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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-15
Three Grand Opera Nights
Sept. Goth, 21st and 22d.

IN style unrivalled by any other management
!. Inc following eminent Artists from the New York
academy OF Music constitute the Ghioni and Susini
frand ltalian Onera ronr any: ii- = Ai41f- iiiH
Signora ANG1OLfNA GHfONI the famous ORA
ldeic rrA--isi DoAa., .-..s.i C.,os mel,
io4A AeaAemy OF music, and the Theatre Iacon
Mmo PATTI sTRAKoscH, the tavorite Contral-
TO.
Mile CANIsSA, Prima Donna, Growers Crane
opera. lsa.l ,s,iel .I-I' = -
oignors MACCAFEREI and TAMARo first Ten
rs Of New York. Boston and Philadelphia Acade-
Signor MANCUSI, the eminent Baritone. from the
Grand Opera Theatre Tacon, Havana. 49,
Signor, AUGUSTINE SUSINT, the great Basso
York. m - = 1AA1''' ~"
Nine, PARozzI, and signOra BAzzAN1, Second
Donnas. 49,. T.. = n
Sic. XIMFNES and Sig. PERM, Second Tenors.
Signor LoCATlELLt and Signor MASSIO, Second
Bass . 7
Conductor, 1 signor FRANCISCO ROSA
Leader MIR. +. Zitterbart
stage Manager, 81 Crw4a Signor NBroini
Prompter, Signor LAMA
Properties, SQnOr IT. (arfllo
Costumers, Mime. Nardini, Signor Santela
The entirely new and costly Wardrobe has been
purchased by the Director in Paris.
On TINS occasion the following Grand Operas will be
ERNANIAentire) by VERDI
1891 (For the first time in this eity,j N
fROVAT. RE-(entire) A'i7A by VERDI
FAUST by GOUNOn
Orchestra Chairs 50; admission to Parauette. 1850
or Reserved Seals. Those buying for the season. OF
me three nights viii have the chocs ofseats the sale
"a which VIII commence on Saturday, September 16,
az Faines Music Store. Seats for single Opera nights
wili commence on Wednesday, Sept. 20. sepl3dtd
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Knmted.

A RENT OF seven or eight rooms by the first of
"A october, within five or ten minutes walk Of the
Post Once. Rent about $500. Address MILLER.
Press ONCE n ri mSt septi4dSt*
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-15

REAL E1TATE SALE.--The eligible lot Of
land on Congress street, between Dow and
State streets, being 5s feet front and 90 feet
back, belonging to join G.. Warren, was sold
at auction yesterday, by Z, M. Patten, for 81
cents per square foot. VIM. Z. Stephenson
was the purchaser. a1a9I
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-15

M Z. Strakosch announces with much pleasure that
w he has succeeded in engaging complete and ef-
lcient Italian Opera Company, embracing some oftle
most eminent and 1ayorably known artists and
some ofthe most talented Artists from New York
with whom he will give on his way to Canada, . 4 ?
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-15
MORTAGEE'S SALE
Horses and Carriaoes

MILL DO sold at Auction on SATURDAY. SEP
TENDER 18th, at II o'clock A. NJ at the Cor
nee, q LARGE LOT or NE w AND SECOND HAND
CARRIAGES, consisting Of Top Buggies, Carryalls
wagons, tSo wheel Chases, enc light new Oren Bug
81 quit OF the best materials, one nice new Brownen
Also q lot of new and second hand Harnesses AIso
Severai Horses. Sale positive without reserve.
-, ~ y. W. HOLMES, Auctioneer.
fOrtiand, Sept. ID, 1866. dtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-15

RAILWAY TRAFFIc.-The receipts on the
Grand Trunk Railway, for the week ending
Sept 9th, were: T Sc
Passengers, 81 o. s59ss5 90
Express Freight, Mails and Sundries, 4OS8 90
Freight and Live Stock, 1878 o.
Total, S1Sg604 90
Corresponding week last year, 124129 90
Increase, soaF $15,475 90
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-15

THE National Cemetary at Antietam will be
twice as large as the cemetary at Gettysburg,
and contains almost twice as many graves.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-15

TNYHERE he would respectfully announce to the
w citizens Of Portland and vicinity, that he has
ernianently located In this city. During the two
have been In this city, we have cured son
OF the worst forms of disease in persons who have
led other forms OF treatment in vain, and Curl z
% tients in short time that the question Il al ~
sl ed, do they stay cured? To answer this quest n
e. vim say that all that do not stay cured we wild
loct, = the second time
Dr. ID. has been practical Electrician for TWENTY
one yea rs and is also regular graduated physician.
ecfric Wy perfectly adapted 70 chronic diseases in
he form of nervous or sick headache; neuralgia i'm
t9e head neck, or extremitles; consumption when
the acu 70 Ntages or where the lungs are not ful
waived: cut or chronic rheumatism, ecr0fula %
seases white swellings spinal Diseases Curvature
OF the spine contracted muscles, distorted hlnls
ingrfng or hcsftancl OF speech, dyspepsia, indigo
d)n constipation and liver complaint, pies-we Gu
e5ery case that can be presented; asthma, broneh-
complaints.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-15
Steamer for Yarmouth.

The steamer CLIPPER viii leave
: s'r-A-xTM Yarmouth for for Portland Tues
II n s(HkN\ Iay, Thursday and Saturday at
Returning will leave Portland
Pier same day at 81 O'Clock p NJ
y 0 freight received at Portland affar o,cloek
rare each way, 80 cents. sep1sln
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-15
Friday Morning, September 10, 1866.
PORTLAND AND VICINITY

q New AdvcFtisements To-day.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Hostetter's Btters on the Battlefield.
e NEW ADvERrIsEMESr ooIUMS.
The Fall Campaigns Fitzgerald y Hoosaoh'
10 the People Of Maina-Samuel Cony'
Farm for Sale--Geo. Dolly.
Agents Wanted VIM. Grace. o.,,.
Probate NOtice-Estate of Hannah Coims.
Physician and Surgeon-P; Wadswort is. 81
Organ and Vocal Concert--Sep tesl u ~ 10sh'
Paper Collar -Wood1nan, True q Co.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-15

SErzUREs.-D Deputy Marshal Wentworth,
yesterday seized a small quantity of liquors in
the shop of Timothy Carney, on Washington
street.
Deputy Marshal Irish seized small guam
tity of liquors in the shop of Michael O,NeaI,
on Danforth street. s1
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-15

- DIR. q. r. Newt on
WILL cure the Sick in Portland, at CON6S SIS
w HALL, Clapp's Gleck daily tor iour eek, re-
ginning TUESDAY, August 22d, at . o'ciocA.
- Cures IN most cases instantaneous.
cordial invitation to all who are not able 70 pay,
without money and without price"
No medicine l. given and no pain caused. but re-
lief from PAIN from any sickness or cause certain in
lew moments. anShu
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-15

OPERA, &c.-Next week win afford our citi-
zens much amusement. A splendid Operatic
Troupe win perform at Deering Han NEXT
"wednesday evening, grand Organ and Vocal
Concert will be given at, Congress SQUARE
Church, and a Circus win visit the city next
wednesday. That yill be enough for one
week. The Opera viii be continued three
evenings. 1t promises something better in the
mn ic line than we have ever had, and no
doubt fo y audiences viii greet these musicians.
vorE FOR CO vEBNoB-Returns from s76
cities, towns and plantations give GoV' cony
$1,000; Judge Howard q, 40; oony's MAORI
ty 1882. The same places las year gave
Cony 50,210; Howard "a 1872: Cony's ma ofiIy
last year 1908. Union gain 3,511. The ma
jointly for Gov. cony this year cannot fall
short of 10000. 'a
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-15

Southern Pine Lumber.

THE undersigned Is now prepare TO furnish South
ern Pine Lumber for Shfp-building Facto ries,
Flooring Boards and West India Scantling sawed to
order, with dispatch. Orders solicited.
IL. G. DREW,
10 City Exchange.l No. 10 Devenshire St''
Sept 9, 1855. sepi2d1m BOSTON.
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BY Electricity

The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the
lap with JOY and move with the agility and electric
of youth; the heated graid Is cooled; the froes
item limbs restored, the uncoufh deformitias =.
m wed; faintness converted to vigor, weakness to
strength; the blind made to see the deaf to hear Id
the paisied form to move upright the blemishes Of
yluth obliterated; the AcrfprNTa ofrati,ve i,e
prexented the caamitIes Of old age Obyated and an
active circulation maintained
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-15
T7s Misses Svnsonds

xr1Il.L reopen their School for Young Ledies ana
w Misses. on THURSDAY, September 2isl, at
ti,eir rooms, Morton Block.
70 For particulars inquire at No. 10 Brown st.
sept 1-d2w
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Notice..

MI x wife, Mary A. Downing left my home on the
IVA nth Oh July, and has not returned; this - 70
forbid all persons harboring trusting her or ny NC
oonnt as shall pay debts Of her 1slI If.
Portland, sept1s, 1ss5.-diws
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-07

I VDTRSIJkNT to wit OF Fsa. E. issued from tha
Dqlrct Court ct the United STATS Tor the
Middle District Of Tennessee, 10 paFsuacce Of the
vsnber u, 1854, 10 the cause OF rhe unied "a e.
Is ali the estate and property. inoreyai stocfs and
credits Of Pau Eve beIog caUse No. JON SAID
Court, On the 18th DAY 81 APRIL, 1885, q The Court
house door il Nashville, Ieunes'ae, letWeeh tne
hours Of 10 AID ~ oei0ck 7 VII expose % pqilic
sale for cash in hand. 20 the highest bidder, All TIE
right title act interest," or the period n hia naii
ri hls Of PAU - EYe % AMI N lhe i9ll0a ipg raa
estaic situated III Davidson county tenneesees TO-
Wit A cefisln lot snd TIE iupzosenieiiis ihsfeen,
situated az the corner q ne and Church o. rIflns
streets IN Nashville fronting @ ieet on Nine street
ard running hac9 % tne lct feTei9ioTe sold ~ aaq
Eve % the Mayor ard Aldermen d Nashville arc
that part Of southheld lot No. ~ near Nasnfie.
deed dated April 70, 1855, ana re8isfered n tle
Register 0fsce " said davidson county in BOOK
No. ~, pase s1l. % vll'ct fe'aFeaees hffnJ psf-
.icnlaf5 made ior 3eFeai'cai t'1 ~ - ~
or " Feet - kaiI siEesi 11 fla1nif Bag ~ -,
l,artiauiaIIg 9eser led q he deed nom ~ hs.ii.
1851, and registered IN fhe k-gsiera once aiare-
sad IA hook Mo- IS on paaes SIS q which 3 hereby
expressly r1ser9ed 30 i0rdoeer ptioe, aso ots sos
los, 100 ioI ADD los % sneoy eeiisios y ~
three frout1g each " eel On Nooa.anG fifetti sd
an rnnnua hack 10 feet 70 ad alley sad lots nav
fnn beeA conveyed e sad Eve - 5oan etei13 %
December 81 l8lf. BY deed reg eierli iii ne hfts
staf's oaiee aloressid in book o. %, % Fage o.
,i,ieh il hrrrF.v referred e. Exgreiy f1r deFcrf-
fon. also iot. Sos q anii fl "a b19Es All 70 %
Edeafe'd. eseh froodnQ % eet On y o9d aud stree.
and running hack us see, % "a aIeJ - ~ psn
registered Ia saia bezsters Office 70 rpek 10 y
ar race s.: sad i0f- h7inl Teen conveyed p -ad
Ave "a, Nav . 1856 IS deed reEsierea - said KEY
t-ter-s ofhce in hook No - On page 3d. p Haiei
ana 10 said pisn references is hereby f1FfeaY ulai'
~ dazeriptiou And % aa'i iay, % m premises,
via also expose 70 pusle eie On SO ffra ai7te
said 80 she hifn.ltre b he hou.e fpated 90 ~
- ir.f ufrtnrei hfIuE TIE lc'lsa i1ftIf-ltI
o.e..ni.ie.i ~ sad Eve ~ amly rfsacnce-aau
s,rn,i,,re f-saz lac houea furniture 81 $50 I've
EDWfE r. -al.taCoCks
,..-.hsss8 Naraiai q. ~. =
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-07

FOR sALE--A comfortable dwelling on Gay st.
Capitol Park, which can be made pretty place.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-07

A one-siory Frame Cotisee resi5ence on De.
mumbrane street. " lest Nashville, With four rooms
This Is q desirable place.
A small Frame residences near tho Franklin Pike
and railroad crossing. with three rooms
A Frame residence on fhe i5ehsnoa Pike beyond
DE Water-woFks WITH Ionf mons.
Just completed seven neat ean1nriious and
Substantial cottages, on froad street, Neat Nash.
wise, which rent f1s fzios per anniln. The rent is
pad On eaeh quarterly IA adgsace aud occupied b
good Tenants. No taxes due on he pTopert ,, ana
none 70 acrsae for this yesr. insurance ample
VS. soou Be enclosea with upat and shOnE teuf q
10 any one wishing % invest SIS coo this property
viii pay nesrly Is per cent profit annually. 1 ole.
these cottages for sale ard Nil give The purchaser
TIE beaef 81 tire rents hereafter.
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One "a the Noienssiilc PiSe, g, milas nom the
city-5o sores o cry roe las.d Brick house, s
roolns--nne wa.er and iflIt
one near TIE Mursraesboro pize-s miles from
ne ciif-s3 sc IS land-briek house, 4 rooms
good spring.
A Farm anths ClarizsviiIe Pike. qss mics frosn
NE cays Is alres and, hanl@ Eottsta lesife1ce,
io1r or ? " looms, I'll lf good order
Two nuidIed sIid thirty -aeres land, i've miles
lon Leh non, Wiisen county, the fiaest timber IN
the staie; excellent apriue waters franc Hbne.
or rooms, cafFiage- house, essiern, vel, ale. =
a anck Yard, ia 4of1fue order on Charlotte piie,
"a mites from Nashyiiiea aduipgag the ienas al 81
y kaenef snd Vim. r. Eilision, od ~. A4iroad,
l.,-ns vese1 g ren he sssa 1zo spEnga qae >
A large snd nsgniiilsently improved farrn, about
hfee miles rom the city, on the Hvde's Ferry
turnpike, On the Moth see Of Cumberland uyeI
500 q winch are "a cnldgston, rie hsianceW lnea-
dow ana i.lslssr
A is-ge b.ioS u,anssoa oos.tsinipr Is b. I6 rooms
-,ienbe norch IN ifonf and reaf--4fick Kitchen,
snoEe house, f.shle, aud carriage heuse 2 good
seek lie pond, and ice house. lbs 5 oiis b the
most desiraiie cosintry Residences 10 Dssiasoa
county.
a small farm On he Nuriseesboro pike, miles
nom the city containing forty acres land. tecnty-
hFe Of which are in cultivation A large brick ras.-
denee with ten rooms. stable ice house bee.house
plenty q good Naer.
Thirfy.fYe srres excsilent land, Smiles rom the
city, betFeen the Muzifeesboro and Noiensviile
pike. Is % which u wei iHtFrrd Ire house i a
larfse ana conveniently srfapged prck-Wia sli the
ueeessary out-hnusss. Ihs filace IS W.T. supplied
alth Waier-a ciHtern and aHei II haa sulphur VA.
ief. ne premises are IN good osder alnd ilneeE
A smell garden sros Of ssgeuacres. ia. hiph stsse
e lmp7ofepeiat. With fruits. berries A. tx naies
nom ne ciy uear The 6alatn pike, az elegant and
sIaesolis us'H ufttk roadence with good 1ut-tuId-
tals--a nv eists7n and lasting yell.
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Aiarge two story residence between Church and
Broad rtreet-front 100 feet. by $50 deep.
A new two story Brick residence snear DE-. Good
els chufci, with - Or seven Rooms,
small 81 lex res 1enca south d "a street With
81 focuis
The New Theatre. corner Union snd Summer
streets, offer a prce ihst VIII nett the purcfa-
ser 10 per cent ero-s ger ennum. 1tH
The prefty block 81 stores, stories high. cprner
Of Uuion street.. now rented al 5000; this yesfs'
rent wiil be taken as part payment
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-07

FOB SALB-The Shelby Medical College, on
Broad street. lot l65 Kiss feet deep, with ali the
extensive brick and stone buildings well loca-
ted for seminary, hotel, or business houses,
and can be sold IN part or in whole
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fEo slofE BTitk residence. With q Eooms
astaesn re square sc q the Louisville Depot.
two story Brick residence south Of Broad with
or rooms. Free from taxes. =
A two story br.ck dwelling with or 10 rooms,
uear the Louisville Dep0s, which Is bringing j. :
very heavy rent. =
small brick dwelling ia Sousa Nashville with
I roora Besides kitehen- -fosssssion gwen IN
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-07

A two story esidence Between Spruce street and
the Chatianarss Depot, with ten rooms. Free froin
taxes. HtA
tso story Brick re- idenee, betWeeEl AeLcmofe
and Spruce street.
one hunffsd sect Of vacant ground, near Hish
s.rest Itsls Fery Falnatie for business houses
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ron sAI.R or LEAsE.--The pleasantly situa.
ted, comfortable and elevated residence OF Nj
OTvalie Ewing, President Of the Planters Bank Of
and near the Stone Episcopal Church. We offer
in whole on IN part upon accommodating terms,
and a. rclnuneralve prices.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-07

A residences with 8 or % Rooms Is COED 81 new
Fillch can q bought for less thEa eosiverY cheap
ex small Brick residences IN South Aesdgil
from 2 10 3 rooms. lf
Three Frame residences ~ South Nashville, fsom
e soongs-f esd sfie
Two very desirable Bnek Store Houses Ia South
Nashville.
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SECONl NLTIONlL RlRK.
Nashville Tennessee,

r- TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICz " THE CoaFrEoiLER oT IHE CuAuKsCF, y
HasHfsarus, Jan. ~, 1868.
EyHEREAs. By SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
w pre- ented % the underHgued, IL hes been
made 10 appear that "fHE sEosfND htrfONAI4
BANK OF eASHVILd.E,1 IN thecity of0.shUIes
in the county Of Day ds0n and Stale IF Tennessee,
has been duiy oreauzettsnier and according 20 the
requirements OF the Act of Congress, entitled "An
Act 10 provide National Currency, sernrei b g
Fiedze II United States trudT sud b. provide Tor
the Circulation ard redemption Thereof" approved
June 50, 1864. and has conilled with al the pro
vi-ions Of said aet required 70 10 complied with
b fore commencing tne business Of Banking under
sad act;
Nov, therefore, 4, Hugh NlcCulloch, comptroler
Of the Currency, do hereby certify that 81 he Sc
eond Nstioual Bank ol Nashville in the city Of
Nashville In the county of paFfsCn, and State Of
Tennessee, "a alfhoilzcd % ceumrnre the hu=i-
ness CT Banking under the Act sioreasid.'
IN testimony WherFo wt1ess my
(Srkr hsnd snd seai q oiiice, tbs ihHty-hnt
49, dsy 81 January, lass.
III - KOCH MrCULLOCH,
Comptroller Of the Currency.
HS-The shove institution WI be opened lo- husi-
ness the eourss o. few days. Of which due no
~ JOHN LUMsDEN. Cashier.
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FOR sA1E-The douhe stately Mansion now ce-
eupied by Mai X. G. MeNaify, eass side Of High
: street, "a house north OF Church, with 81 the
modern appointments and conveniences, il s. To-
sfl eallfv ar1,iu,4nfiv .la1is-af.la ~. at.t
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sPIENDID List aARTIoLEs


All the goods Ia the shove List viii be sold, with
out reservation, for oSE n0LIAH each. rlhceies
ef all the various articles are placed n similar en-
yelopes and sealed. These envelopes viii he sent
by mall, or delivered 81 our Office. without regard
to Choice. On receiving certificate you VII see
What it represents, and it il optional with you 10
send one dollar and receive the article named, or
any other in the Est Of value. In all transae-
tons by mail We charge for forwarding the eertf-
Gates paying posage and doing the business. Is
cents each. FIvE LIGHTHOUSES vii be sent for 81
ELEvES for 81; THInTT for s. sxfT-rfFE for SO
and OsE Hus3HxD fer SIS. By this mode We give
selections from vaFioi stock Of fne goods, Of tue
best make and htest styles, ard Of intrinsic worth,
At nominal price, Whie all laFe chsnee Of seca-
ring artcles 81 the4eIy highest value.
We guarantee entire satisfaction IN every instance,
and if there should be any person dissatisfied with
any article they may reeeivsy they nay immediate
y retufn Il and tha rriee vii Be rafKndea.
AoENrs.-We allow those acting As Agents, Ten
Cents on szeh Certificate ordered, provided t1er
remittance amount 70 Ono Dollar.
They viii coolest twantg-dVe cents for every Csr-
tieate, AMI retaining - eents rsinlt % n ehts
for each.
ns-Address GEO. DEMERfT = Co,
jan1-s.n aas broadway. New York.
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A two story brick residence on Esst SIDE Of Mar.
sct street. oeaT ~ iuneton Fffh she Muffrresbor0
IadnpiEe, rooms beside smoke house and ldtch-
en-. los65 feet ffont ~ It's deep
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sIooDf BLooBl atOOR
Fluid Extract ssrssparIIla


This IL Al Affection q he hood. aed siiaeEs ne
serual Orreas, Efa.ues - ne foao. Eafs, lrael.
....l offar rufllia sIlrfaars uIa[a4 -
arrefranee u TIE form ~ llnots. heiilt..ll : -
tI1ei efrssraIl1 Il1fisss tlis bio415 - l1l-.s
M ,calv arnnflons ii TIE skin. fiEla4 q - 49,
n e-.,e.-s- - q = -, u c8lariz1fa = fs1oa.
rrrIfgIfe ufonariiee ars preserved % q tfett -
tsai si.ii ~ oihsf p4epsrsaaa q iaissI afili-.
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FOR sAIsss-Lots Nos 81, 81 and IS in College
Campus on Cherry street. running TO Hume st.
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south Unlon

A s7usll Frame residence bet8esa Franklin PIKE
and High street.
small bTick dwelling with 3 rooms, besides
kitchen. Possession can he gwen.
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HEsneusErrns Drr'T o. THr ctrursr.1..
hsshyilie Team. March 3. 1854
6rs1EkL OnBsas
~. a.
~. The town q Edaefeii IS hers,,v .o,s,it,.t.s
Nll''Ait Poet. The limits 81 the Post plil ~ lie
- p \ elte,e eescnhed with radius a i've 81
Lies Tom TIE licrs q TIE old saanension - 49,
-. 80. snslosfnf EdEefeid snd exteadine
heih ntei teEster tEaIn.e -
-. ~ =. ssta.ft horses heeornira unsereeerhis
N.i '.,s Aefariaeiit 81 the CslInlsr l,.,,s vi -
sseesesls 1910 l,.tsf = the Cavalry Iepot
~ eoiarnsnd 81
eaep .nh- p NIPPLE, Al 4. -,
is.s9eal sosraAaD HosrHAN. AAe.
csfaifT DeruC
nlareila
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$40 REWARD.

= rsF Or sTofEN. on TUE NIGHT or
1 Thosasag Soih AisFch. from fhs lsassencer
80 i..arlta -seernFo1 Az o. the Nashville and
: - Z sros5 between fhai point nd lfch-
- lr.es.n on ffe eeEls Railroad. z larro Pocket
49, .rafsiniar notes and msr gage. o. 40 use %
aay 0pa Bat the oHpei, pe{ptnt ha4ips been
:. -. - rsorrzs ae rIle eb3se rFusrd " Be- pad
-, 80 ,l.ref5 ihe ssne g this UiHca. or 70 tbs
osrner a Iansrilie snd % qaezflqIs - e.
s ~ = job =. R1c4RrL.
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RITTERs.

Drake'e Plantation Bitters,
Bulls Cedroa
HoAtetter' sston1ach =
Boorhaves Holland g
Hod1and's German :"
For s&leiow, by EWlN 5 PENDLAToN.
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FOR Saba Farm Of Ia55< seres, miles from
Nashville, near the Gallstin pike, large s-story
stone house in good repair, splendid cellar under
tie whole house, new frame kitchen and cabin;
good smoke, sable and buggy houses, corn crib,
never fnhng spring covered with q coed rock
spring house, 60 acres ia clover, the first cutting
81 s. sold for $780, ~ acres in Vineyard The
land IS al good. Tsm0er enough for fre-Ecod.
Terms essy.
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En the Suburbs.

A small frame residence near the Wilson Spring,
aiih rooms, lot 81 - lIer
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Bbls alcohol IS par cent.
. rs per cent.
Proof Spirits,
Pitts Whisky. Turs. for med purposes
Pure French Brandy,
81 Holland Gin.
Pure Port MsdeiTa and Sherry Wines.
Scr sale low. by hWIa d PENDLEToE. (
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Although voc may b plenc'ineed incRreile ide
sanlArifaas Root and erb juices Eil remove every
gHsfss ii impurities flon ths system = sell Is 81
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NOTICE.

The person who let's cafryaii q ny SHOP, -
t,ser Rar<et and Ffoaf st1eetss o. SAY lAst sa1c
~ ~ s1s,r etlnsn fen daFs ftom ne aeis g tnls
rddos. osharNiss he sazpe VII - sa.s y ~
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