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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-23
Democratic Hypocrisy.

The Democracy of Ohio. as is we'll known
take rank ground in this campaign, as in
all ihers since the war, 10 opposition to
the loyal spirit and sentiment of the country.
Vallanb'gham reiterates the sserectyped
assaults SO incessantly mouthed by the
Democratic orators, and papers. against the
true men of the country. who have s'ood up
sgainst the treason of rebels Of oil sections
While VallaDdgham is thus leading the
Ohio Democracy, that party in New York
is playing q new dodge. A group of
politicians got control of the late State
Conveatiou-wires. and so manipulated them
as to APPEAR 10 throw overheard the Sey.
mour. Wood fraternity. who are identical
with the "esrnesI" Valaudighsmer of Ohio
These New York managers nominated war
men, pronounced slavery dead, recogniz d
national debt, and advocated its payment,
and cody assume to be The especial ''patron
saints Of President johnson. No one
who closely watches the logic of events
will be deceived by the shabby stratagem
of the New York Democracy, or will see
anything in it but the most ridiculous
hypocrisy. As Vallandighsm is powerful
with the Democracy Of Ohio, SO bis
co partisa, in New York will control the
action Of their train band 10 that state.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-23
State Fair.

The Premium in Dairy Products wa.
awarded 10 Messrs. Garter misunderstanding
in Lake snd Geauga. In the way Of Stock
we notice premiums aw arded ss follows: ~
Bes. Devon COW. three years old, W. f
Hubbard. Ashtabuls, 4.
Best Soutbdown Buck years old snd
over. N. l.. Chaffee, Jefferson, Ashtabuls
county. a sat Iif 'fF 'tr{atd '@'s' 2.
2 best, ". F. Hubbard. Ashtabula Co
Shropshire Down Buck, owned by n.
L. Chstfee. Of Ashtabuis. commended. i .
Best pen Of ewes over two years old,
W. F. Hubbard, Ashtabula Co. .5s..'
Best 2 year old aud over, Cotisw ould
Bpck. John I. Dodge. New Lyme. Ash
tsbula Co, '"' ~ ail ''' o''', ri.' =
I'd premium, Jeremiah Dodge, New
Lyme, Asbtabula Co. rsli isI .ltl,Qa.7i
Second best Buck, year old and over.
N. L. Chstfse. Jefferson; Ashtabola Co. Z
Mr.. @. 8. y. Grifiog took q premium
on Portable Farm Fence. 40 900
A iDe bay stallion. owned by Mr.. Ben.
nelL. OF aFsi,feld eopoly. was instantly
killed 10 the ring. by collisions with q bug.
gy shalt. Tbsihorse was valued at ~, 900.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-23
Tho Wool Trade.

There is, says the Farmer, no such thing
n Ohio as wool trade, props rly speaking
very little is being sold, and tha.
does change hands does so at the rates
which have been quotable for some weeks
past. The growers are waiting" yet. With
the great rise in the prices Of all wooleD
msnufsc, ures, they can see no valid reason
why wool should not share somewhat 10 the
advance and they will probably hold out
to test that question. Whenever the manu-.
facturers want ten millions pounds Of the
best and hsndsomest wools in Ohio, they
can have the pile by showing a little liber-
ality, and paying just consideration.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-23

A BRILLIANT HI,roRIcAL PARALLEL "A
New Orleans correspondent of Mobile
paper Of rebel tendencies thus exercises bi,
talents for rhetorical antithesis: --,n
ut may be improper yet to criiicise the
official military government Of Major.Genera
Banks over Louisiana; but surely it cannot be
treason to state that Gen. Butler is less un-
popular with the people II me an the long resi-
dent peeple) of Louisiana than bis immediate
successor. Butler leaves with US the i'm
preston which Domitian must have stamped
upon the Eternal City--iusatiable, reckless and
ungovernable--dca to the appeals of mercy
aud conscience; whilst Banks enacts the charac
ter OF T'iberiaa, able, crafty, timorous, cajoliDg
and full OF smiles at the very moment when be
meditaies a deadly stroke; combining the
wiles and subtlety of the fox with the venom
Of rattlesnake." '+
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-23
The p.r.sus.n War.

Buenos Ayres journals contain some
vsiy interesting i'ems concerning the Para.
guian war. There is said TO be much apathy
among the people regarding it. 10 order
to stir them up General Urquisa, formerly
their President. has issued stirring pro
clamation. .at-
The Argentine government has made
arrangements for raising troops in Europe
10 order 10 drive the Parsgusysns out o
the Brszilian provinces Of Rio Grande -
The Emperor has ordered that every 6l
man there must be pat under srms. and
80. COO from other provinces must march
at once to assist them. aI ts'aas 81
President Lopez. Of Paraguay. is dis
playing the most extraordinary vigor in biz
efforts to meet the assaults Of the three
powers by which he is assailed. Every mar
and boy capable Of service is put into the
umy. and The necessary agricultural work
is to be done by The women. is thought
that Lopez has nearly 100000 men under
arms, end is well supplied with material oi
very excellent character. ~. ...
Official Information has been received
that the Brszilian government has accepted
as satisfactory the explanation and repara'
tiou of the United States for the uDsu'bor
izsd seizure Of the Confederate privaieer
AlsbsmA 10 Brszilian port, apd her sub
ssquent loss 10 our waters. The Bra lillian
government bad anticipated this action on
The part Of the Uniied States and Withdrew
the order closing her ports to the Wa
ehasetts. ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-23

FtooD South Ridge, says the Reporter
was visited Sunday afternoon with terrific
fall of rain, and from accounts. we suspect
q cloud or waterspout burst in that vicinity
At about Eve o'clock the rain fell as it hard
ly ever fell before, in the memory OF the
oldest inhabiisnt, and as the great fall Of
water was con fined 10 a comparative small
locality. we conclude the clouds sprnng az
extra leak or something cf the sort, as in
dica'ed above. The deluge was the heav
lest 10 the neighborhood of Farnham
Bridge. Indeed, SO great was the torrent
down the deep cut on the soutb side OF the
bridge, that timber lying on esch side o
the roadway. was carried into the mait
stresm below and washed away entirely
and the stone abutment. for the new bridge
just bull; on the south side, was SO far de
molised by inundstion that it is supposed il
will have to be rebuilt entirely. ssf .I,. s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-23
senator sumner upon Gen. Cox's Coionix-
alton Scheme.


IN bis speech at Worcester, before the Mass.
achusetts State Union Convention. Senator
Sumner adverts to Gen. Cox's colonization
scheme as fo.lws: rr la-.-r4. 4.r..
A voice from The West-God save The
West-revives the exploded theory of col.
onzatiop, partly to divert st'ention from
The great question Of equal rights. To ,ha,
voice reply. 6rst you ought not to do il,
because, besides its intrinsic and fatal injus
tice, you will thus deprive the country
of what it most needs which 10 labor
Those freedmen on the spot are better ev
en- than mineral wealth. Each is q mine
out Of which riches can be drawn, provided
you let him share the product And
through him that general industry will BE-
established which is better than any hing
but virtue, and is, indeed, form of virtue
1t is vain to say that this is the country o.
The white man. 1t is the country Of man.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-23

We learn from the Youngstown Register
that the upper story Of Phillip Dauch''
brewery. containing some fifteen hundred
bushels of barley, gave way on Friday af'
ternoon, and the falling barley smothe ed TO
death Mrs Statler and her little child some
eighteen months old, who were unwell and
lying upon bed at the time Her husband
Mr.. F. Statler, had just left the bed side
Of bis fe q few moments before The acci,
dent, and was also buried in the barley
Mr., Statler had but recently moved from
Amherst, Ohio. -... .,q.. ..-e
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-23
cr.nvnLAnD wnoLnsALn MARKEr
WEDNESDAY, Sept goth, 1865.

FLouR-Uscbsnsed and Arm, with slightly improved
inquiry sales 800 bbs * red country msds, a. $3.50 100
bbis choice do DO tos City brands Xxx red
do Xxx white sii,octsii,2ss -----.------- .--
wHEAT-Hesvy and unsettled Sales Of 1000 bu new No
red fom store sti,5s Gears do do at $780, car amber
Michigan from store at s2,os. Market closed doll
CoRN-Dail, Sale ear No nixedfrcm stors st occ.
oATs-DuIl. Sale on track at toc.
BARLEY-oust Held at $i,o5 for No2; tl,loSi,l5 for
Mol -
=PoRKFm At $s3 90 for city-pseked mess Sales 80 bbs
LARD-scsrse aud srn at Csc for eitysrendsred.
BUTTERAIn good demand and arm. Sales 100 kegs wss
tern Reserve at SOC; 20 kegs do do 33e.
CHEEsE-The market isvsy dull, but prices steady al
12@l6c for fair 10 prime. p -'iri. u
gGGS-Steady at zoe. -.u tl t49 800 aL
PLTROLEUM-Demand good and market Arm at re fol
refined, present delivery.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-23

AN ORDER has been issued by the Pro.
vost Marshal General. consolidatin on the
30th inst, the l4b, 18th add 10Th enroll
meut districts OF Ohio. The order
directs that Copt. Darius Caldwell of the
18th District, close his of1ice in Warren
and proceed 10 Cleveland. and take charge
of the Provost Marshais Office at that
place, reieveiug Major A. Wiley. Acting
Provost Marshal of the 18th District
All business and records OF the Offices OF
the l4th and 10Th Districts are to be trans.
ferred to Cleveland. f~ ar'e
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-23
SHERIFFS PROCLAMATION

Poclsmson hereby made to the qualified electors Of
Ahbula County, Ohio that general election will be held
required by law Tuesday, October 10h 1855, the
places Of holding cons In Ea'd County at which
time the following Officers to be chosen, to wit:
One Governor Lieutenant Governor Treasurer OF
State Supreme Jud. dong term) Supreme Judge
ito m vacancy Attorney General School Commits
sioner Member Board Of Public Works. Clerk Of
Su, rtme Court . t. -r...
ties Of Ashabua Geauga and Lake, Rep esenative To
Legislature, County Treasurer Sheriff. County
Recorder, Prosecuting Attorney, County COMMITS
soner two in6rmaIy Directors, Zone long and short
term,) and one Coroner.
Trustees required return Jurors for their respective
Townships make equal the number TO which they
entitled In the Court of Common Pleas for said County
follows: r.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-23

The treaty submitted to the Indians as.
sembled at fort Smith was signed
on the 18th isst., by nine tribes. The
concluding article promises protection on
the part Of the Government aud renewed
allegiance by the Indians. p4a aap
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-23

In these lights. the following remark,
which distinguished divine recently made
may be in season don't mind so much,
said he, about the musqaitoss biting me-, u
tsey would not always sy grsss before
meat.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-23

FIRsr TRAIS.--The first train on the New
Lisbon Railroad wasrun from Garfield to New
Lisbon on Thursday Of last week. The event
was duly celebrated at the latter place. ~.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-23
eoUNTY TICKET.


kKFRxsKkTATfvr,
STEPHEN A. N0RTHWAY
TnEAsurxR,
n. j. FOOT.
sHxRIFF,.
HARVEY J. COvELE
RECORDER,
ea MARION BROWN.
pR~rcuros,
EDWARD III. FITCH
o,NxissioxKs,
J. ID. HULBURT.
IsyIRsARr DIRECTORS,
PHILLIP DOLE
j. H. KINNEAR.
CORONER,
E. HEWETT.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-23
Lost!

A T, or near, Jefferson, Sept. Ilth. an
IA Account Book containing Note for -Four Hundred DOL
lars given by Sarah A. Stewart to Robert Stewart also
several Receipts ANY who will give any information
concerning It directed to Boz l09 Ashtsbu sha be thank
fully rewarded fE "4ff. ~ IS 3te82l -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROCLAMATION |

Proclamation Ia hereby made 10 the qualified Electors Of
Ashtabu Townshp that at the general Election to be held
Tuesday, October 0h 1865 you to, then and there
vote for Justices the Peace to caused
by the resignation Of Edward q. Fitch and Frederick
Sykes, Esqs. By order OF the Trustees.
d. W. HASKELL, 7. Clerk.
Ashtsbua, Sept. 20, 1893. 2tS21
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-23

New FIrm.
wv r the undersigned, having entered in
to Panershp for the purpose Of carrying the bapsss
Of manufacturing
80 49,, Sash, Doors and Blinds,
such other business they may choose there
with, and having pures ed Machinery would respect
fully inform all IN Of anything their line that they
prepared to manufacture SASH Door and Binds os
every description.
Saving, Planning and Matching
done To order and on short notice. Z q EflifST e
They are also In receipt Of Of chsiee PINE LON
BE from Canada which will be sold on reasonable TERMS
They keep hand good supply OF Building Lum
Der, Pine Shingles, LAh, Ne. htH"4h
y strict attention to business they hope to merit share
of nublle patrouage rT SEYMOUR d BLAKSLEE. y
VIM SEYMOUR. .I. ,.. n, u. BLAksLEE.
AshtabulA, August &c, 1865. 80 .-t 6.g, eH
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-23

UNION STATE rrcKEr.
80 Election October 10, isss.
ron GOVERNOR
sAcos eersow cox, Of rrah's'il
- ts.l ven Ir aovxKsons
ANDREW a. NC BvRNEy. Of Warren
ros rxrasrnrR or srArr,
SIDNEY 8. WARNER, Of Lorsis.
~ ron SUPREME JuDoH
.sscos sRIwKERHofF. Of Riehlsnd-iOns term
JOHN WEIGH. Of Athens-to GIL vacancy.
ron ATTORNEY GksERAI,
WA. n. WEST, Of Logan.
FOR SCHOOL sosxrssroSEs,
,i JOHN A. NORRIS. Of Harrison.
poH BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
JAMES MOORE. Of coshoeton.
ron cIrRK suPRxMz COURT.
RODNEY zoos. Of Clinton
ron STATE SENATOR,
l1 g ABNER KELLOGG, Of AshtabuiA
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-23

@ 900 THE Craig Microscope, can be
", the Bsskasd ysney store Of
y. O. DICK-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-23


The U. 8. steamer Sarsuac is now cruising
after the pirate Shenandoah. She is armed as
follows Two rihed pivots, which throw long
ball or shell, forward y eight broadside guns,
six,y-eight poapders !, two howizers. Twelve
pounds. and one after pivot gun. which throws
q ten-ibch she'll SAe has total Of 322 officer,
and men. 10 addition to this craft. the British
ship Devastation has sailed from San Francisco
in search Of the freebooter. n
There are now nearly three hundred China
men living 10 New York. but probably net
half dozen women from that country. There
are two or three Chinese families. About fifty
Irish women. They are generally industrious,
bat addicted TO drink. and hey are not cleanly
10 their habits. Many Of them are at work as
porters in stores. and are faithful TO their EN-.
ployerA -s. az. ~.
IxssSrr--John Lusk. Who has occasionally
for mon tbs past, disturbed our quist town
with his insane rawlings has at last been arrested
and is now being examined before the Probate
Jadge on charge oflaDacy. We understand
that Mrs. Luck was compelled. through
fear OF pezsonal injury TO herself and family. to
make sompsiat. For years Lusk has at times
given evidences Of insanity. but has not till re-
Gently been considered dangerously be
is rsviog. sod IL s majesty unsafe that be
should Be a large. The Inssos Asylsn i
lths osy safe place for sssa slmso. y ss.c >.
Psiassrais Telegraph.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-19

The Louisville Journal Of yesterday has
ale following:
sThere was q very good and full meeting
last night, when rules and regulations ior
the government Of the Daily Exchange
were adopted. The committee on tables
were inst ucIed 10 procure suitable ones for
the use Of members and have them ready
ior the meeting on Monday next. A reso-
luton was adopted recommending all mer-
chants 10 buy and sell only On 'Ohange 90
tar as practicable and consistent with their
correspondents The elect Of which, If
fully carried out ss We hope il will and
should. cannot fail % make daily Change
meetings not only advantageous but highly
beneficial TO the Interests and commercial
character Of the city. The regular Change
meetings viii commence on Monday, the
28th inst, between The hours OF lan. and
FN. when we expect 10 see the room crowd
ed and q new era IN our business begun, 10
be pushed onward with energy and suce S."
That is lust what we need IN Nashville.
Our population is as large as that Of Louis
vile, and this is much more OF business
place thun il IL; and il is IS entisl that our
nsTchauts should adopt the sy5tem estab-
hihed IN other places, Of Importance. We
hope that a movem, nj Like that OF Louis
vile, will be speedily adopted here; it will
be 'oaad to be letter Tor both buyer and
seller.
hhImost impossible to make correct
repon Of he markets, without a Dolly meet
ing Of The Chamber Of Commerce; and such
aEepoH is sbaJiutsly ESSENTIAL 70 healthy
tfEge
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-19


RIAL EsTArE TRASsFERs.-The following
are the transfers Of real estate since our las
report:
VIM. J. Harnan and wife to Mary ].
Grooms, half Of lot il Edgsfeld. Yalus
$500.
E. D. Richardson and Catherine CockeriI
] 10 David H. Lockhart and J. W. Lse, trus-
tees, l22 acres in county. Value 81 900.
Sebastian Miller 10 J. H. Horn, lot in
Edge6ld. Value 81 soc.
David Grifhs 10 W. L. Waters, 2 lots in
/ FSirfeld. Value 81 200.
g. W: Harlow to Fanny Harlow, lot in
| city. Value 81 600
J. n. Harding 10 G. ". Harding, lots in
county. Value l,4t0
John Nichol TO y. f. Meson end others
land in 10th District Value g, 700.
John q. Houst n 10 Elmors Corley, land
| in county. Value 2,700.
Mary F. Fox TO Wesley Hide, (col.,)
acre in 18th District. Value $500.
VIM. C. Hall TO 7. B. Hamblin, SEQ acres
in county. Value S2,70o.
T. B. Hamlin TO Vim: C. Hall, land in
Edgeheld. Value 49, 900.
+. B. Hsmlin to VIM. C. Hall, lot in Edge
field. Value 3 600.
4 B. Hamnn 70 WIN. c. Hall, lot in Edge
field. Value 81 500.
I. B. Hamlin to Vim. G. Hall, land in
Edgefeld. Value $4,000
Pat. McManus 20 Fred. Kimpkan, lot in
city. Value $50.
+. NJ. Allen to Samuel Writeman, lot in
city. Value s., 900.
A. ]. Duncan TO Frank s. Sewers, Truss
tee, lots in Wsverly Place. Value s. 1907.
". R. Cornelius 70 John Burns, lot in
Boyd's addition. Value 81 900.
Andrew J. Duncan, to II. q. Jackson, lots
in WRyerly Place. Value 5000.
John S. Petway to Geo. W. Petway Is
acres in county. Value 81 900.
F. g. Roche TO Geo. r. Rutter, lot in
Memphis. Value $1,000.
Edwin II. Ewing ST., 10 Frank Parish,
(col) lot out Of the city. Value s. zoo.
s. II. Mckay to F. G.. Mckay, los acres
in county. Value s., 500.
Ellen D. Hough to John Brannon, (coD
iot out u gity. Value S44i.
n. B. Bowel to Chas. s. Childress, lot in
city. Value $i,4i5.
Wm. d. simpkins to Pat. Clary, los in
country. Value 81 400.
Peter Beirlem TO J. NJ. Zuccarlle, lot in
city. Value Sl60.
John Kirkmsn to Nancy Pitcher, lot in
city. Value $4,000.
NJ. B. Howell TO Julia Ann spor, 10 acres
in county. Value ST2l.
Nathaniel Porter 70 Rebecca Howard, lot
il city. Value 8, 600
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-19

Hon. Charles J. Jenkins, in accepting ths
nomination for Governor Of Georgia, SAYS
" Let us take rev departure from the
gFoatePoeh Of eighteen hundred and sixty
five; FORGETTING thst we hsve been, or have
known, Democrats or Whigs-havs boasied
ourselves Onionists or scoessionists, IS these
terms indicate party divisions and animosi-
ties and striking hands IN renewed fellow
ship, let rs faithfully perform our latest
pledges % fealty 70 the Americsn Union.
and exert all our energies in rebuilding the
waste places and repairing the fallen for
tunes 81 our conmon mother-g0od cid
Grorrfrm
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-19

CRIrusAL CouRr The jury in the case o.
Dick Woods, could not agree, and we're dis
charged, and Dick was held TO- his apPesr
anee az the next April term Of tbs curt II
the sum OF $1,000.
tsrday, Of stealing pants from a clothing
s'ore, was sentenced TO seven years IN the
penitentisry.
A boy named Henry Fitzgerald, aliai
Shay, one Of the "f0r5y thieves" was con-
vioted Of petit larceny, and sentenced 70
one year in the peniteuuary.
Henry Williams, convicted Of larceny,
for having stolen lot Of articles from the
store Of Mr.. Jacobs, was sentenced 10 the
peaitentiary for seven years.
A motion was entered for new trial in
the Rehagen case, which will be heared on
Monday.
Black Cox, who IS lying in jail, was
ordered 10 the pest house, a. he had been
taken down with smallpox.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-19

To ora SUBSCRIBERS IN tbs CHT:-Vur
Agent is now calling upon our friends ana
patrons in the city, collecting whatever
suay be due from each subscriber. We have
he'd no regular collections on the routes Tor
the last year or 20, because we have bad no
time 10 devote 10 l. The bills have al
been made out from our books, snd Il Is be-
lieved that they are generally correct.
Where they are found 20 be otherwise, they
viii be willingly and properly adjusted
We hone that every Que viii be ready TO
settle when called upon, as it viii greatly
facilitate business, and prevent he annoy
ance o. seal ing agsin" on The same errand.
In the future we viii collect regularly every
month.
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Postponement

Postponement
A T the close Of the sac ofthe Church snd Cour
~ sire 6 property, on the 18Th inst. the Weathe
becsrne 80 incienentve were compelled % post
pons the sale q tie ot7er properly advertised.
On Friday, 18th inst,
Al ii o'clock s-m-, on the premises. 70 vii sci
The Couseas' Mansion. and lots on spruce street
near south Union. Al the close o. this Aale, No vii
sell lots nee tern oryH-frRe from All tares-
on Coll ye street rear Rr I'D. Also 81 lots sdjoin
iugtse \. g. X X. Depot grounds
On Monday, goth inst,
AZ n o'c,ock an on ths PREMISE We VII sFll 8
los 10 Gieaves and 6ifvenson's Addition. bafuesr
the Cooperate limits and " sikns Add.uoa
Trgzs--Ooe-fuurth Cash; balance In one, two snt
three years, with interest, etc.
osnnituses sfil leave our Office. 81 Union st..
over Yofk's Book Store 81 los oclecll, an. OF
LIAR v. BROWN,
unsi5-6t 81 unioa street
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&c., &c,
aaIr Ihnsa.

This vice, which is never prscticed in
the presence OF any one, has proved thu
everlasting ruin Of thousands of the nobiesi
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue TO eloquenee or pen TO song.
L has destroyed health, blasted the consti
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim Il
q living skeleton. Nor are these is fral
and fatal effects; in its pains sre scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this affection, call on
DR.. Coleman, No. "a North Cherry street
or address him BY letter, Box 5o3, Nssh
vile, Tenn. fsbze-u
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-19

An essay Of one hundred and thirty pages,
disclosing nel0 aud valuable information
relative 10 obstinate diseases, and those
deemed incurRbie, what treatment Is sue
cessiul, and what is only temporary or
a unsuccessful also, the certain and perna-
nent cure Of fstula, without the use OF
either the knife or caustic. Ths known
candor and great experience Of the author,
Dr.. H. J. Hul-cee, during twenty FIVE years
practice, and the home evidences OF his
skill in Louisville, KY, is sufficient recon-
mendation. The essay viii be mailed free
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