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Closing prices for cash. nov. iG 1855 received BY F.
saltoustsl & Co., Comnllsslon, Stock and Bond
, 1865-11-11

Locsl Stocks were dull, and the only sale on the
Stock Board was lot OF February Cook County
Scrip at 98K. At pnsste eale. re repo.t sale Of
three eha1ee OF First National Bank Stcck at Is.
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r, II. FArTONI
Asst. Surg. 18th ". Ya. v. /.
union League Rssaoii,a59ions. i,

Union League Reso1utionS. s{t
GLEN RAsFoH, MARSHALL Co, WA, I
zayoEs 5sEzooo April %, 1890 i
At meeting of the members of Council
No. 2, Union League of MaFshalIl county,
". Va, It was pnanimously
ResOlVsd, That We deeply and sincerely
sympALhiGe With the bereAEed family and
relations Of our late noble Chief Magistrate,
WIN 1Nas stEnck do#nlby A. rebel assassin's
hand, who, like emissRries of hell, were
the the instisators Of q deed the foulest
ever done.
2 Resolved, That though our noble Presi-
dent has bsen taken away from us, and We
miss his patriotic counsel, his frmness,
his tnAexible adherense 70 the Union of
our fathers, yet We hope and pray that his
mantle may descend andifall upon his sue
csssor onr present inenmhent Of the Pres
ideutial chair, MI. Andrew johnson, and
We pledge ourselves 70 aid and assist him
20 much as in our power lies 70 carry ont
the principles and efforts Of our late Prssi-
dent; and willis the nation Iamsnt8 and
mourns the loss OF President Lincoln, we
pray that our pF6sOht Chief Magistrate
may trust In and lean upon the Almighty
arm Of the God Of battles, 90 that thiSmost
helliSh rebellion may be crushed now and
forever. ~ u ;lrss .s,r-s,ssH
ReSolO6d, That We hereby warn all SYM
pAthizsrs with this REBELLION, of whatever
Shape or SG6 they bei To- walk aud talk cir
Fepm5peetly from hHneeforth, and No hon
estly and sincerely oall on them 70 come, for
ward aud take the oath of allegiance 20 the
United States aud III 8 rest tored goYeFument
Of West Virginia. Or. axe the eonSequ qusnees
AeeoEdtrg 70 IAgo made and provided for
ID such easea.
ReSoEVed, Fhst 1eR asI citizens Of West
Virginia, living Il 4aEshan county, viii
n6E suIfor; any one who 10 Known % hgVe
been IN lhe ctebeT my, pe Il ths aided
or abetted IA the infSmo1S a6ellions 70
coms back aud live among %, asither. will
We sn5sr any. one who = ~ Il dFn sympa-
thiEsF or 6bettpE 20 remain hel 8 eitiEenI
among ua. .5scs ssd .0-4 O. ESQ ~
Done by order of the Council, NTH the
SeQnesH 20 have this pal in the
IHheslink Datg latsli igeae1 -,
THoliGS HIESd Fpssidsnt,
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q speeeh 81 10 pourlnnn.

-. = 3 ~ + as.
Fred Douglass, in 9 speech delivered at
Rochester, April 1s, said: .a .a
It was my fortune to be made acquaint-
cd with Mr. LincolnltWo years ego, and
Stnce then have had repeated interVieWs
with him; and sensitive asI am and quick
to see and resent rejudice. against the col.
ofed man, either by q want Of cordially
or by. . patroniAing tone, yet could not
detect the slightest feeling Of this found
Mr.. Lincoln an nIsraelite indeed, utterly
free from q feeling which In come, form is
almost universal. When Invent to the
White House found the keepers of the
doors the Same servants who held positions
1nder former Presidents, andiWho had in.
h0rited all the feelings about the approach
Of the eolored man which then prevailed,
and thussducated they showed a disposi-
tion to turn me RWay. How were they as.
tOnishsd when they saw Mr.. Lincoln meet
UlO at the doorSw with all the warmth and
cordfRlity With which one meets an old
and familiar friend, after long parting.-
The effect was good; and as turned to go
In i saw. the servants turn one TO another
with look which said: tI'Well, times have
changed fandisis all right after all.p--
Among the last words Mr.. Lincoln said to
me In our last interview, we're: A.Doug-
lass, hate slavery as much as you do, aud
l want to see il abolished altogether!IF
Il is not for me II do not think it is for
any man to attempt to measure the char
acLeF of Mr.. Lincoln. / feel his loss too
deeply as personal bereavement to do
this, butt may, will, say that think in
large measures Abraham Lincoln had done
his work kand done it well. ga IN
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10 q .i'aas q. -saa
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- . + 4
l,n BgRKEsyIlIR, Va, April 81, 1866.
HIS Ezeelteney Coz. A. i. BoRExAN: Hss.
Dear Sir-The paymastSr, Msj. Walker,
5as ct last commenced paying our troops.
The Twelfth and Fifteenth regiments are
pald ONT here; and l have the money,
amounting TO about $56, 900. s5iiTfs'
We start for Richmond in the morning,
distance 80 miles. The paymaster goes
with as, and the Tenth and Eleventh vim
be paid of at Richmond Wa1Will arrive
there on Monday next, and i will send the
money home Immediately from there. 2
must say that Major Walker has Dur.
sued the regiments under lifhcnIties. it
being two Weeksfrom the time he left Nor:
folk till he found them. I had 20 leave
Maj. Stafford behind, who is 10 pay OF the
cavalry. So shall not be able 10 receive
their money. 4,1 .5s
1 was glad to meet our War-Wotn veter.
aus; foreno troops performed their duty
better than our West ViFeiniA brayes!G
They were mat the death of the rebels ct
App0matt0x C.H; and the poopleof West
Virginia can always be proud Gf=theuiEA
Gould notthese troops be moved back into
West Virgins hfor seFVic63 If they. are
wanted. they would be Of more, service than
troops from other States.
Gen. Harris and Col. Curtis, and other
otdeers and men, would like much to see
you ip the feld. -, % III s.5.-
Twelve o'clock, ct night, and still pays
ing the troops; and We march In the morn
ing ct six. So yeu see, that It costs onr
boys something to be soldiers. -.
d am glad this poor, God .forshken coun-
tEy does not belong to West Yirgiuis; for
there, is nothing left but sand fields and
negroes-the production of this region. I
90 not know what the rebels here win make
! Excuse this hasty scrawI BY a tallow dip.
o5l Yours truly, JAooH HoRAlRooK,
- ~, g-s-..lz,.st agent and, A. d. o.
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. ATWooD's 81
Patent Drilling Machine,
PILE DRIVER,
HYDRAULIo sAND EPUMP.

b.
DRACuoAL TRsTs having fully demonstrated
i the superiority Of this machine over ali others
for the purpose Of sinking Oil WSlI1, the under
gned ianoW prepared TO receive orders Tor the same
tn machinery comprises everything requisite
for the boring Of oil wells, excepting the STEAM
ENGINE AND CAST IRON DRIVING PIPE, (but
will bo Furnished II desired. ut reasonable prioe),
and diSpengeBWith the Of tho Derrick Rope, Bull
wheel, and other cumbrouB aud expensive fixtures
now In use and h 20 arranged, being constructed
on wheels and portable. that It can bei eRsily re-
moved for the purpose Of sinking wells in different
TRE DRTRITUs Is removed from the well by our
Patent Hydrsulio process, and does not require the
removal Of the dril from the boring. This process
not only removes all the detrituI In from to 10
minutes, but likewise efieetuAly cleaFs out and
opens all the small oil veins that often en-.
rely closed up BY the old process Of sand pumping
WITH THIS MAOHrNE aad prlctIeai engineer,
. well can b6 sunk from 900 70 600 feet within
period Of from Is 70 20 days after the soil pipe has
been driven. woes ...4.- -lts.L.., 'gIls...
Arrangsneuts are being made for tina eonStruo.
don and delivery Of the90 machines 6t New York,
Norwich, N6Wb1rg, n. Z. and Pittsburg, Psnna.
For further information, pEiee, teEmA, to- AddEeG3
SIMEON LELAND,
80 s.HtH rH.ia4 ME4aoROIEkhN HORIi.,
HnFl2-2m sr 5-s. -5sN New York.
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BgRKlavILLl, ", ApE

OF oeWsstvIrRtnIa. I,roopo n I
- Grants Army. i5s
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"opon for students day and evening.
ulHE purpose Of this initiation Il to INSTRUCT
j young men (And women tool In the principles
which govern the correct transaction Of pocuniaTy
business and In Accountability Andit1 ooneomltant
BOOK-KEEPING, f19
stripped Of ita absurd yerbtage and ancient pro
lIxity and intricAcy, and adapted 10 tho modern
mode OF doing buSiness, IeSpeciaIiy n fbo 1nited
States IL the leading subject fattention. ItS hAWs
which are Ssrexaet, unerring and free trpmeexcep,
words, first made familiar to the student, Whc
who IL then conducted through AeourSe fpFaetical
variety Sf Tornns TN be thus acquires maSteryoi
the eGrk which enables him to apply IL with AciiIty
to any kind Of buEineseS 81 f'B-u.iHts IS ifsl q
A WRITING SCHOOL
open day and sysPiPg;; Sttsndsd Sy both IAdie'
eour1e, good handwriting can be obtained ina
- - ARITHRLETIC1a ,stts
and it, application to- ali manner Of a.-s1 e.,
-. 15 OoUNTING-H HOUSE CALCULATIONS,
receive the attention their primary Importance de-
mAndl. Tho student will be made HequAinted with
several modes of calculation not found in bOokA
tending greatly to the 0bbreTiation OF his work.
There iS open to the Gtudont also 9 coursoofi
aaa-a Hra BUSINESS SCIENCE t.s-{sa
comprising Political BoOnOmy; sCJnnO OrelAl Law An6
u!agc!, Finance, Banking and ouTEohcyS also marlin
Of eminent Bu1inedS Men IN regard 10 the bO1
methods Of conducting bulinesS suooellfally an
avoiding hiluro. Tcsft . '76aa ssfs3s9
Cd with uaximS end incdloatiuns tending to u
formation Of high character a. men and eISisSnb.
The oonE6e OF inBtruetton i8 INTENDED 70 be -
eomprohGnIiVo and thpF01Sh a. that 81 Any q lhh
Commercial Colleges, while the expense to the Itu
don't Il much lO6s:7 5s@ p n-S fu ! (
LIE. begS leave 20 refer those 70 whom. he r
unknown to tho oHleers Of the banks in WheSlihR
and Bridgeport, and Especially to his students,
-t-55i--f TERMS, EOs 80 .!..s ,4...5
For the fall oouEla above indicated, ,dneuding the
regulate blank bO0ka for Bookkeeping, the charge
QulTOd for the oouraO b non two 60 three months;
but the student iS not limited in tim0-hs may
remain a. long and return ~ Onans - hO pleaSe1.
tPn1 - ' e7e sioa.l1 ri-r-
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Letter from iEslath west vlrgtnla
~ ~ T7s7 Regiment. @A,;zsfs3
HEGBoUARTERS 12TH W. VA. INv. Vol,
APPoHATTox Q. H. Va.
sL April 18th, 1895.
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ct 1s'7st 30 sazj gtsg r at
-sT aai atgl sa
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Tie American DAY aud Cotton

- ~ 1T '-------- - ~
Corner Of Grove and North III sts Jare ev Civ.
O-Hes-No II3 Wall street New York,
Goes Tsgtfent.-Tbe attention or All mar
ties Interested I'M the rras inc or compress NJ III
Tiav cotton Far4- Wool E9rs Hons or any
ofl,r srtirle rrgurtI 10 be- I9I5f Tor 'rrs1-3ortl
- ,,fI-sr-e ,r In i,r,1r,t-o-, fs -asnsl-1 sgr'
rcJ q, fIe p,rtells or Sfar.Grsrv s -rs.-5 mann
faIur.4 hv fha Ccq1Dqrv. 1uj.-r t1s --usT-ntfr
5Er - OF ne patagts.. MI. J9Eu IN Cove
no Press ia vsrv sirr1rIs ia ia construction re-
amir no b,t on NAV atelrrerrs 10 vo-k A. an
~, - o,.srsf,1 IL 90 49,, T.,re- e-,.I, a.
( aer w. Horse. ~ H5rJ. In using uarsa-
--' L.,t--r- 49, 81. -.1.,-r.4 A., p,.'-- 80
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Let.er from Asln,ant.seneral Thoma..

NASHVILLE, q ESs., Jan l., 1850.
Gcnccl. The following s-e he views up which
have sctsd, and wnich Idesire 20 see tsrrled ou,
~ the state OF Tennessee IN r atOn 70 the c0Orei
people;
by placingin The army, as we have done, large
nulncer Oh the abe botttd men, We have 10 tins
eXtent diminished the active labor the state Snd
IT'S therefore essential that sl others Of IN rice
ne kept IN the state. No papers should therefore
be given BLACKS 20 % beyOu1 ITS limits.
Very msny have les their former homes and
come 10 this city, o. in defdUlt Of finding employ
ment, have gone 10 con tr81aud camps.
lt not desirable 10 receive them, either here or
10 the camps especially IA the city, where hIdi 4
together IN miserable huts, and nfdequately pro.
ylded for, they On'rsct ussetses, snd death iu
many instances IS the concept nee. Al sh0Tli
allowed 70 90 1hsir former 10 mes, CT seek employ
ment IN The country where they Tli he well treat
ed, and receive tar cOmpenSa on for tae labor.
Papers should, therefore, BE- granted, In ait ca e.
70 blsrss desiring 20 leave she -y % seek employ
meut.
Attle cnn'Tsh7nd csIn"s the hlacks WI D. hired
on bar terms q those desirog them -iie,i the
Commanders tlerto are s~t sfaf that tL.yulIi re-
cs,Fe rr0rer Treatment, ard sh5r Hlrs -rJcrIng 60
contract.
Very respectfully. your oht servant
signed l. THOMAS,
Ai.uiant General.
Bug. Gen. JSo +. NuIER
CONG Pos. OF Ns-lT lie, Aa4hy.llr, Tenn.
felS-lH
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Superlnterdeneg Of Ftsedmsn.
0Fr1Cr sVPrRrTFVnFST FErFusr~ rtzr AND Mn !
tIk IENs-ss-1 asG-...-. F-s D. Is.5.

0F1Cr sUFrRrTFVnrST FzrFus.rv r,s7sSD NM
tIE IESS-.s-4 - asE-...-. req 0. Is.5
Circular No. L.
-gvaE 90 ersg1e1, By o-1ar Of the Secretary q.
/ Wsr. afd ar tie lusst q TIE military cover
uor % shs state, assumes the supervision O. tie
Freedner Of Esst ana VI ddie Tennessee. For the
present al olhce.s sud citizens ID charge Of Contra
- I'd CsInp- lathe DIs,Uct Mentioned, g d retain
their po-itCns, and VIII report % this. Ciice II
CHes their station, th- uUmoer Of re sons undo 2
taeir command, and their condition and prospects.
IRE loyal people o. he State VAL undoubtedly
soon g0uhTTl, by Constitutional amendment aud
statutory ensCtmeul, ire Gboli i0R Of slavery 10
TENNESSEE when this has been doue, the new re-
lJrOus hetU cen the white and black citizens Of the
state Ti.. D. a. uste sud harmo1lzec bytEe civil
Coyernne0t, add ~ he natural seton Of SOcla.
laws The military supervision n0w announced
looks % this end. IL viii be Is purpose 20 coop
crate VITA al desiring 90 maze tbs change BY en-
c5urCiuz The freedmen 10 rely upon themselves
20 acquire educatOu ana 70 practice m rallty and
industry.
The pr nCipes laid d0gn 10 TAl he annexed let
Ter Of Acknowledgement Thomas. vii be earned
ol- 10y such r~gulat.Gus e. usy from tine 20 time
D. fJuur lrcesssry. r. ID. MUS5Ef,
Co. u :. G. T., Supt Frescr men ia Hast and Mid
d3e Tennessee.
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The Cleveland PlainGealer mention.
the case Of a weu-dres-ed young man
OF good manners who gave in his IN
come tax 10 the Assessors at several
thousand dollar, paid the tax, and had
the pleasure OF seeing his name in the
list among the nabobs Of the country.
On the strength Of this be courted a
wealthy mans daughter and married
her. Then it was found out that he
had no money, and had sold bis moth
er's watch 10 pay the income tax The
Government made q good thing out Of
IL so did the young man
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9Ia5Agtlg sall0ll.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1855.
Our Bead Armies.
Two hundred thousand rank and Gle are


Two hundred thousand rank and Gle are
Under he Captains Of falalleJ rcuowu,
Led to immortal triumph since the day
On which they woD the hero's perfect
crown.
They march in silent lines compac. and
Enfranchi;ed from all human doubt and
dread
No mortal trsmors through faint pulses
throng
In the unshrinking armies Of The dead.
No straggler sinks away IN pallid fear,
No sick list swells before the battle day
No mixed and broken columns throng the
when on the front wars booming engines
play.
They sre .nv.uc bic IN hand and heart
Before the G ght their victory is sure
From elbow-touchi2g comrade none shall
None shall the aGer-tbirst Of wounds en-
dure.
70 cry for help from front ranks pressed
and sore
AetHAa a"aHt INC nA-II li4 b4 Alls anu AltAA
They hold each forward post foreyermore,
aud 70 supports are needed lest they iaii.
The fo-tresses they guard shall never yield
10 gaawiEg famine OF 20 bursting she'll
no widening breach shall ever be revealed,
80 pall.j dag It's tale Of shame shall tell.
They ask no furlough erathe next cam pa 2n'
Through the dark winter hours Of storm
and frost,
Fixed ss the earth's foundations they re-
main,
The whole two hundred thousand, at their
post
Thor term Of service win 10 time expires.
The hidden future need shall see them
stand
With changele5s front O. guard the altar
fires
Set mp TO Freedom on @ ransomed land.
Oh, ATmeia 0f tho Dead IN tears and pain
They were enlisted for the eternal years,
To keep humauity's ieir name from stain,
To lay forever all ita rising fears.
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GESEREs.--A catalogue of Generals
photographs for sale at the Gallery OF
the Cumberland, 10 be found in another
column, to which extensive list has late
ly been added splendid pictures Of Ma
jor Generals Thomas and Sheridan.
Which may be procured at the Gallery
or by mail Price 2jcts.
10y. l5-tE
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Phinehas Garrett,

Former Register Of Davidson county, gives spe-
cal attention 70 the examination OF Titles % Proper
ties, writing Deeds Of Conveyance, Lease and other
IagL documents.
We deem it unnecessary, in this community, 10
lay that Mr. Garrett is the best examiner Of titles
and writer Of Deeds in Tennessee. For twenty
years ne WIS s,fxturs'' az our Courthouse twelve
OF which he served as Register Of the county, by
election NJ the hands Of the people. His careful,
faithful, and exact manner OF doing business Is
well known, aud We cheerul'y recommend hin 10
eli those who may have any thing m ms line 70
transact Nam.
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CERTIFICATES OF CuREs

/ From eight 70 twenty years standing. M nz1ss
I kn1Fn y science and ANA
or medical properties of gurhu 80 UgsDs1aa.
/ tcy d the United States
J oae Professor Dsg5es' valuable WORKS Es
I rscuce Of Physic.
So remarks made ~ The Late cslobratsd d.
P1Ysick, Philsdelphia.
zee remarks male By Dr. EphrUm McDOHsll, 8
eeieDratsd Physician, and member Of the EOy1
College q Surgeons, ireland, and published 10 Las
Transactions Of the King and Queen journal
See edIcO-ChirurNciI RsVieN, published b.
BENJAMIN Tragera, Fellow Of ne Royal College v
81 rgsons.
See most Of The late standard works on u,ecBciga.
Extract Buchu,Sl-oO per bcttis, or az igr s. "
lmpr'd Rose WISH, 30 40
Or hal dozen Of each for gIZ, which ~ y
suidcienL % cure tns most olstEats casas II Lrec-
tom are adhered 70.
Deiiyered 70 any address, securely packed aom
C1-erTtt0n-
- describe symptoms 10 an o0mmunicst0as,
Cures guaranteed. ADVICE ETana.
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DIR. KINGS
p on ary
Pea
PBIVAIR DBhASES.

- DR. KING, formerly Of New York, for
$50 last four years o. Louisville, KY, who
nc7 devoted his attention 70 the treatment Of pr
ys-5 Diseases FOR 30 years, Aaiters himself having
attended 70 practice FOR so many years. and cured
90 many thousands, he IL enabled to cure all ssaBes
Of private nature, no matter how bad they NAV be
from inIudClOus medical treatment, OF from neg ect
OF tleir own. Dr. Kings Dlspensary is No. e
Desterck street, between Cherry and the Square
second story, where he cures al disesses o. pr
Va e nature.
Ga8CrrhOas cured without na1seous medicines or
iatsrfsrencs with business.
S'siCtuces Of old or recent date sfsctuaIly cured
n r few days, by an operation which causes TO
psl17 Where strcture exists boa "a cannot ha
enjoyed. Perhaps no disease causes more mischief
ard 1nrerC.neg the health 20 much
SYPHILIS, with al the diseases of she SKIN, Zrog7.
rC out o. neglect OF bad tEest-eut, en- De edsct1-
ally cured in p Few days.
SEBIEAL WEAEsH7s.-Fertcu attention having
besD given 70 this disease, snd all the consequo
growing out Of it, brought On n many cases by tne
destructive hsiTts Of iucon8idsrate youth, and OK
cessiye indulgence Of tie passions, NEGLECT Of
which via undermine the constitution, rendering
the sab ST undt Tor business OF soe5.y and Csus-
M pgenLstu-s old age.
Eals,e5 who may be laborng win shy dihiculty
q tue Womb nsy rest s8sUrod Of Immediate re-
iek
P6rsCng residing sUroad, b. writing and stating
Their case, with lee enclosed, dTec. t0tr. A. King
Eo p Desdsrck sweet, Nashville, Tenn, viii have
the necessary rreIiriue5 Bsnt 70 their address
5lhsa nours irom 9 O'Clock n tbs morning until
-1n aFe1.1g. Apr
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United States of America.

MIDDLE District OF TENNEssEE.-No. 90.
n INFORMATION HAVING BEEN FILED
"A m the District Court OF the United States for
In- Middle District OF Teunes 90 o. January d.,
1855, by Horace II Harrison, p g., Attorney Of the
United St8e- for SAID District against certain lot
Of Goods Wares and Merchsu Use, psrIcui7 n
described IN the list appended % said lliOrmatJu
and made part thereof, belonging u GustaTe Ara
helm, and being 10 the custc1y of the Marshal of
SAID District, the same consisting Ct a etJclc OF
coats, pants, vests, hander,hiefs, giOves, hose,
hoop skirts, arf-, drawer, shirts and under
shirts ani against al persons laxf1ily intervening
for their interests therein, alleging that sad & oi
gOols hal been seized Oh land, "a d distinct O.
forfeited for Causes set forth AMI averred 70 b.
true sad Information, ami praying the Usuai pro
cess and monitor
Now, therefore, pursuant 70 the UOa.t5n Cf sa,1
Court 90 me directed, hereby give pubic notice 10
al persons interested n =si1 property 20 arpeer Re
fore sad court % the third Moldsy ia April 1865,
70 10 o'clock, at the Federal Court roo s in
TIE Capitol ~ Nashville, District aforesaid, then
and there 10 PROFOUND thei claims and make Their
sleg4t 0us hat behalf
EDWIN GIASCDfk,
Marshal Of tho Sid Dist. Tennessee.
fah3-dl4t
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To all Whom ii nav Concern

I HAVE BErN DULY APPOINTED RECEIVER
/ Of the assets Of the late firm Of Trabus Lurus
hy the United States Circuit Court for the Middle
District q Tennessee All persons indebted to said
late firm Will md 70 To their n erets 70 settle their
accounts with me without suit, and thereby avoid
cost. Office, Cedar street one door below Summs T.
lsn3I-lm' x. Mop. SMITH.
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Real Estate DEPARTMENT.

A considerable amount Of Resl Eststs Is register
ed On our books, and We can sell Houses am lots
.u Nashville sud suburbs on the best terms. Farms
in the uelghboThoOd az Nashville for sails, OF al
sizes and prices, Plantations IN various counties 10
Middle Tennessee, some Of them good Cotton
farms, fOr sale. IA M.
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Our Inducements to Agents and
@ GIuhs.

To those agents who take Their COMMISSION in
Books and GIFTS the following commission will be
allowed
To any person forwarding II Ciubs Of 10 Books,
Clubs Of q Books, or Clubs Of 81 Books each, a
Silver Watch-eylInder escapement-woIth SI2.
To any person forwarding &c Clubs Of 10 Books 10
Clubs OF q Books, or Clubs Of 80 Books each,
Silver Watch, pstentleyeT, huntingcase, worth SIS
If preferable, the agent may select any other ar
tcle on our .istOf the Talue Of the TstCn he may
be entitled 10.
Agents viii retain the certificates Of Books and
Gifts until the required numbers Of Clubs are com
petet, when they will be forwarded 70 US as v0Uch
ers.
Unless these regulations are strictly compiled
with, no allowance vii be made on extra cCinmIs-
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Loans, Bonds and Stocks.

Loans negotiated at this Office State, CoUatyi
snd Railroad Bonds; Bank, Bridge, and Railroad
stocks sold rs per order from customers.