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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-25

1--WE sre gial - learn that the
sslect school OF Prof Dunbar. in this
place. i vel sustained. This > a. ia
should be, and adrrds orr Young Ia
dies and gents an opportunity ~ ar-
curing . good einc4tion without
leaving the county
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ssrE ~.

rN~--<~<<~- -
I've nre sfi-l-sfs-i ~ ts,i- rieisr-
in.,rr snd Chaplain Pollock. w 'A~
glsf ln.. R,ginirnr. iurseveral COPIES
ii rrlei yap~rs. Fnhiishr3 = Raleigh
NC. In spite 4. the etisFts II the
rel editors 70 hife 'hsir fears by
cheap h-arado. tic rrepiiarion caused
IL Sherman's wonderful march j.
clearly seen in ihcsr mantle zppealS
for aid for their armies and u fh~ir
reviews X Fsassin- events Bat they
might ave saved themselves the trpu-
lie. fcr Sherman has driven them ~
and taken possession vt their cfiIce=
~ this time
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1.-The recent Tumble II gold la
produced II. stsect On our dry goods
tnarkef and Mr. Friedman i nos sell
ing on his large stock - much re
dnced r2tes- Give bin q cal.
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NJ York. Msrch 3 Tn -.nss Vrsh
iu.sen spsri-l says 80 steamer rom B-.a-
fssr on no ooh. srrirstst r ar.ress Monroe
% ths 2Is'- briar a iagei.i = ace th.t Sasr-
-an'r rirM ing 0-ra,is9 u si4sssro on a..
lsh- Th- infsrmatioa cane from Scho
hsll's siEsae-, ~aieh 80 ~, Drlaz "a. C ,Iss-
sco from Kissoa. ssi . vel .uhs-nri-
Gated
o. sAs liEh srraaa'. n xiag r,ve1
from Fyeit~vI.i- . ra- 1irecri,a Of Mrch-
-:'s S-s'isn ~h-r. 80 rsflrssIis r. .rra
eres.es 10 N-sss Rir>r ~ org ans *
,sssis~ o-idgs- Tals pint il .aa--- .-rn
" hre mils- sess o. q il-53rp. SraaE-ta
havin- n0ssemy 10 ~ front. 80 I lsnnscs-
,'-lv forms Isnciipr ~uh Sf--naa
The Isles ir'siI r-nee fr.sn Mole. -.
Piirhzd - ne r eh-7 sss Er.nin.r ~ Tee
dsy- snd dat.s ths Isa. ssys sa-r. J.. o.
sasngs % rrPsrt ~ the inra-diase fronr -
Tasrs . --ert 'e'isi'y an71g Ne f-.s -
'hs Loser sss- All qsirt .iih The hssiigs
feet and army
tn ksrsbhess -svs- Pres asnf Lirc7'n.
Nr Lins8sn- Mssfer TAsofsre ljneola aud
lss Ensi.-s -r.s-- len Tho civ mis- s'rer-
soon- - ne GSverpnest steamer yarh-
River Qi-sn. ior an .xrursion eo~a ne
riss-- and thrSugh she CnrS,p-ake Bay -
rhsy ell sIsit Fortress Non-o.. ymfcik.
ant 90 up the james river - Ctr Point.
t-G-isng -jchns0nr-1. !" Is 49, . %
IT. .~-n for r-rrirr drunk
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Officers.
ELIJAH GOODWIN. Psr.id.n.:
w ?. LEDwICH. Vice Presidens:
JOHN II BERRY. Seerstsr,:
WM. r. LEDwICH, Treasurer
Directors:
Elder ELIJAH GOODWIN. Tnd.r.,o,;..
Hon. WIN. z. NIBLACK. vlnc.nn,..
W. y MONTGOMERY, Lsogooter:
J. r BERRY. E.e;
WMP LEDwICH.
a. J. BECKETT. Esq. f, Agest ~ D.boi.
s |. once on the corser Of the Public
Square.
Msreh 18Th. 1866. n.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
NOTICE j. hereby given thu, ths under.
~ -'sned has been sppoIsted Er.~.,.,
4 'ne 49, Vii snd testament Of Bsrnsrd a
Msyer' late o. Dubois county. deeessed
osid estate y probably solvent.
J. GERARD wEYER. ex,eu,.,
March lslh. 1s6s.-3~.
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wirhaut regard - Esa. Nst 4, - rsiI VI
8nril ysu kaaE Kztt So nv NJ -tS- W.
S.,r.,6;s ~. q a-....f..f- Ant
tl ~ rr.
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WsiriH<- so :
$50 Las Gss = ar.''~d
har''ns fs-- N'sf'.-~ ~ ~ .N
50 Gsats' han'iHg case Sssf
WaiSh-- r'in
40 7 ,@esa E;eg- ~i
300 Golt VS. sne nezk f'hnias 80 N
800 COX Or Bard Errrs- t's
500 Jet and g - Brss-i-t- 6'g ~
10Oo @ .aselsin~ Ca-a<s anF Gard p NJ -
700 Ssii's'rr shr 'F'.f h'n -9 t
500 cr.', O9ai .nA t.r Ii'scs- s Y
5000 He-.'e IT, Lax = Er'air.
Ear Drrf- 4fS
1900 Ccrai. Opti. $40 Enr-sd
Ear Drsrs 4in "
$50 c.. Disnara 6reasT-Ps-. ? i5 ~ lu
1900 9 - F'b s F--f A~rr -Jttp
100 Ed & 49, k'hnt'n ~s''~- ~
5000 se'- sslissifs Si.er~- stnts 30 N
$50 -
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80,
49,, 49,. 49, III in 4.
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$500 L.1is. u'H n S-' Dues SN E
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5s.v S,.T-r -srF- ~ - Ella
~ .vsr frui'. Gard. and Cake
b'.k-'s 500 -
1Auv IL ciivsr - s7n9a per DOR ~ 10 -
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900 800 - sr'a iof oHf De'lfr sAfp-
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q N.ny, o'sin',y snienoss IT. m
800 m-'..'- - 800 '-n' ~ ior ssi-
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49,. : 81. .1''nz u ssen's 'or NJ
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At;cUMEt.ArEn
taFit:' e's--3.1.e.s -
AID CONSTANTLY In EEA SING

TgttiTS E~TERPgI~ING COMPANY II
ns r01rg sxfer..vs as'a I nrA-rsi X
a"-amrsf eitsla th~ tnaif< ~ ~ Sat. sta
insFn,afA ~ \ rar5r-- 80 5usinrssn M thr
.sraans M ~ S'ste. tee rslrvrsgs 81 ar
ssr~is - .Hwcirsd
Pines VIZ sn-c f- sny 1-rIsrd r..f ~
M 4iag s-v@n v~.r- - r.i~. - rs...ns., \
~ ~ 0rnrnsf rsynssuf Oh la.--. ~IiI ~
WITH. Nm M kiui. NJ Bn-in~ss frans-s-. ~.
Az Mills. FiAV~t-. rh.rh-. = N NJ li.u---
'Ns frg h.u-~-. Barr- snd ~ hnu..-. ~
F-f'.Tr 'si'h ~ contests - ssrh. born i-
So 10 country.
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@n 30 ess'tsssx fsh . siss. ~ your
pssSsssiss possss spss ersss 10. 49,
80 viIl - ssrs . succeed
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THE undersigned wiii proceed wirh a.
1 cosniy surveyor 81 DuscIs eounsv o.
he 3Osh day si MAR 1856. 70 run he i;.~e
end determine the boundaries o. sectio. NJ.
~. tosr ; soush Of range vest
The intsrnetisss lines viii slso - nm 80
|sAs corners thereof esrsbiishel. Person.
Interested ~ill pIssss - sressns.
PRED. wIsMAS.
March i1sh, lse4-Ss.
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TO HEIRS or PETITION TO
SELL REAL ESTATE.
State q Indisss. Cessy.

$3.50 - s.es1ss SouoVs
Court q Connss Plea
NOTICE Z hereby gives. that AIsvisia
: : Ecser's Exsesirix Of The ssssss Of Joha
=. Esfsr's: eseesssd hss GIed Der pssisIoa
20 eel tho Real Esssss Of The dsesSsss. ~
ressosd eeisg insufficient TO ~ bic Sshes:
sne INST ssid petition gill hoard q shs ssxs
Term o. me Court q Connss PIsss u ~
County.
HENRY 4. HoLTHAUS cIsrl.
G. G: r Dsbsis C.
AdsIs 4 Buessssr sssys pa
March 18th, 1856 80.
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r-I.- ~ i-.i.nsf sisi ~r.~.sd wirh III
: r."'y S.rs-s~ w Dnnai- crapiv -n
ri Il, jit Auul lSt5 fiu shr iiar.
~8 tei~r-nt-s frr h--ant.r - m sr'i'r-
y n 9S art - 'ewr , ~.sr''s -snge w -.
Tao llip- us~ti&f- lite- wiAi rl~a " r'sn snr
in r~~r- rhtrr.f f~taali-htt P-r-nn-
iate- ri uii please ~ rrr-~'F
.. STaarsFaN
y. RATS MANN
-.-.h nh Is55-s-
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You hsve no~ sn.opportuni,v or in.a-,ne
vour p-nperty wifh ssfe end reIi.bie C m.
pany 70 our avn State. Il .honi5 - ths
pr'oe and pleasure Of rvsrv ~irlz-n 70 ~
eoursgs hone snserprise; snd By comp-rine
he plan Of mi. Compsnv with "a :, OF osh.rs
no prrson csr fail 70 r~rrsiy. m. s<v.o.
isg~- of the SINNISSIPPI ever sns mi-
lar institution doing business 10 our State.
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Particular Attention. Given 10 the H.
snrancr n Farm Property.
lnd'snisn-' Yvu have hesr p-vinr. and
ruHf ru- ~ psv % rnt.ip.ni.s l0csset IL
li'inni- Csnn-riicr'. So Y.rk srd chr
SUITES. hsn6rsd- 81 thousands nf doslsrs %
-srnm. Ths immense -u'n renI on ~ ,he
S'at~ 'of insurance purposes crn D. retained
smong cur On cI'z-n-. Tor which prrposs
TEE SENN SsEP
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BAINBRiDGE TOWNSHIP ExHIBIT
0F ns receipts snt rxpe nditurs- of ..ss
~ to-n-hiD to ne hsesl year sntssx on
Nsreb :. lS65.
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without regard d Esa. NSt ~ - rail- v
an'il ysu sa1E sat- 49, afe NJ -rS~ w
Splendid List ri Articles (, an 3, i,.
sold fDr One Dollar E.sn.
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slashGllle 9aniull.


The dispatch from Gen. Sheridan to
1t Gen. Grant, which will be found in
our telegraphic column, is very inter
esting and important His operations
have been most successful, although the
obstacles he encountered, arising prin-
cipally from heavy rains, were much
greater than he expected. He hss cap
'tured and destroyed a vast amount of
property, munitions Of war, supplies of
subsistence, &c; destroyed numerous
important railroad bridges, the locks of
the Richmond and Lynchburg canal,
and in some cases the canal itself
Owing to q freshet, he was unable to
cross to the south side of the James to
cut the railroad which connects Rich
mond and Lyncbburg. He can do this
vet, however. Columbia, where his
dispatch is dated at, is on the south
bank Of the James, near the mouth of
the Rsvenna, about midway between
Lynchburg and Richmond
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Brigadier General Joseph E Cooper
arrived in this city Saturday ever :
ing, from Wilmington, en- route for
his home in Campbell county, East
Tennessee. He enlisted in the army
Of the United States, as g private, in
August, 1861, end has risen gradually
to his present rank, his promotion be
ing for gallant services in the field
This is the first time he has been alb
sent from the post of duty since be en-
listed.
Gen. Cooper commands q brigade in
the ed army corps, and has been with
it through all its heroic marches
and battles up to and including the
capture of Wilmington, n. c. He left
the corps there watching the move
ments Of Sherman, and preparing TO
cooperate with that noble soldier. He
discredits altogether the rumored re-
verse to Schofeld, telegrsphed satur
day night, and published here Sunday
morning, for the very good reason that
Schofeld had not and did not contem-
plate making any formal movement
until he could act advisedly and in
conjunction with Sherman.
Gen. Cooper left for East Tennessee
yesterday. He has been spoken of in
connection with the important position
Of Provost Marshal General of East
Tennessee. Familiar with the people
Of that section, and possessing execu-
tive and administrative abilities of a
high order, firm, cool and courageous,
be would discharge the duties Of that
position, if called 10 it, faithfully aud
ably.
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The Cincinnati Commercial has the
following dispatch:
WAsHEoroS, March l0-Tne follow
ing from your special correspondent at
Wilmington, under date of March 6,
has just come 70 hand:
The information through q scout
just IN, is that one column of Shermans
aImy passed, on the Sd, through Che
raw, point seventeen miles from the
Stete line, aud about thirty miles south
West Of that city This scout made his
way through swamps and woods to our
lines. He has made narrow escapes
aud when near our advance lines. was
within sound Of the enemy's piclxets.
He reports the column in fine condi-
ton, subsisting of the country, and
advancing in the direction Of Fayette
vile. This point be (Sherman) would
reach by tomorrow, the It'll.
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The Virginia Legislature has unsni
'mously adopted joint resolutions recon-
mending the adoption of such steps by
the rebel Government as may be neces-
sary in retaliation for the execution OF
BealL In the Senate Mr.. Hunter said
that had Beall been properly aided by
the Navy Department when he was in
Richmond last year, he verify believed
that an expedition which he then had
planned would have successfully releas-
ed every Confederate prisoner on john
sons Island. But red tape interfered
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An act for amending the Constitution
OF Minnesota so as to allow colored
persons to vote has been passed by the
Legislature of that State. The measure
was introduced by the Hon. Charles
Griswold, and carried through success
fully, mainly by his exertions On the
18th ult, delegation in behalf of the
cOlored citizens of ST Paul presented
him with an elegant gold headed cane
as an scknowled gment of their graft
tude
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The prisoners captured by Gen. Sher-
idan have arrived at Winchester. There
are $40 of them, forty being officers
The principal fight was at Fishersville.
Hollins, commander of the United
States sloop Cyane-whose bombard-
ment of Graytown Central America, viii
be remembered-was killed in an al
tempt to escape at Charlottesville. lie
Joined the rebels in 1861
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NOT1nE-

KYHEREAs, 1 have been legzllJ and duiy sp-
< w pointed ana qualified By the County Cour' Of
Many County. Tennessee, the Adrninst' strix, ete
al &. Perkins, deceased, a. the February term Of
ssld Court on the eth day Of February, iss5. TINS
20 notify al persons Who have claims against TIE
estate OF said deceased, q present them 70 ne
within the presented time By Law or they VII b
barred. NANCY X. PERKINS,
Columbia, Tenn Marcn II, las. Adn'x.
msrl4--Zts
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A letter from Ger. Sherman 10 Wade
Hampton in relation to the murder Of
captured foreigners of his army has
been published. Sherman informs him
that he will retaliate upon prisoners in
his hands-that foraging is war right
old as history--and that he will not
permit an enemy to Judge or punish
his men engaged in it
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This r..nE is .peci.l Agent Of JAY coosr. for the
classical, Mathematical and
EagIiSh School.

TENHE UNDERSIGNED WILL OPEN his School
in Nashville on Monday, March 9Th 1861, id
the upper room Of the Baptist Chapel, on Polk
Avenue. and continue It til July lst Entrance on
the souta side. In addition % the attn md Greek
Cias1ies. the usual English an hes viii also b.
Taught He anticipates with Piea IRE the renewal
Of former Prnfes sonal associations In che city and
vieiaity. and hopes also 60 FIRM nsH ones. Terms,
$40 per ra1nth payable monthly ia advance.
Manner Of pupils may be eft st the Book stora Of
Messrs Berry K Co, and on Saturday, the ffh inst
AT The school room from 10 to y An.
mar2-lmn NATHL. CROSS
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Estrsys---DavIdson County.

TAKEN Up By F. y. Rains, one Stray horse Of
4 black ccloT, about i6 hands high; has one small
whte spot on the leh mind quarter, snd is c years
ol p8sG no other marks or brands Of any deserip-
ton. VNuef ct $50
TAX EN up by J F. Smith, living in District No
10, On the Lebanon road, miles from Nashville, a
Cow snd cali as stray; the COW 10 about medium
SIZE, White color, neck red on both Fdes, with many
req spots interpreted over her, horns short and
crooked her right ear cropt, her left swallow fork
end underbit. he esf nearly the color Of the
COW; y about OF rays old, hsiisr. The COW is
mar .4-WSts Rsngarof d G.
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NOTICE.

TN copsR1uence Of the d ficuty in keering the
1 eltv supplied with wafer. owing 10 the partial
sfgtrlictun OF the rsners 81 the end Of the pipes
On the river We Ere compelled % prohibit the use
al nc water Of the Cry Water Works for the pnr-
pose Of sprnklng the streets, until the aforesaid
ehzsrlctitps are removed. snd We would most
earnestly Teauest the citizens % observe the utmost
economy in the NE Of water for donesf sn1 other
purposss JNn. hugh SMITH, Mayor.
AND. ANDERSON, Ch'n. W " Com.
JOS O. sdFTH,
rusrl4-lw ". II. HALEY.
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LADIES'and GENTLEMESSWD
Our stock Of SHOES Is very lsEg
~ UNIVERSAL sUcci
or
McClL
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
~ IKE TREkTMKaT OF DIaEAse
CH0HhlNG EfM WITH 5UCCEB ,
D3HHh STATES, As lf IL ia
aAbdFfLLE. fENalEEaEE.

For further information in regsi
the skillful success in the treatms,
diseases, the reader is referred 70
LES THERAPKUTics and MATRn hn
two large volumes, late edition Of Is
the best work in the United ~
where you viii find Or. McGills p
standing parallel with the best med
men Of the age in the treatment O.
eases Of women. For al disease % +
advertisement, satisfaction . gu
teed With my general practice ?
the following
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Fc1nR Elarned La,ies whose ILL.,, -.
heea no. - DnHg lDrlb ID Due 49,
sod has sad y0l should muilF-y - 49, ~ -.
irIs y y0er desire you csa cons'.. ,.--.s,s
letter o. IN pcrao1. no LADY ofef -. 49, -.
81 age need usazs apcL-anon- A---i
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omee Of Provo-t NlarsheI.
PAtvosT oEprEs,

], u having become evident that no good order
and quiet can be preserved IN th 8 city Nhiie the
large number OF Governments EmUlovees belong M
20 the various departments ID the cItg are I'll owed To-
roam ~ llrge az all hours; and full consulta'ion
has ne sen held with Brg-Genersl Donalis0u.
Chief q. ". Department OF toe Ccmberla1d--who
has is-ued concurrens orders upon the subie't--ir
j. hereby ordered, that no Government Employee
viii BE- allowed upon the streets o. the city or ont
q h- barracks erquartsrs, after nine o'clock, P. 81
unless lie hss written pc mission from the officer
en- '.ogng him. O. his sutb0rzsd Foreman.
H. Tie Patrols sre hereby ordered 10 arrest ~
sneh employees lognd ont Of their quarters siier
nine O'Clock p NJ without said written mass. and
a. ir az praet cable, report them to their barracks
nut uPo7 second offence, or rpOn he request Of
Their Comnlsr ding eIficer or Foreman, they sill Re
impfls9as sna pun shed IS usual for misdefnean-
or ~ cOmusnd Of
Brig General JOHN r. MILLER,
HrsTEs BEcoas.
msrltI5. Captain and Provo-t Marshal,
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Marshal's Sale.

DURSuANT 70 writ Of Zen. Er issued from the
i bis net Court Of the Unit q stat for the
Alddle District of Tennessee, in pursuance Of the
decree Of sad Court pronounced on Monday, No.
vemher n, 1884, ia the cause Of The United Sts Is
81 the estate and propertys moneys, stocks and
cgedi Of NGui F EVe,' being cause No. 20 ia SAID
Court GA the 18th dsy OF APRIL 1885, At the Court.
house door ia Nashville. Tennessee, between the
hours OF 10 and Il o'ciOck, vii expose 20 public
SALE Or cash in hand, 10 the highest bidder, ll tbs
night, lite ard Interest, Tor the PERIOD OF his atu-
ri lifa Of Paul f. hve 10 aud ~ the following real
taie situated in Davidson county, Tennessee, To-
wit: A certIin lot and the Improvements thereon,
sitasted &c te corner Of Vine snd Church Spring
fe-ts IN Nashville. fronting 6 feet on Vine street.
3 running back 10 the lot heretofore sold by said
Eve C the Mayor end Aldermen Of Nashville; slsO
that par OF southfeld lot No. IL near Nashville
conveyed 10 said kre by BFyson f. JroJisoale by
d.ed dated April 10 1856, and registered N the
kegisBer Office OF said Davidson county IN book
No ~. page CO., 10 which reference IS hereby par
dcularly made Tor description, also q lot on the
set &c of Cherry street, in said Nashville, 'front.'
ing " feet on ss street and running hack ls2 feet
psriciIiarly descr bed Ia the deed rom VI. ha,nil
tos snd Maria ssarsns 70 said Eve. dated April IL,
1857, ana registered ia The Rsgisters Office afore
"a IN hook No. 20 pages as 9, which IS herety
expressly reierred to for descr ption also lots Nos
te5. lf6 lO7, and los in Shelby's addition 20 Edge
held-lot No. loo froSting CO feet, and the other
three fronting each 80 Get on Woodland street, and
I'll running back 40 feet 20 an aeyssld lots hay
my be conveyed 20 Sad i've uy John shelby on
December u, 1854. by deed registered IN the Reg
which is hereby referred 70 expressly for deecrip-
ton: nio lots Nos a and As il BIOoI add on to
Edgefeid each fronting 90 feet on Wood and street
and running back l76 feet 90 sn alley Ia per plsn
registered IN saa Registers Office in book No. p,
on rage 5 said lots having been conveyed to SAID
Eve on May : 1856 - deed registered IN said Reg
i-ter Office in hook No. -, on psge $751; to which
snd % ssia plan refereDoe hereby expressly made
FOR description. And on sAid day, on the premises,
wiz alsa czpcse - publc sale on the terms siore-
SAID IA the furniture ID the house situafA on the
r.~Hu
oecuried hv SAID Eve as q family residence said
fnrniiare beng the house furniture Of said EFe.
EDWIN X GlASCOCK.
nnsrrhi4-td Msrshal NJ. d. T.
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During the thirty days ending March
s, 1856 rebel deserters from Lee 5 army
arrived in Washington Among the
number we're 30 officers.
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A Grand Family Matinee
sye.y saturday afternoon. at 2JS o'clock.
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHOgIr
TO THE
NATIONAL BIHI
Nashville, Tennessee.
TREAsIRV DEPARIME,I

OfficE - rff CuNFTR0gHER % rHF Crps,,-
" ASSN >aroS, Jan. 81 h.,
EETHEREt IS, BIZ SATISFACTORY Fvrrv,
~ Pre- e1ied 70 the undersigned h -
made . appear thst "THE SFGJNH Nm,
BANK of EASHVILi 2" In theci,y on, h.
10 the coan'y Of Day dsnu, snd Siata al Ts-,-
nzs been duly organized under and sr,ors,--,.
requirements DISH Acf o. Congress. enr.i.i .
Act % provide q National Currency. sa.prsi .
a. dge % United States bon g., and IL NM.
he circulation a. redemption thereof an
June 20, 1864. snd has con he'd with IN n. +
visions 81 said ac;s required % he corrulsi
b fore commencing the business Of Bansrs-
said Act
Now. therefore, 7, Hugh McCullocb. Comm.
81 the Cunercy, do hereby certify fhgf az.
cond N-tional Bank Of Nashville yin DE- ~
Nashville in The county 6f DaWd.o1. sri :.
fennl ssee b. authorized 70 commen.7 h. i
mess 81 tannug under the ACT Aforesaid
IN testimony Wherco. Wtsa
IS17Ar- hand and sesl al Office. this t5..-
4 dsy Of January. 1855.
HUGH McCCIIOV
Comptroiierog the Cr-r
bo-fhe shove institution " % BE- opensfe..
leas n the course o. a few DAYS, VI which r.
nee " . &c gwen.
6bI7-2m ''-
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Valuable Land for Sale.

WE ofIsr for sale 1o 70, or 20 aeIas Of valuable
w snd q miles from town on the Hhisboro
pike, admirably adspsed for a market garden and
residence, good bu'ldi9g site and fue water
Apply 70 NELSON 4 MURFREE, Agents,
marS ID ~ Cherry 81 Get
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