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P0aT.0FFICE TINaE.TABLE.
1868 sUEKER ARRANGEMENT 1885
FOB TIE
Arrival and Closing Of Mails
AT THE
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,
f1,,,,,,r,.f,,- A --s1 9oFl, roe9

Es5-A Mails will be opened and ready for delivery
hour after arrival Of trains.
B5-All Mails close one hour before departure
trains.
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives at i5 A.M l;40 4:55P M.
Eastern Wsy arrives at 9:55 A. M.
Western Through arrives al $50 NJ, and q:25 P. n.
Western Way arrives at 3 20 P. IL.
Sandusky Way arrives at 9.25 A. n.
Cincinnati rough arrives at 9;45 A. M, 335 P. M
do Way arrives at y:55 ? N.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at 9l5 P. N.
do Way arrives az 30 A M.
Mehoning Way arrives at 7.05 NJ.
MedinRy Way arrives at 400 p. NJ.
BOckpOrt, &C., arrives Tueadays Thursdays and Sat
urdays at IL M.
Brecksvile, Bath &C., arrives Mondays and Fridays
Rt5P. NJ.
Sharon Center Granger North Royalton, &c, arrives
Mondays and Fridays at P NJ
Warrensville arrives daily at lO:l5 A. M.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily at A. n.
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READY. MADE CL0THINe.

hEt48E .SlES0G Ss9 s- .slae@&
NEW STYLES OF
Coatings, Vestings & Paintings,
OF foreign and domestic makes, for the Custom Trade
at [mai5l S MANd'5. l62 Sop 3rlor st:
LyOR THE Wholesale TRADE
Z On had, very large and elegant stock Of
READY-MADE CL0THIN9,
FURNISHING GOODS
AZ ve-v low prices s. MANN,
mSl5 1852 superior-st., OPP. Bank-st.
n HAVE JUST MANUFACTURE
I'D aud now on exhibition, a large assortmento oil
LIGHT CASHMERE COATS, PANTs AND VESTS.
They are Of the bst material and made in excellent
style [msi5l S MANI. SO Uperi r-st.
.VyHE POET ON A TRAIN; Oh,
The Romance OF the Railroad.
81 the Author Of Z" Fair Inez," 1.-THE Prince Of
Wales, :" The Ghost Hunters" &C., &o'
UHAPTEB Wall ABOARD.
Loud laughed when on the platform,
Bat, EFas all within my sleeve,
Did he landlord 50 deceive;
So / said "GoW Mr.. Landlord,
You, Sir, too, ahaB have your day,
As pseped 10 al the window
And saw him receive his pay.
he his pay had all collected -.
Ere the olkswere near half done,
Quickly "All aboard ~ / shouted,
And made all the people ran
Out they rushed, ell mad as blszes,
SWOre the landlord was cheatl
Aud with the railrccd had combined
That they should not half cat.
But the man Whe was the msdest,
Was the one who next me sat,
When DER his person ne had spilled
The coutent5o HIS hat.
ftOu army once in Flanders"
Our army in the South,
Would blush TO hear the cnrses-i
That proceeded from his mouth.
He swore on me he'd take revenge,
And was bound 70 have my life,
So he seized rom OF the table quick
The landlords carving knife,
And with the knife in hand to nnd me-
He looked msdly through the carr
While WAS IN the depot hids
Enjoying a segar.
When he saw he could not find me,1
After looking through the trsin,
into the dining room he ran,
And toCk my seat again
In the cars, which started on then,
And left him soon behind,
Looking vainly in each corner
Of the depot me TO md.
[TO BE Continued
In the meantime would announce to the public
that have brought home from the East the largest
and most superb stock Of fashionable
WINTER CLOTHING,
for Men and Boys wear that has ever been In
Made Clothing surpasses anything in the State. As
I buy and sell for cash only, wholesale and retail
purchasers will do well to call at
Isaac A. Isaac's Union Hall,
Sole Agency for Of Celebrated Sewing
Machines, StOrrs Automaton Pressman, and
strongis Patent Army Bed-Trunk.
R-Oorner Superior and Uniop-Sts-
49, Look outfor the GIANTS
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SHIRTS AND COLLARS

SHIRTS AND COLLARS,
and aesirous Of having those that will SET WE'LL
and LUCK NEAT, are invited 70 leave their Ordsrsat
FEPPE FRS,
where they onn depend upon being Suited None but
the BEST GOODS are used, and Thorough Work
Guaranteed.
DIRECTIONS FOR EtsUREMENT--For Neck. take
the number Of in hes Oup1 (A). To- Sleeves, take
from centre of back ~ 10 bend o. elbow &C. the nee
to extreme end Of c tDl, ghe arm being in the psi
tiOn shOwH IN tn engraving These arr all The meas
urements required.
WARRAN GOOD FIT.
BB-Tbe Ca h to be paid to the Express Company on
receipt Of goods.
l.. A, KEPPNER.
Agent Of the Cleveland shirt and collar Mfg Co.,
LEMAN'S BLOCK, Nos. and 3, tup stsirs) Cleve-
LAM, Ohio, three doors from the Court House,
Public Square. mayl5-1s4
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PALM LEAF HATS AND SHAKER HOODS, at
wholesale and retail at prices that defy cOnapeti-
tion. DbCKAND 4 EN- 4LEHART,
Rpr23-R2S l54 Superior-st-, OPP. Weddell
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REAL ESTATE.
DRAYTON & ST0CKWELL,
y REAL EsTAFR AGENTS.


ONCE No. 6 Atwater Building. Entrance thrcusl
the Insurance Office Of II. f. BraytOn.
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INSURANCE.
TOHN @. JENN NINGS,
~ tSucoessor TO Rouse Jennings)
Insurance and Real Estate Agent
REMOVED FROM
211 superIOr-st., Marble Block,
To Atwater Building, foot of SuperiOr-st

EsS-WiII buy and sell Beal Estate on Commission
Rent and ollect Rents, &c.
BB-No charge to Purchaser5. Sellers only charged
for Sales or Exchanges Actually Made.
HB-AIso isEues Policies at Lowest Paying Rates II
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies
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4 LITTLE, DEALER IN REAL
ls HSTATE, Railroad and other Stocks. Has on
hand a. ge lot of arl4s and Farming Lands in
this State, Eovs Wisconsin and IlliHOls.
5S7U1ioe over No 50, south side OF Pub. Square.
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HATs, CAPS 4 FURs.

If you want an "A'' No. Fashionable SILK HAT,
for Five Dollars, s1ch the trade sell n call on
DECK NU& ENGLFHART &
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state of Tennessee.

ADJUTANT Generals 0FFIoE,l
Nashville, Tenn, june 6, 1868.
General Order No. 3.
Notice is hereby given to all Tennes-
scans desiring to volunteer in any of
the Tennessee Regiments, in the service
of the United States, or now forming in
or abou, Nashville for said service, that
transportation will be furnished them 10
this place upon application to any officer
doing duty in the Quariermaster's De-
pArtment.
All Quartermasters are respectfully re-
quested TO furnish transportation 10 this
place to all Tennesseans desiring 10
enter said service, and to report 10 this
office the names Of persons to whom
transportation has been furnished, and
all persons receiving transportation are
requested TO report TO the Adjutsnt Gem
eral at the State Capitol.
Rrig. Gen. ASDREw JOHNSON,
Military Governor.
ALvAE @. GnLEn,
q 2w Colonel and Adjt, GsRl.
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lcorrospondeuoo Of the Nashville Unionl
GREESsBURoH, DECATUR CoUNrY, I'D,
June 10Th, 1868.
Filter Nashville Union:
As your paper is the Soldiers paper
and has = large circulation throughout
Gen. ROsecrans's army, and especially
the Indiana troops, aud as you do not
often receive communications from this
part Of the country, thought that few
lines from home would be eagerly read
by our boys who are so nObly defending
the flag Of our country.
My principal object in writing is to let
them know what is being done at 6ome
for the comfort of our sick and wounded
soldiers, and that they are not forgotten
nor neglected, since some of them have
been gone from US 50 long that under
other circumstances they would have
become almost strangers.
You will see by the following that the
loyal people are determined that the
soldier must be sustained and we'll cared
for, and have come forward and open
heartedly contributed, while the Copper
heads, our mesnest enemies, stand back
with their hands firmly fixed in their
pockets and their heads, hound like,
hanging down with their tongues out of
their mouths.
have noticed that among the large
amounts of Sanitary donations that have
been sent from this county at different
times, only very few Butternuts have
given anything, and those that did give,
gave it not from any patriotic motives,
but as they thought TO lock respectable.
The few Butternuts that have contribu-
ted were those who lived in a strong
Union neighborhOod, and who having a
little sense of shame and self-respect left
in their bodies, thought that il might be
considered deep disgrace not TO give q
mite to prove their pretended loyalty.
On the 9th inst, at the County Union
Convention, Col. Gavin read letter from
Governor Morton stating that Sanitary
stores were very badly needed, and
calling upon the people to send as soon
as possible liberal supply. No other
appeal or exhOrtstion was needed By
the 11th inst. there was collected together
Ald shipped over one car load, consisting
of dried fruits, corn meal, potatoes,
sheets, shirts, and hundreds of other
articles so much needed in hospitals;
besides $3.50 in money was sent to the
State Sanitary Commission. The net
weight of the donations amounted TO
fourteen thousand five hundred pounds.
But we do not expect to stop at this and
rest contented. Old Decatur always has
done and always will do her part in this
most noble, patriotic and charitable
duty. We think she cAn be called the
Banner County of the State; but do not
wish it 20 be thought that IL was done to
gain great glory, but simply from the
best motives, prompted by pure patri-
otism
Very truly, yours.
| l. NJ THoMaoH
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HbApouARTERs WALNur HrL1s. J
VIoKsBURa, june Is. {

v
A ride along tho lines reveals change
in position. The enemy's batteries are
almost silenced on ell sides, and only q
few riAemen are firing on onr sappers.
Our bOmbArdment continues with vigor,
having placed more guns in position.
Deserters coming to our lines to- day
rel Ort the men and line officers discon-
tented, and only prevented from desert
ing by the hope that they may be hon
orally surrendered in q few days
Blair's Reconnaissance between Yazoo
and Big Black revealed no signs of tho
enemy within thirty miles. Every thing
was destroyed for fifty miles around.
Breckinridge is said TO be at Jackson.
Our position is equal TO one hundred
thousand men. th4
New York, June 1S.--A special to the
N. Y. Tribune says five or six hundred
paroled prisoners, who were captured in
the cavalry fight at Beverly Ford, ar
rived at Annapolis yesterday. With
them came Mr.. Walter Cooper, the Cap
tain's clerk of the Indianola, who has
been in Libby Prison since the capture
of his vessel. Mr.. Cooper, who has arr
rived here, makes the following impor-
tant statement:
He thinks, Judging from the assertions
of the Richmond papers touching Lees
strength at the time of the battle of
Charlottesville, and from the reinforce
ments that have been sent within the
last two or three weeks, that the rebel
army of the Potomac is between 100000
and 10000 strong.
From the windows of Che Libby pris-
on, which command Che James river At
the point where travellers on the Peters
bIrg Railroad cross, 10000 or 10000
soldiers have been seen coming north
wArdly daily for the past two weeks.
Those on the last Thursdays train who
were asked, united in saying that they
were from Tennessee. None of these
troops remain in Richmond, which is as
bare of soldiers as it was at the time our
cavalry just missed capturing the rebel
capital. Five thousand men could take
il to- day.
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JOhnstOn's Loss Heavy at vioksbure
Rebel. Capture a RaiIroai Traia

Rebels Capture a Railroai Train.
WASHINGTON, june ia fight oc-
Cured on the 18th inst, between one
division Of our cavalry and General
Fitzhugh Lees brigade Of cavalry aud =
battery of artillery, one mile from Aide.
beyond UniOntown. Our loss is not
known but is thought 60 be considerable,
we holding the field and the rebels re-
firing At the close of the fight
New YoRK, June 19.--Wise's whole
force is reported fleeing from the Penin-
sula and seeking shelter on the other side
of the Chicahominy.
HARRIsBURd, June 19.-Business is
generally renewed.
MEMPHIS, June l5.--In every attack
of Johnston's forces on Grants army he
has suffered severely. Johnston lost
seven hundred Confederate officers in the
fight Of the 9th
New York, June 19--The rebels cap
tured twenty three cars from Harpers
Ferry for Baltimore, at Point of Rocks,
and carried of the passengers.
1t is rumored that the rebels are in
considerable force at old South Noun
tain battle ground.
Gen. Milroy and staff returned TO Bal
timOre on hearing Of the disaster to the
HArper's Ferry train.
The So. Louis Democrats dispatch
says, last Saturday morning our APP
proaches from Sherman's Corps were
pushed within twenty yards of the enc
my's bastions. The rebels threw lighted
shells over the pArapets, we returning
twenty-three hand grenades, which
shelled them out.
WAsHNGToE, June 19.-DeCourcey'G
cavalry cut off the body of rebels which
recently made raid into Maysville, re.
capturing the stolen property.
HARRISBURG, June 19.-Parties leaving
Williamsport Wednesday evening, re.
port ak or eight mounted regiments o
infantry encamped this side of the river
and more crossing.
NEW YoRK, June 1S.-CottOn SOC
Gold 431<.
CAPH RACE, June 19.-The steame
Bohemian with Liverpool dates of th
18th passed Cotton declining; bread
stuffs dull; provisions quiet.
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New THEATRE.-The drama of "Jack
Sheppard will be enacted ct the New
Theatre tonight Miss Mitchell will
appear as Jack Mr. Gossin as Jonathan
Wild; Mr.. Lefingwell as Joe Blueskin /;
Miss Carrie Novarre as Winnefred Wood.
The entertainments concleas with the
Musical Barle,ta of "Jenny Lind"
Jenny Lestherlungs, Miss Carrie No
yarre CRANKY Gag, Mr.. Burt.
Miss Carrie Novarre is booked for q
benefit Monday night. Her numerous
friends will be proud Of the occasion thus
afforded for cOmplimenting her as she
deserves.
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THEATRE. -" The Wandering Min
strels" is the opening piece at the theatre
tonight. After which, the beautiful
Spanish Ballet by the Zavistowski
Troupe, which was received with so much
enthusiasm last night. Songs by Mr..
Stewart who never fails TO draw down
the house and then the immensely comic
ballet pantomime of Bibi's First Love,
in which the zavistowskis execute some
of their most fascinating and wonderful
dances. The performances conclude
with the Happy Man" Paddy MUIR
ply, Mr.. Stewart; Ko Ket, Mrs, Stewart
This is glorious bill to close up the
week.
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tSGone mn ,,

A gentleman who was at indianapolis
when the rebel prisoners from Vicksburg
arrived in that city, informs us that the
arrival of the procession at the Bates
House, Washington street was blocked
by perfect sea Of human beings. One
of the "secesh," long, lean, lank, ca
daverous looking Son of Anak, whose
limbs were enclosed in the remains Of
what was once q carpet, gazed on the
crowd with unieigned establishment, and
giving his hat "hist" in the air, shout
ed out, by God the 'Federacy's gone to
Hell-,he Feds havn't taken nary a SOL
dier from this place yet. Where are you
Bore gard Y'-P incsnnes (Ind) Gazette
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Vengeance.

A Cairo dispatch of the 10Th, says:
A man named Stocks, member of the
18th Illinois Regiment, was shot short
distance from Carbonate, by one
Sprague, deeerter from the 128th, dis
banded regiment, Illinois Volunteers,
Last night Sprague was himself shot,
and almost instantly killed, near his res
idence at Heron Prairie. His body was
discovered this morning near the spot
where he had fallen, weltering in his
gore. No one regrets his end, and its
expected, unless the law takes these
copperheads in hand and Furnishes them
for their lawless attacks upon quiet and
unofending loyal citizens. Union sol
diers in the vicinity will assume the di-
rection of affairs, and settle summsrily
with all often ders of the character OF
Sprague.
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Hon. John Brough has been nominated
by the Union State Convention of Ohio
for Governor, and Charles Anderson for
Lieut. Governor. The whole number Of
votes cast was 4O91s, of these, Hon.
John BrOugh received 226 votes and Da-
vid Tod 1887. The President annOun-
ced that Mr.. Brough had been duly nom
mated as the Union candidate for Gov
ernOr, which was followed by tremen-
dOus applause. The nomination was then
made unanimous.
Everybody will read Brough's glO-
rious speech on our first page.
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Notice 20 suffers.

Just received and for sale at reduced
rates.
15O barrels dried Apples.
100 do do Peaches.
100 boxes Cheese.
90 barrels fresh Eggs.
100 boxes Raisins.
125 kits Mackerel.
Candies OF all kinds Figs; Dates (;
Nuts. Always on hand full and gen
eral assortment of Suffers supplies, to
which we call the attention of our
friends and the public. Our motto is
quick sales and small profits.
A. 81 NJ. LANDsBERG & Co.
Corner Square and Market street.
may 10
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w HEREAs = libel Of Information Was Oiled within
w aud for the Middle District OF Tynnessee, Al
Nashville on the I6lh DAY OF June, A. ID lSo8, BY
John Trmblo, Req, Attorney for he United States
for the Middle District Of tennessee who proEecutes
herein 90 behalf OF tho Unltsi ats g. against NINE
CASKS OF RAOON, Tor reasons and causes IN sad
ubsl of INFORMATION - forth, aud praying proc -
asaust the property shat tho same 10 Condemned a
forfeited.
lie seal ID he q ,urt 20 ne Der 81 aud der red 1
DO IA reby dive public notice O. ell pers aiming
SAID pro sriy or IN any msnncr later sisi theleln,
that they be- and ppeT before sa'd ~, u O39rt "a
tritt ON the o ID day lf July 1893, % 10 u'clO /
m the fl suoon of that day, than aud thee ~ inter
pose thsir claims, and v make their alagntiona n
mas behalf 4. h GLASGOW,
inno ~, Ig68r~u E.R. MSraAal, u. b, T.
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Notice 60 NewsdeaIeTs ana Others.
Newsdealers and others, desiring TO
procure copies of the Weekly UNION,
must positively send in their order on
Wednesday; or, by IL o'clock, NJ, Thurs
day. Unless they do this, we cannot
promise that they will be filed. Our
mail edition is so large that the outside
necessarily goes to press on Thursday,
and we must have the orders of news
dealers by that day, to insure their being
filed
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A gentleman who has just arrived in
this city from Lebanon, Tennessee, in
forms us that The wheat crop of Will
son county is large and very fine. But
little of it has been harvested, in cOnse-
quence Of the scarcity Of farm hands.
Farmers are Offering 10 divide their crops
equally with any person who will gather
them 1t is not probable that more than
half Of the wheat will be harvested, un-
less the army undertakes the job for the
benefit of the Government.
Neither Union nor rebel troops oc
cupy Lebanon permanently. Detach-
ments of each visit the place OCCASION
ally.
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sprfial Aptifes,

H~ LET THosE WHO HAVE DOUBTED THE
virtues Of Bulps CedrOn BItters, e any
such there be, read TIE following certificate from gen
uemen well known Ia this community, and doubt no
more
lis ge8eral introduction into the army win save The
uv0s Of thousands Of our soldiers;
IoumviLLt, Rr., June 3, 1sos
We, the Undersigned, bave seen the good Effects
produced ~ The use Of DR. JoRN BrrL's Cannon BIZ
IhRa IN cases q general debility and prostration Ct
The system, and believe its general use would prevent
disease and relieve much suffering Among our sol
diers particularly would this b. tho csae especaly
those who are exposed 10 miasmaio Influences In the
Southern climate.
MAI. PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Int Rev. 80 Die, Ky
CHAS b. COTTON,
Collector Of tho Port Of Louisville, KY.
Prov. Marshal Genr OF Kentucky,
REV. u. p. HENDERSON,
Nleo.pres,t Of sanitary Commission.
HARVEY, HUGHES, & Co,
Pub fishers democrat
GEO. z. DOERN
Prop. Louisville Anaoger.
HUGHES \ PARKHIIL,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, Main street,
Louisville, Ky.
DAVIS, GREEN 4 Co,
Wholesale Shoe Dealers, Main 81. Louisville.
HIATT MAPUTHER,
photographers, corner Market and Third sts q,
Ioui Vile, Ky.
JULIUS WI NTER.
Clothing Merchant, corner 81 and Market
Streets, Louisville, Ky
CAPT. s. n. ntIDKETa,
Of teamer Major Anderaon.
MAI L. r. THUsTON,
Paymaster o. s. Army.
G. M MEtCAIF,
National Hotel, Louisville KY.
COL JESSE BAYLES,
4th Ky. Cavalry.
GEORGED. PRENTICE,
louisville Journal
See advertisement In another column.
June ism
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Suffers, DON'T READ THIS.

have a small stock of goods which l
wish to close out Immediately as l wish
to go North. My stock consists in part
of
$4,000 Cigars, good brands
so Gross Smoking Tobacco;
1000 lbs. Killickinick Tobacco;
Chewing Tobacco;
Pipes, Paper, Pens, Envelopes, Ink, Black
ing, Soap, Soda, &C., Sc. Also, 250
Reams Wrapping Paper. I wiU sell
cheap. Come to "a Deaderick street,
near Cherry. 8. A. BARNES.
maY24-tf
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The much talked of invasion Of Penn
sylvania proves that our commanders
ought always to keep large reserve
force 20 attend to these contingencies,
which cannot be foreseen. Now Single
ton says that however great a sush may
be made upon his shelves and counter
for his Invaluable books and papers, he
has still a tremendous reserve force OF
these articles to supply all calls u
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One of the institutions" of Nash
vile is the Capital Restaurant No. Is
Cedar street, kept by Mr.. j. N, MIzE. A
luxurious meal can be had there at any
hour; with the most delicious ice cream,
the finest brands of native and imported
wines, cigars, &c. He has recently been
refitting and furnishing his establish
ment, and cOntemplates improving it still
more. He is alive to the wants Of the
city, and has the good taste, energy and
libsrality TO provide for them. Success,
unbounded success, TO No 1S.
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We are obliged to the young ladies of
ST. Cecelia's Academy for the beautiful
bouquet which we received from them last
evening, We trust that il is typical Of
the loneliness and purity of heart which
shall characterize them while life lasts.
We promise ourselves great pleasure in
attending the annual commencement of
their Academy
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Dried Ermii.

A. & M. LANDsBEBG d Co., corner of
Market street and the Public square,
have on hand ffy barrels Of ohOioc Dried
Fruit, APPLES and PEACHES, which they
are offering at the lowest market prices
Call and make your purchases.
Anril 2a-tf.
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Don't Send Your Money by Mail

A. G.. SANFORD &c CO.,
AZ Merchants Bank, No. so College
street,
Will furnish Officers and Soldiers who
wish to send money home, with checks,
(Which are current in any Northern city
or town, and thereby save the RISK of
sending money by mail or Express.
This is the only safe way to send money
North. une13-tf
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We stated yesterday, upon what we
thought good authority, that DIR. WA.
Cheatham and lady had been uncondi-
tiOnally released This was a mistake.
They are required 10 give the non COM
batants' parole and bond, II may not
be improper to state that our informant
was not Mr.. r. b. Cheatham.