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OE ,n,oLAsst b -t+pAIRY PRODUcTs.D
Cheese, Orson McChs, 2slaad1 ,seoqnQ
ac do PeterD.McNauglIton, ob
Five ibsybdtter, Chas.sA Alfortl nqmi1eaS
Honey 10 comb, CbasoAlISrd,o 90 saia
do (gq;tio tiilThomas Wildsgunioo41
Maple sugar, Peter d. McNaughton,J
doi4noaJost,'s 6tilssge % Danl59qs'
Loaf wheat bread, Chas.rAlfom;lisiJ )
Oa do. adoN Mrs. j.. Clark asa'ioegta5
Loaf cornabre I'D, 'Jss.1F. !, Oady,q benGsJO
Maple syrup, P.D. McNaaghnoO, ,lod 0
Pear preserves, CbRs. Afford, sseAsA, o
Peach preserves, Chas. Afford, .abliVO
Dried apples, James Craig, 80
Dried peaches, Charles Afford 80
Dried currants,. CBas. Alford,, 'ofoa $50
Canned peaches, IT, Peake, 90 80
Canned grapes, H. Peake,. ~'a'e ,,9 % so
| 'Currant wine, Peter d, McNansh-"
B ton, ,oII'N srfnod'i % 90 so
oa JudgesAMs. WIN. Hathaway, lob sci
Baxter and M. Harris. .opnS % o.
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Get a Sewing Machine

Whoever intends to purchase good Family
Sewing Machine Of any kind, will do well to
caif at the News Office. We can furnish them
ut all times upon the most advantageous terms.
!, all M PRoRRIEToRs OF THE News.
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ITeorge IL. HF1uDDardj DeHIer IH
Stoves, Hardware, Guns, Iron, Nails, Spike,
Glass, Circular and Cross-cut Saws, Butchers
- Files; and Manufacturer Of Tin, Copper. and
Z Sheet-Iron Wares. Job work done cn short
notice. Corner of Washington and Eirst sts,
Grand Haven, Mich. ea ' 'tti9
The Grand Haven news., 1865-10-18

Straw cutter, Charles Saway2 bns sst5b
Chdru,best model, Nathan Philips,
do doapiC:'e. Randall, a.
Wheat cultivator, i. Peskc, op rs
Corn sisiicf, L.iPcakke;, =: ;;'s;; s; = 50 i
Wobl press, s. A. Barhes, q .ehao ~ so
do Il MtDicEihson, gD s25
Roller for general use, J, B.sC..mo
Woodwofth, ~ y .spdaaeq issd X
Bob sleigbs, ., BI. Cmwoodvor.h 4 1.
d0BN I5Peake, s'1 = 0o'ios'ia5'
Jxdges--C, B. Hatch, M. b. Millar,
~ .si,raE
The Grand Haven news., 1865-10-18

John II. Newcomb, Dealer in Dry
Goods, Groceries, Provisions, Crockery, Hard
! ware, Boots and Shoes, etc. State Street,
Mill Point, Mich.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-10-18

Ferry & Son, Manufacturers and
Wholesale aud Retail Dealersin Lumber, Shin
gles, ,Lath, Pckets, Timber &c. Business Of
fees, Water Street, Grand Haven, Mich, and
236, Adams Street, Chicago, Ill. sF ~
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BENJAMIN I. PIPER,

ere SIZE Manufacturer of A r 7
TIN, COPPER, SHEET IRON
WARE s STOVE FURNITURE.
TERMS - CASH
ODD Maskegon, }, July %, 1862. ii0N NTnl77f9
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HABp UP FOR CURRENcy.4- One of the
South Carolina railroads takes as fare,
specie, greeubacks,. corn, bacon, tnllow or
lard. Tickets must be purchased before
entering the cars, for notice warns the
passengers that 90 produce will be tax
en- by the conductors Of the train."hi -
idl G., --.s----l = - -)g@ollai
DO Mrss GILMoRE, a girl about eighteen,
daughter Of the jailor, Of Prairie .du
Chen, Wis.,, taking advantage Of tho tenn
porary absence OF her parents released
two men confined therein for steaIing and
eloped with them.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-10-18

IA The GREAT AMERIcAN DEsERr.--Hon.
w. Gilpip, who has participated in nearly
all the early explorations of the remote
West, said in a recent lecture: a""Oh,
those immense plains, once popularly sup
posed to be deserts OF shifting sand, j
found $4,000 head of aboriginal cattle,
and when we, consider the wild horses,
the elk, the bear, the antelope, and the
badgers that roam over these tracts in
boapdless profusion, we may arrive at an
idea of the number Of domestic cat0e
they will support as City sheep or five
head of domestic cattle can be supported
on what would be necessary for the sus-
tenance Of one buffalo. The soil is dry
and dusty from the fact Of the rainless
atmosphere, but they, are beautifully
smooth. Great rivers which collect the
eternal SHOWS Of the mountains course
through it, ndtheir waters can be applied
in irrigation. The vegetationis fue, del
icate grass, that forms the carpet of the
plains. This the heat and droughts cure
into hay on the ground, and it is on this
that l5O,O0O,000 animals between the
Mississippi river and the Pacific ocean are
fed.n Here, then,is IS the great reservoir
where the constantly increasing popuis-
tion Of our great cities are 70 find their
animal food.
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JLAss BLHoRF.sEs.

VIZ 49, - 'N1'f"'uii"e rn - niS3fW
CLASS BLHoRsEs.
Stallion year old, Oren McCldre,o4
Brood mare, with foal by her side, a'orih
sas Justus Stiles, lsis's&'d tisg 70 n2Aa
Brood mare, with fonl by her side '9a
.,sJ. Helelnbnrger, 4 esnat-- aeSsl
Yearling colt, G. RANGERS, in aauhl sa
do p. Maxfeld, SO
3year old gelding, David Curtis, oil so
do ai9fdo fe9 George M.'Wells, 1eai
Three year old mare, "A. Robinson, 1 SO
sbdooi do IA. Bartholomew, l @
Two year old gelding, I. B. iBilie, I'm
donrnddo Gti.iEdward Streeter, so
Two year old mare, Jocob Wilcup, ]
do 2 do John Shannon, ~ SO
Sucking colt, Justus Stiles, ,vcilo' II
do do .1GMyfon Twogood, 30
Span of horses, for work, Miner isll
Hedges, ,iasbissiI4iY
=, do do Allen Doane, ioius 81
Span carriage horses, VIM. Dewitt, a.
do do n,r M. B, Mills 8
Span Matched horses, for work, ,g
Geo. M. Miller, 's',s' ~ - !" =
Best matched road sters, Isaac Cook, 4
/ do do Martin Plilleo, g.
Three years old in harness, Ira A.oh
i Max6eld, lw lp9ssdel ~ go
Matched three years old, in har- ~
2 ness, Lie. Umpstead, 9aa','s1o1
Single roadster, id hairless oBethueI qus
Rice, lai 30 ,sojiimIoI 1aanf2s
Saddle horse, Bethuel Rice, 9a'no2'di
lido Lie. f.. Barnes, 1
Span Mules, L. s. Cooper, iIeaHYe
Judges-Rushmer Hill, Henry. EN-
rnods and +. ~. ;Rsnney. aai Naa ~
|: as .adoi ie.liil spH--+A--- ea,lon r7slnsm
CLASS CT.sHEEP. -
Fine wool buck, two years old,
f. Mhrtip PhiIleo, Eldei'1f q ga 8
Spanish buck two years Old C.!t'eo9I
eialf sai ss a'a4iR''I3 .
Spanish buck, yeariius, Myron' iiH3
haHarris, - di'oa iai ~ Da9iSa iaiis3isa
Spanish buck, three years old, N.Y. ea'1
.,}lrou Harris nahH' DIS dqidR q 2eg
Coarse wool buck, Robert Scott 1u3 81
Two do ewes, M. Dickinson, 2 ~
Two Spanish ewes, C.L. King, '2H'
Three aldo lambs, G. u. King ~
Yearling buck, M. B. Mills lT5 'p2tl
Three fine wool lambs, Peter ID. q
nMcNaughton, aolie9a eseaN sao2' '@
Two fine wool ewes, Peter ID. Nc ai'9a
Naughton, .95itrii yns y i1aG
yirJhdges4-D Daniel Thomas, Lewis w.
Gill, and p. III. Chappell. liaai e0i NV
nr asiN i-4---gd nnA esafnuoc
y yi3is,s GLASS D;---swINE.stl lglili3s
Boar Juslus Stiles, laeb lla egellis2uo
godo Thomas Stafford, dix iinl o.
Sow, Thomas Stadord,b ; a.sassoq 2&1
Sow and pigs, Oreu Hall, a!aissl 2na
|o,s Chairman efsJudges---Beh. Lillie.r
BON gFs az a--r-r7-7ai,ow bne nsic
a,t ..ela CLASS E-77RoULTRY. BOT .ggd
Cock and hens, Welman Dewitt, sc
do do Thomas Stafford, ! 25
Bantam fowls, Edwin MaxfelJ, "a 20
do do !" Miner Hedges c,s 20
"Jpayss--C g. s, Randall and W. Lille
" CLASS r-rAnM iMpLEMESrs. ~o'd
Sod plow, Lemuel Penke,
N.-.. ...ls...t.- IL. K..~oI, rE
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CLASS lH--DoMEsfIc PRODUCT Q
,ir woollen hlanketsl M. B. Millard 0

Pair woolen blankets. M. B. Millard Of
0c doel 3dosno.do .ssoldooi eslea50
Five yards flannel, Oi b. Hatch, ot
Ca do ,do1o0 nj! Dickinson,iao ios5O
5Woolen stockings, q. S.iRandaIl, H.
CO do ,bpaiiol T. ,ssmsdo snsod ob SO
lWoolen miitchs,i Peter iD.aM ob
Cd Naughton,l1 nrlih ,seolsioq Oh 80
5l do ,aodo Theron Al Hail., oh 25
0Woolen socks, Gefmah, G. ,S,iRs oldar
o. dali, .sirisll norgH ,nolon 1s,n 80
cWoolen socksc Justus StiIes,b oh 25
0Woolen SOCKS, CbniIes pAlfofd,ndgmn50
TWoolen coveflet,s sJahies Craig, H.
lWoolen covefletI Isaac .Cook,o9gaq bs5O
tWoolen yarn, Lewis Gill;, % so
5Woolen yarn, f.. S. Randall, tu Iod25
Woolen drawers Mrs, j. Rice, ecdlpD
Rag carpet, Mrs. Eliza AaWa geuiaI,
Rag carpet, Ws;J. WiItonsiatR .d,sup50
Crochet mittens, w. q. WiltDneh oh so
patchwork quilt, Warren AZ I.1besnlpig
Pair cotton hose, Miss Mp. ssa'.SS
nolds, .lbsuDH ~ r. has 30
Husk ihat, Mrs. Z. Pitman, so
JudgesiA Mrs. IT. B. LnpdlJ. Lille
and M. Dickinson " ,aplsg gstcd cwI
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES

From eight 70 twenty yearI standings wa sizaal
lrrrgTu 70 ne4errg sod ana
For u5edlc4 propertea 81 BUM - Ll73'a--s-
tory o. ths United States.
- Pruisssor peEseI' vlnaf-o HorEs On ~
Practos q Physic.
Fee reuaarEs made y ne LGio csieurllea u
Phyaick, Phiiadeiphla-
Sc rarnarrs maize b d. Ephrafm Mcdowell,
oslshraled Physician, ard member Of tle EoyA
College q 8urFsons, Ireland, and Puti.shed IN Dc
Transacaons % the Elng and Queen's Journal
See hedio0-ChIrurEcld Review, Pll.saad y
BEN ann TraFera, yellow o. ne koTai College u
Surgeons
See most % TIE lata Htsndard WORKS on uasdicius
EEtrsct Buohu.. gi.oo pr botle, OF az or s5.JU
6arsapanlla, LID 80
q hsifa dozen o. each Tor Ei2, Ehich VII b.
srfieent y cure Ne most ohadnats cases = dirso-
tons are sdhsred %
Delivered . AZ address, securely packed rom
otearvE10n-
na~Descrios sJrnptoms Ia All eonmunscnEoas
cure E1srznissd. AdTioe EratE
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alasariIte Gite 5irFftorl.
MnnlclnaI Officer.

pa
JoHS HU0H SMITH, Mayor.
WM SHANE, Recorder.
RUFus HENRY, Treasurer.
JoHS CHUBLY, City Marshal
w. H. WnKNsoS, Deputy Marshal
JAMES A. STEELE,
A Q. TUCKER,
JOIN F. INGALLS,,
JOsEPH L Ryan,
A. B. SaANKLlS, Revenue Collector
E B. GARRET, Water Tax Collector
JoHN b. SEABURY Superintendent
Water Works.
JAKEs PETIT, Assistant Superintendent
of Water Works
Dan. CUESEGHAN, First Engineer OF
Water Works
VIZ. j. SLNKARD, Second Engineer OF
Water Works.
L. n. FREEMAN, Chief OF Fire Depart
ment
Low GoRBY, Assistant Chief of Fire De
partment
WM WRIGHT, Street 0verseer.
JOIN Q. DODD, Work House Keeper.
II. l. NORyILLE, Sexton.
Thomas McCARTY, First Clerk Market
ELISHA LONG, Second Clerk Market
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The Wells OF the Company are now
producing oil.
important 10 Horsemen.

DIHE TWO ZINE TROTTISG sTALLdOEs.
L Tempest end Washing ron. y r,
VII make the preaeut seasou A. ny stan4e 20 tn-s
cIiy, commsneIug Ap ].
tempest is . 20 rlHos thorough horge1 wash
ington, Jr, IL beaut u dappe brown lhay nesd
CIV 10 - 80 ~ horssulsu for ree9musndssioa.
Bob az. and asHEs nad Est azd eularnoe az Tie
required sua.inss q Gre horsst- Any niorInEfoa
sEsfs@e@ VIZ cCREGLIUz
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SocHERS RIGHTs-Southern rirbts.
a. Illustrated by jefferson Davis. have
involved on grand scale his RIGHT of
consumption against every man, the
right 10 tax every body to any extent
the right 10 steal every man S property,
niggers and al, the right % fix bis own
price and pay in his own scrip for pur-
ohases, the night 20 appropriate, burn
aud destroy, the right TO Impris0n, shoot
or hang any pro .csrug citizen, and
lastly, the right 70 rob the banks OF
their gold, ana the right of way out OF
the Coniederacy with his plumber OF
such Southern rights we CUES the
Southern people have had enough 10
last them Tor a hundred years
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GENERAL HOSPITALS

GEN ERAL HOSPITALS
SURGEON &. P sTEAREs, z. 8 VOLS,
B1PsFintendent and Director Of Hospitals Office
"A Cherry street.
CUMBERLAND HOsPITAL,
Near Ponitenhsry. Surgeon Buriittt C-oSk. u. G
Vols, N charge.
WILSON HOSPITAL,
On Harding Pike. Asst. surg Apologize, Z. S.
Vols, u charge.
OFT0ERs' HosPTTAL
College Hi. surgeon J. l. Hero5t, U. 2. Vols
N charge.
NO. ! GENERAL HOSPITAL,
surg. B. d. Breed, U, s, Vols, IL charss.
No. 2 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
College Hi. Surgeon ). E. Herbst, q. g. Vols,
in change.
no. ) GENERAL EOsPTTAL,
5. E Cor. Pubic Square. Surgeon }. Z. LUDLOW,
Q. S. Vols.' In charge.
80. 8 GENERAL HOSPITAL
Masonic Hall, Church-strest. AGst. Surgeon
Whitehead. U. S. A., IN charge.
10. IL SMALLPOX HOSPITAL,
On the Charlotte Road. A Asst Surgeon g. ".
France II charge.
10. IA GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Near \. end G. Railroad Depot. Surgeon &. Z.
Fuller, L, g. Vols, ID charge.
NO. Is GENERAL HosPIrAI-
Corner "a inner and Lins-streets, Surgeon ".
NJ. Chamber U. 8. Vols, In charge.
NO 10 CONTRARAND HOSPITAL,
On College, between Church and Brosi-Et-astB
Asst Surgeon a. J. Comf,rt, Z. 5. V. 10 charge.
no. lS GENERAL HOSPITAL,
On Msrket-slreet between Union and Church
streets. Surgeon Pendns, Q. 6. Vols, IN charge.
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HELMBOLD's ROSE WASH.

An excellent Lotion f0r Diseases u 4 9yphlae ha'
ture, and a. "A injection 10 diseases q De urihaf
orgsns, ariang from hanits Of d.aapatoas used 70
connection with the hHsrarts b1chu sna 7sF7aF-
rI1a Ia Hlsch diseases al recommended
Eaderes o. the moot res pouaitae and fci-a--a
sha-acssr VII accompany ne Medicine.
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SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES

EEauaa zee a FL
All the goodsIu the above Lee VII 30 sold, with
ont recreation, FOR CsE D0LLAg each Certificates
er all the various articles arc placed m similar en-
welcomes and sealed. These envelopes VIII ba sent
by mall or delivered 90 our ONCE, without regard
t6 choice On receiving . certificate you slll see
what il represents, md it IL optional with you 10
send one dollar snd receive the article named, OF
any other in t1e Est Of same value. I sd Irausar-
tor by rnail We charge Tor forwarding the cert H.
Gates pay1ng postage and doing the business, IS
corts each. FrvE CER1IFIcATss val be- sent for 81 ,
FLFvEy for 90 THurT for 8; SErE-FIvz for gro /;
and CsE HUyDzED i0- so. By this mode We give
selection rom varied stock OF 6ne goods, Of tie
best make snd latest styles and OF intrinsic worth
A. nominal price, while ail have chance Of secu-
riur art cIes o. the very highest value.
We gr.a "sutee euLre satisfaction ia every instance
and Z there should Be any person dissatisfied With
sny article they may receive, they may iufnedats-
IL return 10 anu the prce VII be refunded
haUsTs.-We sll0W those acting as Agents Ten
Cents on each Certificate ordered, provided their
remittance amount 70 one Dollar.
They VII collect twenty-five cents for every CIR.
tihcais, and retaining 10 cents, remit 70 Us IS cent
for each.
ss-Addres8 GEO. DEHERrT & co,
iHul-dm sA Broadway New York
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Police Department.

Captain Of Polce-H. A. hambley.
lst Lieutenanl-Daniel E. BrchsJt
% Lieutenant "A. 6. Byron.
1T Ward-h. Thompson, Vim. Stewart, 7. n.
Scott
p Ward-John Firth, A. CrosthWa;t
Sd WaTd-J.s Miller, VI. Bonds, K. ". Garner,
Vim. DaDJey.
An hsrj-Wm. Mallory, II. y. Thompson.
9TH War1-Joseph Philips, A. J. Head, Vance
Riley.
on ward-Sam Plummer, Jas. Citizens, ]. Cav
ender, Chss Hill
9TH Wsd-Joseph Capps, J. Castle1nSn, ". B.
flanders W. Vaughan.
sth Warc-Ben smith, Thos Henderson, T. r.
NchCl, Il. b Mansfield
slh WaTd-Wm Watson, B. Mckinney. &. B
Hal, Jas. Hall.
As is's q North Of Br I'D strees-Robt F. Hodge,
D JrosLhWAt.
Assistants -outh Of Broad strset--J. ". Glover.
John L. Cot ell
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BLOODI BLOODi BLOOD
Eslmbosa's highly Coacsnsrzasd C0nPoUad
Fluid Extract saFsaparIilG
BKPHILLS.
SYPHILIS.

This 10 an aI8rdou o. he blood. and attaczs -ba
Sexual Organ, IluinEs q The Noe, Ears, Ihroa..
Windpipe, ADJ other mucus surhcea. making DO
apuaaranca in The form al Uicar4- HeImbold's IN
trset ssrEspariila puridaafhs Blood, and ramoTs-
an scsly erup-ons o. the ska uring - tns con.
DleTior a clear and healthy color. Pc beng Prefa
~ ez5rassiy i1- this clEss q compa.nts - t0ol
purifying properties ere pruaErTed n ir'asial uA
lant than zay 0tnsr preparation q Hlzla par-iz.
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''aiished plan o. Nhich can be aaer # ouv o..
And si the principal Hotels, and other puh,ie plac-S
IN tela e-tT- reiuG eng.h lF located On ths 30
rana or Tie teunes=ee rNer, I'D miles rom ~ b
u1uuths aud - the terminus q tle Nashville sus
NnrihueslezH Etsasosd. dlstAnce u = miles ton
Inst CITY, surrounded o. it o.. ~ n rIch and f-u
1ucsvc county ami beng IN almost constant rive ?
CON nuuicEtiun with msly q the most important
commercial ciues Of ne North aud Southwest
must 81 no distant day become acity q vast cue
uess lmportsnoe such an opportunity for sas 81
sud prCftane investment, is bgt seldom oHereJ .
We are The sole Agants Tor the sale q lots and Az
Cly authorised end empowered o grant Glss 30
purchasers
Inc Melville snd Norsh-Nestern Railroad " NJ
h. thoroughly repaired n the course q fee day =
when regular ulps vii b. msae bssEesn this q "
snd Johnsoay..ls A hhSTaJ trsds permit has h 20
granted.
We Will also otter 3; the trns shout 500 - ~
q rch ana heayily crnb-rsd aDG, lying II tha ia-
usedlasa vi1Eiiy - De lcWu-
v, MATT BROWN AGO.
@NH a cssE-T Ervk
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STATE MILITARY AGENCIES

STATE MILITARY AGENCIES.
For tee Relief OF Sick and Disabled Soldiers IN this
department, DC, sc.
FOR oHIO-D. Taylor. Cfice, No 4 Cherry
street, up stairs.
PENN YLVANIA.-CCl. Jss. Chambsrlin. Once.
No 4sbE Cherry street up stars.
INDIANA Col. Edw. Shaw, Ufloe, S2]S Cherry
street.
MiCBlGAN.--L. B. Willard. ohscs, No. 4s}s
Cherry street.
uLINUI5- Col. ]. II Sheets. OHics No 6 Cherry
street., y stairs.
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@ilitarg 8irEEtOrg.
Subsistence Department.

DuDractCiICO OSpoA tnsCAtS
COL A BDCKYITE, C c. g.,
Military Division Of sae Mississippi
CAPT ;. @. REED, c. C. 8,
Department Of the Cumberland Of5ce No. u
5oPth Cherry street, Vlce Col. Porter.
CAPT. sAM J. LITTLE, @ E.,
Depot CommissaTy Subsistence, Ofaes No. 10
Cherry
CAPT, P D. HENDERSON, G. &,
Posi- OoInnissary Subsistence, Office North eids
Public Square opposite Court House.
CAPT. ". Il MLY4As, C. &,
IN charge Of q. 3. Rs4zerv end D! tsIrsinV Com
rlisssry SaOsistsnse, yioe> Capt Joha g. iIyi1e
Onace 10. - CeIsT-street.
LIEUT. ;. s, GAILZNTIEE, A G. &,
IN charge Of soldiers Rest, corner Cherry and
Church-streets, vlcs Lieut.. Henry King.
CAPT. D. B. LaAIOREEu c. g.,
In change Of Rect Cattle, wee Capt GlOver-also
in charge o. Herdmen, SWt3es. g vice Lent. Z.
& HOLSTER. uffce near Lover Landing
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la'g and well assorted stock OF Furni
w -na Aa'Faasea fer sale by wssklsy L
lf'ea' Ne u North College street. m
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SEQ Reward.

CTOI EN- or rtrayed ron spring Hnl, Tennessee,
= On The uighI o hia CD 10, less. TWO huRs
hUlAEa. CO. dark, the o hrr light sorral Bosh
Wsrs hraBd-d A. h OF the neok md rnmp. Thay
we're about eteesD hnds b 81 any psrson returs-
tHE thsyu - us a. Co umnss, Teun.- Vii rasa-us
fss aboTe reward Any infcrms1on "a recsrd e
thSn isA q tkst sGsa vH - EEftzbS rewarded,
arssa-1vs J. n. ANESf,
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EOSL:
PUsr DraFESsARy.-So- i South Cherry st. Sur.
geon Vim. Threlksld, L. S. Vols, attending 1 Il
Gers and the IA ri les
Surgeon r. ". sPAuLrSe 1Oth Mich Vols, Medical
director OF Post Forces, once No. Is College 81
POsT HOsPIsL-Corner Of Cherry snd Elm sts.
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bAMAAITAN'B GIFT,
Sent By msl N a PLAIN envelope.


BLOOD. BLOOD. BLOOD.
Scr0fula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters,
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or VeneriaI
Diseases, etc.
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES
- Is offered % the pubic as positive cure
SlPH Ills OR NFNERIAI. Diseases ~ "A
Va ans ROOT AND herb JUICES IS ths
most Potent, certain and efisIal remedy ever nm,
scribed; Q, reaches and eradlca.ss everv nsris ~
me Teneresl poison, 80 that the cure + thorouro
AID permanent. Take shea Of this Pll77-yir- Ref,-
-! snq e As'lei' and not transmit 70 your poe
'eTlty that for whch you msy repent in afer yseTs
DO NOT DESPAIR
Although you may Be pronounced fucurshls. The
Ntslee Of impurities nom she system IS well As al
.la oat effects Of mersurv
FEEALESI FEMALEsI!
Ia many affections with which numbers OF Fe-
males suffer. the ROOT AND HERB JUICES il
most hapFLy adsptel-iu Ulceratei Uterus in rl.
eorrh0--- no beS~uE doun. FgIIi-- III fr,a' ,,7,h
Ieo-i'y, and Tor al. complaints Incident to the ser,
Samaritan's Wash
Is, n case o, syphilis used in copup,tiop with
'- m u, ,' sll heFo Juices Fun directions
me ellcScJ % these remeiIes De- ak. s-zr,o,-t-
sIgJu GL physcans and patients They sra ussj
many OF our brave soldiers. ~ No'-'n
F'Jzs ~ Balaa,c-s Ss-.
WHAT TIE SURGEONS SAY or Tgr G.
NAHITANS REJFEDTrc
"Posr HosrTrs1, Fogr N,uzB.r7l
hAlrlore, Nd, Feb. g 1854. I
~ have grest sS-I.tsct1u IN stst=r, $50 I ~.
used % III Sg-c-tT1 Rsrsa9.s'' f1- 49, ~
el-e IN IL mos, customary form: tbsf Z 49, -
tlen2 Eitn judi -usul, discretion and phonetic e.
nave found them % respond b. nv q1tI,.J.i. ~,
promptly s1I 5-iecr1aliv Eaogrl15 thor .s..,,,.-
Iagn, h've the fullest confidence En- their ef5sstv
an 2 e L'r rs my use of them extends recommend
them strongly. AlrrrD d 49,
assistant surgeon 9Th New York Vols.'
Let u be understood that these remedies are a.
recornrnen-ec end VII positively cure the disease
ioC which tEoy are offered
p, Prce o. Male Packages SsmSritan's GIN 500:
so cents. wen
sold by ". J. 3 c. ". SMITH. nruz5s,z.
Nosuer ChGr snd Vine streets.
NAsHyILIE. ILys.
Desmond a Co., Propresors, sI5 Rscs streets.
Philadelphia
jali8-dm.
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FEEALESI FEMALEs!I

Al,llougn you may BE- pronounced Iucurahis, the
samaritan Root and Hero Juices vii remove svsv
NesLee OF impurities nom Ihe system IS well As al
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II Ilaut at7ruons Win winch NUMBER Of Pc
mae suffer, the ROOT AND HERB ~ CES il
most hsppi.y adspte1-iu Uleergfeli TT--Trs In -
TTeltiL-.7 DO teSru- o0un, Falling Of the womb.
-so.4'J' ana Tor al complaints Incident % the sex
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TIE EMPIRE OF MEXICO.

Important Debate in the French
Legislature.
Speech Of the Minister Of State.
The Views Of the Government on
The Question.
The French army Not 10 be
Withdrawn.
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Auction Sale
OF Building Lots in the City Of
J0hnS0nViIIe.
Town of JohnsonviIle.

On thursday, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Nav
ntl, 18th snd I3h, we Viii offer for sale on he me
rni-s large number Of Building Lots N ne thllv-
uiT and prou1ls.nr
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REFERENCFE.

REFERENCES.
state, County, and Nashville City Officials.
Members Of the two branches of the Nash
vile City Legislature.
Editors and Publishers Of Nashville Citv
Daily Papers.
Poet Master, Ealhvius, Tennessee.
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OF HARTFORD.

THE PHENIE entsrs the present year better
than ever Preusred Tor service and duty, in the line
o. Us profession, WITH enlarged isciIues for the
TRANSACTION Of business,
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Take nc Faaar1, Mercury, or Unpleasant ulo1fs.a,
Tor unpleasant and dangerous tIsasasa.
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Samaritan's Wash

ls, Ia case o, Syphilis. used in corrupctiop with
me Root and herb Juices. Fun diraet5ors
Inc eihcscy q these remedies h. sIi,- .,l-r,o,vt
etg5d py phys.cans snd patients. they are ussj
many OF our brave soldiers. - He'i'n
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FOR sALE--lhat entire block on North side of
Oecsr street between Cherry street snI ne a lev
On ths vest running through 20 the Theatre
These valuable business I1-e ifss M -. - =,
Tonts on both streets 20 SUIT puror ssorz, and we
ofier them al prices which md lces US 70 believe
that purchasers I1sy expect an advance OF leo ra-
cent On cost.
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FOR sALE-The pretty Block Of Stores. stories
hgh, on summer street, corner OF Union street
now rented SO $780, thi8 years rent wiz Be "a
ken a. part payment,