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DR. JOHN BULBS
COMPOUND
CEDR0N BITTERS /!
The Latest and Most Important
Discovery OF the Nineteenth
Century.

NJ 0 mans name % none intimately connected With
IN the history OF Tho Mate rlg Medica the Uuted
stntes or more avur1hy kuusu pioneer inmed.
ioal discovery, than iat o In. JullA bull OF lou.
isyiue, Ky. His n imltablc IrepaTation of SaiRapa
ria has long 81 OIL an lie head 81 the va ious com.
pounds OF that valuable dru na Cumpnuudrlctu
OF hd Cherry has ID come Household word throrgh
out the West and South and lis Worm va ,ugcs, Ia
less than year after uvir ihUcduotion, attained
reputation Rs wid,spread ~ the c0ptnaht o. North
America. But The ctOwung glory ~ lis lie remains
"a be- attained Ia his iatczt drCoyefy or rathor com
bmaton, for he 90, NOT claim 90 have Lcuu the dis
coycrer If CEpRON, which % te tasis " the blteIs
now offered TO the public That honr belongs 70
the native inhabitants C.ntrd America, 10 whom
lts virtues have beCu known 10Y more Than Two hun.
drcd years. ARMED with it, the ludim bids defiance
70 the most deadly malaria and hanilcs without fear
tie ms 80 venomous serpents. n De- belief with them
that while there breath elt BOZ tie body the Udron
potent 10 cure no matter What 'ho disease may be-.
Wnile Lr Bun isfot prepared 20 endorse thf OK
I'm VACANT pretension, ha Is nevertheless satisfied
Om thorough cXaminat on of the uvid nee rul8il
% Its virtues ,hat. as remedy aud pryeEuye Tor
dls os arising rom exposure, oitL, l charefs II
weather aud climate, or 10 the maamatic Influences
it Stands without a rival, am Justly deserves tho
reputation IL has 90 long enjoyed 10 Clutal America
aud the West Indies. In
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@astriIIe Ininn.
MORNING, JUNE 30 1868
From the Front.

As usual, there were many reports in
circulation last evening, in regard 70
the operations Of Che Army Of the Cum
berland. We CLEAN from them that Gen
Rosecrans has possession Of Shelbyville
Manchester, Nc Ninnville and Tullaho-
ma, that there has been some fighting,
but no general engagement, and that a
number Of rebel prisoners have been Ia
ken. These are simply deductions from
the numerous reports, and are only given
as such. We do not vouch for their ac-
curacy.
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NmIirrs, IErIIyI

AZ The store of f. w. Decker, in "Be'}e-
via0' cornerSummer and Howard Streets.
The goods you need, you viii find there,
ample and Of the best quality. Go and
examine the great variety Of his 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, &c.
iune2l-1m. II. w. DECKER.
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FOURTH or July.
The Fourth Of July, SO, at Belloview.

/ will give to my many friends, an ex-
cellent opportunity 10 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 $3.50 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 all | will endcavor
to make IL pleasant 20 each and every
one, and nobody will leave my house dis
satisfied. Rom. WEirMUtLEb.
june24-td
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Not long since, one Of the field officers
of the 10Th Wisconsin rode up to head
quarters, his horse reoking with foam
from hard riding, dismounted and threw
the reins to his servant, Giles, saying:
"Is no not to warm 70 feed now?" in
quired Giles. mo, you may feed him
now with impuuity." Tmpunity Quar-
termaster Ellenwood has furnished the
usual quantity of forage, but nary pound
Of impuuity!'
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DYSPEPSIA

and 10 attendant train Of symptoms IL acts more
Ike q charm than a medicine There j. uoihilg in
tho Whole range uf the Materia Nodca that can Tor a
no uaens koar a oompa i50n with 10 n thia dsdeif'
A ful account Of this wonderful plant may bt lluhH
IN the 18th edition OF the u. Dspcnaatoryi Inges
1881 and 1885
A seros Of experiments, in which pr, i.l has bceu
for years engaged, has just been brought 20 soc
Cs6fll termination, and he ~ n9N cnapud 10 oier ~
M publie IA comb nation OF Cedrou, with other APP
move tonios the whole preserved Ia tc best quality
af COPPER distilled Bourbon whisky, which ho a con-
d ont has Pc equal in The world.
Ho might lufnish "a volume Of certificates. but The
pubic have l0ug since learned % cftnate such things
In their true vtuo The saiefi plan h for every one
b. test for himaef the virtues oi "a nos mcilcluu
q saf
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.UTLEaS, DON'T READ THIS.

NIObInR UUt oHIc'
have a small stock of goods which |
wish TO close out Immediately, as l wish
to go North. My stock consists in part
of
$4,000 Cigars, good brands;
30 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. l lCiH sell
cheap. Come TO "a Deaderick street,
near Cherry. S. A. BARNES.
maY24-tf
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For sale 20 sntlcrs

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. M. l.. ALEXANDER.
June 2G-2W
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Our readers will potice in another
column the cards of Jno H. Green &c Co.,
and s. s. Kennedy & Co., United States
Claim Agents, Real Estate and CONNER
cial Brokers. We recommend these gem
tlemen TO the favorable consideration of
the public. They are frst-rate business
men, prompt, attentive and efficient. %
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CEDRON Buffers

ono trial, and you will never usc any othcrt
t o. not nee ssary 90 publ Ing lot of diseases
for which the Colrsn Eittera are "a specific.
Ina an diseasla Of tbe stomach bJ"csi Liver o.
kldneys
10 al affections Of the Brain depending uIou De-
raugemcnt efthe stomach ~ ioNrH
In G0ut, Rheumuthin, and Aeuiasia
And la FcYgr mld Ague
n Is destlned 90 sulortde all ether rUmo .ios. ID
not only cures AN tAei1 daaaiVs, bur q lrrNuuta
them.
AWiue glass l1lIof Che B.u1rs taken au hun be-
fore Carh ufal HiI obYgio tne i l1,cis of the ml.
unhealthy cinaic, AMI screen che porsuu tgtlnr d
against dlseasc under tlis most trying cgp1lar,
sold by Druggists aud arl1ers gtluaIf.
30 Or. john blit PIrC.ull dolce, fluh FfI eat
Louisville, Ky. June SIN
FOR sALE, Whol,thlo and Eelal. At M Marburg'
Auction Store College street, Nashville Isuno. see
d h, DAWES.
General Agent for Nashville.
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1t is gravely announced that the win
ner of horse race in England, has built
Church with part of the money won,
and contributed $1,000 in addition. to
charity. A church founded upon horse
racel What would Luther say of that?
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The human eye, the most tender and
susceptible organ, can be preserved by
using Spheroidal Glasses. The scientific
structure and high polish of this tense
affords relief Of long duration, Most
glasses, if not perfectly adapted to the
optic nerve, cause premature flattening
of the pupil, Objects appear diminished
and pale and an increase of magniiying
power is of necessity required to decide
of what focal power the glasses should
be. Have your eyes examined by an
experienced optician. See advertise
ment
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We are indebted to w. @. Collier, news
dealer, Cherry street, for the latest Lou
isville papers, and for the July number
of Frank Leslie's Magazine and Gazette
of Fashion,
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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. 23, College street, opposite the Sc
vance House, at the lowest market phi
COS i1nce II IT,
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"Beauhfull exceedingly besuiifulp' we
heard a lovely lady exclaim yesterday.
What could be so beautiful, we conjec
tured. Was il a collection OF Floral Of
ferings? a new dress? q new bonnet or
what? We might have applied the des
cripiive terms to the lady herself; but
what. oonld che think so beautiful? We
found out. II was one Of Schleie,'s co'tes
deyisite. june16-2w.
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The HIDDEN HAND.-This great sem
sation drama will be repeated at the new
theatre tonight, for the last time Those
who have not yet seen it, ought to avail
themselves of this opportunity. II is
produced with most thrilling effect
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Little Patti made great hit short
time ago at the Royal Italian Opera in
London, in the opera of "Il Trovatore,"
as Leonora. One of the critics says she
"fairly astonished the most devout be-
levers in her genius. The little girl
broke out like fire, kindling sympa-
thetic warmth in the very hearts of the
audience, Go it, Patti
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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, Philas
delphia, Boston, Balem re, Niagara Talls, wash
ington City, and all principal cities North, East 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 DO furnished With through
Tickets at Government rates
Tickets can be had to all way Stations on tho
Louisville and Nashville, Tennessee and Alabama and
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroads.
rains Leave as Follows:
Louisville and Nashville, ........7 O'clock a. NJ.
Tennessee and Alabama ..........."S o'clock A. nj.
Naahyillo anu Ohattanooga........, 80 "
Omnibuses leave all the principal Hotels so min
utos before the above mentioned times
omnibusos will call at any private residence or
hospital in the city, w giving notice the day pro
vous TO leaving
Office TIours.--1he Ohicc IL open from g
O'Clock, A. M, to 10 o'tluok p. NJ, daily Sundays
oxotpt0d and Sunday from O'Clock to 10 O'Clock,
morning and evening.
Forhrher particulars call at the Office
%. w. w. Craig,
General Railroad as Mt.
NAnfyuIr, Tcunesseo, June u ls63-f
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A young woman being asked by a bor-
ing politician which party she was most
in favor OF, replied that she preferred
wedding party,-Erelange,
OF course she meant the Union party,
attending TO other little issues after
wards.
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CONFEDERATE PRIsoNERs.-Fifty-t two
Confederate prisoners leave for the North
this morning on the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad to be exchanged.
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The Louisville Journal Of yesterday
says gentleman from Alabama, sojouIn-
ing in that city, has received intelligence
of the capture of Huntsville, Ala, by
Federal troops
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An officer of the United States Army,
from Ohio, informs us that he is one of
Louis Scblessinger's victims, having
been swindled, with munyon's others,
in his town, in 1860, by him. lie thinks
Schlessingor one of the greatest scoun-
drels of the age.
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Recorder SHANE tried eighteen cases
yesterday, adding "good pile" to the
city exchequer.
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CHARLES II. Morn SON, Confederate
Spy, was sent TO the Penitentiary yes
terday. He belongs u the 3rd Tennes-
see Regiment.
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The new State of West Virginia bor-
ders on East Tennessee for about enc
hundred and ten miles.
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Don't Send Your Money by Mail.
a. q. sANroRn q Co.,

= ~ 10 oNNFWIAW q tUss
AZ Merchants Bank, No. so College
street,
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
seRding money by mail or Express.
This is the only safe way to send money
North. Iiune13-N
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Wanted

UNO RFNT, By TWO YOUNG GfNInlEN. A
4 furnished 40 m iu pleasant lucllty, ". thin
easy walking distance of the Post umgc, Address
A, B Union ChlCe. j9nv2t-I
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Some ten Federal soldiers, convicted
of various offences by Court Martials,
will be sent North to-day for imprison-
ment.
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Look out, Shippers


Mr.. EDToR:-I am officially notified
that after the first of July all articles
that arrive at Louisville from Nashville
will be seized and reported for confisca
ton, unless permits are granted here, and
the five per cent, assessment is paid here,
and receipted for by the undersigned,
Horses, Mules, Hides, Tallow, Rags,
Goods, etc, going NoFihward from the
Nashville Trade District, must all be
permitted and paid for here.
Mr., Editor, you can publish no equal
amount Of matter that will be Of more
importance 10 your readers in this en-
tire Trade District, than this brief card,
hope its language ia sufficiently clear
to be understood by all interested
w. G.. BRowNLow,
Asst SIP. Ag, Tr. Dept
June 80, 1868.
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June 80, 1868.

The Atlanta hteHigenoe tells Of two
British subjects found in that city, who
refused to fight the Yankees under any
circumstances. Ii suggests that they be
immediately compelled to fight or leave
the city.
But what would JouS BULL say TO
that.
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Persons wiehing fine cigars and tobac-
co, are directed to the store of ii, Ehren-
berg, No. 40 Union street. lie 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 we'll to call and exam
inc. june2l-2w.
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IL will be seen on reference to adyer-
tisements in the UNION, that Mr.. Dawes,
the Nashville Agent of DR.. Bull, Of Lou
isyille has made the auction house Of
MArbayg, College street, his depot for the
sale of Bulls celebrated Cedron Bitters.
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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
SeWanee House. June 2l-tf.
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a v asherwoman, or Two,

NAy Glr PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT AT TUX
- leuucs. see Hospital for Che Insane. Apply ut
ths uniun 0ilco, lua2l--lw.
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ST ATE OF TENNESSEE.
Executive DEPARTMENT,
NASHVILLE, June oath, 1853 {

LAbCOIlNh
NASHVILLE, June oath, 1853
CHARLES DAVIS, ESQ:
Nashville, Tenn:
SR-By virtue of the power and au-
thority conferred upon me, by the Sec
rotary of War, as Military Governor of
the State of Tennessee, and in pursuance
of the provisions of Proclamation is
sued from this Office ON the Goth of Feb
ruary, 1868, you are hereby appointed
Commissioners to take charge Of all the
property in the city Of Nashville,
"owned by persons who are within the
rebel lines" and collect such rents and
hire of slaves as may have accrued, and
rent said property upon such terms as
may be deemed proper, subject however,
to the approval of this Office.
Respectfully,
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1776.

Il Cs
NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY!
Celebration of the 4th of July, 1868,
at Nashvill'.
Ar IF. CILLEm, HARDEN's HILL,
One milc west of the Capitol.
AT sunrise there will be a National
Salute Of Thirty-five Guns fred, and the
various churches and other public bells
will be rung.
The Procession will form on the Public
Square, and be ready 10 march from
thence at 8 o'clock, in the following or
der;
Military.
Orators 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. NJ:
1. Music by the Band.
2. Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Hayes.
3. Music.
4. Reading Of the Declaration of hide
pendence, by Hon. Jordan Stokes.
8. Music.
G. Grafton by Prof Mccoy, aud Speeches
y.Hon. Horace Maynard and
Gov. johnson.
Comfyrtablo seats have been prepared
to accommodate 1000 ladies'; also, an
abundance of ice water.
At o'clock, p NJ, the Exercises viii
be resumed in the Representatives. Hall
with addresses by invited guests.
The Committee of Arrangements hav,
respectfully invited Gov. Andrew John
son, Professor Mccoy, Gen. Rosecrans
Hon, II. Maynard, Doctor Brownlow, Elk
Gov. Campbell, Hon. Jordan Stokes, Col
w. B Stokes, Hon. Bailey Peyton, ant
others. Also, the citizens of this Cit,
and County, and the surrounding Coun
ties, to participate in the Celebration.
The Ladies are especially requested t
honor the occasion with their presence.
II. r. MYERS,
Marshal of The Day.
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just received at the Traders Bank, if
ty 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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ANDREW Johnson,
Military Governor Of Tennessee.

All persons having in their possession,
or acting as agents for the same, any
property of the above description, are
requested TO hand in a list of the same
TO me, in the Sd story of the Bookstore
of w. 7. Berry & Co., Public Square
between now aud the 10th of July.
CHARLES DAVIS.
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Persons wishing a fine pen can find
good variety at the Gold Pen Depot, ~
Cherry street, two doors South Of Cedar
ie1O-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-26
Cbituarp.

Died. at the residence Of her father. in
Leonard Town, on the 2ud instant. after q
short illness. Virginia F., aged l3 years
and month. youngest daughter Of Thorn
rs and Eleanor Ab.l. She came forth
like . flower and was cut down. ehe
aeetelh like shados aud .contind X.
- She is gcne-the pure the good h OF
in The morning of her life. A fV days
since, she Was in our midst, clastis with
youth and health; her bright eyes beaming
with love aud affection. The mu ic Of her
voice seems scarcely to have died away.
when. alas: We were informcd tha, she was
in the grave. Is,
The deceased was affcctionate. kind and
dutiful. gaining the venerstion of stran-
gers and the love and friendship. Of all
wbs knew her. She bad gentle and for
giving disposition that eudeared her to
all.
She was true and pious christian; and.
with her latest breath. she besought her
parents aud friends to live 60. thstsw hen
God should call them. they might be pre-
pared to join her in that blissful home
where all their cares would cease.
Her hfr.-'twas but day.
She biou,ned, she faded, and passed away;
;. Though in the cold grave her body hes,
tier spirit assembled 20 the skies,
To gam in Heaven e! ernal rest,
And be wuh Angas forever best. 49,.
.......-y. -. DosA1rs.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-26
,.s'' '...'- NOTICE.
TO N ERCHANTS,
TR AD Err S,
4|D q TAE,R s.,

A IL persons and bodies. corporate .r po-
IA .itic. in st. Nays county, who are or
shall be 1,'ins any act shall be- in the oc.
cupation If any house or place fpr any pur-
pose, for which license is made necessary
by tie laws Of Maryland. ars hereby warn
ed to obtain "A license or renew thc xams on
Or bef1re the first day of' May ensuing. un-
.lsr the penalties prescribed by said laws.
for the infEAction thereof
- Those interested are snotifetl Of the fol-
lowing requirements Of the License Laws
passed by the General Assembly vf Mary
land.
The rates required for Tra.:crs' License.
are asfullows: r. ~. '
tie amount Of go,sls on hand at the
principal SEASON of sais or expected 10 bc
kept Oh hand, ,locs not exceed.
$1,000 the prize Of license is $l2.ss-if over
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-26

The News. H7' = s'H'a, '.ss ae' - 5isaas
During. the pas. week, further = run,Dorrs am rs
have reached US from Vieksburg. 1t is
not now asserted, that the Za,oo teexpedi.
tiop has. reached that poin. from which
army sorrsspop1e 1eafs sdsen Iihs sedus.;os'
Of yistsssrg%a nssset osly ef.ins. 'sbst,
We are told. il has come to q. halt some
two hdndred miles. Or more. from The
point ofits exact losstisp reek ago. !, A
e"nfedersts battery. strongly sssosed. =
70 now stated. has worked An essoppcl 70 the
pr"greisa af the 6eet. and this battery, il 10
thought. 'is NOT 70 situated % to be Of easy
o. even t,ertain rsduotionG. From Port
Hudson. the news 10 likewise faR from BE-
ing satisfactory. Gen. Banks has not yet
hssardsdz - land aftack. saad b isH even
hinted, THAI HE farce . much ,.oo, email for
him % make such . movement With even
fair prsepeet for success. Comwodere
fsuag6t has been repulseds in sns attempt
to'rss the gususist sof the .bsntnies, snd
The var sseaner 4laslssippi' Hssaiee1 sunk
Index. III the lsfer reports from tkis ies
caIify tend but to eonsibce Us of sthes isse
pregn.bili.yI efahe 'issber poaiisSos 6pon'
The Mississippi sea. pc shall oul. believe
that either IFiskshaay Or Port Hudson has
fallen' shed2ws uaas sslksiAls notified Of
The fact. .lt--easi .ss l;5rnM
-Lats sdriccs from Tennessee show that
.kirGiahiaF bss ben 9Ying % te tie psst
:sss 's's!!' 't.dl!l g. g: lEs:ssl
81 :s :: H1E
Gen. 10 9ohnstoa kssppsssa nzsou Be
In seG1sahaEsf itz Heavy ueseanenis Of
"reber cavalry. resrwsTdsff ,hsF Fsdssai
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-26

List OF Jurors, as--s- ~..... .,.s ..--..,r .
The following Is list Of Graad and
Petit Jurors at the late term Of our Circui,
Court: .s.r'.r l.ls -..s-
GKAsp JuRons. William Watts, fore.
man. John F. Wa,hen. Ja,aes NJ. Heard.
8. G. ~ Burroughs. J r Yates. Charlr,
Thompson. Samuel Spaldiug. James II
Alvey. John Fl. 1Sappingron. Iguariu,
Hayden. Uriah Tippett: VIM. Lyon. Jahs
II. aNIaasinglsy.. LID. Allstan. Geo. W.
Morgan, Jainss X. Hopewell. Janes C.
Milburn, James T. Yates. James A.. Car
lbery. Walter B, langley. Thomas Hebt.
e.. W.'Gibson. j7a. a vss .sf sss s-.n.s :.
PxrIr, JGRoRs,-L. c., Medley. O Il
Herbert. b. r. Abell. Thos. T.. Harrison,
r. T. Barber. L. Mat.ingley. John
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