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In of the Capture OF put
Mountain.

crrdent Of the Cincinnati ktte
! 20 following incident of tAp-
7 out Mountain:
T. ar shutdown when GenerAJ.
' conduct all through thet te
\ marked him as one OF the&t
! le national armies, rode
his superb division. Loud
IN everywhere greeted III
I .-,- ,,l AT last his feelings, no
I .eE9ke out in speech. .
| 5.. d.. :, said he, you were OF
qrd and take the rebel rifle pl
Of these hills you did so !;
" the F.prnal! without orders.
E. .yT4rd and took all the Ell
roH ,0p' Here is a fine chanc
!Yol a.. court-martialed ! and | r
'''e'r as the principal witness az
'''-ss YOU promise me tne thing
'.3isit:? what is it?' laughing
Il bis men.
s. resumed the General, that a!
N possession of these works
'.Aae against all opposition Of I
.',s' JET. Davis and the devil, stea
.a taem".
''= conc.asion Of this speech tn
"A o, IL. soldiers knew 10 b,
''" the ranks aud crowded a
.'''"'' We promise we pro-
''''' And amid such exclamatio
.'.'. wei. h,Id them" Let ar
IT,. ''= ZEN from Us" Bully for
...,. .' Tor old Wood,' the gallar
'''' ii he field"
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An ADJUSTABLE CREED. As the recent
hs"ssssss ,hs ssssss Of The Union armies, together with
North to put down the dfa,tpa.. II pa.nlLefS IN the
plunged the copperheads generally intSS' nItS'e =
perp,exing qusndary, writer in the Newark
Mercury proposes creed which they can
use according to circumstances enabling
them to appear traitOrous or loyal, as may
suit the company in which they find them
selves.
This creed is short and hereunto appended.
When the copperheads hnd themselves sur
rounded BY Union influences, which they
"--- not defy, the lines Of the creed should be
reao ac'0ss' Hurrrb for the Union,- &c.
but should they get among the r.bsls !,
should be read only half way acroos, Hur-
rah for Secession, death to the Federal Gov.
ernment," sc.
Hcrrah for The Union
Secession Is curse
Death to JEFF Davis
The federal government Forever
Down with Mob rule
Law and Order Shall triumph.
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l.. ,JIIWILTT.

J. MUTT,
!, tNTFACiERER. STEAM MILLS.
po-iie Passenger Depot
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Gl0. =. SHAW,
K 4 y c + A 6 + Mt,
H'S>' JewCtt'S Building
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. =. .. ." '-Hee-pas,s from heaving, c.
... .',l notch in the post near the 10,
''' When sitting, place the end of
-..... On i. Pack all down solid, ar
>..... secure Two no,ches will add
..... -'-'' Of the post.
.,-,,.''. soeep Of flock will alwa
.:.a... .,. a.. ..eai Sence, they will keep ii
,y,$ h, a.. 'ee2 The weaker weak. D
'r... WI y. the weak with the weak, Il
"..s. a"d soon they will ;
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GOOD As VAS BOUGHT IN YEARS PAST
Sold at small profit E.JEWETT.
ST. 10hnsbury, Dec. l6, 1863. If
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y DRY GOODS. CROCKERY HARDWARE
lSD SHOES, GROCERIES, OILS, PAINTS, &c.
Nam Stree
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sUor i UoIllns, Topsf am: I.
| Page Co. Plainded; G. B. Putnam. Barre.
And by Druggists generally
State Of Vermont. S,oa
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A SERMON

- 'D Al THE SOUTH clrRcH, 81 nyv
-N -, 1S63 NOV
BY REV. L. O. BRAsrow
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- T.. NcDOUGALL.
Dealer in
INERY X DRY GOODS
OBJ ,itr Calrlonian Onice.
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OF ALL KINDS,
.'.s,rE DEPOT, ST. JOHNSBURY, Vr.
s.e, repaired at short notice.
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F. 3. GAGE, ARTIST,
lfiNSHJRY PORTRAIT GALLERY.
NraNptyTrN, auf lilc-,i2o Photographs
-.''- dat cheaper than elsewhere.
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BACON, I'd, n co.
HIDES, LEATHER AND OIL
IA J,''h>5Hry Centre. VI.
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" < Dealer in Furniture and Chairs
81 John>bury Centre.
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L III l l. ID $,

\. IL. + LIN Vt.
4 Hr.Etr Of HARNESSES. Atl street.
','N.ir.c House,
4 & III l l. OS,
a WATCHES. JEwELRY. SILVER AND
u SPscT.CLEs, BOOKS. STATIONERY, FANCY
ICONS, TOYS, &C.
.rlvln. done with elegance and prompt
Y. POSI- Once Main street
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hiLHOtRNE, ID. ID. \.
N DENTAL SURGEON,
corner Mainland Central streets.
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WELL Il BROOKS.

~ 4 , { K Z .IhM y
:, +, .e,er St, opposite Union schoo
.,rol St. 3d house from Summer ;.
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II N " I Il d r X
.ES OF AXES AND HOES,
'.c,sv and Manure Forks and
Moose River Works.
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OliN ID. MILLER, As't.

aN,h.EY Business DIRECTORY.
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" VI. ii. HORTON.

M IN IVT IUN,
Y TAILOR e; and dealer in Gents Fur
- Goods. Railroad street
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A.P a
NN0 BLOOMSBURY
>"''"J'oe@1"
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4 X VI GTON

IL. {. DICKINSON.
.URAL WAREHOUSE L SEED STORE.
BIl'.I. Railroad street.
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4. 'ARSEY,r. d.
An A y D -GEoN.
- North Of ;he North [ 70,
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-02
Notice 20 Nutlers,

just received and Tor sale at reduced
rates.
100 barrels dried Apples.
100 do do peschas.
100 boxes Cheese.
20 barrels fresh Eggs.
100 boxes Raians
100 kits Maoksrol.
Candies of all kinds Figs Dates ;
Nuts. Always on hand : full and gem
oral assortment of Suffers supplies, 10
which we call the attention Of our
friends and the public. Our motto is
quick sales and small profits.
A. & NJ LANDsBERa & Co.
Corner Square and Marke! street.
may 10
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Military


orAtofs OF the day.
Mayor, Aldermen, and Common Council.
Union Club.
Union League.
Citizens in Carriages.
Citizens on Horses
Order of Exercises at Fort Gillem, TO
commence at 10 o'clock, A. M
/. Music by the Band
>. Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Hayes.
D. Music.
4. Reading of the Declaration of Inde-
pendence, by Hon. Jordan Stokes.
3. Music.
6. Grafton by Prof. Mccoy, and Speeches
by Hon. Horace Maynard and
Gov. johnson.
Comfortable seats have been prepared
TO accommodate 1000 ladies'; also, an
abundance OF ice water.
At g O'clock, P. NJ, the Exercises will
be resumed in the Representative Han,
with addresses by invited guests.
The Committee of Arrangements have
respectfully invited Gov. Andrew John
son, Professor Mccoy, Gen. Rosecyans;
Hon II. Maynard, Doctor DIownlow, Ex-
Gov. Campbell, Hon. Jordan Stokes, Col.
w. &. Stokes, Hon. Bailey Peyton, and
others. Also, the citizens Of this City
and County, and the surrounding Coun-
ties, TO participate in the Celebration.
The Ladies are especially requested to
honor the occasion with their presence
II. r. MYERS,
Marshal Of the Day
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Bg Telsqraph.

LouIsyrLLE, July i.--'rhe jefferson
City Missouri Convention passed the
emancipation ordinance, 81 10 30
MEMPHIS, July l--GranPs army Is
prosecuting the siege vigorously.
Three hundred Of the Fourth Iowa
cavalry engaged five handred rebels near
Bridgeport, Miss, losing City Killed,
wounded and missing.
Gen. sherman advanced on the 22d 10
meet Johnston's forces, but couldn't ind
him or any considerable number Of reb.
els. Johnston can't mnsteF over $1,000
men. Most of them are between Canton
and Bridgeport
The rebels are making desperate sf-
forts 10 interrupt navigation on the Mis-
sissippi, below Memphis They have
six gun batteries opposite drcenvi.le.
AIArmAduke is also aitsmptingto block.
ade the river.
Scouts from central Mississippi and
Alabama report the rebel feeling about
Vicksburg IS very Respondent.
Jackson papers say Gen. Grant lost
ten thousand men in the assault on the
goth.
The rebel General Gholson is meeting
with poor success in endeavoring to or
ganize the State militia. The people be-
Gin TO believe that the Federals will soon
occupy the entire State.
JEFF. Davis has called upon Alabama
for 10000 additional troops for the de-
Tense of the State.
PmLADELPHIA, July Ia Harrisburg
dispatch says the rebels have retreated
beyond Carlisle.
Reports from Washington say that a
change in the Cabinet will take place
this week.
REAR OF VIcKsBURa, June 25.--Gene-
raj Heron drove the rebels from one line
Of rife-pits last night and from another
this morning, and thinks he can go into
the enemy's main works on his front to-
morrow
The firing was heavy and continuous
nearly all last night. A rebel sortie
drove the 18th Illinois considerable dis
lance, taking number Of prisoners, in
Guiding the Colonel. We speedily re-
covered the lost ground, and took about
an equal number of prisoners.
HARRISBURG, July |. A citizen o.
Carlisle says forty Thousand rebels with
forty pieces of artillery left this morn.
ing for Gettysburg, rebels stated thei
object was Harrisburg but might hAv
TO fight Meade before taking it.
DAngerto Pennsylvania aud the Norll
still imminent. The Baltimore ant
Ohio road uninterrupted Heavy frin
heard at Port Hudson on the night Q
the twenty third.
The Columbia Hersld's special say
the rebels have evacuated York and ar
falling back along the entire line Ger
Meade has retaken Hanover Junction.
General Couch and staff now oceup
the South bank OF the Susquehanns
The rebels are rapidly concentrating i
the interior.
PlessAnton is making great havoc i
the rear of the enemies train. A greS
battle thought TO be imminent.
SAE FRANCISCO, june 30.---The Mex
lean Government with its vAluAbles, la
removed TO San Luis PotOsi.
LOUISVILLE, July Forty guerrilla
supposed to be under Hines, threW Ii
morning passenger train, hence Tor Frank
fort of the track near Obristisnsburl
and burned the baggage car snd cor
} tents, including the mail and one pas
senger car. Nobody hurt.
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How MONEY CAN BE SAVED. Before
paying out Greenbacks, Kentucky or In
diana bank bills, call at MARR's Exchange
Office, corner of College and Union
streets, and exchange them for Tennessee
money. In this way you can save quite
large per cent Of expenses, as good Ten
nsssee money will do just as well for
spending as par funds.
ialH2-d1m
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Sutlers. RnlIy1

At tie store of f. w. Decker, in "Belle-
vie,O, corner Summer and Howard Streets.
The goods you need, you will find there,
ample and Of the best quality. Go and
examine the great variety Of has we'll
selected and assorted Supply-Store, con-
sisting of
Ale, Lager Beer Catawba Wine, the
choicest kinds of Fruits and Candies,
Cakes, Crackers, Butter, Eggs, Cheese, sc.
iune2l- lm.T II. w. DECKER.
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ARRIVAL OF PRoF. MoCoY.-We are
very much gratiiied TO learn that Prof
AMAsA Mccoy, of Washington, arrived
in Nashville last evening ON the Louis
vile train. He has been invited TO
speak at the Union Celebration on The
ith inst. He is regarded as one OF the
most brilliant orators Of the day.
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beautiful! exceedingly beautiful" we
heard lovely lady exclaim yesterday.
What could be so beautiful, we conec-
tured. Was it collection OF Floral Of
ferings? a new dress? a new bonnet? or
what? We might have applied the des-
criptiYe terms TO the lady herself; but
what conld she think so beautiful? We
found out. twas one of Srhleie'S oaltes
5apia'te. june1G-2w.
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>rrLErss, DON'T HEAD This.

have a small stock of goods which l
wish 20 close out Immediately, as | wish
to 60 North. My stock consists in part
of
10000 Cigars, good brands;
90 Gross Smoking Tobacco;
1000 lbs. Killickinick Tobacco;
Chewing Tobacco;
Pipes, Paper Pens, Envelopes, Ink, Black
ing, Soap, Soda, &C., &c. Also, $50
Reams Wrapping Paper. | iOiH sell
cheap Come 10 "a Deaderick street,
near Cherry. S. A. BAENEs.
maV24-tf
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Will sell this day at Auction, At 9}G
o'clock, iine white Jaconets, so pieces
white Swiss, 200 pieces fine Al bleach
Domestic, 90 pieSOs Calico, Linen Cam
bric Handkerchefs, Silk Alpaca, and a
Gne lot Of fine Muslins. The ladies will
please be ON hand. No. 46, Market
street, p. w. MAxey's old stsRd.
July Q.
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Fourth OF July.

Any person OF persons that may want
Soda water for the Fourth, win please
send In their orders to-day or tomorrow,
as cannot supply them on that day as
| wish to keep II sacred to the memory
Of the fathers of our country.
M. MCCORMACK,
No. 7oOherry street.
iuly2-1t.
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A report was current in this city Tues
day night that jams TnoNAs, son of
Mr.. Jesse Thomas, was killed in one of
the recent fights beyond Murfrsesboro
We are informed that this is a mistake (;
he is prisoner at Murfreesboro, and
badly wounded
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For sale 10 Nol,crs

And to citizens, for home consumption,
a splendid LOT Of Suffers Supplies Of
various kinds. Also, large lot of Bot
tied and Barrelled Bourbon Whisky; all
kinds Of Wine, Ale, and Beer, in large
and small packages. Also, Smoking and
Chewing Tobacco, at No. II Public
Square. NJ. L. ALEXANDER.
june 26-2W,
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MORE PRIsONERg.--Another LOT OF Con.
federAte prisoners-between 200 and
3OO--were brought in yesterday from
Murfreesboro. They were oil privates
we believe, There are more TO come
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1NFoRMATIoS WASTED.-Of Samuel
lIarshbarger formerly of the 3Oth, and
Aiterwsrd of the 49th Indiana Yolun-
teers. Please write to Miss Jennie
Harshbarger, COesse, Indiana.
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Persons wishing fine cigars and tObsc-
co, are directed to tho store of II. Ehren-
berg, No. 40 Union street. lie has >
large and excellent supply of the best
brands. He has also extra fine Virginia
smoking tobacco, three years old. Pur-
ohasers will do we'll 20 call and exam
inc june2i-2W.
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Suffers, you can now find the largest
and best assortment of Goods in this
city, in your line, at W. w. Totten's,
No. 20, College street, opposite the Sc
vance House, at the lowest market pri-
ces iunce 81 tf.
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CAPTURED OFFIoERs. The following is
list of the rebel officers captured 81
Shelbyville and Manchester, on the 27th
ult:
Col. II, o. King, ist Confederate cav
airy.
Lieut.. Col Chas. s. Robertson, Let Con-
iederate cavalry.
Lieut. Col. q. Thomson, 9Th Ala.
Mai. II, Q, Bate, Las Confederate cav
airy.
Mel. james Il. Dye, 5lst Ala.
Captain j. II, Higgins, Higgins Ark.
Captain W. D. johnson, Co. +, dis.
Ala.
Captain 0. \. Force, co. +, Dist Ala.
=. ). Clayton, co. Ii, 9TH Ala.
Captain Thos. II, Malone, 90. A, 9Th
AlAbama.
Captain A. l., Archibald co. d, 9Th
Confederate cavalry.
RS Spaulding, Let Ky.
LIST Lieut. VIM Minor, aid 20 Brig Gen.
w s Wherton.
1st Lieut. VIM Fain, co A, 5lst Ala.
W ID Burton, co G,
WA Turguson, co D, 9Th
Confederate cavalry.
lst Lieut. n White, co ID, do,
Il ID Keene, co l., 9Th Ala.
WCKeene, col,
j Price, co X,
John Zeiglar, co b, DIST Ala
5 M CoWlng, co III,
I'd 1t Il Q Robertson, co X, 9TH Ala.
James Spence, co @, Dist Ala,
II IL Harris, Gen Wheeler's staff
w. J, Skidmon, co. ID, Ath Ala.
Il. Il. KimbTough, go. O, Sd Ala
Louis Preveaux, co. II,
r. r. Albury, co. i, 6lst Ala.
w. NJ Cooper, co. O, 3D. Ala.
Vim. Pelham, co. A, 5lst Ala
f. A. Ball, Slh Confederate cav,
j. 4. Marsh, f"
J, r, Wood, co. q, 3D. Ala.
ID. p. RAtioan, co. II, Let by.
l.. W. Myers, Cluke's detached co
Ky. cavalry.
"a Lieut. j, P Brindle CO. D, 4lh Ala
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At the theatre the "Frenoh Spy" viii
he produced again tonight. Songs by
Mr.. Stewsrti and the "Falry Of the
Lake" in which the zavistowskis take
marta. OH up the bill.
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DR. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
CEDRON BlTTERS |
The --latest "a. Il Mast Important
Discovery ot the Ninetetnth
EantarV

Mo manis nstnr w. ~ 40, Insts.3 obhrfried VII
IN tho hlstDry al thr MrlGit mrlict ilAe Untsd
State OF moro fufrrtHy alnr - ~ piue"g Ia fnel
iciIt sooytry thm ilat o, ~. juliN UOl VI lou
issiue ~. HIS uim.tnt' rcPoralion ol haNaGa
rila hAs long TODD 40 tur head "a the vAriOu com
pounds oi uiat valuable iia< li- uphpounilCot
0f " 10 Cherry has bee me io#sehod word through
Oat the West AUG south ana i's Wogm iozcpeeai IA
less than year amor thtlr lutductlout attained p
reputation ~ widesrrfsi ~ tle continent q North
America But iho cfoWrua ory iiis Tie r uains
10 be attained IA a. t-ft disrescry, or ratncr com
bination for DO OIL, not olaifn 20 bay Dcrs me ip
cayerer "a CipeON hrl ii.o oh- a. 30 rae bi,tcrs
uoW osierod 10 abe plbl =. lhat honor pel as o.
he natiye mhabitahis Il g nirai .1medts, e, rh0ui
IA virtues hsYe been aueea tSf inel, thlh u hun
dred yeafs. ATuei With % iAe lnaian BIDS flina'
20 thc mot deadly psi ia, sHd uan tUout icnr
Uie most g,AuinOus errpiliA Nis h-'ri With tbenl
that white there ls iGct1 di in ilN p''y tls udryn
10 potent tnClEe, uo mtiirr Ht o. listatc INA! be-
Mile ~. Gun b. nbl 3D. plra to Oudnrse thu cE
ifayaflnt preteusiog, pr D. nevertheless satisfied
from thorough examination 90 The ofllruce rstilil
itf virtues that feuedy tnd preventive iar a
diseases ausing rom czp0sure eitptr 40 Chatrsa o
weather and climate, oi 20 the mi nanc iudunees
it stands without rival, aud iusuy desrryc- e''
reputation t has ~ Yong Vloy GA 10 t.utru tnf'foa
| aud the W al iuules la
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GEN. MEADE.--The question is oft, n
asked US, who is this Gen. Meade, now in
command Of the Potomac Army. We
will simply say that he is gentleman OF
fine taste, and were he in this depart
m,nt, he would undoubtedly wear one Of
Ntessrs. Green g. Green's new Regulation
Hats. For further information, enquire
at43 College street.
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just received at the Traders Bank, llf-
" cases Old Burgundy Port; one hundred
cases Old Claret; seventy cases Old sher-
~; City barrels Dayton Stock Ale. Ale
and Porter in Bottles and by The Barrel.
All kinds Of Wine Wholesale and Retail.
iune 2T.Gt
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Family groceries.

A large and choice selection OF Family
Groceries, just received and for sale at
the lowest market prices, at W. W. Tot
tens, No. %, College Street, opposite the
SewaEee House. june 21-tf.
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A sad End.

BY a letter "a this office We learn that
Captain Searight--Whose desertiOn from
the army and elopement with a secesh
belle we published last winter-WAs
lately killed in duel by a Spanish OFF,
Ger, near Havana. It appears thst this
woman for whom he had abandoned fame
and fortune, had in turn deserted him,
and fled with q captain in the Spanish
army. Capt. Starlight shortly afterwards
met the destroyer Of his happiness in .
coffee house and knocked him down. OF
course the proud Spaniard cOuld not
brook this insult and he challenged Sea-
right who gladly accepted, as he was
weary of life. They met on the seaside,
a mile or two from Havana, and Starlight
fell, pierced to the heart by his adverse.
rvs bullet.
Thus has untimely fallen one who
fought well and nobly for his country,
Till in an unlucky hour he met one who
seduced him from the path Of honor and
dnty, and through her agency the star Of
his life has set in blood.
AIRS 10 bseoule hing
DER wbioh the raven hais his luAsrsl aing"
The Spaniard and the fair false one,
with demons heart, have fed TO the Isle
Of Pines.-Linooln (ll) Herald.
Mr.. Van Buren,, said . defeated eli
ent, is there any client so low and mean,
or any client so nasty that yor won't
undertake TO defend him in it." 81
don't know said John, STOPPING TO put
away another oyster; then bending down
and confidently drawing out his reply in
the little mans ear, "what have you been
doing I"
Fresh Eggs, Fresh Butter, and Nege.
tables received daily aud for sale whole
sale and retail, at No. 90, Public Square
JoHS T. BBows,
June 2O-f Grocer.
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See Che Advertisement Of Messrs.
Brown & Co. They wish TO rent furn g.
ished house. This is an excellent OPP
poriunity 20 get frat rate tenants.
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The marble Heart will be ., peated
at the New Theatre tonight Il isa
beautiful drains, and produced in tho
happlest style.
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EE let THOsT WHO HAVE nOUBrkn THE
virtues 81 BHll's CsdFOn BiitcTs. ii sny
such ,herc De- read ;ho follow ms certificate from gen
usr,en Won known IN this c,mmuuity, and doubt no
moro
~ gcneral inlnslaciioa 'oto me army val save the
lives g thouasuds OF our sol,nerai
IullqVLIR, kY., june Q, 1895
We thc undersigned, hasc seen the good effects
rroIUcsd hy tie use ol nr. ions Buns CsrHoN BIZ.
irus 10 cises 81 general debility and pros,fahon Of
tue system, and b,eye s general use would prevent
disease aud relieve much Btiering Among our sol.
diers particularly would this DE the case especially
those who are exposed 20 masinoiIc ipinence 10 Tho
southern climate.
MAI. PHILIP SPEED.
Collector Int Rev % Mss Ky
CaAs b. COTTON,
COLLECTOR d Inc rort OF Louisville. Sy
col H. hkNf
irov Marshal Hon1 Of KratuAy.
REV d. 4. HENDERSON,
Nlce.prrsi OF sanitary CoInWls7lon
HAl,NEA HUGHES, Co..
Publishers Democrat.
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Prop. Louisville An2eger
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Wholesale liry Goods irart5, Nan tufe 20
Louisville, ny.
DAVIS, GREEN & 90.
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Members Of The NAghyill, Union Climb
are requested 10 be present tonight, a.
business Of importance will be brought
before the Club.
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FOURTH OF JULY.
The Fourth of July, SO, at BelIoyiew

I will give 10 my many friends, an ex-
cellent opportunity 10 enjoy themselves
on the Fourth" TO their hearts content.
From 2 o'clock, p A., until the next
morning, good string band will play
the choicest dancing music.
The best and Farest refreshments will
be served 10 order.
Tickets at $3.50 Tor afternoon and
night may be had at the saloons of all
my German friends in the city, and al
the door.
Come one, como all win endeAyOr
10 make il pleasant 20 each and every
ono, and nobody will leave my house dis
Satisfied. RoBr. WElTMUILTn.
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