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TO THE LADIES

TO THE LADIES.
Upper & FUNKHOUSER are now receiving at
/ ''White Corner" opposite BENZ. Crawford s
Old stand one Of the largest and prettest stock OF
DRESS GOODS they have ever had, to which they
invite the special attention Of the Ladies.
Their stock embraces, in part The following
kinds, viz:
Black Gro de Rhine Silk
French ,erinos. Empress Cloths
Scotch Pltids, Plain and Plaid Poplins,
Printed Arnines and Deaines Opera Flannels,
Alpaccas, Coburgs, American Prints, Bal
moral Skirts. A splendid lot OF
Shawls, Hosiery 4 Gloves,
Beached Cotton, Brown Cotton,
Combs Brushes,
Dress Trinanaing s, Sc, sc.
The above goods with the exception Of Cotton
fabrcs( can aud will be sold at astonishinglY low
prices for CASH, rs we have determined to sell sill
our goods at the smallest possible advance above
cost
We are anxious to see our old friends again,
and give this general invitation 10 al to give Us
CALI.
Stanton, Sept 2e-2m.
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~ - z I G E.--Cur books having been de-
= sero-cl by ii1@ at Greenwood. during Gen
era Sheridan j raid, we respectfully ask all per-
sons knowin4t themselves indebted to us to come
forward and report The amount ns near as taey
can sad close the same by Note. We may be
found a tne store 81 fEoec, Mason q Co.
TsTL0R 4 roc
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OFFIcB VA, CENTRAL r. r. Co. p
klCHMONn. Oct. 1lth 1894

a RTlCLES of Freight shipped to Waynesboro,
"A tisnersville or Stanton must BE removed
from the cars Immediately on their arrival as tho
Company has no Depot at either pout and will
not be responsible for losses after their arrival at
destinations, nor can goods be suffered TO remain
IN the cars for storage
Il. D. WHITCOMB,
Ocr lit Gcn'l Supest
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va. CENTIAg. RAIL- ROAD,

NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS
~ Goods purchased in Northern Cities can hs
consigned TO Stephen Hunter, General Froiyh,
Agent, Richmond. The whole charge for the
transit from the warf to the depot including
wharfage, draFage, Storage and commission,
VIII not exceed ten cents per 800 lbs and ON heavy
articles VIII be much less. Goods can be sent 70
any station on the Virginia Central Railroad.
where the company has agent. Freight will
be collected at destination
II. D. WHlTC OMR
get lS-u Gen'l Superintendent
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The undersigned, returns bis thanks to the pub
lie for the very liberal patronage extended 20 hlE'
during The past 20 years and respectfully asks p
continuance of the same 10 the new firm. n
consequence Of The above announcement ii is deem
ed necessary to settle up all old accounts due u,e
that standing, those hefnro the var. those
during the war, ard those since the war. i word
TO the wise is sufficient
JAMES NAYS.
Oct 6-3n,--Spec copy
COLE LEATHER for sale BY
p BRUCE PECK
r AGUiRA & RIO COFFEE for sale by
BRUCE L PECK
TOLASSES & FINE SYRUP for sale by
81 BRUCE ( PECK.
T~NCLre;Tf DAIRY AND NEW YORK STATE
T. CHEESE for sale By BRUCE & PECK,
z AIDES FINE WORK BASKETS for sale by
BRUCE < PECK.
7 ARGE LOT OF MAEbETa CLOTHES RAs-
/ 4 hf'FS for sale b. BRUCE PECK.
DAINTED BUCKETS, BRASS BOUND
WATER BUCKETS. FLOUR FAILS and
SUGAR BOX * for sale hy BRYCE PECk.
Large lot of superior MACKAREi & HER
= KlNG,; for sale by BRUCE pECA.
I7>LoW r>NfT H>a '; :r,1.I q for r; :sie by
>o,.l7--'f
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4. ]. DoDATEAD,
NEWS DEALER,

y EEpS constantly on hand supplyof Music
II School Books, Stationery, Photograph Al
hunls and Periodicals. the latest and best Puhlica-
tons Also Richmond, Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York papers, received daily.
My friends and the public generally VIII ind II
10 their interest 70 give me call.
Aug. 25--3in.H
yyTASTGs}-T>vc GOOD COOPhRS to make
w lime barrels. Constant employment VIII pc
given. Apply 70
Nor 3n-6t Fisilursville, Va.
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By reference to oug advertising columns
it viii be seen that DIS Gailard of Rich
Inonl. aGd " S, Ai4(i'osocy Of stauntcn,
apropos" shortly to commence the publication
Of s monthly Medical Journal iii the city Of
Richmond. We understand the best uedi-
cal talent Of the country is enlisted in the
enterprise and we have no doubt, from the
. experience. energy and ability Of its editors
it will meet with mcrite success. Every
Physician in the country should subscribe TO
this Journal, AMI also contribute to lis pages
every item in his experience Of Importance
10 the profession.
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L. NJ. COLE. Gent. Ticket Ag' t. Baltimor
Oct 80 1S65-tf
4 RANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD.

4 ARANGE ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD.
THROUGH BY RAIL FROM WASHINGTON TO ElcYIsIss,>
On and after THURSDAY July 20, 1865 thu
trains between Washington and Richmond will
run as follows:
Leave " Washington at 7.0Oa. n,
alexandria at 7.93 q. IA
g Gordonsyille at - = l2.OOm
Arrive at Richmond at 500 D. m
Leave Richmond at $50 a. N,
. GOrdonsvile at IL 30 D. ia
Arrive at Alexandria at 800 D. m,
Washington at $50 D. n,
Connecting with the D. m. express train from
Washington to New York and the 7. 80 y. m. es-
press train for Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York
and places North and East Of New York.
Passengers for Manassas can procure round tgiy
tickets at Alexandria for two dollars
". Fl. MCCAFFERTY,
General Superintendent.
GEO. WHITING,
General Passenger Agt.
Aug. 4--ts.
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sSOsice 30 Parties Sending
Freight 10 and f'rosa
SsaagssasOaa.

FaN1k Va. c. r. r. Co will furnish cars at Staun-
L to as far as they can to receive loading on
the track destined for market Messrs Mcclure
and Bumgardner have house immediately on the
track and Will receive produce in the absence Of
cars on reasonable terms to be settled by owners
Goods not consigned to other specified houses OF
not taken from the cars will be stored in the Ware
House OF Messrs Mcclure and Bumgardner, being
the most convenient house to the track. Mr.. r
J. Hope and Messrs Ker, Stevenson & Co have also
houses convenient for transactng this business
Ii. D. WHITCOMB,
General Superintendent
~ Rockingham Register and Stanton Spec
tator insert
July 28-tf.
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The F!rs: National Rank of S.auntau.


in the town Of Stanton, in the County Of Angus
ta and State of Virginia, has been duly organized
under and according to the requirements Of the
Act Of Congress, entitled San Act to provide
National Currency secured by a pledge of United
States bonds and to provide for the circulation
and redemption thereof, approved June Sd 1854,
and has complied with all the provisions of said
Act required to be complied with before con'men-
eng the business of Banking under said Act,
Now, therefore, I, FREEMAN CLARKE, Conptrol-
Ter Of the Currency, do hereby certify that
The First National Bank OF Staunton,
in the town of Stanton, in the county of Angus
ta and State of Virginia. is authorized to conf
mence the business Of Banking under the Act
aforesaid.
- In testimony whereof, witness my
hand and seal Of Office, this the twelfth
SEAL day of Oct, 1869:
FREEMAN CLARKE,
Oct 20--ots.
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Staunton Advertiser ents
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BIZ act Of Congress of the 9TH OF August
1861, direct tax of $40 ,000, 600 was lev
led upon the lands and houses IN all the States
Of the Uaion, those in South as we'll as in the
North, aud the amount WAS apportione}
among tho several States and tie privilege
was given, at the sane tiFDc, to each State to
apsume i's proportion and pay it at once
This WIS done by the North RI States, and
the amount was collected from their citizens
by the usual State machinery for the co!lec-
ton of taxes. The following amounts are
charged to the Southern States:
Virginia, 1887 $50, &c; North Caro1i,s,
1916. io4 ,6G South Caro'iua. 1868. 570,-
G5; Georgia, $685., 3577 335; Alabama, $500,
1888 Mississippi, $s4I3, o24 So; Louisi-
ana, 1885, $50. Sc; Tennessee, $500, 4os:
Arkansas, $3I6, SIG; Florida. s77 500 SO !;
Texas, 500. 1866. BY en- act passed iii
1862, it WISE provided that ti!o direct tax
should be charged upon al lands ID n3uTroc-
tionary districts and remain d lien thereon,
and that WHARF, practicable the lands might
be 4old Tor lsft.llt If as,,n}n vi ,navur pos
session could 10 drained by the United
States officers This is tlo tax o. which We
spoke 9 foEs wealIs since, and which, we be-
licve, 'irginia's portion, has been estimated,
AS being able to be liq'iitiaieei by her taxpayer
paying - cents 90 every si01 worth Of lands
and houses, at the valuation Of $50 as as
sossed by tba State ASSESSORS Where the
property is usad there vii BE- little OF no
hardship in paving this taS, but it will be
especially harsh upon those owning land
which is lying untitled and consequently pro
ducing no income This is the oIIy direct
tax Of when wc know, and Is to make up the
amount Of SO coo, o00, as stated above, and
to be collected but one, and mt to be lev
led sui collected for every year since the pass
age Of the act, as some have supposed
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Financial and Commercial
wEDN EsDAY, NOV. 23 1865.

RICHMOND MA RKEIS.
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LvER-Buying at l42, ,elling at IA.
BANK NOTES.
Ranks notes not mentioned below, are either
,,o.tblass or there is no demand for them.
The branch Exchange bank at Weston has stop
ped redeeming.
VIRGINIA.
Wheeling Bank 90.
FairmOnt Bank 70.
Corporation Of Alexandria 50.
Bank of the Valley 80.
Bank of Virginia 30.
Merchants Bank of Virginia a5
Bank of the Old Dominion 81
Bank of Commerce 80
South Western Bank of Virginia IS.
Farmers Bank of Virginia 49,
Traders Bank 80.
Bank of Richmond "a.
Exchange Bank of Virginia %.
Central Bank of Virginia %. tounterSiGned
Farmers Bank Of Fncastle a.
Bank of IIowardsville (counterslgnedl %
Bank Of Scousvilc (countersigned) 25 New
issue Is.
Bank of Charleston l8.
Bank of City Of Petersburg 20.
Danyilc Bank "A.
Bank of Winchester 40.
Bank of Rockingham IS.
Bank OF Eockbridge 80.
No sale for Bank Of Commonwealth, Bank OF
Phllivoi ana Bank of Pittsylvania
NORTH CsRoLrSA.
Bank Of tic State IS.
Bunk Of Cape ifear45
Bank OF Charlotte IS.
Bank Of Roxhoro 50.
Bank of marlborough %.
Bank of Lexngton30
Merchants Bank IS.
Farmers Bank So.
Commercial Bank 49,
Bank Of Washington Is
Bank of Commerce %.
Bank of Clarendon Is.
Bank Of Fayetteville -
Miners and Planters Bank IS.
Bank Of Wilmington %.
souru CAROLINA
Bank Of Camden o.
Bank Of Charleston 90
Bank Of Chester 25.
Bank OF Georgetown II.
Bank Of Hamburg 20.
Bank Of Newberrv Is.
Bank of South Carolina Is.
Commercial Bank, Colombia IS
Exchange Bank, Columbia 10.
Farmers and Exchange is.
Merchants Cheraw 20.
Peoples Bank So
Planters Bank Is.
Planters and Mechanics Bank 20.
Southwestern Railroad Bank -,
State Bank Is.
Union Rauk so.
GEORGIA
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anne. II. Carmichael ". Louisa :. Carmichael c, al,

appearing the satisfaction Of the Master that Louisa
John d + JOHN I. Carmichael. and daughter Of the
sd Louisa whose J. not known nOn-residcDt Of
the State Of Tennessee II is ordered that publication be made
for four weeks BrOwnows Wh notifying aid
defendants appear before the Chancery Court Nadsoyo
the hr=t Monday Of December next plead answer or
demur said bill the will he confessed and
ct Ter hearing cL p2rtc. PTS }. r. ROBINSON. {. NJ
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IN kNOXVILLE-Fo FORMERLY OWNED
Il and occupied by A. L. Maxwell, Of Broad and
Bellevue streets. iyj-tf NILS & 90.
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TRUSTEES SALE
RY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUS.

"a VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST,
- executed by J. A. Kline Sarah L. Kline 70 nc IS
Trustee on the 9Th December 1860 William Blair
ana benjamin franklin certain Of money expressed in
sand trust deed Will sell 10 the highest bidder for cash in
hand at the residence Of the said A. Kline Roane county
tennessee on Saturday 18th day ofoctober 1865 tracts
land belonging 10 said A. Kline and Sarah l. Kline the
eth civil District Of said county. contains
hundred and sixty being the Southeast quarter of
section twentyseYen first fractional township range
East oithc meridian The other tract
sixty and being the Northeast quarter section TWENTY
seven situated In the second range the meridian
first fractional township Such title vested by
SAID decd o." trust will b. made 10 the purchaser
Their. au-30-Gu WILLIAM CANNON Trustee
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Chnnccr.N Conrt-Bcmton-

Ann Eliza Dunn, Admins ratrN with Viii annexed Of
p IL. Dunn, deceased, y. Thomas l. TwUmey, John G..
Gloves Guardian SC. William Nayfield H. Navfej,
James II. Alexander and Robert II. Wells.
appearing the allegations complainant, bill which
L D. TO- that respondent James H. Alexander nom
resident OF the state Of Tennessee and
ccn levied u ordered that publication bc four
successive weeks m Brownlow Wing, notifying said rcon-
dent appear the Of the Chauccry Court
hd IN Benton Polk county, Tennessee the Monday
4 December, ls 70 plead
bill the will be taken and proceeded with
pErto- aus3u-itpt5 BOB'T r. FLEMING. & & NJ
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Attachment.

Jordan 4. Lively v. Lewis Rector.
this appearing affidavit Of plaintiff that
the defendant ab-cond ordinary process Of
cannot be served upon them, and having obtained original
attachment against the estate Of the defendant and the
having been levied his property II is ordered pubCa
ton be made for four successive weeks in Brownlows Whig
notifying said defendant 10 appear before
the nth Civil District county on the lt day Of Feb
ruary lG and defend said suit the same will 6e for
hearing and Judgment made final a. 10 him.
aUC1J-itr WILLIAM u. NELSON J Z
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CIV. NIsFR, JP
AflachmRnf.

- -sIlNIs =. AT-Ndul-T M-IllIu-
IL fliiilh, affidavit the defendant /, indebted o.
I In ana - ac5nds that I.rsc-Ss cannot De served uor
1ll' ,n'aned original attachment aipst the
-ae "a ID sGn made returnabe before Thomas Pick
JIstlc q INC Peace for Blount county ana te .ae bavn
~ i.peItE II IL ordered by said Justice tia
the deien1lnt appear before him 40 his orc i, Ii. ,
on the J0th day II Septemher OF it viii h. r~ii
with - parte Il 4 further ordered that his nnti
la f1r four successive week. IN Brounlo Who pun
aug|-fi THOMAS PICkEN> J. p
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500 REWARD

PROVOST MARsHALs OFFICE
Sweetwater, Tenn. Aug IS, lssi.
THE undersigned all pay hundred dollars reward for
il the apprehension and delivery q his office William B.
HCneycUt formerly Lieutenant Of the 18th Tennessee
~, who Is charged with conspiracy, robbery,
Vii al-5 pay $50 fifty dollars reward apprehension
and delivery Of Samuel Pausuer private, e.. b.
Tennessee Cavalry These made their
military prison. the night July 3lSt now sun.
posed 10 be IN the vicinity Of Knoxville Tenn
CrcencYile and JCnesbgrough papers will please copy
g. F. BARNES.
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NOTICE

WILL offer for alc the door, in the tow Of
>crirrc Tuesday the 10Th day of October 1855 one
half Of 500 tract Of land, lying and being the md
CI' District Of Sewer county, adjoining the lands p
Shts and others Also at tho and place another
tract parcel Of land containing about 50 the
property of sanford Allen, decd said lies in the
md District Of Sewer county adjoining the land Of same
miles from thejoO said sold on credit
Of u months the purchaser be required give bond and
security aud lien will be retained upon land until tho
purcha-c money = paid. Due attendance by me.
JOHN RUSSELL. Admir-,
tho
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County COurI-SeyferviIIe.

PETITION FOR SALE OF LAND TO PAY DEBTS
AND FOR DISTRIB UTI0N.
NJ A. Rawlings admir- Of the Roberts ST. dec
Samuel Roberts, Houston Roberts aud others
law Of the said Vim. Roberts ST., deceased.
this cause it appearing the satisfaction Of Ga, Court
that Samuel and Houston Roberts non-rcdents Of the
state of Tennessee II j. ordered by the Court puua.
zion be made for four weeks Brownloys Wing
requiring said nonresident defendants appear the court
house. in Seyery the first Monday october next 10
defend this petition, the Will c taken confessed as
% them and znt for hearing YGrtr.
Iu-3n-Gt' NJ 4 RAWLINGS fI.rk
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Attachment.
Henry p Goddard ~ Benjamin and " N. scucciphcr.
THE PLAINTIFFS, on AFFIDAVIT

i the defendant indebted them and abcopd o.
conceal themselves that the ordinary process Of caauot be
served Of them having obtained original attachment against
The estate made returnabe before f. Smith Justice of
the Pesce for Knox county and the having levied
hier property It Is ordered by said Justice that ec
dsuts appear before him at his Office in civil district Of
Knox county, the 2jd day Of September 1865 or the same
t be proceeded with pae 1t j. further ordered that
his notice be publish for four successive weeks Brownlo
WIKI augyl-it- 4. 2 SMITH I
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$1,000 REMkRll

THE CITIZENS OF KNOX COUNTY
Il ofsr a reward Of TWELVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
the capture Of the murderer murerers Of George Matters
Five individuals suspconGd 10 he the murdgeTg who
had been lurking about through the country At the time the
murder committed viz: ADAM LEGG, JAMES LEGE
WILLIAM LEGG, Ebert STEPHENS, and one other il
company whose able give, hut he calls
himself Texan ranger.
The above reward viii be secured IN the hands Of Ny
matt 20 pay the person persons WIG may capture
tue murderer murdsrers Of George Majors.
WM. SMITH, Chairman
J. L. BRoWS S-4-e.lrs. julyl2-3ms
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CIRCUIT CoURT-KNoxvILLE.

Seth Lee Byr F. Badgett, Jas. Bradley, Drew Brad
ley, Luke Peak, Houston Gallaher, Absoium Gala
her, BolIiver Butler, Absoum Beurem apd jesse
Wilmington.
tins cause II appearing the affidavit Of the plaintiff
that the Defendants all but 3. T. Badge
limits OF the state Of Tennessee they abscon
themselves that the ordinary process Of law
upon them II ordered that publication DO made
successive weeks IN Brownlows Wing, notifying said defen
dants appear at the Of the
county to be held at the court house in Knoxville the
ond Monday Of October 1865 then plead
demur TO the suit and demand plaintiff or the same
VIII be taken confessed and proceeded with parte as 10
them :. II. SMITH, Clerk
By WILL $. HALL, .. C.
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ATTACHMENT,

Asa Ea-to- y. Pleasant \. Witt and Cannon Witt.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
Il says tho def ndants indebted him, and they
abscond that the ordinary process Of served
upon them aud having obtained from Justice Of the
Peace Tor Jefferson county, writ Of attachment bic
the 9TH Of November lSi the having upon
defendants property 1t l. ordered that publication
for four successive weeks in BrownoWs Wing notifying said
defendant appear at my Office in cambridge, the
urday Of N lSf and defend said attachment same
Will be proceeded with partc
auStl-lt@ \. h. MEEK. '. r
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him aHd y absoonds that process cannot DC served 1nn
him. nasng yDane an original attachment against the e..
Justice q the Peace for Bl0uut county the aD ~
levied on his property II j. ordered the eIsi
appear before him at his once county on The 9a
day Of ptsmber next, proceeded viii, ex ma 80
further ordered that this notice BE- published f -
successive weeks IN Br0Vnl0u's Wing.
THOMAS PICEENS 7 p
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No -
FOE SALE OR RENT

I'EN PIN ALLEY-BUILT OF Bs,-..
market house. ivI2.tf seTT-- Z. p. Pc
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/. ". FUmg, y. Tn. Bank Ct T.uuc-s.c
HUE DEFENDANTS. THE PRFsTnEN T

l. Directors and Company cf the Bank Of Tennessee bsv
left tbs state Of tennessee charged bill Ii Is or
lered that publication be made for four successive weeks in
BrOwno Wing notifying said defendants 10 appear before
tho Chancery Court 81 Knoxville, the Monday of c
tobsr next then and there 20 make defense the bill OF the
WI D. taken for confessed for hearing 0 PAR
copy Of the cTi'r IF d. \. nEApERICK. { 4 NJ
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Asa Ea=te= Pleasant \. Witt.
1THE PLAINTIFF. ON AFFIDAVIT

u Ihs defendant IS Indebted linn, that he 40.
seconds that the ordinary cannot be served upon him.
and having obtained from Justice Of the Peace for jeff
er>pu county, writ Of attachment rcurnable Of
November sgi tho having been levied defendants
property 1t l. ordered that publication made
successive weeks BrownlOw5 Wing, notifying defen-
d2n 10 appear my Office in cambridge on the day of
March 1850 and defend attachment the will be pro-
cceded with partc.
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James 4. Boyd V. james Gille-py.

I'VE plaintiff affidavit the defendant indebted 90
him. and abscOnds thst pr0ces served upo
him, having obtained original attachment against the
tate Of the defendant made return3be before Thomas cken
Justice Of the Bl0unt county and the having
been levied property ordered by Justice thai
the defendant appear before him h Office in Bount county
IN the h day Of September il will be prOceede.
with nar- Do d lurILnr 49, Ia- LaL. n.li.. d.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
Medical Department.


TILE REGULAR COURSE OF IN
STRJCIIO will begin the first Monday Of November
lse5 and end the day Of March 1855 Tho Musuln
Cabinets, Library, Buildings and appITtsnanca IS
perfect s ever and the old corps Of teachers each in his place
except Prof Buchanan removed by death, paca
has been filed by Prof Briggs formerly Professor Of Pac
cal Anatomy.
Tho Anatomical Room VIII be opened the flint Monday IA
October and every facility afforded fer the prosecution Of the
cornerstone study.
Fees for the full Course EiCS 90
Naturalization fee SEQ
Graduton fee Is 90
To Demonstrator for Practical Anatomy 10 90
For bOardngin good houses about IS GO q week.
norfurther particulars apply to Dean for catalogue
W BOWLING, u. D, Professor Of Institutes and Pr0cs
Of Medicines and Dean Of Faculty
Thomas R. Jennings VI. D., Professor Of Anatomy.
J. BERRIES LINpsLEY, NJ D., Professor Chemistry aud
Pharmacy
G. K: WINSTON, NJ D.. Professor Of Materia Mcdca and
Medical Jurisprudence.
Physiology.
ions N. wAIsy n. T. Professor o. Obstetrics and Diseases
Of Women and Children.
PAUL F. Eve NJ d. Professor OF Principles ana Practice Of
Surgery.
7. Il. BUCHANAE, NJ. l., Curator Of Museum.
v s. LNpsLEY, N. D.. pemcnstratcr Of Anatomy
Rug9 5nl% e