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PHLAnHLrHrA, June 26--The Press
publishes special dispatch from Har-
risburg, stating that the rebels entered
McConnelsburg after severe fight with
some of Milroy's troops
Neutrality-suspicious. are being made to
drive them out.
The excitement at Vicksburg is una.
bated. The troops are being rapidly
organized.
NEW YoRK, june ga Harrisburg
correspondent states that Gen. Knife was
reinforced and ordered to repel the fur
Their advance Of the rebels. II is ex.
pecled we will commence offensive ope-
rations on Friday.
Il is understood that Cen Rockers
army at Maryland Heights is preparing
TO meet Lee,
Persons from Hsgerstown evidently
think Lee and Longstreet with an inn
mense force, was bivOuacked around
there. The rebel Gen, Rhodes Division
occupies Chambersburg. The rebels have
captured 1000 horses, and are mounting
infantry.
HARRIsBURG, June 26.-Goy. Curtin
will, by authority of the War Depart
ment, issue a proclamation morrow
calling out so, 900 militia for the defence
of the State, to serve three months Gen.
w, T. Smith has been assigned to COM
mand the defences Of the Susquehannah
river Gen. Prince is assigned to COM
mand the troops at Bloody Run, General
Millrcy having been relieved. The Grey
Reserves of Philadelphia will be mus
tered into service TO. day.
Gen. Dana has been assigned to COM
mand the defences Of Philadelphia.
New YoRK, June 26.-The steamer
Creole from New Orleans on the 18Th
has arrived and the papers contain no
news from Port Hudson. The Bank of
Louisiana and the Louisiana State Bank
had been requested to go into hquida-
ton under three commissioners each,
their condition said to be satisfactory.
Cotton active, 65a66c. Gold without
decided change; opening at 442I, de-
Ginning to 4414, and then advancing to
Az.
Special from Washington to the Post
says neither alarm nor excitement ex-
lists, there are no rebels on the upper
Patomac this side of Harper Ferry every
thing going on satisfactory to the Gov
eminent.
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ToHrEDoEs.--'rhe rebels On the line Of
the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad,
have introduced a new weapon for the
destruction of railroad trains. A
train returning morning yesterday from
Murireesborol encountered a torpedo
about 20 miles from Lavergne, which
had been placed under the track. tick
ploded and widened the track, causing
the locomotive to run of. A train which
went out yesterday morning also explo-
ded torpedo, in like manner, but no
damage was done, beyond the breaking
Of few window glass. The road has
been repaired, and train departs for
Murfreesboro, we understand, this NOR
ming. m
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FINE WINEs.--At time like the pres
ent, when there is so much trash in the
market, il is fortunate that house has
been opened for the sale of Wines, &e 1,
which may be relied upon as genuine
and unadulterated, and Of the character
represented This establishment is at
the corner Of Union aud Cherry Streets,
late the Traders Bank, where all who
desire to purchase wines, liquors, &c, OF
the best brands, can be accommodated,
BY late arrivals, a very choice article OF
old port, old sherry, claret, catawba
and other wines, as well as ale and
porter, have been received, The stock
in store has been selected with care, and
is we'll assorted. The proprietor is 1
courteous, accommodating gentleman
and we take especial pleasure in com
mending his house TO the attention o
buyers wholesale and retail.
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Al meeting of the Nashville Union
Club, held on the evening of the 25th
June, 1868, the Club took into consider
alton the calf for convention TO be held
on the LIST Of July next, made by mum
Der of patriotic citizens through the pub
lie press of this city, whereupOn the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted,
Rssolued, That the Nashville Union
Club respond to the call published in the
NASHVILLE UNION, for o Convention in
this city, on the 1st day of July next,
and all the members of the Club are re-
quested 10 attend, each member in atten-
ance to represent the county wherein is
located his home.
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FOURTH Or JULY.
The Fourth Of July, 'es, at Belleview.

The Fourth Of July, '6S, at Belleview.
| will give 70 my many friends, an ex-
cellent opportunity to enjoy themselves
on the "Fourth," to their hearts content
From 2 o'clock, P. NJ, until the next
morning, good string band will play
the choicest dancing music.
The best and rarest refreshments will
be served to order.
Tickets at $50 for afternoon and
night may be had at the saloons Of all
my German friends in the city, and at
the door.
Come one, come ALI / will endeavor
to make it pleasant to each aud every
one, and nobody will leave my house dis
satisfied. RoBr. WE1rMU1hER.
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Tic Isebel Inynsion

The New York Pos! says: .rf..
Ten months ago Lee marched into the
very States he has now invaded. AT
that time Mcclellan was directed by
General Halleck so to move his forces as
to intercept the return Of the rebel army
Of Virginia. Instead of doing this, he
placed his forces in q position between
those of Lee and the district threatened
by him, and when at length Lee thought
proper, in his own good time, to march
back again, Mcclellan gratifled the
people by announcing that Pennsyl-
vania was SAFE" not that the rebel army
had paid the penalty Of its audacity,
and had been routed and broken up but
that Pennsylvania was safe.
Our readers remember something of
the rapid marches made by General Nc
Clellan at that time-marches of six
miles a day-while the whole country
was breathless with the expectation of
seeing the insurgents penned up in hos
tile region aud forced TO lay down their
arms or suffer an ignominious defeat.
Not such have been the marches of Hook
or since the present Eruption of the reb-
els, nor is such the way in which he
obeys the instructions received from
Washington. There has been nothing
so brilliantly executed, or so indicative
Of energy, decision and resolute pur-
pose, in the whole history of the cam
paigns of the Potomac, as the recent
marches of HOoker-marches of thirty
miles a day and the prompt occupation
Of commanding position. The coun-
try may rely upon it, that whatever may
be his plan Of dealing with the invaders
IL is not that of leaving a commodioui
way open for their safe return, and theI
seizing the opportunity to proclaim e
the country that Pennsylvania is safe
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shlnnlnr hrtIcles North.

am furnished with blank Permits,
and am now prepared to issue Permits
to ship articles North (other than Cot
tony, and ] am instructed TO say to the
Officers Of the Railroad, and of the
Steamboats,, that they must not receive
freights for shipment from Tennessee, TO
any loyal State, which are not accompa-
MED by Permits. L. II. East, at the
Capitol, is furnished with blank Permits
to make purchases for such shipments.
W. G. BRowNLow,
Assist. SIP. Ag. TT. Depal tment
iune 2T--It
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nenerlt Of WIS. mn,r mI,ehell.


Miss Mitchell takes a farewell benefit
at tie new theatre tonight. A few years
ago, there appeared in the NJ Y. Ledger a
thrilling story written by Mrs. South
worth, called the "Hidden Hand" It
was read by hundreds of thousands,
creating a deep impression upon the
minds of all. This story has been
dramatised, and the accomplished bene-
ficiary has chosen the drama, and the
part of Capiiola in which to make her
parting bow TO her numerous friends in
Nashville. Mr.. Gossin appears as "O,d
Hurricane;" Mr.. Lelllngwell as Wool I;
Mr.. Higgins as Black Donald; Mr.. Cole
man as Herbert Grayson; Miss Bailey
as Traverse Roche; Mr.. Burt as Col. Lee
noir; Mr.. Taylor as Craven Lenoir;
Mrs. Allen as Mrs. Condiment; Mes,
Burt as Mrs. Roche; Miss Smith as
Clara Day; Miss Carrie NOvarre as Pit
apat, with songs. The length of the
drama precludes the idea Of playing any
other piece.
Need we bespeak for Miss Mitchell .
"crowded house,? Surely not. Tn,
simple announcement that her brief sea
son here closes with her performance to.
night, is of itself sufficient. Her bene'
fit will, without doubt, be noble ant
generous compliment to her fine abilitie
as an actress, and her lovelinoss anC
worth as lady.
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THEATRE.-The performances begin
to night with the drama entitled "Tho
Old Guard" in which Mr.. Nickinson APP
pears as Haversack and Mrs. Bernard as
Melanie. After which La Fete Dan
sante" by the Zavistowski troupe; and
songs by Mr.. Stewart. To conclude
with "Beauty and The Beast" Sir Aid
gate Pump, Allen, John Quill, Everett,
The Beast, Dullleld; Beauty, Mrs. Ber-
nard; Dressa linda, Mrs Stewart; Ma
rygold, Mrs. soanlan; Queen of Roses
La Petite lice; Zephyr, Mile Emeline
During the piece, grand dance by the
MILES Zavistowski.
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DR.. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
CEDR0N BlTTERS f!
The latest and Most important
DiecOVeSy of the Nineteenth


NJ o man's uaine il moro Intimately connected With
~ the history Of The hlaicria Mcdicl The United
States or more iayurtby kslp II Hs pl nccr in med
ical discovery, thau that OF Or. JOHN Buli, o. leu
isyille, Ky. His b. imitable PREPARATION OF sifsapa
ria has long st od al he head 81 The various COM
pounus OF thtt valuable drul. Hs Compound fectural
of ilu Cherry has %, come household Worl through
out the West aud soutn aud uia Worm Lozengcs, la
less than year after tn,ir Introduction, attained
reputation a. wid,spreal % tho Contn nd of North
america. But ihe crowuiug Story q bis BE remains
10 be attained his tuft discovery, or rather com
bmaton, tor Dee uu u't claim 90 have benn ihe die
ooVerer Il CEpHON, which a uo basis q uo bittciH
now offered 10 tbs publ C. That honor belonrH O.
tbs native iubabuunH e uirl America 70 whom
lts Vttuos have been kn0uu Tor more than two nun,
dred years. Armed with it ne Indian bids defiance
to tue most deadly malaria, aud hbudra without fear
The most yrnunOus sorpenN. n BE- belief WIZ chem
that while there bro Oh cit D. the body the Cedron
Is potent tocure, no matter Nlat he dsoafo may be-
Wuile ar Bull IS EOt prepared 20 endorse this OK
trayasant prctensiou, lac a. nevertheless satisfied
ON thorough esaninst ou OF the evidence relaitg
% Us virtues, ut as afenedy and preventive ~ All
diseases arising f,Dm exp sure ethir 90 changes %
weather aud climate, or 90 tlr rul-mllic Influences
II stands without ryul, and justly dtseryes thn
reputation VI has 80 long gulGy ed Boa CUuifm America
aud the West lndicl la
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DYSPEPSIA

and iis attendant train 81 symp'nmf. o ac.s more
li1o charm than medicine There % notniug h
tie wline range Of the Matera Mtdiol uht can Tor
moment bear "a Cpmpa iaOn with 10 ln thlh ui0rhi'
full account OF this wonderful plant nuy ne luunu
IN the 18th edition OF The u. 81 bspcnhaloiyi pages
1887 and 1855. -,,,
series of experiments, in which Dr. bll. has orou
for years engaged has just been pr,.Bht 20 ~ sue
oessful termination aud he s now cnaplre 20 ot' 20
naval toulcg the whole preserved iu the beet qphy
of COPPER distilled Bourbon WHISKY Nhlei nc s CON
nient has no equal 10 the world ...,.
lie might furnish Yu.umo OF c'rlNchlea' put tie
bIo have long sluue learned % estimate such ih hgs
M Their true value Tue safest pl.u h Tor every one
to test for himself the virtues oi u'N m'llcihe.
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Arequisition has been made upon Gov.
johnson, by Gov. Morton, of Indiana, for
Louis Schlessinger, who has been indict-
ed in that State for obtaining money un-
der false preteDses. The prisoner has
been turned over to the officer despatched
here by Governor Morton; but, we be-
lieve, he seeks the privilege of hayeas
corpus.
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For sale 20 Sntlers

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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Notice 20 sutIers.

Just received and for sale at reduced
rates.
$50 barrels dried Apples.
100 do do Peaches.
100 boxes Cheese.
30 barrels fresh Eggs.
100 boxes Raisins.
125 kits Mackerel.
Candies of all kinds; Figs Dates (;
Nuts. Always on hand full and gen
eral assortment of Suffers supplies, to
which we call the attention of our
friends and the public. Our motto is
quick sales and small profits.
A. 81 NJ. LANDsBERG a. Co.
Corner Square and Market street.
may 10
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CEDRoN BITTERs

ono trial and you VIII never usc any other.
ID Is not nee ssary o. publ. long hst oi diseases
for which the CcdrIn kittora are "a fpoCiAa,
In AN diseases uf tho stomach, hlwea, LNcfiof
kidneys
rai b. meut Of the stomach or hOgcH
In Cont EheHmlt .su ADD Neuralgia
Aud 10 Fever and Aguo ~
not only curos an these a.aeaa", p1t % prevents
taUm.
wine glass ron ~ the ntteu taken az D our Do
lore nm mai will bgIlte tle i cro,s uI the most
unhealthy climate, ant screen she penou taking 10
arulaft dses q under tus most trying exposure.
SHd by brugsistl and pru.cf3 genera 2.
90 Or. John Balls Principal uhce, fiith street,
Louisville, Ky. llle lo-dm
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just received at the Traders Bank, fiji
~ cases Old Burgundy Port one hundred
cases Old Claret; seventy cases Old sher-
ry; fifty barrels Dayton Stock Ale. Ale
and Porter in Bottles and by the Barrel.
All kinds of Wine Wholesale and Retail.
june 27.Gt,
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Don't Send Your Money by Mail.
a. 9. s.NFonD q CO.,

. a. q, SlsNFOAD ~ Coz
"a nIerchants' Bank, No. so College
t street, .EI
VIII 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
sending money by mail or Express.
This is the only safe way TO send money
North. nHU [june13-tf
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Important from North Carolina.
NEwBERN, N. c., June II.

Correspondence philadelphia lnQuircrl
The aristocracy and extensive slave
holders in North Carolina are strongly
opposing the course Of Gov, Vance, the
Supreme Court, the Wing Legislature,
w. w. Holden, of the Raleigh Standard,
and other opposition papers in this State,
who represent the poor white masses in
their desire to separate from the Conied-
eracy.
From the Standard, it appears that
President Davis has given North Carolina
70 understand that if she attempts to
carry her movements of separation into
effect the Confederate army, in its retreat
from Virginia into the Cotton States, will
devastate and lay waste the entire State
Of North Carolina Hence, it is cOnclu-
ded that no move to this end can be made
by that State until there is a force Of a.
least 10000 Union troops in her borders
to sustain it. IL is the desire of North
Carolina to withdraw from theacontest
and assume a neutral position.
The decision of the Supreme Court Of
North Carolina, discharging the conscript
Irwin from the draft, who had already
furnished substitute, is repudiated by
the rebel Government which has ordered
Irwin to report for military duty, Ire
has applied to Governor Vance for pro-
/ lection, and the Raleigh Standard cay s
that Irwin will receive the protection
asked for, as well as all others in like
I situation,
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beautiful exceedingly beautiful" we
heard lovely lady exclaim yesterday.
What could be so beautiful, we conjec-
tured. Was il collection OF Floral Of
ferings? new dress? new bonnet? or
what? We might have applied the des-
criptive terms to the lady herself; but
what conld she think SO beautiful? We
found out. TWAS one of Scl1eie's cayteS
dc viSite. june16--2w.
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GENERAL RAILROAD
AND
RAILROAD OMNIBUS
O Il II / 9 Il.
No. 25
NORTH CHERRY sTREET,
Fourth Door From Union.

An persons who design leaving the city by Railroad
can purchase through Tickets to New York, Phile.
dclphia, Boston, Baltim re, Niagara Fails, Wash.
ingtou City, and all principal cities North, East and
West, by the shortest and most reliable routes Also
through Tickets to Montreel, Toronto, Quebec, and
all principal od In Canada.
Discharged Soldiers can be furnished with through
Tickets at Government rates
Tickets can be had TO all way Stations ON the
Louisville and Nashville Tennessee and Alabama and
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroads.
rains Leave as Follows:
Louisville and Nashville, ..........7 o'clock, a. ".
Tennessee ana Alatama ....,.......S O'Clock, a. NJ.
Nashville and Ohattanooga.,....... 1880 " "
omnibuses leave all the principal Hotels 80 min.
utes before the above mentioned times
omnibuses will call at any private residence or
hospital in tho city, by giving notice the day pre-
vicus to leaving.
Office TIours.-The ONCE is open from 0
o'clock, A. NJ to 10 O'Clock, p. n, daily Sundays
exoepted) aud sunday from O'Clock to 10 O'Clock
morning and evening.
For further particulars call at the Office.
". w. Craig,
General Railroad Agent.
NAsuyutE, Tenn, ssee, June - ls03-tr
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MORE RAnN--We had several very
heavy showers of rain yesterday, June
is not apt 70 weep in this wholesale man
ner. What is the matter?
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"My son, if sinners entice thee, con-
sent thou not" says Solomon. But that
depends on the place he tries TO entice
you TO. For instance, if he entiees you
10 SIYGLEToN's celebrated Book and
Newspaper Depot, go, by all means. Sol
ONION would do it himself if he lived in
Nashville. 2t
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MssItuiIle stnina.
SATURDAY MORNING JUNE 81, iscs



Governor Blair, the distinguished Ex-
ecutive of Michigan, arrived in our city
on a tour Of inspection 70 the various
Regiments Of bis State here and at MUIR
freesborc. He is accompanied by his
Adjutant General, John Robertson, Col.
Hammond, Quartermaster General of the
State, Hon. s. s. Lacy, Prof Whipple,
and Mr.. s. Lewis, editor Of the Marshall
&tatesman.
There are, we Believe, some fourteen
Regiments, besides two batteries, Of
Michigan troops in this Department.
These soldiers have fought with distin-
guished honor, from Shiloh to Stone Riv-
err. They have won name in the histo-
ny Of the rebellion 20 which not only
every citizen Of Michigan, but Of Amer
lea, may point with honorable pride, for
II is name won
"'Md flame and sabre stroko
Aud death shots falling thick aud fast F."
under the flag of the Republic The Mich
igan soldiers may we'll be proud to meet
their Governor. Gov Blair is a states
man of fine abilities, a polished and
eloquent speaker, and jealous patriot.
He has ever been the soldiers vigilant
fciend and guardian. We understand
chat he proposes reviewing the Michigan
troops garrisOning this city, before he
leaves. He will see that the fortunes of
war have thinned their ranks. But those
who remain stand firm as the Mace
DOMAIN phalaax Of old, and "keep step
to the music of the Union" A welcome
to the Governor of Michigan!
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We are obliged to Hubbell & CO., news
dealers, South Nashville, for files of the
latest Louisville and Cincinnati papers.
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Persons wishing fine cigars and tobsc-
co, are directed to the store of II. Ehren
berg, No. 40 Union street. He has a
large and excellent supply of the best
brands. He has also extra fine Virginia
smoking tobacco, three years old Pur-
chasers will do well to call and exam
inc. june21-2w.
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Recorder Shane had only six cases TO
deal with yesterday; the smallest num-
Der for some time,
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10000 Cigars, good brands;
80 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. ! nil sell
cheap. Come to "a Deaderick street,
near Cherry. 5. A. BARNES.
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a Waaherwomau, or Two,

C,AS CIT IERHAHENr EVPLJYM MAT TIE
- Tennessee p.tal hr the Insane Apply at
SAC Union olice. uaZl-ala8
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EnnLY GrocerIcs.

A large and choice selection of Family
Groceries, just received and for sale at
the lowest market prices, at w. w. Tot
tens, No. 90, College Street opposite the
Sewanee House. june 2l-tf
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Suti.rs, RaIIyI

Az the store Of F. W. Decker, in Belle
U'aO," corner Summer and Howard Streets.
The goods you need, you will find there,
ample and Of the best quality. Go aud
examine the great variety Of his we'll
selected and assorted Supply Store, COM
sisting of
Ale, Lager Beer Calawba Wine, the
choicest kinds Of Fruits and Candies,
Cakes, Crackers, Butter, Eggs, Cheese, &c.
iune2l- lm.t II. w. DECKER.
Persons wishing fine pen eau find a
good variety at the Gold Pen Depot, u
Cherry street, two doors South Of Cedar
jelO--tf
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,UTLEEs, DON'F READ FMS.

| have small stock of goods which !
wish 20 close out Immediately, as l wish
10 20 North. My stock consists in part
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the lowest market prices, at W. w. Tot
tens, No. 90, College Street, opposite the
Sewanee House. june 2l-tf.
Suffers, you can now find the largest
and best assortment of Goods in this
city, in your line, at w. w. Totton's,
No. %, College street, opposite the Sc
vance House, at the lowest market pri-
ees. iunce 81 If.
co LET THOSE VINO HAVE DoUBno TIE
virtues Of Bulbs Codron BitteFs, if any
such there be- rcai The following certificate from zen
tlemen well known 10 this community, aud doubt no
more,
Its general introduction Into the army wl save the
lives Of thousands Of our soldiers:
IousuLe, n.y., juno 3, ls03.
We iho undersigned, have seen the good ELECTS
trolueld by the use oil DR. J0uy Bulls CkuRoN Hu-
ANS 80 Ugscs Of general debility aud rr0straion Of
tae gvstt and have MS general usa would prevent
oisense and relieve much suffering. Among our sOl-
dlers Iarticuary woull t3s De- the case, especially
Mose Who are exp, sed to mia matte iunutucts in tlg
MAI PHiiip SPEED.
Coll, ctor Tut N,N. "a Lift.ky
CIlAS b. COTTON,
collector OF the Port OF Louisville, KY.
~
Prov. Marshal Gen. OF Kentucky.
REV d. p. HEN ElrON,
Vice-l r6st OF sanitary Commas ion.
HARVEY, HUGHES, a Co.,
rub ishors lem lcrat.
GEO J.. DOZEN
Prop. Louisville An2e'goT.
HUGHES s. PARkHllL,
Wholesale Try Goods Dealers, Main street
Louisville, Ky. #..
DAVIS, GRtEN & CO.,
Wholesale shoe nea,cr3, Main ST., Louisville
HIATT a MAPOrbER,
photographers, corner Market aud Third sis
Louisville, Ky.
JULIUS WATER
| Clothing Merchant, corner 81 aul Muhc
Streets Louisville, Ny
! CAPT q H. HiIDhErH,
of tcamer Major Anderson.
! MAI I f. T. TilUSrON,
| psymuster L. s. Army.
| e. NJ MEICAIF,
National Hotci, Louisville, ny.
| Coia JEsh BANLlS,
| ith ny, Cavalry.
GE 'l,ll D PR,NfCg,
! Louisville Journal.
! see advertisement 20 another column
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