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. n,~c WHITING or tug y-~tTrD |
- hnsIi-h, , -gch and. nerm.n boot and shOs",s-
dsy oetohr isth. !. o'clock Ma ni.nW,9x,
~ ,.Ylu.u,a I. 80. - - w. ais
V'" -
ATTENTION kIGGEh~-IHE REGULAR
a meeting Of the Rispers Protective Union viii be
held A. Isl Bowery, betv.cn Brooms and Grand
1n yery msnb.r !, psrteuisrIy ranested
70 ate cd, u, business o. Importance viii lie srsns
JobN JACKsoS, Rsc Sc ai3
,I,,.v MAktpS SIN
A IlENiIoN' ,luAH MAhLho-ot d.
~Ae.t tos heoutlon pnteo ~ mte,'ns utin On
The llth instant, every .hop ieHe,tsd 20 SEM t.o
day IAN instant, 81 y m At il3 Bo.ery tBos cry
G,iden,l TO form an A,.oeislon y ,rgurntss
are reluested OF each delegate. the 'oMMiI-
Ikt .ps
"A rp.niEr1NE 90 s,t rir.t AVE- .,r1et Tor
an ag,an,c IN tbeir ss.,, on saturday Ocfoher 10
Thty are a, present receiving - mt, 100 srpss
and they demanded - cent? rhcn the foreman very
srs'onsb oonp'ed WIN VS.
u -. s..,. - "a. NJ ut A., ha,s
49,, ,b ~ or,ct IN m noInins All mem
hers are rsaur, ed to attend and sp.,I he roll call
4,o he %1,s' %fr tss Sses 70 N sysS
DronkIyN- THE United
ID, copper. OF the STATE OF New York No 2, -lllh
,he,r egnsr monthly ,neetins thtr day Monday, OF
l2th, at - O'Clock y VI, q Hickrft Az the men.
ben are ,arnesly relneied to s,end, a. ms,ne,, Of
tsn;e v III ns transac'sd order OF IiipMAs
sPhNCE, frer' CuAhLtN II, W.T. S'e' l'N
NrASS MEETING OF TuF BOOT AND
nj sho- cutters OF New York win be bold at the
unndav Ne, 10Th Al : O'Clock in The evening. All
sno Cn,tet, are invited 20 attend by order Of the
CommItee. 1872
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

DFHrLLS kSDIDATF
,th sena'ofisi District.
Coup i.ing IL. l2th. oh 20th, 2ist and 2gd ards,
For stare ienstor.
ALEXANDER WAED. 29t
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TRACE NOTICES.

A MASS NETTING or The UNITED
y knsli,h. = -uch and German boot and sEoena-
~ OF the city ~ Ncr York - to be held on Non
dsy october 18th, AZ O'Clock 7. NJ. a hli, nTsn4s
Metropolitan Rooms, $50 and loo II stsr At NM
TONlINs,,N. ten. Sec. 40
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A WONDERFUL RUSH FOR MALE Ana
IA rsm,e help, q all nation. at No. Brosdssv,
ner; door 10 The 'shns,on Hotel, Those s'st
;,fs. and farming hands. S4S
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A FEW GOOD NARNISHk k>. ALSO 4 ieO
~ Alb, net MAX ers vnnted TO york billiard IA
De, Nppiy TO PHHLAN 4 CoLLENDER 81 Crobv
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WANTED.

A 1TFSTiON-OSLY FOR 1jc-LApitS
I1l,arned g. co rate on wheeler Wilson's .ewinG
machine in all its trsncher aud part cllars BY 80
s,periepced operator also reoomm epded 10 plaoOS
apply 3lht Fishth ave, b-t 26tb and 18th er, 10 the
drug store. Sol
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MASS MEETING OF TliF BOOT AND
vi shoe Cutters OF New York viii be bold a. the
~ W ard Hotel cor u Grand and Elizabeth SIS, on
Monday, Oct l2th, st O'Clock in the evening, AZ
SDos Cuttegs are invited 20 attend By orher o. ths
COMMITTEE, 10
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A \uRSh Girl WANTED TO co To
n CAiiiorpis With family; u,u.t not be moeet 70
s-s rotne.s Rest II oity references reuAred CiN
ss,u,Js- a1s
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GIRLS OUT OF EMPLOYMENT Ann
" having no home, may apply at the Girls IOdS1ns
uou-e. 215 Canal At, NY C&@
GIRLS WANTED AT POCKET BOOKS
~ At Bowery, room 30 1N
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NOTICE To TAI .OIiS-MR. :. \. OLDS,
formerly ~iIh PANAN CARhAkr, tspss
n Iidiuss, having made an Cpeaseuient Win janis
WILLIE II 4 Co rs Broadway, where b. wouii
lie g.sd 20 zee the tailors who have ~lkrd lor him
before ~ cell .. sii the old hAnd OF JAMES WILDE
Ir a 90 aud they sih all receive constant sun
Ny o. rura At thu Highest ptices 30
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DARkFFPfg wAS1ID AT TIP COR.
ID Mc,. ivth Ard N,.t st. to dsr sSe
DAisTrRS AND FIN,SHfHS On MIL.
ID ,arv o~er-on.. g. to - re- week; t-rttrubrla
msktr. ~ c2uts ,io~s. 2ig - nth oorusr Avn -
4. tor floor n lDNFNHTFJN "
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Lieutenant Colonel w. 2. Hepburn, Of
the I'd Iowa Cavalry, for the last six
months Inspector General Of Cavalry
upon Che staff Of General Rosecrans, is
now in this city, and we are informed will
remain two or three days. The Colonel
has, at his own request. recently been re-
lieved from duty 10 the Department Of the
Cumberland, and is now on his way to
join his regiment in General Grants ar
my. He is we'll known to most of the
officers in the army, and as an officer aud
a gentleman, stands deservedly high.
Having performed the duties Of his Of
fee in q most able aud efficient manner,
and to the entire satisfaction of the
Commanding General, he leaves this de-
partment with q reputation of which
any man might be proud. Col. Hepburn
carries with him the kind regards OF
many friends, who exceedingly regret
his determination 10 join his regiment
He prefers purely a fighting position
and we bespeak for him a career of glory
whereverh bis lot may be cast,
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oENEnAL onDEns, 40. L.


HI ,DQu kRTEHs, DIsrR Ct ~ rHr CrNIEnLANn,
Murdcesboro, Jviy 1t, 1893.
LIN compliance with instructions
from Headquarters Department of tho
Cumberland, dated Manchester, Tenn,
June Goth, 1858, the undersigned hereby
assumes command of the District OF
the Cumberland, comprising all that
portion Of the Department lying
North of Duck River; Headquarters
at Murfreesboro. Commanding Officers
Of Posts, Railroad Superintendonts
and others in the District, acting
under ordeFs from the Department
Commander, will at once report by letter
TO these Headquarters, those of the latter
class giving the nature of the service In
which they are engaged.
I.-Commanding Officers OF Regiments
and attachments within the District not
belonging TO The "Reserve Corps" Army
Of The Cumberland, will transmit to
these Headquarters, duplicates Of all
reports, returns, &C., required by their
respective Regimental, Brigade, Division,
and Corps Commanders.
DISCRIMINATING Officers Of Posts
will report to these Headquarters, by
letter or telegraph daily; or %oftener, il
necessary, all information they can
gather respecting the strength, designs
or movements of the enemy.
IV.--Requisitions for supplies will be
made TO these Headquarters through the
Heads of Departments TO which they
appertain.
V.--The following named Officers con,
stitute the Staff Of the General Com.
handing
Colonel james Thompson, Chief o
Artillery.
Major Charles S. Cowan, Acting Assis'
tant Inspector General. ry
Major j. S. Fullerton, Judge Advocate
Surgeon William Varian, Medical Di
rector.
Captain VIM G. Russell, Assistant Ad
iutant General.
! Captain II. G. Ransome, Chief Quarter
master.
Captain D. Remick, Chief Commissary
Captain Wm. l.. Avery, Aid-de-cam
and Provost Marshal.
Captain j. @. Taylor, Aid-de camp.
Captain Jesse Fulmer, Assistant Com
missary of Musters.
Lieut.. II. G. Wharton, Chief Engineer
Lieut.. L. q. Bcahsm, Aid-de-oamp an,
A. A. A. General
Lieut.. w. w. Hopkins, Chief Sight
Officer.
Lieut.. Il. j. Bachman, Acting 0rdinanc
Officer.
Lieut.. Erasmus Scarritt, Master
Transportation.
GoRDoN GRANGER,
Major en'l Commanding.
July 12-tf.
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ss- X THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED Il
virtues Of Bulbs CodrOn Bitters, Il any
such there be, read ihe following certificate from gen
tlemen well known in this community, and doubt no
more.
Its general introduction into the army will gave the
lives Of thousands Of our soldiers
IouIsuiLr, KY, Juue 9, 1858
We, the undersigned, have seen the good elects
produced by the use Of Or JoHs BUiL's CHDEoS BIZ
Igas Ia cases Of general debility and prostratlon Of
the system, aud b lieve rs general use would prevent
disease aud relieve much suffering. Among our col
diers particularly would this be The case, especially
those who arc oxposed 20 miasmatio Influences in the
Southern climate.
MAJ. PHILIP SPEED,
Collector lnt, Rev. Sd Dist. Ky.
CHAS. ID. COTTON,
Collector OF the Fort Of Louisville, rs
COL. Il. DIM,
REV. d. y. HENDERSON,
Vice-Prcs't Of Sanitary Commissiou.
HARNEY HUGHES, & Co.,
PubiiBhers lem1crat-
GEO. Z rDORRN
Prop. Louisville Anzeiger.
.HuGHEs GPaRKAILL,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, Main ttrtet,
Louisville, KY.
DAVIS, GREEN & Co,
Wiolesale Shoe Doale',, Main 81. Louisville
llthographers, corner Market and Third sts.
L0ui-vile, Ky
JULIUS wIATER,
Streets, Louisville, ny
CAPT. +. n hfLDNErd,
Of toamer Major AndvraoH.
MAI A.. r.. THusION,
paymaster 4. 3. Army.
g. M. MElC~Lf,
National Hotel, LHnlsyile, KY.
col. JESSE BANLkS
Ath Ky Cavalry.
GEORGED PRENTICE,
louisville Journal.
see advertisement ia another column,
June ls-3m
FOR SALE, Wholesile aud Retail, at 81. Marburg'
Auction store, COLT 90 street Nashville, Tennessee.
5. II. "
generat Agent fur nashville
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CAMP SOMEWHERE IN TESNEssEE,(
Inlv 10 1863.


Editor Union:-Having just breakfast
ed on delicious "hard'tack and ~soN'hide,'
washed down with strong no coffee, |
fec. in q irritable mood and will dilate
little for your excellent paper, which
to our sorrow we only see semi-occasi-
onally now a days. We are lying here,
mud bound, but are in the best Of spir-
its. All wo want is dry weather, and
then We will move our boarding and
pitch our dog tents on the bank Of Ten
nessee River.
Our advance has been n rapid one,
completely disconcerting the Rebels and
sending them in hot. haste to more con-
genial quarters. Wherever we have met
them they have been defeated and that
badly. l feel proud to say that our old
regiment has had a hand in this work,
and that in every hght she upheld the
honor Of the HoOsier State. But it is no
use TO boast Of any single body Of men
in this army where all are equally brave
and true defenders of the old flag.
Tho railroad is now in running order
81 far as Decherd, the rebels not having
the time IN their retreat 70 damage it
much.
We have glorious news from the East
aud West. and we think we see the re-
bellion being knocked in pieces, which
we have only to pick up and destroy, SO
IS to erase every vestige OF it. Will not
Northern c~oppgheads get a quietus too
We think they will stink away 10 iheiI
dens in sad despair, aud no more invite
their Southern brethren 10 invade the free
and mighty North.
All is perfectly quiet here. do no.
believe there is a body OF Rebels OF any
consequence within fifty miles Of us
Part Of our company has gone forag.
ing to-dayi they have 20 90 a long ais.
lance 20 nnd anything. The Rebel
have stripped the country Of ever thin
around hero. Women and children arr
In a starving condition, while the me-
are in the Rebel army. Gen. lh9mas
issuing army ratiols 10 some families a 'oaR
here 10 Keep them fran starving. How lon.
will this last, that men VIII light IN
vile cause while their lamilisB are starv
ing 70 death 2 May the day soon com
when they shall receive their Just 70
ward ~ a ropes end, and our land agar
smile IN peace aud plenty.
Respectfully,
Flank M%AYTEELD,
Go, B, 10Th Ind regiment
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SuueTs. tally,

AZ tae store Of II, w. Decker, in "BeRs-
viei0, corner Summer and Howard Streets.
The goods you need, you will lad there,
ample and of the best quality. Go and
examine the great variety Of his we'll
selected and assorted supply-Store, con.
siating Of
ale, Lager Beer ChtawbA Wine, tho
choicest kinds Of Fraits aud Candies,
Cakes, Crackers, Butter, Eggs, Cheese, 90.
j~une2l-lm.t r. w. DHoEHR.
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DIR. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
BITTERS
The --latest aud Most Important
Discovery al the Nineteenth
Century.

MO mans name ia a.ofe ultimately ooupcoed With
IN tue history ortho Mntera Mrdica n the United
statos, or moro favorabiy known ~ a pioneer iUmed.
teal discovery, thnn thai OF ur. JUitN bLLi.Qi Lnu-
isvlne, ny. Hs inlmitable lrepareton Of barsapa
rla has long stood az The head 81 the various com.
pOunds OF that valuable druE ha Compound fectoral
vi I'D Cherry has become d household wurd through
out tho West aud South and uis Worm Lozenges, "a
less than 4 year aiter their iatroducti0n, attained a
reputation 40 widtsproad 10 the continent VI North
America. But tho Growing glory ~ bis lho remains
20 DO aiained IA his latest discovery, or rather com
b.naton, for he DO not slain 80 have beel tho dis
uoyorer Al CEDRON, which " tbe basis ~ the bitieia
now on rcd ~ The public. Ihlt honor belongs 20
the native inhabitants { C.ntra AnVttci, % whom
Is virtues have boeu knosp Tor more Nan tao bun.
dred years. Armed with u, tho mdim bids defiance
10 the most deadly main ia, aud haudlts NhhUuttcar
tie most Yenomoua eel penis, IA belief with them
that whilc there Is brr,tN ir1 u tue uody uo OcdrJn
10 potent tocure, 40 matter what a. disu. o'may b..
While ~. Bull A. not o. pared 10 suaslHe ths rx.
t~rRvagant prttenei0n, he a. ncy-t Aeloss eAtiahgd
fiona thorough e1smiuat on OF TIA oyidencs relating
70 ita VIRTUES, that, az a romfdy dud prcyonuve Tor al
diseases arising FROM exposure, other 60 chtrgta Of
weather aud climate, or 20 the niasmatic Influences
Il stands without a rival, aud justly deserves thr
reputation h has 70 long eli0ywi lu ttuira hmcricl
aud tho West ladies. Ia
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DYSPEPSIA

aud ia attendant TRAIN az symptoms, it acA moro
lkoa charm than q medicine There ~ nothing m
the whole range OF the Matlrlg Ncdica thai can i0r a
moment bear a uni isou With o. IN this daehse.
full arc0unt Of uis wonderful psut may hoipura
On the nth edition OF Che Y. : blaIFpfnloYi FA8es
1851 aud 1888.
A series Of experiments, M which Dr. Boz has been
Tor years engaged, has just been hfYpGut 70 nc
csesful Termination, and hrll nov enaDira 20 oNit ~
proyei tonlcs, tbe whole preserved in thnp .et Qutiy
OF cnprar distilled l1urbon WHISKY "lifh 10 p Goa
lirnt has no equal ID the world.
Hs might fnrngh a volume Of cftiAtairsi hut the
poblir have l0hgainco learuei Go orumatr safu mnlsa
IA their tio yauo. Tue slest pian D. ior every ono
IN test for himself the virtues ui o neE meitcilr.
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CEDRON BITTERs

ono trial, ahd you Will mover use any othora
I'd D. NOT ueGosttfy 20 pubhsh q lag VS. W diseases
flr which lha tcdrln bitters afe a freair,
10 al diseases Of The slomacn, blHnlsi LlFffi of
kidneyl
Ia az ana0ions ~ tho. hrnin terentiuE up+n de-
rai cement ofthe Etomscifor besea
~ Govt Rholmatsm, and houralgn
And 10 foycr aud AEue
u a destined H. fuieutde al othef romoiiea. TO
not only cures pa Cheese 0aeafos' bpt % peFfuis
them.
wine glass ION N tha Bltsrs takun au houf Do
tore ea d meal viii obvisio tle ga elects VI tke Inlst
onhealihy climate Hud Hcie'n ne iefs9p iaflns h
spsinst dsea.e under ghs most trylne exposure
~ IIbY DrugrlstH ald tr1eeFe gHa0fafF.
az DE. john Hul. PriaeipA Vaesi Elith street
LlulsyAls, -. June ti-em
fOR sALL, Nhpaeao aud hatali 81 81 hArbuwI
~ N.DAWkd.
aoHsral Agsut 90 NtshvNh .
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THEATEE.-The performances open to-
night with the very amusing play en-
titled The First Night, or The Debu-
t%ante," in which Mr.. Nickinson appears
a, Mons. Achille Talms Duford and
Mrs. Bernard as Emile Antoinette Rose.
after the play a ballet from La Bayadere;
songs by Mr.. Stewart; and a grand
dancing melange bv the MILES Zavis-
tOwski. To conclude with the "Vermont
WooldeaIer."
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MORE PRISONERS. - Yesterday after.
noon about 20 rebel prisoners were
brought in from Franklin. Saturday
evening ia were brought 10 from Tul-
laboma, Of whom some 20 were deserters;
to be released at Louisville.
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FRANKLIN, July ia detachment Of
the l4th Michigan, cent ont last night
by Col. Miner commanding post, under
command Of Capt. MacKay, brought in
eleven prisoners and twenty-five horses,
besides small armp.
1.-THE prisoners arrived here yesterday.
They belonged for the most part to the
lat and 11th TeDnessee.-UNIoN.
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The waters having subsidized, the Sui
phur Spring is once more "comesiable,"
aud Cook is ready TO furnish sulphur
water baths as usual. These baths are
very useful, and besides are Areal luxu-
at,
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John Bennicas, suspected Of being q
spy, was sent to Nashville from Bowling
Green, Sunday He attempted TO 20
through the lines without a pass.
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NEVER KNOWN 10 FAIL
DIXON'S
Aromatic Blackberry Carminatiye.
ur stvIHnoS Rrt1tr ron
Dysontery, Diarrhea, Flux, Cholera Morbus,
and Summer Complaints.

Tie immense sales testify 10 The merits Of Die
remedy.
The numerous den5 reports OF astonlshlne ipus
nitsstits vnluo.
u has Advantages over any othpr remedy, st once
curing the disease and imrariiug tone aud strength
20 tho system
Is saie and harm 'eis to the infant, anil powerful In
the adult casa.
Tothe soldier, especially, It is Invaluable, being
appropriately termed By them, IA many cer,iGoaies,
1.-THE SOLDIERS FRIEND.~
Mothsrs find II superior to any soothing syrup for
children ~teething, freed from the injurious effects Of
~ tics, gives rest 10 the sufferer by rc-
moving the dso,se. Sold by respectable callers every
where .
PRICE, % CENTS \ HOTTIE.
Prepared only by
WIN. +. DAVIDSON, Cincinnati, o.
H#-HW
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The friends Of Col. JONI A. MABrry,
of tho 9Th Kansas, will be gIadt, learn
that he is in good health. Hsis with bis
regiment az Winchester, Tennessee
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After two days Of cloudy, misty
weather, during which the Gun was but
seldom seen, we had more rain yester-
day. "Hold, enoughp is the general
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We have received a report of a meet
ing Of the officers and soldiers of the Sd
and 9th Regiments of East Tennessee
Infantry, composed Of citizens of Mon
roe county, held for the purpose of nomi-
n,ting a candidate for the Legislature
T.J. Moore was mani nously nominated.
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Just received a fine assortment Of
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Ynlises, Carpet
Bags, satchels, &c, Of every description,
which / will sell very low for cash
NJ MoBaANsTERN,
julyl0 lw. No 10 Union st.
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Oar thanks are due TO a. b Jones,
adams Express Messenger, for the Lou
sille Jarual Of yesterday.
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RAILROAD
n
RAILROAD OMNIBUS
NORTH CHERRY STREET,
Fourth Door From Union.

All persons who design leaving the city by Railroad
can purchase through Tickets to New York, philas
delphia, Boston, Baltim re, Niagara Falls, Wash.
lngton City, and all principal cities North, Fast aud
West, by the shortest and most reliable routes. Also.
through Tickets to Montreal, Toronto, Quebec. and
all principal cities In Canada,
Discharged Soldiers can be furnished with through
Tickets at Government rates
Tickets can DO had to all way stations on tho
Louisville and Nashville, Tonnesse and Alabama and
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroads.
rains Leave rs Follows:
Louisville and Nashville. .............1 O'Clock, A. w..
Tennessee and Alatama. ............S o'clock, A. NJ.
Nashville and ChattancOge....-. 1870 "
omnibuses leave all the principal Hotels 30 min
utes before the above mentioned times
omnibuEes will call at any private residence or
hospital in tho city, by giving notice the day pre-.
vious to leaving,
ONCE Hours.-The ONCE Is open from 3
o'clock, A. NJ to 10 o'clock, P. NJ, daily Sundays
excepted aud on Sunday from 8 o'clock 20 10 o'clock
morning and evening.
For further particulars call atthe Office.
". w. Craig,
General Railroad Agsnt.
NAsuvLLE, rennssseo. juno u IsGs-tE
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Upwards Of one hundred Of Morgan's
men, captured in Indiana aud Kentucky,
are in the Military Prison in Louisville.
Amongst them is his Adiutint Central,
Davis.
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We are indebted to w. G. Collier,
begsdealer, for The latest Louisville and
Cincinnati papers
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A child was shot in IFS mothers arms
b. a car on the Lebanon Branch road a
iew days ego by some rebel murderer,
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Wood Wanted Wood Wanteil

fDnE underulgped wiahrs % Pafghaao from 900 10
800 Cords Good spdt Wood inquire az hocg
ety Mins. oorner q cherry an9 lins streeta
]. bAuMAE q co.
inly8-fm,
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4ashpilIe Ani0u.

Recorder Shane had but three cnaes 10
to in his Court yesterday A
sligo.
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STRAYED.

TROM MY SLAUGHTER Pm, ABOUT R.-E2
II the begioning OF last week, three boofbGNaS
Cattle, bral dei lao" on tho right rump. W.ll-
will pay a reward Of Five Dollars per had ID us-
uveredat my slaughter pen, ur nc george Morss's
stock yard, North Market street,
Iulyh-u ADAM D.
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Mr.. SoHLEmR, Photographer, informs
his friends and the public,
ly the ladies-thAt be has resumed the
taking Of negatives at his rooms on the
corner Of Union and Cherry streets,
where he will be happy TO attend 10 al
who desire his personal services.
His rooms on the corner Of Deaderick
street and the Square, are under the
charge Of competent operators, and will
be kept open 81 heretofore. The best Of
pictures can be had at either place.
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ME PARTNERSHIP HERErOFORE kXisrING
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ally dissolved the on day Of July lsos, IA n. smith
c1stinuipg the tuslnfss, az tho Od s aud, No. nos
North College street, near tho Louisville lepot, whera
10 viii sette The clsims againsts 9TH a Day. Nash
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