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MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL.
4'l ROAD.
Great Central Route TO New York.
New England and the Canadas.

On and after Sunday Nov. 15th 1863 trains the
Great Central Union Depot, foot of Lake street. as
follows
6so NJ, Sundays excepted) arrive, Detroit $50
IN; Toronto 4.o5 a. M; Suspension Bridge 4O5 u.
:; Bafalo 30 a. M; Albany 3:45 p. IN. New YoIk
$50 p. m; Boston 100 a. In. 49, aI
A'o r. m. Saturdays excepted arrives, Detroit
o:no a. m; Toronto 4.45 Suspension Bridge 4:45
p m; Buffalo 90 m; Albany 5:45 a. al ;; New York
1850 y. m; Boston 5:uOp.
1910 p. m. Saturdays and Sundays excepted) arr.
Detroit 1000 a. M Toronto 905 m; Sus. Bridge 3 10
y IN; Albany 40 m; N Y 2.45 M Bos on o 10 p IN,
CINcisNArI TRAiNs-via the Michigan Central Il. r.
leave Chicago at $50 a, Mail Train 1000 D. M
Fast Express. The 10 cop train leaving Chic go
runs through TO Cincinnati without change of cars or
Baggage
AZ Ruttan's Patent ventilating and Warming ap-
paratus on all cars of this Company.
az An elegant smokers car, with euchre tables
has lately been added to our day trains.
Patent Sleeping night trains. Baggage
checked through. Through tickets for sale at all
principal Railroad Offices in the West, at the Genar
al Once, corner of Lake and Dearborn streets, fun
der the Trement House,) Chicago, and OF the Depot
X. N RICE, GeneI al Supt
II. c. WENTWORTH, Genr West'n Pass. Agent
Dec ~, 1853 -40-lo Chicago.
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PHILADELPHIA e PtTTsBuRG

THtIAOEIFHiA ri SbOHS
800 Miles Double Track.
From all portions Of the West, Northwest and
Southwest this line and its connections form either
the sortest the best route to Philadelphia, New
York; Boston, Baltimore; and Washington: The
nections, high speed with perfect safety and every
appliance for comfort that can be procured. New
and Ell seaut passenger cars, for day and nights
vice. have recently been added to the equipment Of
the Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
F.u, Daily Through Trains from Pittsburgh TO
Three Patty through 7r0sHs .tro'" Pittsburgh to
7sree. Dai1y Through Trainstrom Pittsburgh to
Baltimore
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS:
FAST MAIL--Leaves Pittsburgh at 90 A. NJ, arrives
at Altoona for breakfast at so N, rea ches Har.
risblrg at 05 NJ, and Philadelphia at B SIS p N.
BALTIMORE rAssENG ERs by this train leave Har-
risburg at 20 p NJ and arrive in baltimore at 40
NEW YORK PASSENGERS by this train leave phil
adelphia at 6 40 and arrive at New York at
THROUGH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at all sta
tions-Leayes Pittsburgh at 90 NJ. arrives at Al.
ats 10 NJ. and philadelphia at II i5p. NJ.
THROUGH EXP REsS-Leaves Pittsburgh at s.
PM, arrives at Altoona for supper at 20 P NJ,
reaches Harrisburg at 2 80 NJ, and Philadelphia
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS by this train leave Har.
ris5urg at so N, and arrives in Baltimore at
NEW YORK PASSENGERS by this train leave Phil.
adelphia at 90 M, and arrive in New York at
~ 90 NJ. t.,
FAST LINE-Leaves Pittsburgh at s 45 p NJ arriv es
at Altoona at | Is NJ, reaches Harrisburg at B SIS
AN and Lancaster for breakfast at 1926 M, ar.
irving in Philadelphia at 10 IS AM
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS by this train leave Har.
risburg at Z 90 M and arrive in Baltimore at
II so AM.
NEW YORK PASSENGERS by this train have n
choice of routes. sic. ping car runs through from
Pittsburgh to New York without change via Har-
rsburg and Allentown. arriving In New York at
145PM. By way of Philadelphia, passengers can
reach New York at 9 As p. NJ,
r;.r.ts for .o,o IN pos,on hv No, =. p..,
~ '''' W ''e''" ~ Do ''. " nan
Boat tickets good on any OF the sound lines.
eTy- Fare to all DOi7afs as Lo2c as ann RoNfe ~
s,aor;no Cars On ntoh, ,ro m. 70 ph,,.aa,nh,. NJ.
~ p1,;nr s pamoao h ,,"eip' .h ~
.o,s .,, snH fre D"se"e' o"eeu '"fousH
TprIGITs NJ, ,h,s-aen,.a Era,n,,s .f ~, ,,.,.u;.
.;as nan re forwardd ~ "a srnn ps;,aS,
~ vi pos,on n.Sp. ,.t,nora a.. III 49,. p a
ra,n,. an painosa.os nhto Ea.t,chu rai.n y
ITn;nn;s W;scnnsin Iowa ~ W;ssonri ~ D a;1rnn 81
a;rac, - 7'-00'--' - ''''
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=. p;.,shrnh ,v;,h 80 ~ 18th u a, 80. 70
smaraaa - 81 anW mort az nh;n MusS,n,,
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-; ry,,,,orsin Me-; 1880. :. go "a
pp65 e;ysrs. anJ ~ nd 60 ndnstv and Cbjco
90 ,;tl steamers To Ali norts on Tim Nortbw
70 49,, m' s'ee'' w an po' 70 on s'i W. '''e'"
Wsrchonts and sh,nr.,s An,r,..,.o ,ha transnor
t.t;on of their friegbt 10 This comnanv can re,v
%, - a ~ - - .s. ~ A.. PAYS van e9
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PROF. o. j. WOODS
Ii A IR REST RATIVF

The astonishing preparations turns the Hair black
to its originsi cppr, after having become gray, and
and beauty-remoyes sllDandruffroh the scalp, and
llpnPleasant itching: y wiz slso cHFe cHtaneous
Eruptions such letter. 4c, and hence
acting as StimuIant and Tonic to the organs sun
plying the coloring matter TO tine Hair, completely
restoring them to their original yigor and health
tins preventing all tendency to become gray.
1t also preventsthe Hair from becoming unhealthy
and falling or and causes II to grow and thicke M
where IL 10 gone the organs necesss
ry 4, supply nutriment and coiorinR matter. ll
Thousands pfSoldiers in the Army have testified to
the above who had BECOME gray and lost their Hair
while performing camp duty.
A RestoratiHe and Dressing, IL has no equal
For sale by Peter Utecht Drusgist, ottumws, and
by Druggists generally. 1915
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PksANT'A rYGN RTrrERs

which are now ommended by the highest medical
authorities, and warranted to produce an imned.-
d'e beneficial effect. They are exceedingly "a reca-
BILE, perfectly pure and must superceAp all other
tonics where healthy gentle stmulant is roquir ed.
They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create healthya petite.
they are an anttdote TO ,hange Of water and ditt
They overcome effects of d ssipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the syst nard enli ven tho mind.
They prevent miasmatc and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity ofthe stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Darrhea, Cholera and Che era Morbus
They cure Liycr Complaint ar Nervous headach.
They make the weak strong, the languid brilliant,
and are exhausted natures great restores. They
are composed of the celebrated Caiisaya bark vim
tergreen, sassafras, roots and herbs all pr eseryed
In perfectly pure 81. Crox rum. Tor particulars,
see circulars aud testimonials around each hottie
Beware Of impoSters. Exami ne e, cry bottle See
that 1t has D. y Barnes signature our private
B. stamp over the cork, with plantation scene, and
oui firm signature on fine steel plate engravin,
on side label. See that bottle is not relied
with spurious and deIeterous stuff We defy any
person to match the taste character of our goods
Any person pretendin- to sell Pla Bittersby
The gallon or In bulk, Is an imposter WesellonIy
In our log cabin bottle. Any person Initiating ,Afs
bottle or ceiling any other material therein wheth.
err called Plantation Rtters or not, is crninalun
der U. s. Law, and win be prosecuted by MS. We
already have our eye on two parties re-dlling our
bottles, &C. who will succee In getting themselves
into close quarters. The demand for Drak's rlanta
lion Bitters from ladies, clergymen, merchants &c
10 perfectly incredible. The simple trial of bottle
10 The evidence We present Of their wort and snpe
rtority. They are sold by all respectable druggists
srocers physicians, hotels, saloons ats And
country stores. -
p. II D3AKE&CO
1875 20z Broadway NJ ",
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STEPHEN T.ACRES,
Book. Binder g. PaDer.Ruger

DLANk-BOCk Manufacturer Il Coolb an vb
ID Block, Main Street, (Oppositethe WIGHTMHN
HOUSE, j Burlington Iowa. Music Magazines Period
Gals, &C., &C., bound with neatness and d espatch
~ Particular attention paid to Ruling and Blank
work. Of every descrip tion. Gmarch20-n
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ERIE RAILWAY.

The Great broad Gnage Route 10
NEW YORK, BOSTON, NEW HAVEN
Hartford Fall River, Providence, Worcester, and all
the principal cities and towns in New England.
reg Saving ~ miles in distance from Dunkirk or
Buffalo to New York.
Express Trains leave Dunkirk and Buffalo ARR
val of all trains the west, and through to
New York without change.
When necessary, the trains on this road will wait
tive no urs at Dunkk and Buffalo for trains from the
west, and run through to New York without laying
over at any intermediate point.
Boston and New England passengers can go via
New York without additional cost, and have cLoice
of all rail or Sound steamers tn destination.
Luxurious state room Sleeping Cars are ran thro'
to New York ali night trains. Palace cars with
Foote'S Patent Ventilators perfectly free from dust,
arc run on day Express trains.
Baggage checked through. Fare always as low as
by any oil er route. 81
Secure Tickets eta the ERIE RAIL WAY,
which can be obtained at all principal ticket offices
in The West To Merchants this route offers unequal
ed facilities for the shipment of Freight
Chicago Office, 81 Clark Street, GEoRGE STARR.
Ticket agent. G. G. WHEELER, Freight Agent.
New York Office, 240 Broadway, CHARLES p. CRAIG,
Ticket Agent, A. II. WARD, Freight Agent.
Boston Office, Is State Street, JOHN 8. DUNLAP n.
Z. Agent. CHAS. MlNOT, Supt:
WIN. X BARR, Genr Pass. Agent. [dee24 '6s
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A GENTS WANTED-To sell =

"A GENTS WANTED-TO sell by
lAsubscription an excellent, illustrated and low
priced history Of the Rebellion. II Is In both Ept.
fish and Gei man. Also several other beautifully
illustrated. Interesting and valuable family works.
Also for Pedlers and Agents great variety Of Pic
lures Battle Scenes, Portvaits OF eminent Generals
and Civilians, Gems for the Album &C., together
with large sssortmenf ofBtsnonary PackaFes. -
In csc goo DIS sell well. Icy lst25sl. y
For Circulars. with terms, address 7e's ne
HENRY HOWE,
III Main Street, Cincinnati
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M ANHOOD; HOW LOST, how,

zRl6kH Just published, new edition of DR..
\91kSE fCUtVERWELL'S Celebrated Essay
6@pU on the rcdical cure (without m edicine)
OF spermatorrhea, or Seminal Weak.
ness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, Impotency Men,
tai and Physical Incapacity, Impedime mis- To- Mar.
rage exc; also, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits,
se,nau,genee or sexual extravaganza.
The celebrated author In this admirable essay
clearly demonstrates from thirty years succ essffI
abuse may be radically cured without the dangerous
use OF Internal medicine or the application OF the
knife-pointing out mode Of cure, at once simple
ferer, NO matter what his condition may be- NAV
cure himself cheapy, privately, ana radically, 8
~ This Lecture should be In the hands Of every
youth and every man In the land.
Sent, under seal, In q plain envelope, to any adj
ress, post paid receipt Of six nts or two post
stamps. Address the publishers, B -fi'TSff ~
CHAS. J. C. KLINE 4 co.
TX! Bowery, Now York, Post Office box 1885,
LIST 40-15-2d oh 9-l6y
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4 CARD TO THE SUFFERING

\ Swallow two or three hogsheads of s'Buchu ~
Tonic Bitters, ''Sarsaparriila," NERVOUS Anti
dotes Dc. DC, aud after you are satisfied with the
result, thsn try one box OF OLD DocToR BpcHAK's
ESGiirH SPECIFIC PILLs-and be restored TO tea ltb
and vigor In less than thirty days They are purely
vegetable, pleasant to take, prompt and sautary In
their effects IN tbe broken down and shattered
stifufior. Old and young can take them with ad
vantage. Imported and sold in the United States
only by JAS. S. BUTLER,
No. 421 Broadway New York
eN Agent for the United St tes
P.e--A box ofthe Pills, securely packed, win be
MAILED TO any address on receipt OF prize which
h One D~ilsr, post psd--lnpney refunded by the
AGenfif entire satisfaction ia not given.
July n, 1sf4-fs-I6 Sm
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CT. LOUIS THROAT AND
OLUNG INSTITUTE,

SLUNG INSTITUTE.
Rooms Nos. 1, 2, 8, Marble Building, No. 10 North
Fourth street, opp. Court house.
Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis, Distheria, Winter
Cough, Ulcer ated Sore Throat, Goitre or
enlarged neck, Heat Disease. Larap-
gifts, Cancer, Diseases of We,
men, Early Stages Of
Consumption,
And all other complaints that directly indirectly
lead to CONSUMPTION, treated upon q and i'm
proved system of cure.
There is no disease of the throat however slight
that ult mately does not involve the Lungs, hence
the necessity of to this class of diseases
their first stages,
The system in, Olives MEDICAL INHALATION, the
principle being to apply remedies where the disease
exists, and such improved remedies seldom fail
to effect the object In view, viz: PERMANENT
CURE.
Patients at distance by giving full cription
of their cases, can be treated with The
stitute Is established as permanent one,
Address Drs. FITCH PERCY, Principals
st. Louis Throat and Lung Institute,
No. 10 North Fourth street,
Mar. 3-5O-l5-n st. Louis, Missouri.
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TOW ARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA PA.

Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal Urinary and
Sexual systems-new and reliable treatmen re
ports Of the HOWARD ASSOCIATION Sent by mail in
sealed letter envelopes. free Of charge. Address
Dr.. J. SKlLLIN HOJGHTpN, Howard Association.
No. Q South Ninth Street, Philadelphix Pa. G8''"''
Jan. Is, 1664-45-15.
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SEA SAVING OF so PER CENT


Persons OF sedentary habits troubled with weekxl
ness iasstude palpitation of the heart lack OF am
peu'c, distress after eating, torpid liver eonstip
tioh' &C., deserve 10 suffer II they viii not try he
celebrated
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Everybody is being cured OF this distressing dis
ease by the use Of II E2st N
DR.. Strfck Ia ndIs Pile Remedy.
Read what those say who have used It:
Mr.. Charles w .Lsndram, Of Louisville, and Mr.
j. p. Hazardee, Cincinnati, o.. both were cured A.
ter using one pot Of DR.. strickland's Pile Remedy =
They say they have tried everything but could OBJ
taE no relief but Pot OF Stricklands Pile Rem.
edy affected perfect cure after suffering for many
years with the worst kind Of Piles. They recommend
every one who IL suffering to try II.
Sold by all Druggists. 30 cents per pot. Manufac-
Ask for DIR. sTRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY.
Sold by DR.. i'll Taylor. w. b. Cowan, an d Peter
Ctecht, Ottpmwa Iowa, my26 "a 1916
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DIX. ID. II. SEELHE a Co.,
SOLE PRoPRIEroRs, sEEg
(fce-Masonic Temple, Room No, II,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
syMpToMs-The symp oms Of Catarrh as they
generally appear a at first very slight. Persons
find they ha We cold, that they have frequent at.
tacks and re sensitive to the changes of tenn
perature. In this C On dition the may be dry,
or slight discharge, thin and acrid, aferward be-
coming thick nd dhesive the disease becomes
and cha nged in quality they are now thick and
heavy, and are hasked or coughed OF. The secre-
tions offensive, causing bad breath theVoice
is thick ard nasa the eyes are weak the senses OF
the smell is lessened des troyed deafness fire.
quently takes place. Another conn mon and impnr
tant symptom Of Catarrh is, that the person is
or Shiny mucous. which has IA Hen down from the
head dur ng the night When this takes place, the
pers may he that his disease is on its way to
The lungs and should lose no tine IN arresting L.
The above aie but few Of the mary Catarrhal
symptoms. ar
4 Single Bottle riHlast a nonth-tobe used Htres
times day.
1EsTIMONlALs.
From Hon. Thos. J. Turner, Ex- Member Of Congress
from Illinois, late Speaker Of Illinois House of
Represe natives, and Grand Master ola, +. and
A, NJ, Of the State of Illinois.
FRRFpoRr, Oct. 81, 1863.
Or. d. II. SErLYE:-Dear Sir-ln reply to y our no.
tice ofthe 18th ins, Il would say tha, severe
ly afflicted with Catarrh for years when r became
acauant ed with you and bought two bottles of your
Liuuid Catarrh Remedy. Before had used one bot
tire was seasFs& proved. aud before the second
bottle finished, was completely cnEeA can
the medi cine to all afflicted with Catarrh
Respectful ly Yours, THOS. J. TURNER.
This is to certify that In the use Of Dr. seeye's
Catarrh Remedy, expsAteRcea mach relief and
have heard many speak fit as being invaluable
for the cure OF Catarrh.
Yours, &c, EDWARD ELY.
Chicago, May 12eh tSsA~
From "Parmly :" the weil-known Halter, under the
fremont House, Chicago, III.
DIR. D. II. SEEIYE Co: Gents-Your Catarrh
Remedy have used, and furry recommend II as the
best remedy known. 1t has cured me, and believe
IL is a certain cure in all cases.
Chicago, May q, 1864. JOHN PARMLY.
For sale by Drs. w. B. COWAN and J. l.. TAYLOR,
OF tumwa, Iowa. July II, ls64y
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BARRETT HOUSE
BURLINGT TON, IOWA
HOOPER & LONG. PRopRIEroRs.

THE Subscribers having leased the above named
house, are making extensive alterations and i'm.
provements, such will place the house second to
none In the country. 1t IL the only FIRST GLASS
Hotel In Burlington, is pleasantly located In the
center Of the business part Of the city, and Is only
two blocks from the Burlington 4 Missouri, and c..
b "a 2. X. II. Its rooms and table are unsurpassed
by any Hotel west of New York. There 10 connected
with the house fine Bar and Billiard Room, where
the finest brands Of Wines, Liquors and Cigars, and
Lills Celebrated Premium Ales can be found There
is also good Barber Shop and Bath Rooms attach.
ed Passengers arriving In town. ther by boat or
cars, will find Omnibusses and Baggage Wagon to
carry themselves and baggage to the House free of
charge. The propriet0rs will both give their strict
attention to the wants Of their customers and hope
by doing to make the Barrett House a home for
the travelling public. HOOPER LONG
Burlington, Sept, 1868. 27-15tf
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Childish Impressions.

In the April number of Harpers
Magazine there is an excellent paper
or the Torture Of the Innocents, which
every parent should read, and from
which we take the following
"There exists in some minds a NOR
bid interest in death, an unnatural
mortuary taste, and an uncOnquerable
attraction to the face Of q corpse. Ger
tain persons never miss a funeral, and
are critical upon shrOuds, and the fine
art Of mourning costume generally, and
whose horrible curiosity is masked un-
der a specious sort Of religions interest
sometimes, as a fauago gossip about
the clergyman and his family is occa-
sionally dignified as a religious CONVEX
sation with SO-and-sO j don't mean
thessind friend who, out Of the love
Of Christ and her neighbors, stiles her
own repugnanee to the task, and as
sists you in your hour OF need 10 bury
your dead out Of your sight but those
ghouLlike people who, not content with
gratifying their own love Of the hoT-
rible, insist upon all the little children
MlLulN lutiI tDutlDA DElAE tAfsEiA III "
look at the corpse. As If that white
mystery, 50 starkly lying there with
stiffening limbs and shining smooth
hair, and clad in white vestments Of the
grave so straightly smoothed around IT,
was a sight calculated 70 give a child
any other idea Of death than that Of
an unutterable chill, Of silence, and Of
loneliness That pale form, dimly sug-
costing the dear friend 50 strangely
missing from the familiar chair or couch,
vet so unlike its old self 80 unlike peo-
Die, is not a thug 70 bring into familiar
contact with sensitive highly organized
natures. Especially IS il 80 % the warm
pulses and keenly yitalized sense Of
children. And so much suffering IS
sometimes caused by such shocks 70
the nervous systems Of young children
that il seems unnecessary and cruel to
cause the attendance Of those Of such
tender age on funeral occasions
Let all be spared to the little ones
Tell them that mamma, papa, or sister,
or brother is gone away 20 another
world, and make it pleasant 10 them to
sometimes talk Of them in that fair
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Call for Convention to Elect Delegates
to the National Union Convention.

Whereas, a National Union Conven-
ton to nominate candidates for Presi-
dent and Vice President of the United
States at the approaching Presidential
election, is called to convene in the
City Of Baltimore on the 9TH day OF
June next; and, whereas, we may con-
fidently hope that by the triumphs and
progress of our arms, the people of Ten
nessee viii be in condition to cast
their votes in the November election I;
and, whereas, the Union men of the
State have deep and peculiar interest
in the action of the nominating con.
vention, as well as right to be repre-
scented therein.
Therefore, we do hereby call upon the
unconditional Union men of Tennes-
see, to meet in the respective divisions
of the State on the 30th of May, at
such places as may be hereafter desig-
mated and elect delegates to the Ma
tional Union Convention.
Tennessee being entitled to send ten
delegates we would sugiest that East
Tennessee send four, and each Of the
other divisions three.
HORACE MAYNARD.
w. G. BRowNLow,
JOHN A. CAMPBELL,
NJ NJ. BRIEN,
VIM P. JoNEs,
Horace H. HARRISON,
J. B. BINGHAM,
j. NJ. TOMENY,
VIM H. FITCH Jr.
Union State ErecBtiUe Committee
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and distant country Do not speak Of
the parting as for a long time. and let
the association of death with al far
snowy blossoms, with pure babe-hSe
statues, AL that suggests calm, quiet
repose, and a peaceful trust IN Gods
love, take forever the place Of the
collin, the skeleton and tae hour glass;
We shalt find 1t easier to live, and sure
ly not more difficult to die, to lie down
softly, and pass away sweetly, and low
ingly-if the awful darkness and cor
ruption is fairly yelled and forgotten
Let our mother Earth and sister Worm
be cast into the shade which hides those
old mOnkish notions, born Of celibacy,
of unbaptized babes living in the outer
darkness until the Judgment dav that
old rubbish of a half heather time
when women were accounted vilest of
all things, and marriage. though per
mitted, yet regarded as only admitting
Of lower grade of piety than the con-
ventiOnal cowl; when the cloister and
the rope were the sufficient type Of the
worlds piety.
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Marshal's Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS rca. ~ nc
ID me directed, from the Circuit Court Of the
United Ststes for the Middle District Of Tennessee
at its April Term. 1864 sill expose to public sale
10 the highest bidder for cash, ~ the COur House
door in the cit, Of Nashville AMI District aforesaid
commencing at n O'Clock, 3 m, on TUESDAY
the 5th day Of Jnly, 1884, all tie right, title, CLAIM
interest add estate, which William M. DsInukes
has in and to piece or parcel Of land lying on the
Nashville and Gslatin Turnpike, II miles frOu
Nashville. contain i've hundred and siNty-hve
acres, more or less, in District No 20 OF Davidson
coun'y, Tennessee, bounded b. Cumber mi Ry
or ON The SOUTH on the East and North by Mansco's
Creek with its various meanderiBgs, ana on the
West BY the lands OF William t-rzzard Alfred Griz
Yard, and Pincllney Gibson; levied on, with what
ever improvements th-re msy be on the same Z
satisfy judgments rendered ~ said Circuit Court
gainst Farrer, uismuses & Co., and in favor o
Potter, White & Bailey, and Benedict. Hall Co.
f.. r. CT ASC0CK
may 25-w4t T.. S N. ~ D. 7.