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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-11
The Science of Health.
Every Man his own Physician.
HoLLoWAY's PILLS,
HnI nNvANSS nlNTM NT

Disorders Of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels
The Stomachis the great centre which influences the
Indigestion, offensive breath, and physical pros
raton are natural Consequence Allied to the brain,
complaints and undressing sleep. The Liver becomes
affected and generates bilious pains m the side,
&c. The Bowels sympathize by Costyeness, Darrhosa
aud Dysentery The principal acton q these Pls Is ON
cpate in their recuperative and regenerave operation.
ErysIpeIas and Salt Rheum
are two o thS i ~ ibss the Cintmsnt Il Is
pecaiy antagonstic its " nodus operandP Is hrst 70
eradicate the venom and then complete the cure.
bad Legs, Old Sores and Ulcers.
refused to Weld 10 any other remedy OF treatment have IN
vaTiaDy succumbed to few applications OF tins pOWeff
unguent. ....s.,
Arising from bad state of the blood chronic dis
eases eradcated and clear and transparent surface
surpasses many OF the cosmetics and other toilet app
ia its power to dspe rashes and oher dishgure-
''''-'S - '--0 Female Complaints.
dawn of m o S Turn az e hes9 ono
elnes display 50 decided an inienee that marked I'm
reliable remedy for all Glasses Of Females in every eond
ton of health and station of life.
Piles and Fistule.
Every form and feature OF these prevalent and
this emolient warm lamentations should precede its eP
plcaton. Its healing qualities vii be found to be
Both the Ointment and Pills should be used IN the FOL
touring cases:
bpnlons ouTnsi chsppea nancsi nsea1 g9uI'
salt rheum, scalds, skin diseases, sweed glands
legs breasts heads threats sores OF
ali kinds sprains stiff joints letter. ulcers, venereal
sores, wounds of all kinds.
CAUTION None are genuine unless the words
" HoLLowAY's NEW YORK AND LONDON" are discern
able wATERARK in every leaf of the book OF dIrec
tons around each pot or box the same may be seen plain
ly by HOLDING THE LEAF TO THE HIGHT "A handsome
reward will be given to any rendering such nforna
ton lead to the detection of party or parties
citing the medicines vending the same know
ing them to be spurious
=. Sold at the nanufactory of Professor HOLLOWAY
50 Maiden Lane New York, and by an respectable Drug
gss and Dealers in Medicine, throughout the civilized
world
- There is considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes.
B-Directons for the guidance of patients in every
disorder affixed to each pot and box
E Dealers in wellknown medicines can have show
cards, circulars, &c, sent FREE OF EXPENSE, by ad-
dressing Thomas Holloway, 80 Maiden Lane, n. Y a-A
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-11
LOOK! READII REFLECTIII
TIE PIONEER DOLLAR SALE!
TIE PIONEER DOLLAR SALE .
Best Inducements Ever offered!
Best Inducements Ever offered

We make this statement and are abls to back it
up with facts, namely
That zoe can and i0iH sell more Goods, and better,
for ONE DOLL4R, than anv other lEe concern in
the world. The reason Is plain to be seen WITH
very large CASH car ital, are enabled TO Ike p
agents in New York. Boston 81 d PhiIs delphis, who
are pIepTed at ali times 10 pick up any JOB lots Of
goods offered for CASH.
N. B.. Our Agents are not required TO psy one
dollar Tor their present ether concerns.
AGENTS wanted in every city. town and hamlet iD
the United Bates, to whom Offer the most lib
ersl inducements. Send for Circular. Address
8. C. THOMPSON & CO.,
90 HANOVER sT.,
BOSTON,, MASS.
mRr3l At
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-11

JUNIPER Tar SoAP-Is a certcin cnre
for ehsPped hands and an rouobneas or Irritation
OF the skin. eczema. ringworm, SAT- rheurn pfm-
pies. and All other eutaneous affections making the
Skin s0t and smooth Manufactured By Oaswell,
noVseow sb-
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-11
Cleanse the Blood.

Cleanse the Blood.
= ]. ]. ,. !. ! !. d.
w~ WITH corrupt or tainted blood, you
81 "a w are sick all over. It may burst
- - out in PInples, or Sores, or in some Oc-
k%-%SN - tive disease, or il may merely keep you
M #IA% listiess.depressad and good for nothing.
- NfsA fBut ron cannot have good health while
-A~<- - your blood Is impure. AxERs san
sAPARILLA purses out these impuri-
~ ties; Ii eXpels disease and restores
health and stimulates the organs Of me into vigorous
ton. Hence it rapidly a variety Of complaints
which are caused by impury the blood such as Scrofu-
Ia, or Kings Ev Turner'S, Ulcers Sores, Lrupaons, i'm
pies, Bloches Boils St AnShonyis Fire Rose Fry
sipeias letter or Salt Rheu, Scald Head Ring Worm,
cases such as Retention, irregularities, Suppression,
Whites Sterilty; also, Syphes Nenereal Diseases,
Liver Complaints and Heart Diseases. Try AYERS
SARsAPARILLA, and see for yourself the surprising &C
tvty with which Sisanses the blood sad cures these
During late years the public have been nisled by large
bottles pretending TO give quart Extract Of Sarsapas
ra for dollar Most of these have been frauds upon
the sckfor they not only contain If any Sarsapara-
but often curative ingredient whatever Hence, bitter
disappointment has followed the of the various
tracts Of Sarsapara which Hood the market, until the
itself has become synonymous with imposition and
cheat. still call tlis compound rsaparll,n and
intend to supply such remedy shall rescue the
have ground FOR believing IL hs virtues which r
ressble by the class OF diseases is intended to
We assure the sick that we otter them the best al
teratIve we know bow produce ana We 70 be-
yet discovered AVER CHERRY PICTORIAL is 50 univ5r
sally known 70 every Ot medicine for the
Of Coughs, Coils, Influenza HOarseness Group Iron
chts, lnclpient Consumption antfor the relief Of Con
is useless here recount the evidence Of its virtues
The world knows them
Prepared by DIR. J. c. AVER Co, Lowell, Mss, and
sold by all Druggists and dealers ia medicine evsrywh
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-11
PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE.

And feeling the hand time weighing heavily upc
them with ali its attendant ills win find u the Use
of this BITTERS. or the TONIC, an elixir that wi
nstiI new life into their veins. restore in a measu~,
the energy and ardor Of more youthful days. BULL
up their shrunken forms, and give health ant
happiness to their remaining years.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-11

We Manufacture all kinds OF oustom-Msds Goods
which We warrant In every respect IN Eastern
goods orr stock is large and com plete. Clip this
out for reference and cali and see us whsR in the
market
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-11

plant, Jaundice,
or Nervous Debili
rhoea, Disease Of
all Diseases arts
ordered Liver,
Intestines.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-11
DEBILITY,

Resulting from any Cause whatever /:
PROSTRATION OF THE SYSTEM.
incurred by Severe Labor. Hard
ships, Exposure, Feverss &C.
There is no medicine extant equal 70 these rene
dies in such cases. A tone and vigOr n impaired
TO the whole system, the appetite is strengthened
food - enjoyed, the stomach dgests promptly, TIL
blood IS purified The complexion becomes sour
and healthy, the yellow ringe Is eradieated from til
eyes, a bloom is given 70 the cheeks. and the wea
aud nervous invalid becomes a strong and health
being
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-11
READ THE nome TESTIMONY.

From Lester sexton, of Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE Jan. "a, 1868.
Asssrs. A. s. Keller Co Ne10 HaUesl, Conn:
Both myself and wife have used Goes Dyspepsia
Cure, and 10 mas proved perfectly satisfactory a.
remedy. have no hesitation IN saying that We
have received great benefit from its use.
Very II specially,
(Signedl LEsrER SEXTON.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-11

are as SURELY cured by this potent remedy as the
patient lakes IT, Although but two years before the
people, Whist is the verdict Of the massesp
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-11

twenty-five years since they were first introduced
into this country from Germany, durlng which time
they have undoubtedly performed more cures, and
benefited suffering humanity To a greater extent
than any other remedies known 10 the publlce
These remedies will ehectuailv cure Liver Com
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-11
From the Rev. l.. F. Ward, Avon. Lo.
safn Co. %.

The Rev. Isaac Aiken. Of Allegheny testihes that
il has cured him after all other remedies have
failed.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-11

Physicians. CIeroymen. Merchants, In short. Dys
peptlcs tbrougnout the length and bresdth of the
land, with one consent agree that il Sands to-day
~ the only knsWn
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-11
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
AND
H00FLAND'S GERMAN TONIC,

PREPARED BY DR.. O. NICHOLSON,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-11
Roy. La HolIand.s Lecture.

Il affords US real pleasure TO call at
tention to the lecture of this distinguished
young clergyman to be delivered at the
Masonic Hall tomorrow night especially
as he lectures for the benefit Of the Pro-
testant Orphan Asylum. To raise funds for
the maintenance and instruction of these
unfortunate children, the hall ought to be
densely crowded. We mistake the taste OF
Nashville if this is not made the great
occasion of the lecturing season.
This is Mr.. Hollands last appearance
before an audience of his native city for
some time to come. He goes from here to
Memphis, and thence to his pastoral charge
in Baltimore. All who have heard him
to a man and to a woman-will be there
edrlg tomorrow night. All who have not,
have no idea what an intellectual treat
they have missed, and may miss again
should they fail to attend the lecture.
Among he long list Of great orators
produced by the Methodist church in
America, not one has distinguished HIM
/ self so early in life as Mr.. Holland. Ht
| is the high-waler mark to which the elo
auence Of Young America has attained il
| the nineteenth century. Lecture fec
fifty cents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-11

Early yesterday morning Mr.. Avis, who
lives on The corner of Locust and College
streets, discovered a negro, named John
Graham, lOunging around his Prem'ses'
but did not suspicion anything. But alter
he had retired he heard a noise at the door
az if some one was trying to get in. lie
got up and went down stairs to see what
was up. The negro heard him coming and
skedaddled down the street. Mr.. Avis
started after a policeman, but before lie
had returned the negro again approached
the house. Mira. Avis saw him and recog-
nizai him; abe watched him until Mr..
Avis returned with the policeman and had
him arrested. A razor and false key was
found on his person. He was tried IN the
Commissioners Court aud discharged.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-11

BACoS.-Market firm al following quo
tat;ons Clear sides at l84c; shoulders
143@143c; country hams II and Isle;
choice sugar.cured canvased hams zig
ape; plain canvased Isle.
LARD-We quote in tierce 1S3@l93c
in kegs and cans 193@2O1c
CoRN.-The market continues dull. We
heard of sale, of 300 bushels new, de-
livered in depot, at 672c.
HAY.-We quote at S22@25 per ton.
FLoUR.-We quote superfne at 50 50;
family $40 5O@11; extra family $l1: fan
cy S12.
ToBAcCo.-Common, unsound, 35958c;
sound 6O97Oc; bright 809s1; light
pressed 81 fsurteens 659S0e.
DRYGooDs.-The trade for the past
week has been altogether satisfactory to the
iobber. The stocks continue good, without
any material change in prices. We
quote sheetings Ice; IS shirtings lac
"a do. 11913c; bleached dOmestics 10
@25c; Sea Island do. 12@18c; tick
ings 15@4Oc; plaid linseys 16925c;
plaid osnaburgs 1G@25c; jeans 18@7Oc;
satinets 4O@75c, with prints at the
following quotations: Wamsutta, Zoe; Ar
mold lie; American 13c; Dunnels BE;
spragues 13c; Spragues, pink, lac; Allen
I3c; Amoskeag 123c; Manchester l3c;
Glencove lie; Glendale, lie; Wauregan
12Ic; Mallory 12c; London Mourning l9c.
DRUGs AND DYE STUFFs-The week
closes brisk at the following quotations
for leading articles: Quinine 81 20
indigo, best, 81 GO per pound; mad
der zoe per pound; salts &c per pound;
bluestone l5c per h.; alum 7c per h.; cochi-
neal 81 65 per ID; Iodide potash St %
per ID; magnesia, curb, 50@6O per ID,
opium Sl3 % per h.; -four sulphur Sc per
h.; roll do. &c; gum camphOr 81 40 per ID;
copperas 394c per b.; assafostida $50
65c per 10.
Oms.-Market we'll stocked at the fol-
/. ,,,otag;0pa-
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more than estimated. Aaoat 284, 900 bales,
of which $4,000 are American.
Messrs. w. P. Wright & Co., of New
York, report the cotton movement last
week as follows:
Southern markets have presented but little
change; the buying for England is still quite
small. the limits of orders being too low. The
French and German buyers are operating with
more freedom, and they appear to be satisfied
with the present range of prices. Spain is in
the markets moderately she requires the better
grades. and buys early in the season. Our
domestic consumers continue their purchases,
but in more moderate degree. as their press
ing necessities ere relieved. The movement in
Liverpool on Saturday and yesterday has led to
IN increased business in the South.
Receipts at the ports for the week ending FRI
day last amounted to 5000 bales, against At, 100
and A, 900 in the corresponding week Of the past
two years The total since LIST September is
34 600 Last year same time. 10000; year be-
fore, 2ee. 900. The receipts are less than they
ought to be. held back, no doubt; until after the
election, which takes place to-day. After this
week we look for increased receipts at all the
ports. The arrivals at Memphis are large.
To Great Britain the cleaFances continue on q
very limited scrle, and from the small number OF
vessels loading in Southern ports must continue
to be so for some weeks. France is getting her
supply more rapidly. The export for the week
has been $1,000 bales, and the buying is going
more doing, and the clearances will soon be to q
fair extent. There are two steamers loading in
New Orleans for Liverpool, one for Hamburg
In Mobile, two for Liverpool. m Charleston
one for Liverpool.
The accounts to hand during the past week b.
mail and by telegraph continue of a favorable
nature. The recent cold weather did do harm
and we have since had fine weather for picking
AT no point has there been a frost severe enough
| tolnlare the plant. Even in Georgia and portions
/ OF Alabama the prospect has improved, and TIL
| yield will exceed the expectations Of few
/ weeks since. During the past two or thre,
| weeks we have not heard Of single complaint
| on the contrary, planters seem to be satisfied
not only with the result of their seasons indus
| try, but with the steady manner in which tn
| negroes have fulfilled their contracts. There
| 8 tendency everywhere to raise the estimate 70
| this years crop. 1t is not unlikely that Whe
| the crop is marketed the South will be richer i
| actual money than at any former period, whic
| fact will enable planters hereafter to exercis
more influence in the disposition of their croT
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New Advertisements.

1t will be seen that the publisher of the
Nashville City Directory, Mr.. E. D. King,
announces that the volume for 1869 will be
ready about the Let of March. This, the
9Th annual issue, will be more full and
complete than its predecessors, which have
given such general satisfaction, and which
have been so useful to the business COM
munity. Every year cit is enlarged, more
copies demanded, and the advantages to
advertisers increased. See his card.
The Georgia Home Insurance Company
present their card this morning. P. p.
Peck, agent
To-day is the second Of Yeatmau,
Shields & Cos great continuation sale of
dry goods, clothing and varieties.
Anderson, johnson & Smith offer most
desirable real estate in Edgefeld, on Tues
day, the 18th inst A splendid chance to
get city property without city taxes.
The stockholders of the City Building
and Loan Association are requested TO
meet this afternoon at the office of C. w.
Nance, Eco.
Broom.makers will find employment at
good wages by application at Cheatham,
Woods & Cos, corner Of College and
Church streets.
Vanderbilt & Bro'p, New York, offeI
superior garden seeds etc.
Jacob THEM has a forced auction SALE
to-day of seasonable goods.
The A. Baker is the boat tomorrow.
See Notice Of final discharge in Bank
ruptcy.
Singleton, at the Post office, has GOdey's
Lady's Book, Harper's Bazaar, and thu
Waverly Magazine.
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WHIsKY-Recti6ed proof at 81 30@
l 40; Robertson county 81 90@2 80.
PowDER-BlastiDg SIS 5096; Rife
81 50@S.
soAP-CommOn bar 7@9cper lib. fancy
per box S294 so.
PoULTEY.-Chickens command 16, is,
and 20 cents apiece, or S2@2 25 per dOz.
from wagons. Ducks are in demand at 20
and % cents apiece, or s. PEI doz.
BUTTER-In demand at 25@30c per
pound.
EGas.-Dealers are offering 10000 per
doz.
POTATOES Irish potatoes command 70
@S0c per bushel; sweet potatoes S0cC9S1.
SUNDRIEs.-Blacking per doz., 40@75c
Wsshboards So per doz. Buckets, per
doz., 2 75@3. Tubs "a 1905 per nest
Starch &c per ID. Snuff s. per box; Gar
rett's packed. Matches (Richardson's) So
per case of six caddies. Pepper SIZE,
Spice Sc Ginger 25c- Oysters So 5Oper
case for lb cans, So IS per case for 2 ID
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locks of Cotton in Interior Towns.
THE COTTON MARKETs.

Mobile, Nov. :.
Cotton in good demand, and market quiet and
fra: sales 1900 bales; receipts 1913; middlngs O.
Savannah, NOv.7.
Cotton opened quiet and closed better; mid
dlings 2334924; sales 500; receipts DjS.
Augusta, Ga, Nov. :.
Cotton closed weak sales S0l; receipts 40;
middlings 22G.
Charleston, Nov. Z.
Cotton dull; sales 200 bales; middling5 231E;
closing irmer; receipts lO2g exports coastWlse
9l5.
Macon. Ga, Nov. :.
The market was very quiet to-day and trans
actions light. Holders refuse to accept the de-
cline in prices of the last few days. The demand
for good cotton still exists, but 1t would take
something very fine TO bring q cents, the price
for which holders seem TO contend. We quote
middlings at &c.
Columbus, Ga, Nov. Z.
Some sales were made at pc in the morning.
The market weakened after the reception of the
noon dispatches from New York and Liverpool.
The following were ruling quotations: Ordinary
5000; good ordinary 2J5g92l; low middling
2I1z922; Northern middling 2274. Market dull.
Atlanta, Ga, Now.
Little doing. The market closed firm a. PC
Memphis Nov
Our market has been moderately active. bu.
sales were restricted by the meagTe stock on
hand unsold, which hardly exceeds 1000 bales
There was less doing towards the close. but
prices were much the same during the entire
day, Fine grades are IN better demand than
low ones. The money panic in New FORK has
also affected sales to some extent. Many orders
held here were suspended for the present, or
until the excitement IS allayed IN the East
Several large lists were sold during the day.
however. upon a basis Of 2219c lar Middlings-
Cincinnati, Nov. z.
There is little demand from manufacturers or
shippers but the offerings are light and prices
are unchanged. We quote ordinary at Zle,
good ordinary at 2lc. low middlins at 23@22'2c'
and middIing at 2392314c per ID.
Louisville, Nov. :.
Att the regular auction sale today, sale Of %
bales was reported, and the following quota
tons given: middlag DC, low mi1dling 2O3sS
2lc ordinary 2O4e.
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From The above it appears that while
the deposits are two and quarter millions
less than last year, loans are nine millions
and specie three million six hundred
thousand larger. The excess Of legal
reserve including specie is "a, 24l $50 less
than last year, while legal tenders proper
show falling off of the large sum of S.
373,676. The capital Of the New York
National banks on October l, 1865,
was S74;557, 700; to this add present
deposits, and We have 5O,ll4,4l8, show
ing that the loans exceed deposits and
capital combined by S6,497,773. With
singing it would seem incumbent
upon the banks to take early means to
strengthen themselves.
Liverpool advices report the sales Of
cotton for the week ending the 9th inst. at
I2l, 900 bales, of which $1,000 were for ex-
port, 26,0O0 on speculation, and $4,000 to
the trade. Stock in port 900 bales, of
which $4,000 are American, nearly $4,000
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-11

Ore of The most interesting family re-
unions that has ever taken place in Mid
die Tennessee will be witnessed 10 Will
Hanson county to-day. After the lapse Of
thirty years, twelve brothers and sisters,
having been scattered throughout the
Southern country, all come together once
more at the old family homestead, four
miles east of Franklin, to live over again
the unforgotten past-io mingle their tears
of Joy and gratitude that they are all spared
to meet once more around the native family
6reside, though the veneratsd father and
mother have passed away from earth to
their promised reward They are the
children of that most exemplary Christian
and worthy citizen William Thomas, de-
ceased, and are named and reside as fol.
lows:
Robert S Thomas, Brownsville, Ten
ne5see.
John H. Thomas, Brownsville, Ten
nessee.
Samuel n. Thomas, Franklin, Tennessee
William B. Thomas, Brownsville, Ten
nessee.
Mrs. Sarah ". Jamison, Murfreesboro'
Tennessee.
Mrs. Eliza B. King, Searcy, Arkansas.
Hon. Dorsey B. Thomas, Johnsonville,
Tennessee.
Richard G. Thomas, Brownsville, Ten
nessee.
Rev. WoodIiffe Thomas, Austin, Texas.
Atha Thomas, Esq, franklin, Tennessee.
DR.. David H, Thomas, Lanefeld, Ten
nessee.
Mrs. Mary A. Pope, franklin, Tennessee.
These nearly. all bring along with them
their companions, and many of them their
children, and some of them their grand
children, to brighten the chain and
strengthen the bonds of affection that hold
together, as'Cne, this most interesting, use
ful and happy family, with whom, in years
gone by, We spent many, very many
hours, the happie4t of our life We shall
be with them 10 day in spirit, and We wish
their cup full of joy! Long may they
live to bless society with their good ex'
ample.and public spirit
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-11
Harry Robinson, the great mimic, al
he Academy Of Music.


Governor Brownlow wants few thou
sand dollars appropriated by the Legisit-
ture for improving and ornamentiug the
grounds Immediately around the Capitol
He thinks such work would give employ
mont 10 many who need it, and have a
tendency to augment immigration into the
State. The work ought certainly to lie
done, hut We are not able to zee how the
proposed improvement would materially
bear upon the tide Of immigration, 50 far
az Tennessee is concerned. Just laws
Justly administered would much sooner
accomplish the increase Of population
secmingly desired by Governor Brownlow,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-11
Thieves Again on the War Path


On Monday night last, the residence OF
F. r. Cheatham, North Nashville, was
entered by burglars, who resorted to the
same old trick OF cutting out 4 slat in The
window shutter in order TO gain access TO
the window fastenings. The house was
thoroughly rsnsacked, and fine watch be-
longing to Mr.. Cheatham stolen. Other
articles Of valne were left in their proper
places.
On the same night, the identical party no
doubt paid a visit to the residence Of J. H.
Buddeke in North Nashville, where they
also procured a watch belonging to Mrs
r. Here, also, other valuable were un'
molested.
On the same night sa express wagon be-
longing to J. w. Walker, who has q
grocery store on Cherry street below Broad
was carried of.