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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-14

Probably So people have ever seen
norc beautiful sight than oar We,t~rn
ne aaor,lea on N0n,isy uorning The
storm Of >un-iay hai gwen Ma Washiarton
a covering q thu sncst ~ ia -hits. -hich
IN the morning suniighi. contrast,-l against
ths hr'Eht ooiar.of the fore-t leaves. gave =
very striking caclt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-14

SolDtEEs' Norrs. Soluble means I'll
D. iaken O. fcr~Arl % the army ballots Or
state olbcers ard Presidential Elcc;o-..
previous o. Nosrmber. IL nay b.. horcver.
that sonae oil be overlooked. and hence
~evouid sarrvst that pers,ns having
frieuis IN she 6eld % -, that they have
VOTES f0rvardcd 70 them. In ns.ss to-us
tickets iii - fonnd ia over Al The STATE
election. or thsy can D. obtained A. cha,
oficc Thc vote 3. the sane a. thar uscd
in Scpicrat,r. except hat Il isio b. cricrs-
"a 9TH the name 81 TIE voter. and Tie uaule
- ths town ~here a. claims hrs rrs,i -ncc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-14

The Ecnticaan -ho furnished tbc state
nett relative q Mr.. Jcthan Perham. puh-
lisb~i iasi ~eck. made mistake IN ths A.
Il shosh hasr brcn eight, year, ~ ~
moaih'. -hioh al make the parsgra,.h
httic morv consistent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-14

IHE AoSIroE. b p BATES. E.q.. has
purvhssei the right ior On forl Counfv. f1r
a Washing Machiae. named q. Above. thar
seems Co b. nearrr Oh. tang neede.l thar
AM that las ever b-.n oI-red here u
dos the -ork thorosghiy. - .ih Erl.- outiav
q strength. and ~ithout rubbing. On ten
~orihy oi oonsidcraii9n 10 thoss days D.
- v1rthv az ersrnina;son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-14

In ths-e times oftigh p-ices. O. IS sell o.
REMEMBER dat ehihren an b. ssppHed
siih shye- tor 49, thsn haf tbe annual
oost b. soaring Metal fippci Shocs. %
say nothing ~ Stockings DESTROYED and
lealth endangered by ~st fee. arising from
a. ohi.iHke haoif of -saria- .lt the.r Shoes
80 H. toes frst- 'Bosfon Jou-rai
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-14

BErHu T.E~rts' CIUn. The Annual
exhibition 81 this club viii b. hcll a. Beth
u. on Thur-.isy. 80 ir-s Al sidrcs.
~iil - delivered by Rev. 4 kent. - Beth-
a.. kv thc kiaanc-s - W. L. Chaplain.
Gilman 4. Bean ard Ceyirn Ro~e. thrcc
par-~s - $500. $500 and - 90 az oa~r-
ed for Isdie.' Riding NJ ". y Love
ios. q 49, Bethcl House. oHcrs to rreu,i-
uu,s ~ $50 esch for best specimen a
spinning. IN tle hall. On The assrnoon q
The exhihifiou. 90 isdie. over 81. md
the Other - lsiie- under - 4 prcrnium
at $500 i also oHcred for Foot Rscc
Li>ts Of Ccrn- i,,ees. Sc. have hen rth-
Eshed. Oar Re,hei fricnd. have ben "a
nous alvays for their town fair.. setting
god example @ Older Soeistie.. ard
49, in'er3 that .haH BE- ,noces.. - ve
have NJ doubs q Wilt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-14

Mr j. d. Rluson La pitcei oa our
de's P'tatoe veiEhng TO pa-uds ard
thr,e-q4arters. De- has prt - ttires bar.
rcs ihatvil average one and ore faar,h
pounds each and ca furnish any qas.,.fv
81 'ueh Iuls ones a. have been reported
b. the Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-14

H"vFr We are pia-rd unisr renewed
ooi raf'oHs g. NJ ? A You've. ~ tse
present - e. boE 3ffae ni.c bonsg 81 ssh.t-
.'ed 81 d. iair ST. Yong taxes r-cat
'-'r-rst iu the management of DE bees.
T-''h 1irr by rera-i by storing tbs fao.t
quality oi honey for h.r-s-H and f-frnfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-14
W EI, ~
halrruan

fArhi AocipsSr. On Thurslay lasf.
ID. J.. =. Sa-yer ot nsamark. a. throun
iroH Is siE. ~hile riding on = eros. rod
in hat tow. ani ioiurrd 90 severely that
b. died IN e. h1ur. a. as unable o. give
any account u the accident. hos it - sup
posed &c "a caused b. ihe dropping ofLis
vh-sls into a hoil1w i- the road o. re-
c.isei BIS degree a. 'hc Maine Medical
>-hool. IN tie class q l-zs. and Lrs met
~'ih goot Success iu she rrl ciice q bis pro
fession
D. sasyrr vns q native - Andovsr i-,
thu County. hut has spent BIS ~Lole pro-
f-ssionai BE on Denmark a. ~as 81 yea-.
81 ace.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-14

a MrsS Dian one lislt last ue.l
soule Eracriess slaup rsttfi o. v.nas Of
". > a. Marsir. 90 sb1ut hafa bsstsI ~
ia-eiaas lsa.e-a graPes. Tbe nan -ho DID
90 roa.i Cal a -uia Z rcsarl in 5siag cram
nd r.ta q Asc quantity oi perrisssons or
- p.ppen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-14

Goa. W n KrNustt. reached hone
on saturday last. On sick leave he as
-isA ~ rSgisacnt. after leasiug the DcPArt-
n'rHt offhe Gulf. during a short eanPaiEn
below fetersburE. ard after q mov~i up
% sohn >hcrissn. In the Si.euaI ioah valley.
vherr h - attacked Nth D. uAiariAl
fever ~hseh fail. % thc 70, q nsnlv
every N-~ kngland man ~ho bas be,n
>ouih. and was taken % Auraroli.. lie
vas thcrr confined O. his bid Cor .bou,
iorty days. aud has just RICO vcrcd sussicieni-
" get bone Bcfor- this attack % f-V.r
b. had been troubled uiih partial para.
lysis of tle lover hnhs. o. Wish = ao-
sided a rheumatic as'vtion. ~tich Keep.
hsu slo-els esa6aed 10 ~. house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-14

hrrr Hrr arr living b. ~ro.,r FOUR a.s-
ritl.n a. ODD. 90 each .fir-. ttaf -ere fara
nf0r OH. h-~' ia vii.h ft,y r1~ dr-lI
20 g.rsre icing over seventy tr...
'f. John Rrgz. Es4-Csrf H.getah.
>'.rson. Cap Js.eph E.tin.aa. All
vs. i..au Allen. Wrrr.r,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-14

I-ank Leslie. LaIs's Nara1in-. fsr DE-
tobcr. cou-es O. % frciEit,d a. usuaI Nth
iiiusratious 81 AT ths nesct STYLES for
ladies intrr dr,ss. a. ~~n ss other fre
.ilasirst'ous 10 hA. q ssriety - ,boioe
misceiianco'a. matter thus combining orua-
a.ent and sse in P'eas.ag aaaner. Pr.,e.
= 80. .,o-lier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-14

RAndsn n Morton. Of Pari. is arncug ibs
sounded ss shs hattie ~ Fcbbi-'s FNru.
IL a. struck IN ihc lex. bat 8; q. Aop-d
The limb III o. saved.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-14

Trvr MrrrrVo. The sod AArrrt
people So havinr "a tent meeting near Nor
~ay Village They have a large ten,. bat
- A. ne lear- hov uanv people brave o.
coli rrafh~r t0 affcnH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-14

Ia Msnaie. 81 tbs oSfori Bapliss A.
soeiai'on arc rcaay an nav b. found 80
the otbcc q Alden Chase. Esq. Par, Han.
CtrKN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-14

1ae Jo-raa' bears shat goI Eucr.on %
the t-ih Nc -bo "a be,n .irs at Anrap.
oIi'. Nj. ha. returned ta Miami
Ia 'oi.oaine Pa-iofb,es ia tis STATE
have been Delegated as '' ma-ss .rri,r
trrs. W port'arI. Aneasfa. Banfor. I'll 81
EasTort To- nuuber 9fofEces isfo o.
increased aoooriirg % c.reamrtoccs
Tie Argos arrrlr-rs g. draih ofJ VI
M-serre. 30. &C Aazas;s.--a f5rs-ss Ia
partner ef senator M.rrI
Ia Wasiineton frier1. q ST. Stmp-
sou ~ baih. have prsssniel ler splendid
gail ~stlh. Mrs. = b. che uifs ola Cap-
ts.n ia iie 90 Msne. vho went OCT 9TH
hsr husbsnd. srd sncc then has been oou-
s'sntly engaged IN hospital scrYios.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-14

forsroE-. 90 20 sasrk-s n is-Sc luaati-
49, ever lar dAy Ikey no- ssH lor O.
oens delivered a. th- station Farmer,
rrport remarkable crop, Col Ripley
raised So % tasAsi. from one arrc ofland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-14
OBJ Offora 1rmutrat
PARIS. MAINE. OCT. "a. lisa. 2
JNTON NOMINATIONS.
FOR rEESfpENT.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
90 ILLINOIS.
Fok NtCf FHE~InFNr.
ANDREW JOHNSON,
ANDREW JOHN SON,


JOHN y. BROWN q rortt..t
aRNFR ~TFTSON. - D.sssisrotta.
RiCHARD n. CtiAIMAN. - ru'c~tord.
THOMAS an. FFSSFNpFN. 81 Aui-ain.
GOING HATfioKN. sfFuh~it.
BLNg 4 GliNAN. cf oFtro.
JoHN y. ~ Any 81 Busk-rost.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-14

Ihe oHiori Jaiscrtal.ss As.ooiauoa 10
"a session in chs p.ac, this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-14
The Election.
UNION VICTORIES NAIITHE STATES
Tie Campaign Decided.


OHIo. 4 disraich 49, the Union ho-,e
MAJORITY -il reaeh 5000. Fih~~n or
SiN'een Jnion Chn-rr..u-en A. elected ir
'he - - ant Sch Districts. m ri,cr o.
fcndiefou. I.ong'ani Cox. Gen S-h~nrk
In thc So. has 2'.si ualo-ity.
lSrssNA. iNpIs~srorr-. o.; II The
lnion STATE ticket - unioabtediv elected
bv from iS. 90 20 e0.osso MAJORITY. Re
turns from the fih 9Th and lnth Conr-,s
'orai districts 80 represented BY Me--rs
Ilo!msn. Noorhces ard Edr.rton Demo
erais) Indicate th- probable election 9th
nioa csndidiafes
lSpIsNaFots. lad ct. ~ To Eycn.
ins Post and Tribunc. Me- York-Ihc
Jnion State ticket ha- bees elected bs RON
i5.oo" % $1,000 rained ~ Union mem
bers ~ Congrcss CERTAIN.
(>'gned) , ? WEIGHr.
Chairnan
fFVNsHIvsSf,. The editors of Forne,-.
Pres elsiua Union majority q sopl Co
80. though they say tbs nav BE- reduced.
fhe aFT'earauce q re soldier.' vote .bos.
ihe probable gain ofttrre Union Congress
men.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-14
Letter from Mr.. Lincoln.

Ma Duion Meeting lid Al Bzitirnorr
Montas evening. tn following letter "a,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-16
THE CAPTURE OF TIE FLORIDA.
Her Right 70 the Protection or Neutral
Waters Forfeited. -ClLL

The circular of the Brazilian Minis
ter for Foreign Affairs, which we pub
lished yesterday, sets forth clearly the
conditions under which the Brazilian
ports may be an asylam for belhgerent
vessels. Stress of weather and such ne
cessities as threaten the loss of the ship
by the elements, are regarded as the
real causes which should induce ships
TO seek such asylum, and in this the
Brazilian circular aceords with the
principles of international law so uni
versally laid down by the great writers
on this subject But perceiying that
this general law was very literally IN
terpreted by the belligerents, and that
a more extended use was almost neoes-
sarily made Of the Brazilian poSts than
the strict law would justify, the Brazil
ian minist0C has, ia his circular. guard
ed and limited this more extended use
by certain express directions as 10 what
shall not be done by belligerent ships
IN neutral waters.
Belligerent ships must not Iuake q
Brazilian port in any shape rendez-
vous they must not visit the same port
frequently, nor, except as they are COM
PEELED by their necessities, touch at IL
on the way 10 ''some given point" and
the violation of this provision "muss
authorize a suspicion that the vessel is
not on a lawful voyage, but that she Is
cruising in tne adjacent waters Of the
empire 10 capture hostile vessels. Bel
ligerent ships shall not make use of
the ports or harhors,- or of the capes or
territorial seas of the empire to watch
for inimical vessels or procure informa
ton respecting those that may be ex-
pected or are about To sail; nor shall they
be permitted TO make sail in chase of
any, enemy vessel that may be in sight
OF sfgnalled' Such are the conditions
on which the Brazilian government ac-
cords asy lum 10 ships that have occasion
to visit its waters, and the announce
ment Of these conditions carries with
Il the implication that the violation Of
these conditions outlaws the ship so far
as the Brazilian government takes cog-
nizance of her existence. Accordingly,
for the violation of these very rules the
Alabama was formally forbidden ever
TO enter any port of the Brazilian EN-
pire. The Florida has also violated
these rules in the most open and out
rageous manner, making the whole
Brazilian coast a base of operations
against our commerces She therefore,
had. by her own acts, forfeited all claim
70 the protection of Brazil; and those
acts and the Brazilian Minister'S circu-
lar most amply justify the summary
proceedings of Captain CollinA--N y
Herald
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-16


CUMBERLAND HOSPITAL
Near Penitentary. Surgeon Burkitt Cloak, U.
Vols, in charge.
SHERMAN HOSPITAL, - f1-sl8.
Near Penitentisry. Surgeon w. Threlkeld, U. g
Vols. in charge. . t.. g.
OFFICERS HOSPITAL.
College Hin. Surgeon J. E. Herbst, U. 8. Vols,
IN charge.
NO l GENERAL HOSPITAL,
New Gun Factory. Surgeon j.. Z. Stanford, u. g..
Vols, in charge.
NO. 2 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
College Hin. Surgeon J. E. Herbst, u. S. Vols,
in charge.
no. GENERAL H0sPTTAI- r
g. z. Cor. Public Square, with Branch on Broad
street. Surgeon ]. K Ludlow, U. s. Vols, in
charge. .
30. . GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Masonic Hall, Church-street. Surgeon z. 4.
Taylor, U. s. Vels., in charge.
NO. III SMALLPOX HOSPITAL
On the Charlotte Road. A. Asst Surgeon G. W.
France in charge.
so. IA GENERAL HOSPITAL.
Near n and c. Railroad Depot Surgeon 8. E.
Fuller u. s. Vols, in charge.
V0. Is GENERAL HosPITAL,
COrnsi "a inner and Line-streets, Surgeon W.
NJ. Chambers, U. S. Vols, in charge.
No. 10 CoNTRABAND HOSPITAL,
On College, between Church and Broad-streets.
A Asst surgeon Justin ROnayne in charge.
NO. l9 GENERAL HOSPITAL.
o. Market-stJeet, between Union and Church
streets. Surgeon W. n Thorn, U. S. Vols, in
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-16
MtIitarg 9irtetory.
Subsistence Department.

COL A. BECKWITH, g. C. g.,
Military Division of the Mississippi
COL A P. PORTER, C. @. g.,
Department Of the Cumberland.
COL. G. R MAoFEMY, G. O. g.,
Department of the Tennessee. .
CAPT. SAN. J. LITTLE, C. g.,
Depot Commissary subsistence, Once No. lo
Cherry street -- ~
CAPT. s. d. HENDERSON, q. 8, sIgd
Post Commissary Subsistence, Office North side
Pubic Square, opposite Court House.
CAPT. L. II. HOPKINS, @. g.,
Purchasing Commisssry Of Subsistence, Office
pear corner Of Broad ahd Summer-streets.
CAPT. SAM. C. GLOVER, C. s.,
In charge Of Beef Cattle. Office No. 10 South
OherTy-street.
CAPT. JOHN A. IRVINE, c. g.,
Disbursing ommissary Subsistence. Ofice No.
So Cedar-street.
CAPT W. Il RLYMAN, C. g,
In charge of u. 8. Bakery, CoIlege-street. near
Brood. rsf 81
LIEUT.. HENRY KING, A @. g.,
In charge Of Soldiers Rest, corner Cherry and
Church-strests.
LIEUT.. }. s. GALLATIN, A. C g.,
In charge Of Manufacturing, &C., &c. Office No.
o. South MRrket-street.
LIEUT.. Z. s. HOLLIsTER, A. C. s. d. A. A @ NJ
In charge Of Herdnlen, Stables, &c. Office n
o. S. Cattle Depot, below Lower LeEee.
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CERTIFICATES OF CuREA


From eight 10 twenty yeazs standing. with nAnas
known 70 science and ans.
For madicG properties Of BechG, zee Dispense
LoFy d tho United States.
See professor Dewsss' valuable works On he
Practice 81 Physic. .r..r. -
See remarks made By he lats esisbrAtsd DE.
Physck, Phladslpbia. Or
See remarks made b Dr.. Ephran Mcdowell, s
eelebrztsd Phyrlcian, aud member ~ ne Royai
College Of Surgeons, Ireland, and Published N he
Transactions d th5 King agd Quea1's Journal
See Medlco-C hirzrRiosl Revis8, pubtshsd b
BeuiGnin TrzYsrs, yellow 81 De EoYai College Of
burgeone. Z. al.I ll. Al !
EKtrart Buehu.. $40 per botss o. six lor 800
-. - - 49, 70 IA - 80
0r half dozen x sach foF gl9, which uin b
sufficient % cure the most obsdnAts cases, n dirso-
d Jus srs adhered 70. l.Ul. - lEaaI
Delivered 70 snJ address, securely paoksd from
cbesrFa1on. l1f-I -i
eS-Desenbe symptoms II ~ eommuaieasona.
c1res guaranteed. AdFies Erans...
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-16
Fuel Wanted.

DROPOsALs WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
Il ONCE uaul the 9th inst for contracts 10 deLv.
er az, 0o0l seventy FIVE thousand eoras OF wood
upon the banks Of the Cumberland RIVER, at points
wltnin (25l twenty-five miles Of this depot. above
and beloE, sad wood 70 be delivered by the lst Of
May, 1855.
Contracts for lots Of ne,o00) ten thousand cords
each, viii Re gwen II desir- d.
Approved security VIII be required Of all parties
to whom contracts are given.
GEO. B. HIBBARD, Can't and A. ON
novo-'o' s'fiiee No. 80 Cherry street. .
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alasIIrilIe Gitg 9irertorg.



JOIN HU0H sSIrH, Mayor. fF F
VIZ SHASE, Recorder.
RUFUS HENRY, Treasurer.
JoHs CHUxBLY, City Marshal
W. Il WnKlSsoz, Deputy Marshal.
JAKEs A STEELE,
A. c. Tucker,
JoHE F. INGALLS,,
JosrPH L RYAE, ~ rs "4.'
A. B. SHAEKIlR, Revenue Collector.
E. B. GARRETT, Water Tax Collector.
JAMES WYATT, Superintendent Of VS.
ter Works.
JAMES PETIT, Assistant Superintendent
Of Water Works.
Dan. CUNNINGHAM, First Engineer OF
Water Works
VIZ ]. SLISKARD, Second Engineer OF
Water Works. u f
L. N. FREEMAN, Chief of Fire Depart
ment
Low COREY, Assistant Chiefof Fire De
partment.
WIZ. WEIGHT, Street 0verseer.
JoHs q. DoDD, Work House Keeper.
T. II. McBRIDE, Sexton.
THoMAs McCAKTY, First Clerk Market
ELISHA LONG, Second Clerk Market
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Three Hundred Dollars
BOUNTY.
County COurt--BedfOrd County.
OCTOBER TERN, 1884.

William H. WisenoT, sr. ! ps,,,,o,, - r.r,ov.
Thomas G. MOsly, Admir-, &c Administrator.
10 this case it appearing % the Court that Thomas
g Molly, the defendant is a non-residsnt Of the
State Of Tennessee, 50 thst the Orinsry process OF
law caunot be served on him: IL u ordered thai
publication be made in the Nashville WeekIg Union
newspaper publis- ed in the city Of Nashville, for
four successive weeks, requiring said MOsly to ap-
pear before said Court, at the Courtroom in Shell
pyYlle on the hrst Monday Ia December next, TO
plead, answer or denur to compainaDt's petition.
OF the same vi be taken as confessed and set foI
hearing er p1rte. JOS. Il. THOMPSON.
octl3-f VI prs fee, So 30. Clerk and Master
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County COurt--Bedford COUNTY,.
OCTOBER TERN. 1854.

solomon Revis ct 81,
rs Bill 70 sell land in Bed
The widow and heirs Of ford County 4
David Reyis es sl.s ~ Wv
In this case it appearing 70 the Court that the
widow and heirs Of David Revis, r., deed, snd the
unknown children Of Elisabeth Wade, ali Of whom
are inside defendSuts u the can v. are non-gesi-
dents Ct the State Of Tennessee 50 that the ordi-
nary process Of law cannot be served upon them:
IL Is ordered thar publication b made n1he nash
vile Weekly Union, a newspaper published in the
city Of Nashville for four successive weeks reQ4r-
ing said defendants 70 appear before this Court 81
the Courtroom, IN sheluyViie on the first Tuesday
amer the first Monday N december next 70 plead,
answer or deInur 70 c.npiainani's bii or the same
viii be taken for confessed sDd set for hearing er
parfs. JOS II. THOMSON,
W. H. NfsTSER, Clerk and Master.
solicitor tOctIS-iw; prs Zee, s..
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-16

Watches and Jewelry.
s<or EvEsr BEscaREIoN
At the Lowest Prices for Cash.


Army and Country Merchants, Pedlars s1flers,
and General Dee eTs esn make enormous profits
upon sma investmentl
Jewelry Of any pattern or quality and u any
elass Of work furnished. sa-Pzrticulsr stlsntI on
psid % supplying AucSionens, Country Psdlars, In
dian Ia aders, and Army Dealers.
Any style Of Goods manufactured. surh IS In
ventons, etc., ct short notlce M Good Canvas
sing Clerks, with small esptal. can 6nd constant
employment. illustrated Lists and full particulars
free. ltt
THE PROFIT TO THE RETAILER IS VERY
4 Wholesale supply can be carried in a KNAPP
sack, hand valise, or carpet bsg, and viii not be
Ike oooks-bulky or ineOnFenient % cary nom
pace TO place.
Remember smother fhingt--this Business is
Strictly Honorabie- rs There i no need q mis-
representa- or exaEgerating. Our Goods show for
themselves, and prove themselves.
i is q business ia which an aInele and satsfsc-
tory equivalent Is given for the money received and
an encouraging profit is pocketed at the same
time. It's Al occupation m which 20 person need
be afraid or ashamed 70 canvass the same field
again and again. for where once cur goods are in
created.
10 Soldiers in the Army, or those at home dis
abled BY he hardships Of war, 70 C1ergylen ont Of
health Teachers, Posfnasters, or any person who
wishes either local or an hctIYe occupation. and
one that brings with 1t great pecuuisry induce
rnents, this presents "a opportunity seldom met
with. Toy i'll And see for yourselves
Carefully selected lots Of Jewelry, comprising
our newest styles and most saleaois variety Of
Goods. viii Be- sent snywkere in the Loyal States.
We are constantly filing orders from pers, rs leaF
ing me choice Of Goods wholly with ~. To such
We prem Sc the best exercise Of our taste and
Judgment, and from our iong experience eau en-
sure satisfaction We ask no pay IN sdYsnce state
what style sndquality Of Goods wanted, and se
vi send the same and collect pay by Express at
ne end OF the route.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCH S.
Good movements and Manufactured IN Che best
manner, Of pure material, Earranted at prices
rom SI0 to s 80 each. Sent anyWhere-pay coliec-
ted by Express. Satisfaction guVanteedt All
Watches a. first prices; they being Of our OWn I'M
portation. Circulars free by mail send for them.
T. All GAUGHAN
Manufacturers and Importers. Tic 5rcadway, n. Y.
Oct2e-Sfn.
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Medical Department.

SURGEON ". CLENDENIN, Q. s. VoLs.,
Assistant Medical Director, Department Cum
berland. Office "A Cherry street.
SURGEON R FLETCHER, 0. g VOLS,
Medical Purveyor, U. 8. A. Office North side of
Public Square, between Market and Front.
ASS T SURGEON D. BACHE, .. s. A.,
Medical Inspector. Office "a Cherry street.
SURGEON L A. JAMES, 4TH o. V. O.,
Health Officer and Post Surgeon. Office "a
CheTEy-StTeet.
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sasllrille Anipa.
EDNEsDAY. NoYEMRHR l6. IseA
A Reminlsce6ee.


know s spot, a charming spot,
Upon the hillside fair,
Where violets b oom and sweet perfume
With fragrance fills the air
know a maid, charming maid.
With hair Of golden hue,
With face 50 fair, and eyes 80 bright,
And heart tender and true.
know day, charming day,
A DAY ia early June.
When on this spot, Of this fair young maid
! asked her dearest boon,
know q word, charming word,
In answer to my suit,
Spoken 50 soft and faint and low,
Yet sweet as sound Of late.
It told me that her love was mine,
1t still'd my throbbing heart,
And promised in the coming time,
We should not live apart.
2 Fuli msny year has fed since then,
- Springtime has pass d and summer gone,
! Ard in the winter Of our lives,
g Still hand IN hand we Journey on.
Aknd now LIES hilltop almost gained,
We stand with waiting eyes,
Knowing from earthly we shall 90
To Heavenly paradise.
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A wise man, as well as q witty, was
Theodore Hook, when he told the al
derman who had already surfeited him,
and yet pressed him TO psrtake OF shll
another course.
81 thank you: but if it'sall the sam
20 YOU, III take tbs rest IN money.
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For Rent.

LS0R TIRE YEAH 1885, THAT VALUABLE PRO
Z poFty On Ct-rry st1eet knESFn a. the ~Csiron
PToyer1y," 09posIle the Maxwell Hoisee and 81
preseat occupied By ths Nashville Gas Light Conn
J,sny. Tins properly is the noes yaiuhbls in'she
city or many purposes For Befsss for any pert II
it, apply 70 foct2S--tf1 n. =. ALDOWAY. =
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Administrators Notice.

UkyING BEEN QUALIFIED As ADaIirIse
IL trator Of Heeh ErsnSt9dt. deceased. al paS-
sons sNoebtod vii pleEss call and settle. Those
avtog elaiu1s hsainst the estete viii nle then IN
the 1lne prescribed By law or they win be barred.
n. G. JACKSON,
Nashville. oet n, issa. lOot22-im