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IMPORTANT TESTIMONY.
(cspy.
~ Of;cs of the L. boz itory Of Or. J. .. PshS,

lCspyl
~ Of;es Of the LsooIiSry % DR. J. y Penis
isls Of Jas K Chiffon Co., Z
No. 80 Pnnce-st., corner u Mercer
LAVE, Chiffon NJ. H., JuL;us y. fohLs. ID. D.. ns-
ivt,eai and Coasnltias CAsmis". ,s.,
Ih,v, made chemical maly Of .he iIopie. "srvn pre-
,.r,d by Mss.s Csusno, Bros Co., s"a ioihn Allsr
i,ron IA examinations Of tbst II 10 eonIo-.d -aensNey oil
vegetable sub,,s icrs-prineipsiy o. tsin. .Ie 80
in, didd n.depsl Properties eoA .ins n",ilig a car
80 del.t.IIou, 70 be,tb when taken internally or Ap2nra
.Ilsrp.y; 1t. sstnng-Dt and healing 1opeios o,As s
10 s,sp ksmorrhsg.s snd heal woands eiee &C
Isi.,.n JULIUS d. POuLE, ~ d.
Successor 70 DR.. Jas. n. Chiffon \ Co.,
Anal ea Chslrist III
u...,. CIx,yyo BRsraEls Coffin 'kses. ~ "ns
-. Ion. .na,nny from very bed fcon on hef fs' hsid
hisb had TO be sp-ned at last Tbs Wand VI" [" u'1en ~
hsed ..I aud the opening - l-fsr ana esp os
,h,, ala. might o.r at fingers waeh were an
cd nut fortunately. tie rcpu alton ~ h- virus v -
Tropical BsI.am." which you prepare rsphea ou,
N, vito used u only remedy. Hnd the isn en-,
w cling shortly disappeared tue mad getting nes n pr
feily hra.d in Ave days, 70 our atonshpsn., nc
,lai o. hr doctor who I'D spcns! the s~id s,ou W. oet
.pos tse I'opics Bassn ,noss 70 'aoi- ana n'.s
10 sdy and am very hsply to .isie 70 Jo9 a.
,.n b. aniv rally seed fo the sshe 81 sap@rus huHs
am with kfcat respect. gcn,rEcn, year nos ooeass'
s-rvsui. ~ hoONhi 4, 70; ~ ~. - :.
yrw.Youx geb 10. 1851
NR DR. Ia c. CAkarso-Deay SV have bssn suserny
no. .v-v pain Of the thumb ring tho Ass
nv, aout, nssd by 70 Which WAS lane-i ~ surgeon
IN, amer had cavity with proud 6ssi and ~" 90 Dsay
,~d and p.nfo that thought would never DO able TO use
sxn.u; but low sppicscns made ~ you Of shs ioIesl
a.au prepared by Csrere brokcs To- wsfr su' ois ~
te ., up the tD:rr which entirely wed, and c. uss
freely Having Ip-r"rced the wonderful benefits VI 'lis
mr., can ssfly recommend 10 ali s0h-rins human.
No. 3i3 lsssv
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lt.,sirui Yn3.fa.Ieri3

TIVE condition Of instrument players wonid
Il be miserable whrp syf'rins Ion teion' b"' TOT VIC
/" Tropical BALSah" BY The u.r ~ rhl"h s-y 'en =
Medical"
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prorosa!e.
AxxY ClcfsfSa isr qcirscl ifF ca,
Casa sAri, vnio. Ausn.s !, IoJ.

"a mi CI.oI sAri, vnio AUsn.s |, los
nGOPOSaI.S at my,t.d IS no uuiefa EAru,
L anai THURSDAY Asgss Is iaA At two O'clock p NJ
fos IN fnisnr & TAI, dep aens by contfsetj ~ih
Army hEiR.S-OkAf fLAsSELl
ETDl kTIBSj u,
se<crins the sample whcs nay DC seen o. me opV VI
CseihiIg sni EusipaS IL a'i' si'y NJ,
n. y. d. v.,.s ires Of .has. tho o. Ius ercr War-
he..r In tIis rity rood peni With tue name 9.
th. psry ainl ue tie hid snd lu,nty Of good. ds'nsty
arked on each article 900 ". knsr. -,
P.r-s oaefing goods distinctly state Ia then va, be
quantity they popose 10 iursh the prize ana ,iar q" DEW
eIy.
sampes when submitted mnst bs msised snd NUMBERED
IN rspond vita thr rpsrs, and rbr s~- iherr- n'
guaTane that i. sooi he IA .Seif fcJ>e eq'- 'ne'
to- etL. rw Sc tlc'paresa " III no. - r'n.i erred
faeE.n'y sse oy l'vo Ie,roshe r.i'1 ih,' .ee'u
1 yuNsut>ei lat the niiurr a. supply 'hr II
iic les aflcd 10 him nrdsI hii pr"po.I - a. -
nids viii BE- op..-s TIulsJsy. Auensf 70 leA w"
o'clock, D. IT, at dis o6oe aud bidder sre vae'see !" "
present.. a., 49,
Awards will ss rnsde on FriAy. Ausut ~ lStt ,,,.,-
Bc1s will % od TIA; the cont ACT val Or 's"nA'
hnllel
T.ie.rsms relating to Propo~c:' viii not be ,ced
Blank forns proposals. Contracts and poi1' nsy Be 90
tanei oil Tina oEsss.
Tae r.h eject any bid deemed unreasonable Is re'erred
BY order Of Col. Tsos SWORDS. a. H. -. . =.
T.. ". MOI. fON, Captain Erd 4. ". u.
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OYrrz, DSror CoNsIssArr o. SgssfsrEscs
NAsEIIgTos DC. Ans 4, 1914
rNDnDnCaJ EhtlgEN "A RHEl n hu

=. =
PROPOSALS for EMPTY BARRELS and
i BOXES-sssled Proposals. 10 duplicate, are invites
until the 18th ina W u O'Clock for The purchase 81 II the
sopy Barrels aud Boxes the Sabsenre Department may
have TO sIsse of At this Depot. including all within We
eneeut limits Of the District Of Colshlba
foliows via:
Flour bsuel Pork Reef baes Coffee 90 sngar barrels
Bean Rics SAT- barrels. Vinegar or whisky b.fes OF
kegs bacon barrels casks Bacon boxes Hard breed DSrrs
Tee chests Candle and Soap boxes and mss .tae distinctly
the lind or class Of each article tie bidder proposrs Tor
contract viii DO entered Bts with tue sgne-t rcspon.ibe
bidder and bond With good ard SUFFICIENT eenrty ranired
for Lhs faithful performance Of the contract lac emeef IN
the Cotnssry Station Depot " 70 be Tho JUICE
quality snd condition Of the articles. and what sr
es cose under the dderentssses the CONTRACTOR 10 ase
the articles away from each station depot bis own 'k
and peB.e ed osn lac .haA DO notified BY the olcoI
In charge ~ rFn0yo them
Paysn. Wi repaired svsry tea days OF A. shss as the
Gesernnent way direct
hght IN Reserved 10 reject any bid for any esase.
Proposals be indorGed Proposs FOR empty Beres and
BoIe ssd addressed TO the at 10 ?23 street
s. c. GREENE, Captain md o. 3. V.
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DROPOSALS FOR FUEI. for the Coasty

PROPOSALS. FOR FUEL. for the COusty oi
i NV York, will be received ,in August 1''H' "
o'clock p. NJ. a,,, =, M,
tons hest Gus y ansrsciis COAL To Ia de- '--d rhs
Tie north en.beT next a. such Pses III 'H''y "a
may b. directed may ,,nnn
Also the piev pr cord 70, 30 cord Of best PINE WOOD
sawed aud spit. $3.50 go - - c,,
counos on fael tie Office u tue board o. ,uIe'no"
No. ,y Hail.
August ,3,h 1854.
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Jron. Sc

DAGS!--Thc highest market price paid 20
III Mixed Rage Imp rections, B.nderS shaving Sse -
kiIds Of Pager hsAsrs ssnsk Nv JOHN AnpHxHws.
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rpHE MORRIsTOWN COLLEGIATE IN

L snTUrE for YOUNG MEN, will be opened for the
RECEPTION Of pupils the I'd Of September For circulars
AN0LADE Now Hambugh NJ Y. uniii the 10th OF August
md The Institute konstowp. Now sssy ssI that tas
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Gorses. Carriages, ST.

IF you wish to enjoy a nice ride or drive.
L spit. Of your PILES, use TIE TROPICAL HALSAA-'
See sdyeri 1enl under Medical"
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OuAlrYssAsrEgs Oyucs, Nav yosK. April II. lssk
A RfiLLERY HORSES WANTED.-l,0 900
= Artillery Horses wstsd, FOR wtich One HUNDRED nd
Seventy 70 One Hundred and figty Dollars viii 30 nsA
for all that psss inspection These hosss uast oe s9snd
every p.rticu broken barnoss kss tha l3s hands
Lsh sad VIII presented for inspection 1t tie Covernms
Stables, 1th-st, between llsh and ll.h sysuneN
STEWART VAN vLIEr CaAteriI ,tsa.
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CAvALar BunaAu OFFICE oy ASSISTANT SuAsrsa-
ullrxa Ns 10 srArs sr, Sgv.Yozk, Jnre To- in% j.,
CAVALRY HORSES WANIED.-l VIII
Tia, say DO pr.ssatsd and pass inspection The oysuns
st.b!rs corner 10Th sv sxa 18th this city until fsh
notice. =,
Payment vii BE- nsie In shsets payable IN eersinos
noIr nsses received
49, ons nundrsd I'D lxty I've tlSSJ dollars each
GEO 7. BREWING, Cs?s snd A. @ u.
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SEWING-MA CHlNES. ,ru,
,o5 sXIE ' s.o o M.sSinss BOUGHT and EXCHANGED.
''' ~" r. Il DIAMOND. Ne. ~ br0sd"sy.
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John DWIGHT g. CO.,
u No. IL oLD-SLP, NETWORK,
Manufacturer Of
aALERATUS, SUPER-CARB: OFSODA, As-
And Sole rents in the City Of New orb fss
PROF. EBEN. N. HOhSFOBD'S
CAEAx or TARIAk S&lASV1Iu6A
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Heads sff.nxes are advised 70 keep always this HLsan BY
them In IN time " Of WOUNDS Hsnon'
aHasEs BoRxs Bscsxs ke. thss obtaining an ini"eda'e
cure and .,is time .uernss md money also, those ~hs
devoted such occupations expose them 10 SAnssf OF
r,qar. the wberewih they may b injured
Price Il bottles, 81 csnts and 81
General Depot al WA 4. SHELLS No. waIl-sA. New.
y orb. RrtsIled 81 the dIuG storea
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TINTED STATES HORSE and CARRIAR
AUCTION MART. f.4

fIFTH-AN, cor. titn-s-i new ioks =.
tn. ,,scr-torv voud beg esvs 20 1fca the pubhs tha9
their .ses stables ,r y Completed for the resspsSa
HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARNESS. he, in.endse IGs
ulcrea wil b faithfully protected and rsscrnA nAAs
promptly. AN .. - -
WEDSsSDAY and SATURDAY throughout the yess, sse
no jbbns dealing upon the part Of any enc eonLeeese
wnh the sssablshnest will under any circuGaancss %
allowed II,
They hope receive the patronage q the sunns:: sa
soorin. eon,unl.v and will always esdeivor 10 me tneu
continued confidence and commands: Their scses ios u
exhibition OF Horses, Carriages. Busges, h,re. sc ssnnes
wi. ostcrs fuy aclo,n,sd with their dases oeser With
carriage show rooms capable Of exhibiting over loo vehcss
Uor,s, Carriages or Harness Intended for Wednesdsye
...s should be sent Saturday preceding bot w b
received unt sp. Monday Tsose Intended fSi sstsr
day Sales shoud 10 sent The "Wednesday ~csd' ~
ssl. days bit will bs received anti NJ on rhufsisy.
NJ b. Groons viii In attendance q any railway Aspo
landing in New YORK, receiving
post or telegraph that hos-s esTrsg-s WIZ ,ve ~ 49,
eouveyaace The public respectfully nyita =" nsps~
ths srsxaremsuts II. J. JORDON Co. froprtstus
'"' s.b-sv ssd +tb. q.
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Guaures for busiuess Hell

BUILDING and R.POWERt 20 LEASE
ID ., G.envls Conn., rs nile. from New York ,npp'y~
A. SERGEANT. No. lsWAlG
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EDWARD II. DIXON, III. d., Editor OF Inc
II sea pei sreni. -Iclu,ively OPERATIVE sURGEAf
and M ueys ob.sqv disco Of tho Pelvic Niscsra Norma
sIr.tu. it.uottLsJ. Nsfcoo.is AID TiulA Once ours
f,on 20 9 a. and 20 voains. a. No. ~ Filth avenue
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UNITED PiANO-fOkTE MAhERS,
u No. ~ WALkEH-sf hrw.iofs. 49,.
An the StockLoijers bang superior raissl "oisnsn var
co',psny 4. ahl~ 20 OFFER THIIk fiANDf q Law ~
pRIt.C, THAN ANY UVIiLk fiksrcLass HOUSE.
E,,Ty ln.trupelt guaranteed for Five Year.
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'T,UE WEBER PIANO FORTE

rINuE CELEBRATED PIANOS OF !. g.
FISCHER In, ria.t r-.labr tiAn ap-dr. .bo e.a''
,nd retail at no4,ras pnce. NO. I'll 1 Pc ~ ~ Nr
2gtI.s,. peLT ytiiuv
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Sale Of Valuable City and Edgeaeld
= -rv PrnnaTfr

(. DY virtue Of Deed.of Trust executed to me on
4 I'D the 2ah day of September, 1850, by George
w. HItchiHgs and wife, MelissaJ. Hiiehngs and one
supplementary thereto, executed By the.sane par
ties theIst day Of October, 1850, the first res-
tsred in the Registers Office pf Davidson County
7 Book No. 81, pages 2S5 and g36, and the second
registered fsaid Office, Book No. 81 page 2f, and
t0F Fle purposes theTein mentioned, to-SIts To SCI
cure the payment or a debt due 10 A. NJ. WaddelL
viii, on the ed day Of April, ls64 at the CouIf
House door in the city of Nashville, expose % pub
lie sale 70 the highest bidder. for cash the fellow
ing, described real estate sitated in the civ of
Nashville and Edgefeld, the first bounded hs fol-
lows, io-wit; Being Lot No. 50, an tho pkn Of the
city OF Nashville, beginning a the north-West cor
per of a lot owned BY John p ErHin trustee, 90
Cay Ftreef, running then westward with Gay street
n,nefy Gy9) feet, thence solthwarlly parallei 70
Cherry streetseyeIty t70l feet TO the corner Of 4.
s. SMELLS lot tlience fssils.srsiif -siit sefis Enb
niHety t5 feet 70 the corner q sad at oEned BY
toAn !. Erwin, tlnstee, thence nosthgard'y with
lns hne seventy co feet - the begiinihg, and be-
ing the same that WFs conveyed 10 said Hitchngs
~ +. NJ Reynolds By deed, recorded il the Reg
lsteFs Office Of Dayidson county, Book No 26, page
42l, said lot has two tenenents thereon, one brick
fronting 4ols feet Gay street. the other Frame
fronting As - feet said street, and viii BE- sOl
seParattly 10 stlit purchasers Possession cannot
be given, unless ly agreement with tenants, until
Christmas next.
Also, at the same time and place. and upon tho
same terms herein before sisted if the proceeds Of
the trst he not sufficient, will sell the following
/ described premises: One lot in Edgeheld, QDis-
tret No. lSs Oh the north side Of Cumberland river
adjoining Mary Ann Chadweii and others known
and described rs Lot No. 2, containing two and one
half acres including the street or alley on each side
and bessnnIig at the northeast corner of Lot No. 2
in tie middle of the Vaughan Turnpike and run
ning snuth 70 poles to the middle of street % feet
wide, thence east poles 10 stake thence north 40
poles to the middle of Vaughan Turnpike thende
west 10 poles 70 the beginning, being the same con
veyed tosaid Hjtchnlgs by decd, tpcoried in tile
Register Office of DaSEisOn county, IN Book No.
26, page 42O. Theaboye property viii be sold with
ont equity Of redemption, and with al right Of
dover waived and deeds 1fadc 10 purchaser March
=, 1864. ~ ABNER TURNER Trustee.
E.DwAnD II. EAsT, Attorney for Beneficiary.
Haf ij-td -.
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FenIan Observation-Disclosures PPesen-
tatiOn---sDeeChes

Abeautiful green silk flag trimmed
with yellow fringe and appropriately
decorated, was presented to the Fenian
Brotherhood, Thursday, by the Irish
ladies Of Nashville We copy the sub
joined account Of the ceremony and
! speeches from the Dispatch
The President, THos McC4RTY, ESQ
introduced to the audience Miss Han
nah Callahan, who had been selected by
the ladies to make. the presentation.
She performed the task imposed upon
her with signal ability and grace, and
was loudly applauded during and at
the conclusion of her address, which
was, in substance, as follows
Mf. PreSidc9t, and Members Of .ths Fg,saa
brotherhood Permit me, in the name Of
the ladies Of Nashville, 70 present 20
YOU this beautiful banner. Would that
the benifcent Creator had given me
the tongue of an angel, that j might be
able to express to yeu the sympathy we
feel in the cause you have espOused
We are in the midst Of a cruel civil war,
which threatens to Fend as0nder the
land of our adoption; bat while you
are in arms, and striking in defence Of
1.-the cause Of the Union, we contend
that no voice, divine or human, calls
upon US to forget our poor, dOwn-trDd-
/ den, suffering IRELAND (ApPause.
Strike, then, Tor the cause of your ma
tive land
Snatch from the ashes Of YOUR sires
The enbers of. their former fires,
And be who in the strife expires
Will add b theirs a name OF lear,
That tyranny shall quake % hear.
In our native land lies the precious
dust. Of our iorefathers beneath the
blooming shamrock a fair sister is per-
haps sleeping How many of you, with
in the sound. Of my voice, have wept
over the grave Of q fond mother, whose
dying blessing as it fell upon her pill
grim boy, is still fresh in your memory ?
VIII you remain laggards, far away from
your bleeding country, when her famine
stricken women and children are crying
for relief 2-while our fellOw-country-
men are praying for you to assist IN
breaking the chains that bind them 10
the foeY Shall Irelands patient voice
be forever. unheeded? Are. there no
Washingtons among this noble Broth
erhoOd who viii bRekle-OB their aT1por
and hy to the. relief OF our injured Erin
Yes. felldw-countrymen, the ladies Of
Nashville believe thatthe arm Of every
man Who now stands before us Is ready
foF the work and / think 1 hear you
eTclaiu6. in the words Of Moore
40 Tor the swords Of former time
D for the men who bore themi
When ARMED fortnight, they stood sublime,
And tyFants eFouched beioro thsmP
Not until Brip's Isle is released from
TIA cruel thfaldoTa, should her children
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MARRIAaR ANp PUNERAL NofIeEs
ANNorNckMENIs7 oF cANbInArps.

Viii be.charged at tbs. usual. advertising rates.
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES
For State Officers %
For County 0fIeers... @
For City Officers. 3 o.
We, the undersigned. have elis day adopted the
above rates, to which we bind ourselves strictly to
adhere. WAr. CAMERON, the Union,
JOHN WALLACE, for the Dispatch.
N1sHvHLE, TFNS., July25, 1858.
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The handsome volume containing
the autographs Of all the Presidents,
from Washington down 70 Lincoln pre-
sented 70 the Albany BazaaF b. Rev.
DR. Sprague, was sold few dsy8 since
70 Erastus Corning Jr, for $50
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5000
ACRES OF LAND
FOR SALE. (:

UTE have for sale 3, 600 ACRES OF VERY DE-
w SIRABLE T1MBERED LAND, located in
Cheatham County, on Turnbull Greek, and near the
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad, = miles nom
the eiiy OF Nashville. This tract Of Land is well
tinabered, with poplar and ether timber sJatt}e foi
bidding purposes, and IS possessed o tRe hnesl
Water-pOwet in Tennessee reIderlngit admirably
,siarfed for the establishment % SllF-3llil-.
Those desrOus OF engaeEng IN the Lumber and
Wood business, viii find tito be profitable invest
ment. kbOot 100 acres is cleared and mgiby pro-
ductive and no place in Tennessee ls better adapt-
ted for Orchards and Vineyards. The whole tract
has been Surveyed and sub-diTided into tracts ol
f2S 20 3G7 acrss. plot can be seen 90 our Office.
TERxs.-11s cash and. the balance on credt Of
one and two years.
ID EsIDENCE 10 wandnss Grove, eontalIng 9
II rOotns. Price, $500
ID EsFBENCE- in Watkins GROVE, containing 4 or
IL FOoHss. Price, $3.50
ID EsIDENCE on Cedar street, containing 7roonss.
II Price, $500, half in Planters Bank
DEsIDENCE on North side Cumberland rger,
II 20acres Of Land This is a magnificent house
aud fine Garden Land. Price, s@5,0os
A FISE FARM 3 miles from the ,esy,, l57 acres
"a Of Land, magnificent House, hinli IN tlle latest
style Of architecture. Price SzuuO ga Gold, or ~
equivalent IN Z. s. currency
A MOST desirable piece Of Property On Broad
"A street, free nom taxation. Prce, 5000.
"A Price, ssROee.
T1OUR. COTTAGE RESIDENCES. near he Re-
serEDir. Price, $50 each. =
n FsIDENcE on c5llege street, near the rea,
IL dsnoe Of Isaac RSll, ESQ. Pree, s2,Oo0l =.
II Es1DESCE in Edge6eld, corner Of spnng ard
II .Ye5nore streets. Ppee, 81 80
100 ACRES OF LAND. ~ roiles rom the
IUU city, unimproyed Prce, SEQ per sere. r.
WE have ,also, 40 vacant Lots ils 'tha city and
!. w suburbs for sails and lease. ,-.f
For particulars, spplyt0
w. MATT BROWN 4 co,
Real Estate and General Business Agents,
.Msz lin % Ne. Al Cherry street
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There Is a tenement-hOuse in New
York city having sixty-eight rooms,
eight by ten feet, containing seventy
families, Of one hundred and forty4our
adults and one hundred and thirty-eight
children, elven dogs, and .iorty-three
cats.
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United States Of America.
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNEssEE4No

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE mo. 40.
"HEREAS, on the 18th day of February, 1854,
w an mf0rniatiohwas filed in the District Court
ofthe United States for the Middle District Of Ten
nessee, by Horace ii. Harrison, Esq, Attorney Of
the United States for said District, against copper
rollers lot ofiron pipe, lot ofiron scraps small
east-ron furnace, and lot Of small wooden rollers,
owned by.W 3. Whitemm, and against ali persons
lawfully intervening for their interests therein, al
leging that said property seized 10y Charles Da-
Wis IN said District on land forfeited 10 the Uni
ted States for causes in said information set forth
and alleged to be true, and praying for the usual
process and montion.
Now, therefore, Thereby give public warning to
all persons concerned III Interest in sand property
to appear before said Court, at the, Federal Court
Room; III the Capitol al Nashville, on the Sd Mon
day in April next, at 10 o'clnck, A. NJ, then and
there 20 nterpOse their claims and make their alle-
cations +. r. GSLASCUCK.
us. Marshal for the Mid. Dist Tennessee.
Mar 15-2Ot
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-19
United States Of America.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNEssEE-No. 81.
UTHEREAS, an information Syas filed in the Dis
tFiet Court ofthe United States for the Mid
die District of Tennessee on the l4h day OF March,
1864, 10y Horace II. Harrison, ESD, Attorney of the
United States for said District, who prOsecutes
therein; well behalf Of the United States rs Of
Joseph Il. Dillin; ESQ Surveyor OF Customs at
Nashville, Tennessee, against three thousand nine
hundred and hinety-tWO dollars and hsdf in gold,
of which one Robert Dickson j. the reptted owner,
and against sll persons lawfully intervening for their
Interests therein, alleging that said property had
been heretofore seized in said District land, as
forfeited for causes in said information set forth and
ayeFred 10 be true, and praying for the usual pro-
cess and Inoaition.
Now, therefore, pursuant to The monition under
the seal Of said Court, 10 me directed hereby give
public waIningto ali persons concerned IN interest
in said property, to- appear before said Court ON tho
3i Monday III April next, at tlle Federal Court
Room, IN The Capitol at Nashville in said District,
then and there % preponnd their chlms and make
their allegations in that behalf 81,
+. r. GLASCOCK,
T. S. AIafshal for tie Mid. Dist, Of Tehnesseei
Mar 17-20t -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-18

CoSrLAeRATIoN AT A PRIVATE PARTY.
AT a private party in the vicinity of
South Park, few evenings ago, coal
oil lamp, suspended in the hall, fell, broke,
and set fire to d lady's dress. Singularly
enough the hall belf did not fling. The
fine gauzy substance in which the lady
was dressed blazed up like finder. Be-
fore the conHagratig had made much
Roadway, however, Z, Is discovered by a
gentleman in attendance, and Immediately
extinguished. Not only was the fire ex-
tinguished, but the lady was put out
very much so at discovering the damage
done her dress. The oil on the floor con-
tinued to burn fercely until police Off
Ger threw his overcoat on the flames.
Others followed suit, and horse blanket,
brought in from the street, finally did the
business. Once out, the affair was re-
garded as a joke. Probably some one
asked the lady whose fame she was.
Others undoubtedly told her they never
before knew that she was fire-belle.
The remark may have been made that hose
being near, spreading of the conAagra-
ton need not have been anticipated. I'm
derneath all, however, lies an escape from
dreadful death, and the occurrence OF
one of those ballroom casualties which
throw families into mourning, as well as
furnish items for the newspapers.-S. F.
Bulletin, Jan. l6.