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StQURs aud Utu aEatE,
NV y. MARVIN M. IA So1rT1

w L.MARVIN, No. so. South
w i'e Public fquare, having been Fast and
4eected from all th rrinciral Stove FoundTihs aud
rouse urnishipg Establishments Of Troy, lbany,
approved varieties Of
s T o E s,
9T Cooking, ParlOr and Heating purposes, and also
all ef the most
Useful ARTICLES of House Furnishing Goods.
for purchasing Stoves OF Cleveland manuteoiJre De.
euliarlT adapted to this market. Also his arrznFe
msnta with cincinnati, 70 b weekly supplftd with
all the newest and most beautiful styles OF
ENAMELED CRATES.
yhish with bis .ong experience OF IS years in this
city in.his business .bes him 10 offer 10 bis M
merOus hiends and the trast Of mansind'' In gene
raj the Greatest inducements in T gard to quality
aas prices I9r then g purcn goods in his line
THE "DISPATOH COOKING STOVE"
most DURABLE, EOOEOMIOAL, QUICK and
PERFEOF operating Stove In the marEst, as thons-
ands Of HOusekeepers in this city and surrounding
country VINO are daily using the Stove, viii testify.
BE has also large variety Of sther New Styles q
COOKIAG STOVES, Is we'll IS
PARLOR, HALL AND OFFICE STOVES,
Both for Wood and Coal, Of ... b..
J CLEVELAND AND OrHER MANUFACTURE.
BE mar nufsctures and has foi sals at wholesale
and retail, az kinds Of Plain and Jspanned Tin,
Copper and Sheet Iron Ware. His stock Of House
furnishing Goods,
AerbIs Magtles and EadmeEe7 GTatss,
Is large and complete in style and finish.
- AN sTe nlo-t cordially invited 70 eaIl before
purcha. ing Ell eEhero, and Judge for themselves,
and 81 ltisfseFioR is EHaTeRteed atthe
EF0 0HE + CRATE EMPORIUM
10. 80, south Side Public Square,
Bsp36 Olesaiand, Ohta-
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80ar6img,

DOARDINa HOUsE---T q =
- uarisr No a Public Square, and hy the
5t5,e fhSrsh--ono 81 the ploasantost locatlonI IN
~ citT-hn8 been tho-oughlT rela!9sos end q no
49,, - RoardsrE Families Wi3hing 70 furnish
tbqir oyTu rooms can bo gmmooated Win lareo
~ eonVsnisnt rooms and bed-room1 and Single
Roorderg and Day BoardorB VIII md good aocoaEnc.
SSsions On rensOnable terms. Reiarelceg given and
TsaEirsd UoER25l s. ". BURRlTI.
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MAEHooD-HoW LOsT-HoW REsToRED.--
Just published in sea'ed EnvelOpei price oenta,
4 Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and radical
Ours Of SvurEatorrhma or Seminal Weakness In
volrntsry Emissions, Sexual Debility, and Inped-
Imsnts 70 Marriage generally, Nervousness, Con-
uznption, Epilepsy and Fits Mental and Physieal
Ineapsoity, resulting from self-Abuse, &c.-By
ROBH. }. OULVERW WELL, N. D, Author Of the
GHnEE BeoE, &C.
"a Boon 20 Thousands Of Sufferers" sent under
sal IN plain envelope, to any address, POST PAID,
"a rsOelpt Of ak cent?, two postage stampes ~
Dr. Oh. J q. KLINE,
~ BoEsry, New Torz, Post once Box. a5e6.
Sspe6d Vs6S
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- Harper's Weekly. N. Y. Illustrated,
Frank Leslie, Vanity Fair, N. Y. Weekly
Waverly Magazine, and all the late Boston,
New York and German papers for sale at
Bakers News Rooms, opposite the post-Office.
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GanfeEtiolleEa.
100 BARRELs APPLEs==
BALDwIEs,

ANERIoAH BEAUTBs.
~ GRE8HTEGs,
BELMoNFs,
RUisErIs,
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vEssELs PAnsuD.-Ths OllOwins vessels passed De
nit ON the pa:

troit on the 2ld:
Bound Up-stsamer Cleveland; propeller susque-
hsnna: brig lowell
Canaja w s. Piersou, Ocean Wave, J. Sweeny
briVs Pilgrim, Banner, Ocean Eagle; boomers
Il Hart, W. Craig, Wings Of the " ind, I 10; 2
Watson. FarIe " ing, Marior EaRs'', COlli gwpo
MeIro5e O. O. TrUwbridRe. Joseph Grant, CONTEXT
ri = Allen, Mary Collins, WesL Wind, K 3. Hut,
hard Midnfchf C. N. johnson, 0rioie, Wings 'i
me Mcrniog, Metrop LIS, George eteel, Curiiss
Mann RRyn0r, SesbiCd, Whits tQuall, Berlin.
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THE STEAMER GE0RGE AIoEFArr.-The Kingston
WhiZ pays the steamer GeOrPe Mofatf was got on
the rocks at Long Point on Monday night, aod was
brought down here yests' day. she now lies at Hat
ter's Bay. for the owners have allowed her 10 re-
main under water for 3 few days until the Eeatn
down to the Marine Railway fl repairs.
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ALOAbu uol rum 4dnh We n
L -rr. CHAPIEs II-INKz: -
We viii now shin the scene, AMI take the back
Or in the vords of the author ven go thres years
/. back; ...r.. tt
on the coast Of Spai', with ne er gss Eght;
Aud here wi u yeut utUre word or two.
t. teach our CITY Council what they should do.
Ould be m de 10 light mp tbs whole coHst Of pain,
That vessels tfat go rom this land Of the free
~ sail on dark nj shts on its shores in SAT ";
And our Council shoul pass sush Law right away,
And compel the Gas Company said Law to obey.
A clipper ship Iadeo with slaves and white beans,
From OEfor1 county did go,
And when che was ne pnsO Lon ness Isle,
she struck and al sO1ls went heloEt
les, ., cry one on that doomed ship
Thai night found wattry grave,
Saw, tha, coptain's far daughter, lo!5ly young
wh0 sheet of sheet IRON cid save
The lovely IneE the faIr maiden's name,
y as a beautiful e ri of 81 gtesn;
Her hair Il wss auburn some called Is bright red,
And her eyes were kind Of blue GREEN
Anu she had an advantage whi-h most iolEs have
For most folks can tes but ons way, ~
WhiIe sue, the fair lnez, q m not max 'ng fGn,)
OoulI a; once Ese two ways for sunday. E..
o, pe.ie,t beau y was ihs fair Inez,
WaddleOl No. walked ke q fat Rrli rUck,
as in silence abe SANG Of her ducei hard luck
% tS Se'by 5ysa1ss me- 2aebs bo9! on o ef5 y me aAk
Aud III " ar b. gJly, Ill never more leave
MY own nap pJ ho-lne a AIN
lFO BIZ oJETNUFD NEXT wEEK.l
But Il our readers should vish to know more be.
fore that t5sg Sa2 a. 90 n S e nE at Svs
now on md the best stock Of
FALL AND WATER CLOTHING, ~
for Men and d ys' wear. that has ever been sx hb.
tied 10 cleveland. We hav5 also on hand a large
seek Of
MILITARY CGoTHs AND GAssIAEBE3,
MILITAkY sTkAPE,
ARMY ThUNkS,
CAMP BLAkkErS, sc 30,
/ which we will roll cheap Tor cash at
ISAAC A lsAACs'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
sOIs Agency for the sale OF Singers CelslTstsd
SEWING KA GHLREG
AND
sTORR'S AUT0HAT0N PRBSSAAE.
Corner Of Union and Superior streets.
- rooV OT5gg F1R TJTyE gTAFTg sSpa
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C. c. O.-Oary's Cough Curo. dso1ssl,
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/ a FfIEKD IN EEED. TRY Z

: =
On EWHEE'B 1aTA1LIsEH LIEIHENT L prepared
hom sha recipe Of DE. Stephen Sweet, OF Con-
usosut the Ereat bonesgttsr, end hsG beor used In
~ pEaccs sor the lsst twenty years with the most
ussonlshing Enooeal. Az N eEtarnsl remedy it iI
0ithoat rival, and win alsyiats pain moro speed
Y tAsn other Frslsration. Tor al Bheamatie
"a HarRoEs DIsordsrs SC IS truly niAlible, and a.
sn-afiVo for Sores, WoEndzs sPrsinH, Br1isoas &c,
. Goothing, healing and pOSz >riui strengthening
lEspsrtiss, excite the ust WonOsr and astonlhmert
q Al Who have sTer given It trial OVer nur
aundrsd csrtncascs Of remarkable cures, psriormsd
oTff Tffhin ths lnEf tWe yearHs attest thiE faot
. E5f sais b GtroaF ATmgtfong and Wm. ftska.
~ rlivrrtiaeuIerf-r eeua7-h26nAW
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RAMBo,
SNOW APPLES.

SNOW APPLIES,
FOB SALE By TIE BARREL Oh BUsHEL.
MOULD & HOGAN,
oetZi:s59 Cor Ynelid q ana Pub. squsrs.
1OHN SCH HRlR
HAVING REMOVED TO HIS INV ou1zTEns,
No. 20 LYMAH's BLOCK.
(Opp5.i;s tao Court House, Pub. SquIs.)
is yregarsd reosiEs tbs calls Of hiI n1sndl ana
thg public at large.
EYerTthing in the line Of CorfsofionsrT 3 kspt e
HHOLE5A ALE AND RETAIL a. usual
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE
. veil as the choicest eatablss served uD e 10,
0ent's notice.
DINNER Is sERVED DAILY
iof the aocommodation Of persons having businels
at tas Court HOusa.
EHFNsF'P Ale ~ DRAUgHF
IhPERIAL JELLV Gun DR1Ps-supari5r 10
eA' -nins n TIE Nonieol1onerg nesusi CT Cd b.
JOIN sOaRlhk.
- LOOK OUT FOR TaE TAFFEYTH
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.Gnaf.

TOAEI -OU1LII GOAL III
- JOnta' Cogl Tsrd Rive- street, pear tbe lover
LHlPPE "a, AHTHRAOlTEs shIFHIhG and
other ,loela, ~ low scts-
rromut atusnti0n. Z. P. JONES,
ootl2 $50
n - e. WALLACE
G0KEI COKEtl O0KElll-W.
NH WALLACE son Manufactures Of O0k :
ron tns pure
HAMH0HDsYILE STRIP VEIN 90 Al
aIso--Dealers in said Goa, for smIfhing and Do,
uastio Purposss VIII hii ordrrs ior the ceiebIated
WFFERsoN TIRE BRICK,
GIBE OLAHt lSTguns,
Chimney TOPa.
WATER Pipe
VIZ. WALLACE sQS,
HamrnondsFtIla. JeGarao1 Coz y.
- ION Q. 4 p. EGilrOad.)
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

@a- Stark Mills Bags and Flour Stacking
ct IS9 and 141 Water street.
Oct. II-lm-S6l. ALooTr ( HoRToN.
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TVHESE J JUSTLY CELEBRATED
PILLS are sure cure toE
gapsF gangiags.
100 GOO ROLLS WALL RAPEi


War has been declared aad Secession 3 the ordO
Of the DAY, and now Is the time tor all hdg house
kesPsrs % asosde from dirty and smoky gallq, and
eoarco on them with 3 rulh, neg WA IL PAPkLlt
: reby improving their homes, and most q ellithe
: Jre HEALTHT.
I00, eco ROLLS NOW READY
for salo at n. Carson Co., l8s, Sup8ri0r St, and
20 low thst AL can get them.
TIE COST Is MERE NOTHING.
We are now ready 70 sell French, EEElish and
American wall papers from 81 to IS per cent below
peeTisus prices, and would most respectfully invite
al TO look IN upon stock before bugtngi iof IN
quality OF goods and the lenFth Of psecssi We ceF
give the utmost satisfaction. Or goods coming ql-
reotly from the fsctOyiel, thereby laEe one pFt
Also largo assortment oi ShaeFa o. s'sRy 'afie-
GOLD BANDS, sc. 40,
| Also lust oponsd q bcsutifnl lgt q
@ o r n / O e 5
with Bands, Lool &C., 70 aateb, OOids and Tal.
| selS in endless riety.. Paper HAnginG done 81
short notice bYsxForiencsd yorkrer1 1end g reason.
/ abs rata ,-,-,- .,., =,
ir1 Nd ySTaishing at far and rsmunezAtive rates.
III. CARS1E q 20.
n. 3. To Dealers Vs would Invite th0iE aitsatiOB
/ n anr larRe stN4t ~er"
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TELEGRAPHTC.

lEAEORAPHlCs
THE KILLED, WOUNDED AND MISSING
AT EDWARDS FERRY.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR SHELL.
ING PENSACOLA.
HOW 1T WAS PREVERTED.
The Pacific Telegraph Com
pleted.
DISPATCH FROM SAN FRANCIsCO TO
NEW YORK. Ia
SAN FRANCISCO TO CLRYEL AND,
GREETING.
GREETING ACROSS TIE CON-
TINENT. n @
Capture Of Forty-Five Rebels.
in Kentucky.
RRTREAF or zOLLICOFBER.
CARD FROM JOHN c. BRECKIERIDGE.
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county.

Company G. is not yet organized, but it
will have its full complement in a few days.
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Last Nights Report.

Sickness and Deaths in the Rebel Arm,
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A X. REDING, AGENT, Is STILL
n at the old stand, No. Is Prospect st.. N K
ing OTHE5 TO order at the lowest cssn prices TOT
t11sa who furnish the own matslia - ndTespect:
fully soliels the pat oaEge Of his customers and
those " no USUALLY furdi6h their own goods
po,,. C,ofhin0 Oct3
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GlgtAtng.
HE FAIR Rz;
OHAPTFH II-INEH.

On TIE LONE LADY OF THE CRIMSON CLEFs
CONTINUED rom last We k)
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n l. 0 T II L N q
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

ovine 70 the pressure Of the times We have deter
mined 10 ssll our large sJock Of Resdy Msde Clote;
ing for CASH ct q very small advance OF Original
vs7s The Custom Department, under the s1pervis-
ion Z he renowned Cutter, air. q. W. AlexsndeT
Is fsd with the best assortm5nt Of OlothsI Oassl-
meres, Beavers ami Yes1ugs.
- Military Uniforms made TO order at short no.
tica on reasonable terms.
etc., ETC., -lWays on hRad. ,r.,r,y
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MIsCELLANEoUs.

We clip the following items from the Detroit Ad-
vertiser OF the 25sh.
FaEIaHT Ear La superior is fast aocumulatinf
on the docks Of Brady Co., and Williams 4 70
and it Is more than probable that steamer bount
for the aboys points, will for the remsining tips
be freighted to their utmost capacity. The ilinois
which eft last evening. was detained here one day
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OlIIOLII IND NUNIILlLINMI
Of every variety, and also WhoGsals daaidf7 IN Or
ANGEst LEMONS, BANANAS and FOREIGH
4S-OIGARS Of the chsica6t brands can slIsy1 =
lound. iylEF.iT
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T7HF BEST ARTIFIOIAL HELP
70 7za HOMAN sIGRT EVR IETMEDi

~es~
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Jas. sAEFExT,

Agent for Linus Yale, Jr., + Co.,
Of Shelburne Falls, Mass.
Cleveland, Oct. rs, 1881.
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Capture Of Forty-Five Rebels
in Kentucky.
RRTREAT or zOLLIOOFRER.

oARD FROM JoHN 9. BREOKINRIDGE
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GREETING ACROSS TIE CON.
TINENT. II @
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CiONRECTIONEKY & FRUITS.
AOULD : BUKSER
lS6 SUPERIOR ST..
s CLEVELAND, OaIO.

Since tbs destruction Of our stand, No. "a su-s,
nor srrooti We have taken the large and conodio11
bnlldfng. No lS5 superior Street. and lifted is N n
styis sup9rioT - anything n th. city.
OU r p LOR8
B0r the serving Of Cakes, Ofeans Soda, AZ On ~
second noOr, are large, airy and Eght, and nsafiv
tarnished, and With facilities We can asrs our
ol9tolnars thst Ws can serve them IN mush bosisF
style than formerly
10 connection with thu Wholesale and Retail
FRJlT AND CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS,
We are prepared 70 supply
WEDDINGS AND PARTIES
% the entire sstsaction or OnstomsrI, with sFeFy
article needed on such occasiona.
Our stock Ok sansas, Pickles Preserves, and Frss1
and win Be kept IN constant supply, Of ths VsrT t
quality only. = =
DUB SODA PoJETAIN
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LNNGLISH Ii A 1 Il BKUssti ~
IL Tooth Brushes Nall Brush-ss Flesh Brushes,
Ivory Combs, Dressing t;oCu5s, &c. a coed a779r4-
nest and bsEu i.ul styles Of tie ab.Ts eood1 fuSt
recelgtQ q by +. A. PALmEH,
o5t14 Cor. Erie 4 prcanaef Et7
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%LooK our F0R TaE TATTEY.pa
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The Pacific Telegraph Com
pleted a.
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HoW IT VAS RRETEETED.
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THE KILLED, WOUNDED AND MISSING
AT EDWARDS FERRY.
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asuupDli8d. a. sna sHRh ri 6o20T aSS ais IA.
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MOULD Z HOGAN,
Cor Ynelld :. ana Puh. sau,rs.
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@rngs aud alRaifinFs.

TAQUES EXTRAUT OF T'POND
" LILY."-A fresh supply Of this bsantful Per.
Aulne llaE recstYed % i. A. PAlMRd,
octz4 Cor. Bic B Prnlnact ll1-
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n E w q . y X ;

n E w q q - X >.
~ HAeAN CO. have just reserved IA. fsuo-issBs
Secession. Coercion and civil War; EAasos
Of 1851.
A Message from the Sea. c'OtA, vol siss
The Fossed Path: novel By EiISis callhas.
Author Woman Ia White, &c etc.
Father, Son and the Pope; pp. IS cents
For sale =. HASAN co.
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asa wthOrn" for ease 10 a Coed
Tenant.

Desire 70 place ny late residence 1s vest 81 Pub
Nc Square IN the hands good Tenant for series Of 80
upon very easy terms Tks premises certain about y
superior SOIL about half 10 cutSs'9a the halsI
bias The house with ptrches, e1es1 saE
eTvsnts houses stab e, we'll ke al cozfOrtAh
To the dar5sneI TIE DaTlnHD g. usnan. lestnf
quiet and retired spot bis aniy free nom Ire heas ara 40
Of the toEn can ne place fer rent Ia tAe ysfy as
Vile offers Euperi attractions
To the right Dan I will maize the terms acceptable
No. az. Cherry stress guGRNR UNDERWOOD
decLs-N
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DECISIONS OF THE sUPRENE Court
0FFTCLAL


decisions OF Shs Supreme Court OF the
state OF Tennessee at Nashville. De-
OcAber Term, 1860.
Darden Extr Of H. Hatcher deed Hatcher and others
The complainant is executor of the will of Henry
Hatcher, deceased and the defendants the lega-
tees under SAID viii
Tie fund appropriated By the testator for the
payment OF the debts of his estate turned to be
inadequate for that purpose. 10 considerable ex-
tent And the executor calls upon the court TO de-
clare, out Of which fund the deficit shall be made
up
After providing for the payment Of debts and
funeral expenses. out of any moneys that might
come to the hands Of the executor, the second
clause of the viii gives TO Jane s. Langford. three
slaves, under certain qualifications not material 20
DO now noticed.
The third clause directs the executor to sell the
tract Of land owned by the testatsr Of about Two
hundred acres; one-third Of the purchase money 20
be paid down, and the remainder 10 De paio In TWO
annual installments.
The fourth clause gives to testatorS SISTER, oaihe
Organ, $3000-in money to be paid OUT OF the pro
ceeds of the sale of said land, by the executor 20
be invested in such property as she needs, and at
her death. the property to be divided equally among
her children"
The fifth clause gives 10 testators neiee, Mary 5.
Hatcher a negro man named John, also the sum Of
$500, out of the proceeds Of said land
The sixth clause gives to bis nelce, Jane hatcher,
$1,000, out of the proceeds Of said land lmmedi
aiey foosinz This last bequest. the VIII proceeds
1.-The remainder Of the money from tne SAFE OF iAna
if any, to be divided equally between my two nei-
ces Mary S. Hatcher AID Jane Hatcher, being the
same two neces to whom the two immediately pre-
ceeding beque,t' were made.
TIE seventh clause, gives to Eli2aoetn Ann latch
er. the stock on the farm farming implements, and
growing crop. .
The ninth clause, gives to Benz. +. Hatcher his
| nanhexv his stock IN the Louisville and Memphis
Railroad, amounting to $1,000.
And lastly, J. t. Darden is nominated Executor Of
the will.
The Chancellor. upon the foregoing will decreed
that the teetator having disposed Of his entire estate
specifically. and there being resldusry fund, out
Of which the debts could be paid that the entire
estate must contribute TO the payment of the debts
that is, all the egstees under the will must eontrl
bate ratably Il appears that the tract Of land soa
for S., and after satisfying the three sgacies Oh
rected to be paid ont Of this fund, there remains
surplus Of g. which, By The VIII y oiree'eN "
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The Louisville Journal of the 2s.h, publishes the
following letter from Gov. MoREHEAD, of Ken
lucky:
To the Editors of the Louisville Journal:
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SPECIAL N0TICE.-The UsIoE AMERICAN o c01ducs
Cd strctiy S0n tAe CAsH syste Az papers dscona
ued at tie respiration Of e time for scc they h1ce os
paid. Subscribers oi Do D1ea s1esr subscription
dbo1s 70 epSre BY Lkey papers; md ~
less s s6scrtptSoa % tie Paper ci be discounts
eed Tais q rule from DASc there 1ciH Be dspdTtsrs
RdtcA for t6s marx, and reelo v0gr subscriptions
Weekly UNION AHERIcAH o. per Ia GdCdacs
hi Weekly Unox AND ANGLICAN % per daHsEa az Gd-
vdacs.
Subscribers desiring their papers changed must mention
the Post Once from, we'll sshe to- which they desire s
change to be made
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DR J. Il. mcLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINZ
WENT.
The best External in the world for Man OF

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