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The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

The Decker Piano, at the Indiana
Piano Emporium-No.4 Bates House-willard
& Stowell. dec3-3w
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20
"A Special Invitation

everybody TO drop in at the "Geranium" this
forenoon, and partake Of the lunch that will
be prepared for the public's especial contem-
plation. Remember then the Restaurant and
the bar challenges superiority. 1t is the boast
Of the proprietor that his institution is the no
plus ultra in its line, in the West
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

.Bnst Received. n new lot OF Boots
French Calf. real English toes, at
IREDELL & Co.'S.
20. 81 North Illinois street.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

Sensible and Servlcenblc .. The
Holiday Presents, at Iredell < Co.'s. "a North
Illinois street. 20-i
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

Photograph Albums, the finest In
town, at Baldwin & Co.'S Fancy Bazaar.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20
Beautiful Quilted Cioih slipper.

tChamois lined for gentlemen. nj
CArITAL SHOE STORE,
1915 l. West Washington street.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

Splendid, those smoking or Willow Easy
Chairs, for gentlemen. at the Bazaar.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

Christmas Presents.-A fine assort-
ment of most elegant Pianos at No. Bates
House. WILLARD K Sr0wELL.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

For tho IIolidays.-Grand Pianos,
Upright Pianos, Square Pianos, Cabinet Or
gans, Automatic Organs, School Organs and
Melodeons, the best and the cheapest, at Indi-
ana Piano warerooms, No. Bates f~z
1sw WILLARD & Ss0>wELI.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20
You ..Cmn not gid rclaned Uol

Won "Cnn not gid refined gold
nor paint the lily" neither can anything be
said respecting the merits OF the "Cirsle'' rs
kept Ivy George Rhodius, that would better the
fine points OF excellence In that far-famed es-
Enlistment. The Circle" has everything the
market afords--no man could have more. The
walters are as obliging as the could be. There
Is. therefore. no room for improvement. His
cooks are adopts in the culinary art. Further
remarks are unnecessary.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

Of this city, has paid over Thirty Thousand
Dollars (s3O, OOO) in Losses, since January LIST,
1855, and now has over Six Hundred Thousand
Dollars (s6Oo,OOO) In bona .fde Capital. We
say, insure with the Sinnissippi. 2s-3w
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

City Orders.-spann 4 smith, Real Es-
tate Agents. are paying eighiy-ihrce cents,
cash, fog city orders. ls-o
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

SILK SusPendcrs, also Gents Brocade
silk hankerchefs, splendid assortment, suit
able for presents, at Parkers, No. 20 West
Washington street.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

The Large and Elegant assortment
ofladies' and childrcn's furs, at Baker and Me
Iver's, are still the attraction Of the city. Few,
IL any, houses in the West are able to offer the
bargains YOU can get ri this house. Try
them ~
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

Reopencd.-C Bath House. No. 10
Pearl street. between Meridian and Illinois
streets. nearly in the rear Of the Palmer House.
Hot and cold baths at all hours. Entrance
through the BARRIERS shop. l5-tf
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

The Bcnkert boot, the "Gold Medal"
Boot Of America, greatly reduced in price, at
X. +. Mays, No. 10 North Pennsylvania street.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

kinds; full line may be found at Smith &
Posters, No. q, North Pennsylvania street,
three doors south OF the Post-ofice, for under.
wear Hosiery, gloves, ties, soarfs. collars sleeve
buttons, pins, or anything ia the line. Don't
fail 70 call. 20-3
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20
The stock OF EcmsIcmen's Fur.

NJ Baker & McIyer's /. still complctc-com-
pridny the fines, caps. gloves and collars In
the West. Call and see them. 1870
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

Henry Ward Bcecher says-Had all
Europe offered us choice OF pianos, we should
still have chosen Chickering. 2O-12
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

For IN Fine Pipe, cigar case, tobacco
case, pockct-book or silver tobacco box, for
husband or brother. go to Baldwin's Bazaar.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

Splendid Presenta ton Shoes for
Ladies, Misses, and Children. at r. f. Mays,
No. 10 North Pennsylvania street. Buy to-day
Don't wait until the great rush Of Saturday.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

Baker A. McEver's IA the only place In
the city where you can now find a general
assortment Of FUR. 1915
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20


Gin Books for Boys and Girls.
sun Beam Stories.
Famous Boys.
Peter Parley's Own story Book.
The War Tiger and White Elephant.
The FAIRY Tree.
Fables of .Esop and Baron Munchsuseu.
Nelly Newlsnd.
Harper's story Book.
Picture Book, without pictures.
Picture Books, full CO pictures.
Picture Books, IN plain and oil colors.
Juveniles and Toy Books Of all kinds.
The jolly Old Man the funniest of ALL
By TopD, CARMICHAEL & WILLIAMS.
Fancy Sleeve Buttons, Studs and
Scarf Pins in great variety nj Smith and Fos-
tiers, No. y, North Pennsylyania street. 2D-3
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

Napoleon lBoots-something new for
the ladies at Iredell & Co.'S s.. North Illinois
street. 2O-4
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

Dressing Gowns for gentlemen: also
walking canes and umbrellas, suitable for
presents, nj Parker, 81 East Washington
street.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

Ladies' Kid Fur Wrist Gloves and Nit
tens at the Fancy Bazaar.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

Elegant French MOrocco Slip
pERs for Gents, 81 Capital Shoe Store No.
a. West Washington street lS-S
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

MeIodeons. Mclodeons! No cheaper
Musical Instrument can be found than good
Melodeon. Prince & Co. make the best You
can md an assortment at willard & StowelFs,
Bates House. 9Q-94
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

ner, keep the only assortment OF steinway
Pianos In the State. nov2s-lm
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

Boot. and Shoe. cheap. at
IREDELL & Co.'s.
20-i - North Illinois Street.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

EBcnham 4 Co., Bates House Corner.
are selling pianos and cottage organs very
cheap for cash. 900
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

slippers and slipper Patterns, OF
every variety, at Iredell & Co.'s, 81 North Hi.
nois street 20-l
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

White satin slippers ai lredcil &
Co.'s, 81 North Illinois street. 2O-f
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

Gloves-kid, calf, cloth, silk, cotton, or
anything in the glove line, ~ Smith i Fosters,
No. =. North Pennsylvania street 20-3
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

Ladies' will Find a fine assortment Of
underwear, for themselves aud children, ut
Smith Fosters, No. - North Pennsylvania
street, three doors south OF the Post Office.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

NJ Cost, the Entire Stock Of
knitted Hoods. Nubias. sontags, etc, at Fancy
Bazaar.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

Chickering Grand l'ianos.-TLe
best Piano Forte in the world. at
WILLARD & STOwRLL,
2o-l2 No. 4, Bates House
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20
L N 1 N ID L A ~ A.

In In DI A ~ A
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

The tSenlxert Root. the finest and best
boot made, now selling very little higher then
a common boot, AZ MAYS.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

BOy's and Youth's Christmas
Doors, rne variety, n MAYS. No. 10 North
PennSy lyania street.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20
Genn. Furni.bipg Good. Of

Finger Knitted Break fisst shawl-
the finest In town. at cost, AZ Fancy Bazaar.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

Mem. Double sole Calf Skin Boots,
for {, %, al Il. y. Mays.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

White Satin and White Kid
Congress Caters and slippers, the neatest and
best in the city-made to order at A. Lintx's,
30 West Washington street
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

Travelling Cases for gents OF ladies,
splendid gifls. AZ the Eancy Bazaar
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

Cabinet Organs 81 Wilari & stowelrs
Pano Emporium, No. Bates House a0-l2
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20


Holiday Presents ~ the Capital shoe stOrc,''
where there j. nm elegant stock OF fine Slip
pers for Ladies and Gentlemen. vinnedgc a
Jones' old -fsnd, l. West Washington street.
49,
The stool. OF Genflcmen's Furs
NJ Baker & McIyer's j. still completc-com-
priSn- the finest caps. gloves and collars In
the West. Call and see them. 1915
Civ Orders.-spann 4 smith, Real Es-
tate Agents. are paying eighty-three cents,
cash for city orders 1876
The Large and Elegant assortment
ofladies' and childrcn's furs, at Baker and Nc
Iver's are still the attraction Of the city. Few,
IL any, houses in the West are able To offer the
bargains YOU can get ri this house. Try
them. 49,
Beautiful Quilted Cloth slippers
(Chsmois lined for gentlemen, at
CAPITAL SHOE STORE,
49, 1, West Washington street
-.
White satin slippers nj lredcll *
Co.'s, 81 North Illinois street. eO-f
Baker A. Mclver's "a the only place In
the city where you can now find general
assortment Of FUR. 1915
Reopencd.-City Bath House. No. 10
Pearl street. between Meridian and Illinois
street,. nearly in the rear Of the Palmer House.
Hot and cold baths at all hours. Entrance
through the BARRIERS shop. l5-tf
Knnbs Pianos at Benham's. nov.s-lm
For the IlOlidays.-Grand Pianos,
Upright Pianos, Square Pianos, Cabinet Or
gans, Automatic Organs, School Organs and
Melodeons, the best and the cheapest, at Indi-
ana Piano warerooms, No. 4 Bates <<
1iw WILLARD & ss5wEIL.
r.. May n Co., at the loan office, No. "a
South Illinois street, will loan money on any ar
ticlO Of value, or buy the same. Always on
handnrc udecmed pledges for sale.
Bcnlham a. Co., Bates House Cor
ner, keep the only assortment OF steinway
Pianos In the state. nov2s-lm
The Sinnissippl Insurance Co..
Of this city, has paid over Thirty Thousand
Dollars (s30,0OO) in Losses, since January LIST,
1855, and now has over Six Hundred Thousand
Dollars (s6oo,OOo) In bona Jfde Capital. We
say, insure with the Sinnissippi. 2s-3w
The Headquarters in Indiana for
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods is the New York
Store, w. 4 II. Glenn, proprietors, Glenn's
Block, indianapolis. Indiana.
The Decker Piano, at the Indiana
Piano Emporium-No.4 Bates House-willard
q Stowell. dec3-3w
Families In the North md East
parts OF the city are informed Of five facts: /.
The Capital Drug Store, corner Of Massachu-
sets avenue and Vermont streets. Is very near
you; ?. Mr.. Woods, who keeps this house,
snlls rclI alln crnndl a
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

sansn Claus to-day at the Fancy Bazaar
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

vUVRE PRoPRIEroRs OF THE HERALD TAKE
pleasure In returning their thanks e. their friends
andthe public for the very liberal patronage they have
seen az 70 bestow them during their brief connection
with the above estab hnent and would respectfully
solicit continuance and increase Of the We do
not hesitate 10 say that our
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-20

Gents Kid Fur Wrist Gloves, the
best glove in town, at Baldwin's Fancy Ba-
zaar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-06

yess.fiAy in consequence Of horris & E<sX
tran VI cars being run into ty New York q
Enc railway train, by which one person was killed
sud several we-e se-1ous'y injured The Morris
a Essex trim. cousstnv q freight snd psssn.
ger cars, left Hooker at II IS A. M aud passed
through the tnne " the wesi end, and there mNtc
the usual stop As requirei before crossing the Erie
Railroad track. Uppn stArtirg sgsln. a car coup
Eng lrJke, thus leaving psr ~ the tram In the
tunnel which iact les'Np" known o. the engineer
h. tho break mr. OF tho bell-cord, an sigusl was
Of On,e given to back up. brakeman ou tho
rear car vas 6out TACK with T.. Tc1ocs and lamps
g. war; my spur)nch NJ trair. md stcr going
the required distance he placed the toipedccs On
TIE rais aud retua moi near by with rg4Al lamp.
In ycry short time Ere train came
along, and, II Is stated. did not appear 10 notice NC
DANGER signals although the torpedoes exploded
and we're hcsri by persons 10 the rear car. and tho
brakeman throw his lamp at the engineer, 10 at
tract his attention. moment after the engine
struck the rear car, slinost completely dcmoLshns
l. killiny boy named Schenuk md severely in.
lur NJ tour 0r 20 Hthgrs Amongst the intrrei
Wss ar l. = H4skel!, q 1lewellyn Park. Oransr,
y. j., who War injured internally. young ma.
ghou, ~ years o. sge, nsmcd Rpbnsor, son ~
Gen. Robinson. had he arm comp l"tely cut ~ =
brother - Young !, .hCrck had h,s foot badly
TTshci. Others we're u.N5c or 'ess injured. but
their names could NOT BE- sscertaAei. The de-
ceased. wong henck together with two brothcrs,
were On their way 10 Bloomfield where they c
attending school The injured persous we're cot
weed 20 tie hospital at NeSar, An inques, will
h. commenced to-day by Coroner uanley, OF Hud-
sea Cty. The engine IN the Erie IRAN was dam
aged 90 = cons deratle extent
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LOCAL NEWS.
NRw YORK AND THE VICINITY.

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,,,,n,nol.s ielrc. Their ,rccubacks we're freely
..,arg.t f,r Whatever pleased their fancy. The
.,,...v.,.,e-, auJ uo,t-hl..Ls wcrc psf!icularly
..-r.,.i. m securing too patronage Of the saysn.
,.,.pp5rs. AM tlc latter rcapcia rich harvest,
Ella. ,,b,ys,, Irclq,i,y that thcy wanted to shls,
tret,g rcg,..c 4 N. .',acred SOIL" Of Georgia
n....Jiier. a .tyt,r,uy l.y Western fellow, who
...,..a.,f bareback and uork ,unl, agreed with
f,.p, WAL I,.ct by two buot.blGcks at the same
time. cs.h OF the ragged little uy,hius conteudns
N.7t he Wa " first" Tho COCO .nlturcd son a
,,.,s WAS t5u,,.ll which 10 curlly. nnd pending
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-06
MARINE NEWS.

jan CO. Rises, 25-s. Sos, 4 iS-M'n cots " .
CLEARED
STEAMSHIP Melville, wsuiarton Por, ROYAL.
sIir Panama Zones Tor gan prsuclsco.
HKIG-t;ortruto, Nsisuorss; Orico,al, Cieniuegos.
ndiGC, sssI; fduiu rowe iemnnlrA
sCHOONERS- Nountsin Home, Norfolk. TAlma.
Washington; 10. N.ckcnon, baltimore.
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS Gen. Sheplry, Portland. Ne; John
Gibson, Philadelphia; PGtapt,o Fortress kouroc (:
Gen Barnes, Port EoJ a., Easis Havana.
Confidence, Orleans Arkvrght Liv'l.
BRit,S-CAthsflne RoCCrS, Calais; Dolphin. Glse
Bsv, 4 Il. Petipl, Horton. \ T. /
sCHOONFR--r u smith, from New Bedford !;
Idaho Bangor for PhladephiA T. G. Dsnnisou, New
Re Iior Express, ElyAhethpou Tor Boson.Z StratoD,
kzsleth1ort for Newport Isabel Alberto, Ceo'toNn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-06
WILLIAMSBURG.

SrppEN DrAru or AZ OLD NEw YORK
Mrr'nArI.-Hr. Joseph noble, chief Of the tlrm OF
No,lc caldwell a Co, Trinity Buildings New
York, iiei yesterday ron ,on while on business
Al tie corner Cd 4 ath ,h and Ith streets Brook
Iyu. r. u nj Noh'c yvss scea g. fal heavily
against he Stare ami when picked up groaned Tor
+, N meat .ud c-' irci. lis boiy WIS taken 10 his
lste rc. .lcn.rr m Broadway, corner OF Gatea Ave.
nue., where Coroner E.rr,tt held an inquest lass
evening Ne'..ct apoPcSy. The deceased was
over ~ years A.. age, rlt q ulsp u large wealth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-06
IRIS.

A TTENTION, LADIES-THE OLD ES-
"A tablshed \ Y. Fur Msnutse,uIins Go, ~ Chat.
ham It, uppo.ie Crooks hike Marble Hotel IS sell.
ms angle acts At their factory wholesale prices. CAL
early seI choice and great bArrsin; setts 81;
muas and collAn $500 each and upSa ards SIBERIAN
rQuiTros, Fitch Martin and Mink cable setts very
loE. Altering and repairing TO the lateet styles
uAl TO new. recept given to purchasers insnring
against moths. Look for the mammoth So. FLEA-
ING, Manager. 352
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-06
MEDICINES.
ny OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CURES ARE
lDdHy male by the use of that excellent remedy,
Or smitl'r

DYSPEPSIA ANAIIIILATOR,
IL has been lc!Olt the Public fer the last ~ years
and where ~ has been perrevered with, aud the dTee
lions tUlloged, has never failed In single Sase IL
acts gently upon the boEois, living renewed NiRor 10
the sopso h, ana aces up the whole system creating
as u were new lie Every one OF secentary habils
should Try IL and all Who troubled WIN nEsp"p-la
should usa IL. Depot-+U South second st. MlllALnt-
burgh. 10 b. had of Miller Reed, lSJ Alien, cor
stanton 81 sud cor. Ave. d and Houston St \, =
h. Grey, cor Myrtle and Franklin Ayes, East Brook
lyp, Pace Is eaEts pal hottlA w
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-06

COLLIfIoY Is BrRGEN TuNNNrL. - ONE
s2cIdeaI 9ccsysj 70 NV Rsrgsn lNRpel Ss Doon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-06
Too Late for Classification.
tsa.

SCIENCE Suddenly, on ThursJay 9th iu,t,
Peter youngest sou Of VIM. j. and Julia SthencA,
In the Itch year OF hia are.
The relatives and friend. Of the family nr. r..
srectur invited 70 attcnd the iunepi, On Saturtay
afternoon n, Jan. AZ o'clock, tom the residence Of
h. father ayi fifth ave, New York, without EITHER
Invitation. So
NcYCNSh-On Ian. 3, 1865, Ann acKenna arod
6l yeas llow Of Edward Achsnna. lnte OF Castle
biarcv, O.. Monaghan Ireland.
IT friend. OF tho family respectfully invited n
e'tend Che funeral, saturday afternoon. Jan I. At
l9clocA, nom her late residence, Il Ave. G. w
A q. ". OF long ISLAND DIVISION,
"a. No. .. The officers and meruiers OF the above
Az BYE fa to IT. # .s sSa OF on , Gh
dsy afternoon, the ,th inst, Ut O'Clock, r. NJ al
tend The funeral Of onr. lac brother megher JOHN
hcENROE, Sec 81
A TRl N. Is SUFFICIENT 70 STAMP IT
hthe NEST article IN use,
Fol sac g." Druggists every where. 100
CHEAP FOOD AND FUEL CAN I'm Pt.R-
- Chased Al sN-ht advance on whole "lo cost @,
''' '''''' Wu q MISSION BUILDING.
At the NY tlDlNIo, where wheat and -four, In.
dian mo'i, o9I onl h.niuns wood can 10 obtained.
ePi FRONT ST. ncci G0uvrtnCur 81, who're - lhs.
tdriRE Mills Is BRooNE At.
IONS v. FARMER, Il LUDLOW 81.
win ell nour potatoes and meat 90 industrious work
JAMES NJ RRAY, 24s AVENUE Il
fIl the sale OF coal coke and wood, Al slight advance
Cts'. "a
I lQIOR STORE FOR SAIE-THE STOCK
- ead hNure- OF old established store; 1t viii he
soii NJ ba-ain Auply ~ tho store ~ Chery st.9I
TAILOR WANTED AT No. AZ EAST I'D
Il 81, near Am ave. 31i
NTAETEp--A BAISTER AND FINISHER
w 20 work on pAnts at los Prince 81, West eide oi
Broadway, 81
400 REWARD - LOST az MONDAY
Wv evening, Jan. 20, in West .lst n, or f. an
| avt, one new hor-e-bank,t gray, trimmed with nd,
and ore lHr blanket, being LITTLE G'slguttd in tnt
| cent?" by nice Lining hi4.k Ne ques..snu n.Ici.
| Is. A. SHOrMELl- ~ Eigiih ave- $40
| S100 FOR ONE YEAR MEN-CHOlCE
| |cOOof regimeutA 1T and 18th Engineer Corp.
cavalry, infantry, light and heavy artillery, doing
duty In iorthcatiuns Apply this day W Lieut.. r. Z.
| REILLY, 1863 Canal at. 3Is
$40 OOO-ANY PERSON WHO Wants
| " WV representative In the amy can
call At II Sixth ave. Highest price paid Tor youn.
| teers and substitutes, cash down. No Humtur. Call
early $40
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-03

glory:an prosperity of the American Re.
public. And earnestly pray that all your
legislation and deliberations NAV. tend 10
this great purpose, under the guidance aud
protection. of Almighty God.
3. F. PERRY,
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GOVERNORS MESSAGE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT S. c.. }
October 24, 1864. {

10 the Honorable the Senate and Hovse
of Representdttres:
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DISSOLUTION.


THE Partnership HERETnFORE F.x.
Il fstinS between J. ~ EtrastsJ B Brown
ard % Davis. uaaor the ira nau,a Of str-esz
brs~a Co.. Eas dissolved ~ the rnsstE1zi ,s5u-
sent 81 H. PARTIES, on the 43h Fast Ths hsxf-
ezsw vii Aer after b conducted AZ the old sand
hy J. ~ Street aud JohR Dusis, aaeirr fhe sra.
Hsn1s Of SSFset Davis who IN RaF Al stsi,ss
sSrd b Street. Brown q Co. AID r.esfve Al
=. ales cue TIE Cd h51, sxesPtirz these Eoses
wfe }. NJ STREET.
}. B BBOwN
JOHN DAVIS
w have just received one Of the largest lots a.
marble offered for saln IN this raArket We 49,,
hzTa On hand large nnnher Of rnoat heanf7fug
cottage usonHmentas whi2h we are nov ssllIne -
greatly reduced rAfna- Call aud see thera ksess,Te
tafehAsi nS eiseS here- MArerocns. so. l3f. scar
the canal STRERT nAvTS
cstT.
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MEDICAL.
Leeches !! Leeches D;

HUEGARIAE AED swREDTsH LEEcHEs.
hsAithy and frssh, Jasfiu PORTED aud f5r ~
- tbes Er4 FAMILY DRUG STORE =
9eA-An No 10 south First street
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R II MCPHERSON 8 CO.
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AlH-i 30 rauFcHl ldIffIaEi f4arl4r1I
~ 80 Nnoiesaia aud relsl b. nEaRT. ~.
! Osill.t %, Nashville Isnn.
ocilI-tu eat dr41m
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selr ~

Thh wee. vhioh = never praetissa in
ne prsssa1e Of any che, has proved ~
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of ia 49,
and most ialcntcd yonuF man that rTs.
gave tongue - eloqusnc8 Or pen Il snrg
Il has Destroyed heailh. hia5ioa ne c1asa
utica, and reduced he miserabis Win !
5iflns s-sieson. A9E are thsas iis Eua
-. - s.eeia "a - pains are soaliar5i
The ruins e. reason. ths r,osf r.',i---s-ls
lignt that can mest nort.i 49, ~ 5.
cared Pernansntly o. this ~ ie.'s1i. call of
y. S9iesians No e. Horih Chofry sirsei
p -, -aareaa aim b. fstior. Bez SO, kash
Ftllss Tenn. fsb1f-H
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re Eo1id call TIE especial aitsriioa q
, ,iae pubic generally % the well 8 led ss.ab-
~ 2 ineat OF cur enterpr sirs friend, ~ ~.
owen 4no haa tie auelt selected stock Of
Family Groceries fouth n he Ohio river.
10 csurse-Ic1 Eiih H. 7rosl-g horss hs has
opened splendid Liquor esfaBlishneai,
Eherethe dnest Liqrorle q "a Was can Be-
obialnesi rom q tot j 10 g pipe fsnilIsl,
parties and pic-uica farn she'd win he
choiceat "viands" e. modsra prcIa. Ks
Nos are q and q. North College street, op-
pcsiie seWaEce House. GIVE lam , cal
aen49-lra
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REaEl RAID Izro KNOX CouSrg.-Durinr
ne past week two Young mon. sons Of John
W. Legg, prominent eittcn of this coan b
~ and young Johnson. SOP Of PrcsIy . hn-
son, made a raid into this county from
North Caro- ina, and stole several h0rses
FROM Union mon. They started with their
booty" % North CaToliua. Lieut. Gideon
White, late Of the lst Tennessee caval-v
Win several men, have goue n pursuit.
We hopa Lieut.. White VII ovo-iaks and
slay the thieves. They were az gusrfilias
IN the rebel army ald the worst class of
men produced b. the war.-kH0rpilis IFiig