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I HE DEFENDANT, W I. &. HUAEs,
being BonFssaeRt % the State q charged In the h
IL ordered tas pabcstis0 Ads foe oaT successive weeks
Brouaioss Wig nong said a.ssasaat y appear esro
tas chsneary Gear Enozva ire les NandMg of octcse
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THE DEFENDANT. D. @. M, RAHsR,

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ths chAaeey oonFt Il RoFsvs Ne feaFa Monday
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WE TAKE PLEASURE IN INFORM
tNG the psOPis Of Fast Tennessee that have aas
very large stock Of
Drugs and Chemicals,
Patent Medicines,
Physlcians' Pocket Cases,
Trusses and Supporters,
Surgical Instruments,
Dye StaHh,
Paints, IA OIL and Dry,
Tanners OIL and LampbIaeA.
Window Glass and Hollow ware,
'Taiiefte Articles and Perfanasry,
Wines. Liquors and Cigars.
Comprising, in part, the following articles !;
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Ayers Ague Cure, s..,-
Jaynes Expeetorant,
Jayne's Alternative,
Jaynes CarTninative Balsam,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
Doak's Plantation Bitters,
Hoohand German Bitters,
Blackberry Carminative,
Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry,
Balsam OF Hoarhohnd,
DIR. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarspaailla,
Halls Balsam for the Lungs,
Railways Ready Relief,
Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
Mexican Mustang Liniment,
Arabian Liniment,
American GuargliDg Oil,
Ludlum's Specific,
Emerson's q. K, s -
Planters Capsules,
Indigo, Sweet Oil,
haddor, Lard OIL
Cudbar. Varnish,
Logwood, White Lead,
Red Sanders, Red Lead,
Copperas, Blue Stone,
Alum, Window Glass,
Linseed Oil, Putty,
Tanners OIL Spice,
Coal Oil, Pepper,
Castor Oil, Ginger.
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THE EEFENDAET W. H. GRAVES

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Il Il aFasfsf oscillation ad- a Eeeeessfse ueeks
IN eso~nloss Wig sotJss sa dsssedaHt aVPear bss
the chaaeeEy Court tie s Monday Of oeebsr
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-08

AS:os sa Aug q. ss; .s Ha:
for New York Isl; Polar Star, West fer a al
o 81 rss:Dss Dss for
5Ss sss Sa !. hss sss e Z.
sFsss S:s;s.: % s ss assH sssis c
brig Rio Grsnds Williams, Boston; 18th, sohr Martha NE.,
ss.t June n-Arr bark clar. Bell Sands. NV Sssh We
s1ev1 Aug assld bark Aberdeen, NcAoaA Boston, M.
81 Jeas Nj SEPT sArr schr nnandals, NarsA Ph
TRIspAD, Aur n-Arr brig Marposa NASH Chsrynsld
American Ports.
BOSTON, Sept s-Arr Hadey, Snow. gsi.nSrs; sre
Week. Tsdnssd S shaw
Bosrdman willard Phladephia PythSn C sss s1S
below ans sch, M:mno a j from
sslR Ce f fnt Aan K%ss
ADAMS Fisk Bsltimore Garland, Norton Philadeipnss
1thArr steamer Geio NYork; ships Garnsss. and
BAITIM6RE Sept SArr sehrs VIM Darling, Ds1;ns.
Apss s.sts . ss;n .a
asm ss ssy E s:ia:
sSo 6d ssS Emily n sssE SYsi
26ih-Arr ship Rhine sBrl Lansnan, Havana.
w ga :a
NEW ORLEANS, Aug 2s-Arr steamers Victor, Gates
Graham, NYorE Viz Mobile; Nashua. Dsykin, G.syssioni
bark Savannah stnson Boston, schr Mary Brown Harra
ton, do
2th-Arr bark schamy Trip, Boston Ada Garter, fay
| Tor, NYork. n.
ySh-Arr steamships Mariposa, Howes NYcrk; Evening
Star Wimpenny Prometheus Beckett, Galveston Be
low steamship Flung shuey HdTsth from NYors; ship'
barks Scotland Duncan and Abina Walhbar, from NYolk
Robert from Boston; schr Gov Burton from rnla
dephia Cid steamer Neptune Brown NYOrk; ship Light
of he Age r) Porter Liverpool bark Atlantis, Evans do
Towed 10 sea INST brig West schrs Ewood Cops, and
! A Rich.
PROVIDENCE, Sept Carr steamers 0cesnus Young
Baker Gaatea Jones' NYorki schTg Saly
Gay stetson; Stephen Lee Somers VIM Rowe Harris
and goma Pierson Philadelphia WsshSISrn Ihrssnsr
islander Palmer, Newark NJ Beow brig hSrsha. Dutch
supposed from Georgetown, DC. CID schr WIN acCooo
Chapman NYork Sid brig VIM Dresser, Hatch Philadel
pha; schrs Geo Edwards, Weeks and Minnie Hinnae rsr
Mexico Carter and Nor West Haskell Elizabethport; Re
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Purser ysuug ~ the steamship westera Metropolis,
spAsss Kssr, which run down IN the chs.sgeasss,
Ma bee raised and was being lowed up 70 Baltimore ON
iored persons we're found in the wreck.
Bsns AecipsvcK Richmond RIO Janeiro did not
Ss 0p sss as ssr and
s.as sr.sseg 4 Boston $50 % Re. ssss psrsss,s,S
tss@s s''''
s s ,Ss, r. H.. srs rive, sss az -s
- 10 wind s before she could Ne brought 70
TsSS .ssr .sssans ssrn post and wood she was
o.ss sc crssr wsrs s .s, vi. c jumped o%s
and r. on lie dry dock 10 repairs.
sc Ina Of Hsvrsas e tens new now y,
Geo G IsS rs Of sssn; s"a
/ 'sS'1iSs'f S's q sch; 8 Y SssasI
Brig faIcon, Holmes, at Bermuda IBID nv tand sh
1"'--''' ''' '''0 spoken. &e.
general Grant, Couss fsSm a sS%s wa At Tor
ship iosSusc cs:sly FROM Londonderry for Pbiladsi
pp Ma csn - sssrs from Se barbados sep,
:::,. =; ss,s e. s.ss s S. ,a% s
ssr sSontxPx az he NJ ara W Georges, sup
r''d -s'A pro''s'GFrs sr.,s. Ports.
,.s .s sss S'H s'ssfss ss1s t.s Sos
s:s Saas s sss r s' I'll s
IJeg,syv Wears fRr. Dcwney Work 10Th, Merrick,
Wor,cn a.. wsi ship Cpcns tRr). Leach, Cork; alst
bark Sco,l7ud elan, Fyorh brss Chss Wesley. Ford
' and Caroline Eddy, Kent, do, ~ ~
HSvswA Aug orig. Kur-s llsr,, Collins rhadel
,ha. 1h Frederck Br) Ho~es, NYork sebrr Merinetta
TtsI Tsvssei d.; sywia !Br Dgss, do; Sept J, steam
sn, y,b k.rts Queen Nab sr, Bar,s Porti,nd so re-
poreai Antonio p. unitsso Nfork; sist schr Loyais
'cA let paris Tspsta srr snndoere and Alexander ,lr,
| Falot Nyork. :.
Damarcus %, for do scpt7 hna tO or Boson "a rus
~ for do s'h; uses ts isr Myorh sag L NY sr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-08

The race horse Rhinodine Is dead He was owned by
Mr. McGrath, and was valned Al $20,0O0 He died from
inflammation OF the throat caused by his trainer giving
him ball the end OF pointed stick, and by the
pungng Of the the inside OF the 2ullet and throat
was wounded Rhinodine by Wagner. dam Annie
Watson by Glencoe and six years old at the time of his
death He for the Saratoga Cup at the last meeting
and beaten by Kentucky and Captao Moore whiie
out Of condition He was the Handsomely 49, boap in
America He died nj Cincinnati
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SHIPPING NE VS..
ALsAxAc YoRK-suM DAT.
sen RieRe. ........... 81 eve y
23 HIGH WATER. morn ~ 10
Port or New York, September 2, 1865.


Steamship cou'nbs, Barton, Havsns-sponord Tfleston
ssmsp Gss.s os.,s
Steamship Moneks, Marsbman. Observation-Disclosures
ship Star The West orr, Perry, bvsrpools rhomp.
Ship P,inx Albsr, Dam, Plump Hamburg via Philsdei
Ssss Good Tisssssoi. Es:ss !.
Bark indian Belle spaies. Little Bras dOr-Brett Son
sars Rosenberg crow.ll Jacksonville eood.pesd
BARK OCEAN steed tBr). -, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bark Rachel Mitchell phlladelphia--Breit Son 4 Co.
brig Hs'enne (Br Murrsoo. Cape Town CGH-c &F
Brig cseelia si,sD, I"no, Penarh Roads-s'scOvich'
l. Brig svn,athie fHo Rsiema, a~s.erdam--Fn uch,
sris Nirs"da c 1ar,. MeInns, Cow Bay---c swan.
ss MsPs Sssy y s WsysO S s1y1 Frye Co.
Brig Expires Br). Firth, Hsfsr, Ms Maitland Pheivs
senr I,ms tnr smith s, rhoross ror ordsrs--B Small
| sem water witch sBr, Hu,ehins bermuda sctor 4
Or ysl1so; ss ssD p ss
scsr SS S P P1sa R R
Sch, Geo Thomas, ISngdon, Baltimore a Webster 4
Roger w,; ss ssrs,o
ssSr VIM Ein Isw,ss PSi;aspA; s"st s;Tses'
seSr " Perry Perry Bucisrori and Frankfort Se-R r
', seSr virginia, Bearse, Boston--s W Lewis AGO
schr neatnn FhiuncS, no.,YI - 80 ~,
sshr O. rssan Hard ss son
ss'ssH s's 1riss% Young ss%or
l ARRIVED HIt
.,., "a, s,aa,cer 0affrsr Ray,eussu Nayt Is DAVIS
~ SosnSo,, NJ y N =
~ nha,tsv Marsv Vera Crn, Aug ~ via
s'ss I nSy i,S nass aud nssssnssrs IN Whitney
a.a.,nshtn Wcstsrn Metropojs Hilton New Orleans Aug
IN M IN a,ea,ed the river gth at AM with cotton and
-, ~, ~, ~ Robson 90 Coming down river
s.S s.,sr ante, webser bonnd M The bark Robert
e., 90 lie har The steamer Copcorla was ashore
icy ,h.o ,.s of The Pass Several large ships
are o",s,ds wsi,,ns for high tide let inst Toruaas
also the steamer Gisncus or
New Orleans; I'd paxseo -cfers one
New Orleans. The brLngs tne ms,s y Pessen
and freight OF about Nhu pales OF cotao s"'so
than ever ~ ,ore encrcu NV. go, ~ An N avg p,ss
s,e.msnp vs'o 49,, go 80 ivingssnn For %
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Th~ Ycg sfgBst Sa New Jersey.
ro Tysr prfTuR pf TuE HrRALD

hs scon Jshts are uselses IN afcs, would u MOI be
well ia General Runyon 10 order one Of he celebrated
"for Trumpet, Invented BY Nr DabcD TO warn tie
hahants of New Jersey their present ystif ID SiatcY
mr. Dabc has si retntncd from England afisr putting
an two of hls I,aluate stnas N that to,iury aud 10
engapcd ia crcs one AZ samhio at the enl,ntce OF
iiatlRx hafhos UaANIlF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-08

ss~s o. % 70 m large senblaes Of setatoys we're
present
ACTIVE vs.. ATLANTIC.
These clubs play their return match together a. Bed
lssd 70 morrow.
ATLANTIC W. MUTUAL.
me match between TIE second nss Of these clubs at
Bedford yesterday resulted N viosy for The Mstuals
BY Q SCORE Of - 70 a.
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Ba Sc Hall.
EUKEkA vs. UNION.

These clubs played 1ne game together at horrsaihs
yesterday the presence Of large assembiagc Of spec
tators among whom beautiful delegation of the
bellies Of wcstchesor The contest was close one M 10
the close Of the sixth innings at which time the score
stood nine favor OF the EureSas Afterwards,
however, they their mp to thirty the Unions
closing with total OF only. We append the score
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Marine Court.

TIM LLTg sCDat FLoREscg m'csNrHy.
Several gentlemen have offered their services 70 set
~ judge of me Marine ccort IN the room Of Justice
MecVhy, lately deseased and TO express their esteem
n favor OF ae memory u the late Judge stated 20 Gov,
srnor FenioD that they would perform the duties and
allow the salary ~ be- aIcated for the benefit oi the
widow and children The Governor, ar'lng upon the
ssgeestion contained In the obituary notice of forrncc
NsGarthy IN the HERALD which hs been kindly aided
nv Judgss Hcarne and Aikor Associate Jsstces of the
karDe Courf, ~ well 40 ~ democratic aud rep b'"sb
respbcrs cf the bar h~ notified his intention not Ia
pntpt successor 10 the deceased Judge Cor he
ses of the year, but vii leave HE people 10 n hi place
~ the ensuing election The saisry af the descs d
judge will therefore, be- renewed ny the widow oi .hS
rs0,aluces at sbs yea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-08

r,f., ~, Tbn,sday evening, september Z, a1e, n
brief lines. Brsupn Mo,iSsRp Eflict, wibm William
a. elliot ana daughter ~ the iaa Julien olpsfd astd
~ year..
The relatives and friends ~ the family are Respectfully
invited e. attend the funeral, wtfosi fhr!hef nNuau'n,
tram Calvary church, corner o. fourh avehu' au"
Albany aud New Orlcsns rtrcra lcas. cory
ana afss Dsalhs sss Sc.osa iaa~l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-08

c,abe Ia 3D. sd az. on sn 7n sa sn yosa.
Amer Hose a @ II 10
"A Hos. 4 q o O
scorcrs-noxrs W a. Bennett and ". yochey.
Umpir--.ur ". Bogaifk Time Of gafoo two ho.v and
forty live minutes
EAGLE Va ywrfER
These clubs play today NJ Hoboker the tsflcs playing
their Janlar nine f., the FIRST time
NArIusAb w. phsrtNN.
TIE match between these clubs AZ Washington "a
M~iu.tas ,orujtea "a the ruoc.ss OF tic National 4,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-08

meeting Of the Oarpenters' National Com
venti0n
The afternoon session OF the CArpsnssrs and Jonsrs
Convention held yesterday at No 267 Bowery, Mr..
4. shufebsston. President, in the chair
The Committee on the Constitution reported several
sections which, after considerable debate numerous
amendments, were adopted by the convention.
Mr. william r. Broman and Mr. W. Heinrich Of Buf
falo, NJ r. and Mr. Alfred Reynolds Of Sing Sing N T.,
were accredited as delegates to the Carpenters National
It was moved that each member be limited to i've
minutes the floor, so as 70 anord an oppoanty 70
each delegate express his individual views Adopted
unanimously
Il was moved that the funds accruing to the Union be
left in their respective local Unions AZ sinking und ior
the period of eleven months subject 70 the order oil the
section Of the constitution was read regulating and
providing for the issuing OF cards. badges and semi an
nual for the Carpenters Union TO DC Issued
by the President and Secretary of the National Union
This section after much debate as to the proper means
of carrying these important matters into effect, and
with further amendments 10 the original secnon was
adopted
The section on the appointment Of permanent commit
tees was then taken up and adopted as read
The rules Of order read BY the secretary anu
adopted as whole by the Convention.
Messrs Spencely Harrison and Collie were appointed
committee to confer with the State Union Tor the
adoption of badge for the National Union
committee was appointed TO confer with the state
Union on secret purposes consisting Of Messrs we'cn
Babcock and Whitney. s
for the purpose Of drafting charter for the National
Union, Messrs Cole, Laflian and Read
The meeting then adjourned until two O'Clock TINS
afternoon. g4
Surr1pE NoRwIcH, CoNS-Dr Timothy Childs, Of
H Chids President Of the Berkshire (Massachusetts)
Medical College, committed suicide at the Wuaregan
House, Norwich, Sunday last He was in company
with his family, spending the summer 1t Norwich Soon
after breakfast Sunday morning he left his family
registered his name at the hotel and called for room in
which 10 write letter, which he did, and addressed il
IN crifa Ha had nravi a uuan a
morphine, took the poison, and breathing his last
when discovered He supposed 10 have been aboriug
under temporary deragement of mind at the time. Dr.
Childs native Of Pittsaed Mass He for long
time Professor of Anatomy and Surgery in the Berkshire
Medical College, and dean OF the institution until few
years since when he removed to New York. to accept
the pr0fessorship of anatomy the Bellevue College
His reputation in his profession was high, especially in
the department OF surgery, and few men In Berkshire
more respected for their talents or beloved fol
amabe traits of character Dr. Chids and his wife were
on the train which met with the accident by which sew
era persons killed, the Long Island Railroad
recently. Mrs. Chds was somewhat injured but was
stated thai he hurt Dr. Chds was about forty
FIVE years old
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-08

Umpire-Mr. Van Cot, Of the Gotham Club Scores
Bessrs UueBapd Albro Time Of Geine--I~o houfs aud
thirty mnut.e Fly ,stcbes--Eureka, y; Union IL.
AMERICAN HOSE COMPANY ~ VERSUS eApRy
HOWARD HOSE COMPANY No. 80.
The above companies played a spirited game of haze
ball Thursday the 7h inst resulting in victory for
the Americans by score OF 90 10 The following ~
an $40 -
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rxTRACr OF BUCHU.

sao"Ho'~'-~'
HELMBoID's EXTRACT OF BUCHU
suffer on IN sSes nS who Ssr
hope Of cure : Or 70 p ssser anything a
wo sls , % n wsss 10 a the sSs
ths, although may Be gSres rGS
air and food Of tea and coffee and drsqsent ssa
be mucous membrane Of the vagina itself.
When reviewing the esn D hs Se vp
auent upon Il is but simple justice 70 the snosc 70
srass s.c the sT s aud happiness
Of soc ss s na Of h n human family Ts
mania that exists gecocious EDUCATION and n;rsss
%sn 70 ,p Ss vast wasted
81 q ss and rss Walk s
half clothed and the mind gndny excited BY
sleep and rest the work of destruction h half accom-
In consequence this early strain her system, I'M
effort = rsqsea p the Secs sn. hs
evil when excitement + over another n Ss I've
n aS~ :ons the mnG restraints Il
sn be esaS hss and rSsS
addsg change Of u ,se s np
sES y prass P sssa sssmss
rage the climax Of missy ana me % S,c,sss
nsa5 si.0 S., AZ s,, c
iu picture the experience Of thousands Of our young
Ions before the ability exercise The function: Of ss
they require an ssa q, o. s sss %
Gsis0s common ise and NJ. syds, :,
early period OF life; and shall subsequently, see tncss
which sap tho very life Of their victims nature mas VII
| completed their development a. - -u,... .,s..s,
FOR Female Weakness aud Debility too proinsf
uq too long Periods for Prolapsns nnu
wn or froapsus Utsr offer the mos Nv
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMPOUND sA'"'~' "
nireciions for use diet aud advise accompany
renales in every period bte, from infancy 70
Old y VIII end Z aid nature in the discharge ''
s,rsne,b n the glory Of manhood and womanhocd
| HFIHB0LD's EXTRACT buchu =, 49,
IL more strengthening than any OF the preparS U.s.
| or iros, Inanitely safer and mote pleasant
ii urI,MBor.D's EXTRACT BUCHu
A.v,g ,srssv.J he endorss Of the mosf 80 ~,c
PROHINENT PHYSICIANS IN TIE uNIrEy MILL, ~ ~ ~
/, nor, oHercd ~ afflicted humanity a. ccitAsn wi. m
he fo,owin s disessee and symptoms ITO" WV"
orgihatngs.
''"' SeSssi and Physical Depression
l DETERMINATION cf blood 10 the Besd
| Ionfuscd ideas,
GENERAL hrsabihvs
\ v.s,,s.s,sss and sl-eplcss,,s Night
| We Absence og Muscular Ltf,r.Hcy,
Los. ~ Appetnr
4 Dyspepsia
Enlacalior
pl,a. q, ss.',s o. Paralysis or ,bs
4 ,nEAns Of Generation, =
| yalpitztinn Of the Heart
.a a, fac An TIE cuncrnisnt. ~ nervous and dep'l
| N''' - lated state the systeu,
| ~. tnerrc the genuine, th,s srt -
=" ASH Tuk HEiEBVtUs- TAKE NO OThkR.
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UyOMAN.

FEMALES owing the peculiar and important relations
which they sustain their peculiar ana 'nS oucs
peculiar 10 Freedom from these contributes IN no
small degree their happiness and welfare Tor none cen pc
happy ILL., Not only but no one OF theee veslous
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dncinT and premature decline Nor
pleasant physician for the relief OF these vnous
delicate affections and only upon the most urgent
will SO far saciince ner greetess - ~ ~
se spccidcs which will found enicacious In renewing
and curing almost every one OF those uoupiosome
uliart In he e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-08
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