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SOUND ARGUMENT ON
UNSOUND TEETH.

A MONG the numerous inventions made and
"a perfected in this country, ranks high the
useful art of Dentistry! But whyl Because
Teeth we use to chew our food and. tools kept in
good order are always preferable to work with.
On our teeth depends the shape Of orr mouths
which should never be suffered to become un-
pleasant to behold.
Ii is, to great extent, owing to the condition
of our teeth, whether We enjoy an agrceabl,
breath or otherwise Ii is often caused by til,
impci.eciion OF our teeth, when we find it diff
cult to arcUac well. OF all TIE ornaments,
beautiful teeth are the most useful they are not
destined for particular occasions or seasons. nav.
we need thcm constantly; and We should there
fore feel greatly indebted TO the art of Dentistry
Now-thr best way of proving to me the cor
rectneSs OF my argument, would be u speedy APP
pIication of all those in need of artificial teeth,
which will he furnished in the most approved
style. DIR. b. j. BING.
jan is. GA. Elkton, Md.
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GUTTA FERCHA CESlESTs,

For preserving and repairing Tin and other Metal
Roofs Of every description from its great elias
ITCHY. is not injured by the contraction and
expansion of Metals, and will not crack in Cold OF
run in Warm Weather.
L. W. STAPLES, Agent,
April IS, 1868 If. Elkton. Md.
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BALTIMORE
TO FARMERS
DAIRYM EN&COUMTRI
MERCHANTS.
ALL WHO HAVE. FOR SALE


ALL WHO HAfE-F0k SALE
-r-li nYrR Gr,;, G,ay,r ard Flaw C.oa
r',,. IL In,,I N So nc"
CON. Ds-j Rntt.r Che,s. G,m,. Veo..
t,hlcs Wool. RAG. FIR. skjns Ernit
.s - r. N' '
oIee" "uo wy, Hc',
IA HnitinlOre with full X atm rms ALWAYS within
IT,, n,,s nj tleir raach;n,, RI. f,;ty law Far
~" 10y v. '"e' ioneu'"e .he Wy " 10Y
Wig 10 the COMMISSION house LOT COun-
pE MARINE
f coaar ,C Fr.a.,;.t ~ pmtt o..
KAJ.TIMORE Mn.
U The highest charge made is five per
cent Goods of every descrjptiop (except
A'q"ofs( purchased anu iorwardeu Win oes-
P"'on; "Hch e"Ecr cash er "aoe "eeoinp"-
MES the order.
80 -
~ CONSENT KxFlR 10 THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES;
Having ,,oxr NJ p,.,rhnr = Marina nar many
him to be gentleman in whom, the utmost confdenc,
may be plred in the tra,sac ton Of business. He is
prompts attentive. obliging and Reabe.-Hotert Tur
nsr. ksq peaIor in Fertilizers; JOHN v. Raj Co..
nry 6ouds E. $. Eaey Drgggirts lev. &. b. Tppett
East Baltimore Confer Rev A. q. Mariatt, 4. H.
e, N.chaniesburgh, Pa: Rev. Axirnw Manship; Phila
John ". Randolph. Esq. Cashier fes Point Bank; Is
hat =. Cook, Register Of Wills Armstrong & Berry,
Baltimore, Nd; Hou 7. Holiday Hicks U. s. g. Cam
nl'oss' No' ". L. MsL"ushiih, Attorney AZ Law i"k
~
ana,
Ho'A "nl' neh' 60, "o' DeeeHpe' -'''' Io.''
This to certify that during the last Blk years. have
bee. both directly and Indirectly connected with Mr.
= Marine III business and take pleasure IN stating
that during that time have always found him praet-
cal industrious business man, OF most un4uestonable
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JOHNS & CR0SLEY'S
IMPROVED
Liquid Gutta Perch Cement,

IMPROVED
Liquid Gutta Perch Cement,
For Coating Metals OF all kinds wien exposed to
the action of the W Gather, and for Preserving and
Repairing Metal Roofs Of all kinds
l his is the only Composition known which will
successfully iesist extreme changes OF all climates
for any length Of time, when applied to metals,
to which it adheres firmly, forming II body equal
TO three coats Of paint cos,s much less and will
last three times as long and from its elasticity is
lot injured by the contraction and expansion of
lin and other Metal Roofs, consequent upon sud
den changes in she weather
1t will not crack in Cold or run In Warm
Weather. and will not wash oil.
Lcaky lin and other Metal Roofs can be re-
paired with Gutta Pcrcha Cement, and prevented
from further corrosion and leaking thereby
ensuring a perfectly Water Tight Roof for many
years.
This Cement is particularly adapted for the
preservation of Iron Ratings, Stoves. Ranges.
Safes, Agricultural implements, &c, also for
geL eral mdnufac urers use
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Japanese Tea

lust returned from the city with large
u assortment offspring Mlllenary and Fancy
Goods She asks the patronage of the old
stand. MARY A. JONES.
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70 The highest charge made is five per
cent. Goods Of every description except
Liqmors) purchased and forwarded with dcs-
patch, when either cash or trade accompa-
MES the order.
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Rhodes Super-PhOsphate

HuVVTHHtt0Vs
ENHE STANDARD MANURE, composed
Il Of Bones treated with Suipturic .Acid.--
IS RHODES" the long established Manure
in the American market-besides having
European eputation-cannot be exceled
for the culture of Oats, Corn, Tobacco and
Root Crops. Also, Top Dressing on the Grow-
ing Wheat. For sale by
Feb IA, 1868 JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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HARE DE- GRACE, narfbrG county, Nd.
Mr.. Y. y. MAIIsE:-Sir :-wo say that you al
ways dsat correctly and satisfactory to us for all the
business have had yon to do for and always
recommend any persons that know to you and you
names tor any Recommendation that You
may want Yours,
Uecculber Goth 1853. SPENCER 4 WRIGHT.
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VIENNA Dorchester county, BID January 1st 1864.
Mr. Y. Z. ADMINISTRATION the beginning Of
she year extend to You my hearty conYrat-
ulaons for the satisfactory manner which you have
given for several years, in tho sale Of consgnnents
which have intrusted to your hope in the fu-
fre that DC uhls to increase those consgnucnts
and that You will resolve from the public very liberal
patronage. THOMAS HIGGINS.
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WOOD YARD.

WOOD YARD.
y OSSELL II HINES have opened the
~ largest Wood Yard in Elkton. and will
keep always on hand Hickory, Oak, and
Kindling Wood. Wood will be delivered
in town free of charge. 1000 Cords Of Wood
wanted, for which the highest matltct price
will be paid in cash or goods.
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" ILL run between Port Deposit and
w Havre do Grace, during the season;
connecting with the cars) Leaving Port
Deposit for Hayre dc Grace, at 9 A. N. / 80
and 4.30 y. M; connecting with the
morning mail trains from Philadelphia and
Baltimore, and with the afternoon and even.
rug trains that leave Ilavre dc Grace before
O'Clock, ?. NJ
Tickets issued on the boat for Baltimore
~ Ferrying between trips to Lspidum.
d. YANNEMAN, Capt.
apr l6, '6i-3m.
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~ CONSENT KxFLR TO THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES:
nAITtxnRr Ma, Oath Ia6k

ROCK HILL, Kent CO., Md, December 21st. 1863
This to certify that during the last Blk years. have
beeu both directly and Indirectly connected with Mr. f.
T. Marine, in business and take pleasure in stating
that during that time have always found him pract
cal indstrous, business Of most unquestiouable
Integrity possessing the confidence of all tho business
nieh " hu know him.
Yours most respectfully, c. A. LEARY.
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TO THE III SINKSS PUELIC:
After eight years connsc ton with Mr. T. y. Marine
rocery and Commission Merchant, take pleasnr in
recommending him business man, strictly correct,
And unst say that he has my entire confidence.
WI. VI. McMAHAN, Sheriff.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-06-04

For Coughs, Colds, Group, Whooping
Cough, .Asthma, Bronchitis, Splitting
Blood, Pam and Weakness Of the
Breast, Difficulty Of Breathing, &c.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-26
Nashville Gitg directory.
Municipal Omcers.


FoHx HUsH SMrE. Mayor.
WM SHANE, Recorder.
RUFUs HENRY, Treasurer.
JoHS CHUMBLE, City Marshal
". II WILKISsoE, Deputy Marshal
JAHEs A. STEELE,
A. c. Tucker,
JoHs F. IEGALIs,
JosIFH L RYAN,
A. B SHAEKLIE, Revenue Collector.
E. B. GARRET, Water Tax Collector.
JAMES WAR, Superintendent of Wa
ter Workss
JAMES PETITE, Assistant Superintendent
Of Water Works
Dan. CUSSISeHAN, First Engineer OF
Water Works
VIZ J. SLISKARD, Second Engineer Of
Water Works
L. NJ FREEAAS, Chief Of Fire Depart
ment
Low GoRBT, Assistant Chief Of Fire De
partment
WM WRIGHT, Street 0verseer.
JOHS @. DoDD, Work House Keeper.
{. II. McBRIDE, Sexton.
THOMAS McCARTY, First Clerk Market
ELISHA LosG, Second Clerk Market.
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a correspondent Of the Bangor Wing
narrates the following incident, which
recently came under his observation:
On The stage we're seven or eight sol
diers from he Eighth Maine regiment
civil, well~behaved, intelligentsmen,
as was apparent from their conasrsa-
iion. While ct the stage hose in
Lincoln, there came into the Office 8
poor old blind man-stone blind
slowly feeling his way with his cane
He approached the soldiers and said in
gentle tones, Boys, hear you belong
70 the Eighth regiment; l have son
in that regiment" What is his manner
John -" 'Oh, yes, we know him
we'll He was q sergeant in our com
paDy; we always liked him. He is now
a lieutenant in q colored regiment, and
q prisoner at Charleston"
Fog q moment the old man ventured
not to reply; but at last slowly and
sadly he said: I" feared as much. !
have not heard from him for a very
long time"
without waiting for another word
these soldiers took from their wallets 3
sum Of money amounting to twenty
dollars, ana offered it the old man,
saying at the same time: "If our com
panY was here we would give hundred
dollars"
The old man replied: Boys, you
must put il in my wallet for me, for /
am blind"
But mark what followed. Another
individual in the room who had looked
on this scene as had, with feelings of
pride in our citizen soldiers, advanc, d
and said: Boys, this is handsome
Ling, and l want you to drink with
me. / stand treat for the company ="
| waited with interest for the reply. 1t
came" No, sir, we thank you kindly
We appreciate your offer, but we never
dsinkf" The scene was perfect-the
first act was noble, was generous; the
last was grand
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DR.. KINGS
Dis pens airy
FOR
PRIVATE DBRASES.

80 DR.. KING, formerly Of New York, for
w. last four Yeas Of Louisville, KY, who
has devoted his attention 70 the treatment Of pr
vste diseases for 80 years, hstters himself, having
attended to practice for so many years; and cured
many thousands he is enabled 70 cure all diseases
Of private nature, no matter how bad they may be
nom injudcious medical treatment, or from neglect
Of their own. Dr.. Kings Dispenssry is No g
pesderick street, between Cherry and The Square
secord story, where be cures all diseases Of PR
vate nature.
GoBorThsa cured without nauseous medicines or
Interference with business.
Structures of Old or recent date eflectualy cured
in isg days, by an operation which causes no
penn Where structure exists health cannot be
enjoyed. Perhaps no disease causes more mischief
and undermines the health so much.
Syphilis, with all the diseases Of the ekin grow
ne out Of neglect or bad treatment can be efectu-
ally cured IN few days.
SEMINAL WEAEEEss.-Pa Particular attention having
been given to this disease, and all tho consequences
growing out Of il, brought IN many cases by the
destructive hahats Of inconsiderete youth and ex-
cessive indulgence Of the passions, q neglect Of
which viii undermine the constitution, rendering
the subject unft for business or society and caus-
ing premature old sge.
Females who nlay be lsborDg with any difficulty
Of the Womb may rest assured of immediate re-
lief
Persols residing snrosd, by writing and stating
their case, with fee enclosed, direct tODr A. King
No. % Deadenck street, Nashville, Tenn, viii have
the necessary naedieinee sent to their address.
Ofico hours from o'clock in the morning until Q
tha evening. Voc ApYT-dAWlv
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The FALLING sraRs.
[Frorn DE - be po.lon Post.l

Know'st thou, my 1--we, what il may mean
When from the blue sky's gIittering wall
a star to quit its plsce y seen,
And dart 70 earth in rapid falls
The stars % brightly shining there,
With Pgress rsys Of light serene,
Are but he wreaihs tDat angels wear,
N ben watching Ger cur sphere terrene.
Eaeh stars faithful sentinel,
Placed the sky with 4 & unfurled,
hat be the powers aooye may tel
What happens in the lower world.
When, here upon this earthly ball,
An honest man that's sore oppressed
With i'll, ON aven for help DOH call,
Aga nst injustice makes protest,
And 10 his heavenly Father wehds
For aid in his sd misery,
To him b heavfnly Fa her sends
An angel from thss host on figh.
The angel 70 his chamber HES,
With hesiiBg balssIn on his wings,
The sufferer tearS he q,ickl driss,s
And Linn TO 3. ntls slumber sings.
And that is what IL all doth mean,
Nh b. from the blue sky gittering wall
A star 10 quit iis plsce is seen,
Aud dart - earth in rapid tall.
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GEN ERA AL HOSPITALS.
CUMBERLAND HOSPITAL,
Near Penitentiary. surgeon Bukitt Cloak, y. 8
Vols, in charge.
SHERMAN HOSPITAL,
Near Penitentiary. Surgeon ". Tbrelkeld, u. 8
Vols.. IN charge.
OFFICERS HOSPITAL
College Hill. Surgeon J. L. Herbst, q. 8. Vols,
IN charge.
no ! GENERAL HOSPITAL,
New Gun Factory. Surgeon J. L Stanford, o. 8.
Vols, in charge.
no 2 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
College Hill. Surgeon J. &. Herbst u. S. Vols,
10 charge.
- no. 3 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
g. E. Cor. Public Square, with Branch on Broad
street. Surgeon J. r Ludlow, u. 8. Vols, IN
charge.
NO 8 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Masonic Hall, Church-street. Surgeon r. r.
Taylor, U. s. Vols, in charge.
NO. ii SMALLPOX HOSPITAL,
On the Charlotte Road A. Asst Surgeon 9. W.
France in charge
NO IA GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Near N. snd C. Railroad Depot. Surgeon 8. &.
Fuller. U. 8. Vols, in charge.
Vo Is GENERAL HOSPITAL
Corner ga inner and Line-streets, Surgeon W.
N. Chambers, U. 8. Vols, in charge.
NO. 10 CoNTRABAND HOSPITAL,
On College, between Church and Brosd-streets.
A. Asst surgeon Justin Ronsyne in charge.
40. l9 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
On MRrket-str Get, between Union and Church
streets. Surgeon W. h. Thorn, U. 8. Vols, in
charge.
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ANOTHER THEORY.
FRO the Ere lch.l

Iron the Freleh.l
Know'st thou the cause, N gentle quetn,
Why al those stars on high,
Uncertain p le, and dim seen,
MAKE US with sadness sigh
II Is heea1se they mark the fight
OF lost ones We deplore;
Each star is sfnt u guide and light
4 heart that b ats no more.
It s. because each Inning pearl
With some sou here ccmmunes
One is thy lover. oh young girl,
And thus be importuneg:
"Forg { not one now lost 70 thee,
Whose days On earth are Ger;
Let thy true heart still beat for me,
Whose heart shsll beat no more"
Bee'st thou yon solitary star,
Fast iadirg in It's ghtf
A s1ui-it seeks 70 hide aiar
/ everls ting night
Because its sisisr soul revolts
ON VOWS IL made before
Bee use the beating heart is false
To one that beats no moro.
A tren ing star, when ! am dead,
BY spirit viii appear,
And, lowering fond.y OSr thy head,
ueinand of thee a tear.
Whene',r thou see'st me floating there,
Think then OF moments DER;
With kindness greet ny gent star,
Whea this heart beats no more
BOsoAwES.
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Circuit Court at Nashville.
sEPTEM 9ER RULES, 1894

sEPTEM 3ER RULES, 1894
Isaish Rogers and solomon VI. Rogers,
Attachment suit.
John 0verton
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING TO THE SAT.
isfae zen Of the Clerk from the sllegationIn the
declaration fled in THIS cause, that the de en6ant
John vtrtOn, is non resident u he State Of Ten.
Dessee so that be ordinary process Of law cannot
be served upon him; It is Therefore ordered that
pub icafon be moe 10 tn Nashville Da ~ Union,
n -wspaper published in the q Of Nashyi le, for
four So, cess We weeks, requiring The sad defendant
10 appear at the J7nuary tenn Of the Circuit Court
# Davidson county, TO be held 10 the City Of Essh-
' lie on tire Attn Monday in January next, then and
there to 'nsTer, plead, or demur to PLAINTIFFS At
tachment filed, or the ssmewIll bs laken for con-
fessed end SCI for hear z e. pdrts.
novz2-4tFS DAVID o. LOVE. Clerk.
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Militarg 9irtEtory
Subsistence Department.

COL A. BECKWITH, @. @. g.,
Military Division Of the Mississippi.
COL A P. PORTER, O. O. g.,
Department Of the Cumberland.
COL C. z. KACFEELY, C. @. g.,
DEPARTMENT of the Tennessee.
CAPT SAM J. LITTLE, G. g.,
Depot Commissary Subsistence, Office No. 10
CherTy-street.
CAPT s. D. HENDERSON, c. g.,
Post CoFnmissary Subsistence, Office North side
Public Square, opposite Court House.
CAPT. T. z HOPKINS, @. g,
Purchasing Commissary Of Subsistence, Office
aesr corner Of Broad shd Summer streets. -T
CAPT. SAN C. GLOVER, G. &,
In charge OF Beef Cattle. Office No. 10 South
OherTy-street.
CAPT. JOHN 4. IRVINE, @. g.,
Disbursing onmissary Subsistence. Office No.
80 Cedar-street
CAPT ". r. RLYKkE, G. &,
IN charge Of U. s. Bakery, College-street, near
Broad.
LIEUT HENRY KING, A. c. g.,
In charge Of soldiers Rest, corner Cherry and
Church-streets.
LIEUT.. J. g GALLATIN, A c. g,
In charge Of Man featuring, &C., &C. Once No.
50 South Market street.
LIEUT. {. s. HoLIIsTER, A c. 8 81 A A Q. N.
In charge Of herdrnen, Stables. &C. Office at
q. 9. Cattle Depot, below Lower Lesee.
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ByT. BRIG. GIN. }. L DONALDSON,
Chief QuaTtermaster. Department Of the Cunber-
land. ofiee 105 CherrY-street.
CAPT. JAS ?. RUSHING A. ~,
Chief Assistant QuarternAster Office los Cherry
street
COL J. G. CRANE,
Inspector Q NJ Dept, Receiptng and Distributing
QGa7ermaster u. .. Military Railroads. Office
Chureh-sueet, Al Chattanooga Depot
CAPT s. R Brown, A Q n,
IN charge o. Railroad transportation, gfeight and
Psssengerl Once Charch-streets Al Chattanooga
Depot.
CAPT CHAs T. WIG, A. Q. H.,
5enerl Dlsbursing oiicer Quartermaster's Depart
masters Dep rtmeat. Once, lU7 Cherry -street.
CAPT. cfIAS A REYNOLDS, A. Q. n,
in chArge ofU 5 shipysrd.
CAPT. ). cox, A Q N,
in charge OF Clothing. Camp snd Garrison Equip
age, stationery, Q artennastsrs' Blanks, and Stor-
age OF Public Property. Office II Msrket-street
CAPT. GRO. 3. HIBBARD, A @ n,
IN charge Of Forage and Straw. Office 90 Cherry
street..
CAPT. oHAs Il IRWIN, A O NJ,
IA charge Of Corralls, STABLES, Public Animals,
Means Of Transportation, Lumber, Workshops, &C.
Offioe l0o Cherry-street.
CAPT. ". A WAINWRIGHT, A o X,
m charge Of Quar1ernaste''s stores, HORSE Med
cnes, Hardware. &c. Once iO5 Cherry-street.
CAPT. A ". WILLS, A Q NJ,
10 charge Of Depot Of U. s. Colored Troops and
Freedmen. and government Printing House s1d
al Pubic and Private Buildings used ~ store
houses, -ficess Quarters, sc. tsffice a OedaT st.
CAPT. ". MILLS,
74th Reg ment ONO VOiuDteers, A. A. Q. NJ, In
-ssrge u Post Tr pr Al ion, Fuel Issuts 70 De-
taehIneuts. Ho-pt~is, Barracks, &c. ofice, II
Cherry street. Also inspector Of suffers Goods
snd 81 Pnvste StOres shipped 70 the 'FRONT.'. Once
451z CheEry-strest
carr. GEORGE IsExsTEIs.
18Th Regiment Missouri Volunteers, A. A. 9. NJ.
Assistant 70 Capt. J. c. Crane, A. O n. Once
Church-street, At Chattanooga Depot
CAPT J r. JANIS, A. Q NJ
10 charge q Issues : Tennessee Troops. once
stRts Capitol.
1t & h sTEVKss
Chicago Beard Of Trade Battery, A. A Q. NJ, IN
charge Of River and Depot TrAnsnortation and fuel
Cor stssn1ers. oShce % Cherry street..
acquisitions and Estimates for Pubic Properly
and supplies should be Elsde on the Issuing CceTs
SPECIAL Reauisltons, No "a, are required for an
articles not rited by The Army Regulations, and.
must ue approved b. Brigade and division DOM
msnders. or the Commanders Of Troops unRssigp-
ed n brig .des pr Divisions.
RequisuoBs soF supp ies, for troope stationed st
Nashville. nin filed by ihe Post QuartermasteT,
on the approval OF The Post conIrnander, unless
they call ior animsls means Of transportation lnl-
Der, or PuHtlng, Shen The approval Q she Chief
Qu4rteenaster u required.
Requisiuons and Estimates for Supplies at the
Front must Be presested to the Depot QuAriermzs-
ters here. Only 10 extreIae csses v II they b. ~
sued on here, aud then only when approved BY the
Chief QuartermasteT OF the Army.
Ali sigust1res O. acquisitions end Estimates
shOuli give the ordinary autograph Of the Ofhcer,
.olioEed By his rank, and the number and desiEna-
hon Of hia regiment or command
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county Omcers.
JAxEs wrrrwoa4H, Judge Of county Court

y.ssEs wn1rwca1n, Judge Of cOua,y Court.
p Z. NEcH0L, Clark.
Judgs's Court meets on Ist Monday and every
Saturday IN each mouth.
Quarterly Court, composed Of Magistrates meets
the LIST Monday in January, April, July and Octo-
ber.~
SAMUEL FETEEso., Judge Of Chancery Court.
J. Z. GEEAvEs, Clerk =
- Fn4zIKR, Judge II Criminal Court
Johs b. HAIL, Clerk.
Meets the LIST Monday IN April, August and De-
cembef.
M- ". BAIEz, Judge Of Circuit Court.
y. G. LOVE, Clerk.
Fer davidson county, meets eth Monday IN Jan-
i;ary, Sd Monday in Say and let Monday n Sep
tenber.
JAMEs N. HIxToE, Sheriff
JOHE Wilson, County Trustee
CHAs. ". SMITH. County Register D-s
R F. BATS and JoHs T. kxwx1x, Constables Of
Ist District
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Hon H. D Washburn has caused q
notice to be served upon the Hon. D
w. Voorhees,, of q contest of the seat
he claims in Congress. from the 7th In
diana District Mr.. Washhurn claims
that illegal votes were polled for Voor-
hees as follows 302 in Sullivsn county,
80 in Vigo, lbs in Putnam, al in Clay,
la in Green, and III in Owen county,
Mr.. Washburn also claims that In
eleven precincts, large number of
votes cast for him were surreptitiously
abstracted from the ballot-box before
the vote was counted out, and an equal
number with Mr.. Voorhees,. name on
them were deposited in their stead.
Col K. w Thompson and Col j. P
Baird, of Terre Haute, are the attor-
neys for Mr.. Washburn, TO act for him
during his absence from home.
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"Hsve you relatives in the army p
asked q Second Lieutenant of lady
sitting in the car seat with him.
Eyes"
"Your husband 2
"Yes, sir.
"From what Slater
"Illinois.
"Illinois lpatronizinglyl has sent
some fine troops, ma'am; your husband
wears a strap, presume 2
"Yes, sir.
as he with the army of the Potomac?7
Yes, sir"
"May inquire his name ?-I am ac-
quainted with good many brother Off
GERS there"
Certainly, sir-Ulysses s. Grant"
exit Lieutenant to smoking carr
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