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The Shasta courier., 1864-09-03
LIFE! LIFE!! LIFE!!

If Life and Health are Valuable, why not
use the proper means to preserve them!
If the System is diseased, why run any risk
by using Pills composed of
Calomel or Mercury
Once Use DIR. Motifs Liver Pills and YOU
will Use No Other.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-03
MINING TOOLS. &C.

IRON, Steel, Nails, Iron and Steel Sledges
Il Shovels, Axes, Sluice Forks Hoes Picks Crow
bars, Wheelbarrows, Powder, Caps and Fuse Rope
For sale by ID. WE'LL & BRO.
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TheneEs from Europe which We pub
lish this morning gives positive con
6rmation Of the previous reports, that
Spain disaVOws the recent outrageous
aets on the Pacific coast Admiral
pinzon IS recalled. His colleague.
Senior Salazar took time by the forebsck,
got hastily ashamed or afraid Of what
he had done. snd made Bis escape
And The Government Of Her Cathoiic
Majesty, having had special advice OF
the action taken by the American and
British Ministers a. Lima, as yell IS Of
the decided attitude taken By Peru her
self, and her sister Republics, has has
tened 70 get out Of her false position
almost as soon as she got into IL This
l.. 20 far. we'll Bat fne independent
States OF South America have had q
warning which Il win be their own fault
if they do not profit b. spain has
come 10 consider herself as entitled %
put forward pretensions which she bare
i would have dreamed Of twenty-five
years ago And her ambition has been
piqued IN no common measure By The
events which have trapspired and are
now tFanspiring IN Mexico vigilance
and union must Be W4tchWords of the
South American kepobiics, unless they
are 20 revert intentionally % the con
dition 81 dependencies, or beccme sub
fects IF that regenerative process Fhioh
has already been applied . one com
monity Of the Latin rAce on this
continent --ASg York IlrsSs
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consisting Of about one hundred wss-
ons, until be should have accomplished
his mission The force left there con
sisted Of about twelve hundred efEec-
tive men, together with six OF eight
hundred conyalescent soldiers, under
command Of BrigadierGensral Aher-
crombie.
The wagons were parked at the White
House, snd q strong line Of intrerch-
ments thrown up 70 protect them at
six A. "
On the morning Of the 2Oth his pick
cts IN the direction Of Cold Harbor dis
covered the enemy approaching IN
large force. They at once charged cur
picket line and compelled it % fail
back upon line Of administers n she,
rear, who checked the enemy until our
batteries could get in position. From
o sergeant major captured they learned
that the enemy's force consisted Of eva
divisions Of cavalry, under command Of
General kitzhugh Lee and Wade Ramp.
ton, and numbered about seven thous-
and men Their object was % capture
Sheridan's train, and If possible ''gob-
bic up the force left there to protcctit
In addition to our forces Of infantry
the Commodore Morris and two ether
gunboats were In the river 70 co-ope-
rate with the land forces At seven
clock the enemy got 3 battery Of eight
guns into position and opened upon
the gunboats and train. The ere WIS
at once returned by Captain Babcock,
Of the Commodore Norris, IS well a.
other gunhoats, and also by Ranaoins
Third artillery and the Third New Jer.
sey battery, Captain Worn This diiel
lasted for four or Eve hours, with little
damage to Oursides About one o clock
in the afternoon a shell from Ransorns
battery, Lieutenant Kelly commanding,
exploded one Of the enemy's caissons,
causing great confusion and compelling
hira to fall back out Of range. Lieut..
Kelly IS said 10 have managed his guns
admirably This ended the Sight, with
the exception Of Astonishing, which
was kept up al night
At three p NJ. the advance Euard Of
General sheridan, which had been anz=
iously looked for several days, appeared
IN sight, and in two hours sitter the
General, with the balance Of his con-
mand, arrived upon the south side Of
the Pamunkey They at once crossed
the river on the railroad bridge and
joined General Abercrombie.
General Sheridan, at the tirae of tks
leaving Of the lolas, had advaced three
miles, but without finding the enemy.
Ammunition was forwarded TO his com
mand from here yesterday, and Gen
erals Lee and Hampton viii now have
all they can attend to in keeping out Of
his way without attacking him
Our loss in this engagement Was very
small, consisting only Of one lieutenant
and three men wounded, While that of
the enemy must have been considera-
bic. They could distinctly see the enc
my at work burying his dead The
firing from the gunboata and batteries
Is spoken of as splendid and the behay-
Tor Of our men excellent
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Dr. Breckenridge disappointed mo
Your ideal Kentuckian of one Of the
old families j. Of imposing presence
tail, broad shouldered, large-headed.
round-faced--a man Of physical power
as well as mental But this DR.. Breciz
inridge, whose name has been IN men e
mouths forty years whose fame "a vide
as the bounds Of the Church in which
lie is such champion, whose clear head
and eloquent tongue have done 90 much
in saving Kentucky from drifting into
rebellion who ruled that great Balti-
moro Convention. as ii had been but q
church meeting, who swayed l. with his
strong words IS reeds are sggayed By tho
wind--this De-. Brecknridgo IA bat
smaA man, say five feet nine in height,
and Of one hundred and ffty-6Ye pounds
weight IL his prime. Trim, compact,
alive IN erery square inch, with small
hands, ns,frow face, low forehead pro
jecting iar over the eyes, hollow and
hairy cheeks, iron-gray beard hanging
on his breast and -snoHy white sc the
end, short and white bristly mOustache,
long and bushy gray eye brows, dark
and sunken eyes flaming out from the
sides Of his spectaoles, resollite routh,
gou guess from the line Of his lips nose
broad IN the nostrils slightly raised IA
the bridge and shsrpish IN the end,
with an abundance Of seInfgray hair
famblmgly parted a little 10 he left Of
the middle and falling irregulerig on
his forehead Always ready, untiring.
fertile in expedients, loving q ffontt0
front encounter, TOO watchful - be
hanked, quick 20 see an enemy's weak
ness, infinitely scoTning q neannes8,
magnanimous 10 the last degree, Figilant
cEhny, having nluch tact, slew % com
prehend q defeat, self reliant; that is
the picture Of the nan a. he stood there
Yesterday
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Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT FFE TX. TO NE
ID directed from the Circuit Cost Of the United
states, ior the Middle District II Tennessee at its
April term, 1884, based upon a levy heretofore
made by me, By virtue OF u. a. 10 mo directed
from sald Court, tits October term, 1863, issued
upon 2 Judgment obfained in said Court, on the
18th day Of May, lS6, in tho oase Of Logan 6uutoa
vs. Joseph n ErQua, for the sum Of Eve ~ usand
three hundred and hfty-fiye 6G3k 100 dollars cebL
and 81 ,Sf4.l0 damages, and the further sum OF
1851 costs, ! VII eKpose TO public sale, 70 the
highest bidder, for cash, al the Court House door,
in the city Of Nashville, and District aforesaid
commencing At 10 O'Clock, g. m, On THURSDAY,
the 2lAt Gay Of July, 1854, al the right tile claim
IN snd to the following tracts or parcels q Land Ia
the county Of Mon Eonery, Tennessee, Viz;
A tract OF seven acres, more OF less, bounded IS
follows: beginning ct the end o. Fuoua's- lahe, and
rock on has north boundary Line, running thence
north 10 degreesi vest six poles, 70 rock; thence
south $50 degrees east 1857 poles thence south
six poles, n tEqua corner; thence north ser de-
gro $ west l221a poles, 20 the beginning. And
tact lying IN Listnct No. l. Of said county bound
ed ss follows beginning at 3 hickory tree, tire
northeast corner OF a tract Of land covered By
William BEL 10 Garner Newman, running south
81 poles, to q blackjack tree; thence east de.
grees; south l00Poles, 70 post-oak; thence north
O. pVles, 70 stake; thence west $50 poles, % the
beginning, containing 81 acres, moro or less. Ard
q tract OF land known az said Fuouas homo plaee,
BIC. W. Groenfeld's and Jack BrTsn's lands. on
the west by 4. l.. Zanley's lands; on the south by
Jesse Ssddier5 lands and llorgsn Grants lands and
on the east by tho lands OF 3. PaIkhams heirs.
z. K GI-ASO0CK, Y. =. ". n. j T.
June list
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IfEA0QUAErEEs. June 22d--5 A. N. =
Artillery firing on the right and
picket skirmishing at various points
along tho line the whole Of yesterday
resulted in the wounding Of few men,
but caused no change in the position
A battery stationed on an elevated
piece Of ground in the front Of Peter5
burg kept annoying one Of our batteries
on the left for some time, when il open
Ell in return, one Of the shells ezplod-
ing ia tho midst Of the men at the rebel
guns, and causing q Cessation Of firing
on their part
General Hancock Is recovering from
his indisposition, and expects 70 re-
sumo the command Of has corps in a
few days
President Lincoln paid q visit 70 Gen.
Grant az City Point yesterday
Col Baker, Of the Third North Caro-
Lima regiment, and dozen men were
captured and brought In last evening
by the Second corps picketa
AL the pFi8oners eollecfed since the
army arrived in this neighborh0Od have
been sent 20 City Point for transfer
eastward
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Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO WITS TEN EX. TO
ID me directed, from the Circuit Court Of the
united Sta Is for the Middle District Of Tennessee,
at its April term, 1854, will expose 20 pablo sale,
to the highest bidder, for each, 50 the Court House
door, in the city Of Nashville, and district Aforesaid,
commencing a. 10 o'clock. 8. 10, on THURSDAY,
he zist day Of July, s4 al the right rtle claim,
interest and estate, which James A. Moore has IN
and 10 the following described property, viz:
Two Town lois, with all the improvements there
on, situated in the town Of Columbia, Tennessee,
and known in the plan Of seld own az Lots Nos.
III and llS, and hoInded as follows: on toe north
by William Browns stable lot, on the east BY
John, the barber's lot. on the south By K bocca
Dews' lot, and on the west by James Watkins lot
being levied on to satisfy judgments rendered by the
Circuit Court OF tbs United States for ssid district
al its October term 1868, n iaTor Of w .. NAPLES
and Atwood, While Z Co, ". J. ". Witherspoon
and J. A. Moore.
=. E. GLASCOCK,
June list u i ~ NJ b. T.
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Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A WHIT PEE tx. TO NE
ID directed, from the Circuit Court Of TIE United
states, for the Middle District OF Tennsssee at its
April term, 1904, will expose 10 pubic sale, TO The
highest bddcr, Tor cash, at tho Court House door,
n the city u Nashville, and District aforesaid,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, a. m, on THURSDAY.
the z.st day ofJuiy, 1864, 81 the right tide, claim,
interest and estate, which Edward ). Williams has
ia anu 10 eight hundred and nnetv-tsO acres OF
land, situated in MsuTy county, TENNESSEE, the
same being the land purchased By said Whlsms
Of F Huntington, by deet dated February 9Th,
ls62, and registered 10 the Registers once Of hsG-
y county, Tennessee, ia BOOK q, volume q, psgs
~, win al the improyou.fnts thereon; beng
LEVIED on % satisfy judgment rendered hy the
CiTcuit Court Of he United States tor said District
al its October term, 1862 in favor Of James Wilde,
Jr., Co., W. Edward S. Williams.
+. z. GLASCOCk,
june list L. 5. ". NJ b. Il.
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Marshal's Sale

ID directed, from the Circuit Court Of the Unite i
States, for the Middle District II Tennessae, at It's
Apiil term, 1854, based upou levy m+do hereto
fore by me, by virtue OF j. ii. to mo directed
from SAID Court, ct is october term, 1888 issued
upon judgment obtained in said COurt, on the
18th Gay OF April, 1863, 10 the care Of !. q XIII
breth, trustee, vs.. Nicholas HobsOn for the sum Of
$50 debt, and Sl9j.26 damages, and the further
sum of S256J cost, viii expose to pu0ic sale, to
the highest bidder for cash, at the Court House
door, ia the cts of Nashville, district Aforesaid
cOmnnencingat 10 o'clock, a. IN, on THURSDAY,
the 2ist day OF July, 1855, gu the right ute, clam,
and n a lot Of ground in Edg field, davidson ooun-
y, Tennessee, beginning 1t Tia corner a John
DgX's lot, on Chsi,h-stTeet, running thence south
$50 poles, 10 stake, thence east 30 feet, % an s.
ley, thence north 3sOfeet. to stoke, DiK's corner
thence ives; along the line Of Dxs lot. 70 the be-
ginning. E. X. GLASCOCK, ~. g. N. NJ y. T.
June I1-3t
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In Tie c0arse Ofan examination for
the degree Of p a 81 Cambridge, under
an examiner whose name vas Payne,
one Of tho questions was, Heigs dekni-
Of happiness" 10 which candidate 70
turned the following laconie ansHer--
An exception from PAYNE.
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At Buffalo, gentleman mounted
barrel % lard % hear and see. on tae
occasion OF q public reception. A. he
was listening % tae speeehesi the barrel
bead gave way. and Sc sid easily and
noiseiessiy 70 % bis third buteoc 10 the
qrest staDie Of Ohio. eKciaiuing--
lla.rd hafa EsreY on W. \
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hopes at the moment Of fuition-
shifts LIES plans and expectations, in q
mysterious nsnner II is marked By
q thousand incidents quite As strange
and mouFnful es the shove
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MrsE. EulElsT'' Despatch.
ran ATTlcK ~ WmTL H0TsE


FoarEEss MoSEeE, june ~, 1861
Tar ATTACK At wmTE H0rsE
The steamer Iolas, from the White
House, arrived aero 81 midnight hav-
ing left there - ten o'clock yestorday
morning
From General Abercrombie and staff,
who we're passengers On board, yfe learn
that quite = spirited hght took place
there ca she mern5ng Of Monday tbN
Z0th
Is IS known that upon the withdraw
81 Of the Army 81 the Fotomac frol is
base, on the Ramnnky, E force vas LETT
there 10 hold the position unfil me re-
tsrn Of General Sheridan from his rad,
who vas compelled . leave hts eEain,
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The following game notice vas posted
an In the County II Kent "sctice s.
I{srebv eiven. that the Maduis olC am
dsn {on account Of she bac ka1fdness al
sha karvestl viii not skset hin1s aer az
II kis ssnzsil till he ltth e Septsm Der
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FROM PETERSBURG 10 THE 2lsT.
De slxth Cerps.
Mr.. oscar 6. SaWyer's Iespateh.
80 the New 20 80.

HEADouARrERs, SIKH AR1Y CoRTs,
MAR PETERsBUE0, Va, June q, 1854. r
We have had very quiet day on our
lines, with one or two slight Interrupt
tiens, which amounted TO little and
served only for moments excitement
GENERAL RUSSELL HEADQUARTERS sHELLED.
The enemy, as soon as they could de-
Germ objects within our lines, after the
dissipation Of the dense fog oflast night,
opened fire on General RusseHs divis.
ion headquarters, of the first division,
and ahelled it with great vigor, making
tarry about them decidedly uneom-
Portable and warm.
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CATALOGUES OF
10 X p
PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS,
70 BE HAD AZ tbs
ss1Iery Of the Cumberland,
SO. IS CEDAR-STgEET.
PRIcE sl.oo - ooPY.

MO. I--RAILRoAD CULvERT AT EsTELL
-. z-Assisosd Bridge over Xix Rivsr. destroy
81 = hIase, 5ans, lsss Tsessi p eishs esEf "
81. s4..instssssr and Laasges.s Railroad Badse
No. &C. NJ Department, pechsrd, Tenn. Capt.
IS. s-oeusrabsnds in Camp 81 I,sehera. Tenn.
No e-Gsn Nekley's hsadQ1zrsers $ C1Ee5p ping.
near SinYeD@on, Ala fHiomng scene)
Ne 1-r(sn, Negl sys headqu srters 81 Cave sprngs
neer 50 ven sous - q ,er.ns seenel
sc, aES,ssss.s5n. Al tom Foa s8coOok.
No Assscn Aosesrel,r nesdea-rleis, near Ste
10. 7E~ Rss1s 81 X !rossI Tsridte over Tennessee
/. lsvsii frdtn BrcrePott t. Lons Island, hsodng
10 - siss g - roaa Isrivs over Tennessee
E.ger, from Bridgeport 70 Lons Island, looking
m e rpm , sc tss3 q -, r.
a hridgeioEf. eonneciing the Island with Esstern
~ S-Ies.oon nsidso oOaseg'ins he Islana
slta she Eastern fhore' Il h;de9loTl leoA1ng
y + Sc Sc Fpztooa sad Trossia Bridge over the
lslneesee Aiseri ooaneciing BndseF2ft with ths
fosts-Eatralre g Ncksjsck Cave.
~. lt-kplps q haliI'eite Works hear entrance
se. 80. y, pep.rsuest. Stevenson. Ala. c.p
1ain Wsrrea, A. q. Al.
= No. 2i--Ille Nsi ssrae etesensoa. ala.
II No. zS-croup o. onaeers q ihe ibtn Regulars,
-. z-Rsans sfcosson Factory q, Aiusoals. On
~ s5-oapssn Edgarson's headquarters. Nssh.
NJ ss-Bndses' Battery, RON Chicago.
No. g1--.Aiai slna H1usr, 5 eFeuson, Ala
No ss-comn.is-~ry Department q Stevenson
IS, 5durisos y anac. ana Manchester Iul.
~ a sss.,s, nrar st-ses.sa. Al.
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MarshaI,s Sale

ID me directed, from the Circuit Court of the
United States for the Middle District Of tennessee,
st its April Term. 1854 VIII expose 20 pubic sale.
door, in the city Of Nashville and District ssoresajd
commencing st IL O'Clock, g. m, on TUESDAY,
the 9Th day Of Juiy, 1854. ~ tne right Ute, caiu,
interest and estate, which william NJ. Lfsmukss
has 10 snd 10 piece or parcel az iaud lying on the
Nashville and 6ssllstn Turnpike, ~ miles rom
Nashville. eoutsini z five hundred and sixty five
acres, more or less, ia Dsfrct No. 20 Of Davidson
co1nty, Tennesseee, BOUNDED b. Curaheri nd RiV-
OF on tie South, on tho East and North by Manscos
Creek, WITH les VARIOUS Tneauderings, ard 90 the
NeN b the lands q Niliian GFizzerd, Aired Griz-
zaTi, and Pinckney Gibson levied on, with what
ever improvements there may be on the some. 20
satisfy Judgments rendered - said Cirruif Court,
agunet FarreT, Dssmul-es 3 Co.. and in fzror ol
Potter, White Bailey, ard Benedict Hal & Co.
Is. r.. GLASCOCK
msy Z5-Hzt u. s.. IS. ~ y. Il.
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F. LINCK,
No. 8 COLLEGE-sTREET,
CONGRATULATIONS.

lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE At NY
81 store,
100 cases Old Bourbon WHISKET,
90 . CogDac Brandy,
90 " Jauaics Rum,
so Z" assorted Bittsrs,
70 Madeira Wine,
IO1 Cstauba Wine,
Is =" Sparkling Wine,
80 " Champagne Vine,
60 " Rhine Wine,
go b1ls. Cincinnati Lager Beer,
80 =" Old Bourbon Whiskey,
20 Robertson County " hiskey
The above Vines and Liquors are all Of the best
quality II you don't believe il, call anil Judge for
yourselves. F.LINCE.
une slim
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Chronic Cases

with astisiaction: Rheumatism, Affections q the
Lungs; Diseases Of the Throat, SWelled joints,
Stiff Limbs, Pisurisy, Pains, Ulcers, Cancer, Gravel,
Diseases Of the Heart and Liver, Infismmstion OF
Deafness, diseases Of the Eyes, Debibtated sys-
TENS, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and Consump6on-
together with al Private Diseases, and Diseases Of
The Urinary Organs.
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TMPORTANT no SOLnIERS
UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McClLL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN TIE TREATMENT OF DISEASES, Z
GROWING hin WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES, AS II IS IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

Ny books viii show that for the past i've months
my practice has increased hundred per cent. over
tia last year. until it's not 70 be surpassed By any
in the State. With my general practice Ia the city,
/ treat the following
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Marshal's sac.

DY VIRTUE OF 1Wc WRlTs or ALIAS
- fzl fa-.as % me directed nom tee Circuit
lour ~ the United Sssses for the Middle District
u Tennessee, issued n iis April term, 1854. aud
un1ed uFon judgments uh;aned 10 said Court
On the 2slh day Il Anrl 1885. IN the esss q r.
lc afe. % ne highest bidder, Tor cash. 81 The Coari
House d or, - toe ctty II NsshTiie and District
Ffofesald 4 cultuencuz 50 10 o'clock q. - I. q
III SnAi, TIE SEA dsT of July. 1854, III TIE
night, title interest," eEd ests;e aiich mo. 3. Ky
eFeff has IN and - cd uufFide,l fourth rart 81 =
tract 81 laads ecptsining 50 acres mere % less
lylnz 10 lfsirfst NJ 2 payidsSn county, Tenuessee
dee -aaaa Fas sessad Sad Possessed Of AID he IA
divided ftsfth pArt 81 which devised 70 sad Jno
b. sseTlt sut1cet 70 ihe life estate 81 Fl zalih ks-
erett. EistoE q SD Tpoulas n ETarett deceased.
lurs I7--sf
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The shove sent by mail or otherwise, on the re-
celpt Of price and return postage.
Persons ordering viii please state the size and
style oesiredy neither hard or soft, fne or coarse
snd the pen should fail 10 please OF prove deiec-
tive viii have the privilege Of exchanging It.
A deduction Of hiteen per cent. allowed on orders
Of SIS CT over, sud twenty-five per cent. or those
&c Sl00.
second quality Pen, ten csrats fEe, not included
N ne shoFe, with plhted cases from 90 cents up
wards ----.--..-..-..-..
Literal discount 70 the trade.
Also viii hs hart a f-y,r~I rcas,--4-,os,f n
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Yesterday was the euietestd day which
have noticed in the present campaign.
Even the p:ckets seemed disinclined -
pop at each other. The rebel artillery
was silent, forced to be 50 BIZ the vigi-
lance Of our sharpshooters. Our guns
fred bis few shots, and those for the
purpose o. testing or getting range.
PREsIDEsS LISc0Ls's VISIT TO THE FIELD.
President Lincoln's yisitto tho camps
Is the occasion Of much enthusiasm
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MARSHAL'S SALE.


NO. ~.
Unitsd Stats %. BreEadA's Foienflz, 81.
I WILL SELL, AT PUBIC SALE, TO THE
4 highest bidder, for cash, st or near fhe Depot
Of the Nashville snd Chattanooga Railroad. in the
city q Nashville, On "WEDNESDAY, The 18th day
Of June, 1851.
] small HAND LATHE, feet shears, IL inch
ewing
doutle Isths, p inch shears, p inch swing
double hasded Lathe Il inch shears, ~ NH
sNiBg.
Lathe. I6fsstshesrr. q inch swing
II %
is
1 small Tsble Drill Press.
upright Drill Presses.
! lsrge upright Drill Press
large Bolt Cutting Machine
l Piaia.r, feet tahls.
g q
l Foundry Truck
4 small Bellows.
Blacksmith's Crane.
CSC lbs Smiths Tones.
Cone.
. small Anviis.
lsi lbs. Man Drills. aad g feel shaf,ng.
n1~y p E. X. (7IAscOCk. H. n. y. r.
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10 the Ladies.

AL Affections Of the Womb treated with succsss.
Those Married Ladies who have bes1 50 unfortu-
nate TO miscarTy or prove abortion, can be earned
cal.
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The above may sound like a paradox
A prisoner recently captured belonging
to a North Carolina regiment, IN con-
versation with our men in camp, de-
clares his unconditional loyalty % the
Union. he says that he had to 60 into
the army or be hung, but protests, that
in every engagement he raised his gun
and fred over the Union troops. lie
vas Unionist by choice, but rebel
by cOmpulsion.
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