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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-06-29
KILLING AN ENE MY.
BY T. 5. ARTHUR.

"That man will be the death OF me yet,"
said Paul Levering.
He looked worried, but not angry.
''Thee means Dick Hardy Z"
eyes"
"What has he been doing to thee now 2"
The questioner was friend named
Isaac Martina neighbor.
"He's always doing something, friend
Martin. Scarcely day passes that /
don't have complaint of him. Yesterday,
one Of the boys came and told me that he
saw him throw stone at my new Durham
COW, and strike her in the head'
"That's very bad, friend Levering.-
Does thee know why he did this Was
thy Durham trespassing On his grounds 2"
"No; she was only looking over his
fence. He has spite against me and
mine, and does all he can to injure me-
You know the fine Bartlett pear tree, that
stands III the corner of my lot adjoining
his property.
eyes"
''Two large limbs, full of fruit, stretch
ed over on his side. You would hardly
believe 1t, but it's true. | was out there
just now, and discovered that he had
sawed off these two fine limbs that hung
over on his side. They lay down upon
the ground, and his pigs were eating the
fruit"
"Why is Dick so spiteful TO thee,
friend lowering? He doesn't annoy me-
What has thee done to-him ?'
Nothing of any consequence"
"Thee must have done something. Try
and remember"
81 know what first set him out. 1
kicked an ugly dog of his once. The
beast, half starved at home, I suppose,
was all the while prowling about here,
and snatching up everything that came in
his way. One day, came upon him
suddenly, and gave him a tremendous
kick that sent him bowling through the
gate. Unfortunately, as it has turned
out, the dogs master happened to be pas
ing along the road. The way he swore at
me was dreadful. [ never saw a more
vindictive face On the next morning,
splendid Newfoundland, that | had raised
from pup, met me shivering at the door,
with his tail cut off. | don't know when
l have felt so badly. Poor fellow his
piteous look kaunts me now. | had no
proof against Dick, but have never doubt
ed as TO his agency in the matter. La my
grief and indignation | shot the dog, and
SO put him out of my sight" =
"Thee was hasty in that, friend Lever
ing" said the Quaker.
"Perhaps l was, though l have never
repented the act. l met Dick few days
afterwards. The grin of satisfaction
on his face accepted as an acknowledge
ment of his mean and cruel revenge
Within a week from that time one of my
cows had horn knocked Off"
"What did thee do z"
e'I went to Dick Hardy and gave him
a piece Of my mind"
"That is, thee scolded, and called hard
names, and threatened"
"Yes-just so, friend Martin"
"Did any good come of it ,"
"About as much good as if | had whls-
tied to the wind"
GLOW has it been since 2"
"No change for the better. 1t grows,
if anything, worse and worse. Dick ne7-
Or gets weary of annoying me"
"Has thee ever tried the law with HIM,
friend Levering? The law should pro-
ect thee"
ooh yes; I've tried the law. Once
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Hea- A very disastrous fire occurred in
Harrisburg on the morning of the 18th
inst, destroying property to the value of
$4,000 Among others the type of the
Telegraph printing Office was destroyed.
BA- There is said to be an organized
band of Southerners in this State, called
the "White Ghosts" whose object is the
wholesale robbery of our citizens. Look
out for them
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EBENsRURG MAILS.

MAILS ARRIVE.
Eastern. daily, at 1900 o'clock, noon.
Western, at 1900 o'clock, noon.
MAILS CLOSE.
Eastern, daily, at o'clock, T. NJ.
Western, I" at 8 o'clock, P. NJ
rra. The mails from Newman's Mills, Car
rolltOwn, &c, arrive on Monday, Wednesday
ar9 Friday of each week, at 3 o'clock, P. n.
Leave Ebensburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at O'Clock, A. NJ
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EhENsBURG BOR. OFFICERs

IL. AT LARGE.
Edmund J. Waters. '' : AsfiS0h hinkead'
S1rgess-C. 81 T. Roberts
LIov5 ovd'05 6.I;g ID;gTf4etors-Philip s. Noon, Abel
Jones R"Tiu ~ .. Jones, Hugh Jones, VIM. NJ.
''y' 1'ea'1Ter-Geo. W. Oatman.
c,.,.,, EAST WARD.
TTooa'td5te-Morris To Peat
Jno 'DI I Sil-E. SSoancil-E. Hughes, Eyan Griffith,
ThsmnsoTr' T'"nS' VIM. D. Davis, Maj. John
7hoTpo,' hao1,p,''o''-Richard R. Tibbott, Robert D.
A,,.'.g Election-Daniel o. Evans.
-'''''''r-J. A. Moore.
C WEST WARD.
T-s'aots-Thos. J.Williams.
yr,.aA GounciL-Isaac Crawford roros D
Ostman. ~ Ni''eii' H. hlnkead, George w.
Judg, ds,ort;IRobert of r, Evans, Jno. f. ScanIap
A,,S'.g Etect'on.-John D. Thomas
0T'-Capt. Murray.
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B9- Edmund Rufin, of Virginia, who
will be remembered as the man who fired
the first gun on Fcrt Sumter, blew his
brains out, near Richmond, on the 18th.
A statement was found among his papers
to the effect that he preferred death to
living under the United States Govern
ment.
ga Mrs. Seward, wife of Secretary
Seward, died in Washington city on the
2lst. She was aged sixty years.
19- FoId's Theater has been sold to
the Young Mems Christian Association of
Washington for 100000
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SOCIETIES. sc.

meets n "T;TSummit Lodge No. 812 AVN
fourth Tnessaonl masonle Hall, Ebensburg, on the
Pm tuesday of each month, at u O'Clock,
OF. meet. Highland Lodge No. 42s I. O.
every WSSs We5s IN Odd Fellows Hall, Ebensburg.
Tempe Highland Division No "A Sons of
eas6r,g4 4uSe ICE meets in Temperance Hall LIE En- Ol
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lSANs OF SUBSCRIPTION
TO
THE ALLEGHANIAN -
:, $3.50 IN ADVANCE,
a. fHE END OF THE YEAR.
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have noticed en- advertisement in the
different city papers, headed, "Second An
nual issue Of the Nashville City Directory p
This is done to mislead the business men OF
the city, and give the impression that the
party had either bought out my interest in
the Directory, or to make them believe that
/ would not get out a Directory for 1866.
They tried to get the use of my name for
the Directory, but this ! refused neither
would 1 agree to engage them on the Direc-
tory, which l propose getting up in the
Spring Of 1866. This was done on account
of their incapability Of managing a work
Of the kind, as well as other business in
which we were formerly connected besides,
the party who is getting up the Directory is
not a resident OF Nashville, and therefore
would not take the same interest in the
mater as a citizen of the city would
write this in justice to the public as we'll
as myself
Respectfully, R. d. SINGLETON,
Publisher Nashville Directory.
oct4-tf
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sHocTISG AcCTDEEF.--A fatal accident oc-
CURED yesterday about two O'Clock on tht
Tennessee and Alabama railroad near the
Eaton station, by which ons man was killed
and another ones arm broke. Itseems that
some prisoners were being removed from
the prison in 3 wagon, with Thomss Porch
as guard, and as they were crossing the
railroad the train, outward bound, struck
the wagon, throwing Porch some distance
ahead on the track, the cars passing over
his body al the middle, causing instant
death. The Coroner informs US the BODY
was hardly recognizable, and the finding Of
the jury was that the accident was caused
by The carelessness Of both parties, the en-
gineer, and the guard, who was killed.
Thomas Porch is the son Of Esquire Porch.
a well known citizen ofthis county. Young
Porch was about thirty-two years CT age,
and has been in the army for two years.
His body was taken to the house Of Mrs.
Sullivan, his aunt, and properly cared for.
The negro driving the train had an arm
broken, aud was seriously wounded in the
right leg. One mule was killed, the wagon
broken TO fragments, aud we only wonder
how the other parties escaped without in
jury. thU
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The advertiser having been restored t
health in few weeks, by very simpl,
remedy, alter having suffered several year.
with q severe lung affection, 2nd that dread
disease, Cousumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means o.
cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy
Of the prescription used, (free Of charge,
with directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find sure cure fol
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c. The
only object of the advertiser in sending the
prescription is 10 benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which be considers &c
be invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as it will cost them
nothing and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WmsON,
williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
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CITY NEWS.


sEcEETAKr's OFFICE, Oct 20, 1865.
To The Editors Of fse Union For severs
days past my Official conduct has been wan
tonly aaSailed BY q few reckless men IL
the House Of Representatives. The posi-
ton Of these men as Representatives emit
ties them 20 notice.
The member from 0yertoa, am inform
ed, charged me with collecting two dollars
on al commissions issued from my Office.
This is known 10 be untrue by every officer
in the State holding appointment under the
present Governor, and by no man better
than the speaker himself, IS every civil
officer in his county is so appointed.
The member from Hamilton, without
knowihg, suppose, whas he was saying,
proclaims that ! an receiving salary Of
from s. 900 TO Sl0,oO0 per annum. regret
that there is not some Eemblauce OF truth in
this mans wild rawlings. The accidental
circumstance Of recognizing a number Of
counties by appointment, and the fact that
a number Of Justices will be 10 commission
next spring, will probably increase my sal
ary 20 near a, 600 for the first year Of my
otcial term. For the second year Of my
term my salary snd fees will not exceed
S2sOO, when I shan probably be compelled
10 resign.
The same individual as well as the learned
member from Marshall gave it as their legal
opinion 10 the House, that / am not entitled
70 sny fee on Justices commissions. The
latter person came into my office in my alb
sence and protested against exacting any
such fee from some Of his constituents. II
these profound statesmen will turn TO the
acts Of ls5Q-60, at page So, they will find
that the Secretary Of State is entitled "to
one dollar FIR ntIesting with his signature
] u -. IL 81 a.,
pers, and that the Zee Of Justices commits
SONS s expressly recognized. ! am charg-
ing the same fee that Mr.. East and Mr.. Ray
chSrgsd, and that all my predecessors had
right 70 charge.
I,desm this statement necessary, because
people at q distance may suppose these men
70 be eespsctabie.
A. J. FLETCHER,
Secretary of State.
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REcORDER's CouRT.--This court was well
sttended yesterday, and thirty-eight hard
eases were tried and settled, 70 the pecu.
Eiary benefit Of the city. Drunkenness, al
gsusl, was the prevailing disease. james
Elliot, Wm. Louis, Ham Banks, c. D. Car.
isp, and II. Henderson, for drunkenness and
dsorderly conduct, fined I've dollars each
lsnes Hicks (eols, fined five dollars fol
dfunkenness and Indecent exposure Of his
peuon. G. B. Moorehssd, J. B. Paulding,
aud John W. Rees, fined five dollars each
10 drunkenness. Geo. Warden, disordsrly,
i've dollars. W. p. Rooney, drunk and in
qeetnt exposure OF person, lined five dollars.
S&ne smith, COLI keeping . disordsrly
eSass hned Ave dollars. Dennis Denavan,
qnuk, Eve dollGu. Matte Moore, fined
I'VE dollars Tor disorderly conduct. Henry
5I4'agm, George Frost, and Peter Seymour,
s.1sS and disorderly, lined five dollars
az 80 William Wilson, (col.,) for stealing
- o. NE property Of Francis Watkins,
N'S,'' Sss sent 10 iail.
q 1.Aaughn, for malicious treatment Of
nurse was hnOd five dollars.
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Old Course Of Treatment

s6ss so s59pysa y Pssa ssadu symptoms
which
newer $500 sS & ad has been found ssat
~ J51s po5as PIoanced y the Old school Tment
are ne the
~ O one month and Is Of cure cas- Is Ssv
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To COnsnmptives.

Publisher Nashville Directory.
oct4-tf
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ou>ishments by Railroad az the n
and e. and n, apdN IA Depots.

0u>'shments by Railroad az the n
ana { and N and n. W. DepOts.
frsnch 4 Co., IS bales cotton.
A, hamllt n, 5
a.l'en hirkman. IS bales cotton.
-, le's'ene Stone, 2 tierees and bar.
1. \. R. R. Agent, 60 bales cotton
worms Stralton. 81
Ii5shs, Porter A &c. "a box books.
sehn Mitchell, I haze cotton.
Saiai Ray, keg brandy.
Iiy slng, I role, boxes. g bdls.
- pl'. a ~, empty half bbls.
y Porter, Reg tar.
Ervln, balessarns.
- eho.ier 4 90. a bales rotton, -
mon Root, bales cotton.
ne Morris A Son, 4 boxes.
AA4 a Long, 4 bales cotton.
5ohnson, 2 boxes, stoves. bdls
'sngermann A 90, &c bbh donr
I, = Lowry, Is bbls aour. 80.
ge,nss a Bios, 20 boxes. ...
~ oshanghncssy, IS pkFs.
20, Aooncs d 90, l0l
'takly 4 Warren, boxes.
a, AVER, 50plyrs.
1lHath a Schih, / box.
7hg Pendleton, IS pkgs.
a; hrwin, 20 boxes fasks.
"a n Sreen, 50 pkgs sundries.
. : n " hoTley, g pkgs sundries.
n aal Co, l2I bbls onions.
S Nlrl, 81 pkgs groceries.
Al 4 'R S,-ss.lasr, a pkgs groceries.
a. Lewis A Co. bor.s s.,rs-;..
= Aies a Co. 40 ~ 49,, -, -
Rhsn / 500 . 70, ia pkgt groceries.
AZ pkgs sundrlss.
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NoTIcE.-We would inform all persons
having claims against the Government,
which were fled with the Board of Claims,
Of which William Driver was Recorder,
convened by Special Field Order No. So,
dated March 18th, 1865, Department Of the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
erly adjusted by calling at our office.
We will also have their Vouchers, Re-
eeipts, and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, D. c., for the Introduction Of
other proof, in order to substantiste the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
Just indebtedness from the Government.
je20-h II. ToHPKINs 4 Co.
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ON WI. MooHE,
VS.. NEWs0n
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RIvER AND WEATHER.-The weather fol
/ the last twenty-four hours has been CLOUDY
| and occasionally drizzling rain; aud we
| hope for a good weeks rain that will raise
the stream in front Of our city, at least, fol
milling purposes snd afford water enough
to enable good sized fish 70 run the channel
The river is on 8 stand at this point, with
twelve inches on Hsrpeth Shoals.
Our exchanges report q slight rise at Lou
isyille, with three feet eight inches in the
canal.
At Pittsburg the river was falling with
four and hall feet in the channel.
The river ct Cincinnati was rising with
i've and q half feet in the channel.
At St. Louis the river is falling.
We clip the following from the Louisville
Democrat Of yesterday
The Caffrey knocked a hole in her bottom
against rock in the Tennessee a few days
ago. She goes to St. Louis to ''stop up de
hole"
MAJESTIC BURSED.-The Majestic, Captain
J. Q. DOwty, bound from Shreveport, Red
river, for New Orleans, with six hundred
and fifty bales of cotton, caught fire in the
hold, at Point Coupee, on the ed. The
boat and cargo were burned. Total loss.
No lives lost. The Majestic was built here,
and was in her second season. She was
owned by Capt. c. G. Pesrce, Of this city,
and Capt. J. Z. Dowty, Of Shreveport, valued
at SIS, 900 Sna insured in Cincinnati Offices
for $40, 900.
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NO. % DEADERICK sTREET,

AyLse FOR NuTloz
a
nt
suns more Pisasn - hy rs
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A. J. FLETCHER,
Secretary Of State.

CJrTos MAREEF.-We have no materia
change to note in the price Of this articl,
yesterday. Bat few arrivals sre mentioned
and holders anxious TO sell at 4Sc with nc
disposition on the part Of the merchants L
buy. The market is weak with limited
gsnsHctions reported.
French a Co. sold 90 bales at 4se., re
csived " End shipped 264.
Allison Kirkman sold q bales at asa
46i9c., received 80 and shipped l05.
Sratton, Pointer A Co. received 81 and
shipped lss bales.
Bailey, 0rdway 4 Co. received 16 bales.
AcAlister 4 Co. sold ~ bales al 4se. and
received 70.
Briggs 4 Co. received 100 bales, shipped
i aud ID 50 at 4sc.
Davis, FeEable a Co. received % bales.
A. Hamilton 4 Co. report no transactions
Of any kind.
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DuEeATIoN FBoH MENPHis.-Messrs. o.
T. Prescott, and +. J. Atwood, delegates
Rom the Chamber Of Commerce at Mem
Phis, reached this city, last night, and 9th
srs are on the way, and will probably be
here to-day. They come in behalf Of the
mercantile Interests Of West Tennessee, TO
urge a repeal Of the two per cent. tax on
mP0rtations into the State, which, as long
su remains in force, must prove dead
weight on the prosperity Of Tennessee.
Nepresume they viii act in conjunction
Eish The mercantile interests Of the city Of
Nashville, and elsewhere.
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Arrive Al 20 n
aavea 90 s--'s0I y ~
rrigo Al Nashville, Sundays excepted).-. A. n
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By Telegraph.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
no REPORT LAST NIGHT.

PERSONS nnaequaintsd in the city seeing
% many advertisements for the trstsussi
o. sPee,a4 AhNaScs, are often at s loss to de-
ermlne 70 when to sntrust the treatment
OF such 'casss. To such persons We take
pleasure IA stating that the Oldest sstsb-
hshment 81 this kind is Al No. % Daaderick
street, and this should be s sufficient riaf-
antee that THIS IS reliable institution. DR.
a kicAARD y oSEs may be found in fhis OF
ace during the hours stated il his Esnsrnl
advertisement. All medicines fsrnisAsd n
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SUBrERRAEEAE PERAHBULATI0Ks.-M Rog-
ers, Of the Dispatch, aud All. Stewart, Of
the Old Theatre, yesterday tried their hand
at subterranean explorations, having fol-
lowed the cavern, which enters the bluff
near the foot Of Church street, to a dis
lance Of half & mile or more. They found
numerous large chambers, though at times
the hole" was 80 small, that they had
great difficulty in getting through; and
once they were compelled 20 dig away con-
siderable quantity Of dirt, before they could
proceed farther. They came to several
lodges, 30 steep that they we're compelled 10
descend by ropes; and finally they were
stopped, because the rope they had, did not
enable them TO travel 70 the bottom.
The Adventures propose 70 continue their
explorations 10 day, and We feel little Gu
rious to learn the result. They brought out
with them numerous specimens of rock,
Ae., which can be seen at the Dispatch Of
fee, at the Old Theatre, and at the Gazette
saloon.
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WINTER IS CoMNG, and we are glad TO in
form the citizens that we are now prepared
10 furnish them with choice article Of Coal,
selected with great care from that lately
owned by the Government Our Coal is
hard, pure, and clear, and prices as low as
any in the market. All orders left with US
will receive our immediate and personal
attention. Don't forget knight Bros. Office
No. 4s, Church street, opposite Masonic
Hall. -sasU oct2O-tf
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a, ~ fSti BlasF Aels,-McClo,.
70 hAFe sgain thrown their -, Buck a
eieeie 81 No. IS North Markst- - ..E % the
s,aha ready % 81 al orders fro,a 's .s and
-lepaa aud customer, Tor nnv rs -.eir old
-.''e or any description Of N IsS ,'sL9 Of
~, ~. Wholesale or retail. Those w, nat
J, y :, made their acquaintance. vrs,ls ', !.
'Nss'e,'aSdiy % their sdvsusarc 10 -, aad
-, - ~ ,1.sF They keep node WIN y ,'9
''A'' s'ore and Tin ware establishmeg'
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nc Comnlexion and Ian.

Bald Heads and Bare Faces covered, Gray
Hair restored, Light Hair darkened, Weak
Hair strengthened, and Bushy hair beauti-
fed.
Also, Pimpled faces cured, purified and
made soft, smooth, clear and beautiful, by
the use of ChapmRn's Celebrated Receipts.
Mailed free to those who wish TO give them
an honest trial.
These receipts can be obtained without
charge by return mail, by addressing
IBos. +. CHAPMAN,
Chemist and Perfumer,
oct3-lm sSl Broadway, New York.
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TwEErT-FITE CEsTs FoR USIoE axD PLkE-
rERs' BAHK.--The notes Of these two Banks
seem 70 be steadily declining, and as eash
Bank has over q million Of circulation still
out, they viii probsbly decline to IS cents
in the dollar. Thos, s. Mari, Broker, cor
ner Of Union and College streets, however,
has several large orders, which enables him
10 give considerable more than this rate at
present. Send your money to him before
The orders are flied. #.
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This yies, which is never przcticod IN
the presence Of any one, has proved tia
everlasting ruin of thousands Of the noblesl
and most talented young mer that evel
gave tongue 70 eloquence or pen 10 song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted the consti-
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim Il
a living skeleton. Nor are these its anal
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins CT reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently OF this afaiction, call on
or address him by letter, Box 500, Nash
vile, Tenn. fsb36-d
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The Bridal Chamssr, an Essay Of Warnins
and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new and ne
liable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary snd
sexual 6ystsms-Sent free, IN sealed envelopes.
Address, DE-. }. SKILIaIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa. aprlS--ly
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NEw CARPET HoUsE.--A large and well as
sorted stock Of Carpetings and House Fur
Rishing Goods just received snd opened by
Vim. ". Berry 4 Co, No. 81 College street,
Nashville. Tenn. oct24-lm
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Administrators Notice.

~ Ne creditors q The estate o. Jno. " Doasho,
sd s,. - Saving suggested tie Insolvency q
notiss S-el1i fenaessee, ] herebF give you tlsu
su.isB, s-.Ies q me- % give, % sle ycur clsims
q "a - a. Prescribed by law, WITH The Cert
raary. lsFS % o. oeore the Inst Mouday in Feb.
y. sasy sl BE- forever harrea
sspls-tvs JANIS G. WILLIAMS.
Admir- q sad Esisie.
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Go TO Bryant, Strstton & Co.'s Nashville
Business College for thorough education
ia Book Keeping, Penmanship, Commer-
cial Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
uershiP, Settlements, &e.'
Send for College paper, Circuler, &c.
Address BRYANT, STRATTON & co.
octl3-lY.
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We would call the especial attention Of
the public generally to the well filed estsb-
lishment Of our enterprisipg friend, W. W.
Totem, who has the finest selected stock OF
Family Groceries south Of the Ohio river.
In connection with his grocery house he has
opened q splendid LiqHor establishment,
where the finest Liquors and Wines can be
obtained, from bottle 70 pipe. Families,
parties, and pic-nics furnished with the
choicest "viands" at moderate prices. His
Nos are q and %, North College street, OPP
posite sewanee House. Give him aeaiI.
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