =. m, On
SAID SiiAl, the S0ih day 81 July. 1854, ail he
right, ute, interest and asizi-, which Ino. B. Nv
ereti has IA and % an undivided fourth pert OF =
tract Of and, eoataining 6D acres, more or less,
iylng IN District Nc 2, Davidson county, Tennessee,
telae the eaHe tFact Of land that Tnos f. Everett,
deeeasef, was seized aud possessed 81. and The
diEidad fourth part az hsc he dsEsad % sad Jno.
r. EVerott subject tothe LIE cstsis Of Il zbefh Ey-
eretf widow II szid Thomas H Everett, desa.ed.
z. R. GLAsCocks =. s. n 81. 3. 7.
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GEN. LEE on GRANT S MOVEMENTS.
From the Richmond Examiner, June 16-Editorial.
Grant has determined on another
change Of base. This was indicated
early yesterday morning by the follow
ing official dispatch from Gen. Lee 10
the Secretary of War;
HEADo'Rs, ARMY o. NORTHERN Va,
June l4-9 P. NJ
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F. LINCK,
No. CoLLEGE-sTREET,
NASHVILLE,TENN.

Just RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT. MY
- store,
100 casesOid Bourbon wHIsKEY,
20 Cognac Brandy,
% 4" Jamaica Rum,
90 4" Assorted Bitters
70 " Madeira Wine,
To- CataWba Wine,
IS A" Sparkling Wine,
40 Champagne Wine,
co F" Rhine Wme
go bbls. Cincinnati Lager Beer
~ " OH Bourbon Whiskey,
~ Robertson County Whisky
The above Wines and Liquors are all Of the best
quality If you don't believe it, call anil Judge for
yourselves. +. LlNCK.
une S-lm
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K. f. LIZ, General
WHERE IS GRANT GOING, AND wHY2

Immediately after the receipt of this
dispatch, a number of rumors were
started through the city, and specula-
ton was rife as to where Grant was
making for Some thought that with
his army beaten and demoralized, and
himself smarting under the disappoint-
ment of not being nominated at Balti-
more, he was Withdrawing his army to
Washington. Others that he was ma
king back to Fredericksburg Others
again thought that he vas making for
Suffolk, to move against the Railroads
in North Carolina Others that he was
sending off the bulk of his army to re-
inforce Sherman in Georgia. And still
another opinion was that he was NOV
ing off TO the south side. Ridiculous IS
some of these were, they were the ru-
mors of the day, and IS such we note
them. To heighten this speculation, a
deserter who came in yesterday report
ed that Grant was under arrest for
drunkenness; that he had been dead
drunk since the day of the fight near
Hanover Court House, and had 10 be
borne in an ambulance All this tended
to increase the anxiety, and to give
color TO every rumor that was heard in
the streets; but by night il was pretty
definitely ascertained that Grant, or at
least the greater portion Of his army,
had crossed over to the south side We
heard Of no official intelligence Of this,
but from information we received last
night we see no reason 10 doubt IT,
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McClLL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES, Is
GROWING HIN WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES, AS IT IS IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

My books viii show that for the past Eve months
my practice has increased hundred per cent. over
the last year. until It ie not to be surpassed by any
in the State. With my general practice in the city,
treat the following