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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-12
Marshal's Sale.

n obedience TO three Wrts rezdioni ezponas 10 me
i directed from the Circuit Court of the United
States, for the Middle District Of Tennessee at its
October term, 1868, viii, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ. on
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of JANUARY, 1864, expose
TO public sale 70 the highest bidder for cash. the
door Of the Courthouse, in Nashville Tennessee, ali
the right title claim interest, and estate which Le-
grand H. Carney has in tract Of laad ia Rutherford
county, Tennessee, near the town Of Murfreesbero,
containing, by survey, One Hundred and Twenty
Eve Acres vested in SAID L. II. Carney by grant from
the STATE Of Tennessee, made the 9th day Of UctO
Der, 1852 and recorded on psge 1885, 10 Book No. To-
OF Moses NJ. Swan, Registrar-bourded follows
Beginning al an Ash, the Northwest corner Of a
tract Of land formerly owned by David Bowman,
(now by said Carney,) running thence South, IS de-
grees East with the North line Of said tract Eve hun
bred poles 10 the North hast corner OF said tract
thence North forty poles, thence North IS degrees
West Eve hundred poles, thence South forty poles to
the beginning - levied TO satisfy judgments rem
dered by the Circuit Court Of the United States for the
Middle District Of Tennessee, at its April term Ise3
at Nashville. 10 favor Of A. Z Stewart & Co.. Wrts
Austie & MoYeigh, and J. b. Jahfay Sons, and
against l.. Il. Carney.
+. R. GLAS0OCK. Marshal.
dec5-St By ". LKLLTETT, Deputy.
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Marshal's Sale.

IN sbsdisncs % three writs ssafiosi 70 ne
Il directed from the Circuit Court Of The United
states A. lie October term for 1888, viii, st II
o'clock, A. NJ, on TUESDAY, the 1871 day Of JANU-
AIRY, lS6t expose % public sale, to he ghest bid
der, for oash az the Court house, In Nashville, Da
vidsoa county, Tenn, all the right tiils, cain,
interest and estate which y o. HUrt has in "a certain
Dot piece or ground In Edgeded, Davidson county,
Teun on the south SIDE Of woodland street" front
ing my ieet on said street and running back one
hundred and seventy feet 20 an alley, and numbered
81 plan Of Shslbys Addition, which i reg stored
in the proper once in Davidson county on page ~ Of
Book n and al the right, title, claim, interest and
ground IN South Nashville, Davidson county, Ienn.,
described as q" beginning AZ the corner Of Cannon shd
Lava streets, running eastWardly, along Cannon
street enc hundred and forty nne feet 70 the centre
~ ieen fset aliey thence ueftb WRrdly along said
sev two hundred and atty one feet % shocks lice,
thence westwariy with shocks line one hundred and
siriv-ays feet q Lewis street, thence southwsrdy
i've hundred and ~ one feet % The tegnning-ttie
registered on page ia Book 81 Of tbs K gsirsT Tor
Davidson county,. Tenu.; Ane- ali the right, tile,
Claim, interest, and estate which r II Sr0omcs has
n pieos parcel % land 10 Nashville, Davidson
county, Tenn, designated IS Lot No. D. pfTt Of the
original College Lot Ne a. described 81 fronting on
Market street thirty feet ant running half WAY back
% College street, one hundred and twelve fsel'-con
reyed y X. u, Gr0omes ~ Jas Parrish, b. deed
dated June lThi lst5, recorded on page 40 10 Book
40. q ne Registrar for Davidson county ali tie
pruPefiy herein Baiaed, having been levied %
satisfy gsdgments rendered b. tie Circuit Courtof ths
Gated s.stes, for the Middle District o. Tennessee
AZ ita April term, lSc4, against GFoomes Cavert 4
Hurt, aod n favor Of J. l. Wayne Soa, Duer Nor-
re Co, and H. CloGtermap.
z r GLAsoOcK, Marshal.
escs-N By ". LHLlTETTi Deputy.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-12

Expectation OF Arms so Europe.
The New York Commercial states that
the expectation Of arms TO Europe is
now brisk business at that port, and
says:
"The supply Of rifles and muskets Of
American manufacture is now equal TO
the demands of our armies, and the Eu-
ropean small arms which were brought
here year or two since for the govern
ment are returning TO their places in the
srsenAIs aud factories which were emp
tied fer our accommodation. The infe-
rior character Of these guns-Which
we're at first held at enormous prices,
but we're subsequently, offered at rates
which would have induced purchase had
they possessed sny Value-is Of course
the main cause Of the movement east
ward The German lines, which in the
beginning Of the war assumed the risk,
IS carriers, of bringing the arms here,
are now conveying them back again.
The steamship Bavaria, Of the Hamburg
line, takes out on her present trip eight
hundred cases, or about twenty thousand
stand"
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Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue Of writ desi exponas 70 me directed
ID from the Circuit Court 81 the Uuitsd States for
TIE Middle District Of Ie1nesses II October term
1855, Will expose 70 public sale, to ths highest
bidder, FOR cash. a the Courthouse, II Nashville
Tenn, oa &c ESilAl, 1878 ofJANUARY 1894 all the
rght title, claim, interest, ard estate which David
Dick has 30 tract Of Land, lying about three miles
from Clarksviile, Tenn, bounded and described in
part AZ ioilows On the North by The Ciarksys and
Port Royal Turnpike, % the south BY Cumberland
RiyeF-being part u the tract sold ~ decree Of
the ChanceTy Court, et Ciarksvlis, N the case u
Dicks heirs for AMI distribution OF the lands q
William Dick; Containing about I've huhdred acres
levied on viii all the apurtenances thereto 10 sat-
isfy judgment ofesd United STATES Court, In favor
Of Robert Black aud against David Dick
Sale 20 commence al IL Siciock, A. NJ.
L. r. GLASCOCK. Marshal.
n0T23-St By W. LEuTEfT, Deputy
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OF the two Presidents, the Richmond
Sentinel writes: "But closely as these
we're types Of the fractions for whom
they sctedltisdoubtfuI whether there ever
lived rulers who have combined in them
selves SO many Of the elements Of the
peoples whom they represent as Jefer-
son Davis and Abraham lincoln"
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DR.. KINGS DISPEySAFIY,

fz7sA-sfl&F8 DR.. KIEG formerly Of lev York,
SlEsS for Iast yoers Of LouisVills, KY,
49, 80 who has devoted his atIentltel to
the treatment Of private diseases for 80 year, stters
himself, having attended TO 8 practice for many
YEAR,, and cured 50 many thousands, lie b enabied
to cure Ell diseases Of private nature no matter
how bad they may be from inJudicioas meioa treat.
went, or from :neglec; Of their own. Or. Xmas
Dspenssry Is No. q Deadsrick street. betIFeen Cher
y and the Square, second story Where he ouRes 81
diseases Of private nature.
0cnorrh@a cured wtthoutnau1eoC1 msdicinea o.
Interference with business.
Structures Of old recent date efectuzly cured IN
4 lew DAYS, By a operation which causes no pair
where structure exists health cannot Be sBnicye
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief lad under
mines the constitution - much.
Syphilis, with al the diseases OF the Ein, sowing
cut Of neglect or bad treatment, can be s6eotaalIy
cured IA few days
SenssEdl Rc1knHs.-PeFtculsTE attention aFl1E beea
given to this disease, and al the oonEoqusncsE grow
Ing out Of It, brought on IN many cases by the do
structvo habits Of fnconsideFato youths and excesz
i've indulgence Of the passions, nsgieos Of which
will undermine the constitution, rendering the Ess.
Jet unit for business OF society, and Gazing prem
turs old age.
Females who msy be laboTing with any difncuItT
tho Womb may rest assured Of Immediate rs.--l.
Persons residing abroad, By writing and FtStiRS
their case, With fee enclosed, direct to DE-. A. K
30. IS DesdeTiok street, MELVILLE, Tenn, via have
She necessary nsdicines seat 60 their adde's e4s
hOars fTozE y s'eS00A in sha moTninS u1tl u kka
saEtes sFairEs--ib dAi-l-,
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MarshaPs Sale.

IN obsdsnos 70 tbres vrits EenaiIohf sFoaas 70 ne
Il directed from tbs Circuit Court Of The Uuitee
states Al ita October term FOR 1853 / viii, az D.
O'Clock, A. ~, on TUESDAY, the lsih d JANUAkl
1884 expose 70 public sale 70 The highest biddsFs for
oasu, az the Court house, u Nashville navidsuu eOun-
~ Team. all the right e, claim. Interest and esIzts
which Edmond Duasr has 10 a iot % ground ia ne
toWn q Msrfrees0oro, Tenn, fEith tEo-etory
frame house thareoh described fllioRs 4" Be
ginning 40 John Mcerm0tt SOuth- Vest corner and
RAINING thence West hundred and any fset 90 q
Etreef theuce North one huudIed and niuety -ous
aset, more Or les 70 G d. Elaoti'B south-West cor
Ger tLsnoe East one handrsl and lfiy ieet % John
McDermotts, thence viii said M1ilcrmoti's lire one
hundred and ninety one feet, more less, % TIE
beginning - levied "a 90 satisfy judgments issued 81
ths Circuit Court d the Uued States Or the Middle
Dsfrct Of Tennessee a 10 April term IseZ Ia favor
u AEF. Reed aud Jos. II. Thompson q CO., and
Against DIFF Carney.
E. n. GfAsCoCg. Marshal.
noy2s-5s by ". LsitTFrI, Deputy.
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Marshaps Sale


DH virtue Of two writs rendiioH ezp0nas 70 me d.
u Tected from the Circuit Court Of the United States
for The Middle District OF Tennessee at its October
term, 1885, will expose TO public sale, 10 the highest
bidder for cash, az The door Of the Courthouse, IN
Nashville, Tennessee, commencing az II O'Clock, A.
n, on TUESDAY, the 1911 day Of JANUARY, 1854,
ali the ght, title, claim interest, and estate which
r. 81. GFoomes has IN piece or parcel Of land IN
Nashville, Davidson county, Tenn, described with
The boundaries following; Beginning al Dews' 4
Harman's corner, on Water street running thence
with Water street twenty-seven feet, more or less,
towards Casteman street, 70 Berrys corner; thence
az right angles with Berry's line, Guthrey street
thence with 6uthrey street, twenty feet more
or less, towards Broad street 70 bews' & HarmaB's
corner thence, az right angles, 20 the beginning
being Tic same conveyed TO said &. II Gro1mes By
B. =. Foster, a. per decd recorded on page 4eO Of
Book No. p, Of the Registrar for Davidson county
levied on with whatever improvements there may be
on the sane, 70 satisfy Judgments rendered by said
Circuii Court at is april term 1863 against Groomes
Cavsri 4 o., and in fsvor Of A. G. Mandsil, and S.
s. Stevens Soas.
r r. GLASoOCK, Marshal
deob-3 By ". LELLTETT, Deputy.
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AIarshsEs sale.

by VIRTUE OF THREE WRTs Fisri Facias to
II me directed, from the Circait Court Of the
Uaited states FOR the Middle Dsrict Of Tennessee
is October term. 1863 wl expos for sale 81 pub
lie auction 70 the highest bidder for cash, TIE
door OF the Court House IN Nashville, Tenn, the
18th day Of FEBRU AIRY, 1854. Commanding at II
O'Clock, A. NJ al the right, title, claim interest
and estate which }. = Broaddus has N certain lot
OF parcel Of groand, with comm sdioas frame dwell
ing thereon, IN QarkEville, MONTGOMERY county,
Tennessee ia boundaries az given IN the follow ng
extract from deed q conveyance 70 SAID Bruaddus
VIZ: beginning AZ J. n Bakers southwest corner
on Franklin street. the northeast corner Of out loi
No. IS in the plan Of said town thence s8utkwardly
with Franklin street two hundred and ui1ety-six
feet 70 stake ten fees east Of tks north-Hest corner
u lot No is th.nce sOgthNar1ly with the sirt Ct
running from the Nashville road, By Mrs. SCOTS 10
Franklin street two hundred aud sixty fest, 20
stake Ten feet from Donaldson corner thence east-
wsrdly and parallel % Dosads0us line one hunre 81
and ninety I've fst ak inehea, 20 J. " Bakers cor
neT thence with Bakers line % toe beginning -
the sane being levied upon 70 satisfy rsuts REQ
dered BY said court against J. r. Hroaddas and in
favor o. Day lawrence Co, William smith, Brown
&c, and fr0WbEidge, Dwight 4 Co.
y, r. GLAScOCK, Marshal,
ls9-S By v. Lellyett, peputy.
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The Richmond Wing says: "The
President wept when he heard Of the
misfortune Of Gen. Bragg at Lookout
Mountain and Missionary Ridge. Ger
tAinly the President was very much at
tached to that General"
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Mr., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


NASHVILLE, TENN, Dec. 18th, 1863.
take pleasure in directing the atten-
ton of my military friends, and all
others, to the science of photography, as
taught by Prof. J. W. DOlbear, of this
city.
have avAiled myself of the OppOr-
tunity of taking q course of instruction in
this labor saving science, and though my
official engagements prevented my regular
attention, yet I am perfectly astOnished
with the progress have made in so short
q time. Eight or ten lessons includes all
the instruction have received, and by
which have been enabled to master the
principles, read and write it, with ease
and readiness. The admirable adapta-
ton of this science TO the requirements
of the people in this age Of railroads and
telegraphs, must commend itself to the
attention of every rejecting mind. I
hesitate not to say, thAt Mr.. DIS expert
ence is such as to enable him TO impart
its principles to the comprehension of any
ordinary mind, in the remarkably short
period of few hours. am further pre-
pared to assert that if the practical utility
of this remarkable invention was pro-
perly appreciated, no friend of progress
and improvement, would be SO unmind-
ful of his duty to himself and others, as
to neglect any opportunity to avail him
self of . practical knowledge Of this
rapid, rational, and philosophical system
of committing ones thoughts to paper.
7. J. RHODES,
Cant 60th Ills. Vol. Infantry.
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Marshal's Sale.

ID virtue OF writ vendi0R erp0RGS TO me directed
ID from the Circuit Court Of the United States for
she Middle District of Tennessee at its October term
1868, VIII U1IUaO Fut'liS s0lo, n The hiQhest
bidder, for cash. at the door Of the Courthouse in
Nashville, Tennessee, commencing at IL o'clock,
NJ, on TUESDAY, the 18Th day Of JANUARY, 1854,
all the right, title Claim interest and estate which
Jas. @. Owen has ia tract Of land in Williamson
county, Tennessee, about seven miles from Franklin
on or near the Nashville Turnpike, bounded as fol-
lows Beginning at Sugar Tree. on the North side
Of knob, the Southwest corner of the tract thence
East 276z poles 10 stake, n. Bells Southwest cor
her thence North, one degree East, 66 poles to a
stake, originally q hickory: thence West 16H poles
to Black Ash; thence North, one degree East, 40
poles, to stake thence West 81 poles to the centre
OF the Turnpike road; thence with the centre Of said
road 10 stake Daniel JOhnston's South boundary
line, As poles; thence West, degree North 80 Z
poles TO stake: thence West, three and a half de-
grees South, l35 poles, to rock; thence South 143
poles % the beginning containing by estimate Two
Hundred and Forty Acres, and vested In said JAS c.
Owen by deed from NJ Bell, bearing date March 18th,
1855, which is recorded page S74 Of Book w. Of the
Registrar for Williamson county; the said tract of
land with all the improvements thereon which will
be sold Herewith, being levied on 10 satisfy jUdg
ment rendered by the circuit Court Of the United
States for the Middle District Of Tennessee at its
April term, 1863 in favor Of Henry Blood and against
Jas. c. Owen asd others.
Z. r. GLASC0CK, Marshal.
doc5-St BY w. LE1EEEFI, Deputy.
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Capt. sOth Ills. Vol. Infantry.

Having learned the interesting and
useful science of Photography with Pro-
fessor j. w. Dolbsar, most heartily en-
dorse the above notice by Capt Rhodes.
JAsP PARTRIDGE,
Can't. .44th Ills. Vols. nifty.
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cAPT. VIZ BOYD. CAPT. v. A. FEEBLEs.
BOYD & PEBBLES,
General Steamboat Agents,
CORNER BROAD AID FRONT srEErz
dee 2S-im Hashvilis, Tsnn.

AGERrs SANTED--.s2 positively
made from 90 esnts.-sonsthine urgently
nssded ~ evsay Person- 10 samples ssnt troo BY
nat for 30 osatl that rstATs ior 90, b
n L. WOLCorT,
ITO Chasham sgsAFs, New York.
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Il is admitted on all hands that COM
psrasivs peace and quiet prevails
throughout every portion Of North Mis-
souri,. In fact, we cannot now name z
single county wherein any disturbance
has occurred within the last month. The
armies of Price, Mnrmsduke, and their
confreres havs been driven far down to-
wards the borders Of Texas, while the
guerrilla bands and bushwhacking squads
under Quantrell, Coffee, and others, ha e
been forced entirely beyond our lines,
and have, in well nigh every case, joined
the main rebel army west OF the Aissis-
sippi.-G. sJ0sph Herald, Dec. y
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Marshal's Sale.

d virtue q writ Vszditi0Hi eDoaas 10 directed
ID from the CiTCHt Court Of the United States, for
the Middle District Of Tennessee a. It's October ter
1865 viii expose 70 public sale 70 the highest BIDDER
for cash at the door Of tbs Courthouse ia Nashville
Tennessee, commencing at II O'Clock, A. NJ. on
TUESDAY, the 18th day o. JANUARY 1854, ali the
right, tit e. claim, interest, and estate which w. B.
A. Ramsey has in q certain tract parcel Of land IN
Edgeneid, Davidson county, Tenn, bounded a. fol-
lows A" Beginning at stake Ia the centre Of Spring
street. IN centre Of the culvsrt where the said street
crosses the creek, being the beginning corner Of
tract Of and conveyed By the onion Bank Of Iennss
see to Noses ". Wetm0re, BY deed bearing date the
l2th Of April, 1919 thence along the centre q said
street. South, - degrees East, nine poles and I2l0e
o. pole, 70 stake IN the centre q said street
thence along the centre o. said street, South, So
degrees East, thirty two poles and 100 Of pole,
10 stake IN the centre Of the interssctsn d Spring
and Bass streets thence with the centre Of Pas
street North, 58 degrees East thirtyfour poles and
S0lO0 OF pole 70 the centre Of Foster street thence
along the centre Of Foster street North 81 Z Wesi
seventy nine Pnle7, 70 stake, corner o. tract Of
land conveyed to said Wefmore By william L. Fos-
ter, By deed dated 18Th april ls49 thence with The
lie Of said last mentioned tract q land along the
centre Of Foster street North 69 degrees Vest nine
roles, 70 tie beginning corner 81 said tract where
Foster street crosses the creek thence Gown the
centre Of the creek North, rs degrees West, sixty
four poles and S6-lO0 Of pole, 70 the beginning"
ooatalaing seventeen and q quarter acres more OF
less the szme being levied tc satisfy judgment
rendered b. the sad Court, in favor Of l. p. staxr
agGinzt said ". 3. A. Ramsey and others.
Err. GLAsCOCK, Marshal
nov25-A By ". L11TKTT, Deputy.
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Marshal's Sale.

pY virtue Of writ veaditiOn. erponas to directed
u from the Circuit Court Of the United States for
the Middle District Of Tennessee its october term
1862 will expose TO public SALE to the highest bidder
for cash. at the door Of the Court house. in Nashville
Tenn, on TUESDAY,, 18th Of JANUARY, 1864, all the
right, title, claim interest, and estate which B. W.
Macrae has in certain tract parcel Of land in or
near the town Of CarksYile, Tennessee, bounded as
follows beginning at stone corner Of lots Nos ID
and IA, in Newel's subdivision, and running thence
with the north side Of the Clarksve and Port Royal
Turnpike, (the beginning corner being on said road
four hundred and eighty-six and a half feet, to a
stone corner With T. J. Wisdom thence north, 6k
degrees east, TO stone, said WisdOm's North east
cerner IN D0len's line thence east with said Doenis
line five hundred and twenty-seven feet, 10 a stone
corner with lot sold by J. s. Hart 10 W. A Quares
f. r. W. Thomas, and Jas. D. Glenn, and thence with
said Quaress ThomssH, and GleRn's line TO the be-
ginning, on the GAINESVILLE and Port Royal Turn
by estimate, fifteen acres and fifty
poes;'' With all the Improvements thereon and ap-
purtenances thereto, embracing oOmmodious dwell
ling the same being levied to satisfy Judgment
rendered by said Court in favor Of Arnold, Con-
stable x Co.. aud against B. W. McCrea and B. +.
Coulter. Sale 10 commence at II o'clock, A. NJ
e. X. GLASCOCK, Marshal.
nov2S-3t By ": LELLTETT, Deputy.
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Heensn's defeat is attributed by emil
nent London physicians to overwhelming.
BE was in better plight for the eight Eve
weeks before il came Of.
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Last Msmants OF ArchbSsksp
EXughss--Hfs EuusTaI-Kzis success
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-10-13
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

ALI. the city railroads u Nes fer!. have
raised their fare from, Ave 20 six cents
Why do hens always IN in the daytime :
because at night thay become ROSTERS.
MlysrsorA raises .. 800, coo bushcl Of wheat
more this year than i; ever did before.
DrnISG September 3Si soldiers died in the
hospitals of Washington.
Tn2 wife and children OF President -.Juarez
of Mexico, arrived in New York on saturday
from New Orleans, on Tie steamship Ariel.
THERE is fine yield Of tobacco this year
n tie tobacco region Of Oio---l 500 ard
1000 pounds to til" acre.
Rxy. THos ID VAIL. of Muscathc, Iowa
has been elected bishop (EpiscopsD Of The
diocese of Kansas.
Tur largest cotton mill in America is at
Baltic, QConn.) 1t IS owaed BY tie Rhode
Island HP.ast'cs.
The fine new sloop-os-war Idaho wsu
launched ut Greenpoint. New York. OH Sat
hrduy.
\ LARGE white OK. weighing 4 900 II q. is
about to be presented to Tea. Grant, By c.
Pierce, of Mass.
Tow TagMs has sold his s;.e did establish
,nent in Bridgeport, Coan, r $40 900, nm
has purchased a farm.
Tue Adjutant General Of Vermont anrouin-
COS that ~ State has filed her quota under
the late call ana under all sa!!- previously
made, and now has net surplus to her credi!
Of ten hundred and nine nicn
Tuz miniature brig which left New York
for Europe Oh the 20th OF June was spoken
July 20, when about midway 7cro"s the At
lun.c, but since that time n1'hiage has been
heard of her.
TIE War Department has decide that vol
unteers who have eniis.el Subsequent to De.
cember % 1853, are el::lol to the thret
hundred dollars bounty.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-10-13

Doubtless our readers sill be gratifcd to
learn that Mr.. j. I, Raymond, the ta'enscd
and popular comedian, together with his
excellent troupe, vii be here the beginning
of the coming week The exhibitions which
this troupe gave daring taeir iormer visits 10
our city. elected tho highes: communications
from our citizens, aud we sfe certain that then
appearance again in our nidst wiz be hailed
with eminent satisfaction. -,s.s ...a
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-10-13
Death Of a Telegraph Operator.

We are panied to announce the death Of Geo.
". Rizer, the principal telegraph operator i'll
the Office of the Americas Company in this
city, which occurred on Monday last. His
remains were followed % their last resting
place on Tuesday evening last by the Masonic
Order and number of Fl lends and relatives.