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LOODt BLOODI BLOOD
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Fluid Extract Sarssparllla
BXRHILIS.

This is AZ affection Of the blood, and sttacks tbs
Sexual Organs, Innings Of the Nose, Ears, Throat,
WlBdpipe, and other mucus surfhcss, making Is
appearance in the fonn Of Ulcers. Helmbolds E1-
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United States Direct Taxes.

OFFIcg UNITED STATES DIEEcT TAI CoannssIosER,
DISTRICT o. TISEEssEE, ?
NASHVILLE JAN'Y 10 1856.
TTNHE QUOTA OF Object TAXES DUE FROM
the County Of Davidson, in the State Of 1eune.
see under the set Of Congress approved August
1851, has been sppOrtiOned ard charged uPon fii
the lands and lots Of ground IN said County OF pa-
wilson, pursuance OF the set Of Congress entitled
San act for the collection Of dreci taxes inin-ur-
rect0nsry districts within the Unitsd ates and Tor
other purposes" approved June :, lsoz
The taFe. thus olssrred may be paid within sixty
days nom this date into the Treasury Of the gnited
State or 70 the Commissioners a. thsir once n
RP FERRY,
DELANO Z. SMITH.
no 3. RODG EHss
jaalo-2m. Connissi0aars1
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HeImbold's Extract Buohu,
FOg WEAgSESsEa
ARISING rom Excesses, Habits Of dissipation. Eariy
lndscreGou, or Abuse


ATrESDED WITH THe FOILOEISG sKEPFoNs.
IndlspOsitiJu % EEertiOn Loss Of Power
Loss % Memory, lifSeulty OF Breatniag
Weak Nerves, Trembling, al
Horror 81 Diseases Waxeiulness.
Dimnesz Of NisiGn Pain IN The Back
Universal Lessltude Oithe Finishing Of the Body, VC
muscular System, ETupbOns on the Face, .
Hot Hands. Psl.id Countenance,
Dryness Of the skin
These symptoms, if allowed 10 20 on. which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follow
IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
none Of which the patient may expire. Who can
say that they are no, frequently followed by those
"dreadful diseases"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION
Many are aware Of the cause Of their SUFFERING,
but none vii confess. The records Of the Insane
AsylUms and the melanchOly deaths by eonsung-si'
ton, lear ample witness 20 the truth u the a.
ton. q ~e-
THE CONSTITUTION, ONCE AFFECTED W.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
requires the sid Of medicine 20 strengthen and in
vgOrste the system, which RELMBOLD'S tx.
TRACT BUCAU nysrisbly does. tria viii cOn.
vince the most skeptical.
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES,

From eight % twenty years Standing, with names
known 10 science and anne.
For medical properties u Buchu, see Dispslsa-
tory Of the United States.
See Professor Devices valuable works on ths
Practice Of Physic.
See remarks made . the late celebrated Or.
Physick, Philadelphia
See remarks made BY Dr. Ephra,m Mcdowell,
celebrated Physician. and member OF the Royal
College 81 Surgeons, Ireland and published 10 ths
Transactions Of the King and Queens Journal.
See MedlcO-Chirgrgeal Review, Published By
Benjamin IraTers, Yellow Of the Royal College Of
Surgeons.
See most Of the lste standard works on medicine.
Extract Buchu .--Sl.O0 per bottle, or fd1 for $50
sarsaparilla, LOO so
Or half a dozen Of each for sIZ vhssh WI b
sufficient b cure The most Obstnsfs casss Il dIrsc.
tons are adhered -.
Delivered to any address, securely packed nom
observation.
S@-Descrbe symptoms n al communicated.
Cures guaranteed. LdVics ErEtis
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Uaited States of Ameriea.

MIDDLE DISTRICT or TENNESSEE, NO. %.
HORACE H. HARR isON, ESQ, Z. s. ATTOR-
III ney for said District, hay ng filed an ntoTms
uou ia the District Court Of the United States for
sad street on Decsfnber 81 1864, against all the
estate and property, moneys. stocks and credits
q Y. 4. Stevenson formerly Of said District, the
same being particularly enumerated and described
10 said Information, which alleges that he same has
been seized IN SAID District on land forfeited 10 the
United States because said V. K stevenson cont
ued 70 sid and abet the existing rebellion against
the Government OF the United States aner the ex-
piratOn Of the sixty lays Of grace given him 10 re-
turn 70 his allegiance by the Presidents Prociama-
ton issued July Is, 1562 in pursuance Of the act Of
Congress approved July II, 1862, and entitled Gan
Aot 70 Suppress Iusurrect on. 20 Punish Treason
and Rebellion 10 Sc "a ard COnfscste the Property
Of Rebels snd for other purposes, praying FOR The
usual process and monitor
Nov, therefore, pursuant TO the unOnitiOn Of ssid
Court hereby publicly cite al persons interested
ia said properly 70 appear before said Court az the
Federal COur Room, in the Capitol az Nsshvils. OF
the Sd Monday 10 April next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
then and there to PROFOUND their CLAIMS aud make
thelr allegations. K. r. GLASCOCK,
iau3-l4t y. s. Marshal Mid Dist. Of Tenn
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Speciality.

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ma, Wsrtraee, Shelbyvills, Chattanooga
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~ All communications promptly an
sWsrsd.
Mr.. ". r. CORNELIUS Is authorized 10
refer to me. He is e gentleman Of integrity,
snd will perform eli that hs undertakes OF
promises,
ANDREW JOHNSON,
Military 6oYsFRog.
Jan 1T
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All letters advertised are subject 70 81 extrs
charge OF che cent. Persons ealing for them VII
please be prepared with the necessary change.
Persons calling FOR these letters vii please say
they are sdTerased, and I'VE the date Of list.
AL ietSer8 nct taken out IL one month wiz Be-
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The List Of uncansi for Letters has been
assigned 70 the Nashville USIos, BY Post
snssters Lindsley, for the year 1885, IS the
paper having the largest circulation, in
GLIDING the srmy.
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" Bodies Embalmed."

Having secured the services
Of d.. z. II. LEWIS, Of New
York, land more recently from
the Army Of the Potomac, } for
embalming Of the dead, by Dr..
Holmes American Process,
acknowledged to be the best,
and only true process in the
United States, viii nave bodies
embalmed when desired.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Rs-aiaire ~ TIE Easfpille F'st o55es
"wednesday. January, IL. 1903
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FEMALEs. FEMALEs. FEMALEs.
Take no baissH, Mercury, or unpleassnt medicine,
for unpleasant and dangerous diseases.
HeImbOId's Extract Buchu
CURES
SECRET DISEASES

in ali their stages; at lssle expense; Little or na
change in dieti no ircodFenienee,
AND 30 EXPOSURE
IL causes frequent desire, and gives strength 70
unnsle, thereby removing Instructions, preventing
and curing structures Of the Urethra, sllsying pain
and Inflammation, so frequent 10 this class Of dis
eases, and expeiliug POISONOUS, DISEASED
And EORNOUT WAITER.
Thousands upon Thousands
WHO HAYE BEEN TIA VICTIM OF oUACKs
and Who have pad HKA " FEES 20 be cured hi
. sho-t time, hsys found they we're deceived, ami
that the POISON" has, By tie use Of Powered
been drlet up In the system, 70 breaz
out n an aggravated sorn, AID perhaps at1T mar
rage
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w. r. CORNELIUS,
Government Undertaken,
DEALER Is ALL KINDS GF METALLIC
BURIAL CASES AID
Zinc Collins.

Will attend promptly 70 the
transportation Of bodies, or
giving any information re-
garding DECEASED Soldiers.
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AFFIDAVI1I

Personally sppesTe1 oafOEs ne a. AIdsruan Of
The city Of Phllsie phia, n. 4. Helmbo!d Who b.
i0g duly sEorns doth say hls preparations contain
10 nsrcoec, 10 mercury, OF other INJURIOUS drugs,
bu1 are purely vegetable Il. r. HEI.hfBOLU
Sworn and subscribed before ne, this sd dzY
November, 1871. Mn. p. HIBBARD
Alderman, sth-strset, above Rae Pths.
Address letters FOR Information 10 conhdsnes.
r. T. HELMBOLD, Chemist
Depot l04 south Tenth-stresi
Below Chestnut. Philadspha
BEWARE Of COUNTERFEITA
AND uSPRACIPIED DEALERa
Who endaaVOr TO dispose 'eOF THEIR OWN sut
"otner ar'lsles on the reputation attained b.
Halmnold's 6enuine PTeEAratons
Extract Buchu,
darasparilia
go. Improves Hose Wasks
sod ~ AL Bf1ggists everywhere.
AK FOk HkLABOLDS-TAKR NO OIHEFs
cas- out the adFeftise7aant aBd ssnd hoF ft alN1
AHoLD L4pOST a1oA9AED ExF2sgRE.E
I1s 1o-19
The New York herald., 1865-03-18
THE LEFT WING.
pIr. n. ID. Westfall's Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS, Lsrr wfro,
FAyErrkvIiIx, N. c., March II, 1865.

TIE % SOUTH CAROLINA.
Tho left wing Of the Army Of Georgia invaded South
Carolina on tho Goth Of January thirty days after Ito
trumpha entrcs into Savannah General Howards wing
moved around 10 Beaufort somewhat earlier than that
date Your correspondent with that column will detail
It's movements Two divsions-Jackson's and Wards
OF tho Twentieth corps, crossed tho Savannah river at
the city on the 2oth and plunged into tho swamps Of
South Carolina General Geary's division ordered
to 20 TO Sisters ferry sixty miles above Savannah BY
tho Georgia road Williams travelled up the South
Carolina shore tho others up tho Georgia bank without
incident, but laborousy tll Saturday January 2s, whom
JEFF Davis reached the ferry. Steamboats, with sup
plies were up tho TO that point 80 that after
concentration the left wing might cut loose from civil
zaon again with plenty OF provisions There plenty
OF water In the river and piles Of stores
accumulated at Sisters ferry.
Hero week Of unrcmitting toI-when soldicrs wadcd
about in mud mp 70 their waists choppng lifting and
readng orp doespasscd before the road VIII ch
the troops 70 march In condition General VII.
ians with his two divisions had come up 10 Roberts
vile meanwhile, and waiting 10 open communiea
ton KllpatncAis command crossed the pontoon into
South Carolina The 80 Of February, and succeeded
reaching dry South Carolina ground AMI moved rapidly
oH INTO South Carolina space IN the direction 81 AIKEN
General slooum who had labored DAY and night 70 gst
The New York herald., 1865-03-18
THE RIGHT WING.
Mr.. ID. p. Conyngham's Despatch.

FAYETTEVILLE, March IL 1896.
At length Sherman after his great and successful cam
paign through the interior Of South and North Carolina
has established communication with the coast by way Of
ths Cape Fear river The campaign has been attended
with extraordinary results, the details Of which
give
sHERMAS's TACTICS
This campaign is not to be judged by hitherto recog
nized military precedents for Sherman has proved him
sef not only great fighter and nanker but also great
Strategist he has inaugurated new code Of tactics
which has completely bewildcred and defeated
Nhe enemy. He has discarded the old eheto
style OF sitting down before natural barriers
and fortified places to take them by assault tire them
cut by siege Had he done SO, slow and solemn indeed
would be march. Discarding such movements, he
swcpt over the country in separate columns When ono
column struck natural barrier or fortified position
smother swept by IT, thus nankng and compelling the
enemy to clear out
OBSTACLES ENCOUNTERED
The opening campaign 10 Atlanta was through coun-
y bcset with natural obstructions OF the formid-
able kind Though of different nature, those we en-
eOuntcred through Carolina we're no less difficult
Though we had Buzzard Roost Kennesaw TO scale,
We had wide rivers whose sedgy, cosy banks were
flooded for miles with dismal swamps Through these
had either TO build roads cross on single cause.
way barely sufficient for four men abreast The heads OF
those, In many cases. were strongly guarded and In.
srenched
SOUTH CAROLINA nRAGoADouo AND THE prsuIr
After all the vauntng gasconade OF the Southern press
and people south Carolina lies PROSTATE at our
feet Georgia They boastcd the opening OF sher
mans campaign through Carolina that the great Palmetto
State would whip the pusanmous ederas, though thoy
were desertedby all the other States. Aasi for human
degeneracy or, rather human humbug, this State Of
Spartan heroes covered before the onward sweeping
march Of shermans legions Two months have scarcely
passed since the Charleston Mercury said 'Souh
Carolina don't intend 10 be conquered She intends "a
hght She don't intend TO be hampered and turned
70 the enemy. It Is the imbecilo who Is sick at heart
1t is the coward whose stomach rs weak. We want nc
shilds payn After oil this hfalutIn braegadoco the
Palmetto chivalry shrink before The brave
hearts and manly arms Of Sherman's soldiers.
This wonderful State, that has hatcbed and
nursed from the beginning and that has worke,
~sf ato such fury M sshs Of The Yankee lcgions has
The New York herald., 1865-03-18
Over Fifteen Thousand White and Black
Refugees Set Free.
KIlPATRICKS GRAND CAVALRY BATTLE.
II Proves to be Sheridan's Victory S.
Cedar Run on a Small Scale.
Hampton's Troops Caught Plundering
Kilpatrick's Camp and Whipped
In the Act,
&C., Sc, sc.
Mr.. Thomas M. Cooks Despatch.

Mfs TnOm00 M COOKS OeSpAtch.
WILMINGTON, March 13 1865
now OoxxuM0ArloN OPENED BETWEEN GENERALS TERRY
AND SHERMAN
Dispatches from the special correspondents OF the NEw
xoRK HERALD who accompanied General Sherman 60
orward on the steamer Arago These dispatches
ths whole ground up to the arrival of the grand army
u Fayetteville.
On the In this city Of the arrival Of Shcr
man at Fayetteville, General Terry at despatched
steamer up the river 70 open communication The deli
cate duty Of penetrating in unarmed boat hum
ared and twenty miles into the cnemy's country, was
committed by the Chief Quartermaser, Brigader General
Dodge to Captain Andrew Answorth captain Of the port
Captain Answorth started Saturday afternoon at two
O'Clock in the steam tug Davidson. After proceeding
some distance up the river the tug to the bank
and took on a quantity Of cotton bales, which
afforded a safe bulkhead against musket balls
Tho vessel proceeded along however, without
dihcuy until within about twelve miles Of Fayetteville
when body Of rebel cavarymen appeared the banks
Of the narrow stream and opened upon them with
musketry. The vessel, however kept on her way nin
ured by the fire. and reached Fayetteville after
daylight on Sunday morning.
General Sherman had arrived few hours previously,
md had established his headquarters at the arsenal
captain Answorth delivered his dispatches and receiv
ng others In return started back in the edge Of the
evening. In descending the river the gunboat Eolus
vas met going up, about twenty miles below Fayette-
Vile.
This afternoon General Dodge went up TO have
ference with General Sherman in regard to the vast
Eowd Of refugees negroes deseers and prisoners that
mcumber the train Of the army II is understood that
hese to be at transferred 10 the Of Major
General Terry at this place. to be by him disposed Of as
circumstances may dictate am also informed that
General Sherman will halt ct Fayetteville only long
enough to relieve himself OF these encumbrances
The New York herald., 1865-03-18

speech 70 6cueTnl SneFmhn on
the city II was rather mortifying TO them TO have IL
unceremoniously occupied BY some foragers.
LYNcH's CREEK.
sideraby swollen by the frcshets Major General Hazen
had 70 build bridge two hundred yards and corduroy
impossible % 70 ponsoon 3Ss division crossed lat. a Teller
creek. Black creek had also to be pontooned tho
water extended over one hundred yards beyond tho
bridge.
Captain Duncan, rNeenh Illinois, with his company,
the Fourth Ohio sdependent and some fifteen men OF
the Signal corps encountered the Seventh Carolina cavalry
mellow, and had sharp skirmIsh with them, In
which had three and lieutenant Quinn chief Of
General Howards scouts, badly wounded. The rebels
had Ave killed. including Acting Brigadcr General Aiken
The Seventeenth corps crossed the creek at youngs
bridge two wadng through the water They also
had TO bridge the creek and corduroy quarter OF
mle Next day (2sth they moved within thirteen miles
Of Cheraw, crossing Black creek at lrDonalds, and
passing near Sugar Loaf Mountain.
On the Sd they marched on Cbcraw Mowers division,
being in advance skirmshed with the enemy The rebels
burned Colts bridge, on Thomas creek and disputed the
passage for some time. Mower opened few pieces OF
artillery, and pushed bis right 70 Cheraw The enemy
fed over the Grcat peedee firing the bridge which they
had covered with rosin, after them General Mower
took possession Of the town. establishing brigade as
provost guard
our mounted infantry Ninth Illinois and Twenty ninth
Society HILL driving the rebels from tho town. Aud
cocded In burning train OF and the railroad depot
aud also in tearing up q mile Of the track
CfERAw
This place Ia near the northern Inc Of the State Is
about one hundred and nifty miles from Charleston and
ninety from Columbia II Is pleasant looking town,
with near two thousand inhabitants II on the Grea,
Pedee river and AZ tho hea Of the steam navigation
Hero captured twcnty five peccs OF artillery among
which was Bakely thirtytwo roundcr gun, with the
inscrpiion:-"Io the Sovereign state Of Carolina By
citizen abroad, March g. 1901. y
We also captured twelve cars, locomotive, eighteen
tons % powder several thousand baes Of cot on and
large supply Of stores In The hospitals found aboti
two hAndrcd prisoners. fow buildings we're on hre
when We entered the town, but the IRE was mined u
them We burned tho railroad den0t and BUILDINGS
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-11-02

During eight months, the sdBscriber, in the course of his lalge practice, made on TWICE re- jected applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS, Ev. by the Commissioner of Patents.
 --Sdha Q1FAAS 1l5 R. H. EDDY Jan. lS66' ,.'' 1y38
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-11-02

NfOW WE HAVE THEM, The best 4V VlaYoung Hysen, Japanese, English Break osiysd ead, aaa at o BisHoP S sHpeWleRs WI I I' , vifC l1oY-R9E .asJoH aIaIa ,u EoIfATa
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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-11-02

FaSHIS Company is intended to combine all A the advantages to be derived from the experience of Life Insurance Companies both in this Country and in Europe. .H .5.'
 Being controlled by Directors pecuniarily in terested in it's welfare, with an abundant cap ital and economy in it's management, it is en- abled to offer security to the insured surpassed ly no other Company. '--. s;n .
 It is liberal and accommodating to its pat
 rons, careful in the selection of it's risks, and will guard it's funds as sacred trust for the Directors John s. Rice, Ezra Hall, Allyn s. StilIman. Saml E. EllmofesW. H. D. Callen-- der, .Lucius J. Hendee, Horace Cornwall, H. K. w. Welch, Abner Church. Win. H. Post.
 President JOHN s. RICE. 7i.5''1 .'.. -z ,
 Secretary- E. ELMoRE .'@tI .t'.
 Examiming Physieian P. M Hastings, M. D.
 July 20, 1865. '.'.!'il '&;+ 1y ~