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A Brick Cottage Wilh3 rooms. on Russell street
very nesr re WIRE Bridge. and IN an e1celen
neishborhood. Price, $500 cash.
Also, smother nice Brick COTTAGE on Woodland
street. stu more convenient 70 the Wire Bridge
and very vslunbe; has rooms, store room and
porch; good eistern, etc. Price, $3.50 cash
Also. h-use and lot on Woodland street house
contains rooms; Lot fronts 100 feet by lao FEEL
deep; good shade, etc Price, 5000; one-th.rd
cash, balsnce in and years.
House on Bell Street, with rooms. Lot fronts
50 ieet BY 200 deep, good cistsrn. Price $3.50
A neat framed Cottage, with rooms and kitchen.
Rooms q good si1e good cisiern porch mont and
nsRf Lot fronts g. feet BY 10 deep situated near
shelby Park, aud very convenient 10 the Wire
Bridge. Price $500.
Affaned Honss With rooms aud ball, porch IN
mont well shsded and well enclosed Lot rrunts 50
ices on Woodland 10 feet deep; JOINS the residence
Of Mr.. bury. rnce $500.
brick House with rooms, en- Herman street,
LOT 80 feet b I1o God eastern and gardes, eli ea
enclosed, Price $780,
House on Shelby street. with good rooms, a
kitchen, cellar and good cistern. Lot I25 feet by
lT5. PAIGE $500 cash.
frans Hcuse on Galaiin piFe With SIX rooms,
kfteh outhcuses. and an excellent cisiern well
enclosed. Lot 70 feetby TO. Price $500.
A framed House on 6sllstin Pike, with 4 rooms,
oulholsas. lumber shed, and an excellent clstsrn.
Lot 100 ieet BY I7O. Terms $500.
A Large tro.story Brick residence, with eight
rooms. on Rnsse 81 near '"fuhp street church -
OF fronts 100 feet By 10 feet deep. Good Kitchen,
eis,srn, etc, and well enclosed Improvements IN
excellent condition and one Of the b ST locations IN
Edge6eld-
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Vi.ntO Henry Weird Beecher's Farm

W.T. HlllAlaAAAf q zoe aalelNn AtahtIlers
This farm is al Peekskin, wesichester
county, Acw York, about two miles from the
Iaiirosd station lt contains forty acres 81
excellent land and is pleasantly situated
with a southern aspect, commanding an ex-
teusiye and most charming panoramic view
81 tho Hudson river, the high and surround
ing mountains, such rs no one knows better
how 90 appreciate and enjoy thun the rural
loving owner himself
Mhca Mr, Becchsr purchased the place a
sew years ago, thOro was scarcely fruit
tree of any value upon ID. Now there are
twenty ave hundred choice fruit trees, most
oEthem already beginning Go bear. He has
erected large model barn, bui as yet occu-
Plcs tbs humble cottage he found upon the
place, though he has made important Rd-
dlnous and improvements.
Mr.. beecher BE- converting the place, to a
great extent, excepting an extensive lawn
M front Of the house, into a fruit and vege-
table farm. He has nearly an acre filed
with Delaware and loRa grape vines. And
a. She trees are yet small, be hos raised
smong them this year between seven and
eight hundred barrels OF onions.
Around has little cottage Flora reiCns In
eli her glory. There IS the greatest proh-
sion Of an the choicest flowers, and The
whole atmosphere ia redolent with their
EMcet ana mintlcd perfumes.
The barn and out buildines are well stock
ed with iuo horsss, oxen, choice breed cows.
swine, iswls, &c. This autumn Ar. Beech
- has been making many improvements in
the drainage Oi his iands and the avenue 10
bis house. at adding greatly to the value
snc nttractiytuess OF the place.
lhe influence Of q farm conducted like
the, though an farmers may not be able 10
adopt al The improvements that have been
here made, must be Of the greatest benefit 10
The agricultural interests Of any community,
AND MY. bcecher ia really beneisctor to an
tl4e iHfning' ns ven ts religious Interests Of
the country.
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For Sale the following Farms
DAVIDSON COUNTY FARMS.

A farm of3s scros o. good land, miles from the
CITY, near the Stewarts Ferry Pike, wen eneed and
Alec, splendid farm Of s. acres, 5 miles from
Nashville. near Stones riyer ke 40 acres cleared,
balsnee heAvi timbered. Land very nch.
Also, farm Cf 80 acres offne land, miles from
Nashville and near the Lebanon Pike. Ha good
| country Improvements on il; 80 acres heavily
hmbeTed Price, $50 per acre.
Also, farm Of ls4 screes 81 miles frno TIE city
On the Buena Vista fihe IS acres cleared, bsiaace
| heavily tmbered splsndldly watered soil ve.V
rich, vii be sodina body or divided TO suit pur-
chasers. t-n mn .rrr
l L mile from MuTfreesbor1 Pike. Splendid and and
mes some good timber on it.
A Farm OF sixty acres good land-lO acres in
| timber-three miles from TIE city on the County
roai, between Ire CsrksEille aad BRICK Church
Pike. Price $500.
A Farm Of 1871 Acres, s miles from the City,
on the ''Neelyis Bend" Pike One-hslf Of the tract
Is cleared balance vel tiinbsrei. as on il q Two
story brick residence with SIX good rooms, good
kitchen. stable, add her outhouses- The farm Is
finely Wstered. and is enclosed with good cedar
fence
mi IS from thee ~, Millereek-oppostsS nith's
Mil About Two thirds Of itIs neh bottom land
and well Watered.
A Nice Little Farm ofls1S Acres, four and
haf miles from the city, 90 the Whites creek pike;
our sores IN timber. Place well watered.
splendid Farm coutsining 900 Acres, i've
miles rom Nashville, on the Nashville snd Chatta-
rsilroad at Glen Cliffe Depot, aod on NM
creek The lsndis very rich, splendidly wstered
and beautifully located. This is one Of tha hest
GRASS FARMS IN Davidson county, and is pecu-
liar adapted 70 raising Stock. On the place Is 8
railroad switch, ard near by is a very large 'snd-
bank, ing splendid plRsa for sn extensive Brick
Ysrd. There 10 = two story brick residence, with
framed addition, containing rooms; also kitchen
and out-houses, good barns, stables, &c, snd an
Orchard o. 100 choice Fruit Trees.
A Mes Little Farm Of II Acres four snd
half miles from the city, the Diekerson P ke.
Has frami d house with Jour rooms, out-houses and
stable Laad very rehi excellent Wster. Price
81, 50J cash.
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Notice to Shippers.

OFFICE GEN. SUPERINTENDENT, maori
NksEyILLE. rESs-, Sep In, ls6A-
OWING 70 The Western sns Atlsnds Railroai
" stil beng IN tie possession 81 tha Military su-
thorHea. an freights destined for points souih q
SaAsnooga musi be prepaid either here o. a. tins
% nj
eEnu 81 Knoxville are nov teEon taroukh.
Nctce ~ ~ gives % soon a. ths hilitaly an-
tnei..es teAnqish the W. n r, snd arrange
menis are niaae ior through Freightl south.
VIZ. ?. INNEa,
hePis-l zen. SUP. n. a 10 Railroad.
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ON the llth instant, In this city, at the
residence ot John noyan, tcolorcd ! hv Rev.
Nm. II Hnlcry, ieolorcd. Martin shower.
white OF Ohio, 10 Miss Jane Lewis, BLACK (
There Be- uoi n he VIDE world a happier LIE.
I lau o. 90 tE &c sicys-Tpe end uckle your via
fa-ie The sweets tl her D. In a moment ~ qior
Asd tSlst iha cats tah uhsn Sc jumps "a your
knee"
The unfortunate Mr. shower has not real
iFsd the sentiment of The poet. Immediate.
y after the uuptials were performed. and
before he had time O. oiaste the sweets III
bis wiio's lips, Martin Bridvell, Chief Of
Police, entered the room OF the bridal party,
where there was quite q number Of ooloret
Epectators-
Policeman Bridwoll found Mr.. shower
who l. represented as a very fair skinned
ran OF tine appearance. sitting by his rair
bride, who is BE- black as the ace Of spades
Without much ceremony he took Mr.. s. by
the throat and chastisea han severity with =
sJasl hickory csue. he then ordered him
o leave town Immediately. and never re-
turn. Ar S. started away, aud Rridweu
left SEINE Of the boys watched the bride
gro1Il, who roturJcd IN a few hours b. The
house oi the bride, but before he could Is
o~ud o. The bridal chamber they "nabbed"
Inn, aud whipped him again, and il is said
rolled hin IN a barrel down the steep hill
on Main street.
''Mr Shower. after this. "vamoused the
ranch, and has not been heard from. On
the morning o. the 18th we met some cal-
Urea men % the street with clubs. hunting
shower. They were indignant sc the lsuioa
referred o., e., the colorca people generally
arc.--hHorrill WAC.
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NashvIlIe Property.

An elegant story Brick Residence, No 80 Cher
~ street. next door TO "Welltr House, containing
10 rooms. Lotlronts 40 feet, ~ $50 deep. One Z
the best pieces % tue city.
Also good Frame house with rooms, on South
Summer street, in good coalition. Price mod.
era c,
A Good Brick Residence, No 81 Line street,
with nine rooms; gas fixtures all through the house.
Good outhouses and stable, al in good condition.
Lot Al BY $50 feet, Price very moderate.
Als0-A Brick Store house. No. q Broad street
south side, two doors from Market three stories
high, Is feet by 10. most excellent stand, and Is
free from taxation.
AisO-A comm adions Brick Dwelling, corner OF
Mcle1nore and Gay, with seven rooms, kitchen with
rooms, and lumber room. Lot fronts 461 feet On
Gay, bY 81 deem. SPLENDID water and beautifully
shaded, yard well enclosed. Prcs S7,C0.
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MISCELLANEOUS FARMS.

A farm Of I2s acres in Sumner county, 8 miles
ron Gaiistn 70 &C IS cleared, balance heavily
tnbsred sud We Watsred; land Of fret rate quality;
has good country house with rooms snd other
Improvements Price, 81, 800 tor the trsct.
Also, $1,000 acres Mineral and Goa Lands on
Cumberland Mountains has any amount Of the
very best timber on IL.
Al 0, a nice tile fern Of s acres. we'll watersd
and vel improved, at HendersonYlle, 1G Males from
Nashville On tee j. a n. r. K. Has on il y splen-
did spring and well; the psee well ireosed. IN e.
=, 80 cash.
Also, farm 81 l. 800 acres ofysry rich land lying
on Spr ng Cree k, Madison county, West Tennessee.
Is MILES from jackson, at the n ersection Of two
good pixies. .l1prorements hrst rate. WI he sold
n body or in trscs % suit purchasers. Price 500
per acre
Also, ore oftbe test and most highly improved
farms the STATE teautf lily located On this side
Barpeth river, opposite Fraollin, Tenn, Is miles
from nashville, contains " acres improvements
Of the FIRST 0. der. Can be hsd at bargain il sold
lmmed atsly.
A Farm OF 1000 Acres in Wilson courty, twenty
one miles from Nashville. one mile south Of the
Lshanon Pike; soil rich, well enclosed with gnsd
cedar ience spiendidiy wat cred; four hundred
ares cared, bal tnce vel tmbered with cedar and
ctaer z oWlh; two rrsidens e. on he pace-One
with rooms the other With rOoms-botn with
good outhousef, &C.
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At Johnsonyle, on the Tennessee River, close
connection Is made with 6ne Baily Line Of st. an
ers, 70 81. Louis They will receive the Cotton and
pay all accrued charges to thst polnt aud trans
port 70 ST. Louis, giving through bill Of lading to
New FORK At -. LOUIS, the Cotton is transferred
by the boats to Broad Gague Mississippi and Ohio
River Railroad, free of Drsyage, and by them Is
carried TO New YORK without chsnge OF cars. If
shippers prefer the route by way Of Louisville ;hs
Agents OF the different Through Freight Lires to
New ork, will receive it at Nashville and forward
It al the say by Raul, paying accruei charges,
" thout extra expense. he Nashville 4 Louis
vile, and the Nashville ChattRnoogs Roads being
connected, Cotton sh p9ed by way Of JOhnsonvile
viii not change cars AZ Nashville.
Rates from JohnsOnvil to New York, Sc per bale;
from Nashville tsll RsiD, $40 50, las we are advi-
sedl Parties desiring TO re-ship at Nashville, IL
stead OF Johnsonvilie, can have option Of shipping
BY Steamboat TO Cincinnati the Cumberland RiF-
81 being in hne toating order" at lew rates OF
Freight, not exceeding 81 per bale to Cincinnati,
snd nom that point over three different lines Of
Railroad, al S. per bale Cotton BY either route
can be lad down in New York from Eufauis, Mont
gcmery, Columbus or West PORT, 10 Il days.
Shippers must conslgn 10 Steamboat Agent at
JohnsonVille and 70 Agents OF Through Lines, or
Commission Merchant at Nashville. Government
narTufta m }, %
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We are also Agents for the well known
Howe MACHINE,
Ella. Howe, Jr., inventor s Paten,ee,

--AAe-T ~ = ~Aff ~ NetNA - AtNhACS'
It is unequalled IS a Manufacturing
Machine, and its reputation thoroughly
established.
The HOWE SEWING MACHINES
are celebrated for doing the BEST work,
using much smaller needle for the
same thread than any other Machine.
These Machines are made at the
new and spacious Factory at Bridge
port, Conn, under the immediate su-
pervision Of the President of the Com
pAny, ELIAS HOWE, Jr. the original
inventor Of the Sewing Msohine.
Duplicate parts Of Machines con
stantly on hand.
Machinery repaired and satisfaction
guaranteed.
Ra~Libsral inducements offered to
Agents
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NNzZRNZgz1

Az uea'eel wen and tlle press recommend DR.
SIM hl.ANbs ANTI CHoLERA MINTVRF 81
me eaiy GERS n remedy for % arrhosa ana nyspn.
beats, suuanisnts, and Caruinsfires ~ = ~.
rsnted to eaect cure at.r Az o.her ussns hsVe
iailsii espec-sl,y IN chrome cases.
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lo9o0o Henry Clay Cigars.
5000 Perfection" DO
bu00y ''Fiearo'' a., fin vshcis. s-i A.tr 49,,
6O90O Tip Top" 90
el00O Tycoon do
10000 "Wg Wag" 10
b0,0lO Star OF the West a. fv.-v a,.,
5000 Washington DO W
10000 AssortsJ Brands
ing Tobacco
~ Oaaaes Strawberry qusrters Tobacco.
az 4" MAY Apple" 10
20 Butts Navy ~
loo Caddies black lens 80
sunny side. Sseet owen and Dew Drop. Fine on
Chealng obacc0.
rune Cut Hill s,nuick smoking Tobacco In r,1spi
heies and :" Weeds in whole and sfoorraIs.
We are the sole Agents for II. Becks
popular
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"A.fHic.-A numerous writer Of the Chi
eago fo'i aessribcs how be got out Of bad
,eiape IN the Police Court, ia the following
marucrs
% neN' morning the Judge 81 the Count
seot Jog me. went down and ne received
lAo soiaielll- said be- had heard Of the
sonaef - ~ thiags had accomplished ~
n an MAJ anu vas proud Of me. / was q
.'il,s'ls young man, and al that Then
y a s'Asi, "0uilty, or not guilty 20
r. i.nl,l l9 bret but eloquent speech.
setting orth the importance of fbe oc,ssir,,
that br uEhi o. together. Aitsr tbe ps,,si
ceremonies loaned tho civ Zen aollsrs..,
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n TOLn OlnClElna u,
VIA
Atlantic & Great WsstefnRaiIW
-
Three Through Trains leave Cincinnati Daily!
LIGHTNING DAY EXPREssl
MORNING EXPRErsu
MORNING ExPREssri


- This is the only route to the oil Regions o
Penn-ylYania- The Night Express leaves every
Sunday ght instead Of Saturday -siRht an Other
Trains leave Daily, Sundays excepted.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Passsngers holding Through 4 cksts can have
their Baggage checked through b destinaeon
Upon arrival Of steameTs Il Cincinpat, convey
auce - ! BE- furnished. free Of shsrge. 70 Hotels or
Depot. All the u . aia Line SieEmers stop 1t A
q. ". Eaigsy Wharl. Boat, foot OF 5th Sire Il An
Omnibus and bsEgsgs Wagon viii % in readiness,
ufon arrya Of hvening hoat ffom Louisville 70
cosyey pea enRers aad Their baFgsge. free, 10 Al
lsutic snd Crest. v e=iern Railway Depot, a very
abort distance,) thus insur.ng connections.
FFrs - low, and time quick as BY any other
route.
sS-fekets can te procured IN Cincinnati at the
Northeast corner Broadway fnd r. NJ Street, No.
% West -Four. Street, and NJ the New ass niger
Depot Cincinnati, HaHLton snd Dayton RailHsy
and at Principal Olices Of Connecting l. mes.
r. =. FULLER, Capt . BAFNEY
Gen. IleketAe't PISS. Agt Louisville.
ID. mcIsA Rem,
eepl&-h General superintendent
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Reader, here is proof positive Of the value Of
these truly Valushie preparations. Tha old So ken
irg and q gusHug drug. have 20 give way 70 rene
des purely vegetable, pleasant o. the Taste, Ead
POSITIVE CURE.
sold By &CW SMITH, nruEgists,
Cor. Church AMI Vine streets, Nashville
DESMOND CO, ProprisioTs
els Raoe street, Phllaieiphia, Pa fssp2o-6m
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sAMARITAE's
Root and Herb Juices
The Great Blood Puuner ard Remedy Tor
sCRoFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS
LETTERS, SCALES, BOILS, SYPH-
Ills OR VENEREAL DIS
EASES AZ

For SYPHILIS or Nensreai Diseases, The ssmsri-
tsn's Root and erb Juices il the most potent GER
tain and sfectusl remedy ever prescribed. lt resch-
and eradicatss every parncie Of the Tenerea poi
son, 50 that The cure h thorough and permanent
Take then this purifying remedy aud he heaisi,
and do not trsngmt 70 yOur postertg that for which
you may repent IN alter years.
DO NOT DESPAIR
AlthOush you may Be pronounced incuraAle, the
Samsrissn's Root and Hero Juices vii remove
every vestge Of impurities non the system, ~ well
as al the bad effects Of Mercury.
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MAAl - nhEAT bzIFAix.-Thc London
correspondent of the Chios-o ''-ibr,-,, -
ol he cattle chrlera.
-'Aundreds Of farmers have Lost The whole
~ their STICK, which Is ruin. oar sheen
were thought 10 be quite safe. but II has
proved Otherwise. Our meat IS new on.
shilling a pound, and Il expected 70 =
higher in . day or tuo. A famine Of AMI
Insi food is predicted, and veectarinpisn
stands ehsnes - lss, % getting a fair
trial"
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A RE RECEIVING AND HAVE IN sTOsE-
10 Barrels Fine Bourbon Whiskey.
~ Viewers Mouong7hsla Whisky
% Robertson county,
- Fine cid Lincoln county
10 Old Peaeu Brandy, vsry hns
10 Old Apple -
10 Fine imported Hennesy Brandy.
Casks Fine Star and Crescent" Port Win.
imported.
lo Casks Sherry Vine, Superior aualityl
70 Ppes superb Rhine Vine.
90 Weeks Fiae Catzwba Wine
ltO longworth's sparkling Calagba Wine
100 imported Clsret Vine
10 Casks Fine Jams.cs Rum.
10 " Imported Gollsud Sin.
On Cases genuine Nsgcistsl Absynfba
10 Casks Sucenor Catswns Brandv-
100 Barrels Fine n. o Sugar
IS C.ffee
% Bbls ant = Dbls. Powdered Ear SMEAR
50 " E Crushed Sugar.
81 Bags Prime Rio Coffee
45 bbls snd = bbsN % Mciassas.
LOO Boxes superior German SOAP.
go Sar and Summer Candiss
100 " Starch
200 Cases assorted Astches.
100 bCSoda.
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O1nerSI IlrsfsrsIl OTslersiil

4 An re,s'ving dslr fro,n Baitmaro, Fresh oys-
Il ten. md y 0 % tbs sane wholesale and retsa
cheap. Labe7al oiscouui made O. he ;rsee- am
prepared % al orders dom distance 81 the thori-
est uoiice. W.P. HAHN,
Dealer IL Ice. No. OIiddle s.
oc-s-lU nsEr Louisville nepoL
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h D. hoShhs 5As- n. Iva,
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FoST hosfTfAL, E0zT MAzd7ALE,
Baltimore, Feb 20, 1854 I
Il haye crest satisfaction 10 stating tnal I have
U ed 1.-THE Samsntan's Remedies iorIV enereai
disease IN it, m0st customary forms thst have
usea them with Judgment, ulscrtucu, and proper
D., and have fou9d them respond b. ny a1ticips-
to promptly sna efectual y. EnoEns their
composition, I have the fullest confidence 10 their
etieacy, and as far a. my use Of tnem extends,
recommend them strongly
ALFRED C. BOWERS.
Assistant Surgeon 9Th EeE York Vols.
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samaritan's Wash.

i. in case Of syphilis uzed IN cor uncion with the
Root and herb Jmoes Pun eirecdons, Price any
cents.
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F'on the Detroit Free Press. 18th.
Bloody Tragedy--TeTrible Sequel 60
an lnhuman Outrage--A Youthful
Avenger--Was Shot by the Brother
Of His Rictim--The Boy then Gives
Himself into CustOdY--Psrticulars
OF the Tragic Affair.
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The Samaritan's Gift.

Sent by mail in plsiu envelope. Price, Male
packages, $500 Female s.. 60.
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BLOOMSBURY ACADEMY,

THE mex, Term of his lus,itnlion viii
begin on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10TH,
1868. The regular prices OF Tuition range
from 50 80 10 81 so per Term OF Eleven
Weeks, 10 be paid al or before The middle
OF the term.
The usual extra charges will be made
for German and French, and the various
Ornamental Branches. -
II is extremely important that the pupils
who shall attend the School should be pres
ent at the beginning of The term, or as soon
after as possible, in order TO start regularly
with the class. In all cases tuition will be
charged for the FULL TERM, unless otherwise
by special previous agreement.
The Principal has had an experiences of
years in teaching the Languages and high
er Malhem alics, as well as the various
branches Of substantial English Educa-
tIon, and will spare no effort TO secure
rapid and thorough progress in his pupils.
REV. II. RINKER A. M
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d lie D..

In Sugarloaf township, Columbia county,
on Thursday, the 9th Of July, 1865, Mr.
CoRsELIsoN GIRToN, aged between 26 and
40 years.
In Sugarloaf township. Columbia county,
Two LITTLE CHILDREN of E'j4h ant Elizabeth
Petermau, one dying on he llih and the
other on the l3 inst
L, Berwick, August IA, 1865, Margaret
Jackson, dsastiet of James and--Sull,
age year, 2 months se,I 10 days
HaTrIS ( daushler of Nathan and EliZ-
abeh Bomeoy. departed This life at Girards-
vile, Schuylkii CO., Pa, August 8, 1865,
aged 10 years, 5 months and is days.
In Washington city, June 18th, 1865, Mr..
Emanuel Fry, from The effscts of wounds,
in the 45th year Of his age.