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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-15


Judge Barton has just rendered de-
cision in the habcas corpus case 1t sus-
tains the power of Gov. Swami to remove
the commissioners of police. There was
great cheering in the court room on the
announcement of the decision
JUDGE BARToL's DECISION
Judge Bartol, in his decision, says the
order of Judge Bond was WIDELY unwar-
ranted. Whilst the decision of Judge
Bartol fully sustains the action of the gov
ernor and condemns that Of the criminal
court, in virtually granting an in ;ton
against Messrs. Young and Valiant by the
order issued, and discharges them from
the custody in which they were held by
such order, the Judge decided that it wa.
competent for the criminal court to enter
tain the charge alleged against Young aud
Valiant, Of conspiracy to break the peace,
by forcibly taking possession of the police
stations and other property held by Mcssrs.
Woods and llinies Such charge was
all indictable offence, and upon that charge
they were properly held to bail
TIE PRISONERS .sCHARGED.
Judge Bartol said he would issue an orr
der for the immediate discharge of Sheriff
Thompson, and in the case of Nessrs Young
and Valiant, he discharged them
from custody under tic illegal order Of
Judi 30 Rnna restraining them from seeking
to exercise tie functions Of their Office as
police commissioners but as to the other
charge Of conspiracy 10 break the peace, he
would require them to enter their own
recognIzancc to answer the charge before
the proper court
The new police commissioners, this
afternoon, served another .egal notice on
the old board of commissioners to surrender
all property in their charge, and also noti>
fed Mayor Chapman to attend meeting
of the board at , o'clock Subsequently
they issued the following:
TIE FIRST ORDER OF THE NEW BOARD.
"CoM'Rs OF THE Board OF Police
baltimore City, Nov Ii.
''The marshal and other officers Of the
police OF Baltimore city. and all the mem,
bers of the existing police in said city are
hereby strictly ordered and required not to
obey any orders that have emauated from
the late board of police Of said city since >
o'clock on Tuesday afternoon. or anv or
ders that may enlanatc from said late board
hereafter The undersigned have now
entered upon the performance of their
duties rs commissioners Of police, and there
Is no other authority which can lawfully
act as Il board of police in said city Per
sons interested are required. at their peril,
to obey this order.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-15
JAMES IoUNG.
"THoMAS \ ALLIANT.
{. Police commissioners. .

Y u
Marshal Carmichael and his deputy, to-
gether with the detectives belonging to the
force. have responded to the summons Of
the new commissioners, and Marshal Car
michael will report to the new board for
orders tomorrow morning.
The new commissioners have announced
that 1T ia not their intention to make any
changes in the present force. except in
cases OF misconduct and unfitncSs and pros
pose to accept the services of all the MEM
bers of the old force who are willing to do
duty under them
1t is not known what course the old
board will now pursue. Whether they will
accept the situation and regard themselves
as lawtullydisp laced, or further contest the
question be for the courts, is not known
Should they refuse to surrender the prop
erty. funds, etc. held by them as commits
sIoners. the board will resort to a n,nn1n
mus. The present position of this affair
causes no excitement and all parties seem
disposed to regard the decision TODAY As 4
final te'tenent of the difficulty
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-15
The Baltimore Difficulties.
BALTrMORE. Nov. /

IIAEIINUNE, NUN. I'd.
Judge Barton has just rendered a de-
cision in the haboas corpus case. 1t sus-
tains the power Of Gov. Swami to remove
the commissioners of police There was
great cheering in the court room on the
announcement of the decision
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-04

A very destructive fire occurred YESTERDAY auas
morning at yonkers, n. T.. burning "a a !argg1
building, containing the post ONCE, 1Nallon la
5 Guard armory, and the Statesman neWsp aaoi
Office, &c. The loss is estimated at s5o,ooy,
insurance, SIG, 500 a fire on tuesday nlgn 2:
at Lockport destroyed a block OF buildings 1 70
W 81 icJ.A Vas the Office Of tie Western Union
Telegraph Company.
Mrs. Scripps, the wife Of ex-Postt.m as J.
scripps, Of Chicago, while engaged il receiving
visits from her friends, at her residence, On
New Years day, fell back suddenly IN !, her
chair, and died Instantly, WITHOUT struggle OF
a word.
Gov. Andrew special message to the i4eg11
islature Of Mass, states that the amount -
money expended by MASSACHUSETTS Ter war
purposes was $27,7O5, 100 This IS exclusive % %
bounties paid iy cities, counties, and eorpofase
towns.
In the Pennsylvania Legislature YESTERDAY, a
message was received from GoV. Curtin, sta-
fling the necessity of his temporarily absentlng
himself, and sojourning in Cu6a, in consequence
of bad health.
The Fenian Congress organized yesterday,
with Patrick Corbett of Syracuse, as, perma-s
nent chairman About 500 delegates were
present .... -
Jacob McKenly died yesterday at Douglas.
Vile, Berks,county, Pa He represented berks
district in Congress in 1860 andtl661.
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~ ECEIVED THIS DAY
FL, AT FRENCHS,
DIRECT FROM THE LONDON STEREO-
SC0PIG COMPANY

h~OSAs'IS f. j
100 dozen sTEREOsCoPIC VIEWS. en-
braeng everything desirable IN paters and art
Dublin Exhibition. Views in London, Paris,
Rome Venice vienna Naples Castles s.t A1Res
1ish, Welsh, Scotch, Canadian and American
scenery E dharsd Bn1 sfdD1 Gseung f9HR a
minated Interiors Of the noted Cathedrals and
Palaces Of Europe Views IL Egypt and 18th the
Holy Land Wntgr vSws Ct on ghss
. assortment of this celebrated Company s Views
ever offered in this part Of the country.
The great scientific wonder of the age, PHA-
RoAH's SERPENTs These are the only genuine,
protected by patent Will astonish the the groups
! box. la& -1t l4#
Syiyia's Lovers by Mrs. Gaskell, 75o:
Miss Carew, by Amelia B Edwards, Soc;
Tales and Stories of the Irish Peasantry, ST SO.
Allworth Abbey, by Mrs. southworth: ! vol.
l2mo, So e. q. FR -,
dec 26-tf l04, King street.
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Railroads.
ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA r. R,

ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA r. R.
81 & q a Cd - Ezz
THROUGH By Rail FROM WASHING.
TON AND ALEXANDRA, 10 RICH
MOND AND LYNCHBURG.
nN and after TUESDAY, December y, 1861
" the trains on this road will run daily
Sundays excepted-as follows:
~2SeNN TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave Washin gton, zoo a. n.
" Gordonsviile, l2.45p. II,
Connecting with Va. Central Road for Rich
mond and Staunton direct.
Arrive at Richmond at $50 p. III
" Lynchburg, 5.45p. m,
TRAINS NORTH,
Leave Lyn;chburg, = 7 e N.
" GordonsvilIe, l.. 20 p. N.
Arrive at Alexandria 4.5O p. n.
6 w ashington, 20 p. m.
Connecting with the B. q o. L. 4. for all
parts Of the \ orth and West.
Local freight train leaves Alexandria at 40
a. NJ, and arrives at Gordonsville at 5.25 p. N.
Leaves Gordonsville at 600 q. H. and arrives at
Alexandria at 435 D. ~ Through freight train
leaves Alexandria at2 IS a. n, and arrives at
Lynchburg ate. 80 p. N. Leaves Lynchburg at
e. IS a. m, and arrives at Alexandra at 6. 10 p. H.
Express freight train leaves Ale1andria at
i.CU y. ana all % " olii ttI ~ ~ g.
m. Leaves Lynchburg at 2. p. H., and or
rives at Alexandria at $50 g.. N.
This route has the advantage over all Others,
of having continuou rail II on New Cork to
Lynch Urg--.404 miles. and connecting at
Lynch burg direct, to Bristol, Knoxville, Mem
phis, New Orleans, and all other points South
and Southwest.
L also passes through Fairfax: Bull Rua.
Manassas, Bristoe, Catletts, RapPa9hann}ock,
Cu1nener ORANGE and GOrdOnsvlie where
many of the late great battles were fought
Tickets can be procured in Adams Express
building opposite the E. y O. r. R: Depot in
Washington; also, on the c9rner of Of eth q ST. and
Pennsylvania aven4e and at the dePo'' on
Maryland Avenue, Washington.
Trains leave from the corner Of First and
S'' 00''' &7''' ". H. McCAFFERTY,
General Superintendent.
J. u. BROADUS,
General Passenger Agent.
Alexandria Dec. Il, 1868. dec 1T
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-04

INO LET.-A WAREHOUSE in Sharpshin
II Alley. Apply to- GEO. T. While,
ian 2-4Wy 81 ana u, cameron street.
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oct lift

DATENT MEDICIN ES.-Ayre's 4 que Cure.
L Cherry Pectoral, Sarsaparil9, Cathartia
Pills, Jayne's Medicines; Hembold' Prepar&-
tions Schencl1' 5 Medicines, MotfAtt 5 McdicincS,
Howes Celebrated Cough Candy, Dayis's Pain
Killer, Hollowuy's Worm CONNECTIONS and all
kinds Of Vermifuga, Osgoodo Chologogae,
Shallenberger's Pills, Wright's Pills, Drake
Plantation Bitters, Aoofland's German BitteH$,
Camphor lee, Milhau's Elixir Bark, burnett
Bartine's Lotion. Plasters Of all kinds, received
a3,d for sale by HENRY COOK,
dec i3-tI 80 and IA Ming street.
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f4zGrTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
Clothing, &c.
r z III Low A L :.
a RNOLD s. FIELD, =

wholesale and Retail Dealers in
cIoTH r n1 CtAssIM NE AND VEsTINGS,
TAIIORS' TRIMMINGS, AND
GENTLEMEN'S FURNlSHlNGG0O
Having disposed of our interest," st IN n tne Met-
chant tailoring business, at No. So, King st., TO
to O'Neal & DWelly, and removed TO NO, 69, we
porpose to offer for your inspection good me OF
fheahove Goods, Our long experience IN the
n1anufa cture of Cloths and Cass1meres, gives
us a great advantage in selecting our stocA,
which we intend to sell at a small advance Oh
cost y, ~,
We shall offer great ind ucements to Tailorss,
as we intend to keep good trimmings and sell
= You viii find in our Gents Furnishing. De; Pc
partment great selection Of GOODS IN that me ne
n ,iv regret i, at No 81, King street. next
de sen e @2M ntlfsF oDln' ARNoLD s. FIELD.
Y7ASHTONABLE TAILORING ESTAB-
Il LISHMENT.
Lessrs. O. Neil s. DWelly having purchas9ed
thn interest Of Messrs Arnold & Field in the
MERCHANT TAILORING BUSINESS,
have removed to the Store lately occupied by
So KING STREET,
Where may be found the best assortment ct
CLOTHS, in this city, both OF FOREIGN ana
DOMESTIC manufacture.
Mr. O'Neil's ability as cutter lust11es them
in assuring their customers stylish and well
fitting garment:
They have also fine assortment Of Gents
FURNISHING GOODS. such as Shirts Socks
Ties. Scarfs and Gloves of all kinds.
: va. Please call and examine our goods and
Judge for yourselves at So King street. one door
eastof Parker's Theatre sep 26-tf
MURRAY, RIDGELY & MURRAY.
lYA MERCHANT TAILORS,
NOT, NORTH FAIRFAX STREET,
Keep constantly on hand large assortment
of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, &C.,
which they are prepared to make up at short
notice, and at reasonable prices. aug l4-tt
WYNN. E. ATWELL
wv Tail O r,
no. s, Washington street, 2 doors from Pier
points Drug Store.
Would respectfully, solicit the patronage OF
his former friends and the public generally:-
Every effort will he made to please. Sc 28-tf
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WASHINGTON & ALEAAN DRIA

NJ q | q L
WASHINGTON 4 ALEAAN DRIA.
On and after u ESDAy. December -, tle
Orange & Alexandria r. 4. Passenger Trains
viii run daily between ALEXANDRIA ard
WASHINGTON, as follows;
Leave Alexandria, 5 a. n, lOa. m, T. NJ,
o. m, and 7 p III.
Leave Washington Il, IL. II a n, P. H.,
4 p. NJ, and 80 p. n.
In addition the regola: Mail Train will run Is
at present, leaving Alexandria st 5. 10 Il: H. and
p. m, and Washington st a.. n: ane ?. N.
W. Il MCCAFFERTY,
General superintendent,
Alexandria, Va. Dec 26th dec 26-tf
NREIGHT on ali articles to Sprin gfeld, Burke'S,
L Fairfax, Union Mills, Manassas, Bristoe,
Narrentoa Junction, Bealeton, kappahannock.
Brandy, MitcheIl$, Rapidan, Madison, North
Garden, Covesville, Roclfsh, Arlington and
New Glasgow Stations, must be prepaid.
Freight to Alexandra, Catiet5's. WaTrento1,
CulpeDer Orange, Gordonsville, charlottesville,
Lovingstor Amherst, McIvers and Lynctburg,
ruay be paid on delivery.
JOHN +. LATHAM,
General Freight Agent,
oct lift O. s. i. T. F..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-04

8 LIFE INSURANCE.
YgHHE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE
Il SOCIETY OF. The UNITED STATES
Cash Capital and Assets over. 81. oOc, goo 90
The rates of premium are as low as those of
any other first class company.
NEW YORK ACCIDENTAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Cash Capital....... $3.50 900 90
ENSURES against ACCIDENTS Of all kinds.
very low and no medical examination is re-
CURED. JAMESON q BIO, Agents,
aug 1O-1y Farmers Bank Building.
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l.NSUR ANCE.

ROBERT y AM Esq tSl Vso. " ~,
TIE undersigned have opened an office IN
the Farmers Bank Building Nc: los' f Irl4 NE
transaction Of GENERAL INSURANCE
They have been appointed agents fer the
following well known and long established
Companies, in place Of Che former Agent, Ar
drew Jameson; viz:
THE HOME INSU RANCE CO.,
Of the City Of New York;
Cash Capita .pe, Soo, ~ ~
Assets nearly EiopS,ooo w
THE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
of Hartford, Connecticut
Assets 1000. 1900 600 %
THE NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
5s ,aa of Baltimore, Md,
Chartered Capltal..".,. $500, uoo w
Losses will be literally adjusted ana prompt
ly paid at this Agency.
Rates as favorable as those of any other IN
stitutions Of equal responsibility and standing
ALI persons DESTROYS Of obtaining irst-class
Insurance, are respectfully invited to call
W Office hours from 8 a. m. to p m:
JAMESON & BRO,
aug l-1v Farmers Bank Building
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ORANGE i ALEXANDRIA r. Z.
CONNTTATION TICKETS.

Persons wishing to travel frequently from
AIpyandria to any particular station On the line
of this road. may purchase coupon ticE ets, at
discount oftwenty-fve per cent unon the ragu-
lar fare. Apply at the General TICKET Office
90 79-dtf = Il. BRO ADCS, &. I. A.
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Insurance.
rTpE AND LIFE INSU RANCE
4 LIVERPOOL. AND LONDON
AND
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.

.n.,a1 $4,000, 600
asses ), tba limited States 100000
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
* WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORh
POLICIES ISSUED, PAYABLE IN GOLD, STERLING
OR CURRENCY.
Shareholders personally responsible 1or al
liabilities Of the company.
III Directors Must Be SHAREHOLDERS
Directors in New York:
F. Cottenet, Henry Grnnell,
JOS Gaillard, 49, Alex. Taunton, Jr.'
b. .A. Archibaldj Z. Z Sanderson,
90 H B. NJ Consul.
.s- Alfred Pell, Resident Secretary.
Risks taken in the above desirable, company
on all descriptions Of property, at the loWest
current rates, and policies issued, payable II
Gold, Sterling, Or currency. BY ,9g
nov 5-tf Foot of Prince 81, Alexa., Va
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-21

THE FRENCH PRINCE lMFERIBL AS
PRNTER.-A compositor, who has recent
ly been employed in the correction of some
Of the EmpeTor's slips Of new work he
has in progress communicates 10 the Pratt
sg's Register some facts Of interest concern
ing the Emperor and his son. he writes /:
The Emperor isamOsi particular and thor
ough practical reader in has way; will not
allow his spelling. acoentstion or pointing
10 be inieriered with in the least. Every
scrap of his copy is carefully preserved,
believe, for returning 20 him, and he will
not allow sheet 20 20 % press while there
is 4 mark 10 be revised on il, without hav-
ING It sent 10 him 10 be carefully looked at
l am told that the little Prince Is a capital
competitor and If 8ome forms Of Juvenile
poetry and stories which have seen re-
Gently sent 10 be worked, are his compost
tons they are very nicely put together. /
hear he has everything Of this sort TO hand,
with eases Of the best mahogany, a small
imposing surface Of slate, the frame Of
which encloses a nest of tastefully -arranged
drawers, eouiaining variety Of nisoslla-
Moons ofioe flsings Gor his use, and the
preiflest LITTLE press in the world. The
soang Prince, also. / am told, displays
considerable skill In bringing up wood
cuts. ion which he seems 10 have a taste. 1
should not wonder Il his royal parent does
not occasionally assist him, for he must
know something Of the practical depart
raent Of q oompositoF's work, By the great
skill and taste lle displays II his alterations
and corrections which Would do credit .
the best tile setter il the business The
Er,uoror aeep,a n he very fond Of the oid-
faced style Of type in all his faneifnl dis
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-21
HEAVY ON THh FREEDMEN

From the Columbus MISS Sentiuel.
A friend coming from Inc direction OF
Tibbee the other day, found notice stuck
up on a gate post Of plantation, of which
the following Is a copy:
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
"This farm is not for sale, lease or rent
or to be given away.
"The ex-iuniOr proprietor thereof, in
taking his leave, desires to return TO the
ooIored employees an everlasting and dam
nable adieu
"To the efficient and prompt manner in
which they discharged their duties during
the heat of summer, [ owe the toialdestruc-
ton of my crop e. ~ Asa p
Notice. is. therefore given that ! have
by mutual consent released all claims upon
this class Of citizens, and that they are free
10 enlist for and with any one DESTROYS OF
securing their valuable services.
To such an one ] would say that they
differ widely as to the manner Of enlisting
none being willing TO do. so unless being
first allowed TO retain The following neces'
sary implements, viz
Zone five-shooter and n shotgun, three
dogs, two pleasure horses, one miIch COW,
two slows and pigs goals and chickens in
same quantity a. white people five or six
acres Of land for patch, according to size OF
family, etc pc ssa 1855 - F
For further particulars, apply 10
GREEN Horn, late Planter
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AN INCtDENT9THE RELEASE OF
TETE HON. H. p. HTELTGAN.

From tho Cincinnati Enquirer.
The late decision by the Supreme Court
Of the United States In the case Of the Hon.
l.. p. Milligan, Of Indiana, the victim Of an
illegal aud arbitrary military commission,
REEVES In our memory an incident connect
ed with his imprisonment in the Ohio
peniientiary, which has not been published
hitherto. The partisan othcers in the care
Of the Columbus peaitentiary al first treat
ed Mr.. Milligan-who was as innocent Of
any odense as they were-With great bru-
tally. Among other things they COM
PEELED him, although he was a lawyer By
profession and knew nothing about dentis-
try, 10 draw the teeth OF such of the prison
ers as had the toothAehs. Upon one occa-
sion, after he had protested his ignorance
Of the art of toOth-extraetiOn, he was COM
PEELED, under threat Of punishment, 70
put the forceps upon a tooth Of one Of the
oonvicts. In his inexperience he put
them upon the roofs that were connected
with two teeth, and drew them tboth at
once, frightfully lacerating the poor pris-
oner's Jaw and inaicting = terrible amount
of pain upon him. Mr.. Milligan states
that when he sswWhat he had done, he had
a mental anguish only inferior 10 that Of
the prisoner, and all was owing 10 the re-
fined cruelty ofthe keeper in putting such
a task upon him.
Mr.. Milligan was first taken 10 the file
shop, one Of the unhealthiest places in the
prison, and given a kind Of work that soon
entirely Prostraied him and sent him 10 the
hospital. All sorts Of such indignities and
outrages were inflicted upon this gentleman,
who is a prominent citizen Of Indiana,
simply because he was Democrat and had
been cruelty treated by military commits
sion There ought 10 be, somewhere, a
legal remedy for such wrongs.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-21
0Aice OF the Travelling Asency
fsal ron THE l-a
st. Louis Mutual Life assurance Co.,

In the States ef KeHtueA. md Tsnsezes
Corner Of Vine ana Church suEssss,
Ate W. Smiths Drugstore, Nashville, Tenn.
nsr2H JOIN D. kline. Agent
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-21
IMMIGRANTs GOING BACH HONE

TIE New York SHn states The Interesting
and suggestive fact that several hundred
Irish immigrants, recently arrived, are
leaving that port every week, on their
way back to their native land The SIM
SAYS:
aThey came here With false ideas Of the
employment that awaits them, and finding
themselves disappointed, think poverty in
their own country preiersble 40 similar
destitution among strangers. Agents and
others abroad hold out such tempting pros
pects TO those coming 10 America that Il
| Is no wonder they are disguised with the
/ hard reality The Germans are perhaps
less liable 70 form understandable expecta-
tons. A large proportion Of Germans,
too. are accustomed to agriculture. and
consequently they mostly 60 10 the West
| and find some means Of making living a
once, For all who have any knowledge O.
| farming. the West is the place to go fol
occupation. Those WhO seek employment
as mechanics are not likely TO improve
their condition BY taking tlIat'course. Al
the same time, il should be understood tina
work OF all kinds is scarce in this city, an'
likely to remain so for the winter. Iher'
are many thousands Of mechanics among
Us who would be glad to work for the mean
Of subsistence
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-21
STAPLR Nd FANCY .GROCERIEs,

Foreign and Donlsstie wines end
LtquOIs, Etc., Etc.
Close buyers wa nod 4 10 their Interest 70 call
Or8sqs accompanies with thaes vii meet pr0mFs
sttestion. Onk BROTHEHa.
r. corner Broad and Market streets, hsshyliis-
OctI4-3m
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WEAKLEY & YARBROUGH,
WHOLESALE GROGERS,
NO. NORTH COLLEGE STREET.
1890 BARRELS EXTRA FAMILY rLoUR

IsOJV BARRELS EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR;
200 barrels extra superhne Flour;
50 hogshesds New Orleans Sugar;
20 hogsheads DemerAra Sugar;
90 barrels Crushed and Powdered Sugars
200 sacks prime BIO Coffee;
Is sacks LAguira Coffee;
% barrels fresh Rice;
50 barrels New Orleans Molasses
200 boxes Proctor 4 CANDLES Soap;
$50 boxes various brands Soap;
leo boxes Star Candles;
100 boxes TaIlow Candles, hard pressed
80 boxes fine Chewing Tobacco;
80 gross Fine Cut Tobacco;
IS barrels Smoking Tobacco;
25 kegs English Soda;
25 kegs American Soda;
30 cases and III. cans Oysters
90 boxes Pepper; '.
so boxes Spice; t
80 boxes Indigo
90 boxes Ground Mustard
% barreIs MasoR's Backing;
co boxes pint, quart and half gallon Bottles
20 boxes CARROTS snufI;
20 gross Dnrkee's Bluing;
q barrels Bourbon Whisky,
IS barrels Robertson County WHISKY;
100 barrels RoOte Nash Proof Whisky;
100 barrels Ginger COrdiai
10 barrels Ginger Wine;
Is barrels Sweet Wine
20 barrels Grape Vinegar;
25 barrels Lemon Syrup;
50 boxes Starch;
90 dozen Buckets
50 dozen Brooms;
1000 Flour Sacks
| 90 boxes assorted Candy
Brandy, Rum, Gin, Wines, Of yArious brands, a
WEAKLEY & YARBROUGH's.
No. North College street, Nashville, Tennessee
Octl1-Sm
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FOR OHILLS AND FEVER
Use the Best!
HURLEY'S AGUE TONIC

Never Fails-AiHays 10 be Depended Upon.
Nothing mare reliable than nurlsy's Tonic
WILL cure A gue and Fever, ChiIil and fsver. In
W termittent Fever Dumh-Aguo. Every person
Eho has tried Hurley Tonic speaks in the highest
terms Of IT, AZ acurafige agent d u unsurpaezcd
and more certain than quinine. No bad results
from using III UhLEH IS TONIC. Everybody should
use HULEY'S AGUE TONIC. Send orders 10
HURLEY, hUDDDLE 4 CO..
= -. III -
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rnrler,. stomneh nitter..

For Debility. Loss ol Appetite, Woakness fndi-
gestiOn or Dyspepsia, want of action on the Liver.
DisoTdered stomach. there are no bittsfs that
compare with lhese 10 removing these distressing
complaints For sale or can Do had at any Drug
store IN the United States. or from the ururria
tors. Louisyillo. ny. corner Seventh ard Green
streets. ~ whom an orders sh0uld be addressed.