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mosuAY MORNING. ..Auausre, ,ses.


information received frer, Culpeper county
h, the train last evening furnishes ns an ac.
eouu, of a pretty severe cavalry fight ia Cui.
,sper county, in the immedistA neighborbcod
81 the old hattie hsld Of Brandy station. GU
saturday iass.
We could only obtain confosed reports Of
,his ght, bat from these we gather that the
enemy, In q force consisting OF some three
brigades of cavalry, advanced on our line OF
plckess in the early part of the day. The
picke, force VISA composed Of the 18th Virsi-
MIA regiment, Gsn. Mahones brigade. This
force resisied the enemy until Hsmpton's cav.
airy came up, when the battle was joined be.
tween our cavalry aud that of the enemy. Dn
ring come por,ione of the engageus Mt the
b.hiing is represented to have been very So.
we're In the early part of the fight Capt r..
W Branch, commanding the Giays, from this
city, was killed, and mis- body brought to the
CIV by the Central train last evening".
Iiampton's Legion sustained lus greater
g,sr. Of me ssss ss.s,sassd rfpon .us Col Black
Vas sEot throue, the hand with M!nia ball !,
90. Bakers arm was shattered, and Cob
foung received a severe wound in the breast.
The Legion Is now commanded by Iaeuton
ant Colonel oas cavalry fought them a die.
tnrs q sis rniIes gradually falling back upon
oar inIant-y supaofts. The enemy, however,
dii pot afford thsse supports an opportunity TO
engage in the Gght, bat retired as soon az they
cams up Our loss WAS some Gf;esn killed
and from siyty to seventy wounded The oss
If the enemy was not known by Any one with
waom we conversed. II is hot Improbable
hat ihis light is the immediate forerunner Of
III engage mept Oh a much larger seals.
Passengers by the Central train report that
tie Yankee Gsneral Sloeum's corps mas cross.
cd the Il Bappahannoek, and ie how o. ths
South sideof that stgeam. Tais mo cement r,~
be o,sly a fein, to cover t,.s real movemerie
efs tAe ,aain body il the H,eeiien of Fresie-
risxshnrg.
: Fipt1Eredericksturg q W. have nothing later.
Everytsing was reported quiet there yester-
DAY. -
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CAPruRs op dSS M0EaAs BIS ARRIVAL At
CIaCtnEATI

Gen. John Morgan, Col. clnks, and thirty
other Confederate officers, captured with them,
arrived in Cinsinnati on Monday night laa.,
and wsrs placed in The city prison. A North
srn dispateh says that AoIgs& viii be lodged
in tAs psuitsnsiary II Colnfabas, Ohio. Il ap-
pears shss Morgan sut1sndsrsd 70 niIisia
captain nansa Bnfbridgs, who be captured
and foresd 70 act a. guide for him. THIS sur-
ssndsr the Esd.s., upathorisies decline 70 re-
eegsiss. Dispa.chss iron Columbus o. ny
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up, 70 80 ~ akes sbont Ave or six milas
&hsad of N 90 trsve'ing for Sandy Hook
Now II wAe ~ fslt Abs nssd Of gcod coal
Oar brave ca Eaftis offered 81 500 for Is
peunds Of steans but We could not get but 8
and 10 poupde, Aish0uxh we nsed pitch and
resin. All hsLds Nsfs aaxiors to catch her,
for che had bsen seNs cutie catch "rebal crnis.
ets, but shs c4uBtt Il Tartar this time. Bat
We had the pisAsars st Sarning two vessels
under her ness.
Tie Alabama ana Georgia were at Eahla.
coaling, when lskt baald from. Daring the
stay Of the Alabams her officers were invited
to dine with sone OF their Enp,;ah friends on
shore. Capt. Samaase made speech in reply
W the toast, Welcome 10 the strangers.
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(Copy enclosed in foregoing
MINIsrRY OF FoREIas AFFAIRS }
Political Burean,
Paris, June 10th, 1863. }

IdfIs, JUUc fHtIl, ItU".
Sir: On the 23d Of February isst His inpe-
rial Majesty's dispatch steamer Renaudii,
which mad received the order TO touch as
Charleston, got aground at S';lhsan's Pase,
and only succeeded in escaping from this criii.
cal condition by the aid Of the Milan, ard CT
the EGglish sloop Of war Petrol. On the hap
pening Of the accident tbs Confederate autho-
rites were kind enough to tender 70 thu Cap
tain Of the Reaandin the gsatuitous use Of The
floating dock a.. Charleston, AMI he was thus
enabled 10 make repairs thai were iudispensa.
BILE TO the continuance of his voy age. desire,
cir, that you iaform the Government at Rich,
mondshcw ssnsible we have been of the Kind
conduct Of the authorities at Charleston and
that you pray itaotranssait to those authorities
the expression of our ivsly ,taanks
Receive, sr, the assurances, etc, etc
DaoUYN DE L HuYs.
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We have further Intelligence of the aoings
of tbe e. ). steamer Florida, by an arrival
from Bermuda on the 22i uis Tue Fiesida
Was thea iaere, taking ia e.aai. II lie aseer.
tainted that it was lac Florida which chasad
tha d Uaissd SAVES sLeamsf Ericsson u few
weeks ago TO within about ifty niies OF New
York Hhs arrived at Bermuda ON the l6sh
Sss anchored at first oatsids. and on the fol-
lowing day Was permitted to eatsr The haroor.
Eha sslutsd tha Bri,ish tag and the sA
late was returned A considerable interchange
Of cisnitiss has taken place between the
ofiesfs Of the Florida and the shore. Ihs
papers tesm with Communications landatory
Of the craft, officers, and crew. Since the I'd.
vicss Of the l7sh the Florida has destroyed
twelye ctnsr sessels. The naDas OF one oaly
is eiven-ille brig VIM. Il Nah. The Gasette
says tiaase is destitasion ot fnst in port, and
supplies from England are henrly expected.
Al. extension Of the regulation period Of stay
has bssa gnAased the Florida
corFKnxRArK MovRassrs n xEsTvcgr-AT
TACK NpRlcHAoRD.
Gen, psgsaD. ujAA q G01fsdorste to1cv,
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THE ENGLISH paEss on the 16TTIe OF
{ GETIYseUsc.

TIE iaiss. American news received II Eux.
ls,,d was up oths 6sh Of Jsiy. .Thsir asseusss
did not include the falling back Of 0sa Msads
and Of Gen Les, both Of which svsnts had
occurred, but we're not there huown. Wsgivs
solae highly interesting extrsess from Tie con.
meats Of the Eogiish papers on the grsas bas 1
IL.
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A deserter from Forrests cavalry
reached this place yesterday and surren-
dered himself He is a respectable, in
telligent young man. He states that
Forrest has twenty-five regiments Of
cavalry, and some half dozen batteries
at Spring Hill. He says that Breck-
inridge started to reinforce Joe Johnston,
who photographed back that he did not
need him. The rebels say they can hold
Vicksburg as long as they want to. A
large portion Of their force is at Shelby
vile. The deserter thought they had
advanced towards our front recently.
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yl8t 1eIsataph
MIDNfaHr DRspAroHEs. y

NEW YoRK, Juss 12.--Havans adyices
confirm the occupation of Puebla by the
French. AN AL II "a I
Vera Cruz adviees say that General
ortegs and eight principal chiefs escaped
from the French. w nA
! Information from New Orleans SAYS
that Gen. Banks has issued an order pro-
hibiting the interference with plantation
property.
HARR1sBURa, PA, June l2.--Gov. Cur
tin has assumed command Of the Depart
ment Of the Susquehannah, and sum
moned for the defense of the State all
citizens between the ages of eighteen
and sixty years. lli4H q
New YORK, june 12.-Gold forty lone
and half cents.
Adyiess from Richmond 10 the 9Th say
that no Confederate news had been re-
ceived from Yicksburg for several days.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, june ia special
to the N. Y. World says the Democracy
of Ohio met in the largest and most en-
thusiastic Convention ever held in the
State. 1t nominated Hon. G. L. Vallan-
digham for Governor and Senator Pugh
for Lieut., Governor. TIE latter denoun-
ced Barhside's arrest Of Vallandigham.
A committee oftwenty were appointed
to wait on the President and demand the
return of Vallahdighams
Advices from the Potomac announce
that troops are hurrying up from the
South, indicating that Lee contemplates
desperate effort for the destruction of
Hooker's army. q" =
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We made passing visit, yesterday, to
Che Mineral Water Mandatory Of Mr..
Mccormack, on South Cherry Street, and
were very agreeAbly entertained in wit
Messing the process of manufacture,
bottling and corking the agreeable bey-
erage. Everything is reduced to system,
and operates as regularly as clock-work.
Abont 900 dozen bottles of mineral wa
ter are put up daily. The demand for it
is large, and increasing. Abettef article
isnot made anywhere. Mr.. Nc, is will
ing to stand the test with all manufac-
turers. We can add our testimony to
that of thousands of others that il is q
No. l article.
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PROTEcTToN OF ALL MEN WEARING THE
NATIONAL UNIFORM. - The Washington
correspondent of the Springfield Repub-
hdan, who is usually very we'll posted,
says that he k1lo0s "the National Gov
erhment has decided as to its course, if
jeff DAYS., persists in his threat TO hang
negro soldiers. We have at the West
four or five thousand rebel prisoners, and
M. Lincoln meats to haze them retained
ui&il His question Of hanging negro soldiers
IS settled, SO that if our officers who
command colOred troops, and the colored
troops, too, are not tobe exchanged, then
there will be no exchanges hereafter at
all, aud a general execution of prisoners
on both sides will be likely to follow.
For wherever the rebels hang negro
soldier. the Government will instantly
swing up a white rebel Otherwise, Mr,
Lincoln would DO the yeriest poltroon in
existence After having invited and even
compelled black men 10 hght heis bound
in honor TO guarantee to them the usual
treatment bestowed upon white soldiers.
There is a prospect Of trouble ahead
upon this point, but the rebels will be
compelled to give way. The entire world
is against them In such matter, and
they will find IL hard 10 sustain them
selves against the sentiments Of all civ
nized nations"
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'sMay She Negro obe Allowed TO
qq.5 id tight;1JHq s5 81 1.io|
Under the above headaa contributor to
the Boston DAILY Aaosrtisoy gives the
following:
Immediately after the late CAPTAIN
Howard Dwight fell by the hands of
guerrillas, his body was taken to New
Orleans, and borne TO his former resi-
dence there to await the departure of
steamer which should transport it to his
house in Massachusetts,. A guard of
men detailed for the purpose, from the
47th Mass. Volunteers was placed around
the house both day and night.
The brother and Immediate friends of
the deceased wrapped the coffin in the
American flag, and covered it with flow
ers. These arrangements being conclud-
ed, they left the apartment and retired
for the night. When, the next morning
the afflicted brother entered the room
again, scene presented itself which
showed that there were others besides
the immediate friends who sought TO pay
their tribute Of respect to the members
ofthis brave son of New England.
| Members of "the Union Association
OIL colored Women" had visited the rooom
early in the morning.. They had brought
\ white linen with which they had cover
| ed the furniture of the room, and upon
which they had sewed greenrleaves
| They had filled the room, and covere d
the coffin, with the freshest and sweetest
| flowers, made into wreaths and bou-
/ quetssv. They1had made the scene one
upon which the eye rested with delight.
Each morning this labor of love was re-
peated. Each morning the faded flowers
of the previcus day were removed, AID
those Of fresh beauty and fragrance took
their place.
Before Lieut.. Dwight left New Orleans,
he attempted to express his thanks
to those who had shown such tender
care for him whom he mourned He
said to one of their number, III want TO
thank you, but know not how to ex-
press my thanks" "You owe US no
thanks" was the reply. "Who are your
friends, ifa0 are not. All we ask of
.ypu ia that when you go'home You will
tell The northern people hoD zoe feel and
say to them that we want our husbands
and our sonsto be allowed TO- fight in
this war"
/
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BENEFIT OF MISS MARY M1rcHELL.-
The entertainments at the New Theatre
tonight are for Che benefit of Miss Mary
Mitchell The "French Spy" is the
chief piece, She appears in three char
aciers. Mr.. Leflngwell appears as Col.
De Courcy and Mr.. Gossin as Moham-
med. The drama Of the Wandering
Boys" will also be played, with Miss
Mitchell as Paul; and Mr. Gossin as the
Count. Miss Mitchell has been a dill
gent and faithful actress, ana has won
troops of admirers and friends who will
rush 10 her benefit, as most assuredly
they should. N
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"Yon certainly have the handsomost
Goods in towp,p is the constant remark
of the ladies, when looking at CAMERON,
KNOTT & Co.'s stock, Those who have
not inspected them had better can early,
as they are selling them out very fast.
Corner of ,Deaderick street rand the
Square - Tiune13-2t
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THEATRE.-Mr. Lingham makes his
last appearance tonight on which oooa-
sion the admired play Of "Tbe Stranger"
win be performed. Mr. Lingham APP
pears as The Stranger; Mrs. Bernard'as
Mrs. Halter. During the evening, Mr..
Stewart will sing number Of his capi-
tai songs. The glorious old farce Of the
"Irish Tutor" closes the programme,
MIR. Stewart is cast for o'ROurke; DIR.
Flail, Mr.. Allen; Rosa, Mrs, Scanlan.
There has seldom been more attractive
bill offered the patrons of the drama in
Nashville.
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What about our Fourth of July Cele-
braiion? Can not the Union Club and
the Union League move in this matter ?
Let the great holiday of freedom be
duly celebrated. ON
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We are under obligations to Brown &
90, No. 48 College and o. Cherry street.
for late New York papers, aud also for a
copy Of "The smuggler Of St.,MalO," a
thrilling romance by Silvanus Cobb, the
best story writer Of the day.
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MURDER WILL OUFl-The reason why
the 9th Kansas looked SO finely on their
farewell parade, was they purchased
their hats, caps, and gloves, Of Green &
Green, 43 College street. Go ye and do
likewise. 'ass
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Mr.. A. M. DoRLASD, long and favora
bly, known among the jewellers Of this
city and elsewhere, in connection with
The house of his BROTHER GARErr 7 DoR-
LAND, importer Of watches, Cincinnati,
Ohio, has we learn, established himself
in business in MurfreesborO, Tennessee,
where With a large and complete stock
Of watches, jeWelry, speOtacles, gold
pens, etc, and : corps OF experienced
watchmsksrs, he is prepared 70 attend 70
the wants Of officers and soldiers Of The
Army Of the Cumberland. His place Of
business is in the Bank, North side Of
the Square, botter known III the army az
being .Ae ollos Of the Paynasteg, wher
there. We can recomaond him As bein.
> reliable and honorable business man
aAd worthy Of success,
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We are indebted to our ever attentive
friend w. g. Collier, nSwsdeAler on
Cherry Street, for Peterson's elegant
Magazine, and .alsO Ballou's Dollar
Monthly, for July. The ladies we are
sure will be delighted with the fasci-
mating engravings and fashion. plates.
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subscriptions.

Our receipts within the past few days
have Increased materially. Our friend,
Chaplin s., has our thanks for remit
lance OfS10. we Shsll ever endeAvor to
make the UEIosa powerful aud Al, hOnest
spHliaFy % Az VIZ love our country
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The 18th Michigan, a splendid regi-
ment had dress parade last evening on
the Public Square. The efficiency of
their drill elected universal admiration.
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We are indebted TO our cleyers young
friend, W. Q. Collier, for copies Of Bal J
louis Dollar Monthly Magazine, and Pc
tersOn's Ladies' National Magazine for
July.
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The review of the I'd Brigade, Col Me-
Cook commanding, whichtook place yes
terday was brilliant spectacle. twas
witnessed by hundreds Of delighted
spectators, who ware 40 less gratifed at
the fine appearance Of the men than
the perfection of their discipline and
drill We regret that We did not obtain
the names aud numbers Of the several
regiments composing IL. We shall look
for daring and noble deeds, when this
magnificent brigade encounters the enc
my ON the battle field. The name o.
McCook 10 is tower Of strength Of itself
The gallant boys do not want more in
trepid and accomplished leader
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The Strawberry crop in this vicinity
has BEEN extraordinary this season Ice
cream, white as snow driit, and stud
dsd with coral bsrriesl gracious, what a
luxury And then the Strawberry looks
30 beautiful, as it bushes ip its nest q
leaves, But they do not look more beaial-
tilul than the elegantly embellished hui
morouu books which we,saw ON singie-
ton's counter yesterday, Fresh arrival
iune13-2t
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Recorder SHANE did not have quite SO
many cases to attend to yesterday. SIX
teen offenders were put through course
of fine and costs.
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Messrs. 9. r. Scott a. %. viii accept
our thanks Coz louisville, Cincinnati and
Chicago papers tsrlH
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JAC Snyder & Co., Cherry street al
ways up TO iime, laid upon our table last
evening the latest newspapers, Iddg
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We were misinformed relative TO the
departure of the 10th Illinois regiment.
1t only left Edgefleld for a parade.
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We look for falling weather shortly !;
the fall Of vicksburg, the fall of Port
Hudson, and the downfall Of the rebel
COnfedCracy. la .,.slitd
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IAFUEDAY. aoRaIEo Jbsals. lsds

Mr.. solomon will learn something TO
his interest by calling AZ the UNION
office. suna
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SKIRnusH ar TRIuNE.-A correspon-
dent at Triune ihfOrms as that on the
morning Of the 18th inst, a 8 oeleol,
the rebels under Forrest, Starnes and
Wheeler made an attack upon that post
They were held in check by the piokets
and outposts until the 4th Kentucky
cavalry came up, The hght continuing
at about 10jS o'clock, the 9th Pennsyl-
vania, I'd Michigan, let East Tennessee
and I'd Indiana cavalry joined inX II
The rebels fought with desperation, but
about 8 o'clock, p. NJ, were forced t.
skedadle. Oar lOsswas killed, about
wounded the latter chiefly Pennsyl-
vanians. The rebels lost in killed auS
wounded not less than thirty-hye Of
forty.
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Don't Send Your Money by. Mail,

A. @. sANFOItD a. CO., ~
AZ merchants' hank, No. 80 College
Streer,
Will furnish 06lsers 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 IOrA Express.
THIS is the only safe way to send money
North. GiuneI3-tf
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Postponement Sale.

The sale Of the ebovs Goods IL poatponed until
M8RDAY, the "a day Of che presept month, aud
win positively take place on that daY -
IrlT h. II. GI.ASvOChs U. x marhhAl
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Marshal's Sale
OF A STOCK OF GOODS.
The Unltod States Vs. certain lot ~ Goods elaine
BY QUO y stewart, nov In AL District.

Iitel Of Information No. l. hled By tho U a. mstriet
Attorney lQr the Middle Dairict OF lonnes.ee.
IN PURSUANCE of a wit of RssdRi0ai EzIoaas %
u me directed ffom tho Honomble the district
Court Of che United aates, for said district, on me
18th day OF MAY 1865 will sell sad 0ooa a. puhlic
Auotlon 10 the highest bidder, Coz cash 10 band a.
The btoro house on A y. puucan Cor on TIE Public
square, IN tho city u Nashville IN the pAf
Of JUN nett Male 81 cgmmenoe 81 10 o'clock,
A. H., on that day, and continue untn AL 81 said
Goods are disposed o. |l la a tat
faid stock OF Goods consists q Dry Goods rnoh
a. iadlss Droag Goods a. Prints, Domessits, Cling.
hams Clotia, CaalmeTes, hlanunlH, ho0ta, shodf
aud Also Drrgs and Medicines, lye etu1s, S0aps,
Caudlss, Lard M, And greaf variety Of other aftl
ulc8 u. ~ 0LAbNDck, q H III
mayl7-td Y. 3. marlhd "a. ID. a. q
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Sale to commence al o o'clocll

Ton. Q, CRUNK, -Alcti0leer.
No. 81 North Coiiegsstreet, W. o. Bangs
old residsHrsg QWA anINNAa
june13-6s vi a Press copy.
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Psfsops wishing hno pen can find
good variety at e'Gold Pen Depot "a
Cherry street, two doors South Of Cedar.
I je10--tf. &. ! &. AZ lA''' -
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Will sell at Auction, THURSDAY, June
10, 1868, at Che residence of Mrs. s.
Powers, one fine Rose Piano, fine parlor
Furniture, four fine alI-wool three.ply
Carpets, two fine Brussels Carpets, fine
marble-top Tables, one fine Wardrobe,
one flne Thread window Shades, Pictures,
one fine drngetiug, Oil Cloth, one good
Cook Stove, and . great many articles
TOO tedious 10 mention. us8.sa
Sale 10 cnmmenna al q. n,cInnlr.
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PostpOnsment Sale.

The sale Of tho above Goods h postponed until
MONDAY, the 10Th day o. the present month and
VIII positively take plaoo on that DAY.
iusll
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III PUeaUANeis II = SFft u To,ditoid E1poaas 20
1 me directed nom the hdn1rabA lietlint lourt {
the United Stat tpr sAit District, on Aa 18th DAY
OF iay 1863 wills u said q ods Apfeis a. k2d,
oei SO, at the store-houae OF Al Duncau Co., al
Public Auction, on go r.fs.l gF =.
Monday, the 22d day OF june
peKt saio % commence ~ 10 o clock, A. N on that
day and 20 continue irem time 10 time until all said
Goods disposed u ll- IiiaI
TERMs--An purqlases Of said Goods not exceed.
ing $3.50 20 be paid for IN cash. and ali exceeding thai
aum 70 DO sold on six months time ior notes WITH
good security, approved BY the Marshal.
" N. n. GhAHOOCA, f.r
maYYd It'd ..r... ....t ID.
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''suay she NEGRO obe Allowed 10
t,asf ~ sEiRht,Y Ora sl5 50 1,l.
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The N. Y, Times very neatly hoists
the eOTefhOr Of New York out Of his
shoe leather in The follosine artfcfn
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Under the above headoa contributor to
the Boston DAILY Advertiser gives the
following.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-11-04
WHOLE NO. 2457.

admonish me that We had better optE
some kind of meeting of INQUIRY" 10
will give me great pleasure, Is a gentle-a.
man. and to give such reply as IS in my
power.
The reverend gentleman renamed
standing for few minutes, as if to give
the opportunity OF n errogation, bur no
one rising to question him, he sat down
nid great cheers. The speech lasted
nearly 2{ hours