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Daily national Republican., 1863-05-02
.NDD FELLOW HALL.
THIRD WEEK.
The greatest measure Of success has attended the
~ of

Third " LEX.
The greatest measure of success has attended the
exhibition Of
SIHdeTon'S Gigantic DiOrdmic Wu5tydhouS Of
THE RUSSIAN WAR;
As attested by the crowded and delighted audi
cnces which nightly throng the hall.
It has Entered Upon its
THIRD WEEK,
And will be exhibited this Monday evening" and
Performances on THURSDAY, National Fast Day,
and on SATURDAY AFTERNOON. at , O'Clock.
II rriH be ShOlcH Icih all HS
Thrilling Incidents, BOmOArlments and Siegcs,
Battles on Land and Sea, and ending with the
grandest conception Of Scenic Art,
The Final Destruction and COghdgrdiOn Of Sc5dSiopoH
Which has been pronounced the most successful
Illustration of its kind
Erer Attempted in This COunirU
And must be seen TO be fully appreciated.
The Painting represents in the most graphic
manner the important events which distinguished
THE CRIMEAN WAR,
and forming at the same time the
Most Startling IGbledur,
Thrilling Events, and
Scenes Of POrertui Interest,
Which marked that great epoch In the worlds
history. It's
INSTRUCTIVE,
ENTERTAINING,
And especially worthy the patronage of all heads
OF families and those having charge OF children
10" Admission rs centsi Children IS cents.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-02

w II. CA RRYL,
w Wholesale and Retail
CUE AIN TORE,
Masonic Hall, No. 7l0 Chestnut Street,
ABOVE SEVENTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
CURTAIN MATERIALS.
Wide French Satins
Wide French BrOcatelleB.
Wide French Satin de Laine.
Wide Worsted DamAsk.
Wide Union DAmask
Wide Damask Table Cloth, per yard.
Wide Moquette for Railroad Cars.
French Pushes for Railroad Cars.
Gilt COrnices and Bands.
Cords, Gimps and Frlnges.
Tassels and Loops.
Hooks, Rings and Brackets.
Furniture Coverings.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-02

CCEPTRE EXERCISE, FOR LADIES' AND
- thUdrcHj also, the corresponding but more AhiCic
iGtidH CUB or Mugddr Exercise for GenHemet for
the prey PntiOn and correction OF deiormity, one
sidcdness &c., AS recommended by the medical pro-
fessiOn and officers Of the army. They BupeTcede
dumb bells and all CalistheRiC exercises. No Oiii-
Ger, merchant, or clerk should be without them
They promote n healthy circulation, deveUpe and
strengthen the chest and spine in most cNtraOT-
dinAry manner, giving such elasticity and strength
to the shoulders, arms and wrists that the sword
and bayOnet used with double force and facility
and invaluable to singers, AS the voice improves
in proportion to the expansion of the chest. To
ladies' who cannot take outdoor exercise, they are
of incalculablc benefit,
My Glasses for Dancing and Department At VIII
lards' Hall, and At Georgetown, are largely at
tended by the elite of both cities, and can, with
much satishctior, refer to the Parents of my pu-
pills.
To those who require tuition on the Violin,
YiOiiRCcliO and Singing, "dHishiHg Lessons" may
save time and expense by studying under me.
For Cards OF Terms, address
J. X. GOODALL,
apr II WillAFds Hotel.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-02

Es-THE ABOVE SALE WILL BE CONTIN.
ued MONDAY MORNING, May 4th, at same hour.
maya
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-02

THE VERIFY,
No. 45I Eighth Street, between and F Streets,
(oPPosITE THE GENERAL POST oFFICE,)
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
LANGLEY & FARNAM. M............... Proprietors
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-02

Excursionists may thus reach Baltimore By
either Of the morning trains; share the gaietes o
the Monumental City, now replete with the ami
nation, and rObed in the joyous tints of Spring
transact business during the forenoon; witneSi
this mary vellOusly brilliant dramatic romance
(trhc commences al 2S and terminate, al O'Clock
m.iJ enjoy the fluctuations Of a prominAle during
the fashionable hours OF evening, when the grace,
thc taste, and the loveliness OF Baltimore unveil
their charms to public admiration, and return to
their homes by the 8 p m. train, intoxicated with
the delights OF the jaunt.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-02

EMBROIDERED LACE CURTAINS.
Lace Curtains, s 500 a pair.
Lace Curtains, s 500 a pair.
Lace Curtains, 5 100 a pair.
Lace Curtains, 5 T.5O a palF.
Lace Curtains, 3 800 a pair.
Lace Curtains, 8 $50 a pair.
Lace Curtains, s 900 a pair
Lace Curtains, s $50 a pair
Lace Curtains, $1,000 a pair
Lace Curtains, Sl2.OO a pair
Lace Curtains, SIIOO a pair
Lace Curtains, $1,000 a pAIF
Lace Curtains, $1,000 a pAiT
Lace Curtains, $500 A pRir.
Lace Curtains, $40 90 a pair
Lace Curtains, S25OO a pair
Lace Curtains, $50 % a pair
Lace Curtains, $4,000 a pair.
Lace Curtains, $4,000 a pair.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-02

The steamers "Young America" Capt. Talbot,
and Mary +. Rapley," Capt. Stackpole, will, on
and after MONDAY, May g. commence their regu-
lar trips between Washington and Alexandria, at
O'Clock In the mornin', making trips every hour
during the day, until O'Clock in the evening.
WARRINGTON, May /, 1853. may 2-tf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-13

INDIANAPOLIS, July l2.-Morgan'S forces
moved from Vienna yesterday morning. east
ward, arriving at Vernon, on the Madison &
indianapolis railroad at 6 P. NJ, and demand
ed the surrender of the town. 1t was refused
by Col. Burkham, commanding the federal
forces. Half an hour was given for removal
of women and children. AT the expiration of
that time our forces moved out to meet the
enemy, but found they had retreated. Scouts
sent IN pursuit captured 10, with no loss to
our side After leaving Vernon they moved
southwark, tore up the railroad track, cut the
Telegraph, and destroyed portion of the Ohio
Mississippi railroad west of Vernon. They
then moved eastward, arriving at Versailles
at one o'clock to-day. A squad of 60 men
moved on Osgood and burned A bridge on the
Ohio & Mississippi railroad, and took the tel
egraph operator prisoner.
Gen. Manson, with large force of infantry
and artillery, left Jacksonville last night, and
arrived at Carrollton this afternoon. He had
skirmish with the enemy near Grassy Flat,
and captured one captain and 10 men. Col.
Gwin, with force of 1000 infantry, marched
out from Summans, on the Indian apolis and
Cincinnati road, and met portion of Morgan's
force, two aad half miles from that place.
skirmish ensued, and we lost one man
killed.
At l o'clock to-day Gen. Hobson's forces
were only short distance in the rear of Nor
gan. A sufficient force has also been sent
from here in the last twenty four hours, to
drive invaders from Indiana or capture them
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Postscript.
by TELEGRAPH.
1-3 O'clock A, M.
From the UpperPotoruac.
THE LATEST DISPATCHES.
A BATTLM NMARArHAND
4 1-2 O'clock A, M.

GREENoAsTLE, July l2.--The corps of
Ewell and Hill returned and occupied Ha-
gerstown about o'clock yesterday. They
have a strong picket four miles this side Of
town. Hills corps pressed through the town
taking the Leitersburg turnpike. A negro team.
ster in the rebel army, who left Williamsport
at o'clock last evening states that they are
building flat boats at that place, and will have
seven finished to-day, on each of which they
can cross, and when he left not a third of their
transportation had succeeded in getting over
Capt. Boyd yesterday went within a mile and
half OF Hagerstown, on the national road,
where he discovered large body of rebel in
tantry moving into that town by way of Will
Transport Firing was heard to- day in the
direction Of Clear Spring and Leitersburg,
probably caused by our troops driving in the
enemy's outposts There is no good reason
known for Lees army evacuatng Hagers-
town, and then re-occupying it with the same
troops within a few hours, unless he was dis
appointed in his facilities for crossing the riv-
er. If Lee holds his position battle cannot
well be postponed more than forty eight hours
longer. A heavy rain has set in with pros
pect OF continuing all day. Gen. Meade's
troops took possession Of Hagerstown Sunday
morning, and now hold it.
FREDERICK, July l2.-No general engage.
ment to-day; but battle cannot long be de-
layed. Reports are credited that Lee has
brought his forces together on tongue of
land below, near a ford, which strengthens
the belief of general and desperate affray
tomorrow or Tuesday. The first corps is
said to have occupied Hagerstown this after
noon. A squad of 80 prisoners, captured at
Middletown yesterday, was brought in to-day.
SHIPPENsBURG, Pa, July 1.-THE position
of the rebel army was definitely stated at
headquarters to-day; Longstreets force at
Shepardstown, Ewell's at Hagerstown, and
Hills between Hagerstown and Williamsport.
Their estimated strength is from $4,000 to
10000, with about 100 pieces of artillery.
Communication between Gen. COUGHS army
and the army of the Potomac is only to be
had by a circuitous route. 1t is rumored
that Beauregard has a large force near the
upper Potomac to cooperate with Lee.
Gov. Curtin intends being with COUGHS army
when it is called upon to cross the state line.
Gen. Couch and staff are still at Chambers.
burg.
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EIGHTH MASS. COLLECTIOl
"A DISTRICT.
Office of the Assessor of Internal Revenue,

NeVPnUB I
WORCESTER. july 10 1873
Notice Is hereby given that the Assistant Assessors
said District have completed their several lists valua-
ions ana enumeratons required bv the u tied states
Excise Laws for he month MAY last being The second
annual assessment under said laws
Nad lists contain the assessment of taxes on property
named IN schedule of said Excise Law on income tor
ls6i and or licenses The said lists. valuations and
enumeraon relating to the Worcester County portion
Of said District at Office No. H. i'll the Worcester
lnk Block in the city Of Worcester and relat.
ing 10 the Norfolk County portion of said District
al the Office of A. A Russague, Esq, in the town Of
Frank n and each of said lists will remain in the above
named naces for examinations from the fourteenth day
oIJatu INST to the t1 sRtg 1ih ddg gf said Iiy and
appeals will be received aud mined by relative
10 any erroneous or excessive valuations enum
tor BY the said Assistant Assessors the said Office Of
A. Rnssague, on FRIDAY, the 3lst d sy # said July.
az 10 elock A. " and at said office, No H. Worcester
Bank Block, on MONDAY, the third day of August
next, at 8 o'clock A. q. IVERS PHILLIPS.
lYlO diff Assessor 9Th Mass. District
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MOrnln9, gnlp lS, 1853

btity of ammunition the rebels had remaining,
ut some of their officers say they had only
20 rounds per man and per cannon. The
buildings of the town are much less damaged
than we had expected. There is a considera-
Bile supply of railroad carriages here, with
one or two locomotives in working condition
Orders have been given instantly to put the
railroad in repair as far as the Big Black,
audit will be ready to supply them with trans
port before tomorrow night.
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a ROUNTY OLE S45a

will be given State aid II the families of ,bose who
enlist OR fled men receive iunty) -Four Comma
mes Of this Regiment will be Light Artillery and re-
apply at the Recruiting ONCE 27 Main street tPiper's
Block up stairs) or of Capt. r. d. KIMBALL at OK
ford. s. r. GREENE ~
iyS dtf Lieut. and Recrpitiny oa,cer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-13

SITUATION WANTED-As general
~ servant or housemaid by capable girl APPLY at
MOL Hibernia street d3t jy 10
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DOCKET BOOK LOST.-Wednesdav

SITUATION EDO do general
~ homework or second work. Apply at No. 4 Temple
street. d3t jy 10
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ID + A V \ LLERY
Now is the time to enlist in the
Second Mass. Heavy Artillery

10 DO Garrison DUTY in the Department of North Caro-
lin n BOUNTY OF s. $50 will be paid to every Rc.
irut 10 all who have already served in the army not
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VIM. ID. LUCUS q 90.

Successors 70 Trabue Luous)
w n VIII ntiuus tle Augti0n and Commission
" Busiuess az tho Old Stand Of Tab 4 Luous.
10. W fublio sguam We respectfully solicit Con.
agnmonta Of every discTiptionpf MeIcbandiae, Iur.
nltoroi Groceriss, oic., sic., oie
g.. =, W,H, LUcg5
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state OF tennessee.
ADJurANr GGNERAL's OFFICE

f ADJuTANT GENERALS OFFIoE(
Nashville, Tenn, june o, 1868.
d General Order No. 8.
2 Notice Is hereby given 10 all Tennes-
seAns desiring TO volunteer in any Of
the Tennessee Regiments, in the service
OF the United States, or now forming In
Or about Nashville for said service, that
transportation will be furnished them to
This place upon application TO any officer
doing duty in the Quartermaster's De.
partment.
All ouArtermasters are respectfully re-
quested TO furnish transportation TO this
place to all Tennosseans desiring 10
enter said service, and to report TO this
Office The names Of persons to whom
transportation has been furnished, and
all persons receiving transportation are
requested 70 report 10 the AdjutSnt Gen.
eral at the State Capitol
Rrig, Gen. ANDREW Johnson,
Military Governor.
ALvAN G. GmLEN,
j72W Colonel and Adjt. Genl
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tue ISSUES OF All Banks
mentioned below
hos. AND LOCATIOS o. HNPIlAIS IN NASHVILLE

The following q a cor ect list Of all Hospitals in
No. l-Gun Factory, College stree, ca the an.
Asst. sF5sSii, {, =. HAYNES, U.SY.
2--iniversity Building, Market street, on the
hi. Asst. Surgeon, r. d. LYSDE, U.s.v.
S--SnsIey's Duiding, s.E. corner Public square.
Surgeon, LEWIS d. HARIoS.
I" s--HoWard High School, College street, on The
HUI JAS. 3 wEEps, Surgeon In charge.
Z" S--suspended.
I" 6-suspsnded,
" T--Ccllsge street, between Church and Broad,
Act. asst. Surgeon, q. W. FRAEcF.
s. s--masoniO Hall, Church street, near sunmer.
Asst Surgeon, @. c. GRAr.
Z" 9--Carriago Factory, Market street, below the
Square. Asst. Surgeon, u. a. wnTs
l0-susponded.
ll-"PEsF HoUsK = On the University Pike.
act. Asst. surgeon, l. D. HoaLE,
Z" l2-RroadwAy Hotel, Broad street, corner Cherry.
surgeon,J s.MAuRER
4" iS--aume High School, spruce street, cor Broad.
Asst Surgeon, A. H. SAITH, q. g. A.
- l4--Femals School, Church street, near Chatta-
noOga Depot. Surgeon, JEo II. PHnITfs, U.s.A.
IA-Hynea' High School, Line strs IT, corner SUM
mer. Surgeon, W. NJ. CHAEmzEs s.A.
l6--aordon Block, corner Broad strect and River
Landing Surgeon, DAVID EEIsH, s5d Ohio
" IT--OrrICERs' H0snrAI -Plautors Rotel, Sum
mer street, pornef Dcsderlch Surgeon,
J. H. W aIaHf.
ls--Cprner Church aud College streets. Asst.
Surgeon, G. G. MONTGOMERY.
ie--Morris 4 strattona Building, No. IL Market
street JoHR W. FoYE, surgsoa, U. &. A.
" so-Bspist Church, sumner street G r. FINK,
ASS. Surgeon, q
21--suspended.
22-Haranastiee, south Market siTeet. G. W.
HARFER, Asst Surgeon.
7S--Corner Vine and Broad streets. CNSs W.
HoASoR, surgeon, L. s.A
irson hospital, J. q. HIrKaAN, ACT. Asst Surg.
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DR.. Kings Dispensary
F0H PRIVATE DISEASES.

lfT1eos srszpiss DR. KtEG formerly OF Rev Yerk.
ssit for last years OF Louavills Ky..
s24&As "-E1sk~@ who has devoted bis attonilton 10
tho tcatment 81 private disoases r 80 years. stisrs
himself, having sttndod O. practice iof So many
years, and cared 90 many thousands, he j. enabled
G. cure az diseases u private nature, no matter
how tad thoy may b. from injudioi0ns medical treat.
nsni, o. rom neglect Of their own. Dr. king's
uispensaFy Il No. = poadorck street, between Cher
" and the Square, second story where he O. .es al
diseases Of private nature. r.r..t
Gonorfh0a cured without Qauss0ps medicines OF
interference with bnsiuess. ru
Structures Of old o. recent date efacIually cured 10
a teW days, By an operation which cseste no pain
Where structure ssisis health cannot be- ennioyod
Perhaps NO disease causes more mischief hud under-
mines the constitution 30 much. HIr..
Syphilis, with all the diseases Of She sin gT0Wiug
out 81 neglect or bad Treatment, can be eaeoiuAlN
cured Ia few days
SepsiHai We9ia0e. cuaY tgntiou haVtDK heer
given to this disease and all the consequences fa
ing GUS OF 10, brought on IN many clses ty tht b.
5tructlve habits OF nconsldeFate youths ami eEotss
I've indulgence OF Tho passions, neglect if whi'A
viii undormine the constitution, rendoriIg be sib
loct unit for basoess society, and caus 10 genis
lufa old age. ..I
Fomtles who may BE- labofing with ssiy aialcnitr o
the Womb may rest assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, b. Nriiifu, ssd statips
heir usse, With Ice enclosed, diq3ut 10 t4 A ms
Mess neadqriek street, Nashville, Tom. NiN hhvs
The Az meiicneg sent % lrr So Irtl,s o sice
lDufs fr'w ? o'olned "a tte morning rnuig 10 tht
renrF I i@ulF ie-ta akvty.
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The much talked Of invasion of Penn
gylvania proves that our commanders
ought always TO keep large reserve
force 10 attend to these contingencies
which cannot be foreseen. Now Single
ton says that however great rush may
be made upon his shelves and counter
for his invaluable books and papers, he
has still tremendous reserve force of
these articles to supply all calls. q
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Mr.. j. RUDD ADAM, a composer OF rare
ability, and an accomplished teacher Of
- music, offers bis services to the public,
\ through the colamna Of the UNroNH He
is the musical preoePtor Of the young
ladies of st Cecilia's Academy, whose
annual exbib ton takes place this after
noon and night. Mr. Adam is more than
willing that his skill as teacher shall
be judged by the proficiency Of his pu-
pills, who participate in this exhibition.
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NOS. AND LOCATION
OF
G ENERAL HOSPITALS
Post of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Tenn.

- 01N "a IA A7GF-1D1A0a Il GANAa
Medical Director Post--M. O. WooDWoRrH.
Hospital No. l-City Hotoli s. W. corner square
Surgeon T. d. Fitch.
No. 2-WoOdbury Pike. 3, o. Himoe. Sur
geon Ia charge.
No s-East Court House. W.T. Johnson,
Surgeon In charge
No. f--Woodbury Pike. Asst Surgeon
J. W. Pearoe.
No. 6--Eorth Court House j. T. Woods
Surgeon In charge.
No. 6--North-eAst cor. Square. NJ r.
Faier Asst Surg In charge.
No. .T-East Court House n. Woodward,
Surgeon IN charge
No. s-opposIis and west City Hotel VIM
A. houuliy, Asst surgeon in
charge.
No a-cor. Nashville aud Lebanon Pike
z b Permar, Act. Asst Surgeon
In charge.
Neu Eleid hospital No, Lone mile west Court
house. j. L. Finley Surgeon an charge.
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Persons wishing fine cigars and tobAc-
90, are directed TO the store of H. Ehren.
berg, No. 40 Union street. He has a
large and excellent supply Of the best
brands. He has also extra fne Virginia
smoking tobacco, three years old. Pur-
Chasers will do well to GALL aud exam
inc, ... SKIS. iune21-2w,
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Lieut.. Parks, who is recruiting a COM
pany here, has his Office at the Market
House, in the Recorders Court Room.
He offers $25 bounty and one months
pay in advance. A first-rAts chance fJr
patriotic young men.
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The Spheroidal Spectacles are Of the
latest invention. The transmission of
light occurs by four angles, which is
altogether the easiest for the afflicted
sight. The glasses, if not perfect, will
DO exchanged within three months.
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Don't Send Your Money by Mail.
a. o. sANFORD a CO.,,

A. a. SANEOkO a. Coz
AZ meFohants' hank, No. 90 College
street,
wal 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
seAding money by mail or Express
Tbs is the only safe way to send money
North. ljune13-tf
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NAsav11Lr. Tenn, june %, 1s6.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 20, 1868
A called meeting of Cumberland Lodge
{ No. 8, will be held on Wednesday, the
Gath inst, at Odd Fellows Hall, at two
o'clock, il being st. Johns Day. All
members in good standing are respect-
ssss;ii IIyj invited to attend.
BY order of the w. n.
..ti- ~. GEo w. NORvKLL, see'ty.
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Joe JOhnstOn's celebrated Intercepted
cipher dispatch has excited great Curl
osity. threads
Lr. GRE. PEMBERToN My xafvus
wAsvvu flsj by the br j
100000 vegts nerpzif IN il
will be & h o sz d as they Z y
Bragg m tph zgaqk c IN h b C
when II dzgix + will y o q as o h
ymtwm Do you y { y m the KIM
fray How and where is the ] 0 q m
~gugs ftVehb b y isyour p ess?
j. e. JOHNSTON.
Now the meaning of this mysterious
dispatch is; "Gen. PembertOn Ny men
would have you buy 100000 books and
magazines from r. II. Singleton, Nash
willie, and bring 'em on as quick as posi-
BILE. Bragg wants some. Floyd does
too. How is your poetry?
~ jon JoHSsToN."
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nnulyrEuIl-WInp OFT.

North Western Bank Of Georgia.. 60. SO tif,
Bank OF tho Empire State, Georgia .,.,,..,80
Bank OF Athens, Georgia.
fulton Bank ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
bank OF Whtheld s.s.s...ss-s........-
Timber Cutters' Bank ......................6
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aashpilIe s1niOn.



As ths time approaches for our BIZ
ennial State election tits proper that the
friends Of the Government should confer
together ia relation 10 IT, We therefore
respectfully suggest to those Of our iel'
low-ciiisens who desire to maintain the
State Government 10 connection with The
Federal Union as it stood prior to the
rebellion and the war, 70 meet IN con.
vsntion by their delegates, at the Capitol
In Nashville, on Wednesday, the let day
of July next. We trust that full rep
reeentation will be present from every
county in the State, as The business &c
be considered is Of vital importance 70
the future welfare
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Don't Send YOur Money by Mail.
DESIGNATION.

a NE fAkIAtKsHiP existirg between rrhbuo
a Lueus is dissolved In conseauepee of no doa IA
OF N EaWard Ifsbue, (Which occurred on tho ,2th
lntt an pei ona Indebted % said firm viii please
o9mo ioiMard and make payment. those having
olalina VII Nio them Immediately With
WfLIAM ~ LUCU9,
surviving Partner Of Trabas a ipcn.