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May rest assured that the manufacturers spared
nor expense in the preparation of these remed1
made of the very best medicines known, in
trated form, upon strictly scientific principles.
DIR. Samuel Bnbert's General
Acts directly upon the Glands and Mucous MenI
lating them to additional activity in their nat,l
eliminating from the Circulating Fluids tb
tand in disease, Morbid Matters, and expellins
the Skin, Kidneys, Liver, and Alimentary c
System, It is therefore, adapted for the rel
Diseases affecting those orgens, and of the muco
lining them, such as
ERUPTIoNs, TETTER, ULCERS, s d
JAUNDICE, GorTRE,
CHRONIC INCLINATION OF
BLADDER AND UTI
1t is particularly useful in
SUPPRESSED MENsURATIoN,
HEREDITARY TAINTs, sly
And maladies arising from long continued I'd
Blue Mass, Corrosive sublimate, Powers solutioI
Solution, aud other preparations Of Mercury and
DR.. Samuel Gnberfs letter ~
Is most excellent preparation for the cure of
maladies usually termed
DISEASES OF THE SKIN,
and which are popularity know as
CHRONIC ERUPTIoNs, TETTER, PGSI
BLIsTERs, sCABs, SCALE. HEAD, MIL
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DIR. LnroOkah's sarsnpnrlna Conf
For the Speedy and Permanent Cure of
Liver Complaint, scrofaIa or Kings Evil, Dyspepsi
Neuralgia, Epilepsy, ErySpelas, st. Anthony,
Pimpies, Pu5tules, Blotches Boils, Tumors s
Rheum, Ulcers and Sores, Rheumatism
Pain in the Stomach Side and
Bowels, General Debility,
Uterine liberation
Syphilis
MERC URIL DIsEAs Rsk
And all Complaints arising from or RESULT
IMPURE BLOOD.
1t is double the strength of any other Ssrssparla
l the market, aud is Endorsed by the Medical Facul
BEST AND CHEAPEST BLOOD PURIFIER Fl
Read the following cOmmendation from DR., Abbfa
on, widely known as one of the most successful n
d the country:
Boston, DEG
DR.. E. R. KNIGHTS, MELRosE, MAssACH
bear sir-I have used DIR. Larookah's sarsapa
ound in my practice for several years. and after Il
srVaton of its effects, do not hesitate to saw Tn
~ opinion, the sUREsT, SAFEST and OH
'EMEDY for sCRoFULoUs and sYPHILITIC DI
nat has ever been made available to the medical nro
Fraternally yours. s. Y, ABBOTT
Price, 81 90 per Bottle,
Prepared by
DIR. E R. KNIGHTS, CHEMIST, MELRosE, }
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The Company will interest per cent in cash on all
Certificates Scrip the legal holders there
OF, on and after the second Monday in July next
me Board of Trustees have also declared Scrip Dividend
per cent on the earned premiums entitled to partcpa
on for the year ending April 30 1866 for which certificates
WI" De issued on and after the first Monday August next
THOMAS A. ADAMS President
SAMUEL H. KENNEDY, Vice President
HENRY V, OGDEN Secretary,
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INSURANCE.
GREAT SOUTHERN AND wEsTER1

GREAT SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
FIRE, MARINE AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE COMPANY,
NO. 81 oARoNDELET STREET, CORNER OF COMMON.
Capital .,.,,..,,.,.... 900,
With privilege of increasing to 81 100000
KIN addition to its Accident" business this Company pre-
pared n conformity with the recent amendment gifts charter
to insure sgainst
FIRE, THE PERILs OF THE SEA AND INLAND
NAtlOAklONt
AT rates Low and on TERMS AS FAVORABLE as those
of any FIRST class Company in the city,
JAMES LoNGsTREET, PRESIDENT.
Board of Directors.
JAMES LoEGsTREET New Orleans.
A. G. GRAHAM Pres't First National Bank, New Orleans
II p MAY, U. s. Treasurer
F. J. HEBRON, Commission Merchant,
SAM. DEBoW,
W. G. GRAHAM.
EVERETT LANE Merchant,
J. P. DILLINGHAM, Attorney at Law =.
A. j. INGERsOLL, Mobile, Alabama.
E. B. NICHOLS, Galveston, Texas. .-
MARCUS J. WRIGHT, Memphis Tenn
ROBERT E. LEE, Virginia.
G. WILLIAMS Secretary
7 ,OUIsIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
Corner OF Camp and Gravler streets.
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The Trustees in conformity with the Charter submit the
following statement of the affairs of the Company on the m
of AnrT 1875. - ~ S
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7 .OUIsIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
Corner OF Camp and Grayler streets.
TWELFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.
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PATENT LUMBER DRYER.
BULkhET's.,..,.. .....,..,.BULKLEY's
PATENT LUMBER DRYER,

sUPERHEATED STEAM, WITHOUT PRESSURE, WILL
SEASON LUMBER IN FROM . TO DAYS.
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UNDERWRITERS.

TX SOND0NB
U N-DERT AKER.
24S Magazine Street, corner DeIord
Metallic Burial and Gaskets u glass and satin lipsd
Also Mahogany Black Walnut aid Plain Cofns and Zink
cases Bodies dsntered and carefully shipped am ordsr
promptly attended to- CARRIAGES TO HIRE.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-07

A SAD AND INEXPLCABLE CASE OF IN
sAETTY.-Last night application was made
at the police headquarters for permission
to have an insane woman kept in a place Of
security at the workhouse for day or two,
until arrangements could be made at the
Asylum for her reception. The facts con
nected with the case are rather strange and
peculiar, sufficiently so to merit word Of
mention. The womans name is Griffin,
and she has resided for some time past in
the neighborhood west of the Chattanooga
depot She is upwards of forty years old,
and woman Of respectable character.
Her husband is one OF the overseers7 on the
bridge now building across the Tennessee
river at Jacksonville. Last Monday
night the woman retired in her usual
frame of mind, but was up next morn
ing unusually early, and her conduct
was such as to excite the attention
of the neighbors. 1t was at once seen that
she was laboring under arrangement of
mind. her demeanor towards some of her
most intimate friends being extremely vios
lent as though she conceived that they de-
sired 70 xiii her. Before any measure
could be taken in her behalf the poor
woman suddenly left the house and re-
NAMED away two days. Last night she re-
turned home bareheaded and barefooted,
having lost or thrown away her bonnet and
shoes in her wanderings. She was at once
secured and viii be carefully looked after
in the future. Her husband has been tele-
graphed, but had not arrived yester-
day. This is one of those strange
and inexplicable cases Of insanity
which now and then occur without any ex-
planning causes. No sorrow, no grief Of
any sort weighed upon this POOR woman's
mind to disarrange the careful balance Of
the faculties. But without warning, per-
haps in an instant reason has been de-
throned by some clog in the delicate ma
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An OLD BUMNER.-On Wednesday eve
ming the police picked up a dilapidated in
iVidualofbacchanalianp ropensities on Col
lege street, his head gently piIlowed on
pile of broken bricks and his feet snuglyi
enseonsed in a mortar bed. He said in re-
ply to the inquiries of the officers that he
had taken only one glass Of beer, but that it
flew TO his head and made him sleepy.
This story he repeated with much earnest
ness and dissembled innocence, while his
breath smelt so strongly Of whisky that il
might have been set on fire with a candle.
He is evideHtly hardened old hummer.
In default of the usual fine, he was sent
down to the limestone retreat. He will be
out again in few days.
Full many glass Of poorest rye. sir. cen
His strong unfatEOmed inward cares will bear
Full oft his radiant face will blush unseen,
Unmasked, his breath will scent the burden'd
air.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE.-ON THURS
will expose to public sale. on the premises. a
TRACT OF LAND situated on the Franklin
College and Stones River Turnpike. 81 to 6
miles from the city Of Nashville, adjoining the
lands OfDr. JOhn K. Wilson, Mr.J K. Buchanan,
Sr Pres. I. Tanning and Z. H. East, ESQ. The
tract contains 1874 ACRES, and will be divided
into lots Of IL acres. The whole tract is finely
elevated for building sites. The pike runs
through the center Of the tract. aad each per
son that purchases q lot can build on the pike,
and will be entitled to the use Of of the best
springs Of free-stOne water in Tennessee. The
whole tract can be cultivated. This tract Of land
is equal to any in the ne ghbOrhOod. This land is
very superior for the potato crop. cotton and
gardening purposes, and viii stand the drought
better than river bottoms. 1t is nearly all level
land and beautiful.
will sell on the same day 63 ACRES, all tim
bered land, and very heavily timbered, in lots
10 acres, situated on the MurfTeesboro Pike, Z OF
miles from the city Of Nashville adjoining the
lands of Mrs. Cox, Mr.. John Shumate HARRIET
Towns, ESQ.,. w. E. Cartwright, Esq, and will be
sold on credit Of one, two, three, four and five
years.
will sell 756 acres Of Land, and all the Stock,
Crops, etc, and viii take in part city property,
on a credit of one to five years. For the balance
/ would like TO have q small cash payment. /
have about 800 acres in blue grass The i'm
pr0Temens are good. There is from three to
four miles Of rock fence. There is four to FIVE
hundred acres Of Botton Land. Possession
given January lst, 1851.
dec6-iw p. A. CARTWRIGHT
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Proceedings OF the supreme Court.

Proceedings OF che Supreme Court.
NASHVILLE December 9th, 1S66.-The
Court met this day at the usual hour Pre-
sent Judges Shackelford and Hawkins.
Joseph Clarke, Esq, was sworn as prac-
ticing attorney Of this court.
The case Of Jared H. Graham e. al. VS.
Mathew c. McKenley was filed as writ
Of error.
A motion Of the Planters Bank of Ten
nessee VS.. Benjamin Chafin, ct. al, Sheriff
of jackson county, was entered and con-
tinued until the LIST Of January. Also mo-
tions Of the Bank of Tennessee VS.. VIM.
Cannon, former Sheriff Of Overton county,
we're entered and continued until a future
day Of this term. IL
3. In the case Of .. B. Wright VS.. E, W.
Bass, a oerti0rarl was ordered returnable
instanter.
The court adjourned to-day to meet again
on the first Monday, il being the 7th Of
January next, when they will take up the
unfinished business Of the fifth and sixth
circuits, after which the seventh circuit
will be regularly reached and the business
OF the different circuits called, as hereto
fore announced.
JESSE G. FRAZIER, Clerk.
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LARCENY OF MoEEY.-A woman named
Jennie Taylor was arraigned before Squire
Wilkinson yesterday, on the charge of
having stolen ten dollars from the pocket
Of a man named Schott, Miss Taylor is a
denizen Of the locality known as Smokey
Row." and the aforesaid Schott was a visi-
tor at her room when the money was taken.
The Court fined Miss Taylor ten dollars
and costs, aud SchotG recovered his missing
greenbacks.
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THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
L 1000 Acres Of the Tract Of Land on which
be resides. 1t is susceptible of clglv enient divi
sion, is exceedingly rich and is especially
adapted TO Grasses. 0ne-half Of the tract
is now in luxuriant grass, the balance in timber
which, by the aid Of the Northwestern Railroad
which passes through it. could be sold in Nash
vile for more than the whole land would cost
If you desire one Of the best Stock Farnls
ever offered for sale in Davidson county, apply
at once. / am determined to sell.
/ offer, also, large number Of Thorough
bred StOek-several hne Stations from four
10 six years old, few Mares, and a number Of
one and two year old Celts-some Of them in
fine condition TO be trained the next season.
If the Stations are not sold soon, they will be
farned on favorable terms.
l also offer for sale a pair of Thorough
bred Geidtngs. wen H1atched aud broke to
Harness. w. &. HARDING.
December 6, ls55.-tf
The Louisville Courier Augusta Constitution
aiist, Mobile Advertiser and REGISTER, CODY to
the amount Of go and forward bills TO this Office
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For Rent for the Year 1851
Or for n Longer Term.

A VALUABLE COTTON PLANTATIONS
n in Franklin county, Tenn, near the Alaba--
ma line ~ miles from Nashville, on the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad. There aBs-
about 400 acres cleared and very produetiVH
with plenty Of house ROOM stabling. etc, beside
extensive ranges for cattle and stock Of all sOqts
with abundance.Of water. If not rented befarr
the 18th day of Decent Der next, il will be rentui3
on that day to the highest bidder, at Andersen
Depot" Mr.. John +. Anderson, at the depot.
will show the land to any one desiring 70 Fe1a
the same. For terms, apply to
n. 4. ALL0WAY,
nOv25-3W Church strcgL
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chinery of the brain, which the profound
est students of mind, and the most learned
physiologist of the minds organ have been
unable satisfactorily to explain, and the
woman is lunatic. We feel like quoting
in this connection the startling truth thus
graphically expressed: eve are fearfully
and wonderfully made.n @ Is
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THE CITY .

OUR CITY SUBSCRIBERS, who fail to re-
cave their paper regularly will confer a
faVer BY making the fact known at cur
counting room. The consolidation of the
several routes Of the carriers Of the UNIoS
AED ARlERIcAN and ofilIe DISPATCH, and
the necessary reorganization under the
new order, has been attended with some
unavoidable confusion, but 10 few days
we can promise the old regularity.
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GERMAN METHODIST CHURCH.
Great CEUAcePy Sale
-. Sd. .' @ OF FIG.
Gen. W. Barrow's Houses and LOIS.

IN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES OF THE
j Chaneery Court in the consolidated cases of
j. H. Kendrick and others u. w. Barrow, l will
sell at public auction, on the premises, on
Thursday. December %. 1866,
the three fine dwelling houses on Cherry street.
at and near the corner Of Gay street. These
houses are well built, conveniently located for
business men, and each house contains six good
rooms, besides kitchen, servants rooms, etc.
ALSO, the three small dwelling houses in the
rear of the above, on Gay street. Each of these
houses contains six rooms, and is well suited for
a small family.
ALSO, the vacant property on the corner of
Summer and Line streets. This property will
be divided into six lOts-four on Summer street
and two on Line street. Two Of the Summer
street lots front each Sj feet, and run back rs
feet. The other two front each - feet, and run
back us feet. The lots on Line street front g
feet each, and run back Il feet.
THE TERMS of sale Of all this property will
be oue-fourth cash, and the residue on credits
of six, twelve. eighteen AUTHORIZATIONS months.
with interest from day Of sale. Notes required
with personal security, and lien retained. Sale
deej-td {. Il VI.
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POLICE CoURT.-Eleyen cases were dis
posed of at the Police Court yesterday
morning. -. I
Jennie Taylor for being drunk on the
street and for indecent exposure ofperson was
fined fourteen dollars. Not having the re-
qui,ite amount of stamps, she was remanded
to the workhouse to be placed upon the
limestone pile, ........
10. brennan, drunk on the street, was
fined nine dollars, which he paid and with
drew.
T. II. Smith also imbibed too freely OF
the ambrosial nectar, and was found in a
very timber and maudlin condition; trying
to find his way home. He came in for a
fine of nine dollars which he paid
J. r. WILDER violated the ordinance
against buying in market to sell again, and
came in for fine of fourteen dollars.
Frank Carter was disorderly to the ex-
tent Of twenty-nine dollars.
Granderson Hill, for refusing to return
the proper change of bill, out of which
he was to take pay for his services, was
taxed fourteen dollars. .-...
Marcus Harding possesses an unruly
tongue which he often uses too freely On
Wednesday he got into a quarrel with an
acquaintance and expressed himself in Ian
guage more strong than elegant. He was
fined fourteen dollars for the offense-
forked over the spandulix and retired.
David Read was also arraigned on the
Al go e ,,e;,,,r 1culofaJ 20
yoke a breach of the peace, and was fined
seven dollars.
A Mr.. Knight was fined four dollars for
posting bills contrary to law.
Robert Lyax was arraigned on the
charge of disorderly conduct, and was fined
to the extent of twenty-nine dollars.
Irvine Tansey was also disorderly to the
extent of fourteen dollars.
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Partnership Notice.

n A. CROMWELL AND JOHN W. MOORE
H. have associated themselves in business in
the town of Wayerly, Humphreys county. The
partnership is limited to the purchase and sale
of dry goods and groceries, at wholesale and
retail, under the firm, name and style of Crowel
K Moore. The partnership also extends to the
business Of keeping and furnishing hotel in
the town of Waverly. in the said county and
State. For these purposes, the act Of either
party binds the firm. This Dist November 1866.
D. A. CROMWELL.
dec7-6tw J. W. MOORE.
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I'D HAr1or BnornnHnas.- -Aftsr ! lon

TIE HARLoN BRoTHHRs.-Aftera long
dearth in the line of amusements, We are
about to be treated TO one Of the most bril-
liant and popular entertainments Of the
day. By reference to the advertisement of
the HanlOn's, which appears in this morn
ing's paper, it will be seen that the first
performance will be given next Monday
night at Masonic Hall. We can assure our
readers that DO such entertainment as that
Of the Hanlon's has ever before been pre-
sented TO the public, and We predict for
them series Of crowded and fashionable
audiences during their stay among us,
which is positively limited to six days
only. The troupe is now in Louisville, on
the second week of their 0yer-successful
engagement, and elearn by our Louisville
exchanges, that crowds are nightly turned
from the doors, unable to gain admission
at any price. Season tickets that are pur-
chased of Dorman & Bang are transferable.
The regular sale of single seats or more for
one night viii commence to-day.
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The acknowledged champion Gymnasts and
Athletes OF the world.
PROF. VIM. TANNER, of London, England,
and his wonderful performing troupe of Dogs
and Monkeys.
SENORITA ROSITA. Principal Danseuse and
Tight Rope Performer, from the Grand Opera,
Madrid. ...r rsr F'I
MONS. HENRI AGOUeT, the most extraor-
binary JuggleT, Dancer and Pantomimist.
MILE. AUGUSTINE, Premier Danseuse and
Pantomimist from the Partisan Theatres.
The Latest European NOveIties-The
Sphynx, Illuminated Fountain, Golden Shower,
and the mirth-provoking Shadow Pantomime,
ETC., etc, forming the greatest combination OF
artistic talent ever witnessed in one entertain
ment
Admission. rs Cents. Reserved Seats, s co.
Seats can be secured at DOrman & Bangs Mu-
sic Store from 10 A. n. to P. ~. either for the
season or single night.
Doors open,at 7o'clOck-eommence at O'clock.
Grand HaRlon Matinee Saturday afternoon at
clock, for the accommodation Of families and
schools. c. AM0RY BRUCE, Advance Agent
dec7-3t NORRIS SIMMONDS Manager.
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How A FELLOWS MONEY WAS Taken
CARE oF.-On Wednesday two rather fast
young gents, Jno. johnson and r. Page,
did the city after the style Of gentlemen of
leisure, and by evening had become ex-
tremely friendly and confding in each
other. After dark they visited numerous
saloons, not forgetting to take little some
thing at every bar. The mixed liquors
imbibed by Mr. Page worked badly on his
nerves, and it was not great while before
he became totally reckless. A trip to
North College street was proposed, and off
the parties started, johnson, the soberero
the two, very thoughtfully and consider
ately taking possession of Pages money to
prevent him from being robbed. After
perambulating about the jungles for some
time, Mr.. johnson left his friend in one Of
the houses and came up 10 Cedar street,
where, bethinking him of his friends
money, and rejecting that he might make
a neat little speculation thereby, could he
but win several "centurles" at rouge ct noir,
or by some other equally fair means, he
proceeded straight TO one Of the gaming sa-
looms situated not a thousand miles from
the precincts of Cedar street, between Col
lege and Cherry, where he succeeded
in a very short space of time in losing his
friends as well as his own money. Page,
coming to his senses yesterday, and feeling
rather aggrieved, as would naturally be ex
pected, at the shabby manner in which he
had been treated, made complaint, and
johnson was arrested and brought before
Squire Wilkinson. After an examination
ofthe case johnson was remanded to Jail to
await trial before the Criminal Court.
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CLEANING UP THE RUrNs-Laborers
are now very industriously engaged in
cleaning out the Debris of the great fire on
Cedar and Cherry streets. The old bricks
are being cleaned and piled p,and arrange
ments made for laying the foundation of
the new block to be erected on this spot.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
III. b. PLUMMER a. co.

E0REfGN AND DOMESTIC GROCERS.
Il Masonic Temple. Church street are receiv-
ing the most attractive stock Of Fine Groceries
ever offered in this market. Come and see us If
you want fresh. clean goods. We have Sugars,
Cohees, Tess, Flour. Bacon, Smoked and Picked
Fish, Hominy, Rice, Crackers Buckwheat. Tubs
Gheese, Maecaroni, Lemons, Oranges, Gelatine
Jellies, Canned Fruits, Ginger Preserves. Shaker
Preserves, French Preserves. Oysters. Capers.
Olives, Pine Apples. Seedless Raisins. Figs, Cur
rants, Citr0ns, Prunes, Dates. Oils Salad Cream.
Toys, Fire Crackers, TorpedOes. etc. etc But
why try TO enuInerate? We have everything
you want, fresh and cheap. Como and see Us
before you buy. Orders from the country for
Holiday Goods carefully filed.
II. i. PLUMMER & co 4
dec7-2w Masonic Temple, Church street.
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Notice.

A Ii THOSE HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
N the estate Of j. L. Stanley. deceased. are
hereby notified to fle the same with the Clerk
of the County Court Of Stewart county, State of
Tennessee, on or before the first day Of Febru-
airy, 1861 legally authenticated in order that the
same may be liquidated and discharged among
the creditors in accordance with the acts Of the
Legislature of the State Of Tennessee relative 10
insOlyent estates. This the I'd day Of October.
1866 ". MCKINNON, Admir-.
dec6-3t% -#~Hr. W.T.. ..
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FOR RENT.

{ he BUILDING KNOWN AS THE DIS
PATCH Printing Office, corner Bank ard
Printers, Alleys. Its well adapted for Prjlbiur
Office, a Furniture Factory, OF other purposes
Apply 70 JnO. Wallace, at this Office, or TO D
j. y. Lindsey. IN. Cherry street
nOy24-f
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Rent.

A NUMBER OF VERY DESIRABLE LAW
n and Business Offices
Also. the rear of building on the Public
Square, below Cedar street, containing eight
rooms and suitable for a family. 80
Apply at No. Al Cherry street
dec7-lW MICHAEL VAUGHN. .