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AuclrfU.

Aug s % - lon "A e. spOSe brig Mary Crawford. frso
Eew.Yofk Tor PoIt Roynl.
No dsic a. rs ion Il IS scn. Hor,ce, from Boston fec
Aug H.,f-rss bearing s. w. u miles. pilot boats John q
Jones and Wa- II. Aspinwa, from New-Yox for torEss
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BORT iDarOens' Nciite.

sT.TY OF Nsw-Yonx.
Posr-w,gDgss OyyTcK No. lot Wsnf
NOTICE Is hereby gwen, in accordance VITA
~ s.cton Q. tho passed AP.il II. 1857. entitled ~
fc to Reofganize the Wsacns Once Of ths Pc OF Sev>
Ycs MI persons interested in OF having charge o. u:
sh 1T rn,tes such ing iry. examination surrey hAA
the following ycssr under animation BY tho Pest
Nsdous azl that s-id surveys or eaalaApus vii -
completed within days Lext succeeding ths notse -
toala al vessels
steauskip City Of London. Pier No. ~ r.
strain.hip iowa .............."Pier No. u y. K
Ship Furopa....................pies No sN. 4.
BAH Emily 4 Ada..."....."..PieI Ne, y X.
RI, Io.ota.................. Pier No. 10 X. X.
MISTHOESE IoAPkiNs, frssideul
T. AUGs HERMAN. Secretary.
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Work on the new Fort Prcble, ot Portland,
Nc Lis hcFn suspended tho Goyercmeat con,iie.Us
that lortlfcliiy tie Cope iigots VIII tf.f no
iect tic hai Dor.
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The Hon. Icnatius Donnelly has been re-
nominated hy tie Unionsis q The I'D Dis!re. Of Mn
rcso.a. % their candidate fur Coasfcts.
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yor rfst,oo b. thr s.ifr scsts Aus. l0..st ~
a. lfsv o. b, ihr berry, lu, 20, o'.. p
Fe- Clnfyt' =. Gfts.n. Mssairg.or Territory, snt
tie Sai1pil- ls-aids. dlay ts.ndly. eScap.' .
.........................t,a q. T.. 9rd Il p IA.
s.ffifflr. "a prftfa ari Caradls..5 g. and u y.
sarlh ard Wet Nry p ~
~ ~s.sr hai! sis frr Nliicd....s n. and 4 p m
.ol.herr .nd ,outANo e4n = Ills n. A. D! md 10; p To-
stern hsi - "a y
lUd ra ufFff T.
a. Tor. i.aHd s. II cil.es af.......sSi M sad r u
Sunday ~ s.pdar al neil. coss at....... u
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s,.sn,shIn Washington (Fr.l Duehssns Hare July -
m5.e aud PASS to NJ 81 Masksnze Had head winds al he
s,ss,ssIip sdon ihr, Mrtyn Liverpool July %: 10
ose,',oEn 17,h pdse snd 4J9 Pa,. to T. b ~,
Baltimore and ship boouer. bound T. otn stean'niP
d hence for Liyerpooi: avg passed oas Dol soo,.
IN exchanged signals with Of nlssus ssoaiosrs oeuhe
last 49,. s.,
u hours TO L. .. QasrtermAster A.
stan-r saho1 u. .rsusPor) wotton Port hoysl Aug
s. aas aud 50 released Union Psoncs to u D. oasrtsns~
Steamer Delaware. A,hmor. Trenton. mdss to c. H. Hoss
steamer King Fisher. Henry, Providence, mdse and pc.
slsk srrin.c tprua, orunmalds, Maueilies 60 dsys
gas Rolling wsvr Collins CIsnfuesos Is day., sugar. ts.
Brig Fanny Buter Nickerson Man1sna n days, wood 70
Ss scotland Francis Cisnfaeso. s day.. mosssss to L
Bng larsh Flagg. Wood. Tsmpco 90 days hides fasas
Brig rebleo taren.l Hickman, Kingston. JAM, d dayA
,'ns DsPssch ot s. yncent) Harrio ssnia Cruz Is days
1hs Leonard Gerry TOT Demerra) Steele NeD, Jam.
Ssy., log God TO Tuctsr Lisbbcorne;
brig Siscomo lof Gibrsar) sobar aahSo q days, wool
, cor. IA! 8 pas. 10 Giro Fran;iA -
Xix Cyp % toi Windsor NJ 81, MOcuoch Cienfaego' v
dy a F.h ., Aux C.ye. Is days. iogwood to B.
er Frederick of Nassau HOvcs sasua days. sugar 70
schr Able Br,dord of Bo';On Freeman Port 50 rIises
IL days. loxw0od - Drett, Bon Co. On D. rcois Moe
oas supposed the x. Murray IT,. hence for Port -
Fr!ace. -, -,
scar Frarres ssery, Alden, Port Royal days. in bssse
to Jonas Smith.
schr Alligator Wooster Calais days lumber to JED Frys
s. Co. =. a,
cir E,pre,, Perry Ms.amoros IS days. In bia to Dob
rer, Potter n Co. =.
scbI Clara Holmes (of ProviacetOsI), Cook Curacao
days, with sat, hides Sc. 70 master.
schr. Tsris ,Hrl Porter aenfanLs IL days. palm Leg
WOO. ar, 70 u. II DeNof II
ser Con Peavey Fanns. St. Andrews Is days, raafesl
| sIeepers 20 Jed FRYE Co
senr. Geo Thomas, Jockson Baltimore days, eosa
| Ser. Anu, bedril. Virginia daJs, wood
| esehr.Ar.Sls, Crowley Somerst
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AnsiaE.

Ara Gen setgwick Star OF ~
South, Dakotsn
Rarss--Zegbyr Glasgow, Milton, CoumerciA -,
Bus-Psrs. Lsdy OF tae Lake. Jean bapsse'. Wooe's.a
sebconsrsArcole z. W. Vaughan, Belle. D. d. Pits WI
ago Belle. ..-.
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ygorra of C0uuci;Ilen.
OFFICIAL !

Or1craLl STATED sIssIos. Thursday Auz. 4, 1856,
Oc.ocA y. "a. '
Tt. Board met, pursuant 20 alounaent In Their Canecr
50. i6 City irl. . .
aoog,n M answering leF roilcsl. the
oard was declared adjourned until Moudsy' 9th inst. a,
o'clJckp H.. JAMES N. sNEESf' t.ss
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A. the scr Henry Laurens Robinson from HErabetbPsfe
FOR ostoo wa goiag trou Hell Oae, t8 an inst, eng
truck on a,tt ooi AID snak- She has been stripped d
her seis, &c.
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The cluster of buildings at Centeryille, Conn,
known Candies Rubber Works was dosiro!ea py
tire en July u. Aggregate loss, ss..V@.
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uiMArUEn ALSAHAc ....
su.-Rsss... sos 1:os Messsssa
uraH wArRR rim BAT
Sandy Hook o;l9 Gov Island 100 Hell dste..~.. s'O
SHIPPING aNTRs.LuGENCR. r
FORT or Ngw-YORK.......A gsusr .


I'll. n..t "a. Cleared.
stssmships-Ro.nok-, Drew Hsvlna Ladan. Hs'nskin
Co; Scotia tbr. vi IdhiBs, Liverpool, L. Cnnard.
rick. - 'I II,
snipsJsys Dsezst, glasgow, I. DunlAm; Favu, Eesoa
London 4. Dunh4il. : 49,
Bsrksun,s ttail CunO, Cork for orders Baetser Dc
Vertu Y. n. CASTOR Pr nsse, Barbados Bishop byoa
Prince bert. Hsi. FicIbncto, ID, E. OrWolf 49,
bhes-Giuetta uta.i Msri.sas CarliT Y1rch xeincte
Wepdt Union Orb tyder 81 Stspbeaa j. oyntons Sen.
schooDers--AIInxtoD, Weaver, -0eorstow6, Bentley.
Smith Co. Jane Maria Bushnell, Norwich L. Kenny; ri.
len Lcni.r snow HtwHsven, Hotchkiss stsnnsri; ia
iRr uenson ST Kits, Jones Lough; J. g. Ferda ont,
Wssb!ugtoY y. Reie; j. hcPhes, Wixon. Portland B. v.
tiorence Besrss Clark Mataniors lsryj NJ H. Be~fs~
KarbeI Mstsmoros, A. Leary fi
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miscellaneous.

NASH paid for Rags and old Metals-White
Ra-, Ice per pound; ooon and wooens &C.; books and
p,v,,rsI-rg c.as pe pound old brlss 24c Per Poundi
con-r and r.wter DC per pound lead lOc, stNe Is Nev
Bowery corner OF Roossyrtsl
NOR SAI.E-The CROP OF an APPLE Or
A. cHARD Of 800 trees. ia full bearing Apply to JAMES
A. HAMILTON. News, near Dobb.'s Ferry, wsstchssse
! N. Y
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i)rotesGlnua! Notites.

lar. LEWIS's MEDICAL and SURGICAL
~ INSTITUTE, No. beschs between N.rict sa1
Ne, Froadway u the only p!scs whsrs the afflicted wiz
,ce proper nsdlcs TT se1t HONS from O. H. to p n
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IRON. IRON. ....
l. Loco Tuna Beat Refined Bars, al slrea
40 1uus Go ANON Bars al sizt
700 I'm, Rost Il, IDS $40 IA $50. -. tN. ~
200 Thus Bs. Ifofseshor Iron.
so Tho. Best Aasle iron II TO } nohss
% Tun, Large Round ohsfting,
I0O Tnn, Spike Rod, al si,sa
sea Tun. IA Scotch Pig lroa-
30 Tuns Forge Pig Iron
zoo Tuns No. American Pig iros
loo Tt.ps Kentied.e Ballast.
100 Tuns roeght Iron furnnys
For .ale in iots By PETITE, WILSON c.,
Nor. 20 and 10 South-Se
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Many instances Of individual bravery occurred daring
th I12ue OF the c1aagratlon, few OF which nor.otc
bliss Mary black daughter Of Judge Black. inc
gil OF Is summers having packed Up bundle OF cloth
Ing. threw i over her shoulder aud lcn he hOrsg.
Few steps distant she was confronted by fellow who
presented pistol and told her to l1y down her load
IS II TOO heavy for hfr carry. Looking ~ the
uual ~ instant she said. what 3 thai TO YOU aud
quickly drawing revolver from the folds o. her dress
shs nockedhs pistol Nom MS hand and passed Oh
fiih0at further mdeotati0n o.
Sir. A. j. Miller. keeping drug store on the main
street. engaged putting s0mc valuable drugs In the
yart in his cellar ond Lad last laid away bis watch
and money when Rebel confronted him aud demanded
bis yflaa6cs Seeing the propcrtysying the shelf
tie fellow helped himself without further parey. and
marched off, Mr.. Miller then repaired 10 his garrett
with the intention OF rosenng II possible dog which
be highly prlSyd, the afrighted animal having fed
thither Being unsuccessful he returned to his store.
takIDs with lin a doubled barrel shot gun. heavily
loaded. Tpon entering he saw two fellows who lad
accidentally locked themselves Ia and dropped the key.
without ado he fred up0l one who was cropping about
the foor Tor the key killing him instantly Inc other
Rebel rn ie1 the back door. and was about escaping
when Miller gave him tie contents OF the second barr J.
aad lcit hin blcedlug upon tac hoor. The build y
WIS coon after fred and the bodies OF both tho Rel els
we're consumed IN the flames Mr.. Miller. m efecin
his esca.e caino near being crushed BY falling IL.
Young lads, whose name could not lcaT;i. wrapped
Aia .can Gag about her person. and pistol IN hand.
dohs4 -is ~ cEteT her house ~ lef ae'eImina
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yond the small intestines II had evil
IDENTIFY not been long enough in the
body tccauss death
How was this to be accounted for 2
nsssse Professor, Dr. Hausemann, suppoees
tdat Trumpy, weary of his financial
troubles, took strychnine; and that
before it had reached the liver, shock
Of horror at his own act sent the blood
70 his brain, and caused death by apo
plexy, the swift mental emotion out
running thus the more material minis
ter of death.
The hypothesis would, Of course, ac-
quit DR. Demme. But in what a hid
eous light must Madame Trumpy then
remain
Que of the examiners, DR.. Emmert is
known to entertain deep and bitter
jealousy of Professor D NINE, the ia
Their Of the accused An anonymous
letter produced in court, and in the
handwriting Of Madame Emmert, was
used by the advocate of the prisoner to
introduce, or, at least TO hint, the fright
full suggestion that the poison found in
the body had been put there by DR.. EN-
inert ass means of vengeance upon the
two Demmes But the youngest Demme
has since ayowed that he himself wrote
tbs letter and counterfeited Madame
Emmert's handwriting in order 10
throw he law upon this track lie
maintains, however, that anonymous
letters had previously been written to
himself and 20 Madame Trumpy, which
be believes 70 have come from Madame
Emmert All this secondary plot will
be unvailed bF the examination of Ma
dame EmmeTt and by the researches Of
experts In handwriting.
Meanwhile the main force If the
drama is concentrated upon the con
duct and character OF Madame Trumpy
Whether Demme be guilty or innocent,
it is impossible TO imagine anything
more shocking than the moral pheno-
menon which this parsonage of the ter
Tible story presents.
Her demesnor before the tribunal
speaks terribly against her II is de
scribed as strangely calm and self pos
sessed. That any woman not physical
ly, mentally or morally mad should
thus bear herself while trampling under
foot all the instincts not only OF ma
ternal tenderness but of personal
shame, is simply impossible.
The trial of Dr. Demme and Madame
Trumpy was still going on when the
Australasian sailed The Augsburg
Allgemeine Zeitung, of November Sd,
says of it;
The revelations of the first week were
In The highest degree start ing and alb
sorbing. The trial swallows up the
whole attention of the community
The accused, Demme, seemed during
the last two days more deeply moved
than before The trial will
hardly end before Thursday or Friday
of next week After the evidence shall
have been all put in, it is expected thai
the pleadings will occupy at least two
days
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TIE VOLUNTEERS vision.

Last night lay in The rain,
And looked up 10 heaven through the
night,
A vision came Ger me, and lighted my
brain
With glory that viii never food it again
This side Of the River Of Light.
And heard a swee4sound.as It came,
Like the hutter Of feathery wings,
And he voice Of seraph kept calling my
. name,
Ana Der breath in nay tresses went play
ing the same
As thea.r in an instruments strings.
told my Wild heart 10 be still.
That he vision was nought but dream,
Fo knew not that over the amethyst hill
The feet Of ny darling had wandered 81 will
"a the banks OF Eternity's streain4
said to The seraph- winged bird,
o, why have you come from the West7
And he tod how the leaves Of the Forest
b lee. Of the angels who brought her
Ga land where the weary may rest.
She ta'd he was tired end flint,
AnI her heart was covered with snow I;
The angels they head the muitered com
pl int,
They called her, and brought her the robes
Of saint
Aud 81 said she was ready togo.
Itoii Der the biossom7 were sweet
In the meadows tie same as Of yore,
Pu, she showed me the dew on her spark
ling feet
Tbey'e esught of the lilies that borderod the
street
BY sands oftbe Pa adise shore.
asked Der how long ! must wait
Before sheuld meet herafar,
And ! pr. ycd her unfold me the book Of my
fate,
Bue he vanished, aud passed through the
c yslaline gate
She lad left N her coming ajar.
Dear Hugh, there's battle to-day,
Aud pr haBc- l may happen to fall;
II I'm not a. the call Of the roll, you may
gay
a good-b e to the boys in my name, for I
may
Have ssi5 faye" toan angels call.
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agasIrrille Gig dirsftors.


JoRx HUGH SnTH, Mayor.
VIZ SHANE, Recorder. 49,
RUFUs Henry, Treasurer.
JoHs CHUEBLY, City Marshal
W. H. Wilkinson, Deputy Marshal
JAMES A. STEELE,
A. G. TUcKEE,
JaHN F INGALLS,,
JOsIPH L RYAN,
A. r. SBAxKLIS, Revenue Collector.
Z B. GARRETT, Water Tax Collector.
JAMES WAR, Superintendent Of Wa
ter Works.
JAMES PETITE, Assistant superintendent
of Water Works.
DAx. CUNNINGHAM, First Engineer OF
Water Works.
WV J. SLISKARD, Second Engineer OF
Water Works
L. n FREEMAN, Chief of Fire Depart
ment
Low COREY, Assistant Chief of Fire De
partment
WV WRIGHT, Street Overseer.
JOHN @. DoDD, Work House Keeper.
t. h. MCBRIDE, Sexton.
THOMAS McCARTY, First Clerk Market.
ELISHA LOEG, Second Clerk Market
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IliInoI, cotton.

The editor of the Peru Herald was
presented, q few days since, with a
sample Of this seasons cotton, raised
in this State. The fiber, he says, is as
fine as that raised further South The
owner of the plantation from which
this sample was taken, has 200 acres
under cultivation, which will average
nearly one bale per acre, and at the
present price per pound he will make
clear OF all expenses, one hundred
thousand dollars From this expert
naent, whe will not say that eventually
the southern portion of this State will
yield large quantities of this indispen-
sable agricultural product, and at a
profit equaling any other crop. 1t is
found by experiment, this season, that
the cultivation of cotton does not ex
coed that of corn or other staple agri-
cultural products.
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GENERAL HOSPITALS.

GEN EZRA k4OSPITALS.
CUMBERLAND HOSPITAL,
Near Penitendsry. surgeon Burkitt Cloak, q. 8
Vols, in charge.
SHERMAN HOSPITAL
Near Psnitentiary. Surgeon ". Threlkcld, q. 3
Vols, in ehsrge.
OFFICERS HOSPITAL
College Hili. Surgeon J. Z. Herbst, U. 8. Vols.
IN charge.
NO ] GENERAL HOSPITAL,
New Gun Factory. Surgeon J. l. Stanford, ..
Vols, ia charge.
NO. GENERAL HosPITAIs
College bill. Surgeon J. Z. Her5st, o. 8. Vols.
in charge.
NO. 3 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
s. E. Cor Public Square, with Branch on Broad
street. Surgeon J. & Ludlow, U. g. Vols, il
charge.
NO 8 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Masonic Hall. ChurL h-stFeet. Surgeon r. z
Taylor U. 8. Vols, in charge.
NO. ii SMALLPOX HOSPITAL,
On the Charlotte Road. A. Asst Surgeon 6. W
France in charge
NO IA GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Near n. and C. Railroad Depot. Surgeon S. E
Fuller, U. S. Vols, IN charge.
Vo ID GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Corner "a inner and Line-streets, Surgeon "
N. Chambers, u. 8. Vols, in charge.
No. Is CoNTRABAND HOSPITAL
On College, between Church and Broad-streets
A. Asst surgeon Justin konsyne in charge.
NO. 10 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
On Market-st' Get, between Union and Church.
.trfets. Surgeon W. H. Thorn, q. 5. Vols, II
charge.
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DR.. KINGS
Dis o airy
FOR
) PRIVATE DISRAShS.

go, Dr. KING, formerly OF Nsw York, iol
- Last four years OF Louisville, KY, who
1as devoted his attention 70 tie treatment Of pr
vste diseases for 30 years, fatters himself, having
attended 70 practice for so many years, and cured
30 ms1y thousands he is enabled to cure ali diseases
Of private nailirs no matter how bad they may be
from iniudicious medical treatment or from neglect
Of their own. DR.. Kings DispenssrY s No q
Desderick street, between Cherry and the S9da-e
second story, where he cures sli diseases Of phi
rate nature.
Gonorrhuea cured without rauseous medicines OF
interference with business.
Strictures Of old or recent date efectually cured
in few dsys, By an operation which causes nc
paini Where q structure exists health cannot he
enjoyed. Perhaps no disease causes mora mischief
snd undermines the health so much.
Syphilis, with all the diseases Of the skin, grow.
ne out OF neglect bad treatment can be efiectu.
ally cured in few days.
BEMIHAL WEAKNEsS.-Psrlcuiar attention having
bs6n given 20 this disease and al the consequences
growing out Of i, brought in many cases by the
destructive habits Of incOnsderate youth, and ex.
ces5ive Indulgence Of the passions, neglect d
which Will undermine the constitution, rendering
the subject unfit or business or society and oags-
ing prensture old age.
Females who may 90 iabOnng with any dificulty
Of the Womb may rest assured Of Immediate re-
IeL
Perscns residing abroad, by writing and stating
their esSe with fee enclosed direct toDT. A. Kine
No. % pea6sriek street, Nashville, Tenn. will have
the necessary medicines sent to their address
Once hOETs from o'clock 10 the morning cztil {
the evening. ADYT-dA-IV
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Mtlitarg 9ireftptg
Subsistence Department.

COL A. BECKwITH, @. G. g.,
Military Division of the MississipEa.
COL. A P. PORTER, C. C. s.,
Department Of the Cumberland.
COL. G. r. RACFEELY, O. @. s.,
Department # the Tennessee
CAPT. SAN J. LITTLE, C. g, r
Depot COmmisssry Subsistence, ofacs No. 10
JheTry-streeL-
CAPT. s. D. HENDERSON, @. g.,
Post COInmissary Subsistence, Office North side
Public Square, opposite Court House. o.
CAPT. &. Il HOPKINS, @. s.,
Purchasing COmmissary Of Subsistence, Ofice
iesr corner Of Broad abd Summer streets.
CAPT. SAN c. GLOVER, c. g.,
In charge Of Beef Cattle. Office No. 10 South
ChegTy-etTeet.
CAPT. JOHN A IRVINE, c. g,
Disbursing ommissary Subsistence. Office No.
80 Cedar-street.
CAPT. ". B. HLY1GAE, c. g.,
In charge Of q. g. Bakery, Colege-street, near
Broad.
LIEUT.. HENRY KING, A. @. g.,
In charge Of Soldiers Rest, corner Cherry and
Church-streets.
LIEUT. J. 8. GALLATIN, A. G. g.,
In charge Of Manufacturing, &C.. sc. Office No.
"a south Market-street.
LIEUT.. c. S. H0LIIsTEE, A. c. 8. 81 A. A. @ N.
Ia charge Of Berdmen, Stables, &C. Once st
q. S. Cattle Depot below Lower Levee-
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County Officers.

jazz EHnwoazH, Judge q County Court.
P. L. E1onoL, Clerk
judges Court meets on 1st Monday and every
Saturday IN each month.
Quarterly Court, composed of Magistrates meets
the LIST Monday II January, April. July and ocfo-
hsr.
sAxurI FnrrnsQ., Judge Of chancery Colrt.
J. z. GLEAvEz, Clerk.
= FEGxtEz, Judge Of Criminal Court.
JOHS H. HAni, Clerk. "a
Meets the lsf Monday IN April, August and De.
cember.
n N. Bars. Judge Of Circuit cqpfs.
y. G. LOVE, Clerk.
For Davidson county, uteets 9Th Mondsy in Jan
uary, Sd Monday in Nay and lst Monday IN Sep
TENDER.
JANEs NJ. HFHTos, eherif
JoiIE WILsoN, County Trustee
GAS. W Smith, County Register.
r +. BARS and JOIN f. NEEMAS Constables o
lst District.
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County Court--Smi B County.

Lucinda Moores, and Ira " King, Admr Of he e.
tlIe Of John z. Moore deceased,
Is.
VIM B Mooses, Henry L Mo0res, and others.
Bill for 10 ser an sa'e OF Land Of said deceased Il
ray deb,s.
TT APPEARING UPON PROOF IN THE above
i that DEFENDANTS Vim. 3. MooTes and Henry l.
bloOr e, are uOn resi- .eBt Of Tennessee.
tits r erei th8t puoicstOn be m de four con
seouEive weeks IN a ne "sp per cal ed the Nashville
Unon published il ashVna Tenn, requiring said
defendants In app ar b. fore the W0Jshipful CodatJ
Court Of smith county, sitting al the court house u
Car hage, Teune see, A. its n II nllsry Term
1876, 10 pisai ana ser or osmur said complain
ans -, or the same viii be taken Tor confessed
add set Tor he reg ex parte IS 3 them
II Il ". TURNER. Clerk.
no. Iq-ltus
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For medical properties q Buchu, see DisDsnsa-
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Zee Professor Devices valuable works on he
Practice Of Physic.
See remarks made ~ DE iats celebrated d..
Physick, Philadelphia
see fensrts mzds By ~. Ephruin1 Mcdowell, 4
celebrated Physieisn, and member d the Royal
College Of Surgeons. Ireland, and published IL DE
Transactions Of tbs King and Queens Journal.
See Hedlco-C h1rErgicd EsvlsW, puslisksd b.
benjamin Irayers, fsllOH Of tko Royal Goiisgs of
Surgeons.
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Circuit Court al Nashville.
SEPTEMBER RULES, 1854.

Robert Cannon, Exon
vs. Attachment suit.
John Over on,
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEAR Nc TO THE SAT-
isfiction Of the Clerk from the allegation in the
declaration led in his cause. that the defendant
John over on, is on resident Of the Stste Of Ten
nes ee, so that the Ordn ~ process Of law cannot
bs served upon HIM II Is therefore ordered tbas
publication e made IN the Nashville ) al y Union,
a newspaper p bllshed IN the City OF Nashville, for
10 appear AZ the January Term o. tho CrCUis Court
OF DAVID on Ounty. 70 be held IN the CITY Of Nash.
vile, on tn 9Th II nday Ia January next, O en- and
there 20 answer plead. o demur to ri Unfit = At
t chmsnt fled, or the same viii be taken tor con-
fes-ed and So Tor hearing er pdrts
tov12-itws DaV'D c. LOVE, Clerk.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Notice.

mo THE CRFDIToRs OF TIE Estate OF
4 John K Moo-e@, deceased hsYlrg -uRges O 3
he ins lyency q : ID e. ate 70 The Clerk u the
County Cynft heTeay give you the nof ~ reqnir-
81 ~ me 10 sre % HE jour eiainf, authenticated
a. rresrrl5ei ly law, with q ieYk q said Court
~ r against ste 18Th Of April, 1865 or hey WI -
b1rred. IRA W. hlhG, Ad'mr
noyIs-4fss u tie AID estate.
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For Rant.

FyoR THE YEAR lsss, THAT VALUABLE PRO
Z poFFy on On ny sLIeet known - the ''Catrpn
Properly ops OIL . the Maxwell House ana Vt
pTesons % 'upiod ~ tho Aashyia 0as Light Com
paSy This properly - the mos. yaluahle In the
city FOR may purposes. For terms, for asy part q
i apply 70 oct2S-dl \. Il. ALLQWAY.