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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-20
EDUCATION al.
COLLEGE.

The nett session begins October lst, 1867. in
;truction by text books ard lectures; Diplomas
granted in seven Independent schools
EXPENSES. r
Mstriculat;,n AMI other fees, payable irst Of
Tuition fees in three schools the usual ,, =,
number Observation-Disclosures. - w
Board, payable in three quarterly install 49,, -,
ulants 'o' w
-... ..-.... $3.50 On
BY the system Of messing. for which facilities
are afforded the expense Il boarding can De re-
ducad fully one. half. Fuel. lights ana "ash!hg
will cost about 81 30 per ia"nth lue luit'"H
fees are, payable, "na-hsIf Oct. it, "he-na"
Feb 18th.
Address, for Catalogue. tic President, box
4Ul, Richmond. Va.
Richmond, Va, au2 l3-2a~ Nv
SSrASHINGruH FEEE SCHOOL, OF AL
w EXANDEIA.-rh :}oycnty-.>iath :5cs
aion Of this school will commence on Monday
nagt, the 10Th instant.
Drphnus and sons ct "c:titute Widr~S admit
ted raa Of charge. All others are required 10
puy ii Zee OF 81 per quartet 10 dclfay Incidental
EXPENSE
Application lor permits u be 1nadt |" X l.
CARNE, IT,, President OF the Board, and gttafd-
jan for the Third Ward, ut ODD LelloW5 hn!l
i, %.;0wpEa, ir, guardian for First " ard. at
Hpzatle Office; t;ev. }. +. LEFTWICii, EunII o
ian for Fourth Wn1d, office noyt to NJ. Z. Ehurch
s!ontf,. Washington street and DOM $. BFAcn,
guardian for Second Ward over hyiTNui'3h
Engine House,
In the Absence Of any ~ the guar dian: pormit:
viii be issued for that Ward By tue frcsllent
OF the Board. runctua! attendance i required
aus l9-lw r. @NOWDEN, Jh., ;2rcty..
II F. HENRl'S SCHOOL
This School for Boys. established i'll til: ear
1857, will commence it; next annual session on
Monday, the 9Th OF September.
Terms Of Tuition. per quarter. iii advance: -,
SO and So. depending upon th7 DT6Hcnc=
taught ..- aug III -
NORWOOD SCHOOL,
NELSON COUITT, -.
I'hG Norwood School, With i iuIi corp: ii
able and experienced Instructors, 4fd under
still more favorable aU5pi.5. tnoL heretofore:
sill reopen on "Wednesday, inc 18th OF 9epteH'-
Der: 1856 .-..-
The interest anl advancement 81 The cchoi"i;
shall receive the closest personal attention.
Address, WEI d. CAEELL, Princp.,-
Al l1-1o5l Norwood p. o. Eel SON co., Va.
f51HE DUTIES OF MISS MARKS SkIl,
| MARI FOX YOUNG LIZ DIES will Ls
resumed on Monday, the 10th OF September.
Every effort viii be made Tor the improve
rnent Of the pupils, physically, in"raliY aho
mentally The services 81 al elucl2nt faculty
Will be procured T. meet the eIigencie: 81 thf
school
Tefr.s for English branches, rom eiz ~ te!
dollars according 10 the advancement ~ los
student. fTadch, German ana hiusic III FRA
lessor charges.
The school room l. elGigibly Situated ~ tht
Tear Of her residence IA, KING 81
Miss 81 ark respectfully REQUESTS those i'll AT
rear. for tuition Tor tie last year, - cancel thciI
bills 1T their catli"7t c"nTemichc@. All .eo.:"!
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4 LENANDklA
- lIeiJi RI - r. II - ! 4 Y

Il FEMALE SEM NARY,
NJ. 81, WASHlNGTON STkk FL.
Thrncyt session Of this School will c0mmrla-
on Wednesday, September 18th, and close 81
the last Wednesday in June, 1868.
The School Building. are "ligib!y located @
y central and healthy part If the city. A. Z
Principal viii be assisted by full corps al C.@
petent Instructors IN the several departVI el'
Of study, he is enabled t. insure u th9roa:-
instruction in Nil the bIanchc. Of u polite b..
useful education. Ample Philosopher, app
rutus, tine Telescope, Globes, Cabinet 81 N..
erals &c, &c, belong t. this School. For d"
formation. ~ to terms Mc, apply 70
~ 2O-eott H. KEN PER. Principal
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THE CABINET. We ale satisfied that the
phic reports 80 the effect that 1uither
changes 10 the Uabi.Iet Are imminent, lad thslr
nr;p;u il tie Tact. that upou the exhibition OF
ci,ni,l1uacy iii ihe payl OF MIR. Stanton The
ot),er u,embets gave the President assure nces
hist if reasons Of &tate should at any lime
render reconstruction Of the Cabinet in his
oniuiou necessary, they Would cheertully tender
1he;r designations This was done. however, it
: understood, 70 mark tseir diSappro7al OF
Mr Stanton. unprecedented obstinacy-
TavarthaIess il does uo1 follow that changes
will not take place - emergencies may &iise,-
Nat Iut.
MONKEYS As WATERS. -Ife latest novelty
nr,;sctei tor the Paris Espositior1 is the eill-
nlovmept Of alaukeys rs walters. A letter
writer says:
We are promised startling novelty III i, tue
NAV # restaurants al the Exhibition. The
Situation SAYS that new retreshment room is
af,nnt 10 be opened by all Ameficahr VINO las
aimed large apes to ACT az "a"ei' me
. ;te,. saws he Was present yesterday al i3-
Nr. sa! and that the qIsdrumane gafcons went
lear, n thtir work with steadlnesa and gray
hrouA thy Of their biped colleagues st The
~ wol vss, or the Cafe Aug lals.
GOLD
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HJJf j. " EUDhEElJ ki',

HUUE. i WEuDhEELJ RI,
;::uccessors to Fowic * Co., !
10. ,, Pn127CE STREET, ALEIAc7DRI.>. -.
Offer ior sale their usual fall supply ot
IIo Peruvian Guano.
Eowlo & COS Celebrated Sol. 1hcSPhatod
Peruvian Guana
Bone Dust
Fish snd Guun2 Compost.
Iodi Manufacturing C4's PvulictIe
INN omitted Alkaline Fhosphate
Turner'S Excelsior
Ban gh's Raw Bone Phosphate,
Plaster, Lump and Ground ana hi utrer de-
;cription Of Fertilizers known i'll the maj kct--
all warranted 70 be what they ale represented.
Orders flied with dispatch. and at the lowest
market rates Tor cash. 2s-EiD
1UAI;0 AID FERTILIZERS,
The subscriber has 81 hand full assortment
81 The most approved ANUkES. which he is
prepared to sell in any quantity desired, at The
LOWEST MARX Eft RATES
as tho prices ate uniform the farmer. can OBJ
tain his supplies as we'll by correspondence as
though he :" cT1 l. purchase iii person
OFFER:
Peruvian Guano Of the best quality
Bolivian Guano. Ikis article comes from the
sas.a section as Peruvian. which it cioseiy re-
scnlbG< III texture ana appearance. II Is much
richer i, Phosphate but L ~ less riaItia, For
stiif soil. 81 stiff b-s3ls it will answer quite as
veil ~ Peruvian. and it costs nlt 1Ti3 Til is
the price Of that article
Sle2can Giiano, u iuuT GRADE.
Ground Bones,
Mhitelock's CeraaliZ1r The high reputation
borne BY this article rs the most e1atLiVe and
reliable crop producer laado in the United
States induces zoe to ask tho larIner IT, test 1t
alongside Of any manure Ito may apply.
WoUs10n'5 AmOniutel Bone fh0s ste, Tins
article Is manufactured by the same house, and
contain. all the best qualitiu: 81 Peruvian huan"
and Ground Bones W Nj. b. TX WIN,
ruh yH--tf No ) south Union street
--c[=..-t 49, 800 --1----1-@->-
M ATS-~A licanl Mats, Just received and Tor
lfl sale hY FRED, KEth Elk:
all ly-ZW hing street cor. - AHhPL
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COLLEGF

w LEA Mn GTON VA,
Gen. +. Z. LEE: Fros;dep' !. a;dei d. ~,
Of twenty Instructors, ;i.ei0 Un= a Protest.,
Law.
The next session. vii! , .c1.. III 81 In,::1 =.
il September, ana en-. 81. tl. 31i Ina7:d''
June $50
Lexington may DC rzaehe1 by .tage -, -
Stanton OF HoshtG IN Eh6 Virginia CeD'I r,
Railroad from IynGhburg hy Canal; q o.
stage from bon~avh :. on the Virginia S !''
Railroad 49,
For further Particulars apply 70 Clerk o. -,
Faculty for Catalogue
Lexington, Va, July l--eo2m
4 tU1"rAHE SEMINARY
y fUk YOU NC LADIES,
p"TTsTGW!i, PEa.i. :..u
lh,s Is II Ii st-class Institution 1ioF"."s >,
facilities lur the substantial and ornant"'",
ucation "t "lhg Ladie=. II j. Located =" i:
Philadelphia aud Reading Kalroad--I"0 -
llde 1rGEu Philadelphia
For full details, send for circular, 70 ~.
REV. JOHN MOORE. IIiNeF
Pottstawn, F&., j. l--lST-I1
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|, Cures feyess. COngcstioi', lnnalh"ti@E3, -
, :. Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie =,
! Crying Collie, Teething Of Infants y
q Diarrhoea Of children or adults. y
5 Dysontery, Gripping, Bilious Coiic %
G Cholera MorGu= Vomiting .......... -
:, Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, ..... .,,... -
2, :; reuraigia Toothache, taceache.. =
9 Headaches sick. headache, Vertigo %
10 Dyspepsia, Bilious stomach ....... .
ii, Suppressed, or painful perlods...". -
IL, :. Whites, too profuse perlods......... .
Is, Group, Cough, difficult breathing. -
ID, Salt Kheum, Erysipelas, Eruption: =
Is, rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains. -
1e Fever S 4 gle, Chill Fever, j gue: 30
II Piles, blind or bleeding. ............... 81
Is Uphthalmy, & sore OF weak eyes. 30
- CetarTh acute or chronic inhueEza ~
20 . Whc0ping- cough, violent ca1ghs. -
Il. asthma: oppressed Breathing:... %
% Ear discharges, impaired hearing 80
Is = Scrufula, enlarged glands swelling ~
a. General debility, physical Wea6nes 81
Is Uropsy and >canty secFelions ~
e. Sea sickness, sickness from riding 81
-, Kidney disease, grayel.,.... ...:....... "
- Ilervous Debility, Seminal Ennis
:ions involuntary dlsChaTgc5.... ltJ
- Sore Mouth, CankeT ................... 80
30 Urinary weakness. wetting bed. so
81. Painful periods, with spasIns ..~., 30
81 Suderi1es al change OF lie. .......-..l III
80, Epilepsy, spasnls, it. Vitus'' DaTcel. o.
ga DiptneTie, liberated sore throat. -
FAMILY CASES
Oi - iaIea walls, morocco case, Contain
ing SPECIFIC for every Or binary disease
family is subject to- and book u di.
Iectiou. ...... ....... $40 %
Smaller Family aud travelling cases. with
70 to 2o vials II III 5 t., 9
Specifics for ali private diseases, both fol-
curing and tor preventive treatment, IN
viais and pocket cases - to =
AanT These remedies. by the case or singI
box, are sent 10 any part Of The country, Dy
mail OF express, free ii charge, on the receipt
of the price. JAMIE w.
All ri Wholesale Agents, l45 King 1t.
{ USr-- s;trayed, from the Potomac Garden,
1 last night large coon; answers to
the name Of Jack \ liberal reward will be
paid for his return t. -,r-
aug 30-3t HERBNER Y PORTNEK.
TNGLISH I3LAND MOLASSES,-four
T. hhds Just received, IN store and Tor sale by
al 10 GWIN, BECkhAM 8 60.
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C,LIFTON FEMALE INSTITUTE

The Fall Session oi thi; institution viii c.~.
ucnCc On Wednesday, September 18th.
The location OF the Institute, in a hlghly -
proved section Of country, within II nile j
Baltimore, the careful selection Of experienced
teachers, the convenient arrangement 0! i0'
buildings, erected fGT the purpose. tosc.Lr
with the full course OF study, render Il, Is :.
IS opportunity CT curing n thorough e1go.
ton i: concerned, Il FlkST-CLASS lASJIII.
TIDII
NS.-Sll5 per session Of FIVE moa:l.
Music, Languages. Drawing and Painting e.
ira charges. ~..
RAIL WAY 3IATION-Ics5vp': G."
y ss:hngton Branch Railroad.
lOSTOFFICE- Hooversyiile, Anne 49,.
die county, Nd.
Refcrence-EDGAR S.5owDEH, SO.
Address, for circular, .,,-.--r,-.
j. 2--lm -
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL FOX hV'
IL TiTss miles 1y:5- Of 1!.&GHdr ~ -. =;
The Twenty Eighth Annual Session 0! 49,
Institution commences on the 18th 0: SeE''''
Der With the following Instructors:
Key. Wi. f. GAEDNER, (Univ. B. ne
JAMES n. GARRETT, ii. j. (UniY. Va
". PI:5cKEET MASON, u. :. Naval A' u
Terms $500 per session, with no e."
cha1ges, payable seml-annuulIy in adV"' ace
For further information address ~ Res.
REV. VIM, +. GIp .OIEk.
Theological Seminary 20. ~ .ris3 co. y
j. 22-tf
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n +. HENRI0S SCHOOL.

This School for Boys established iii th= year
1857, will commence it; next annual session Oh
Monday, the 9Th OF September.
Terms Of Tuition, per quarter. iii adTalcc, -
SO and SO. depending upon the DTaHche:
fau0ht aug l9-tf
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GOLD.

GOLD
August. 20-Gold to-day, l4ls.
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RICHARD l.. CAkNE, JR, Ancient Ia.
guagea and English Literature.
THEUUUkE II. FlCKLIN. Mathematics '
pennan>hip.
QUINCY a. WHEAT Drawing.
For Ronrd and Tuition Y"ya6le q"0Tt''I!"
nIrancs, =25D No extra charges.
For Catalogues, address
M }-eolm KICH u. J.. CAkNE, JR., Pc-
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USr-- strayed, from the Potomac Garden,
| last night LARGE CODN; answers to
the name Of Jack \ liberal reward will be
uaid for his return IT,
aug .0-3t HERBNER Y PORTNEK
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LNT. johns ACADEM !,
y ALEXANDRIA. VA
The Twenty Ninth Session will r"mmeHeev
MONDAY, September ~, and continue Il
months.
This Srhoul hu, " line, new sci u CheMr'
and Philosophical AppnrAtusi very super.
Engineering instruments. School L!bE"ii
1Cu volumes; and n Printing Press, from "L',:
a monthly newspaper, edited by the students
issued There are, also, two Literary H"He'"'
cunnrctrd with it,
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-02

MoarLF. Jan. 3s-Sales Of cotton to-day l,T0l
bales Good bulk in general demand and closing
quiet Middling 81 to 3l13c.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 5J,-Cotton market unchanged
and holders stiff
AUGTsTA. GA. Jan. 3l.-The market to-day
opened quiet but firm, and sales were effected NJ
Yesterdays figures up to the receipt OF the noon
Ddyices of q decline in New FORK, which had an
unfavorable effect upon the market, after which
little OF nothing was done. We quote mlddllng
at 301S strict middling at 3i@Sl15 and good
middiing at 32c. The sales amounted to "a
bales, and the receipts 4Ce.
Macon, "a, Jan. 3l.-There was brisk in
oIiry for the better grades Of cotton this morn
ing, and all offered was freely taken at 2Sc. After
the receipts of the noon dispatches, the demand
fell off and our market closed quiet.
CoLUNBUs Ga. Jan. 30.-HOldeTs were claim
ing an advance to-day. and we understand that,
though buyers were not ready IN aeeedlng TO
their demands. higher prices were Obtained LOT
what cotton was sold. The hgures at winch II
was offered were in most instances 27@2I11 &c,
The market was decidedly sitter than It had
been for several days previous.
ALBANY. Ga, Jan. 29.-Cotton continues dull,
owing to foreign advices. But few sales have
taken place, and those at the former quotations,
2lGD26e for extremes.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Jan. S0.-There was o
good demand to-day at an advance OF q cent
We quote the market trm at 2b1e92Ic Tor ma
ding, buyer paying tax.
EUFAULA, ALA. an. 29.-TheSe Is much better
feeling in our market this morning than for the
past two days We now quote ordI?a5y =; g gef9
strict middling 26 good middlings q cents.
HUNTSVILLE, Ala, Jan. 30.-The sales en-
braced only bales at 221ze and 8 at 2419c. The
receipts were 81 bales and the shipments "a.
MEMPHIS, TENN, Jan, 30-The market opened
with q fair inquiry. and better feeling was ex-
hibited than on the previous day. holders
we're asking a slight advance over Tuesday
rates Sales for the day foot up $50 bales. Mid
ding. 80, 3O1l. 3093l; strict middling 81, 3214@
32lH low middling, 80, 291Sg294.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-02

CoRE.-- The demand for this article doe
not abste, and in the absence Of additions Il
supplies, the sales are necessarily small
Market firm at 81 05.
BACoN-Is beginning to come in freely
We heard of purchases from wagons al
l29a per h., hog round, A large lot OF
Cincinnati clear sides sold at I4lc
LARD-12lc from wagons Froms store
higher figures are given.
SUeAR.-New Orleans sugar is selling at
l4@15c per h., and is scarce The article
cannot be bought at present in New Or
leans for what i. was selling at here two
weeks ago. so.
MOLAssEs. New Orleans naolasses is
selling at SOC per gallon in bbls, and 90c in
kegs.
CoFFEE.-Rio $685. 8e; Java, doc; La
guira 500 93cper ID.
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RIVER NEWS.
River falling yesterday with a seeswaier

River falling Yesterday with 4 feetwats
on Harpeth Shoals.
The Talisuan leaves for Cairo az 4 P. N
to-day. --.t ..........
Dispatches received yesterday from
Cairo state that the Mississippi above
Cairo is still closed by ice. The Ohio
from Cairo to Smithland was unobstructed
No boat is due from Cairo till Monday,
when the Tyrone viii arrive.
The Gen. Sigel is expected from the
Upper Cumberland.
The Tempest was advertised to leave
Louisville yesterday for this port
The Louisville Joapal OF yesterday
says:
The prospects begin to look more cheer
ing. The warm weather has caused the
dropping spirits Of the steamboatmen 10
rise, and the busy notes of preparation on
board for a speedy resumption Of business.
The Rowena dropped down to the city
wharf, and that was the only movement at
that place, except the unsuccessful attempt
of the Bowman ferry boat to achieve
landing. At Portland the boats were re-
ceiviug freights, and getting ready to leave
on Saturday.
The Rowena will start for Nashville as
soon as she can get through the canal, or
over the falls
The Tempest is lying at the Portland
wharf and only awaits the action of I'M
derwriters to start Their restrictions were
probably Withdrawn yesterday, in which
case she left Immediately.
The Louisville Derioerat's river reporter
gets of the following. We are opposed to
the sending away of that box:
Billy Boyd, of Nashville, drew a fine
music box at a raAe in Nashville recently.
Send it upthisway, Billy, our organs broke.
How many tunes can it play. Billy boy
How many tunes cnn It play?
Can II play the Kingdoms COne"
0r"I'm Looking for Him Home.
Or MY Love has Gone TO Roam.
Or Yankee DOOdle"-say2
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-02

IErEI1GoFNcE OFFIcE. III. Clay Brooks
q Co., have established an intelligence
Office al No. 8 South CHEEKY street. where
they will attend TO supplying farm hands
and servants, and in furnishing information
10 the relatives Of Confederate soldiers
buried here, or in the vicinity. As this
meets desideratum long felt In our city,
aud as they are thorough business men
known 90 every one, we hope Messrs. Brooks
a stothard will be literally patronized in
their Undertaking
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-02

NAsnv1rLr. Feb. LIP.

NASHVILLE, Feb, !, P. n.
CoTToS-Ths cotton market opened fat
this morning, and did not improve during
the day. The sales foot up barely 100 bales
at 2GI(a2Se per H., all but a few bales at
the latter figure. The qotations in NeE
York Tor uplands and New Orleans mid
ding telegraphed at noon, were, in the es-
timalion Of buyers too low TO Justify the
prices paid here for several days past, 20
they held Of to await something better
Bales.
Re~efvad ....-.... .-...--...-....-....-. ga
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-02

LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE 1t is
admitted that every man should at least IN
sure his life for the benefit Of somebody,
and he cannot only have this done, bat can
include his limbs also, by calling on Joseph
Nash al the Office Of the State Insurance
Company, who is the agent Of the Travel
er's Insurance Company, possessing cash
capital Of three quarters OF million dol
lars. See advertisement in another col
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DEEDS OF TRUST SALE.

DT VIRTUE OF DEED OP TRUST
ID executed 90 me by B. NJ TrLLNAN. IN Novem-
Der ls60, and another on the first Of December,
1850. aud for the purposes therein mentioned, /
will on
wednesday, the 2srd Of January next,
ION the premises cell 20 the highest bidders,
iu Bedford county, Civil District No, !. Said
Tract Of Land is ia a good neiRhbOrhood has q
good dwelling aud other houses, and good Ap-
PIE Orchard The soil Is well adapted 20 blue
grass, clover and grain, UHkins desirable farm
f0r stock raising.
vi sch the Land Coz Cash, 10 satisfy the debt
mentioned 10 the 6rst Trust Deed la sum Of
aheut 81 eco four thousand dollars the balance
for the Land, on one and two years credit Note,
with two good securities and lien retained until
the purchase money is all paid.
AT the same time and place, AMI for Csss al
sums under ten dollars. six months credit for ali
sums over ten and undCr one hundred dollars
and Tor all sums ever one hundred dollars twelve
ing Cows and Calves, y earring Heifers ana Steers
and a large yoke Of Oxen about 100 barrels q
Corn about IS head Of Ene Sheer. q or 60 head
Of HOGS atWo horse N0gen and an OK " AEON
FARMING Utensils, ana many valuable Law anc
Miscellaneous Books.
Tho pubhc. and especially creditors. are in
vited 10 attend the SALE watch viii continue
from DAY 10 day until through.
Also on the Grst Monday IN February there
alter l VIII sell certain Town lets In Shelby
Vile on a credit Of one and Two years, men
TONED aud described IN said Trust Deed. 70
/ particular apply % me al my oece y shelby
| vile. LENlS GlLLMAN.
| dec wtds Trustee.
I
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Regents ner Rail.

n. & d. RAILROAD, Feb. l.-l50 bales
cotton, 29S sacks corn, 6 bbls. apples, box
sundries, sacks meal, sack dried fruit.
n. & c. RAILROAD, Feb. 1.-32 bales
cotton, car load stock, 8 bbls dried frnit,
bdl sacks, l box shot, 50 beer bbls, 2
cars lumber, IL cars aoal, IA bdls shoyels,
10 bags coffee, bbls sugar, 46 boxes aud 5
pigs tin, box drugs, 2 casks hardware,
l iron wheel, bdls cedarware.
L. &N. RAILROAD, Feb. Ito cars of
stock, car mules, bbls oil, 9 boxes wall
paper, boxes oil cloth, boxes seed, lSS
bbls potatoes, frogs, ploughs, 90 sacks
coffee, 20 bbls hominey, 107 bbls -four, l62
sacks corn, Is tierces hams, 60 boxes candy,
bales gunnies, sundries.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-02

To Marry or not 60 Marry Way
Not? Serious Reflections for Young Men. in
Essays Of the Howard Association. on the Physi-
oiog Sal Errors. Abuses and Diseases induced by
ignorance Of Natures Laws, in the first age Of
man. Sent in sealed letter envelopes. free Of
charge, Address. DR.. J. SKILLIx HoUaHTOS,
Howard Association. Philadelphia. Pa
ian l5-3m
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AUGUST TRRM. ls5s.

William T. Roddy. Admir- Of Joseph Roiiy
deceased ys LarhRriah I hoddY 81 ais
an MOTION or COMPLAINANT. By HIS
~ Solicitor, and IL appearing 90 the Subtraction
~ the Court that the defendants Lacbariah T.
A. Wilson. Polite Ann Purcell Hiram Price
Ehlra Price. John III. Davis. Sarah Ann DAVIS
Harrison " Purcell. George l. Purcell and
Many Carpenter are non residents Of the state
q Tennessee. = that the ordinary process 81
the Law caunat be ed on them i a therefore
ordered b. the Coau that publication be made
in the Nashyilie Union and Dispatch. a news
paper babiiEhed Ia fhe city 81 Nashville. Tenn.
Tor tour consecutive weeks. requiring said non-
resident defendants o. appear before the Hon
cradle chauccTy Court Cor jackson county. AZ
the Court House ia 8uiusboro, on the secand
Monday in February. 1851 then and there 60
enter their defense 20 complainant bill, 90 the
same Nin BE- taken for confessed. ana SCI down
iar hearing payte - y them.
5Ens-SsW r. A. cox, c. and NJ.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-02
Notice of Dissolution.

1ME FIRM OF BOONE. -GIBLIN i MANS
i FLED has been this day dissolved BY mutual
cunsent, William Mansfield Withdrawing from
the fTm. The business, In future, will be trans
acted by A. n. Bo3ne aud Richard 9ibiin, under
the style Of Boone j Gibiin. An s-sets AID
liabilities Of the firm Of Boone. 8iblin 4 Mans-
Eeld are assumed b. the new firm Of Boone *
Giblin. A. r., BOOM.
Z. 0IBLIN
WM MANSFIELD,
Wills Point Benton CO.. Tenn. Jan I. 1871
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