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, 1863-10-27

NKEEN AND PURPLE II AK
~ are of.c1. tie 7esa!ts OF arRlytrE the otStnas9
dyre. The orly eAst arltc which Invariably pro.
duces any shade CT cE1er ceaFed. nom Inc stnoef
hrcNL t. the tntenEttt b!n1k II
Crfexador0ss ISXcr1AfOr Dye
II every bro from the root 70 1ne tn witn
tbs Il, re It Qu red sEd oxty 7aeds thu hair With
to which Il leQuisie 70 promote Lis growth
-HAnn :actuteo By ]. CK16TALoho, Astor Houke,
Sew YORK Eolo evetywhe1e Aad applied ~ III
Ehtr uI1 seera.
fr.cs. tl Slso and s FER boz. according to a,ze.
, 1863-10-27

HuHEuE CUESEss. n. T., Utt. =, 1EBI.
VIII. Il. GaK0a d Co.:
Genm: I ftely give you liberty to make use Of the
How Ing Certificate II the value OF Ep4aEtuttQn
Paser, which can 1ccon.uaad Ia The highest MAI
nef,
My vile, who rs attacked With pain IN tbs should
e:B wholo length Of tho back and In her 1ubg with
Papaton OF The Heart. attended with Falling OF the
called q ply dcisn. who attended her about three
outha when he iefs her Eo1xe cha he had found her
hud, who attended hsr for about niae mo.ths, and
NJ nuc6 HI psia Hs ansy I've SeF np. nd sa!a
ca:e NJ. = c51enls; FoI: ta,a he: sas ~ sac9
oSe operates agalass s,ne ote.E ef he. dsnc0itles"
Aba9l this tune sse eomnce. cd the u:a Of Contttu
nrst dose seemed to h.vs The tl cd effect. aad she
kept OF 1Er!oE5g rapidly nader is treatment, ant
has net tskeS my Of the Conlutcn Fster tor about
four wseks apd re taepY to EAT tbs: It tas pre-
WH. z. VAs BzSscuorkz.
, 1863-10-27
FROM NASHVILLE.

The U0uuded-IIoxF the HoyE He
ceiFed the Election NeW4-Meettny
ut the CAp1tol-Kadfcal speeches by
COY. johnson aud Others.
, 1863-10-27

TLESSON'S CATARRH CURaa.
" TlyE-Wa.rnnfea tsfe and ln1.s.,I!b1e srectac
for C&tasrf IN VnAteyer 1:sre OF that oneaave xad
liens tor teI. H4ee i PEI pscksse. "a.
oreta d j. ". Valley. Pn1ticie1 <or the Eye. Ear,
0fiNe 1&nY ein1 pc9fln{Lh-3t TT TaAHAT
, 1863-10-27
TKTHEEsFIEID Ccuu March T. lS63

TKTHKrsrIE1D, Gem, March q. ls63.
DE-. n. Il. Ggkaa:
Desr Str: Having seen your adyastiseren. Of Goa:
ktItnt!ou Water recon mended for Inflammation Of
tbs Ki1neys ard Irritation OF tho Bladder having Eut
ferud for the pa4 rtrce 9ears, aud tried the skill of
vas indrced 10 TT your neulc1ne: procured ono
bott Of Yous sgenti Hartford. Mssars Lee. 6Rson
.IfSnnd ereat ch1uEe IN my health. thaveused two
rotnes q and m whsss never expected 70 be Il
~ gratitude 5oE = Eel rnas i Y IS ~ aaa msFs tna2
aynr at:cnd you IN your Isbors Of love
o'~A Yorts bu1Y. LEpSAED $. BIaE1uw,
, 1863-10-27

PILLS AND

HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND
IL OINTMENT --Rx NOT 1DkcErvtD-L1vfa COY.
r1tNT -somo peopfc oeorider ap Ara:le wotta!ess s
peeanAe Il Il tAvttt tfd-*lts u tht e1ee2s'on not
9he ru'e-tor II Au.thrrsa worth knowing y 1a
!. lns o.y medium fot x5tena,9s II knso,
hs.e1ar nes il the preoi After dsep rossarea
tad stienunc labor. DR. Geloxas. so~s 9f<y
3oaJH hack dltccvert to p,teLt .eneates, FILLS
and OlkTAkf7, Itr IL 1t te. cal ana external c'sors
kfs a.1s1EE fran tie stomach tho ve1 OF taa blood
Fer Liver complaint particularly It u oeelded care
u al tropical cnIEteE Is trc onl: MeatcueA 0ees
for thlt dlAeABe AID the uo,s ho Eavc btc1 curtd
b5 ths Ft;Is ard Ointment. owe their knnEtease OF
Lem to the Press. oc2t os31R
" ARNIKG TO THE PUBLIC.
~ HosTx17aK's n1T7EIs f;oCEIERrKITEp:s-
An At5ucone fraud. IN which the Interests oi the pun
Ht - nrA1aF concerItd tsnow !,sanG rfAtHce3 ne
and in ether c5uea IL eueIc8 Initiation. ma Eo9n- =,
tensfts oi HOSTkTIEl& ELEbEA rtD s tUHAu5
9lITLt5 tut Erest femsas for f3speps1 taso e ne
pnt Into tho ns1f.t Ees1.e o1 nsm Iasts az 49,
rot ~1hs1e n d.a:h "a ,he cur" Itst.ne nsspStss HpS,s
With sx q engraving n' ST. 9eo-te eho t1e n. ~.
Fon "Ard ty tue ri bAt.re CT +hH r!ot"!eto1
hoBTE1TxR SNi1u Aci1-a r mnla.5,e ::ots ~ "
hand. LOOK At TIE IAREL ASb NIGH Nat
The mort dlE1cnt ffenu n guard as%!nh Hls r5AE
ticed hy ntpr1ec!pJ pub1c&ns.' who NIL tee Ecau'
Inc tott1er Of th- m with ise!I cE3 y
xhsa H.; ,etam - IT IL y
Ia lnTefed on these cte&is Let the ruhlic be on
1her guard aga:nrt 'h~n and porcaAhe the 't1FrExa
tanteiy OCT oys5 3t1TuEB
, 1863-10-27

SHf ESTEEM LAND AGENCY
W LandA bcuzhs aad sold o.. conmi1alon NO
E:iLna. apeclaA sntatton .r7en TO selecting ta1naA
Ter ssttera. Taxes Esguls ypadlo tho abovo ststcs
r:cas eo1atta for TINT purpose, F.nphlsu r1!aata3
descsiolng 500 oo a1es 1qca oF a. md TAP 14[A Il
dlels vtan:k 70 iayse:a A:ds aoE 5!sa4 .9R1ayy 2
ade at t!tes ca.ef.ll7 1avesttfat:3 Tho tepl1 ex.
>rat.o1 ef Rstvsys:er = a7esssneat q Iowa Esal
i1csat:Ye ia 81: beJoan ~ c:ad: Ia Ves.nsa:s 1o
the 2: eseE: d: csr:sc ,ass IN eSsnFss ,EaS5as;ea
ctecrful.y sornIse.- Haztta hsy12g lAnds or eala.
taxes 70 ray aad better terd To Sss 80 aenaRfoaS
so iliSeIb. ocl.rsa&t1a
, 1863-10-27
TATARRH! CATARRH!!

sA "a
~ DE. 6EELVEB LIQUID CATAEKH REMEDY.
cure cure Tor s,etarr. Or Cold IN the head. = Is
easier to cure CArAHEH tu&n CoSspxFI1o4. tbs
eymptone oi CAtarrh ~ nEst aEe yey eIxht Persons
a.0 tLey h1ye cod. 4sd Ekve quent att.cf1 n.H
more st1sa,lvo to the changes ot temperature. The
nose may be d. o. snslt d'schs.ce thie 20 acf,d
chronic "a got rd ii nlowl-g tho nose Ct falls
Tito the throat. ind - h.w1!d or csnghed Of: The
OF d,nell and cauae de4ttess DC. Price o. Catsr-h
1,er edy ~ e1. Sent by e1press. Once 10 snu:a
Foet otce Ro1 1851. Cn:cagc, u. solo bx 81 Drug
C1ttX. Qc6-ns5S I'm 1C IUEsk
, 1863-10-27

LIVE 8TQ0E~
uxtw.1 sad Fkrmers Win ND tn3s The s.:Gt e1st
xxucu. tcnte ioi L:ye B.ock- Cap4CtooA Ktsa1 ~
R1tsred Ard supplied viii eve17 conyeA1e5soe h1T
55 opened Its line and ii connections Aad eyG3,
aneAuc. y pstd 70 thtl1 Wanta From Hasr.sbufs
HIe.e viii be ionHe eTey fet te1dinG -
New T0Ek and BALTIMORE AARKRn. MT y =:
.op1E ipf bsocG 10 SeW Ycfk-tv1s ANe1Aoxal~c4
wtth <eT7eY cts-Eea tran ery OTHER.
KNOCE LEW16 64nl bnpt, Altoona II.
d. BOUFT Gem EczeI Agent Hnue4alpM1.
H.H. E0CFT1E. 6a1T Freight AzVa... i1a1Soe4ps~
fa2!Y9Es.F
, 1863-10-27

NEW ToKK. February 2sth. 1861.
Mr. LH-cH-S:r: decm It ny drtyts ststa ITO tic
public that taye bean ruth a1tctea with neuralgia
for Jears, aaa hava tried everything could hear Of
and to pn1pc5e At Last procured bottle Of your
Rheun att.m Gout and Neuralgia Bpecdc. scd eqio=s
Il had used one bottle ot It I.wsseet!teY relieved
recommend Ill who arc troubled with ttis daease to
tytt EMILY GROVER.
, 1863-10-27

PREFAKEV BY
1r--- --rr~r~
A DEEt LEilICA.
rrr-.r.e-
y II r. III - -
Corner Of Fourth and O1tTc Streets
Vt. Louis,
A1xx. LErrcu having sold bis entire right IN LaIle
msnd's Rhxuma,lsm, Gout and Seuralcta SPECIFIC, 1t
ui11 hercnf,cr be prepared oy1Y by JNO. n BIoDD
ues 40 = ~ sossa s.a.t,a one uon,
t>o1.A " [IeA '1." e. -us '"to1" 1neaieuo "u
, 1863-10-27
uAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!!

- HATCt;I oRH cele5. SEED HA1R DyE 1a 3H1
e..;=11AB1T s}Ee EAowp. This sEloadiG Hair Dye Y
eer1ecs-cARtges 1ad. REsty OF Grey Hair tnstArty.
urrg tie alf OF Staining tho ekan le4y1ng ths Hat
Son and Beautiful L. partA fresh vttGlty.
eHtof3uF IT. u1Ik.to6 color aud Teccee the In effects
2f Bad Dyea ', Tha 0e1ntne y siEued WMLIAa 4
oe aVo.aed nold hy ~ DrugEt5tt. Ac. Factory: 81
Barclay ztfeet- New To.k. tFSSBtN
, 1863-10-27
CONSTITUTION WATER

knd Eare much coz nIeu 70 1t t. specific
We have that opium Will produce sleep acd
EEed.
, 1863-10-27
And Beautifyjng the Complexion.

&s MeGxo1 Properties q Bsscaa.
FROM D1SPENSATORY OF THE
UNITED STATES.
Sts s.o.ssacr DETE11' 7alrAD1a R1.r cu FL
Practice OF Phyhic.
eK7h1C, PaAadelrn1a.
Ice Ee1nsYRs msoe b D1. KFHRA ~ HoDCWSLI,
Sesorssa ~ s, rhynsao: asa s@ns sGa q tas EoXa
fE13scuors Of ena EInz sud Que5as Joorn1l.
bee Aedico-Ehl.lsgicai Review, p1plAhod b. 9Esl
1BlIIN TRAVERa. EcEoH Of Royal College 81 91y
tee most of tbs iAta standard Wcss1 Of Xad:cl:x
, 1863-10-27
MEDICAL CARD.

MANF H. 111U.MF3VNV E1s Us5
graduate CT the feE EagtaId Femsle MecIcsi Col: a
fexH n Hoston respectfully o1t ou.ces that tae NV
aInsd a once II tkis city Having f-sctIcee year
& NEW Ye;k lnersa.y tor ths dssasee M e. q a
81 Chicago ana s1cir.y oic: ~ etHt1 stser6 nnce
ho1.fs from 1t II 4. N MARY IhqEfs99Si
Gtrdner N1. r. c, sherman, Nss. u. Il R&aes.
o1l1 -Q{1 In
, 1863-10-27
Du4ESi PHES:!
NE RITEY Ms

= UR. II 1T I i = .
VEGETABLE FILLS.
Aru X. fxarted ccrtkn c5-t TO- E1S1ULA. BLIND
.1A HLhhDIN0 fiAE&.
We would csuuen III NIB ere victims to tei6 d.
sss:nE eoTEiast io svd ~ d. q Ext1sax e; appi-
DR.. WITT fE1DB remedy rac,rFus the c2utu ut TIC
diseA8e 2nt at ects pt:znateEt En,G.
THla Is No GA f MEOlClEE.
Thcxe Pills kare beeo :ttd for the 1ast aeTeu yoa
sr6 IL nc 11stAtce hAT9 they fs:l. to care
!, x0UEG, hole proprietor
Fos eslc BY HLzBs sHAKp, Iii L1xe stfeot. CID
taxo. III. He9-H5+6Sn
, 1863-10-27

~ Asx sALFM sTTEET. BuST6u. MASS
The only ns1ufAc:nfers IL the United states. q
R1ass klplabea and Elgares 70 sny g1eAt e4sa, o.
CAST As9 BEsT Ieo1 0E 1N1Ehdgsa ht2 aad Fl
Pinds Of Stencil etecK 1hQn,ies o. oder prosaptly
a,+snnad r. OCT n914sn
, 1863-10-27
CONSTITUTION WATER
Eas proved itee equal to the tick ttat has deroycd
upontt.
DxUEETIQS

I11tsts ard dEerch the tdneys aud BY constant uae
soon lead to chroc1c degeneration and confirmed
Gise4SH.
, 1863-10-27

Mn. L1IrH-Dear Sir: hare beeu subject to 60
vc1e AtIacaa Of tnfamma.ory thonMetiam for aevstM
yea1s. eoEe two months since was attacked. aad
was 1ecosnEeadsd to t1Y your Specific At tte tIna
1coGnenced takr. It vaa On my back helpless. a.d
In less than one week Waa atla to 80 out and at-
tend to rey busasEs: would ctsarfuliy recommend
1t to all ktlicted T.lh rheurostlm.
Touia, truly. W6IGaT CARPENTER
Corner CharlesBod Washi0gtoa.E.s,
, 1863-10-27
SUPPRESSED MEMS1RUAT(QN,

Which in the unr1 a,sicd female IL constant recur,
ilng d'seasr, and bEonth ns2iect the Eeeta OF more
grave AID gM naledfsS Are tie ze4ule: end
month after Eorth passes ~ttoou. m effort being
made to asstt nature lie snpcrete1oa becomes ch7oc
c The patient gradually loas her appetite the bowels
a1e cons. pate6 right s@ eats cue u. and Cn.uCN7
IlcE 1nsI9 ends her career.
, 1863-10-27
PREPARED BY
ALEXANDER LEITCH.
CIIEMIST,
Corner Of Fourth nnd Oltvc Streets,
vt. Louis.

ALEX LEr1cu having sold bis entlre right IN Lalle
mand's rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia Specific, 1t
Will hereafter be prepared ONLY By JN0- II. BLOOD,
EoIc,Agcnt. O1lce, No. u NORTH Filth, une door
North Of Ctesnut street Thls valuable Medicine will
be placcd for sslc possible in all the princI
pal Drug Stores in every city and town Ia the United
statcs, JNO. Il. BLOOD. Agent,
occ No. 2i Fifth one door North Of Chestnut street,
St. Lonf5, No.
, 1863-10-27

aA1sr LoUrs. AptH So. 1859
wish to giye you my teGtimouy in favor Of the
yalceof your rsdic1re for the Rheuma4tsm Gnus and
Neuralgia sEeci1c. Wta nc Il has wrought wondesa;
its use in lew days. relieving me OF ny p.oas dis
t1eeslng complaint certainly Recommend IT, use to
all who SITTER nom any ot tho above diseases.
you.B. G. i. L.LaCKLAND,
, 1863-10-27

This valuable preparation is highly ree'm.
mended By the Medical Faculty. as safe and
effectunl cure for
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-25

There were more persons engaged in
tue cnsute at the county jail Thursday
afternoon, than we were aware Of when
we wrote our notice Of Il. All the pris-
oners in tho jai l,-upwards Of q hundred,
participated more or less, aud but for Che
courage and determination Of Sheriff
Hinton, his clerk (Mr. HoOver,) and the
guards, the greater number of them might
have escaped. AS il was, three Of them
instead of two, as stated by us, got
away.
In explanation of the assembling of
all the prisoners in the yard and giving
them a chance 10 combine against their
keepers we will state, that an good
weather it Is customary TO give the prls-
oners IN each cell, Ia turn--one cell At
timO-the privilege Of exercise and re-
creation in the open air Of the yard.
The lot Of prisoners whose turn st was
to exercise at about 4 o'clock, p. NJ, II
appears, unfastened the bolts Of the
remaining coils, and thus gave all the
inmates Of the prison An opportunity Il
engage In the attempt TO force their way
out. They made 3 hole In the wall by
using a heavy piece Of timber as a bat.
tering ram, That 40 few escaped, undeI
the circumstances, is highly creditabI,
TO the fidelity and spirit Of those VIII,
blocked the passes on them.
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DR. JOHN BULL'S
COMPOUND
CEDRON BITTERS
The Latest and Most Important
Discovery Of the Nineteenth
Century.

MO mans name Il more intimately connected with
~ the history Of the Materia Modicn Of the United
States, OF more favorably know n a. a pioneer IN med
ioal discovery, than that Of nr. JOHN BULL, Of Lon
isyile, KY. HIS inimitAble Preparation OF Ssrsapa-
rha has long stood AZ he bead o. the various SOM
pounds OF that valuable drug His Compound rectoral
Of I'd Chorry has become a household word through.
out The West and South and hs Worm Lozeuges, In
LEES than q year amer their Introduction, attained a
reputation as widespread as the continent Of North
america. But the GROWING glory ~ his he remains
10 be attained IN hs latest discovery or rather com
~bination, for be docs not claim " have bees the dis
oOverer 81 CFDRON, which n the basis Of the bittefa
now offered 20 the public. That honor belongs o.
the native Inhabitants { Central America, 70 ~hom
its virtues have been known tor more than two hun.
dred years. Armed with u, tbe Indisn bids defiance
60 the most deadly malaria, and handles without fear
the muFt vcnOmous serrents. II Is belief with them
that while there is breath leh In the body the Oedron
IL potent 20 cure, no matter what the disease may be.
Wlilo Dr. bull Ii not prepared 70 endurse tina AZ
travaNlnt prctension, he q nevertheless satisfied
nom a thorough examination Of the evidence relRiii z
20 is virtnes, that as a remedy aud preventive for al
diseases arising from exposure, either to char gee OF
weather and climate, or TO tho miasmatic influences.
q stands Without a rival, and Justly deserves the
reputation Il has 30 long enjoyed In Central America
and the West Indies. In
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-25
sntiers of the Army of she Cumber
land. RaIlVI


land, tRaIIyI
MAY the Roe Of England never blow,
May tho Thistle OF Scotland never grow,
May tho Harp Of Ireland never play
vptl the Stars and Stripes have won the day.
A & NJ. Landsberg & Co., on the South
side corner Of the Square and Market
street, have on hand q large assortment
Of Fine Wines. Also, a large lot of Ale,
Beer, Oysters, Peaches, Cherries, Honey,
in Glass and Can, Pickles in Jars and
Kegs, spicsd Tripe and Tongues, Nuts,
Pigs Feet and Tongues, Condensed Milk,
Figs, Dates, Rsisins, Spices, Onions,
Lemon Syrup, Dried Apples and Peach
es, Rock Candy, Stick Candy, Fancy
Candy, Cigars Of all kinds, Tobacco,
Sweet Owen, Rosebud, Silk and Cotton
Handkerchiefs, Pins, Needles, Pipes,
Boots and Shoes, Combs Of every de-
s~criptiOn, Good Stationery, and svariety
of Yankee Notions, which we offer al
the lowest figures.
Come and give ne 3 trial before pur-
chasing.
Our Motto Is Quick Sales and Small
A.. & M. LANDsBERa g. Co.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-25
DYSPEPSIA

and its attendant train OF symptoms, Il acts more
uSe = charm than q medicine. There Is nothing m
the whole range Of the Matera Nedica that can Tor a
moment bear a Compa isou With Il In this disease.
A ml sccOunt Of this wonderful plant may be found
In the 18th edition o. the L. 5. Dispensatory, pagrs
1887 and 1883.
A series Of experiments, IN which ~. Bull has been
for years engaged, has Just been Brought " a suo-
oeEsful termination, aud he is now enabled to offer to
tho pubic a comb nation Of Cedron, with othtr ap
proved tonics, The whole preserved In the best qualify
Of copper distilled DJurbou WHISKY, which be Is con.
ndent has no oQuRi IN the world
he might furnish a vOiume OF certificates, but the
public have long since learned 10 estimate such things
al their true value. The safest plan Ia for every nne
20 test for niu,edf The virtues Of q new medicine.
nfvn fho
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eENEnAL a
HsAD2'ns DISTRICT o. IN cunnrs4Axp.
katnyiut, Tenn. Juii 28.ise3

Nashville, Tenn. Juis 2. lso3.
/. Headquarters District Of the Cum
berland, and Of the "Reservs Corps''
Army Of the Cumberland, are hereby
established In Nashville.
2. Officers and enlisted men belonging
TO regiments or detAch ments stationed
within the Military District Of the Cum
bcrland are prohibited from visiting the
city Of Nashville, unless By permission
from District or Department Headquar-
terS, which can only be obtained by APP
plication through the regular military
channels Of communication and with
out such permission, commanders Of de-
tached divisions, brlgades, regiments,
and posts, are forbidden 10 absent them
selves from their commands.
3. Hereafter all officers visiting OF
passing through this city, will be re-
quired to register their names In a book
kept for that purpose at these headquAr-
tors.
by order Of Msjor-G General GoRDoS
GRAEGEB. WIZ. G. RUSSELL,
iuly25-tf Capt. and A. A.. G.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-25

How MONEY CAN BIZ SAvED.-Before
paying out G~reenbaoks, Kentucky or In
diana bank bills, call at MARR's Exchange
Office, conner of College and Union
streets, and exchange them for Tennessee
money. In this way you can save quite
a large per cent Of expenses, as good Ten
nessee money will do just rs we'll for
spending as par funds.
~july2-d1m
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-25
BashriIIe MmiOu.
SATURDAY MORNING July %. 1865.

On Thursday evening last, one Of the
daughters Of L. i. Crocksr, Esq, who
resides on Whites Creek, In Davidson
county, was married. Whilst She cere-
mony was being performed, Mr.. Croker
discovered . couple Of men, with revolt
vers IN each hand, and dressed in the
Federal uniform, standing in the hall,
and looking into the parlor where tho
company was assembled. He approach.
ed them and asked who they were.
With an attempt AZ dramatic effect, one
Of them touched his uniform, and res
ponded-"7his sbosCs iohat zoe arsr' In
reply TO a dtnand as 10 the object Of
their visit they stated that they were in
search Of rebel soldiera. Mr.. Croker
informed them that be was q loyal oiti-
zen, assured them that be could youoh
for the gentlemen present; that none Of
them wero rebel soldiers; and that no
persons Of that description we're in his
house. They remarked that they would
search each room. He asked 10 see
their authority TO do Il. Again with
another effort to be dramatic, one Of
them, striking his uniform, and holding
up his pistol, replied--"7lis and tlfs!''
Mr.. c., not at all awed by this demon
s%tration, told them positively they should
not make the search. 'You deny ne,
them II do" eve will report YOU
"Go and do So" Some other converse
ton occurred, in which they stated that
they belonged 10 tho 4th Tennessee
Cavalry, and gave their names as Arm
strong and Kennedy; they then depart
cd. Thinking they were backed by 9TH
ers, Mt. Croker did not deem il prudent
10 attempt TO dotain them, as he might
have done with tho aid Of his visitors
lie came 10 the city yesterday to report
them, and visited the camp Of = oompa-
ny Of the 18th Tennessee cavalry, en-
camped on the opposite side Of tho river
and ascertained from The Lieutenant in
command that nope Of his men were
absent, and that he had none named
Armstrong or Kennedy,
These men were doubtless disguised
in the Federal uniform, and went to Mr.
Orooker's for the purpose of robbing him
The number Of gentlemen present made
them practice discretion.
The night previous there were three
robberies in that section of the county
The houses of Mr.. Wolfe, Mr.. Averill
and a free man Of color named Roberts
were entered and robbed Of money apt
clothing. Anumber Of horses and mule
were also stolen. The robb rs woulI
suddenly make their appearance in
house, place pistols at the head Of tn
owner, and demand his money, threat
ening him with death If he refused
Taken by surprise, be could do no NOR
than shell out" and get rid OF tn
scoundrels.
These things are the legitimate fruit
Of guerilla warfare. It is probable tha
they will increase. There is no remed
for them unless the people organize fc
self protection. II is their duty to d
this. We are glad to learn that tE
people in the neighborhoOd where Ii
foregoing robberies occurred, have d,
termined to organize and take care
themselves. They wish, however, Il
COuntenance and ~suppOrtof The author
ties here, which we have no doubt will
accorded them.
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UED0UN BITTERs

one trial, and you viii Rsves use any others.
10 Is not necessary 10 Publhh a long list OF diseases
for which the Cadren Bltters are n specific.
In ali disease Of The Stomsch, Bowels, Liver, or
Rdnoys
In al affections 81 the Rrain depending upon de-
rapgement eftbe Stomach OF Bowels;
In Gout, Rheumatism, and Neuralgia;
And in Fever and Ague
II IL destined 10 su7ersedo all other remodioa. II
not only cures all thesc diseases, hut Il prevents
them.
A wine glass full Of the Bitters taken an hour bo
fore each meal Will obviate the il effects Of the most
unhealthy climate, and screen the person taking 1t
agaiuFt disease under she meet trying exposure.
sold by Druggists and Grocers generally.
go Or. JOIN Bulls Principal Ohloei Fith street,
Louisville, Ky. june lS-3m
FOR SALE, Wholesale and Reiall, at Mcclure, Buck
zoos, Market street, Nashville, Tennessee
8. y. DAWES.
General Agent for Nashville,
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William PilkintOn, arrested on a ohSrge
Of billing George w. Crook, Of Davidson,
has been examined before Squire souTu.
GATE, and remanded 20 Jail for trial by
the Criminal Court,
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B. Z Cutter & Gleaves, the shoe mer-
chants, corner of College and Broad
streets, have just received = fine assort-
ment Of the beat qualities Of goods in
their line. Our citizens know they can
rely upon this firm, as it never deals in
the worthless trash got mp for auctions,
'and to swindlA the people. They pur-
chase nOn but the beet. Give them \
call.
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A. q. SANFORD a co.,
40 merohRnts' hank, No. so College
street,
VIII furnish Officers and Soldiers who
wish to send money homo, with checks,
(Which are current in any Northern city
OF town. and thereby save the RISK Of
sending money by mail or Express.
11is is the only safe way 70 send money
North. TiuRel3-tf
RB- LEI THosE WIG HAyE DOUBTED THE
virtues Of Bulls OedrOn RItters. II any
ouch there he, read ibo following certificate from gen
ilemon we'll known IN this community, and doub, no
more.
It's general introduction into lhoarny VIII save tho
lives Of thousands Of our soldiers
LomsUlLE, Nv, June 3, 1865
We, the undersigned, have seen the good eaects
produced BY the use Of nr Jofu BrIL's CKDROs Bn.
nRs In cases Of general debility and prossrauon Of
the system, and b. iieve is gcneral use would prevent
disease and relieve much suffering. Among our sol
diors particularly would this be The case, especially
thoee who are exposed 10 miasmatlo Influences 10 the
southern climate.
MAJ. PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Int Rev. sd Dist. Ky.
NhAS. n. COTTON,
Col. n. DkNr,
Prov marahal Gen1 % Kentucky.
Hay. ID. 7. HENDERSON,
llce-frest Of Sanitary Commission
hAkNkl HUGHES, a Co,
Publishers Democrat.
GRO Y DOZEN
TROY, L%ouilvllle A~n1eiger.
HUGHES &PARKRIiL,
wholesale Dry 0oods Dealers, Nam street
L~Ouisvile, Ky.
DAVIS, GRIMM AO8-
hAkr q M~ApuTHER. N't"'
Lthographers, corner Market and Third Ga
Louisvllle Ky.
JULIUS WATER,
N"enS heruhant corner 81 and MarkeI
streets, Louisville, Ky
CAPT = n, hlLDhETH,
OF tcamer MAJOR Andersen.
A l.. 4. THUsrON,
faymaater u. s. Army.
g. ". MElCAlF,
National Hotel Louisville, Ny.
OOl. JhSSE RAfLkS,
ah Ky, Cavalry.
GEORsEh PRENTICE.
Louisville Journal.
See adyO thoment IA another column.
iun- l-Sm
EoRBALg W~helesAsnnd Retail, al SpCue. Re-,
eoo's Market sueet. Nashule, Tenneaios.
a p. DAWLA
oesON Agent Cor Nashville