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BOOK KEEPING
FAUCET IL
J. W. DOLBEAR,
Author OF the assionos I1f Psnmazship. .
Author Of ths "ssionss IL PsnmaaIhiP. /"

Persons from % 60 years can iorn this systemi
IN few Lessons ADDE'S ere tsushf % write in
neat easy and rapid manner, ard gentlemen ii bold
rapid, business style.
10 persons acquainted with It's merits. his system
OF writing needs no other Eccouus but those
ruacquainted WIh H. Mr.. ID. refers % the following
remarks and Testimonials Instead Of teaching pen-
manshp merely i1-i1afi0a Art en- experience e
- years has enabled him % reduce 10 10 the es-4if
Of science, thai being guided BY Eaopleaes IA
stead Of ralidon practice, pupils from % % years eau
IN short time learn 70 write with EASE, ElaEGANCE
and RAPIDiTY.
SO sccurEte is bis system, and 80 Uniform In tr
success that after witnessing is Effects on sever.
hundred pupils IN Nashville, the lamented Alfred
Hame observes.
"EsyiBg had fair opQoriuu ity uf examining vour
system Of Penmaush p, and having seen the wonder
ful and rapid Improvement Of your pupils IN my
school, consider j. bus iust % say that believe i
10 De not only the bsN qSn but ~ 0ai7 one ds.-r-
Uing he nalor BY strict attention 10 the rules gig
en-, arg person may, IN short time, acquire free
RAPID, ana elegant hand. should be- pleased % ss,
| it universally adopted"
This expression was ccnCurred n. by
Maj. Gen. i. l.. Gaines, u. s. Army;
His ExceAency, James c. Jones, Gcg. Of Teuncssso
/ Rt. Rev. J. II. 0tey, Bishop Of Tennessee.
/ RI. Rev r. p. Niles, Bishop Of Nashville.
Rev. Philip Lindsey D. d. Pres. q Nashville Uni
Rev. J. T. Edgar, D., AMI many other eitisens, Of
/ whom, Andrew Jackson says:
Being requested BY Messrs. DOlbear to state TIE
standing In society of the gentlemen, sgners &c the
within, 90 % with much pleasure, being acquainted
with most OF them they are highly respectable ana
gentlemen Of education and u high standing IN -
/ cifty. Givon at the Hermitage this PSI day Of
/ October, 1913. ANDEEW JACKSON
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TOBACCO


IL obesisnce 10 Tires Wrlts seftloaf spoaas 70 ms
L directed from the Circuit Coart Of tne unief
States. ~ its october term i1r 1885, Wiz AZ D.
o'clock, A. H.. On TUESDAY, me lain oi JAADAkt
casn a. the Court hose IN Aas1riie. D1FidsHn coln-
r. Tenn az the t tte, clam. Interest snf cslaia
which Edmoni Uuder has 81 10 q EroEnd iu thc
town a. MsTlfecs5orof Ienn.s iEiia q tH0-atory
frame house taere1u described follows . -
ginning 81 John ncuermoits south West corner and
ruuniag tbcnce Wesf enc hundred a1d any lset 20
STREET, theme North ono hundred snd HiHety-on
fsei more or less, 70 g. r. Eli0tt's suuth-Wcsi eur
nsr tlence Easl ane hlndred and dfiy feet % J1kn
McncfmoIta thencs with said d -ilerm0fss line one
hundred snd ninety chs feel, more o. Ices, 10 the
beginning q levied "a 20 satisfy Judgments issusi -
ne circuit Court of t1a uasi states lr the Mlfals
Dsirci 81 feunessee a 10 April term, fe62 10 favor
o. A. hF. Reed and Joe. h. Thomgson q Co, ana
asalast Dualr & Carney.
=. r. GIaABc0Ck, Marshal.
n0Y2s-si By y. LELLTErT, Deputy.
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Marahal,a Sale

DY virtue of two Writs Vendi Joni ezpohGs to me d.
ID rected from the Circuit Court Of the United States
for the Middle District OF Tennessee at It's October
Term, 1853, will expose 70 public sale, to the highest
bidder for cash, at the door Of the Court house, ID
Nashville Tennessee, comm enCing at II O'Clock, A.
~. on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of JANUARY, 1854,
all the right title claim, interest, and estate which
X. Il. GrOOmes has IN piece or parcel Of land IN
Nashville, Davidson county, Tenn, described with
the boundaries following Beginning al Dews' s
HaTmsn's corner, on Water street; running thence
with Water street twentyseven feet, more or less,
towards CasteInan street. TO Berrys coruer; thence,
at right angles with BeTrys line, 10 Gulhrey street:
theuce with Guthrey street, tWeutyseven feet more
OF less, towards Broad STREET, to pews' Harmans
corner; thence, at right angles, 10 the begnning'
being the same conveyed 10 said T. H GroUmes by
B. r. Foster, as per deed reCorted on page 400 Of
Book No. D. OF the Registrar for Davidson county
levied on with whatever improvements there may be
the same, 70 satisfy judgments rendered by said
Circuit Court Of its April term 1868, against Groomes,
Cavert Co., and in faver Of A. G. Aandeil, and s.
s. Stevens h Song.
F. r. GLASCOCK Marshal.
dsc5-3f By W. LEiLTETT, Deputy.
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HebslFua.

The following anecdOte is from The
Columbia South CsrOliniau:
Two old ladies were recently con.
yersing on the battle Of Cbicksmapg.
SAID one 4 wish, IS General Bragg is
q Christian MN, that he was in Hssv.
en-. 1 taink It would be . God-seud 70
the Confsderscy.' Wy. my DEAR said
the other, II the General " re near the
gates Of Heaven, and invited in. At tbs
critical moment be woul fall back"
-Contraband information extracted
from letter captured in Northern Geors
gia: Tue boys 10 school has GOT toe
seven years each hear & il spreads"
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AfoA tla nov ettse ~ Nfrtal
President Of the Law School, az Lebanon Tenn. and
who was for 20 years on the supreme bench Of Tea
nessec.
''Mr. Dolbear has spent many years IN teaching
and pcrfsCtng his system Of instruction, and IS b
far superior to any teacher Of penmanshpI have eV-
or seen. You viii perceive at once that be Ia man
Of fue Intelligence re gives DO instruction without
re1son and his reasoning is just and clear that
you at once perceive the principle he seeks 90 mpart
-2nd that being fixed n the mint, the pgpil, acting
upCu it, learns 20 write with and rapidly
a. well az with eegln
] commend Mr.. Dol0ear b your kind attention, and
trust Il VIII be consistent with your views and feel
ings to forward hls obieC.s- Any service you may
render him will be worthiy bestowed and viii obiigs
me Very respectfully, your friend,
LEBANON. I'm, Oct. 20, 1859. n. GREEN.
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ATarshaI,s sale.

DY VIRTUE OF THREE WRITs FlsTi Facias 10
ID me directed, frcm ths Circuit COurt Of the
U1ited states for che Middle District Of Tennessee, at
is October term 1863 gli expose Tor sale at pub
lic auciiOn 20 the highest bidder FIR cash. at the
door % the Court House ia Nashville, Ienns On TIE
18Th day OF FEBRU ARY, 1861, Commanding AZ II
O'Clock, A. N, al the sht, title, claim, interest
ant estate which J. = BEoaddus has "a certain 1t
or parcei Of ground, " IN a CONN 3oioUs frame dwell
ing thereon, IN Garssvillr, Aontgonery county
Tennessee, with boundaries given IN the following
extract from deed IS conveyance q sad breaadua
VIZ q beginning a. J. y BaFker's sluih Eesi cprner
Frauklia street, the Northeast corner q cut 30
No. IS 10 the plan a said town thenca s0utasaTey
with Franklin street two hundred and ni3eiysix
feet ~ stake ten fes east Of the northwest corner
~ lot No IS IA ncs southaardiy With Tie street
running from the Nashville road BY Mrs. Scoirs 90
Frauklfn street tWo hundred and sixty fe.t, 70 a
stake Tn feet from DonaiisOa's corner thencs east
Wardiy snd parallel % DouaAisans line, one hundred
and ninety I've feet six inches 20 }. y BarkeTs cor
ner hence with Bakers Inc % the Beginning,
The same being levied upon . sifisy iudgneuis rem
dercd ~ sad couFt against J. 4. hrpaddus, aud In
favor q Day LaWrence Co., William smith, BFown
GcO., and TToKbriigo, DIV sht 4 Co
l. T. GI.AsCOCK, karsbal,
jze-st ~ ". Lelyest, Dspaty.
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Marahal,a Sale.

n obedience to three writs vsHdtiOHi s0nas 70 ne
i directed from the Circuit Court Of the United
States at its October terra for 1868, / viii, at il
O'Clock, A. NJ, on TUESDAY, the 18Th day Of JANU-
AIRY, 1854 expose TO pubis sale, % The ghest bid
der for cash. at the COuri-hOuse, In Nashville, Da-
wilson county, Tenn, all the right, tile, CAIN,
interest and estate which T. o. Hurt has Ia "a certain
1T or piece Of ground in Edgedeld Davidson county,
Tenh.,) the south SIDE Of woodland street. front
ing ffty feet on said street aud running back one
haudrsd md seventy feet 10 alley, aud numbered
81 in plan Of Shelby Addition, which is registered
IA the proper Office in Dayl1On COUNT page 43 CT
Book q and ali the rigit, title claim, interest, and
estate which F. D. Hurt has in piece or parcel o.
ground in South Hashv Be- Davidson county, Tenn,
dsscr bed as beginning at the corner OF Cannon and
LEWIS streets, running eosiwardlyf along Cannon
street. hundred and forty nne feet 20 tie centre
Of fifteen feet alley, THEME o-ihWaTdy along said
alley Two hundred and hitY-Oue feet % shocks line
thence westWar iy with ShDOks inc one hundred ard
sixty-fve feet 70 Lewis street, thence sOulhTafdy
two hundsei and dtyone c0t % the beginning-;itle
registered on page ia in Book 81 o. the gstrar for
DavidsOn county, Tenn; and an The right, title.
claim, interest, AM estate which r Il Gr00mes has
in piece parcel Of lard iu Nashville, Davidson
county Tenn, designated o. Lot so. s. (part Of The
origina College Lot No. a. described as fronting on
Markei street thirty feet ami running half way back
70 College street. one hundred aud twelve feet"-coa
yeyed 10 Z. II. Groomes BY Jas. Parrish, by deed
dated June. I7ih 1916, recorded On page 40 Ia Book
NO. o. the Registrar for Davidson county ell the
property herein famed, having been levied on %
satisfy judgments rendered by the Circuit C0urtof the
United ctates for TIE Miade District Or Tennessee,
81 is April term, 1867, agaiust GroOmos, Cagcrt
Hurt, aud Ia favor Of j. J. Wayns 1on, uaeri Nor
SIR GLAsCOCK, Marshal
dscs-3i 81 r. LuLYETT, DEPUTY.
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Fron q. p. =. Rs.han on.

COLUaBIA, TESN, Nov, 20, 18{3.
Ma. J. V. DoLREAR-Dear Sir have been much
Interested and pleased In examining your system Of
Pcnmanship. Your method Of teaching seems % me
% be beth skiful and faithful and the Improvement
Of your pupils Is rprising aud rapid beyond any,
thing have ever Witnessed. I shall feel happy -
tbs testimony your merit shsll lead others 20 avail
themselves OF your instruction % one Of the most
beautiful and useful arts and am very respectfully,
etc. Jas. "a. CITY.
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Capt. 60th Ills. Vol. Infantry.

Having learned the interesting and
useful science of Photography with Pro-
fessorJ. w. DoIbear, l most heartily en-
dorse the above notice by Capt Rhodes.
JASPER PARTRIDGE,
Capt. 44th Ills. Vols. nifty.
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Sir-C0nsidcring good handwriting 10 be net ouly
an accOmpl ishment but means Of success 70 every
man engaged M buiness, greatly applsgd your meF
t0riOus eEertOns TO Improve the chirocraphy Of the
age. A gentleman or q lady either who writes badly
writes willingly; and consequently 0feH Gail %
write when they shsuld and when they DO write @ Is
done at the last moment, with haste aud mpafieuco
and consequently with faults Of an kinds ofon com
hitting and iujuring both The writer and the cause
which be advocates. WEhlng you every success IN
your laudab'e undertakings,
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n Il L s O MS
AGENC OFFICE.
FOR SALE.

EOA BALE
A sPLENDID FAMILY RESIDENCE, in West Nash
n vile.
An elegant Residence on Yinestreot, At a reasona-
bio price.
Brick Store Dwelling, Stable &c. with q acres o.
good land, fruit trees wood ard water 10 abundance,
a. Triuue, williamson COUNTY. Ca be exchanged
Drproperty in Nashville.
fine manufacturing ste, on the river bank, in the
corporation a Nashville.
IU0aercs % Land, with comiortabis improvements,
four miles north q the city, u 500 per acre TFeu
~ or more can be had II the purchaser does Dot
want all.
Two elegant storo-houses on the Pablo square,
Nashville.
Briek dwelling on oedar-street between Spruce and
Vine, No. 70.
Lots, improved and unnproved, fn igsheid, North
Nashville, South Nashville, and West Nashville.
e. DeedsOi Conveyance, M0rtgazes, and oil kind
Of legal documents drawn up b. oompelsnt Atl0F-
neys
as- Fire. Marine and Life Insurance Policies lzsgsd
b. q. z. Smith, Agent
CaHat NELSON'S 0FFlCB.
decl3-im C1eTry-gt, near Uuioa.
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win DO furnished es o. charss 70 soldiers 10 or Gus
OF the Hospitals, X their bottles or nkBtanfs are
brought Ct the above hours S0LDiEu laugh one
third less than citizens.
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NATHAN'S
DR.. PRuNK.

DR.. PRUNK,
OF INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA,
EmBALmEH OF THE DEAD,
Offers his Improved Meds Of Embalming
Bodies.
10 restores tbs Natural Color; arrests Dscomposl-
ton, and efectuay Eradcates all Infection leaving
the Corpse free from the slightest unpleasant odor
and IN ht condition for
HOME OBSEQUIES.
Il saves also, the enormous expense Of travelling
and purchasing Metallic Collins.
Addrrss DR. PRUNK through any Ct the Agencies
az the following places
Indiana Military Agency; Illinois Military Agency;
Ohio Military geucy; Michigan Military Agency,
or the U. s. $. Commission Agencies, az Nashville,
Tennessee, or Chattanooga.
Special attention given 70 the Dsintering Bodies,
and their safe transportation home.
All burial apparatus on hand.
"a II, PRUNK, IA. De-
once No. lie. Market. South Of Broad Street, Nash
Vile, Tennessee. lnovlo-3m.
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WAsaIEaror - - b. b

The following very iass remarks Of the Hon Thos
H. Benton, u :. senator, are worthy the attentive
regard Of parents and all young persons who have
any hope OF success Ia the business Of life.
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1TIlHiln.4.'H REyrnN

Allow mo 10 introduce t8you my friend j. W Dol.
bear, who sits your city for the purpose Of teach
ing Penmanship and Phonogaphy. His reputation
as successful teacher Is vel and So widely eetab
lighcd that will say nothing Ga that score. ] only
desire 10 present him as gentleman from whose 90
cie.y haze derived much pleasure and pr0dt, ard AZ
one whom you have the Intelligence % appreciate.
anything you may DO 70 further his designs will be-
gratefully ACKNOWLEDGED by your friend
JOIN g. EDGAR
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N. Borders for Books, Maps,
Paper, Envelopes, Engravings,
Photographs, Cards, &c, &c, in
any quantity, promptly filed at
the lowest figure.
GEORGE P. JENKINS,
1O7 Main.st., Cincinnati.
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ROOM ogsr smll's D7ug Store, Ger. CLsrss AID Vias
Streets. HOURS, to II, a m, to s. p. m, aud q
20 Q at night.
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Marshal's Sale.

N obedience to three wrt5 UeHdioni eTpoBdS to ne
i directed from the Circuit Court Of the United
States for the Middle District Of Tennessee, at its
October term, 1858, will, at IL O'Clock, 4 D., On
TUESDAY, the I9;h day Of JANUARY, 1854, expose
to public sale TO the highest bidder for cash. at the
door of the Courthouse, in Nashville Tennessee, all
the right title claim interest, and estate which Le-
grand IL Carney has in tract Of land in Rutherford
county, Tennessee, near the town Of MurfreesborO,
containing, by survey, One Hundred and Twenty
i've Acres vested in SAID L. II. Carney by grant from
the State Of Tennessee, made on the 9th day Of Oct0
Der, 1852 and recorded page 1856, in Book No 10,
Of Moses A. Swan, kegstrar-boul dld as follows ::
Beginning at Ash, the Northwest corner Of a
tract Of land formerly oNned by David Bowman,
(n0w by said Carney,) running thence South, So de-
grees last with the North line Of said tract, i've hun
dred poles TO the North East corner Of said tract,
thence North forty poles, thence North So degrees
West five hundred poles, thence South forty poles, to
the beginning % levied TO satisfy judgments rem
dered by the Circuit Court Of the United Stes for the
Middle District Of Tennessee at its April term, 1862
at Nashville in favor Of A. T. Stewart Co., WTts,
austie Il mcveigh, and J. b. Jafray Sons, and
against L. II. Carney.
ER. GLA59OCK. Marshal.
dec5-3t By ". LELLTETr, Deputy.
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The New York Tribune has this Of
Thsekery:
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Universal Success of
~ DIR. II C GILL
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,

IN the Treatment Of Diseases, as
cr0acniag him aOjth success IN
other States, as It IS IN Tennessee
and Nashville.
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s~,no.o. sAAAu AT AU1TkONs ..,~.>,.
"a ucrios NOTICE = p sTres,rFys rsA4 SALE
KAosrFicksrG aoustno ipf fusNiTDRE AND
AT " fSsilS g a4teeTrros,
Ga Mopao me ngness oiaae @ 81 @ o os eece
elegant residence No ~ saartsenh street. OF
esus the largest and riessss O. Household Fur
% order aas Is OF s pian catalogues
sas 0'uSe 0O the morning sut Drawing Room Suits
esars aue costly Works of Art, -.
{ Velvet Medallion Carpets.
French piae .er and Mantel Mirrors
..asy aud Crystal Glassware,
easavy Plated Ware
Rosewood Chamber Furniture slyls Louis XIy r,n g.
DRIVING a00as
:. magnificent rosewood seven octave Pianoiorte
Pie richest instrument eaerea az auction tns season
us sfs wi. saS fs
round made By city sssr sna rd lus sIh a %
q ' ssasso. emf sold
%:on ana s gold satin Disruption
:ss Easy Z ss saa s sna n 1r9
rrs In Al. nod ross%oo and secre
Esy1 Bookcase lined VISA ak and sst,nwood;
a au sh %ssSs wh
tops three costly ras@aa Etagsres with marble
asy sfea.. and s%ta SIssss: elegant cSIes
square; 80 xSa9S S s as u
, :s Winter Scenes Marine
game Pieces &c. the whole ro'na pleasing coee
Mon Of great value
Il MAGNIFiCRNT SEvEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE.
Aryed legs and four road inad with pearl
I Dining Room-Rich velvet Tapestry Carpet, good
Order; richly carved SO Id walnut Extension Table,
al polished the Rarble Fancy Tables,
Mirrors Sofa Beds Chairs stclcth together with all the
kuby and crystal Cut Glass dsre, Wines Champagnes,
Plumbers Gobets and d. ~ MATCH rich China Tea
Nnd Dinner Sets costly Silver War; and Dinner Service
Ealvers, Cake Ga Coffee and Tea Urns,
Cpoons Forks LIQUOR Stand. stI0c Table Cutlery &c
Chambers and Nursery-t'oslv rosewood and Mahogany
edsteads statuary marble Bureaus Washstands and
6lommodes to mach tw.utg Hair Mattresses,
From 40 to 81 pounds in excellent condition; Feather Beds
Boosters and Pillows, Connterrancs, silk and Satin Bed
Spreads. Linen Sheets ingram Bedroom Mirrors,
Elooks Toilet Tables Towel aeSs Toilet Sets Oicoths
Eair Carpets and Rods cushioned Chairs Rock
&rs Sofas. Lounges, Couch beds, Hall Stands. Tea and
Dining Tables together with desirable
knent Of Basement and Kitchen Uteasils, &c.
4 N. B-Reable men 20 cart, pack and ship
GOODS for purchasers at a pnab,c charge.
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MIBLOS GARDEN
~ Begins ~. concludes at i0z ..,,.
Lessee aud Manager Wm WheaieJ
THByBRY GENERAL DESIRE
W witness the tstng ,shed American trsgedian.
EDWIN BOOTH.
IN his universally admired character OF
RERTuCCtO.
10 rom Taylors three act Play. entitled
FOOLS roo1s XIV rsor aEvEsaa
winch. sog The
LAST TWELVE NIGHTS
has ELECTED the hishest encouiuns from the
PRESS AND AUDIENCES
che most
REFINED AND CRITICAL
tniloes che mauagcment to announce IT for
SIX NIGHTS LONGER.
when must
Positively RE WITHDRAWN
20 present OF icr attractive nogeltics
Tiik CAST or CHARACTERS
VIII Ia sustained by
ARTISTS OF THE FIRST RANK
The music under the baton of Harvey Dodw ORTIZ
PIRATE an The scenery Appointments. &C. OF thu usual
standard Of this establishment
Seats can be secured al DAYS In advance
THE MARBLE HEART WILL SHORTLY BE PRO.
DUCED
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A DRIAE h. MULLsR. ArcrIoNRER.

A DRIAk b: MULLsR AccrIoNRER.
"a VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY.
ADRIAN II. MULLER r. x WILKINS 4 co. will sell
~ auction on Tuesday. April II al O'Clock, a. the Ex
1hAnae sAlesroOm. Ill BroAdways--
LEONARD AND BENSON STaEETS-rwo three story
prick Houses and Lots vide Of Leonard street. be-
tween Broadway and Film st,ees with Lot In the
Fronting Benson forming known Nos ll3
4nd ilb Leonard Benson street, being ~
Eee inches Leonard bv 0 feet DEPTH and 70
feet on Benson street bv Is feet depth.
FRANKLIN STREET-Two thrse story brick Houses and
north side Of between Broadway
And Elm street, Nos and g. each Is by loo feet
18th srEREr-rhrse Lott. noesh side 100 feet cas-, OF
Twelfth avenue; each IS by g. o feet inches.
QUINCY STREET. BROOKLvN-Six Lots, north side, %
feet west OF FranAlin avenue Is BY 100 feet.
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n1oO WEAR UNDER II BOARD AND INsTRUC.
NIUU ton; English branches city references, or VIII
call Piano and re9ss Nv har sns ssa 20 0as s'aa'
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Ia Ivan C. BAKER 4 co. AUcTToNEERs.
M ALBERT C. HAYWOOD, AUCTIoNEER.
GAAQNTFIOKNT

I FURNITURE
eIANOFORTE. DRAWING Il ON FURNITURE. en- suite
l. BR0CADE AND LACE WINDOW CURTAINS,
VELVET AND BRUSSELS CAEPEIs; CHANDELIERS,
OIL PAINTINGS. BGuNIE STATUARY,
DRESDEN AND SEvRtS CHINA VASES.
nd and costly III and articles Of vrtu
j AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15


General Hardware for City
and Country trade. Goods
all bought directly from
manufacturers
e. O II g. n - ~,
only, with superior facilities
in every department.
Our stock includes the
following, in large quanti-
ties, viz:
Blood's Grass and Grain
Scythes,
Waldron's Grass & Grain
Scythes
Cradles and Snathes, Hay
and Manure Forks,
Hoes--Planter's and Gar
den,
Hames, Collars & Brides,
Axes---the best brands,
Chains--Log and Trace,
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
ShoVels and Spades,
Carpenter and Cooper
Tools,
Mill and Gross Cut Saws
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Spinning Wheels,
Locks, Latches, Butts and
Screws,
Gun Trimmings,
Chain Pump Fixtures,
Gum Betting,
Japanned Ware,
Notions--Large Stock.
Together with every other
article in the Hardware
line, which we offer to deal
ers at lowest cash prices
East or West.
WELLS, KELLOGG & CO.,
No. Il Rirst Street.
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MILLINERY.
MRS. DEACON.

CORNER VINE AND SEVENTH STREETS
u Tashionabls Bonnet Shaping, Coloring, Re-
pairing and Bleaching.
All work done on short notice.
PRIC & So
Hat Blsaehing, eonplets, 90 csats-
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15
BOOTS * SHOES
HATS * GAPS,
No. 25
MAIN STREET.,

Has in store a large and well as
sorted stock Of BOOTS and SHOES
Of the best qualities, and viii con-
tinue to receive the whole season,
direct from the manufacturer, the
best and latest styles, which I win
sell as low as any House In the West
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-15
REMOVAL.
THOS n MAGHRR

HAS REMOVED ais WHOLESALE MANU-.
~ featuring Establishment 70 Nc. FIRST
sthkGf, below Main. He has a large and els-
Saht assortment Of Home made Work, IS hne -
shs nnest, guaranteed "a good as the BEST" and
~ sac As CHEAP as the cheapest" and little
bis entire stock - CONSISTING 81 sBs Ruvry
$50 v Sna SarFtass Harness, Light Trotttnx,
si.sss ~ eSa, -ray, and Express Harness, Sad
$50 - sesIsss variety, Brides Of all kinds in
49, susI1gltys oollarsi Girths, surcip Plea Check
SlnSs, sanitary Works in short, eveTytbirv ia
s ssn n1s, HSLn hame strap 10 a " ao1itor Sod
s.e ass osen manufactured undsg his imrs.
diats supervision, by skiilal and exr..r;s-.l
work man, and Is nov oasred to thu f-sslH :.
EAsFkkN PRICES. Being able 70 coTo1seo -, =
cessfnly VITA anything in the market. IN 49,
hnish, durability, and price, he only asks a tr;si
Call and examine for yourselves. ans