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SATURDAY, OCT. q.

SATURDAY, OCT 81.
CuNBErIAxb srkKu No. 2-For two year olas
DISH Of mil e; Steo entrGbce $50 foreit tse win
nef o. Cumberland stake No. OF Monday 70 he eg
cluced nom sisrang Ia -lls stake. Closed wal
the i5llos1ng eutaes
D. hesthsm names eh Muggins. pedigre,
? Turner q Johnson name chg Copper. peaigrsc
shove
8 TB Patterson names Oh c Ch,ekAmaugs, pedi.
gree shove.
Z Also, b blanche Rousseau, pedigree above.
:. hs'nes name eh c GrapeTiae. bY Revenue.
cat 81 Sea bree1e. by imported Albicn
q Hinton A X inney uanes ch & rorunio nv Com.
NOD ne, dam By Ch,lde Harold
g " II NcLynRn mares grf Enigma ~ Chlsa
hsrola out ofltelis ~ imp f'fisrn
A''e, y Currcaey, by Chi de Harold. dam by imp
- I kerry nzmss en- Cspitols hy Jask Nal ne.
Nain Afisn Mare cut o. LesisIhan.
SAME DAY.
hanoieAp; Nile Hesis Associanon Pms saia
Aise, frotiius Raos for Purse Of $50; mile hs,,.
+ seott euiers b m Molly Norr,p.
r NhtaaauEl eniers unfpoqn
hs,e % CONNIE ce preciselv ~ ~ s,.lc.l- p
freshments q aack. Oe'o'A' ne
Pools and Susrter Stretch Rad,-.s N n, - -,
rng the week a. Vim kinuay's $1,000 - +. -.
stree, and ~ the t'sck % Ne--at
ANnREW FLYNns. se-re,s,v
o~ Nashville. lean.
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FOR SALE.

FOR ~ ALE,
100 ACRES
OF LAND with one OF the lest arranged resi-
" dencps m the State, consisting OF 3 - story
brick duellioC with l3Toom-. All the out HOUSES,
harms stables, carriage house, ice house, servants
rooms, Re-, are buit of bril- fine csteIn, which
Will hold coo barrels, enclosed with = stone
house. Near tie esiden,e IS "a large and finely 81
arranged fsh pond, well stocked With h=h Beau
uful grounds font Of the house, td-fef1Iv ST.
ranged and cmsmented WITH evergreens h1Wcr
shIuhbery, Gc-,-zh acres q the tract well um-
hered. Al o. on the place are tom @ tlousard
seleet fruit trees 10 bearing; with siraWterucs,
rsspberrie-, and an tae smaller fruits ali under
good fence, and situated on The north side OF tha
nyer, miles from the city, on the Hyde'- Feuy
pike, with fine landing on the river eoyeuieut 10
the dwelling. Also,
IL 10 1900 ACRES
OF Land on the Hyde's Ferry road, 10 miles from
the city fronts % the nyeT II Hiciunan's Ferry
al the trsct heavy tmbered VI D poplar, white oai,.
black oak, black walnut chestnut SC. Also,
so ACRES
On The MuHfeesboro pike, 4 miles out finely
improved and well stocked with frmt tees Sc.
Also,
40 ACRES
OF Land on the GalIstn Pike, m,lss out, snd one
mile to the right Of the rjsd Moderate improve
1896 ACRES
OF Land on the RaDpahaonock River 10 Culpep-
PER county vs., near Brandy STATION, known a.
Meadland- 20 acres IN wood, balance meadow
lsnd. Also,
21OO ACRES
GOOD Cotton and Gran land ia 6reen county.
George. 100 acres ofths tast well timber d. 400
acres river bottom. Tao plain dWs bugs on The
place, two never falling streams running through
the tract; good erist and saw mil, and o. susted
within miles Of The Georgia Central ard Athens
Branch Railroad, midway between Atlanta and An
gusta- Schools, Colleges and Churches conFpuI-
ent On this plsce a. servants who were raised
on the premises and Who willing 10 remain and
cultivate the farm st far EGges.
For any Cf the above call on
NEWSOM, MOORE %.
a. North Pubic square
Nashville, Ieun
oct12Iw. fBsnner Copy
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Nashville Extended!

GREAT PUBLIC SALE.
Of lis Lots on tic premises IN Hardiag's
Magnificent addition 10 NaaiUiic, on
Wednesday and Thursday, October Is and
10. 1868.
THE growth Of Nashville being so rapid, and
4 the ueuand for HouEes and BuildizE 10 3
being 50 great, Mr.. Thomas Harding has consen-
ted that We may bring into snarket a Second
Addition Ct bis beautiful Lots, between the Capitol
and Fort Gillem, As profitable investments and
Commanding Sites for PriFaie Rasideuces. the. e.
Lott are unsurpassed Terms most hhersl Omn-
buses afl riding free passage 70 add from the Lots
vii leave the square and corner Of Union and
Cherry streets Al 100 ociocz A. NJ on earh day Of
sale. Dont fail 10 be on hand if you desire a lot 90
Ia ID on, OF . make good inve stmsni, nee from
Corporation Taxes.
J. /. a r. W. BROWN,
Rssl D. late Agents,
octl2 ID 2535 Union b., Nashville, Tenn.
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Etw advertisements.
Butter! Butter ! Butter |!
% Tubs Choice Table Butter
For sale by GRIFFITH, PARSONS 4 co.
octls-st
Sale OF Government Work Oxen.

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAs-rR
NASHVILLE, Z EsS., Oct n, 1866.
Il WILL sell AZ Public Auction at the L s CorTals
II in Nashville, Tenn, on M0aday, the I'D day Of
October, 1885,
THIRTY -FOUR HEAD OF WORK OXEN.
These oxen sre in good condition and e. for imme-
diate srrviee.
sale TO commence st2 O'Clock p. m. Terms cash
IN Government funds.
sy order OF Col A J Ma,kly. Chief Q N Dept Of
Tennessee. +, B BIRE
,cils-9t Capt aud A q NJ.
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uNTEB sTATEs o. AzrEIoI,

4 \ informsiion having been dled 10 tbe u. :
n Dlsin { Court Tor aid district by RI. II Bsfri-
son, ESQ U. S. At;oTnsy for ssid district agsipst s
the rsht TILE and isiersst o. r. c. Foster, 3D. .or
and dufing his natural life q ard 70 ;be fonsa sg5
lot On Nne street, where said Foster nov re idss
sad lot fronting one hundred lee; en- sd sfreef
and aEslnst TIE rents nov due and TO become dus
thereon, alleging that the ssid sikht title and infsr
est and the sad rents hsd been ssize1 ia sad d.
tIict lsnd a. forfeited % tbs United States for
causes m ntioued in SAID Information and ALLEGED
70 be true and prsyuE ioT process 10 enforce tie
seiEure and counsc ,ticLs q =lid prcperfv a.
Nov, ihsrsiore, hereby give public nouoa 10 ali
persors Interested j. faid properly. % spnsar -
lore said Court On the "a Aonday n October parf
s. the Federsi Oourt Room II the Capitol II Nash
vile ir.ssiG district AZ 10 O'Clock g. m, then and
the % propound theiF clams and make thsir ale
Eafions On thsf bsnalf EpWlN r gsIAsCOCE.
Ma-shsl Ct the Middle D.stIict Of Tennessee.
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McCILl,
BOTANfC FEFSlGIls,
M THE TREATMENT o. nEElsE5 o
GROWING Mfm WITH suuoh,h u
OTHER HfkIES. AS if II IN
NADdElIIE, IhhEEaaAE

For further information 10 regard 2
the skiIlful success in the treatments
diseases, the reader is referred % oHF
LEs THEHkFEuTICs and MATEEIA hEDcA
two large volumes, late edition Of i'ot
tho best work IN the United States
whore you VIII find Dr. hcd.is nams
standing parallel with the bsss meeis @.
men Of the age ia the treatment OF l o.
eases Of women. For sli diseases IN ll'
advertisement, satisfacti0n Is glAfia
teod. With my general Praciiee D N'i'
che following
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Property for Sale.

WE are offering for sale four two story BRICK
w dwellings, and two one story francs, con
tanning from 10 o. rooms each. 0ecupyin8 space
o. about i25 feet front, located IN the
Free Soil District.
On South COLLEGE street. Immediately in the rear
and adjoining The large Tobacco Warehouse, on
the corner Of Broad and College streets.
The prices range from g. .2In, 70 S401o.
Call on W MATT BROWN e. co
natTpruF A G,aH-- 1f-.-.f
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WANTED --AGENTs-For the sis.dsrd Hi.-
" tcry Of the War, complete ia one large roval
octave vol, Of over 100 psges. eplenoidy illus IA
ted WITH ~ portraits Of General and hatrie scsnes
Ahis is JUST the book ne people want and d me
sents = rare chance Tor Agents. Teacher ladies'
enf q etc youuR ueu, snd esDecislly retrroed and
disaoed uihcers and SOLDIER, IN wa5t Of prostahIa
enploJmsnt VII Ind u particularly adapted 20
their condition. Send Tor circulars ami 80 our
terms. Address JONES, BROS Z Co. las West
Fourth street CiaoiEnau, o. ssrie Ir-s
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Cleanse the Nystem Of ali In
pHFilits.


'br. sWaYRs's BlOOd-t'urifyisg Panaesa."
lie reputa ion for cunng scTofaia. OLD ulcers, hip
JOINT complaint liberated sore throat Nhiie SWELL
ing dark hosches deiects IN the skle hoils yei-
log skln nlaTa-mus OF wasting flesh, rheumauC A.
ieci a., paius IN TIE homes A. Is almost without
parallel. The Eetk anc deulitsted OF any disease
OF surolaloGs nature it b sure 20 do Rooo - the
many thousand estlmonials from sll parts Of the
word win prove nothing ever discovered can
compare with it N CuriHg mat class o. disorders
hsrcurial and Syphiluc soazes cf shot OF long
sianding-uoihinR aas ever proved 20 edeCtuRl IN
compleiely srsi eating every FestIge d these dan
gerOus Complaints
Chrome EcyPelAs q the lace is cured TO 4 great
CO iaiusy.
lsrk rloiches or Detects IN the skin onondmes
appear. the pansc =" and e Olnment" wi
=, - TIE SAN snd give = more yoathial con
~ oe sure q eeiilng The pure and genuine Rana-
-. hefsilsre elieei a. the prncipa once Of Dr.
essy ne 500, ~ Moth ei1th street. Philsieiphls,
ORA ihe hres siore Of W J. &C. W. SMITH,
Corner q Church snd Vine streets.
VILE
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CaronIe CUsl


Faaar Nan. stop bcf1Io you further ~
i,sasao slllasi % aani tnaEa d 20 49,, :.
b. enc o. r ut EflIsaioul, AID plyatl-
-ssrra that uldeTaian irealng o ADJ @ ~ y
.av iast j. have cured doaaus u ias ~
in dfdlsui States, Elo have sqeai ae.A -. =
iar. srd are uoH Faii cured b nla- an e-f
salvug lCl-ela ana salf|uE aa.ae.a1 y s- ~
one country. la word, At 49, - - -.
nv ~ a1I nm ave 40 CA. F.l ~ -
~. 81 "a III 81 tta l..1-.as l .allaaet q -
fsriissI1l1i. TIE tssi % ga.5iaac1i 4 p -
litF.
DA Hc9ibh
Ur.ss sisaai. Hasll.l.fl llt-
a-tr- - 800 aiif Hr1H.Hf -
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Valuable Yarn fer Sale

OO0 ACRES n lrst elsss isns e sc, n
Gen. w. e. Harding, in god stsis q eul s.. .
Fortsrrns apply % 8. ". C1ldressl sl.eths1 =
Law, Ezshvflls, Tenn, No, q enaiis ''i0'~
seu21-ens
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NIITIIITfI IlII'TIT V'-IIT7
TWO PERFORMANCES,
Afternoon, half past tvo-Eyeuing, hali-pas seven.
Grand and ImDOsing Procession

n NAahu anu hAHbsAAE n AbNNsaAoh
VIII t3ke plsce at II O'Clock, through the Streets
ina winch the Lsdies will appear On horseback Al
30, the Performers, dressed In beautiful Roman
Costume, pr eeded by the splendid English Band
Chauot, with the Company 5 celebrated Brass Band,
dressed in Scarlet and cold Uniform by
o Of the greatest cnrosties IN ATnenca, it being
the Unidentified CA RlIAGE which formerly belonged
% QUEEN VICTORIA, and was used for msny
years by the Duchess al Kent mother OF the Queen
10 the Grand Procession which always passes from
buckingham Paiace, through st. James Park, %
the House Of Parliament where her majesty goes
every year &c in2ugurlic the Cersmonies. This
Carnage Is the genuine article, and has heTer been
exhibited 70 the pubic M America, As twas brought
direct rom LondOn here, after great trouble ia get
ng permission 10 bring u cut Of EngIut, which
wa ~ last accomplished alta cost o. OTerSiX Thou
sand DosFs.
The Manager Of Publications respectfully an
nuunees the positive appearance 81 each and every
Entertainment, the iol0wiug Popular Performers;
Mr.. JAMES DENOTE, the only Rival oil james
Robinson.
NE. JAMES COOKE, the greatest Bstcut Leaper
m The World, wall make his First Appearance IN
this place.
Mr.. JOHN BARCLAY, the India Rubber Man
Crest Wonder OF the World
The Snufh- ~ faffrn Eavrr7fr
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New Theafr
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CORNER OF UNION AND sUanrEE =,
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Mile, hIARIETT.
Who VII sPpezr this RAW
Friday Evening, October n,
R0p 81, -, S's .. ana dsrus act q, =. -
''-.' '-s' sieal Ieud.aoa q ne ~ I.5s.
Ok L Elk AVENGEp
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i'''oi'i' Snoe 60 comusucs WITH he
Fooi of the FamiIv.
-zs.s-
~ ts sl.i, Der ls.h. asnsts snd Is., .,,.
MILE. MARIETTA RAvn
N 10 sa'oi, y J. ? pa5. Sc, F ss.''sa '''sut
-s.
o..9bs, N ~ ~ % me On asd af.s-p
ths Cssta WI M rs -. !, s -, !. = opeeet At
Scale Of Prices,
i"iete hozes..--.sl0 % Dress C.rs.
-... % Psrspssi..' -
~ ~ ne. u Chairs, co Gslisrv. -
Oo'ored Gallery. -. -.
H. elis can he secured e. TIE -rt...-
m 81 . pm , Without eEfra chars. '7-l
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Dan CASTILLO,

Whose Wit. Hupior. Conversational Powers Anti.
tude snd ke6nment render HIM the most aceel, a.
Die tsker who has ever entered the Arena hide
pendent Of his own luheren aud scqu cd ahiItles.
be w. n introduce his elegantly Trained and Marvel
louslv marked Ru ,san Steed. the horse GEAR. %
md his equine beauty ''Floating Cloud"
Among the Speclahties OF she Great Show some
thing bsyOnd all ocedent VIII be three Lsdy ri =
der; M'DLL CARLJ1TA uFBERG the Premi er
Partisan Egues.ienne; M'DLL JOSEPHINE, the
Aouua and llsshinr Rider and
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-18
q. y. TkRRgRELTT
J. T.. EATHfSOT,
j. -. GARRETT.

= e general meeting OF The oascars Of
the 2ed Arkansas infantry regiment, IfarT-
.hcTno's brigade, committee ASvirr bscn a.
pointed to draft resolutions Az an evidence W
iho doap syrEpathy with the family OF Captain
4. J. CiiRs- Go. a, ia tho recent bereavement
Of the above named slScer BY Drowning, and
eur sincere regard fcr tie deceased, the fsllow-
ing resolutions were proposed ard adopted:
Resided, That ia the death Of Captain "A. y
Clre we have 20 mourn the less Of a true aad
noble friend thns tke Confedsraey las lest y
brave srd gallant sEcsr and orr cause aost
faithful defender.
Resoired, That We tender to the friond. Of
Captain Cline our heartfelt -Tnpathies, and
that We neurn bis loss ia common with them
RsS0tved, That a copy or these resolutions bo
can't 70 the family Of tho deceased. ard copy
50 the -'' Washington Telegraph N for >uhlica-
tion.
Capt. Wa r. PATTOE.
c7rr-iltre } lin III. OgBORNE.
( Lt BEN ri NINf
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-18

| The answer Of ono Of tho defendants being
evidently uatruo s-to certain statoIaent Of q
fact within his ewn knowledge; the maxim ilzl
sas IN EE0 fstsUs ~ 05i7ibus applies, ard his
testimony ceases to be entitled 20 any crcdi
4 whatever.
! Tha defendant must take tha privilege of be.
ing witness FOR hinsef sam ene-c subject tc
oil the rules and principles ~ lie law " evi-
daaoe by WhicA tie law s.Tiyes 10 guard against
the dangers of perjury.
He nlust bo careful to testify fairly, frankly,
| IinEonUsusly, fzlly.
IL Ii the d1iy of bis solicitor ~ soo th.t ke
dee5 - claim egAizss the estate " Gc-
| ceased person cannot be verified by the afida-
Wit OF 81 agent
Execution having been lavi=d en certain
lands as thc property " the defendants ~ Tie
judgment 81 !aw. the soa of ths defendant flod
bill in chauceTy 10 eIjain the sale ciHirninr-
the lands ss his own asserting that they hEd
been conveyed 70 BIN ~ his father Many
circumstances combining 10 show thst this III
legged conveyance was merely coloTabl1 and in-
tended 81 hinder and 6elay the creditors of tho
father, the sans iss.Glj ID bs void
The creditor having hled cross lii "a sub
Ject the lands to the payment qf his aobt, TIE
court balow in decreoing the aalo froza tAe faith
er 70 the son 70 Be fraudulent AID void, should
haze further decrsed tlas uRless by dar frsd
the defendants III ths CroEs bill should pay the
teTast and aost adiHdgsd at law, and nIsl .he
costs ca tLc original sn2 Cross bill, tho iauds,
or 50 much thereof - sheUld 30 necessary,
should DE SOLD BT D commissioner
The proceeds OF such sale should r-gt bean
Piled 70 Payment Of the COSTS oH iha original
and cross bill and the expense ef eLrczifnr tho
decree, and The re5idzs s.Is0ld bc applied 10 the
payment Of she judgments al law, ala TIE sur
pl1a, Il Aay, shouldb brought into court.
shoald the procseds of =a-h sal0 fall to pro
duee satisfaction Of tie costs and iuar--cais at
law, tha creditor should ~ RENTED V his pro-
cOediaEB at Law for the collection " the rssiIus
hy execution Oh gaTnishnent.
Damages on;the dissolution Of az fniunc.ioa
can SnIy be awazdod ~ ths court where noE-
ey is clJoizcd and then "on tie ameua. ~
leased BY tho Injunction
The suii on tho original bill ia tho case not
being e eajoin the collection vi debt renar-
ally, but enly q prevent the sale or particular
PrSPerfy for payments az II. damages sAoulI aot
haze been awarded by the court below " d!s
solving the injunction
And ths court below having arrad I'm this re-
spect 10 tho Injury ~ tho appellant. tie appel
led must pay ali the costs accruing ~ this
coarlr although lin other respects the decree cr-
tered Ia this court Inn In his favor. Reversed. 1
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-18
A Trihnt- rF no-,rrt

Al regular meeting w Pleasant vaIo7
Ledge Che following rasolu licrB were had.
hsered ~ The memory of Dr. g. B. DowD.
who departed this life Dec. IIth. 1854. LIE.
powd was Hlan hslG IL high csteem by ihe
citizena generally as physician Hu was y
coed citizen kind neighbor. o good husband
and q afTcctienato father, aRd worthy rlaaea
therefore
Rs59lvsd, That Plessazt valley Ledge. ~
80, has lc!t worthy brother and fast friend
ResSlvad' That this Lodge aym2athiz5 with
tie seroayed widow and orphans
RsFs!Css, That thia Lodee wsar ths ra-,l
badge OF mourning f5r thirty DAYS.
ReseIvsa, That tie Secretary furnish the
family ei the deceased brother with d copy of
shsse resolutions.
Rcsstgsd, That ths E'asairgies TersrrzgA pab-
lisa and s0rrard account t. this Lodge for pay-
nelt.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-18
PLnLfAHr VALLEY LoDgl. NO. go.

henlpataad CO., Ark, Doc. iRth, 1894
THEgEAs = a. Affective Providence OF
AlEighty Goa, We nro again called 10 rnsrfr
the loss " IN esteemed Srs.har, JAsEs ".
6coGGIF, WI To Was OH tls Ah i-ss. rsunoy--
tfoD 3Ir ila-, sld hia 9tar=tr5ahip on rartb. ts
kis Inheritance above, hla- in tho ai=tiath
year o. bis agc. III gsrl-ina raEe felloued to
tA9ig last rePc9ci and inferred vita masonic
soiomniica and ho1orB. Brother gcoryin wrs
1aa M very extensive acquaintance, md bali
X hiEl estseza by tlo ciiizana -rarrailv: thrra-
forc
Rss5EpsI, That this Lodge have less ssa5
member and kind ncigbLyr, Aal the world y
good eiiizo1, and his faFciiy Kind and oTsn.
lionste husband and father,
RssoEsc9, Thas shc members VI ihis L,lre
woar tho EaEal badge VI mourning. and W..
ihis Lodge b. clothed In aaournilg fer tbs
space Of thirty days.
AcsslCed. ThLt z copy Of thsso Hroceadiars
by furnished tlc family of the deceased, nrd y
copy forwarded 90 tho F.5t.agtga T.Ieqrsyl
Tor publication.
~ order of tha Lodco.
J. r. MATMI5CN. Seerssar7.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-18
ABSTRACT OF TIE
0F TIE SUPREME COURT
or TIE
state CT ArEaasaR.
REPORTED BY
Q. Al. ROSE,
NJ AUTHORITY OF THE SUPREME COURT.

JANUARY TERN, 1856.
D&1iez vs.. TraEnuzeRE's Heirs.
Error to Ashiey Circuit Cart.
ATTACHMENT-ADs
OPINION BX COMPTON, J.
A n Attachment suit Ia : compound proceed
"a ing, being beth ia rea and ia psrsonGrn
liable c. any time before Judgment te Be chang
ed int proceeding solely sa.YeTsOa5Es. Chi
dress vs.. Fowler Esg. 1853.
Where the defendant hles bord TO release
the attachment tho judgment will hs strictly
az Fers0.saa, on which no process can issus
after bis death Without revsvcr
Nhs attachment in this case not having been
released, althoGgh the defendant appeared, tho
proceedings la tho salt. the Judgment and the
order for special execution against tie land
which had been attached amounted 10 con-
asmnation Of the lands by iadieial sentence 10
the payment of the judgment
And the defendant having died, 4 special ex-
eeutien was SfteTw ards. properly issued with
cut revival of the judgment
This case Is different s..frsm-that Of the Ftate
Bank 10. Ester, Is Ark. 26a, where thc izS~.
Faent was Ga Psrss@sm nerely; whereas III ,his
ease She judgment Wss tB rsH az % tie lands
attached asd ia persoa1H a. 20 the residue OF
the debt which should be left annaid after er-
haasrRg the precsods OF The sale Of tie lands.
The condemnation Of tho lands Uas gpceiE-
&c appropriation Of them .s tbs GLAZING of crsLi-
tors gsasFally.
And Observation-Disclosures Of the defendant ia the
attachment coEld have no claim anon them Ia
III the Judgment recovered was satisfied. Ua-
Nls VS.. OsN at, - Ark. AZ. (Afirmed)
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-18
Wanted

Tg70 EIRB, NEGRO WOMAN, whs Is .
& good House Servant, aud who can CARD
sad spin, asd not iacCmbered with children
Also, q NEGRO BOY, who can drive an OK
wagon. Ii ths absence OF the undersigned
persons wishing to kirs servants will cSii OF
Maj John D. Adams
A. H RUTHERFORD.
Dsoszaker "a, 1884. d2-G
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-18

TOR RENT. Il will reat one Furnace At The
Z Rolling Fork Salt Works, Sewer county.
ArkGrsEs, en- Shares. Any person with nine
hands eEd one tesIa can make 500 per day--sr
with sixteen hands aEd team $500 per day esR
be made elsar of rent. Beef, pork. bacon, corn,
meal, -four, &c, can be had at the Works IN
exchange for sait. also wsns to hire 10 ne.
gToes, ror which l will pay $50 psr m9nth for
COED Lands, TO cut wood, and in proportion for
others tc clcaE land and make crop the cszR-
lag season. II. ". PERKINS.
Rolling Fork Ssit Works. 6sVieT county, Ar
kansas. Jan. Z. 1856 4S-3'
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-18
(EXTRACT:)
Aej's cnd IHsP'r Gsssrsps 0@ss,
Richmond, August p, 1884.

Lt4Nl.l-l'gIiNli -. 3 ~ -sf -lN7oN
General Orders 70 80:
vi Every exempt and detailed man under
this act. shall render to the Enrolling Oficer
in his report detailed stsemtent Of the mark
etable surplus produced and soid by him, with
testimony that the sales were to the govern
Inent or to soldiers fanatics. Which state
rnent shall 30 sent ia the eomulas der Of Con-
scripts fer tao State, and thsrsupon sasisfse-
ton upon his boud shall BE entered.
By Order &. COOPER.
ADS and Inspector Gen.
Gscial: Il. L. CLAY. 45scw
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-18
HD.-QRs. DISTRICT OF AREAEsAR
In tho Field, aeariFHlscz, JrR. ssL, 1888

A4A|-- = 4-As- -sAss AA-S4 W ANEkH.
In tho Field, nearll' 'HlscE, JnR. SUI, 1888. I
General Orders No. o.
NITIZEES. are informed that n II con-
~ irary 70 law and orders 10 purchase
Clothing Arms, Equipments, &C., froEa rol-
aieTs, under penalty u forisitzre Of property
ead three hundred dollars fus, or no, less Tia
two years imprisonment
H. Cavalry Ean arc hereby forbidden ID di--
poso of their horses, arms equipments, DC. to
airy pcrscE whatever. All officers are directed
70 roe that this ordcT ~ not yiyiatsd i any case
should ~ come to the knowledge or any OEc9-
that any horses arms. on equipments, have hecr
disPoErd e. they will im1ediatuly take stnrr to
recover the article, ard Wal port g. these Head
Quarters the name 81 th1 soldier, s5 vel ~ the
name ot tho sitizen, who may have purchased
the article 4 violation of this order or failaro
20 carry cut tAe seme. viii subject the ofscer 40
ares. and trial by Court Martial.
Dy cg1aIaand Nj
Aiai D p. BEAaRUnER.
p. ?. TURNER, A l7lt
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-18

The military bin which recently passed
Congress, places reserves, as lo,l.s as they
are 10 the service II tie position Il rcra-
Ter terccs and subjects them to the sal-e
liability Of change IF place Is tho regular
aFiny.--Mississippi Cilrion.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-18
ALMANACS FOR 1865,
A SHALL. LOT Or Almanac for sale. Price
= % Por taepy. Enquire st the Printing
olheer or addr-sa u. ~. SUTTON,
Jan. l1i 1882 Washington, Ark.
Fnn sAKn.

A VALUABLE NEGRO WCnAE, aI
- yeers old, viih ons cAil4- Fg- pa-ti-z-iz-a
zPFly * this Of-oo
DstrmhgT r7. 1854 iA aw~
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-18

~ Several huEdred Yankees captured at
Frarklin have arrived here anl f-tnn nr
lilFferS zt -patrirl Etlclada. fgtf. N.