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~ A-iaef-sei D. acrou1ca Csut Is-fs " -rl.
''-'a'l ifa''eV a. nee easuias Narsh eis5doa,
We are authorized o, announce raauls
s4,tA p candidatc iar County Trustee. al
'he ueSt Aarcb clcst.5u.
r - elii,of'-gi % anuosnca VA. D ARRfNg-
~. = a canal.tsie I'D ,asiIaa &, lr. -1I,. ..f
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HpQ'fs MIL DIV. or IHE lEAN.s
Nashville, Tenn sep. 20lh, 1855.
General Orders No s.
All sales made by the United States
through the proper officers TO private
parties, either Of horses, mules OF other
property, are hereby declared valid,
and the title therefor indisputable
Citizens making purchases Of such
property must not be mOlested by the
civil authority in the possession Of the
same, and all suits or action pending
in the civil courts, either for the prop
erty itself or the money value, viii bs
set aside and considered Of no force o;
effect
The Government Of the United
/ States is responsible for any and al
/ property seized for military purposes
and any damage resulting 20 private
/ citizens .therefrOm, is Of the same "a
ture as other claims for damage, and
I viii be submitted for adjudication 4
! tho proper authorities st Washington
By command Of Msi Gen Thomas
WN D WHsPLE,
Assistant Adiutart General
{ By command Of Ma. Gen Eazsn.
JEO D REuLET,
/ Acting Assistant Adiutant General
l. OFFICIAL.
JEo D RuLLET,
Captain and A. i A 6.
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HDq'ls MI. DIV. OF 1Hr TEysrs

HDQ'Es MIL. Div. OF The TENNESSEE,
Nashville, Tenn Sept. Is, 1865.
General Orders, No. 3.
Department commanders in the Mill
tary Division Of the Tennessee will re-
quire of the District commanders in
their several Departments, and through
them Of their subOrdinates, the
utmost care and attention IN the en-
forcement Of strict discipline among
the troops of their command The per
sons and property of ali citizens will be
scrupulously respected, and no unneces-
sary or improper SatercOurse with them
will be permitted, and no interference
with or Srrcsts of any citizens will bs
allowed, unless upon proper authority
from the District commander, aud then
only after a 5o4a ffs and well supported
complaint has been submitted for hi.
/ information.
All complaints made by citizens fol
outrages committed by either officers OF
enlisted men, must be fully and fairly
Investigated, when, if the charges be
sustained, upon due consideration o
the evidence in the case, the offender
will be held to rigid accountability
and summary and severe punishmen
/ visited upon the criminal
By command Of Msj. Gen. Thomas
| VIZ d WHlPPLE,
A. A. G. and Chief Of staff
II
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SPECIAL NOTICES
FOR SHERIFF

ee sre Ei1urred yo aunounas Euarrrrt.-,
ahes.h = a. a ctn.ltsla ior ,hauf 5I n.,.--,.-
eoiaiY, g ne eusuing EaTlh eIrdtar -,
Neare tu huua,i 20 s.indu-rr v. g. -u.-..-
eel lai' ieg shcuf cl u-F.d-on c5.1fg 1. ~
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ruR EAMEs OF TIE Lnsr.

The following are the names of the
passengers lost, as near as can be ascer-
tanned:
Miss Land, residence unknown: Capt
Sherwood Of Savannah; Capt French,
of New York; Capt Lane, Of Brig;
1Ir fitzgerald, Of Savannah Daily
Herald; Dane Biggs, Of PhiladelpEis;
Antony French, engineer Of steamer
Indian River Mr. Hayden, Of Hart
ford Three other cabin passengers,
one small girl, three steerage and six
stoWaways, names unknown.
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We are auihorl.aa o. a-aa...... f,s.. .....
esn,islsto laf Cnm.ns. ta.-. ts...s II -
Msrch eiuciiru. s.A-
We are aulhortzsi g. ar1...-... 60. - o.
aess, n esldl,ltlr laf tlis ~ l.. ~.
urEt March cItru.a- !. .'
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NO. s4I.

na'le's oi e''neT eonsuueiiou or Iand-rrant
bonds, a. they are hlly prs,s.,,l b,.,u..
the Company cannot issue lav a7,t mor,-
sass eonds, under she aet OF I,st. uut7 an
the'e outstanding bonds be re.a-.l
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W. AEE AUrHUREsp 10 a,,Nlryrr r,,,
-, q NatNA A. q os-.i...ste ior Coaaty 80
,i...',', = .'-'oa eoaaiyi ai l1o cusaHiy ss-.5
ocia
ee - al,ll1rned % aunognco wn- S. c.r,r.
t'trldscu ccuny. 49, 49,
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WHsT rs FocsD rs as SroCIxs =
well, Charley, said an anxious gent
10 an urehin Of three years, on Christ
mas day, "what did you find in your
stocking this morning.
Find, father replied the hopeful,
"Ehy, found big hole
The father gave the boy one cent
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H'ne'ss Mu. DiY. or vas TESs,,
N..hvsI1. Zen, E.vt pI TlET


Nashville, Tenn, Sept. n, 1863.
General Orders. No. %.
In consequence of the many and re
peated applications made to these
Headquarters, for protection against
unjust and illegal arrests and impris-
onment Of oiuzsns, resident in this
military division, who have been in
the service of the United States. but
now discharged for acts committed by
them while in such service and under
the orders Of superioys, the Major
General eommanding directs that De
partment and District commanders
will most strictly prohibit snd prevent
all such action on the part Of the civil
authority, and will not permit tho ar
rast Imprisonment or trial Of gny per
son or persons, fer acts committed BY
them as soldiers, while in the service
Of the United States, and acting under
the orders Of their snperiors
This order Will not be so construed
as TO interfere in any degree with the
requirements of General Orders, No. %
C. S, from these Headquarters
BY command Of Msj Gen. Thomas
WM D. N'HIgrLE,
Assistant AdjULsni. General
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Auction Sale
OF
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY

ON TUESDAY, the 9th dsy Of January, 1885, ]
will offer for sale st Public Auction, 81 Nashville,
Tenn, the ioliOging Governments Properly
5 900 Cavalry anlzets, condemned.
loo Sporting nes,
$500 Musket barrels,
Su00 lbs Bsr Iron, assorted
500 ihs ast Steel
1900 lbs scrap Iron
1l,1Q0 lh= Scrap Leaf.
Horses
u Mules.
SWsgous-
ALSO, large amount Of Infaairy and Cavalry &C.
coutremeuts, horse equipments, harness, taipsu-
ling pa-nts oils, sicono, rosiu. glu.t Tar, srle-
ersase sosI, candles Carpenters ana blseksnaitfs
tools cut nails scrsp brass and copper, oics desE
furniture, &C. sc.
The sale will commence at 70 o'clock an ~ ttie
Orr.nsnce Depot College street, souih Nashville,
sn4 al coaii1ne nom day 70 day until the Whole :
disposed o.
Terms oiish-in goveFument fllnds.
{, r. ROCKWELL. Bvt Capt,
Dtc2l-td Lieut.. Of orcuauee.
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LIST OF cREV sVFPosFp LnsE

LlsE Oh thEN nfFFQ3kN AlaE.
c. W. GreenmEn, Mate; VIM. Tiltz,
Chief Engineer W. J, Crocheron, Pur-
ser Capt King, Savannah, Pilot Ed.
Bailey, oiler VIM. Elkintcn, ooal-psss.
er Henry Mcneil, cook; DanL McNeal,
John Fitzgerald, seamen; Andrew Burk
second steward, Edward Read, pantry
man. - Read, mailes. brother TO Ed
ward. Patrick BrcEn; three msilers,
second cook, steWsrdess, two Ooal-p -psss,
ers. one fireman, names unknown.
SAzEs OF THE SAVED.
The following are the names Of pas
seneers and crew saved.
PsssenEers-Mr W. P. Long Of New
York: Ralph Lewis, engineer OF steam
er Indian River.
Crew William Greenman, Master
Fdw. Cotter, second mate, Of Boston
Robert / Kay, steward, New York
Caleb r Borley, secord engineer, New
York. John Borley, third engineer
New York. Lewis samson, New York
carpenter; Peter Murphy, Robert Er
win, fremen; Charles Lewis, c. Wright
John Nelson, Benjamin. Busli, sean1en
Cspt 6reenman wishes 70 return BIZ
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His Compound Of WILD CHERRY has
become a household word through
out the West
and South. His Worm Lozenges,

tanned reputation suas vide spread ssl,stln oOg
hnt of North America But the croWnt oryuJ her
as life reIuains % be STAINED IN his di cocOnYegry
rather combination, for ne does not ciaim 70 have
teen fha discoverer OF CIDRON, VII ch is the basis
Of the flitteTs now offered 20 tho public That hon
OF belongs 90 the native inhabitants Of Central
Americs, 10 whom its virtues have been known ioT
more than two hundred yssis Armed with u the
IndiRn hids dehsn"e 20 the most deadly malauai
and handle without fear, the most venomons ser
pentz u il belief with them, thst while tnere Is
bre a. ~ toe body the Cedron IS potent TO euie, no
mstf7f whst she disease may BE-
While Dr. Ball ls not preTa ed 20 endorse this aN
trAvaFgnt profession, he ls nevertheless sat sned
tom a t,oreugh examination Of the evidence rela
uug % its virtues, that - remedy and prevenia-
tive for all disease arising nom exposure. . thel
% aho weather or climate. OF 70 mlismaic innuen'
ece Ii stands
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OTIS. K. A.-A-torney snd Counsellor at Lsv
~ Ofiee s25S Cherry ST.; p o. Box 7is.
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thanks, on behalf Of himself and crew,
for the kind treatment received at the
lighthouse on Cspe Lookout snd at
Beaufort Also to Capt Phillips and
officers Of the steamer L0uisa Moore,
which brought them to this port
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reclamation by the Governor.

Proclamation by the GOTern0r'
STATE OF TENNESSEE, I
EXECUTIVE DEPARTM ENT,
NASHVILLE, Dec. Il, 1855.
WHERE'S a vacancy has occurred in the General
Assembly Of the stale OF Tennessee, by the resg-
nation OF the Hen T. r. Lasater, senator rom the
Fourteenth Senatorial District, composed Of the
counties OF Cannon, Codee, 6rUHdy, Van Buren
and Warren; Therefore,
/. William 6. Brownlow, Governor If the State Of
Tennessee, do hereby command the sheiins oi
said counties Of Cannon, Coffee, GTundy. Van bu-
ren and Warren, respect lively, 10 open and hold an
election on Saturday the 18th dsy Of January, lsd5,
Al the different pisces Of voting in their respee-
tive counties 70 q ! SAID vack kncy, and that they
make return according to law.
- In testimony yhereaf, have hereunto sub
ff3StAs ,ribed my nsme and caused the 6rsei
saSp Sea- o. the State Of Tennessee 10 be afhxed
kt ne Department in the city OF Nashville, this
I4th day OF December, ls65 .....,,
BY the Governor. q. bhONNLOh.
A ]. FLETCHER, Secy Of State.
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AEERRfTF 4 HIEI-Dealers in Wall Pspe
nj Window Shades, Window Glass ard Photo
graphic Material, corner Of Church and Msrke
streets
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SAINT LOUIS
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Home ones: No. 60 North Third Street
SAINT LouIs. MISSOURI
ASSETS, July I, '65, s56i,64a 37i
sECUREIN INVESTED:
isyideuds Declared to Policy Holders Jan. l, 1865
Forty Per Cent.
Reader, is Your Life Insnredt
II not, Whist provision have you made for your oe-
pendent onesi THINK What wenld be their
pecunisry situation we're you 70 die
to-morroEi
If tits wise to Insure, isit prudentto Delay
ArDEIAYs ARE DANGEROuS1Sa
DuRECTORs.

DIRECTORS
JAMES II. LUOAs.....-..,..--.---.-sA iLlii'
s,,,,rt n. Fupkhousex, Of Funkhouser Burne 9.
Chaa. T. Peek, President Of me fiio' ANU ifOD
Rot.ert X Woods Cashier Of the Merchants hank'
Jules NaIe. Of Chouteau. nsrrson Nsiie.
Cec Robinson, OF Robinson = oarrafd-
Cnas W McCord OF McCOrd Co, Machfnists-
gohn =. Thornton, oi Thornton A Pierce,
Isaac II. sturgeon, President OF the Norm Missouri
Rairoad.
Hon. John Hogan, Member Of Congress.
Henry Oyers.ois, OF OyerstolE. Wagner Co., lnln
Nieb schaeffsr. Of Nicholas schs Ter a Co, sisi
CSndle Dealers.
Tsv1d Keith, of Keith & Woods, booksellers aue
R p Hsnenksunp, OF Gay HansnkAmp.
y -, January. Of q. A. January Co, erOoers ans
Commission Merchants,
| Wp j. Lewis Of cws A Bro, tonaceonses'
| y Rn-ier. Ir. Of r. Rozler, Jr. a 90.
/ Jacob Tamm Of Tamm Meyer.
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CLAINI A.ENTS, &c.

AHYERS 4 BUNT-Manuiacturer Of all the
M Latest styles Of First Class Csrris9es and
Bulgyies, Express Wagons and Carryalls, y North
Msrket street.
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SUFFE b E R S
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!
W.

The suffering mi lions N our land 70 give ihis
-sr,a " a trial couviuced thst BY its 1me'y uae
,,,.ns u,ss ~ relissad. msnF csrsd q ilspep-i-'
Easrlfsgrn. sour StcIns-h. sex Heads e. ~
- indigestion. lles { sfsvercss. b llous AZ
ts.,l.s Liver Oomrissu = Hhe1ma,ir ane-itou-- q g
R,sd he Psulqtiei u Is1iiuiou.s y tii "a q l't
Ia All 90 aof use the naediei8e ssinsi nc s1'at
q year fhysieiAn-
Nz,ui.ssprea only hy TkRRkNT CO.. ~
ss--sn,lich ssreet. ksn York
-Fnr ssis ~ al s7agetzls- uiyt ~
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His inimitahle preparation Of SARSAPAklLLA
has long stood ST The head Of the various com
pounds o. that valuable drug.
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NOTICE.


nfHIH.aa.s HN'"H H-.' ..r Aa.Hs
IS a-a-rfsnea WITH lH l-1f. a1as of m Narf1nf-
1 f-lu e. W EafHzt.. .1 .1e an.iers.. ne u ID
s-1.rsrr Ia. Isl5. aaf f.F re-lrta.i ll.U s-H -
par..e turf rH On fn- lrH az 81 ian CIV Is.-
lsissen rhe hs.irsff Dbl aui ita ei-s. "a rl da fls
afsani e. a.sa dr.t aHI aareui HHU liu.s -aual I'd
Re Lrua-riIe Euir ai lfIiat 90 caiaEs 81. Ia
sestalrsas toEsiher a.h Pa flr1.ture ana dz.u urra
"a sal hulduss.
Terus aua cdni lel1 cal o. & 1rnnf nd tIls rurr
u.i fIl.r uf aaa- rr Ht Tana fl. a.I-.rf tr..f.
iiaeil Dos u e. MfLfEE was---as-..
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WALL PAPER, etc,

VxTIlsoN, J. W. & CO--Manufaeturers and
| w wholesale and Retail Dealers IA Tin, Copper
ant Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, No. II
College street.
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oyster Saloon
j. r. KINNEY ----4s ~. G.. KISNEi. q
KINNEY & KINNEY.
U. S. CLAIM lGENTS, a.

COLLECT al Iust Cians against rra Govern
Z y ueut fnr Properly tsren 11i ls-s u7 fHr u. q.
Aruy Alec uay particular aIlrlfHa 81 alI Cams
i1s fIuIHer taken anf usai ru e1srir1-f1g hi7cE
aousos, stoe Esdas, aud other dr.su-rs alguE IHr
q. = nltary hsiir1ais. or .a IHisurrs 90 tafl-
qilIa. rT 'uT naates use1 or ' lna. lr Il reusIs'
1r f1r flel on g Ht1rY Ei rnais.
FeucHars aoughf a. b.. rates
Jflcs-No. 8 Gear street, 1-af .la Tlsrr-
Adde'S r. D. Boz aTr IrH1r irs
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TINNERs, &c

LAR. W. BROWN, Real Estate and General
,J Business Agents, over Yorks BO0k store, $50
Union Str et, Nashville, Tenn. aut5-6ms
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

O,ONE & TUNNELL-Wholesale and Retail
" BOokse' 'lers. Stauoners, and News Agents,
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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q fhysloiegicai Airv OF marriass--
Containing nrsIig s Q pasas anf fsl - 80
and hnErsfiuEs "a t1c sustsanY af rHa Huas... fr .
4saa la "a stale 90 arath aud iHsrasa. uitH = fr-.
u1e 90 h7ll} errerss aH iepIa1ausa DaHss.In-4..,
lfea ne Aind ana had1r HHh iha AuIHafs PAN
O. lrsslmcni-.ha 0eiF raH.ns. a. a..-.......l
uip'ls 2. cufe, a. snsuu hY tae rrror u -,...-
geateA uuiiliai a1risur fr tar rarreI ar.r
ua.e eaniriu pi1i.ug uiaIsfssr. 80 aaIrrf1 "a an.
N tu9it fAfaI.a goaAiNNu 7g1i .re. 1I- itsiala iu
postal cuffvnr7, by s,tiresaue uf IA giluIA a.
ll Maiden LAM, Ai1any, a. D.
ne author may o. consulted urou asv aI fse
dlseases upon uhrh hs 1oos trsaa o.thaf rsraaH.
ally or By mail sad u.slIe.nf. .r8I Il 81 - u
Che eora 800 ~
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents ofInsurance Companies.

CAREY A ssITH. Nos. IS ard IS U1ion street,
(up ztairsl represent the {. llosisg Companies
Etnz Of Hartford, Security, Manna an sleii -. -
tzn, Phoenix snd Knickerbocker ne q We" ioIAi
md Accident OF Columbus, Tho
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TOHN ONEILL, Military Attorney and Solicitor
81 Of Claims, rIosecutss all classes Of CLAIMS
against he GoE-rnment for eitzens and soldiers.
once IS Cesar street, Nashville, I enn. lnOy7-Gsne
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SANDS'ALE

VIZ have un hsni large sfagE % sanIs' on.
" caEu 1leaIn ali rifes tiaa. aHfrn 10 alaf.
aniee dIroet frul HaE.Isf Gaf1sEo Errarfg. altHas
se de uot CLAIM che 1ulE AGENCY in tn.s usr-
kst.
Also knt.rl 40 of thn nnst maraIa.tur- We
have Aao iarra storl of suuers supuHas afal
fsmIY 0focuuHHs sh.gE 80 ars Ufrras ~ iUiF
laurua. d. O. VOID 90
lHlham q. Imam afHassH.
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commission and Forwarding.
NEWS DEALERS, &e.

nkUL q SANFORD, Forwarding and Cos mis-
sion Merchants Our prompt att ntion Is giyeT
b the receiving and forwarding Of COITON- Al
South Market street
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These pens bear my fraac slark, sc. p. BAEsns,
kzraA LOU., KI," for which have secured the
1py-rQh, and are Warrs7ted equal IN hneness ol
material and workmanship 10 the best Eastern man.
niActure, and are believed to be superior 70 all
others IN durability and other substantial qualities
Which combine 70 make really seryiceable per.
5ent BY mail OF express on receipt Of price anc
rstBn charges (f b. msl at Hlg Tisk when 20 cents
is added for regsbs write your pane and ad-
dress plainly.
Postage on aness pen Hirss cents; pen with any
ease OF holder and box, siI cents. Old pens re-
paired for nay cents to'd StBlpl each. Circulars
ant TREE. address
O. p BARNES,
Gold Pen Manufacturer,
ss5 MAm-streei Cor. siTth. Louisville. Ky.
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Without a Rival.

Anl Justly deserves the reputation il has so long
enjoyed 10 Central America snd the West Indies.
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COLLECTING AGEaTs.

ID S. TUFHLT, Deputy United states Marshal,
IL. collects Note , Ac counts, &c, ia Middle Ten
nussee Office at STATE Capitol. next door 70 Fed
tral Court Room. P y. Lock Box 81. Ses sdver-
tisement in smother column. ldecs'o ON
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u NIGHT BROTHERS.-Dealers in Cumberland
N and fittsburg Cal Wood sawed and split n
stOye lengths. Ofice 40 Church street. Yard on
Rolling Mil Hll, south Of Broad. All orders hlled
promptly.
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. aoi''e AAF Fas----' hotogaPha oi Generals
o,'oi~' AL1 Nea'eiefalo. rhe iarrcst coi-
lection IN me Hsst. i0r sale. ,sb,I,,,,I., -,
roiail- temomboF ne Fiscr. II.r- Ii ~.
Vumoeriaud. - Cedar slrsot. s,.f,....i Z, t.'.,,
s'i- iaay1f-H.
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AFTORNEYs Ar LAW.

CsAMPBFLL MrFWEN a GROEsBECk, AttoT-
I j neys Al Law ana Claim Agents, practiee IN All
he Courts- Collections promptly atende5 ioi
.oIlecled No. " north Cherry street up staIrs
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OARRIAGa mANUFACTURERs.

CIINGLkTCH, r. Il H--BeokseHer, Publisher,
y SlatOneT and Periodical Dealer, Post Once
building.
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NASBY."
HIS VIEWS, OPINIONS AND RE
FLECTIoNs ON THE REBEL
LION AND DEMOCRACY.

THIS unique volume will contain the entire col
Il lection Of ssPEraoIEuM Y. NAsBY's' eontnbu
tis ~ the ,-ess throughout the country, aId much
nevT matter heretofore unpublished.
UNasby' persOnsles the pastor Of the New l-igh
Democratic Church" and his letters ami SERMON
the neno ratio party, written IN the most grotes
que- serio-comic style s.
poss-ssinr extraordinary interest from lts orgin
alty, wit sna sarcastic style, the psopie o. tue
viii not fail to give large circulation 70 this "oii
Of Western Genus
rtl.. .-,r- skill - sold
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cLeVeLANo, TsMNsssee.
Attorneys and Claim Agents.

T s DELANY, Attorney at Law and War Clam
r., Agent. Cleveland, Tenn. nOvs6- IY
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Coal AND WOOD.

rT'OMPKINs, h. & Lo.-U. 3. c aim Agents,
i Urhcers Pay Ae,cunis s1d Quartermssters
Vouchers bought at the best rates, OF collected
Office corner Cherry snd Cedar streets, up stairs
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-24
cRImEs AND oAsUALTIEs,

A mutiny occurred among the colored
troops at Folly Island, near Charleston, on
Thursday, but was suppressed. One mutt
neer was killed, and two wounded. The
others are in the Charleston guaId-house.
A boy was frightened to deatL in Lancas-
ter, Penn, last week by the shliek OF loco.
motive.
A woman attempted to steal ride from
Gallon, Ohio, TO Cleveland. She concealed
herself between the baggage and express
cars. Her clothing caught fire from sparks,
and she jumped off to escape burning She
was not seriously hurt by the fall, but her
clothes were in blaze when she was picked
up.
The Meadville (Pa.) Journal says;-"A
young lady in Mead township lately became
attached to youth residing in the same
neighborhood, and being desirous that the
affection should be mutual, she procured
some 'love powders, and mixed them in hel
future husband's' food. The result was
that they poisoned and nearly killed him
and he is now talking strongly of institutinl
a suit for damages against the enamoret
young lady.
Some young men, while bathing in Mobile
Bay, were attacked by sharks. One was bit
ten in two, and then devoured. The other
succeeded in escaping. A large number o
sharks are believed to be visiting Mobile, at
tracted by the refuse matter thrown into til,
water
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-24
FOREIGN SEvs.

European intelligence of the 18th has been
received. The paying out OF the Atlantic
cable commenced on lie 7lh The French
squadron has been ordered to Venice. The
Toulon authorities have been ordered to
prepare ten steamers, irigates and corvettes.
The Plussians have made Parderbitz their
headquarters. Prague has been abandoned.
and it is expected that the Prussians will
seize it. The Italians were severely beaten
by the Austrians at Borgeoport and Monte
Ello. They were rerulsed five times. Gen.
eral Benedek has been relieved from COM
mand. Italy has laid down as the condition
OF her acceptance OF the arlnistice the i'm
mediate occupation by her forces oft fort.
resses ftbe Quadrilateral. General Ciuldini
crossed the Po on tue Sth into Venetia at the
head of his army corps The assertion that
France has recommended Italy not to attack
Eenetia is discredited at Berlin. All the
tords of the Elbe are in possession of the
Prussians. General Benedek appears 10 be
withdrawing towards Brunn, followed bv
the Prnssian armies. No fighting had oc.
Cured in Bohemia, the Austrians being I'm.
molested. No practical result to the nego.
tiations is yet apparent. Prussia continues
tirm in her demands. 1t is stated that the
Prussians are marching on Frankfort. Tie
Austrians are evacuating Venetia but leav.
ing the tOrtresses there well garrisoned. Tic
Italians are advancing in force, in spite Of
the cession Of Venetia to France.