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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-18

EOR SALE, ONE HUNDRED ACRES
Il or WOOD LAND, one mile from Dispatch
depot, on the York River railroad. thirteen miles
from Richmond. Also, ONE HUNDRED ACRES
OF LAND i'll the county Of Charlotte, two miles
from Keysville. 1t has small house aud all the
cessary Out-buildings, apd also Il very fine young
orchard. This is we'll suited for a refugee. Bargains
can be had by application to BURTON & WAL
LACE. NH Cts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-18

y EW SHOE STORE, CORNER OF
~, ok III AND BROAD STREETS.-We wish
rvH, ,1 ATTENTION oi the Ladies' to our stock OF
Ett,,oLio.i LASTING CONGRESS CATERS.
rHGS trHH6SGH CALFsKIN CONGRESS CATERS.
n,NoiLsH KID CATERS,
ttA.fskiS "a. BOOTS and SHOES.
moaHtE.Li.ED LEATHER CATERS.
MaoonnOCoO and KID BUSKINS.
MIvhOCCO and KID SHIPPERS.
nno, CliiLDkEN'S and SERVANTS,
&.e,a 'oois az and SHOES-all Of our own manu-
xlrs ,o aa work purchased Of us will be war
sspro. MANNING & SHANAHAN.
- ~-r ~Lr AlkING neatly done. NH i--I2t.
oo TIE HOLDERS OF CAROLINE
! preSen, ~ MlSDs.-Ycu are hereby notified
j Msnrr ior payment. at the Office Of Nessrs. II.
pa. VII sIi' q 20 in Richmond, your interest cou-
cone aue 81 gre nov due, and hereafter as they be-
sroydsa as funds have been, and win be always,
lot haid ;,aiy to pay them and the county will
,oon 1,ra rfsp,hse!e to pay them except IN the
due VI the community as they become
EU-lawaw. e. !: MoHhlS,
County Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-18

k>OR RENT, SUITE of THREE FIR
4 NISHED ROOMS, on one floor, with gas ana
nfe-pi"ces. Apply at the second door from the
corner of Second and Franklin streets. Ae
NH l9-lfs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-18

NOR SALE, PRIVATELY, desirable
u HOUSE, containing seven rOeins, in good"cOn-
diton, with gas and water; double kitchen, wood.
house, coal. house, and two store-rooms; situated
i'll desirable and convenient part Of the city, and
M good neighborhood. Address Mrs. F. N. D.,
ladies' box, Richmond post-otfice, for one week,
with full name, stating where interview can be
had. NH l3-3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-18

\ FEW REMAINING.-We have for
"A hire some Women that we will put out on low
terms TO good homes. Some OF them would COM
mand high prices but for the cncumbrance OF q
child. Then we have several without encumhlance,
or two of them said to be superior Cooks, Wash.
ers and IrOners.
Those who have not paid their hire due for the past
yea- and those who have not brought in their bonds
for negroes hired for the present year, po-
sistance, and cannot obtain it, unless at law and
at expense Of said delinquents. -
NH l1-3t T. NJ. TABB Il SON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-18

nISSOLUTION.-W find it necessary
to inform the public q the fact that the con-
Germ of BOUIS, SANDERSON 4 TABD was dis
solved on the 10th day Of February last, and that
the na'oe Of said only be used in settle
ment of that business.
Creditors and debtors will please call on either Of
ut once for settlement.
JOHN f. SANDERSON,
THO. 7. Z. TABB.
March IA, 1865. NH l5-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-18

VIZ ANTED. SEASONED MAPLE
w LOGS, or LUMBER, in any quantity; ia
lumber to be not less than two inches thick, eight
inches vide. and in lengths of six. twelve Of Gsh-
teen feet II l0gr, the lengths must b Ne sane,
and Of slze sufficient to into Lumbar Of the re-
ts,isite thickness and width. To b delvegod upon
the James River canal any railroad leading into
Richmond. Address. stating terms, 1sjor =. =.
JONES. commanding Confederate 0tstss Aymesy,
Richmond, Virginia. fll-law4v
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-18

\ So sAcr a Z n ID X ED AND FIFTY
" "S sALI, On consignment aud for sale
rl ig~s,. WIN. y. AUNSON,
is Pearl street.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

VERY XMABLE HOUSE AND
LOT OF Tf3EE AND A QUARTER ACRES
OF LAND AT HALIFAX COURT HOUSE, FOR
SALE fkIFATELY.-We ofter for sale this pro-
lerty, III heavillage Of Halifax Court House. con-
sstins Of dwelling with four large rooms, is s2O
feet, viii two halls and several large closets and
attic ah office with tour loons kitchen and one
other servants house; corn house and carriage
house. The garde2 is rich and productive the
yard finely shaded /; the situation pleasant and
healthy, and the neighborhood eqsal to any.
Texans. 900 cash, and SIS .OOo in Confederate
bonds at then market value. Possession given -
once.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
mar lb--ft AuctiOneers.
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"ANTED. II wish to employ an
W. OVERSEER for the balance q the y6ar.
ness and exempt nom the army. have very
superior WASHER, IRONEk and COOK. With
four small children, for whom viii pay reasoCs>
bic amount for the balance Of the year.
NH 7-law2w u. G. WINPREE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-18

ApIES' CHEAP SHOE STORE. No.
IL b BROAD STREET, wish to inform tire
public that, having secured the services OF Mr..
Aames Fellows, / am now pgepare,lto accommodate
the public with the largest assortment Ct LADIES
SHOES, Of all kinds. consisting OF LADIES CALF
CONGRESS CATERS, LASTING CATERS ;
LACE. CALF, MOROCCO and ENAMELLED
BOOTEES, misses and children's. Also infant and
servant'ss SHOES, at Wholesale. All of my own
manufacture.
N. Borders thankfully received
NH lS-3ts e. DJINJTAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-18

HVEN B A X RE l. S SUPERIOR
a. WHISKEY,
- barrels APPLE BRANDY,
IL barrels JAMAICA RUM,
) one-eigbth casks COGNAC BRANDY,
. bales 0RANIrEVIILE and AU.
GUSTA 4-i SIIEETIN0,
10 bales COTTON YARN,
Is kegs SODA,
10 barrels PEPPER,
1000 packages TOBACCO, various grades;
25 boxes TALLOW CANDLES,
10000 pounds SMOKING TOBACCO, superior.
for sale by [mh l3-6tl w. Is. JONES & CO.
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16NAWAYs.

Dun AWAY.-A NEGRO GIRL. about
~ eleven years old, named CHARLOTTE. brown
sk'n ana NOT very Intelligent. She has been out
for nearly TWO months. A suitable reward viii hc
paid fdr her return to 'e"a'" Will oc
NH lS-3t GRJrnps a. wrr,>,,
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"ANTED, to go to the country, .
WOMAN, to do the COOKING, WASHING and
MILKING fpr a small family; and veuld also ssn-
p!oy WHITE MAN that il thoroughly ssqaaintsd
with FAKMING-espseiaOy the cultivation oE
For such as viii suit, very liberal compensation
will be given and constant home secured. 10r
further particulars, inquire at this ONCE.
nh l3-ote
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-18

k>OR RENT, a FRAME HOUSE. on
kitchen and all necessary out-houses. with a ws1i
~ the yard. To good tenant the rent will be lor
Apply to Mrs. A. LU0NOT, on the premises.
NH lS-ets
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lfOR RENT, several ROOMS, with fur.
niture, suitable for family. Apply OF
Franklin street, between Eighth and Ninth.
NH l4-3teods
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-18

HAVING TAKEN HALFTHE STORE
Ill Of George Ruskell, 81 Main street, We propose
kccplng large aI1 desirable stock of GENTLE,
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS OF every descrip-
hon. Also, TOBACCO, CIGARS, Ii lUORS, &c
friends and the public generally.
EM. KIRBY & CO,
NH lS-3te 81 Main street,
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FOR RENT.

LOK RENT, two NEATLY and
4 WELL-FUEN1SHED ROOMS, wsla suited
for gentleman and lady, or two ladies c"n =.
rented oy sprlying 9thin, at the corner brick
house on Foushce aud Canal streets lfarrnce
required. -, Is % .snce
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-18

WTANTED, small family to take
wv care Of my DWELLING, In tho lower end
nine rooms, excellent garden, and watGr, beth Aso
and mineral. There viii lie Overseer On tho place.
Address q. r. LINDSAY.
Perkinsville post-oface, OoochlanA county,
NH l3-6te ViyYinia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-18

WANTED, an OvERSFER ON !. 6,,u
wv near Danvills, virei.is. Arrsa...s -.
.N,,x YOsng man, entirely exempe &oa l1Ni1s1s
sno nave best recommendations lor Aonse1SS
IN IN Inoosay. For such an one Z iherai soiesSS
Ian ana Thirteenth streets.
unDar nDm Sale, dne CAVALRY OF FAMILY
$500. NH lo-H
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"ANTED, for q small family, two
dafions for one servant. Cooking 10 - done a ~
premises. Best references given. AddIUes bo1 No.
Lisa Richmond pest-ofnee, stating terms, isea-
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NO. $50.

CIscrsEATI JGD. IA resolution Las
passed the Ohio Legislature ssking Con
gress to adopt the proposed sraerdmeut 10
the Constitution Ter the abolisfon Of slavery
A meeting Of prominent citizens Of tie
State vas held st Columbus yesterday O.
take measures to P5esent Gen. Sherman
testimonial Of one hundred thousand dol
lars n Z. S. Stocks.
The Auditors report shows the whole
number of soldiers and marines furnished
BY the State TO be 2ll SEQ, Of whom I50. .o0s
hsve died in the service, and {, 600 disabled
WAsHxsroS, Jan. IA gentleman in
Washington who has seen the Richmond
Enquirer Of Tuesday last ssys that paper
mentions the following: A call is cut for
a convention Of the Confederate States, tie
intention Of the auth@s Of the call Is 10
revolutiOnizs the revolution, 70 deposs Nr.
Davis, wipe out the Coniederats Congress.
appoint dictator in his stead, and. per
hapa, surrender to the enemy
NEW Youx, Jan. I2.-steameF G. C. Col
line, FROM Port Royal on the 7tb. has az
rived. Part OF Shermsn's army had az
rived at Beaufort by water
The Richmond Enquirer says 10 man
would be safe in Virginia, who dared 70 *
hibit the lesst willingness TO rec0ustruct,
even upon the most favorable terms I-s
people Of this state have taken General
5barr,ap AZ his vrord and mean ~ 6 -Lt Il
cut ike men. They ought 90 hang any
man, be he congressman, legislator, or
common councilman, or private citizen who
exhibits the first act toward submission or
reconstruction, and We believe they vii
do it.
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DRArH FRox CoLD AND STARvATION-.
Thos Haskins, 5th Wisconsin cavalry,
died at the North Wheeling Military
Hospital on Tuesday morning, and was
buried the same evening. He came TO
the hospital on Saturday night, says
the Wheeling Intelligencer, having
been paroled from the rebel prison in
AndersonviIIe, Ga. He was a complete
skeleton, and his legs were frozen up
10 the knees. His death is attributable
to inhuman treatment received at the
hands of the rebels. He was SO far
gone that no human power could have
saved him
A soldier by the name of Mcclure,
belonging to the lst West Virginia
cavalry, arrived at the hospital on Tues
day. He has been confined at Ander
sonville fol thirteen months, and has
sutsisted, for the greater portion Of
that time, upon one pint Of corn meal
Der daY, and had suffered severely from
the cold. He is badly frozen, and will
require the incest care.
It is estimated that not one in ten OF
the AndersonVille prisoners survive
their cruel treatment Cur brave SOL
diers are only paroled when they are
unfit for any place bat hospital, and,
starting homeward, nearly always die
by the wsyside.
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Southern Merchants Paying their
Northern Debts.

Northern Debts.
The New York Post of the 9th says :
We hear with great pleasure, that a
number of the leading merchants Of
Savannah have already forwarded to
this city funds for the part or whole
payment of debts they owed IN this
city when the war broke out, and which
they we're then prevented from pay
ing. Some who have made but partial
payments at this time, have, we under
stand, given notice that they intend to
clear off all their obligations as quick
ly as possible.
The funds to make these payments
were, in part, entrusted to sn army OIL
Ger, who arrived here few days ago !;
they consisted, we are informed OF
United States notes--"greenbacks.
The merchants who have acted thus
honorably viii find that they have been
wise as we'll as honest Their credit at
the North will be firmly established by
this course; and they and their city
will be greatly benefited, in the re
opening of trade, by this exhibition Of
strict mercantile honor.
The New York Chamber of Com
merce yesterday appointed 3 committee
to collect certain provisions required
to subsist the poor of Savannah. The
reciprocal kind offices between the two
cities will no doubt bring about good
understanding, and help on the great
work Of pacifcation.
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Az Army OF FIGHTERS AND Az Army
OF WRITIRs The intelligence CT the
American soldier has been so frequent
ly ezemplifed during the present war
as to become almost proverb. But in
no case have we seen it better illustra'
ted than in the vast numbers of letters
written by Sherman's army during their
late noble and triumphant march
through Georgia, from Atlanta to Sa-
vannah. : 1t appears from the Official
records that on the 28th Of December
last, the mail from Sherman's army
brought two hundred and fifty thou
sand letters, and the mail yesterday by
the Fulton, consisted Of nearly FIVE hun
dred Thousand letters from the same
source. Thus 10 the sword and the pen
60 linked together wherever the Amer
lean soldiers ssy their victorious ban
-ners
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saaslhvillq &Aniull.
WH. CAMERON 5 CO.. PubII.hers.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1865.
The Dutch Gan explosion.


Correspondence Of the Philadelphia InqursE.l
The requisite depth being at length
obtained, the dam IN the middle was
removed by the dredge Iafter b lag first
shattered by blast of powder. The
finishing touches were put to this part
OF the work week ago, and since thst
time it has been possible for any of our
gunboats to run clear up 70 tbs hulk
head, which was all that remained 70
be removed. To effect lis removal it
was to be blasted wish gunpoWdeF. As
a preliminary to this, it was desirable
to diminish as far as possible the mass
of earth to be blown out, and a large
diagonal slice, sloping inward was "a.
ken of the top of the buikhead. 1t
was also detached from the solid ground
on either side of it, by cutting narrow
assures down to the level of the water
The mine was SUNK to the depth of
twenty feet below the bottom of the
canal, being kept dry during the pro-
cess of excavation, and after its COM
pletiOn. by means of two hand-pumps
and an air pump From the main shaft
diYerged five separate galleries, one of
which was placed several feet forward
under the bed of the river In these
galleries were placed an aggregate IF
six tons of gunpowder Fuses were
prepared, and by the first day of the
new year every thing was in readiness
for blowing away the barrier and allow
ing the waters of the James to flow
freely through the new channel
dug for them This afternoon Gen
ersl Butler, with most of the officers of
his staff, rode down to the Gap to wit
ness the eliminating act Of the great
enterprise of which. he was the author,
and IN which he has taken so deep an
interest There was some delay in ar
ranging the fuse, but as the New Years
sun began 10 Ie lden in the west, and
somewhat less than an hour before its
setting, the explosion occurred Il was
attended with but slight report, and
although dust was thrown to the height
Of one hundred feet, the Conclusion was
barely sufficient to crack the ice on q
mud puddle near the edge of the crc-
vice r.
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Nor DEAD "A letter from Hon II L
Dunlap, from Nashville, that the an
nouncement IN the Nashville snd
Louisville papers Of the death OF his
son, Capt. Oscar Dunlap Of company /,
10Th Illinois Infantry, is premature.
he is still alive, with strong hopes Of
his recovery. Capt Dunlap was Mill
tary Conductor on the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad and was severely
injured by the occurrence Of an acci-
dent on the train. --LoAsvills Prsss.
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CoUSTERFzTTs.-Informa has been re-
csived By G. L. Barlow a Co. that certain
druggists in this city have been paiming oil
on persons calling for DR.. YellOc's P.na &C.
rate an article Of their own manufacture
which they cay Is superior 20 the genuine.
We would advise al persons % get the
genuine, and should yOa require any msdi-
cine for the Itch, Ring-w0rm, letter, ar
any disease Of the akin, do not suffer snJ
uuPrincipled man TO impose any other
preparation On you, bat get Dr. Ysiloo'a
Pink Csrate, manufactured By z. l. Bar
tow 4 Co., No IsH Desdsrick street, y ash
vile, Tenn.
P. S-A liberal discount made 70 dealers
Sent by mail 70 any address On receipt Of
81 I2. Be sure that you get the genu.oo-
sspA-0
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A New York cripple, whose limbs be
low his thighs have been paralyzed for
nineteen years, has been arrested IN
that city for burglary. BE wheeled
himself in a little wagon TO a house,
placed ladder against the wall, climb,
ed to a second story window, forced IL
open, and eraHled inside. While pre-
pairing his booty the po.ice seized him
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A SUPERIOR REEEDY.-We can c0U0cieu-
tiously recommend 20 those suffering from
q distressing cough. Dr. strickiaud's Nell
fuous Cough Balsam. Il gives relief al
most instantaneously, and Is withal not dis
agreeable to the taste. There IS no doubt
but the Mellifuous Cough Balsam is oue Of
the best preparations in use, and is all thst
its proprietor claims for it. We have trisd
it during the past week, and found relief
from a most distressing cough. 10 is pr
pared by Dr. Strickland, No. . East Fourth
street, Cincinnati, Ohio, and tor sale BY
Druggists, at 50 cents per bot,ie.
ap29-f sa su-ly
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A & NJ. LABDsBEEo Co, nole5a-e
sotler supplies, corner Of Pubic S4uaIe and
Msrzet Street. offer 20 the trade and thsir
f-ionds At large, their greaf stock Of liquors,
oopsisting in part, Of Whiskeys, Gin, Bran
AZ Cir Cocktail, Stomach Bl.ters, Scblo-
dsm schnapPs, Catawba and Clarot W ines,
al the low rates Of one dollar per bCsris.
Call, everybody Wishing a bargain. Re
member the place, corner hArkot and
Square A. & D. L4HDsszEa Co.
Oct 2T-3m.
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GOyERNEEEr EKPLOYEEs, such az mao1i4-
ists, earpenters, teamsters, etc, should pre-
sent their Vouchers, Certificates, or Tick
cts, at the Banking House, corner Of Union
and College streets, whore me very best
prices are always paid toT eVoTy description
Of Government claims.
CHzCKs or FHH DarOsTFABT AZ LoUIEyILLEs
ssshed on the very best terms.
TKOs. 8. ELaE-
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WAz CLAIEs.-Tho attention of al per
sous having claims against the U. S. Gov
eminent Is called % the advertisement Of
Jno. F. Isom, late Captain aud Post 2 81.
Nashville. O@cs No. 70 north Cherry
street ian .e--Im
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Security Loan Omce.

S.gn Of tie three Golden Balls,
No. 90 Cherry street.
Liberal advances made on oil kinds Of
property. Persons desirous cf obtaining
money on security can do 50 By calling az
the above named place
jan6-Im q. E. GREGoRT / CO.
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NOyEY loaned.

Securities Of al kinds discounted oR lbc-
raj terms, such as Watches, Chains, Pins,
Rings, Diamonds and JeweIry Of every de-
scriptiOn, also Furniture and other property
too numerous 70 mention, at No. 81, Cherry
street, siga o. the three gold balls.
jan I'm c. L GREGORY CO.
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On Monday, lhs First day Of
February. 1865.

the presses type, machinery, material gnd nipple
ments Of the Nashville Patriot newspaper, now in
the possession and used by Vim. Cameron Co.,
propnetors Of the Nashville Uuion newspaper,
opening the b5ddfngs thereof az seven thousand
dollars And will also, uader said authority, sell
70 the highest bidder, for cash. toe uneXpred leeze
Of A. 5 Camp %, ON the house and l0I lesssd q
Or. HOyte. in Nashville, being the same hOu-e sop
eron 10, which lease expires OD the lst day q
July, Ist5. T. K GLASCOCK,
U,s Marshal for the Middle Dist. u Tenn.
jsn3-20t
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Former Register Ct Davidson county, gives spe-
sI attention TO he examination of Titles 70 Proper
ties, writing Deeds of Conveyance, Lease, and other
Legal documents.
say that Mr. Garrett. is the best examiner Of titles
and writer OF Deeds in Tennessee. For twenty
years he WAS a "hKruTe' at our Courthouse, twelve
Of which he served as Register Of the county, Dy
election AZ the hands Of the people. His careful,
faithfdi and exact manner Of doing busness IS
well known, and We cheerfuliy recommend him to
all those who mAy have any thing IN his line to
transact. n. m.
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There are upwards Of ten thousand
enlisted men on detached service in
Washington. One Of the heedquarters
aloEs employs over tTo hundred clerks
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TUE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE or

AZ Invalid,
Published for the benefit, sl,J g. -s-TI1S no
TcUSG zEs sni others, who 7-,fer from N5gFo-s
Debility, Premature Decay o. nErEc.d, Sc sup
uiyIng 40 the same time .ne Means 0f Sci. Cu-e-
By ons who Ea- cured him eli after uuderEals
considerable gUsckeTy. BY enclosing po. tpa.i
addressed envelope. single copies may b. haa o.
the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Es1.t
dsc9-3m Brooklyn, Kings CO., n. ~.
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DI1BRHGA AID DTgEETEET.--Ws have ex-
sninsd great number Of letters from some
Of the most prominent citizens 10 Jtnein-
nsti and CoVington, stc., speaking ia th3
highest terms Of Dr.. BLricAlezd's Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure OF Diarrhen
aud Dysontsry. The letters are too long TO
publish. Mr.. Woods, Of C0viRgton, ssys
he was pronounced ineurabIo by sho best
doctors in Cincinnati, and ons bottle Of Dr.
sGrickland's nti-Cholers Mixture effected
4 permanent cure, after suffering sor molths
With the worst form Of Diarrhesa and Dye
sntsry. ap 2k-t1 y th-Iy
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Marshal's Sale.

IN THE IMPORTATION OF TIE UNITED
STATES veruls THE PRESS. TYPE, NJ 4CHlNE-
RY, &e-, OF THE NASHVILLE PATRIOT
NEWSPAPER
DY virtue Of a writ Of Venditioni EKponss % me
I'D issued snd directed from the Honorable the
Circuit Court Of the Unitsd States for the Middle
District Of Tennessee, will sell 70 The highest BID
de for cash in hand, q. the Nashville UnOl print
ing Office ia Nashville.
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over ths River in Two Minutes.

You can cToss the river at any time IL two
minutes, and have q nice warm cabin %
sit in, by taking passage in the new steam
Ferry boat, "Kentucky." jams Nv
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