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From Omaha.

From gentleman who arrived from
Omaha we learn that the Union Pacific
railroad has already been completed for
twenty miles west Of Omaha, and built in
the most substantial manner. The Super.
intendent, Mr.. Henry, is confident of having
fifty miles more finished, in like style, by
the first of next April. The company has
chartered four steamers to transport the
ties.
The Omaha people are actively moving
in aid of the ST. Joseph and Council Bluffs
railroad, the continuation of the Platte Coun-
try road. The contractor for this work is
Mr.. Phelps, of the firm Of Phelps, NATION &
Barnes, of Springfield, Massachusetts,
firm that built the Terre Haute and Alton
railroad.
AT Omaha emigrants are continually re-
turning from Montana, and some two OF
three thousand are reported to be on the
way. They are principally adventures
who have "made their pile," and are "com
ing home" herewith. One Of the arrivals
had some 100000 with him in gold dust
These "plums" will invite an exchange for
greenbacks or premium stock in St. Louis
and other cities. The argosies called Mack
NAV boats" are built on the Yellowstone
Of light timber, and covered over with buf
ialo skins, and in these craft of their owr
construction the returning voygers and theil
treasure come some $500 miles from va
rious points on the Yellowstone down thai
stream and the Missouri. They are gener-
ally bound for their former places Of resi-
dence, i'm Missouri, Illinois and other West
ern and Eastern States.- Mo. Democrat.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue Of an order of sale made at the De-
ID cember Term, 1868, of the Howard Circuit
Court, in the case of Edward Currell ct al, palm
tffs, against Henry Sears, ct al; defendants, l
will on
Thursday, 9TH day of December,
1865, before the courthouse door in Fayette,
Howard county, Missouri, between the hours OF
0 O'Clock A. NJ. and 5 O'Clock P. NJ. of that day,
and during the sitting Of the Circuit Court Of said
county, sell to the highest bidder on credit OF
twelve months, with bond and approved security,
all the right, title and interest Of said plaintiffs
and defendants in and to the following described
real estate, situated in the county Of Howard
aforesaid, to-wit The half of the Sc Or Of
S 33, 80 acres the w half of the Sc Or Of 81
80 acres the Sc or Of the Sc or of S %, 4C
acres and part of The SW fri Or Of "a, 81 acres
all in township 81, range 16, in Howard county
Missouri. PRIOR M. JACKSON,
Sheriff Of Howard County.
November 16, 1868
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Notice of FINAL settlement.

A LII creditors and others interested in the es-
"A tate of Calvin j. Sartin, deceased are no.
tilted that the undersigned, administrator of said
estate, intends TO make final settlement of SAID
estate at the next term of the county court of How
ard county, to be holden at Fayette IN said coun-
ty, commencing on the third Monday of Decem-
Der. 1865 DANIEL CROWLEY,
Nov. l6, 1S65--4w" n23 Admir-.
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In last weeks paper we had Monday as
the day for the Sheriff s sales. Sheriff
Jackson has had the time changed TO Thurs.
day, December 7lh.
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Nj ARRHEp.

November Sth, at the residence of the BRIDES
uncle, E. R. Barton, Of st. Louis, by Rev. ]. ".
Schofeld, Mr.. E. W. MORGAN, of Jonesboro,
HIS, and Miss CREMORA BARTON, daughter
OF II. S. Barton, of Glasgow.
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Notice of Final settlement.

A LII creditors and others interested in the es-
"A tate of MAHALA HERRING, deceased
are notified that the undersigned. Adminlstra Tor
intends to apply to the County Court Of Howard
county, Mo-, at Fayette, on the third Monday in
December next, TO make final settlement of said
estate. ]. B. CAMERON, Admir-.
Nov. 10, lS65-1w u23
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John V. Turner, Trustee, re-advertises
lot Is block IL for SALE This lot is situa-
ted on Market street, is good business
location, and will doubtless command good
price.
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In the city election in this place on Sat,
urday last for three Councimen to fill va
cancles, Messrs. Rose, Foster and Franzen
were chosen.
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NOTICE!! NOrICE!!!

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons fail
IN ing TO make a return of their taxable property
10 the undersigned Assessor of Howard county,
on or before the day upon which his book is re-
turned TO the County Court, (about the 1st of
December, } will be assessed as far as can be
found, double, with ten per cent added thereto,
and their names reported 10 said Court for fine
Office at Court House.
W. CON. BOON,
Assessor Of Ho ward county.
Nov O 196b-2w
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We return our thanks 10 Col. Denny, oil
the State Senate, for favors 10 this Office.
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The whole of Manhattan Island, on which
stands the city of New York, was once
purchased by one Peter Minnit for 1924.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue of Deed of Trust, to me executed
ID by John G. Ebere and his wife, dated the
Sth day of February, A. D. 1864, recorded OF
pages 80 and 40, of Deed-of-T Trust Book "E,' in
The Office of the Recorder of Howard County
Missouri, TO secure the payment of debt therein
mentioned, IN favor of Benjamin Hays, will
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. M. and five
O'Clock P. M, on
TUESDAY, December IL, 1865,
sell at public vendue, 10 the highest bidder, a
the premises, for cash, Lot No. lS IN block No
IL, in the city Of Glasgow, III sand county.
JOHN V. TURNER, Trustee.
Nov. 10 I865-td n23 IS
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Glasgow, Mo.
THURSDAY, NOV. 16, 1865.

Printer wanted a, this Office. Apply i'm
mediately.
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DECEMBER Y. Is65

cite, Howard county, Missouri, between the
hours of 9 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock p M. Of
that day, and during the sitting of the Circuit
Court of said county, sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, all the right, title, and
interest of the said lsham P. Embree, in and TO
the following described real estate, situated in the
county aforesaid, to-wit: The WI of the Sc or.
of S Is, I 90, Range 10, 80 acres; and the N end
of the NE Or. S 20, T 90, Range Is, 100 acres,
situated IN Howard county, Missouri, together
with all the improvements and appurtenances
thereunto belonging.
Levied upon by me as the property of the
above named Isham p. Embree to satisfy said
executions and costs.
p. M. JACKSON,
Sheriff of Howard county.
Nov. 16, 1865. SO
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
DY virtue of three executions issued by the
ID Clerk of the Circuit Court of Howard coun-
ty, and 10 me directed and delivered, returnable
to the December term 1865, one in favor of Lem
uel L. and Horace Kingsbury, one in favor of
Chas. Harris, and against Geo. W. Stapeton, and
one in favor Of Robert Baskitt and against Geo.
w. and Joseph Stapleton, will on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1865,
before the Court House door, in the city of Fay
cite, Howard county, Missouri, between the hours
of O'Clock A. M and O'Clock P. M TT that
day, and during the sitting of the Circuit Court of
said county, sell at public auction 10 the highest
bidder for cash. all the right title and interest of
the above named Geo. w. Stap!eton, in and to
the following described real estate situated in the
county aforesaid, to-wIt; The N part of the NV
or. of S 80, T 50 r 10, and part of the SN or. of
S %, I 90, r 16, and part Of Survey No 1893. in
same township and range, containing in said three
tracts 1876 5O-1OOths acres, ard known as the mi
tract Also 40-l0Oths acres, part of the WI of
the Sc or. of S 90, T so, r 16, adjoining the mill
tract, and part Survey 1884 in I 40, R 16, 12C
acres. Also the S part of the NV Or of S 80
T 30, r l6, 1i5 acres, and also Lots Nos. 90 and
SO in the city of Fayette, all situated in Howard
county, Missouri, together with the appurtenance:
and Improvements thereunto belonging.
Levied upon by me as the property of Geo. W
Stapleton TO satisfy said executions and costs.
p. M. JACKSON,
Sheriff of Howard County.
| Nov. 16, 1865. Sl2
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Thursday, 9TH day of December,
SHER[FF'S SALE,

ID Y virtue of three executions issued by the
ID Clerk of the Circuit Court of Howard coun-
ty, and to me directed and delivered, returnable
TO the December term 1865, one in favor of Eliza
beth Young, one in favor Of Richard T. w.
Graves, and one in favor of M. A Stspleton, and
all against Isham P. Embree, / will on
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SHERIFFS SALE.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Nov. l6, 1865. s.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-23

Given under my hand and seal, this 9th
fsEAI..1 day Of September, A. ID. 1865. .s,sJ,,G
- ii TYiN -'TtiI WILLIAM lDQMIGAN,
Sheriff of franklin County, Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-23

Two osrORV BOURNE BRrOK
"A ,House and double Cellar, Just finished, cpn-
taining Rooms, situate on the Johnstown Road.
near Neil Aventie Will be sold cheap. For par
\ tIalslsi m ssi .d apa ny Mo hMh 2ssn 2s gD
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-23
r.a's'S HI f R i r F - ns
.s = aass "r:. .1as,a,5. !. ~:
i ,u,,rJ j 9 SssslSA% Oh va
PROCLAMATION!

u,HE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF
Franklin County are hereby notified 10 meet at
their respective places Of holding elections, onthe
ID Tuesday Of October, A.. D. 1856, being the
10th Day of October, A.. ID. 1865,
and vote for the following oficers. to-wit; n = III.
y One Governor, one Lieutenant Governor; one Su-
preme Judge (full term, one Supreme Judge IVA
one Treasurer OF State; one Attorney Gen.
eral; one School Commissioner; one. Member of
the Board Of Public Works: one Clerk Of the Su-
preme Court: two Representatives; one Sheriff; one
Clerk Of the Courts; one Treasurer; one Auditor;
one Commissioner one Infrmary Director; one
Coroner one Surveyor and one State Senator to
represent the counties Of franklin and Pickaway.
The Trustees of the several townships are requir-
ed to return to the Clerk Of the Court the names OF
the following number of Jurors trIt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-23
Having iilg,0 a. Splendid View

Eronts an the road TO- be- opened, running, scross
hSout two-thirds Of it is woodland, and one-third
Under cultivation, Will be sold f9Ecssh 9E On pay
,nlsnts y Applytc - nos; HvTS,aESSoNh l,aSh
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There is no change in any of the markets
since yesterday, except cotton, and it is
therefore unnecessary to repeat our yester-
days quotations this morning.
There is no cotton market to report, as
there are no buyers. We notice a large
numberof wagons in the street loaded, but
the owners usually ssked 45c., while no
dealers are willing to take it at even 4Oc.-
some saying that they would not even pay
35c. We heard Of four bales of Georgia
staple, which brought Ale. but that was all
the sales we heard Of; and it was an article
little inferior to Sea Island.
A majority Of TIE dealers expect a still
further decline, though one or two were in
clined to think that the market would ex-
hibit some frmness, with an upward ten
dency, by Monday at larthest.
The following is list OF the receipts and
shipments for the day;
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CITY NE VS..
CITY Council.

Both branches Of the City Council were
ia session last night. The following are the
proceedings;
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The Board Of Councilmen met last night
at six o'clock. Present-Messrs. Robertson,
Horn Hsslam, Scott, Yarbrough, HALEY,
Edwards, Ambrose, Lellyett, Duncan, Wood
fin. and President Cotton.
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NorIcE.-We would inform all persons
having claims against the Government
which we're filed with the Board OF Claims,
Of which William Driver was Recorder,
ecnvoned by Special Field Order NO o.,
dated March 18th, 1855, Department OF tho
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
eEly adjusted By calling st our Office
We will also have their Vouchers, Re-
CENTS, and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, D. c., for the introduction OF
other proof, in order TO substsntiate the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get thelr
lust indebtedness from the Government.
ieSO-tf II. ToNPxIEs / Co.
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To OUR SUBSCRIBERS II gHE CIY.-0ur
Agent is now calling upon our friends and
patrons in the city, collecting whatever
nay be due from each subscriber. We have
had no regular collections on the routes for
the last year or So, because we have bad no
time 10 devote 10 il. The bills have all
been made out from our books, snd it Is be
lieved that they are generally correct.
Where they are found to be otherwise, they
will be willingly and properly adjusted.
We hope that every one viii be ready to
settle when called upon, as it viii greatly
facilitate business, and prevent the annoy
ance Of "calling again" on the same errand.
In the future we viii collect regularly every
month. tt
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MAREETs.
by Teleg-aph.l

tlSllNAAIlt nov y.
-Four dull and prices nominal Wheat is TN
settled and rather dull at 50 for prime old red,
and l09l IS Tor new; Corn At 55a5sc,; Oats
duh At as Rice IN moderate demand at 7s8s0c
Mess Pork quiet At SO Bulk Meats and Bacon IN
rhanged and nominal; shoulders ls,; n bbed sides
l7ci clear sides is5tc There Is some enquiry for
green hams at Is = shoulders and sides nominal at
I7aloc Lard ia demand al 2sc IN nerces, and 30, in
kegs Hogs Il 5oal2 ooi gross receipts during the
past "a hours have teen 400 he'd; Linseed OIL
steady at 50; Clover seed deeliaed 70 60 Cotton
duh and nominal, sales # middling could not be
inside stover soc. although helpers are unwilling to
sccept these rates, Whisky firm st 2 80.
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Old Course Of Treatment

Pyozus constantly annoyed ~ Patients Win secondary
al
undergone thorough and has oeen und much
paen With secondary sYph
many symptoms prosucei by tho Old SSoo IreatrlenL
ne AZ o2easi chao IRE sane W
ons - Of course 70 ha interest %
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WISrER Is CoNISG, and We are glad TO IN
form the citizens that we are now prepared
to furn sh them with q choice article OF Coal,
selected with great care from that lately
owned bv the Government. Our Coal IS
hard, pure, and Gear, and prices as low as
any in the market. All orders left with Us
will receive our immed ate and personal
attention. Don't forget knight Bros, Office
No. 4s, Church street, opposite Masonic
Hall. octsV-u
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RaIf AhHse.

4- ENuu anu a. tA4Nl4atAl -
OSCAR BOHAlE & CO.,
noVl-u Ao.s OA'oH s'-'
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The Louisville Democrat of yesterday
SAYS;
Mr.. F. Liebe inaugurated the hog slaught-
ering business on Tuesday, by killing 500
hogs. MSssrs. Owsley 4 Co. will receive
during the week about ?. 600 head, portion
Of which will be slaughtered as soon as re-
eeived. We hear Of no contracts, as the
views Of feeders are largely above those of
packers, aud considerable time will probably
elapso before an agreement can be effected.
The price Of hogs is declining in all the
great pork packing centres, and il is ey dent
that farmers and feeders will have 10 make
liberal concessions before sales OF cousidera-
bic magnitude can be made.
An exchange says:
Fou- or Ave bsrges are at Hudson, Wis
consin, loading with potatoes at twenty
cents bushei for St. Louis and market.
The shippers win make & dollar q bUshel
over sll cost.
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ATTRACTIVE SALE
OF MOST
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.

ON TUESDAY next, November i4tn, II II o'clock
~ am, on th- prem see, we Will sell 20 the high
est ladder two Lots eEch ls feet ~ inches front
on Chur, h street between the Simmons Block and
Luck's store, opposite the s.. Cloud Hotel and the
Stacy Honse, with depth Of l2O feet 20 an aly;
with the brick and material thereon Also.
eight 10 m rear Of same. each fronting 20 feet on
Court street. on one Of which is q substantial hrick
dFeln and smoke House, sud on anrther 4 large
brick stable. These lots are in the h art Of the
city, and are very valuable for many purposes.
We viii then 70 n the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad Depot, sLd sell about 20 lots fronting the
west side OF the Depot Buildings, between Church
and Broad streets. These lots front ab ut rs feet
n depth OF shout 100 70 {, 10 n street 40 feet
wide and very yalu .bls for st0Tss ware houses
snd manufacturing sites, being contiguous to the
railroad.
Ater selling the above, ue IN sell on the prem
ises The Cousins House" End lot, on the Frank
lin Pile or Spruce street. The house contains about
twerty tao rooms, and Is finely finished. Wewli
also sell a number ~ valuable lots adjoining the
same, on free territory, situated on South IN on
sRd Spruce streets.
We will next sell, on college street, bsgun'ng
nesT Broad wenty hts. esch . BY about ! D feet
deep, ex'endng along sud opposite Parrsh's large
Ware house, al 10 tenltoTy free Tor = number o.
year. from Guy. State and county taxes We vii
aso ell two lots opposite same. fronting on Mar
ket street, pud fdIoin ne Psrrshs Warehouse.
IFENs-One-fourth G Ssh balance in one, two sns
three yesrs with interest from dste aud lien re-
taned- j. /. a Il. ". BLOWN, Agents.
n, F. Aloway and } o. Ewing, Trustees.
noVg-5s
GREAT TRUST SALE
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Brigham Young has had q new "revela-
ton" he says iI j. "the wil Of God that
hesistes should make their cwn bounets
aud hats for themselves and their families.
RON straw lnd other materials raised 10 the
Nlsh mountsins." The next revelation
WI probably dictate The style 10 which they
are ~ To he made and worn. lt Is said that
II II stam has large lot Of rye straw " ioi
sale IN lots to suit purchasers, !" which per
haps accounts Tor he straw hat revelation.
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A bin for $500, dus Robert Balm. was al

A bill FOR $500, dus Robert Bains was al
lowed.
Fhe Board then went into Convection
with the Board Of Common Council, to elect
= FIRST and second City Attorney.
coyTEEIIos oF TIE BOARDS.
The Convention was called 10 order By
Mr.. President Chestham.
Mr.. Lellyott nominated Mr. {. H. East
for first Lity Attorney, who was chosen
without opposition, receiving q votes.
For second City Attorney, the following
names were presented
Thos Smiley, Wllloughby Haywood
Jas. NJ Brien, Mr.. Dinkeispiel.
The following is the result OF bFilot
Smiley ---..--..-... -.--....-... -
brien -s.- b
DlnEelspIel-
nay " ood-s.-.- .-----. U
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MEDICINES FURNISHED
DIR. A. KING

associss Phyaicisa Who VII my aoaence attend an
oldest Venera surgeon the uuted States haEng deFoi
Practice since ISIS raco1z1lng htn %
arJiuous dIies Of the profession.
DR. KING the anY person The country, encept myself
my Medicines and With hs long erparence 20 oue more ea
tents, calling this uspeussy vi Therefore have nc fce a
ssiC o. either may Dc desired, without oEtra chaza
Psiients and strangeTs IN visiting
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C,pncInuRti, OhiO.-JOsErH B. QusBT, is
or authorized agent 70 receive embellishments and
.ubarrptons for the Sashrlls JEioA-
new Orleans, La.-E1EIs OvTEAIIi Of
,-s Commercial Reading Roorr, is our authorized
eat 70 receive adTerussmelts aud subscriptions
,5r t1e Tasiu1e UHial-
Memphis, Tenn--CIyzESTs BRENf are
or authorized agents 70 rsceiFe advertisements
-,4 zunseriptons for the Nashville UaiOH.
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Taking our pcrambulations Yesterday
through The city, we were struck with the
Nsrpets and Rugs exhibited 81 the door O,
cameron, Grer 4 Co.. which induced Us 90
enter and examine their stock and. o. our
ss'onishmeut, We found ID 20 consist Of the
mos 81 perb and extensive descriptions, anG
ieaFnee that they offered the same al Fast
On = Plier-' cost oi freight added. e.. r.
Day 's IN ioil charge OF the Carpet Depart
ment, and cur numerous readers VIII ind il
their Interest 10 give him "a esll ,gbrn in
search Of Competing.
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The Bridal Chamber, an Essay OF WsrninL
and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new snd 70,
lishle treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary aud
Sexual Systems-Selt free, In sealed envelopes.
Address, DR.. }. sKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Ps. aprls-ll
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United States Steel Pen Works
FACTORY, CAMDEN, \. J.
r. EsTERsRooK & CO.,
50 - AfaNrFAcTTRERs.

wtpEuo1,sFs No AO3 ATch-s.. Phila-
ann No. ~ John-st-, New forE-
y AAPLES and prices on Ept LEGATION. Lots mace
- % order O. ADJ pattern or staIDg reqni ed
CAUrIoy.-l he~e Pens are Of genuine Amer can
Ulanuil0ture ard e9ls u tsish. elias. Ciiy and h1s-
ps-s % point 10 the bsst imported. fhey are
ths-fors sure TO Edn the coulience o. Inc Amer
can plble. The iae-- nils OF T slgnstlrc Is SUN
Cieni security again foreign I'M aiiOn-
- For ssle q rsial hF 81 aiioners IN the
Unitrd Slater. Z. ESTEkBk1Uk 4 CO.
octZl-6m cod
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Telegraph.
IThe Maryland Election.
COlOted Mems Convention.

Chase on the JEFF Davis Trial.
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Wholesale andR etail.
CAMERON, GRTER & co.
White Goods /!


choice aud large assortment and indeed everything requisite
a
We
which have selection In the city also al Ptous Gsnena
In
Cincun Oa %
and Phladsph, who his entire
Wei he aeo o Do tie
pieaa ali omay b.
hopst asta
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Chief Engineer Cushmen, United States
Navy, who was upon the Kearsaee when she
cIuised for aud sunk the Alabama, died
on Thursday last at his residence, in Pbi.a-
delphia.
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NEW CARPET HoUsE "A large and well as
sorted stock of Carpetings and House Fur
nishing Goods Just received and opened by
VIM. w. Berry & Co No. 81 College street
Nashville, Tenn. oct24 I'm
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The Chattanooga Gazette, Atlanta lntelil-
gencer, Macon Telegraph, Augusta O9nsll-
t.tionalist. Chronicle and Sentinel, dsliy!
Browniow's Knoxville Wing, Sprlnghe a
Mass Republican, Boston Journal balIi-
more American, weekly, received resolslIy
at L. p Cones, No 40 berry street u
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Max L. Gutmann, No. % Public Square,
is now receiving aud opening his Fall and
Winter Boots and SDoes. Best custom
made work to be found here.
Alexander Hogan would wish 10 see his
frieeds at 20 Public Square.
-ssoVS pug 5000 Inok JoI 'aIEnbS sIqnd
'O5 ON ls I,UO-i sszKasSoO dxY sHaIva0
oct 9S-9un
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oar friend Dan. Ainsworth. Arsut f,- the
Merchants Dispatch Fsst Freirbt Inc.
leaves this morning for New Orleans. gbere
he viii make srrau gements beneficial and
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