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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-16
"A by the q
Or. STRICKLAND S PILE REMEDY.

Read what a sufferer says
Nr. j. L. Hstarie, isf Second street. Cincinnati. o.
says be hes been dreadful sufferer with Piles Tor long
time, and has tried nearly everything and could obtain
30 Tesiei He used about one-fourth - a pot % Dr
srioklan6's fe Olnnent and e made complete cure
he advises every one suffering % try IL.
Sold by all Druggists az 80 cents per pot Manufactured
~ Ne. East fourth street. Cincinnati. q. Ask for
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-05
British Merchants Propose 10 Fit Out
a Cruiser to Catch the Alabama.
Prom the Iivcrpool Pos, Feb. 10.


1t was currently reported on Chance
yesterday that in q few DAYS one Of ne
fastest screw steamers aaoat would leove
a British port ON "a cruise after the Ala
bama. This new steamer has been NM
chased and is being fitted out. al the
sole expense of two first-class Enqlisb
houses-one in London, and the ofber
in this town-both Of whom have s,c
fered heavily in consequence on the 10.
predations Of the famous Copfederato
cruiser The new vessel, ID is expeoted
will steam 3 or 4 knots faster Than
the Alabama ever could OF win do be-
sides being much stronger. aud wben
armed earring guns of such a cal;bre
and construction the chances of the
Alabama being able TO cope with bar
win be hopeless She viii be command.
ed by a man who has already Gained
much notoriety in connection with
ocean navigation. and in whom Captair
Semmes will find foe WORTHY of his
steel" The mission ofthis new steamer.
while it win be chiefly to hunt and
catch the Alabama, wiz alse be directed
against the other Confederate cruisers
Georgia, Florida, Rappahannock.
Should the latter get to sea-, and Tus-
ealoosa Already two barQues have left
England with Goals for the ~new
conner, which win be discharged NJ
one or two ports which this vessel will
make her rendezvous This steamer.
of course, viii act in conjunction with
the Federal cruisers now on the look ont
for the Alabama We may here repeat
that the action on the part Of British
merchants IS prompted by heavy com.
bined and personal losses IN the destruc-
ton of neutral goods in American bot
toms, and also By the fact that hitherto
all the efforts of the Federal navy 10
capture the Alabama have been fruit.
less.
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The EeIIed Prophet Of DIxIe.

Is there not a certain resemblance
between the Rebel Leader and Moore :
ArchFiend, Mokanna7
True, JEFF Davis has some few conf
dants who are behind his veil, but he
is equally the exponent, the incarna
ton of fend, and lie upon his de-
luded followers TO whom he has prom
ised a magnificent Slave Empire.
Listen to his late appeal-his endeav-
or TO raise their dropping spirits, and
then read Mokannas last "Proclama-
sion" thus heralded by the poet
"BIokanna sees the world is his no more;
One sting at parting, and his grasp is Ger.
what dropping powP thus with unblush-
ing cheek
He halls the few who yet can hear him
speak,
ofasn those fanished slave, around him dy-
ing.
WHAT dropping now? Now when at length
we pross
Home Ger the very threshold Of success;
When Allah from our ranks has thinned
away
Those grosser branches that kept out hisray
OF favor from US, and we stand atlength,
Heirs Of his light and children Of his
strength,
The chosen few who shall survive the fall
Of Kings and thrones triump plant over all
Have you then lost, weak murmurers that
YOU are.
All faith in him who was your light, your
start"
If, in no other point, jeff Davis GER
tainly resembled the impostor in the
extent Of his "unbllshing cheek"
1t is TO be hoped that when the final
catastrophe comes, this modern impos-
tor may not be able to hide his remains
from the public gaze, but that the veil
may be lifted and the author of the
hideous plot which has cost such misery
be fully unveiled to the execrating gaze
Of the millions North and South, who
were equally the intended victims OF
his unholy ambition.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-05

The sunshine quivered On the qulvcring
poplars,
That grew beside the streams
And DER the distant hills there seemed a
glory,
s gold and purple gleami
And know
Tho, even in the March wind there was
music,
And IN the rivers flow.
I loved to hear the signing ofthe water,
To mark its green depths shine;
But more ! loved two brown eyes, calm and
tender,
a dear hand clasped in mine
For I know
! thought that love would last forever,
changeless,
Though rivers ceased 10 flow.
Gone is the sunshine from quivering pop
lars,
The glory from the land;
Gone. the brown eyes that made the sun
shine brighter,
And gone the clasping hand;
For know
Ny tears are like the rivsr--ah, the riv-
= eri
That cannot cease 10 flow.
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Gen. TOOmbs---The Particular Of His
Arrest,
From the Savannah Republican.

We have said nothing of the recent
arrest Of Gen. (now Colonel) Toombs,
and his trial, now progressing before a
courtmartial in this city, for the reason
that We regarded it simply case of
military discipline in which the public
would feel no particular interest But
it seems the event has got abroad, the
story, gathering most marvelously as it
travelled, is done up at length in the
Richmond papers with an almost end
less variety of minutes and speculation,
not one of which is correct 1t IS,
therefore, due to Gen Toombs and to
truth that the facts should be stated as
they are.
And in the outset we would assure
our Richmond contemporaries that the
treason, diSlogalty passport and old l0onan
parts Of the story are all pure fabrica-
tons The facts are well kown here to
be as follows, or perhaps we should say
the allegations, as the trial has not yet
been concluded
Gen. Toombs was at Augusta with q
regiment of State troops recently mus
tered into the Confederate service for
a limited term, and which he command
ed His command was about TO take
the cars for Savannah on one of the
cold days Of the late severe spell They
were 10 travel in box cars; and the sol
diers, after laying place on the floor
of the cars with brick and sand, built
fires thereon for the purpose of keeping
themselves warm on the journey. The
agent of the road, Mr. Selkirk, seeing
this demonstrated with the men, told
them it was prohibited by the rules of
the company, and that when the train
got in motion the fire would blow about,
and the train be destroyed He fur
theImore is said to have stated that the
train should not leave the depot until
the fires were extinguished General
TOombs coming up in the midst Of the
alteration between the agent and his
men, declared that the fires should not
be entinguished, and after cursing and
using much bitter language towards the
latter, had him arrested and kept in
custody by guard He also threaten
ed to have the agent cut to pieces and
thrown into the engine for fuel, togeth-
er with direful other calamities to his
coporeal man. Whether the fires were
out or not, we did not learn. but the
agent, being outnumbered, offered no
further resistance, and the train with
the troops left for Savannah. The agent
reported the case to the railroad com
pany, and, on their complaint TO the
military authorities, Gen. Toombs was
arrested and carried before a court
martial
Such are the facts as we heard them
from apparently reliable sources If
any other circumstances entered into
the cause of Mr.. Toomb's arrest, it has
not come to our knowledge
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For Sheriff.

We are authorized to announce 1t. A. A. CARTER,
Of the 5th Tenn, Cavalry, a. Uui0n candidate fer
Sheriff Of Dayitzon County, % tbs election which
takes place next March. jsn15-tds
We ARE AUTHORIZED To ANNOUNCE T. P
FOBT ss s candidate Tor Sheriff Of Davidson
County Elaettnn. First saturday IN GarJh next
l9
We are authorized to announce JAS n. HINTOs
az CANDIDATE for reelection TO ths oHce o. Sheriff
Of Davidson County, a. the ensuing March eleo'iOu
jaRl5s
re aEr authorized 70 anrounes the RSme q WM-
WILSON - a oAld.dat for The Ohi1e Of sheriff st
the e1su ns March eloction- taa lsf
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cteNf41tls AlAD1nld-
All claims by alleged owners Of slaves
who may be enlisted, will be laid before
the board appointed by the President, and
consisting Of -
The board viii hold its sessions al Nash
vile, Tenn. Rolls and recruiting lists viii
be furnished the board for public informs-
ton, and on demand exhibited 10 anv psr
son claiming that his or her slave has been
enlisted.
Claims must be presented within ten days
after the filing OF the said rolls.
No claims viii be received or entertained
from any person who is or has been engaged
IA rebellion against the Government Of the
United States, OF who in any way has given
aid, or shall give aid or comfort to the enc
mics Of the Government, and ali claimants
shall ti.o with their claims an oath Of sllegi-
ance 20 the Government Of the United
Statcs.
The mastering officer viii furnish official
copies OF all muster-in rolls, for tho In for.
nation and guidance Of the above board.
Any citizen OF Tennessee who shall offer
F bis or her slave Tor enlistment into nc
military service, shall, If such slave be Sc
eepted, receive from the recruiting officer a
certificate thereof, with a descriptive list OF
such slave, and become entitled TO cornpen.
sation for the service or labor Of said slave
not exceeding the sum Of three hundred
dollars, upon fling with the above board a
valid deed Of manumission and release. and
making satisfactory proof Of title and any
slave 50 enlisting shall be forever thereafter
( free.
All enlistments will be made in accord.
anee with the provisions Of General Order
+ No. s2s, current series War Department.
By order Of the Secretary Of War,
GRoHGE /. STEARNs,
Major Snd A. A. q. c. s.,
Com'r Org'n I. s. Colored Troops.
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DIR. KINGS


TO- DR.. KING, formerly Of New York, Tor
NSAss last four years Of Louisville, Ky, who
las devoted ms attention 70 the treatment q pm
vate diseases for 20 years, fstters himself hay ms
attended to practice for 50 many years. emo cured
50 many thousands he IS enabled % cure all diseases
Of q private nature, matter how bad they may D.
from iniudicous medical treatment or nom neglect
Of their owu. pr Kings Dispensary Is No Is
Deaderick street between Cherry and TIE square
second story, where be cures al diseases 81 pr
vste nature.
Gonorrl0a cured without nau5eous medicines or
iuterierehce with business
Structures OF old or recent date effectually cured
in 3 feW days, by operation which cailaes no
PAIN Where structure exists health cannot -
enjoyed. Perhaps 10 disease causes more mischief
and underTunes the health 50 much.
syphilis, with I'll the disease Of the skin, grow
ing out Of neglect Or Tad treatment, can D. eriecru
aIiy cured IA 2 f,w days.
SEsISAL WEAKSIss.-l's Particular attention having
been given D. tins disease, and III the consequence
growing out Of 1t, brought in many cases - the
destructive hahits q iIIcnnsdcrdc youth, ami ex-
cessiye indulgence Of the passions, n neglect OF
which will undermine the Constitution, rendering
the subject unfit ar business o. society, and cGtLs-
ina prCinatUTe old sZc.
Females Nho may ~ laioring With any difficulty
Of iLe womb may rest assured o. hnInodhte re-
lief
Persons residing abroad. by writing and Stating
their case with 30 enei1sed, direct o. lr. A. hing
No - DendericiS street. nashville Tenn, siil have
the necessary medicines sent 70 their address
once hours nom o'clock IN Tie morning Until ?
IN the evening JuSIp-fdWly
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Z rlminal Cou { CIeFk.

We are authos izcd to suHouncs JOHN 3. HAUL
a. candidate for Grim nal Court Clerk q Davidson
Comfy st ths ensuing March election Feo Std
We are authorizes 10 announce W l. EORS IS
candidate for the ofoe 81 Crimil al court Clerk 81
the ensuing March election. Jan Side
W. ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOgN 3 CHARLES
". SMITH IS candidate foT the ol3ce Of CRIMINAL
OOURT CLERK Of Davidson C0uuty, at the Eiecriou
In March next jan26-td%
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State of Tennessee,
DAVIDSON COUNTY

Georgo v. Boyd. Psiailr, ia = s1tby o. isinsl
attselfnsut bef,f- q
southgats, o. =.
John n. Brown, nsisndsni, o. sad eo1Hiy.
IN this eass, The painta. Gcgrze r. Boyd. Sled "a
a alldaFis ard o5tElnod a. agt4chmsut sralnss
John NJ. Brown for 01e hundred ahf tEcnig-ave
dollars, debt due By account, and % moticn IS
paintI asd q appearing % she e'ior 81 ne
Justice that tie cefand a. John r. bIcapi soa-
res. ioEt OF the state q IeuIcsse q d orared that
puhicsfiou BE- made 10 me Nashville Gnl0u 90 icur
saecersive wesks, requiring tte said def-udant 20
appear before sid Justice o. fha oh daT 81 Nsrch,
1884 and plead, answer dem y . sid sat. ether
Wise The cause viii b. st dove ~ hairs er PETE
on that day 6. ~ sOufBGtTE. 90
justice 90 tils Peace.
February Is. fsSi.-fs-PfI. - -
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SPECIAL DISEASES.
o. Cherry Street,
Private or venereaI Diseases

OF oil forms and stages, speedily cured and effect
ually ersdicated from tie system. Recent cases
cured IN lew days.
il would appear needless here to add the impor-
lance Of niPping the evil in is bud but a hint
10 the wise may be sufficient, not only % save
themselves from misery, bat 20 shield their Of
spring from shame and ruin
How often IS Il the Case We see gentlemen drench
themselves with advertised nostrins. After much
loss in pocket and health they are finally forced 10
apply 10 some skilHul physician to BE- cured for
alone can thesediseases be cured properly aud ef-
fectaally whenfhe halts and constitutional idiosyn-
cEasies are known 70 thu doctor who PRESERVES
Otherwise il IS leap ia the dark to expect per-
maneHl cure.
Dr c. Office il vel arranged, and persons affiic
ted with these diseases have the str1ct~st pr
vscy.
Fersous 81 a distance can address HIM by letter,
describing The most prominent symptoms, lat in
sdl difiieit eases 8 personal examination VII u
necessary.
evening hours from in the morning til 9 in the
Ofiiee. Jan 24-ly
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-05

We are authorized TO announce JOHN 4. SkW-
MAN Candidate for select n 70 tie Office Of City
Constable in the First Nashville District, Il the
ensitng March election. Feb I'D
We are authorized to aunouneo JOHN D. Cow
Err candidate for election 70 the Office Of CiY
Constable IN the First EaabviIls District, az tbs
ensuing March election flb I'd
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-05

President Of TIE Iaw school, AZ Lebanon TEAM. ana
Who was f1r ~ years On the supreme bench Of Ten
nessee
sfsir Doihear has SpCut many years "a teaching
and perfecting be system " Instruction. and y b
a. superior % any teacher Of penmanship have
or sen. You VIII perceive az oEfe that he O. nan
Of dne intelligence. he gives no Instruction. without
rsas0n and his Fessoning Is So just and clear that
you al once perceive the principle be seeks 70 mpaTt
and that being dxed u tle UIird, The pupH aoIlng
upon it, soon learns % write With and rapidly
Is well a. with elegance.
commend MT. Dolbear 20 your hind attention, and
trust il viii be consistent with your vie and feei-
lngs 10 forward hrs o5lacis. Any service you may
render him via be wOrthily bestowed and win OblEe
me Very respectfully, youF frienl,
LEsAEoN, TENs., Oct 20, Is5e. n. GREEN.
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Author Of the "ssisuos q PSamsnlaip. ?

Persons ron 70 % years oaa lssrn MS syssssai
IN foa lessons aides are taught 10 Erfs "a q
ueat, easy AID rapid manner, and g5ltlsman in boids
raplt, business style.
10 persons acquainted With ~ merits, hs eesssm
q writing needs no other recommendation BAT those
1nacquainted with o. NJ u. refers % re following
r0Inerka and testimonials Instead Of teschinF Pea
alaushp merely e. an Imitation Ari, sxperi7co o.
% years has enabled hin % reduce d % the ssfaiay
o sciescs, 80 that berg guided b. tsoesie1s, IN
stead o. rG99ns practcs, pupils from % 60 years can
and RAPIDITY.
50 accurats = his syssem, ana 90 unllorm h -
success, that afer witnessing rs sdect5 seTeral
hundred pupiis in NASHVILLE, TIE lsnsnt8t Allfe4
Hume observes.
''Hsying had a fair opportunity q examining y0uF
system Of Penmanship, and having seen me 8oadsrs
1l and rapid Improvement Of your pupils n ny
school, consider but Just to say. that believe
b be not only the bssf sgzs, bat a. Oalg oas d.s
sig c aaneor b strict attention 10 therriss gfE-
en-, azy person may IN short tina, acquire 3 free,
rapid, and eisgsat hsnd should Be ptsasod % 80
q universally adoptsd-n
This expression was coucurred n BY
Ma. Gen Il. p. Gaines, G. 5. Army;
dis ExceliCncy lanes Q. Jones, Gov. 81 Tenneassa
Rt. Rev. J. II otey, Bishop o. reunelses.
Rt. Rev. r. P. Niles Bishop Of Nashville.
Rev. Philip LiEdsey, D. d. Pres Of Nashville Ual.
vcrsity.
Rev. J. T. Edgar, . q, and mary ether eitlssns, q
shom, Andres Jackson sAy1
"Beiug requested b. Meszrs. DOIboar 70 STATE iks
Standing IL society Of the gentlemen, sgners b ths
within, Do % With lucL pleasure, being Acquainted
with most q them they are ghly re8pectabie aud
gentlemen Of education and q high standiag II 80
ciety. Given az the Hsrmtaes this Eld day o.
October, issS. ANDREW JACKSON
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CoLUMb3At iENEs nov 70, Ls4A.
IA J. ". DOLEK4E-Dear Sir have bsen much
Interested and pleased IN examining your system q
PenmausEip. Your method Of teaching seems % ms
De both ssiful and faithful and the improvements
Of your pupiiz & surprising and rapid beyond any
thiug have ever witnessed. 1 shall feei happy A
this testimony to yOur merit shall iead Others g avail
themselves Of y00r instruction "a one Of the most
bsaattGl and useful arts and Am very respectfully,
eto. JAS. n. OTEY.
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FINE BATH ROOM.

And are prepared to furnish BATH either WARN OF
COLD 81 short notice.
We solicit liberal share o. pablo patronage,
MCKAY 4 LAPsLEY.
NB-We have Just received a barrel u Bay Rum
for the beueft OF our customers. b. !.
dso Y ala
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Chronic Cases

with satsfaoton Rheumatism Aiiectlen7 If The
Lungs Diseases Of the Throat Sweled Joints,
stiff Limbs. Pieursy, PAINS Ulcers Cancer, Gravel,
Diseases Of the Heart and Liver Inflammation q
the stomach, Neuralgia, King Eyl or Serotula,
Desfnsrs, diseases Of the Eyes. Detshtatea Sys-
tens Dyspepsia or Indigestion. and Coustfuption-
together With AZ Private Disease, and DISEASE of
tn. -rirarr Orrnns.- - - -
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rHAKEa % b. william kalnsfy 1E,t, hreEn
u horss Mals, ab0uf IS hanis high, faFt iEo
years old has saddls max o. BE- tai<l ns shocs o.
taken Cd u the sth Mad, Nath .iile hftrlet SO 4
rs sac kLEx. EenAEnL, asugsE
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS

Ny books VIII show thst for the past fye months
my practice hiss increased "a hundred Ter cent. over
the last year, until i IL not % BE- surpassed iy sny
ia the State. With my general pIaruce IA tho city
treat the following
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Wight Emissions Cured.

Young Man, Stop before SOU further 60. o. ~
diseases subject % Man. ih-r j. 10 disease - hard
70 cure Night Emissions. and physieians are
scare that understand treating and 20 yGu can
say that have cured dozens 90 this city, vel
10 different states who have spent dollar afier dol
lar. and ere nov well cured by ! ain daily
ceiving letters end sending necine 90 al paFt- %
the cofnfrv. In "a werfi, sii thar arr Diseased IN
ans way and viii give ms % elsii, Eil give sat--
6s-.iou q ~ u abe d-es-- mentioned ln tlns ii-
Vertiscmeut. The besi II rcercure- gwen IN tbs
city.
Al letters directed %
DIR. McGfLL,
No. 81 Union street, NsslFile Team,
Janl wIll meet with prompt attention.
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WI be iafn,shed re- u siarss to soldsrs IN Or 0at
Of the Hosp tails, II their bottles O. lnksiands are
brought the above hoarn SoLBTEzs are taught one
fhn less than citizens
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United stateg Of Ameriea,

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF Tam E6SEE.--NO 46.
a HE2EAs, on February Is 1894, an Information
" Vas fled in tle District Court a the
OF the United SIates Tor said Dsuoi, BY Horace II,
Harrison Esq Attorney % the tinted states Tor sad
District. who prosecuies therein on behalf OF ths
United States and Joeeph =. nilin, Surveyor u
Customs a. NRsi yili- az inst 20 teTce- ~ Dams
market sB and - ana 20 barrels OF mciass' 8, Of
which Corner rnssrn are tEo relu;ei cWle-s atd
Against all p.Tson8 lawfully iniery7uins tlr tler 10
terefts therein, allegi tna on Irbrl2ry 10 1854
SAID goods were Eelzed Ia said District 90 Ind BY
sal HrTryOr OF CCat0ms as tlr'cflsf for clnss 10
sait n rmat q set forth and averSed % De- trse
snd PRAYING for the Usual process aad monlton.
Now therefore, In ob-dsence q the monitor m
der the 9 81 Of said Court % me dirscted, hereby
iye pubic notice 70 al porous concerned 10 interest
u said property = appear before Esd CouTi % Tie
third Monday 10 April ext, 90 TIE federal Court
kOom n TIC Capitol e Nashville, az 10 O'Clock A.
g. then and there % ntsrp0ss their claims and make
their Allegations.
8. 2. GIA2CqCK,
q. 3. Marshal Niddis Disl 81 Tenn.
Gsb 26 2Cf
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County Register.
We are aaihofized 70 aunsunce CIfARLFS ".
RAWLINGS as tkc Unlou candidate for Cosnts
Register II Davidson county, az The ensuing March
lcctioa. Aar DIST.
We are authorized to announce THOMAS G..
CRCNK a. oaudidsta fgr ths olise rf County Trus-
tee FOR Rvidson County At the ensuing March cleo
ton. Ftb fi--tces
We are authorized % announce P v. MAAkY a.
candid ile or O. ofaceof County Trustee, FOR Da-
yidsOn County, ~ The ensuing March election.
FEB = tdss
SON rs 4 candidate f.T TRUST Of Davidson Conn
~ az the ensuiag March eisctiOa. Feb 5-tde@
Ne ave authorized - alu laroc T. 2. MCBRIDE,
a. esadi5ase for COUN Y rRtSFf Ter avid on
County =; tie eusalnx March election. Jan 2s--tds
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EstFaY.

TENaKEN up, January Is, IsCi, b. !. p. curiey,
n tWo muics as strsys- Nns ~ teen Is n dars,
brown color, msre mule, ab0ur O. 9ye'rs old,
about l3 hauds hgh, st.d al round 40 other IN ks
or brsnfs Fe.ceir .b.e Fauef az forty 30 dollars
Mr. Coflsy live On the T. bt. On PIKE, thrue miles
from Nashville, District 30 10. Also, another mare
Nue, dark color, or years Ola, hlrnes5 marks on
Ter, thout hands D. .gh, scar On Der right hind
leg shot az rcuui: no o hsf M lrss Or brands
JAMES O. HOUSTON,
g.. SMITH.
ALEX. NcpANiEI.. Ranger.
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70 the Ladies.

Al Affections Of the Womb treated wiih success
Those Married I-sdies who have been 80 unlOrtU-
nate 70 Iui-earTy or prove abortion, can p carried
70 their iail time L found pregr7nf, = giving me
cal.
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ALI NckAI. DASIEL LAPsLsY
Sharing i Hair-DreSSlHg Saloon.

THE undersigned beg esys - inform ths citizens
4 Of Nashville, and tue pabite gensraiiT, thai
they have Fehtted the
SevVanee House Shaving Saloon
And are now prepared 10 wait On al who will give
hem cal. We have also ia ooUnection With our
Shaving Saloon