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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-31
TINELAND-TO ALL WANTING FARMS.
On COTTAGES and ELEGANT DWELL.

s)O mos and TO LOTS FOR SALE Price Of Cottages.
VI, 100 to &2G0 Elegant Dwellings. 80 100 TO 90 500.
Lots. $50 to $50 All beautifully situated at East New
York aud RjFewood Cottages Elegant Dwellings built for
Purohsssra CHARLES X MILLER, Atlantic ave-, East
kewYork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-31
GREAT LAKES. OR INLAND SEAS OF

Lakes Huron Michigan and superior. With Map and Illus
trstions Price 81. For sale by G. SCRIBNER, No. IA
Grard.st and booksellers generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-31

VIRGINIA LAND for SALE.-Send stamp
Tor description, price, &c. Address kELLAM HEN
NESsEE, Real Estate Agents. Eassylle, Va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-31

STRIPED GRENADINE BAREoE,
at 6s cents worth 81
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prn GOODS.
AT LEGRAIN's, THIS WEEK.

500 piece. PRINTED Lawns sta GREAT REDUCTION
10 dose the importation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-31

% 900 ANIMALS TO BE SOLD DURING THE MONTH
OF AUGUST.
In the States OF New York Pennsylvs Ohio. Indians
Delaware, Maryland aud New Jersey, aud the Dstfict
o! Columbia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-31

IAN ACCURATE AND THOROUGHLY HONEST RE.
PERTORY Of historical and IN tina; ght doubt not
wilt In the Of few be esteemed by winters
and students OF all counties and all parties ,ao,
London Athenaum, January T. 1868.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-27
M. e. CHURCH SoUrH.-In the proceed.

Dr. r. CHURCH Souri, In the proceed
ings Of the Virgin. Methodist Conference, at
Danrilla, second day, ar. George ". Lang
horne. desired to aay . few words to the Con-
ference. He.went to Alexandria, upon invita-.
ton, soon after the surrender Of Lees army.
He sifted then.mes enrolled on the books Of
bis church, aud had been compelled to reduce
the, number one half At first, his fcongrega-
ton vorshipped in atheatre. the church having
been taken charge Of bY the military authori-
ties of the United States. These authorities
soon cemmonoed q repair the church for bis
sad asd es d. sIss A9Ss
oos9res s "a ths largest L. Alsasadria.
He predicted for the chu1oh=ip this city 9
brighter future than hadyes been vauchsafed
to It. BE spoke eloQaently ot che suferings
Of his people il AIexaadrisa aad was listened
to With great attention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-27

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOB SALE
LLAs4OLLRN, the rasidepce OF Cufh-'
hart Powell, decd is offered at Private Sale"
upil he ssh DAY OF JANUARY, 1864
lCourt-dsy) whan Il Hnsold, it uiu be exposed
FOR sale at Public Auction 20 the highest bidder
in front Of she Courthouse, in LaesburG Loy9
doun county, Va. &t IL O'CLOCK n. This wall
known and dssisable txacf ct land. containing
1854 ACRES, 81 situated On the eastern slope Of
ths Blue Ridge, IN said county, miles north Of
Aahby's Gap. sna miles south Of Snlckesg
Gap, With large sad elegant MANSION f5sA
HOUSE, upon It, overlooking the village
Of Upperville, and commanding one OF the
Anvat prospects in one Of the most. agreeable
neigh borhoods in 81 state.
E has on it all the necessary outbuildinGs,
and every variety Of we'll selected Summer ana
Winter Fruit it 10 we'll watered with sbun-
dance Of TTkBxR, and under good stens
The Soil Is OF tho best quality yell set in IN blue
qrass and In splendid condition ior farming or
grazing.
Only SIS, GOO will be required in cash; the pay.
ment Of the remainder can be arranged to sui
the purchaser
For more particular information apply to tbs
undersigned. HENRY HEATON,
Attorney at Law. Leesburg, Va, Agent
for YIN A. Stewart, Trustee for
DAY 9-Stawts Mrs. d. Y. Maddox
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-27

'TRUSTRE'S SADE1-Wh ereas, Goo. Bryan,
1 Samuel B. Adams and Douglas S. Gregory,
by trust deed dated Goth August, 4. D, 1890,
dulv executed bv them, and which was record
ed n the Recorders Office Of Cook county, ILL.,
nois, IN book No, 2s OF deeds. on page 253, con-
veyed to the undersigned, AZ trustee, one undivl-
ded fourth part Of the land situated in the coun-
ty of Cook, in the state OF Illinois, which Was
purchased By Thomas g. Love from John a.
Rockwell, being part Of Rockwells addition TO
Chicago, in the west half Of the northwest quar-
ter Of Of section eighteen, in township No. S9
north, range No. II, and the northeast quarter OF
section IS, in said township, range IL, which
WAS conveyed to said trustee upon trust, foreer-
tain uses and purposes in said deed set forth:
And whereas, BY decree Of the Superior
court O. Chicago, rendered upon petition for
partition, in the suit Of Thos. r. Love against
VIM. n. McVeigh ct al, in which the parties TO
sad trust deed were made parties lot 18, in block
t&o. n. of lot II, n. Of lot Is, and S. of lot
D. in block five, the s. Of lot and the S. Of
lot 4, in block three of Rockwells addition to
Chicago, were set apart and allotted to said par
ties to the trust deed aforesaid;
And whereas, the grantors in said deed OF
trust have made default and the sale of said
pre1n IS as provided for in said deed Of trust,
has become necessary, therefore, in accordance
with the provisions of said trust Decd and for the
uses and purposes therein set forth, l, W. b.
Gregory, trustee, will sell said last named prem
ises, at the north door Of the court house, IN
the city of Chicago, Cook county, Illinois, on
Thursday, the 1Hwtieth day Of Novem6er,
A. D. 1865, at u clock (noon) at public AUG
ton. to the highest and best bidder for cash
oc 3l-dts W. 3. GREGORY, Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-27
Auction Al@.

CALUBRA AT PRIVATE sALE:-.:I
y will sell privately Salubria, situated ID ID
Loudoun county, three and half miles east Of
Snickersvile, on the turnpike road leading 70
Alexandra, in very fertile neighborhood.-
The FARM contains THREE HUNDKED
SIXTY NINE & THREE-FOURTH ACkES,
about eighty acres in fne Timber, the remainder
arabic, we'll set in grass Of Ave years standing,
except one field Of blue grass, ofseventy ceres:
twenty eight years old, which has been used
entirely for grazing. The farm is we'll watersd.
but not subject 80 overflow or injury BY the
same Thare ia no farm in the county more
productive in wheat, corn, Sc, and decidedly
the best for grass and grazing that l ana ac~
ouainted With. The buildings are excsileRt; Q:
STONE HOUSE. three stories high. very ne
convenient and we'll arranged, and q ane&
Gransr y, capable Of containing three thousand'
bushels Of grain all other necessary out houses;
but q ra~receaty. burnt There -is a very
FINE ORCHARD Of select fruit OF eYory W.,
riety. deem il useless to ssy more in regard
to tie property. presumipg. those wSisaing to
purchase Will call and examine for theuaselvea.
Is Is seldoa such property comes into narke e;
A large proportion oftha purchase menez vlE
nsi be required, parhaps, for many years: ::
ALPHkUS GlBBOd, Il. ";
I.oudoup county; sep 25-1aWtnov rs ....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-27

1{zzssgg FOR SALE.-A new three-story
H#Sa BRICK HOUSE, the walls 14.inches
thick. for sale. situated at tie corner Of Duke
and Pitt streets, continuing seven good cham
bers. large Parlour, Drawing Room: and Kitch-
en-, with water and gas. Terms accommc dating.
For particulars apply at No, 100, Duke ST.
nov 2-2aW2W*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-27

d. n. H. LEWIS.
Offers his professional services to the citizens
Of Alexandria end vicinity.
~Oface hours, from ] 20 8 p. N. OKes
corner Washington and Cameron sts 'jy Sd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-27

JoTIOE.-ROBBRr J. SMITH, ATTIC
III NKY ATLAW and NOTARY PUBL
las opened Ais Office a. Phsnt1 Halt Bhera
nsy BE- found from 8 =. R., to 9 p. "a, daily:
Aag loft ..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-27

PUBLIC SALE Will befold at auction, on
L the first Monday in December that being
court day, the VALUABLE PROPERTY,
known as WAVERLY, containing three hun
dred acres, forty Of which are in timber. This
estate is one 'mile-and-u-half from Bristoe Sta
ton on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad,
and six hundred yards from Nokesville, Prince
William co.. Va. Terms: One halfdoWn, and
the balance in one two and three years, to SUIT
the purchaser. -.
nov 3-eo2Wx l.. b. NORF ILL.,
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LeOAL n + " s.


LEGAL NEWS.
R.il Is, AyyA Al following appears
!. ~ National Intelligencer Of day: - 8
.Ia respect to the question agitated to con-
.;dor,blc extent il the city concerning the pas
-. through i Of TIC oars Of the Washington
IA Alexaadria railroad twice or thrice day,
1T oot g praotised s u hours 81 day or night
!, tia n;lital1 authorities during tie war, We
>. requested e state 70 the public the views Of
t,eoonpaay; Is follows 4... Am
Ma pel.saansat depot Will be- erected on Ma
I'D avenue. az the place where our tempo
u w eDoe q nsv built, between Niaths and
ia Directs. All tsains viii depart from snd
10 raias1M pass dosg through r. The
Apeugh Southern travel, OK To- tako those
hroaEh vha arrive from the South tvico
sday for travel Saad tvieoA day for freight. =
IA IN Is 8 mistakes oao. Phora viii be moth
III tAue Is business ' & 81 z. 6 1.
IL read Is not sold. aor IN aegoaabea
fboiax I'd e a.y railrsad oenpaay:. l. i
,ivate proDorts. however. sod VII ba haslaed
IL Sixth ,tceot !aadinx aad dopsts Of opr
~ 40 ysrdy fot looa purposes q .. tor
ae bsaisosg bot4eoa " ashiasto aad Aloxaa:
IL propose TO put Up : nee. Eeatoea
,aaseagor and marketing landing ter tho accom-
redatioa at tho people. Ws1U keep nar-
81 oac staa1iAx ct Alexa1driA ua6l Z and 10
?. II. tsr The ovesiax and moraing markets,
s b,;a8 % tho vegetables aad produce. and
IN Eoep It saGl aeon the next day hers, to taxa
lem kesds and wares that tho people may pur-
ohsse horo. The people Of AloKaadria and
vicinity GO anKioxsto have thit arrangement
ssde g seea q possible. f
Is is Tie expeetatiea aud desico of this oon-
my that at % distant day there will be con
tesossa O track from point say about Eighth
srees, east Of tho Capitol. under ground BY
tunnel to OF near the interseotion Of Virginia
,5eau1 or South d street. aud thence up 80
lie place where our depot issituated. o. Mary
hadeASeaue,i ~ &sf@ &s,E 5@ss s&. ze
This has reference. too, to the concentration
hthis point of tho new road to Richmond, OF
&s Aloxandia and fredericksburg road-7the
eeat Southern line-orthe Orange and Alex
sadia, and the travel and freight from the
Westby tho extension Of the Loudouu and
hampshire road TO ] Harper Ferry aud .fenct
k Winohester 20 the interior or coal fields q
Virginia. .xzsz,
Il is not supposed that these roads will be
my disadvantage to Washington when in full
operations Tho surveying force is now at york
a the Aexandriia and FREDERICKSBURG l,sd,
nd the Loudoun aud Hampshire only requires
:sne tseatg niles to connect M il at Harper
Ferry. .ssa 4 sss,:l .si2 s. s.s.
These are the general purposes aud policy
governing this company in the present and pros
peet;ys management of their road. : - Sss
C1Rour CoURr.- Saturday. Sally W,
Gniths adm. VS.. Elizabeth r. Griffith, ct al
In chancery decree Of Court that specific
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-27

a SMALL. SAFE, Herring'a Patent, for
~ sale at the Banking House Of Burka Hes-
bert Il Co. :- ~s-:-rs., .v-,r.- no IL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-27
EDWARD CHASE
Clothing, DC.
r & n o v A L

-
A sNoLD 8 FIELD
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
CLOTHS, CASSIA,KRES AND VESTINGS,
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS, AND
GENTLEMRN'S FURNISHINGG GOODS.
Having disposed Of our interest in the Mer-
chant Tailoring business, at No. 50, King st., to
10 O'Neal & Dwelly aud removed TO No: 49, We
porpose to offer for your inspection good line OF
he above goods. Our long experience in. the
manufacture Of Cloths and Gassimeres. gives
us a great advantage in selecting our stock,
which we intend to sell at small advance on
cost ... 49,
W. shall offer great inducements to Tailors.
as we intend to keep good trimmings, and cell
them cheap. -: =.
slways on band. Give US call and you VIII
never regret it, at No. SO, King street, next
0e SEP ST. IT. ~ ARNOLD s. FIELD.
+ QUESTIONABLE T iILORING ESTAB
r LISHMENT.
Messrs. ONeil & Dwelly having purchased
the interest of Messrs. Arnold s. Field in the
MERCHANT TAILORING BUSINESS,
have. removed to the Store lately occupied by
that firm, .... ~s -.. .#.>-4 4....~
S3 KING STREET,
Whore may be found the best assortment of
CLOTHS, in this city, both OF FOREIGN ana
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURER so .na.
Mr. ONeil's ability as a cutteriustlhes them
in assuring their customers stylish and well
fitting garment:
They have also fine assortment Of Gents
Mes, Scarfs and Gloves Of all kinds.
VA Please call and examine our goods and
iudqe for yourselves at 50 King street, one door
east of Parkers Theatre. sep 2b-tf
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;. -
Ca tho 18th iastaas. a. the steamer ReR
Washington uas about landing her passengers
ii Aloxandria, On tia; 10 4. n, tip, AFs Ed
ward Cotton. d Washington, vs xewded
against By soma expec. piokpaakeA Ske ssals
= di.aond Fan trom his bast1n. The aiAnsaa
xaa vaaued At sseo, i, Cslses saparsed the
saxe t. sape,ianadeat RiicAsrd4. ta y ashingr
ton. Who assigned the oasa TO- dataaive' Olaf-
ye. sal MuD ayi1t.-:t r4,e,as .as Rls, Vha
theft hayinx bean perpoer.ted Ia Vugiaias she
oEosrs wore obliged 70 take THAR sbsasraioRs
ID Alexandris~ They vera net long u estaia~
ng olua to thu direatioa In which the diamond
had gone The dsteative4 followed IL e Rieh.
uond, aud recovered tho pin en- Friday ssd
returned ii to thu owner, @a r.
Goa. Grant, and his staff, passed dowa eRs
river. this morning. to Aqua Greek, en- tAs
steaner Keyport. ran
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The weather i. cool but seasonabls,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-27

GnGth's adm. VS., Elizabeth r. Griffith, ct al
In chancery decree of Court that specific
PERSONAL legacies are exempt from payment of
the debts of the estate, and chat the real es-
ate is liable ~ss,.s,,.> zssse.s. lls
J, n Harper ys,, JAS. McCullough-in
eaancerydismissed : s. = ss@.,zs asE'
Robt Bsll, &c,tvs. R. Brockett, ct l-trus
ices Of tho l.t Presbyterian Church report Of
the trustees of q sale Of property to Thomas
DxEer confirmed. . SS$Bs
mecase Of 7B5nnel; Brown, Hall & Co: W
V.G Wildman' administrator, occupied nearly
all shestime of the Court. AMI was continned d.
so:ttpday ss@a2 /. ~. :'s q ess @e
Police Report. Mayors sOFFIcE-No
Sa'es Of interest before the Mayor this morning,
MAGISTRATES OFF1cE IN, Keys and G.
"zMilton,. charged with breaking into the
stare # Kiin-:y Griffith, % . e: examination,
were discharged for wantfof evidences. @%.S :
The city has been very quiet for the last few
q 'ayS-and very little OF interest, Of a local
nature. is tran:piring Business is not very
'0'ye, juss now, but better times are hoped tor
a@5Ssgt----- III gs9$E.
me % places Of public worship in this city
stfs all we'll attended yesterday, Last night
- the Baptist Church several personsswe
baptized " # [.z .s
one Of our old exchanges" which We had
w" NV replaced on our Mail Books, writes =.
=, lease s'' exchange-we cannot do without the
4 Old Gazette . $. :.
a LIE remains of Robt. Edward Buchanan,
q oa auefly Of this place, land member Of the
q IVY dominion Rifles, who died at Lynchburg,
A. 1904, were brought to this place on Satur-
d ~ ~ last and inferred IN the Methodist Pro-
D ~'nt Cemetery. s
: 49, % q
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WYNN. E. ATWELL, >#
w TAIL 0 r,
No. 8, Washington street, 2 doors from Pier
points Drug Store.
Would respectfully solicit the patronage Of
hts former friends and the public generally
Every effort will be made to please Sc 28-tf
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T a yTORNEY#AT LAW.

BREHFs9ILLE. PRIseR WILLIAM CO.,.YA.
Will practice IN the Circuit and County Courts
Of Prince William, Fauquier, Fairfax, and the
adjacent counties. .t.y-1 nov Aim
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-17

aaVhlss that 8 ses voyage wguld Be bone
6cial.
The trial Of Capt. Weriz has again been
postponed as there are several sets Of
charges and specifications upon him, one Of
which the prosecution wiz decide at the
op fms Is tie ons upon which it vail
bese the trial.
The ThbuEs's hatamoras correspondent
says the late rsbsl shelby has organised =
corps Of 900 mounted mea forthe Mexicsh
service, andis in command oft. The corps
Is for especial border service and IS com
posed entirely Of men from the late rebel
army. The men are 70 receive gay dollars
psrmontb, cut q which they are 70 snhsisi
themselves. The Commercial says lO,eoo
men are to bs sent inte the country north
Maianoras, under command Of Gen. seman.
Many ofthe ex-rsbsl ehccrs who went 70
Mckee are now glad 70 get back under tho
cid aaE.
The Fribune's Brownsville correspondents
says: General Sheridan arrived there on
the 24h 70 remain q dag or two, inspecting
the Q. N. Department. and Sanitary ar
rangement.
The President Of the Fourth National
Bank ssys that hst instilutiOn.are holders
ascollatsrsl securities, on loans Of slSSsesa
in Gold certificates, which srssuPpOsed 70
be forged, but The earnings Of the Bank foF
ak uoaths past, exceed this amount
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u strangers and CltIEens.

Wado not profess 70 be the only Physi-
elan IN the city, "WhO may be found 81 his
Office at ali hours, day OF nightj" nor do
We. in offering our services 10 the invalid,
desire 70 recommend Ourself in preference
10 other equally well established and ox-
periencsd physieiansj nor do We pre-
tend TO be infalhbie, OF the only man ca
pable Of curing the various diseases men,
toned in our general advertisement We
do not claim the possession Of any ponder
I'll secret rsas5seS, or extraordinary Ggree-
e5ls treatment or paliatiVcs; IS ell sensible
must know, that success in the prae-
tee Of medicine, does not depend 20 mucn
unou the discovery Of neg reMeaies, o. Ret'
MODES Of treatment, as upon The skillful use
of those agencies necessary toe PefJseteu r
and ana can be acquired only By oxpe-
rience and patient application. We res
pectfullv refer the public 10 our general ad-
vertissment, in another part Of the psPer
Office hours from s in the morning I'll ;
at night. L. u. OoLA.AAs
"a North Charrv "a. Nashville. Tenn
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TERMS CAsH.--Fsss from ss5 to 500.

In the treatment Of me Eye and Ear, and other
ORGANS Of sense, It becomes necessary % nave a
good knowledge Of everything pertaining % meu
7ive snd surgery. What are called regular FnJsi-
cians. may have graduated 10 either the oid orneH
school college, aod can boest Of q one6ided tdn-
rston, but yet 10 the treatmsnt q TIE Bye and
Ear, fHi 70 cure saBEia obstinate case-iel We
Treatment prescribed 10 their works viii noteaeeta
cure N alarge msionfy Of cases.
7. %. REocKnAN b. a graduate Of the Missouri INT
versltv-Diplomn hangs IN h1s oHces and has May
certhcatss from persons cured, Ehleh may ts
sean By calling
meiicsi men 81 good Standing.
Dr. A.Mcu, New York
III. j. ~ Cnidore, Clinton FNoce, New YORK.
Dr. b. =. Barnard, Chieago, illinois.
~ " pianev. "
Or. jobs Ho5gela, Pro-. Surgery, Missouri Uni
FsFsitF,
nBkIi communications, With stamp enclosed
promptly answered AdtfefsP y. Box. No. %.
Remember his I1fmary Is ~ No. - Churcl
Street IRE DocioE il PsInaneafly located
augl5-5mo
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We regret to announce the departure d
Sur yoang friend, David D. Stubs. He is
the oldest son Of Captain J. D. Stubs, the
worthy Official who was at one time the
q~uartermsster in charge Of transportation
in this city. BE has made many friends in
the city, al Of whom viii be sorry 10 learn
Of his departure. We trust that his visit
10 his father, who is in charge Of the U. s.
n. railroads. at EewberDe, n. C., may be 9
most pleasant one, and that his return 70
Nashville may be at an early date.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-17

THR CRIMINAL COUET met yesterday morn
ing ats o'clock, pursuant 10 adjournment
The Hon. Thomas ". Frazier presiding
Tony williams, {. m. C., was up for lar
eeuv. A plea Of "Eot Guilty" was entered
An smpanelsd jury rendered no verdict up
10 the hour Of going 10 press
The following PeEsons were hnsd $40 each
sr moi. attendance as jurors, viz; William
Jarvis. J. A. Parrish, James Hale, Liltleton
Var frank Patton, John HEREFORD, B.
.Iobn,on. P. Price, william scruggs, +. o.
T,,ssr. Alexander Pail, James Travis, R.
farbsart. eager Switch, ". W. Berry, Geo.
wml,ms. W. orrener John simpkirs, R.
Rssn Robert Green, A. O. CARRIER n. C.
sunzb.eher. Hooper Hyde, Clement En-
bush. #. Lowrsy, Thomas Merriman, and
C.. E. Il. Martin.
The State rs Ed. sswyers and S. II. Gra-
ham. charged with fraudulent breach OF
Trust. This case was continued until the
next term Of the Court upon the affidavit
Of the Attorney General.
In tho case Of II. NJ. Brien, coloreds Che
Attorney General entered 8 mol Pros9 the
defendant assuming costs.
Several unimpOrtant eases followed on
the docket.
The Court adjourned to meet this morn
ing al 8 o'clock.
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EpUokrIoNAL.-It was our good fortune
recently to peruse q splendid letter from e
young lady at wsynesville, Warren county
Ohio, who desires q situation as teacher "a
ths city. According to her staiement she
Is native Of our sister State, Kentucky, and
with her father she was compelled 10 leave
her native State beeause che entertained
Union principles. The yoang lady gradu-
sied at Wsynesviiie, Licking county, Ohio
and lie competent to teach the English
brsnehss, sketchisg, Froach and ERglish3
and oil Painting. For any Information de-
sired, our resdsrs will please aPPly 20 the
local editor.
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DR.. LEON BROoKMAN,
At HIS IEFIRMARY,

No. So Church street, Nashville, Tennessee,
whsrs he NAV 5e c~onsulied every day hOm 20
II o'clock, A, NJ, 3 70 s pm, aad 7 70 pm. Con-
situations free. ~
.nd n~erforTns an difBcult operation IN surgery
~ ouerates lor LstarsaI without pans p . ne"
AZ stnaiehtsns Cross Eya in one minute, in old
or young .-ss..l yves IN move
and appear natural ah ulaz.H-
enes, Which give no PAIN
gs tresfs Amanrosis, or nervous blindness with
a success heretofore unknown.
He cures ever case 81 Opnthaima Iafai nm
tof,re considered Incurabie BY the Profession
He cures discharges OF toe Ear, caused hy rcei'
la Fever, Measles, or other diseases.
Hei neefs Artificial Ear Drums where He hatu-
al drum (membfanel has bean destroyed, Nhien
r0proyes the hearing Immediately.
He operates for AfuaciHi Pupil falling Of th'
Eye-hd he remedies IS once
5e eures the most obstinate ferns Of Ophthsl
mia III two 70 e~ightWeeka.
m aeases Of the Nervous System, Va, Chofea
4 Neursiria. Spinal Difficult esi Nervous Prostration
treaied successfully.
Dyspepsia ard Cancer ne ueas WINS saeoe
/ hereioflre unknown.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-17

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