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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-06
DR.. ]. A. STRIITn

Medical iExon'i"er for JEFFERSON County.
eJ-No charge Tor. Policies, Stamp. or Medical
EN" mination; For ta6cs OF Rates, &c apply 10
the o;~c OF the Company, Is South street. over
E. NJ. A,SoUITH, Agent,
Nov. Z, 1865 CharlcstoSn. Va.
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TOBACCO, SEGARS, &C., &C

LLOYD LOGAN
u AS resumed business in the Store House third
1 door South of the Taylor Hotel, where he will
&c glad to see his old friends nd dealers generally
100000 Imported and Domestic SeCars. from
s Is {" s TO per thousand
200 boxes Mau UfHcturcd TOkncco
SO Boxes Scotch Snuff
5j Cas- Smoking Tobacco
10 Bssrels Smoking Tobacco
600 ReaIns Wrapping PAPER
ZS'uUO Paper Pockets, from half ID to I2 liza
- RcaHIs Cap, Letter and Note Paper
10000 Envelopes, assorted
40 Dozen Maynard X S0yesInk
% GrCss Pens md Pen .ho.sIers
$500 Blank Cards, assorted
60 Boxes Of Pipes
3 barrels of Pipes
30 Kegs and BIKES cf Scotch Rarpee Can
Eress and Maccabau Snuff -
10 Dozen Brushes
81 Gross hne cut Chewing Tobacco
10 Half blrrels Chewing 'TGblcco
10 Gross Tobacco and Snuff Boxes
: Oh ~ Gross Escorted Pipe Bov.Ies
5,OOO Pipe Stems, assorted,
All Of which wil be SOLD On: the best terms. bv
LLOYD LOGAN.
B'-Rass bought and received in exchange for
Winchester. Va, Dec 10. 1sc5.-n.
n W ERIvAL.
Of LADIES' DRESS GoOUs whirh viii BE- ,oi1 ..
redu ;ed prices. CHARLES J0HTS0N at
November 81. 1865
q REY BLA NIX FITS
Seiy.d "a ~ paisI OF heavy Grey Blankets, just re-
-1r .0l -- y CHARLES JOHNSON.
Toys Toys. ToYs!.. TO- sale nv
GLYcERINE LOTION.
hands, chafng of the skin ctc Prepared sI,5 r.,
sale by c4aifBEtE 6 Hls 81: 10
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DIRECTORS.

Thomas Y. CASDY. of Candy. Grlpin 4 Co.
WM. YHtTEtoCK, PrCs'I Sd National Bank.
o: a: PAREER, Of E. L. Parker & Co.
W: II: CRAWFoRb, of w H. Crawford & Co.
p S. CHAPPELL, Manufacturing Che mist.
IL REESE, of G. II. Reese & Brcs.
j D. Mason, of J D. Mason & Co.
J. Tone, President of the Cecil Bank
$ B"AcHASI, OF J. S. Beachatr & Bro,
J. F. DIX, OF Dix & Steiner.
}. LEARV, of J. LGary s. Co
A. PERRy, Commission Merchant
IL. SMITH, OF Tucker & smith,
X. VI. SPILLEE. OF Spiller & Alcock.
+ KIMBERLY Of Kimberly Bros,
HARTMHH. South Gay street.
s. p. TowNsESO, of WnI CI.csnut K Co.
b. F. PARLETr, of Il. F. PGrIett < Co.
J. S. FOHHEs, Builder.
, G. w. HUMRIeKHorsE. Of c. w IIuInrickhouSo
l. 10. THOS Y CASBY Pren't
FRAxCIs J. McGISNIs, Sec'y.
E. NJ. AISQUITH, Agent at Charlestown.
Nov. u, Is65.-Iy.
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Pho TO Ora MS.
AISQUITH e. BRO,

n 4 y Z 2 7 4 II q d II u
Have just received the following, i'll part of =
IL large and complete stO~k for the uoIidhys;
PERFUMERIES-
an admirably selected va
CoLoG~Es, ExTRAcrs, NIcur E,oo.,-
ING CEREUs, PATcH. ULY, New MUxS Hay Sc
Pc NADES, SOdPS. SC
H"wley's Dental Cream, Tooth Paste OIcarc o
Cocoa, for the II Iir Shaving Cream Lin : IT,. p
made. PhilocuInc, White PInd Lilly !; GIycrri,,c.
BoquGt. POncinc Brown Windsor, AlmuEd palm
Honey, Bath, and other Soaps.
BRUSHES
Hair, Tooth. Flesh, and Nail Brus3cs, Of the
best MAKE, and newest and PrctIcst finish. Toilet
and Pocket Combs Port F"hns, Pocket Br,Ls
Pens, Pencils. and fine assortI eat of Sta, iom Tv
FRENCH CANDIES, CUM DROPS, sc.
These with many other thin gs have. be en- brorrbt
from the city Bazaars with view, L. snnnIv 7ho
Christmas demand. Call and examine
Dec. 10, I@65.
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LADIES CLO4KS.

Just received and for snIe, the lowest ma rlet
Ladies are respectfully inTitci 70 cx,ninc them
before pm chasn elsewhere Also the latest style
O. WoRSTEn GOODS, consisting in part Of
SHAW $, breakfast Capes. Ladies' and Children
Hoods, Clouds and Jackets. Cents and Bows
Scarts. A fine assortment OF Gloves
Oec. Is ]. GOLDSMITH.
4 5.a e . sAID l0i K asls 81 Z sHEERER
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BALTIMORE CARDS.

FHFFERsSS nATSE, WILLIAM MILLER,
f5ssSSst: ETssS'S S5s5 "sr
~ BALTIMORE, February lst., 1876.
III AVlSG associated ourselves for the transac-
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS.
We beg to tender you best services for the sale
OF all kinds OF COUNT RY PRODUCE, and the pur-
chasing of every kind OF MERCiNNDISE. we
Invite lrd.ra FIR the best PERUVIAN GU NO
AND FERTILIZERS OF the :.lust approved brands.
GROUND AND LUMP PLASTER, GROCERIES.
FISH, SALT, FLOUR &c. &c.
Respectfully. your ohd't Servants
BAYNE, MILLER l. co,
No 60, Gefniat ST., bet. Howard & Eutaw.
February ely.
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Ai@0Iz1t1a Go Bro.
SOLE AGENTS AT CIIARLESTOWN, FOR
SToS PREPARATIONS.
HORSE ASD CATTLE F0WDuHs,

GIVE your Horses, Cattle and Hogs Stone
brakci's Iiursc and Cattle Powders i! vuu want
hm", healthy Horses, &C., and YOU sure to have
them.
They arc safcand spc"dv cure for Coughs, Colds
DiI:C!HpCr, LEAVES, Hide Bound. Wnr,.t=, Sc. IN
!i"'scs; Loss of CuH. Black Tongue etc, in EaI.
TIC and a sur" preventive of Hog Cholera.
. Il" sure y"u buy Sion, brakcr'z IlIrsc and Cattle
F""dcrs' as they arc superior to nil others i'll
use. They are becoming tho most popular Pow
drrs new before the public; they are prepared
Ct such articles are especially suited to the ami
ma! Tor which they used. No Powders ever
sol" nave given such universal satis:arti"!:, and
acquired sn great celebrity in The same inc.
AEan evidence of their superiority over III Others
the Proprietor IrTrrU"fS. them such or the aroncu
r.i"""'a Only try them and he convinced OF lvIr
Great Qualities
Price p cents Package or Papers for 81.
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TO ALL CONCERNED.

IRON this fine hcacefrth it will be absolutely
Per:on except such az have been prompt to meet
their cngascmcnts Cash i4 required from me by
al an. merchants from whom purchase my goVds;
from my own Customers
All parsons VIII know themselves indebted to me
are 9NrneSIly rcqucEcd 70 cali and settle tei. nc
counts. when money ID not to be had. will take
produce ni all kinds. Il LEE uEI%KEII:
Nov. p, 1861. y p coov
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
IN
CLARKE COUNTY, VIRGINIA..

OLAIskH COUNTY, VlRGINIAI
TNHIS FARM, which contains THREE HUNDRED
L AND SENENTG-FOURA ACRES Of first quality
LIMESTONE LAND. lies immediately ON the
Turnpike Road leading from Winchester to Front
Royal auh is drsirably located in every rczpcct y.
hcInr convenient to churches, schools ard mills-
The improvements the land inferior. but
there is abundance of
EXCELLENT TIMBER,
consisting Of Black Oak, White Oak and Hickory
large and n"vcr falling POND, supplies all the
water that is needed Tor the took the Farm
The of tins farm desires to dispose of it
only because lie has land than he can cuItI.
waite, under the present "crau"cd sysIeIn of labor
He will take FIFTY DOLLARS per acre for he
cntre tract, and the terms will be made accUnmo-
dating.
For further information. aprIv to. or address the
Editor II the SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON
Cha IIrsl"wn; 3ri;trS"n County, "a.
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THE wAsHIN GToN
FIRE INSURANCE CoMP4vT!

No 81. sOUTH STREET, ovEn Third NA7lAwAl BASE
FHIS Company insures Buildings, Merchandise.
fers"nai Property generally, Vessels in Port &C..
against loss Or damage by Fire, the most favor.
able terms. All losses will be Immediately adjust
ed and promptly paid.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

i "A ho Asb Ia u LA h b FOR SALE.
NEAR cHAR4EsTowN.
HA .I., h.m i.,s, Farm. known as the Hafnes
town. ID now offered IOr sale. The laad consists Of
SSo GER I3,
Is very productive, has fine exposure Is conoractlv
lald out and possesses commanding view Of the
surrounding country. The improvements consist
6SFSA OF Frame Dwelling, Courthouse and
HSseI Stable, Stane Barn, Blacksmith Shop
Water. 0P''"S u
The fertility of the land, its proximity to mar
hcis, Il: schools and churches, together with the
cuI'lvati"n and refinement Of the mcig!.bOrin SO.
ciIty, unite to make this farm of the most de
slrab lie in the county Of j lersun. The land may
now be had at private sale, but if not sold before
9Rc FIRST day Of M,rch mcat,
will be sold that day a IL o'clock before Red
mans Hotel in CiarcsL"wn. to the hi CHEST bidder
z E r III S.
Ono half cash; the remainder in one and two
ycars, equal payments, with interest.
&C. For further particulars apply to
Jan. 9, 1s66-tf.
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SEaanEaos2elaEe R1actees.y,,

THE undCs irncT n re conduct.n- tl,is we'll an
Il pointed WoOLEN FACYt RY. o mites
from !h'r!cstnwm and mite ki,h ICt"w II ami
Gunty
=, We exchange our manufactures according to
the f'il"wl"g srIcduIc:
Ga nrah t.imsc' ?, yard for 4 and 4; lbs Wool.
@ Gr"y i.'nscy, do. do. 4; d". 5 do. do.
= Cashmere. do. DO. g. do. ! do do.
- Plaid Linsey, do ,!u' p do. do do
"A FI"nneis, 90. do. 3, do. do do.
Yarns l lb do D do. do. do.
lHgh.s Cash Price pail f Wool,
November I. 1865
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GEORGE P. THOMAS, Pars,DEs4.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
HANlrToH EAsrER, of Hamilton Easter 4 Co.
ALLEN A. CHAPMAN. OF KuEIand, Chase 4 c.
GEO. Thomas. OF Helm, Nicodemus 4 Co.
HU9H SIssOS, Steam Marble Works
HiRAM WooDs, Jr:. of DOughcrty, Woods Z co.
GEO II MILLER, Of Coffruth, Miller f. Co
THOMAS CAs=ARD, of Gilbert Caseard Co.
WILFiAM DEVRiEs, of wD. DevTies i Co.
CHAALEs WEBB, of Thomas & Co.
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sToNEBRAKER's HAIR REsroRATrvE.

STOSEBRAEER'S HAIR RESTORATIVE.
This brilliant rrcPat nIium has gained io~ itself
an uhhH"Hdcd reputation, wherever it has been
used Fnr cleansing the head of Dandr utI, Scurfl,
ana all Cu;hnc"u% AT .t:tiOns-nlways preventing
the hair from FILLING oil, aud the same trmc ma.
kl"@ tn" hair soft "ilV aud CLASSY in appearance.
it. Nov 81 i-G5-C GIN.
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TIE MARYLAND
Life Insurance Company,
OF BALTIMORE.

Policy Holders Participate in the PROFITS.
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THE Charter OF this Company requires de-
Posit "i not less than 500, 600 with the Treas-
nrer OF the State, as guarantee of faith with the
Tnis Company is prepared to issue ordinary life
PHhcies Tor cTm of years, and ten year5 hOS- tor-
AlsV, roIicics If Endowment, Annuity, Es.
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1o~..r RATE. OF F1.r con,As,...
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Without a Rival.

And Justly deserves the reputation t has 20 long
enlOyed IN Central America snd the West Indies.
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well grounded reasons for believing
that, when the State again passes into
the control of its former rebel rulers,
they will be subjected to the most re
lentless persecution. As a measure OF
selfprotection in the future, and as q
measure Of preservation to the Union,
and as one appealing to the hearts OF
every one who can admire the loyalty
Of these people, this proposed division
Of the State, and the erection of East
Tennessee as an Independent State,
must commend itself to the approval of
Congress and of the nation. Relieved
of their rebel rulers, the people of East
Tennessee, lsgislating for themselves
and their own peculiar interests, will
be able in brief period to develop the
natural resources of their State, and Sc
cure that prosperity which they cannot
hope for under the legislation Of hos
tile government
The Legislature of Tennessee is now
in session, and Will undoubtedly give
its consent to the proposed measure-a
consent which, it is hoped, Congress
will on its part also give, and thus Sc
cure without delay, and free from future
embarrassments, the political redemp-
ton of the loyal people of East Ten
nessee.-Chicdq0 Republican
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We fear there is little inconsisten'
cy in the New York Tribune's views oi
the various veto questions. If we are
not mistaken, we have seen several
paragraphs in that Journal denouncing
President johnson as assuming that
his opinion was of more value than
that of the majority Of Congressman
Many other papers have considered il
brazen presumption in one man to h,ld
out against the majority Of popular
body. But Governor Fenton, Of New
York, has been vetoing bills, and 'he
Tribune approves his course. The ms.
iority Of both Houses of the Central
Assembly of New York passed several
measures that the Governor failec to
approve, and the Tribune, declGing
that he is emphatically right, ,on-
cludes with this expression
Honor to the Governor who dares in
cur local hostility in his devotion togen-
eral good ~
Now, suppose such a thing slDuld
happen as that a President Of the
United States incurred local hostility
in his devotion to general good, and
did this by exercising the veto piHeri
it would be interesting to see whittier
the Tribune would honor him fort =
CiHciMsati Commercial
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A NATURALIST says: LAST SUMMER,
while walking in my park, observed a
green woodpecker slight on the ground
some fifty PAGES before me, look round
to see if he was observed, then lie down
and simulate death by stretching him
self out mOtionless and hanging his
tongue out as far as possible He Oc-
cassionally pulled it in his bill He
had selected q place near an ant hill.
The ants, thinking him dead, would
cover his tongue TO devour him; when
it was black with ants, he would sWal-
low them and repeat his trick, until his
nav could hold no more.
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A LADY ABLE TO PReTECr HKRsELF.-
A respectfully dressed individual of the
genus loafer insulted a lady on the
Fourth street cars few days since, by
having her fare to the conductor be-
fore he reached her. The lady on be-
ing informed that her fare had been
paid. asked the conductor if the person
on the opposite side was the one. Upon
being answered in the affirmative, she
said that she had no acquaintance with
the man. but that he was continually
following her, had three times before
psid her fare in the. e.cars, and she vas
determined TO put a stop TO it. By this
time the loafer had started for the
rear Of the car, but not quick enough
10 escape the incensed woman. who,
catching him by the collar, slapped bis
face well aud strong, then applying the
toe of a No 3 gaiter to the junction Of
the legs Of Ais unmentiOnables, pro
PEELED him to the sidewalk, after which
she resumed her seat, while the speeta'
/ tors rendered a verdict OF served hinn
FiRht"-lSS Lsasis Prsss, April s.
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EXPLOSION OF A ToRPFDo On 'hurs-
day morning last, about oclok, an
explosion Of q torpedo took plce of
the beach of SulliyaH's Island near
Battery Bee, in about eight fathms Of
water. The cause Of the explosisn was
supposed to be in eonsequeneeof The
cable Of a vessel at anchor the
neighborhood coming into contaa with
the sunken war engine The exAosion
was seen from the city By some naval
officers and others, and these oberyers
supposed that the vessel near b had
been sunk. The water wAs hftet IN an
immense volume, and presentd quite
= grand sight The torpedo hs been
sunk about three yesrs and onemonth
and has csrtainly preserved itspoWesi
4 Of explosion under water with fonoer'
] ful tenscity. CH1rsesEea Ntes ltA.
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BaII,s Bluff,

No event in the history of
the war cast deeper gloom over
the country than the " Massacre
at Balls Bluff" The attempt to cross
the Potomac and make an attack upon
Leesburg was promptly countered by
the enemy, who, it now appears, was
duly apprised of the movement and its
object. The Messrs. Lippencott, ol
Philadelphia, have just issued book,
in two volumes, entitled "A Rebel
War Clerks Diary at the Confederate
States Capitol" in which, under date
of October 20 and %, 1861, appears the
following:
"OoToBER 20. A lady, just from
Washington, after striving in vain 10
procure an interview with the Secreta.
ry of War, left with me the programme
of the enemy's contemplated moVe-
ments. She was present with the fami-
ly of General Dix at a party and heard
their purposes disclosed. They medi-
ta!e an advance Immediately, with two
hundred thousand men. The head of
Banks column is to cross near Lees
burg, and when over, a movement upon
cur flank is intended from the vicinity
of Arlington Hights. The lady is in
esrnest-and remains here l wrote
down the above information and sent
it to the President, and understood that
dispatches were transmitted immedi-
stely to General Johnston, by tele-
graph.
"oCToBgR 22.-Ws have news Of victory
at Leesburg. 1t appears that the head Of
one Of the enemy's columns, eight thousand
strong. attempted passage of the Potomac
yesterday, at that point, pursuant TO the
programme furnished by the lady from
Washington"
There is no doubt that women were
the most serviceable spies the rebels
had at Washington; and the means of
communication were so ready in those
days that we do not believe a single en-
terprise of any moment was planned by
the War Office, or the head Of the army,
during the first period Of the war, that
was not known at Richmond before the
first steps in its execution had been
taken. 1t would be interesting to
know who the lady was in this case,
and how a party at which the family Of
General Dix was present came into
possession of so important secret
Hucin1afi Commercial
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A QUESTION OF NINE MONTHS.

The Senate Committe have taken no ae-
tion on any of the new Pittsburgh appoint
ments.
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- 4 Physiological View Of Marriage
ContEnlng nearly 5 pages, and IJI ins FIaIuH
and EugrauuR- ui Che AnalarY HI tuo human U.
gaus m "a Stale Of hCalih and .seasc with Irea-
Use on haTly Errors, il- uep.1lau.c Consequence
upon The Nina and Body, N.a tIs Authors Plan
OF treatment-Ihe only uta HN aua auccoas1l.I
mode OF cure al shown hT ..s report 1i casrs
treated A truthful auyI-sr i0 ile u.nruei. aui
those ConiempIat marr.age shH entertain .lJ utH
of their physical couhuun Sent freg "a. pusIFEu sU
any address, on ruCeipt ui l5 yr1lt. Iu stamp ug
postal currency, by slIrgssirE lHr. Ia CkUiA. NJ.
81 Maiden lane, Albany, n. g..
The author may be- consulted upon any oi thH
diseases upon whieh hs uUo. Feaia eitHcf rrrE1U-
ally uT BY mail, ana medicine seu. t1 any purl 90
the world. oCfis-lu
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Three young and conceited wits, a
they thought themselves, passing alonl
the road near oxford, met q grave olc
gentleman with whom they had a mind
70 be rudely merry
Good morrow, Father Abraham,
said one
Good morrow, Father Isaac" said
The next
Good morrow, Father Jacob said
the last
Il an neither Abraham, Isaac MOI
Jaoob, replied the old gentleman, "bui
Saul, the son of Kisb, who went out u
seek his fathers asses, and 10 here are
three Of them"
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A Washington special says Mr. Sew
ard has sent important instructions to
Mr. Motley, our Minister at Vienna, in
reference 10 the project Of sending
Austrian troops 10 the aid Of Maxi
milan, and strong protest against
such action viii be made
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Telegraph.
Afternoon Dispatches.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
Adjournment of Congress.

Naval Omeer at New York.
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THIS esleh-aiei roils' soap, "a such uaiveraal
demand, be mads rom The choices, materials. ID.
mid and smOlisus in It's 1a.1-s. r,szrau,iv
scented, and extremely benedict. a .ls action
upon the skin. For sale by ST. r-u--.ts and
Fancy Goods Dealers. r..ra-t,
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We AL,

The suffering million N our land b give this
remedy trial convinced that by - timely Use
many may be- relieved, many cured Of Dyspepsia,
Heartburn, sou= stomach, sick HeadneLe, Lizu-
ness, Indigestion, lilies, o. stIveuess, Bilious A.
tacks Liver Complain s., Rhe lmafc Aleo otions- &C.
kead the Pamphlet OF Testimonials with ca h bot
lie, and do not use the medicine against the adyioe
Of your Physicaa-
Manufactured cnly b TARRkET a Co, ~ .
8reouwlch street, New York.
- For sale ~ ell ilrurqiais. ruyf "
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NO. Id.
SPECIAL NOTICES

$50, aoIo RaP Pas---Photographs Of Gepor.s,
i-.i eaeral and Confederate. Tho Isrssst ,-I-
lscl,9n m ne vest, for sale, b1Iessi. -,
Iesaii- L- Remember tho plscs, G,IIs-v 81 tb.
Jun oeTiand, 2SCodar street. opg,s &, C,-
mayl1-u.
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In Chaneery at Livingston, Tennessee.
MARCH RULES, 1895.


Reuben holeman,
o. Bill.
Sarah Daily, et ais.
lN this cause it appearing 70 the Clerk 8 Master
nom compliments bill shich Is sworn 10, that de-
iendanis Angelne Holeman, Jane Holman ald New
ton Hoiemnu children aud hers at law OF El zabeth
holenaui deceased and Alexander Daily, are non
residents q the State Of Tennessee. 80 that the
ordinary process Of law cannot he served upon
them; lt - therefore ordered that publication D.
male Tor Our succe-siFe weeks. In tho Nashville
Union, paper published 10 the city of Nashville.
requnng said deiendanta 10 appear at the next term
Of the Chencery Court for Overton county, a Liv-
ings'on, Tenn. on the hrst Monday of Angus +,
neEti iisetl Erd pleait % ansEer or demur com
PLAIN 1nts niH, or the same viii Se tsken for ctn-
tessed aud SET for hearing parte.
nur-Lh-wl- W MnInuT n q n
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The Original and Best In the World
The only true and perfect Har Dye. Harm
less, Reliable and lnstlulsueoas. Producea
immediately a splendid B.atk or natural
Brown, without uIuruc tle hair OF skin.
Remedies the ill effects Of bad dives. sold
by all Druggists. The genuine IS signed
William A. batchcl1-. Also.
RegcuCratiHg Extract o. HIefrurs. for
RcSt0rlHg ana blau.it si7g he Hair.
CHARLES BATCHELOE, NEw YoaE.
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Go 70 Bryant, SlratJon Co.'S Nashville
Business College ior a thorough education
in Bookkeeping, FoumausLlp. CONNER
cisl Law, Commercial Calculations. Part
neIship, Settlements, 1c.
Send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, SIEATTUN 4 co.
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Va ILSON, ). ". Co.-ManuisctureTs and
w wholesale and Retail callers Ia Tin, Copper
and Sheet iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, NO. II
College street.
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Ahe Bridal chamber. Al, F. ID, g.
and Instruction Tor Young Men. ~, - - =
n-e ssn-e feaeneni ior Diseases Of 10 Urinarv s,li
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NATURES
OWN REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water,
Congress Spring Water,
Columbian Spring Water,
NATURES

AIO natural or arth .ial compound has yet been
IN discovered or man Lfsctt red that equals these
waters as preventsuge relief and permanent cure
for many temporary and chrome di-eases, as prov
ed by the experience Of many thousands Who have
drank them for years, with the most beneficial ei-