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observation-disclosures Monday evening
next Prof Anderson will commence series of
entertainments in prestidigitation and magic at
Odd Fellows Hall. This magician is n son of
the famous "WiZard of the North" and is said
to surpass his father in magical SKILL all Of his
effects being produced without the aid of any
apparatus and solely by manual skill.
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L>OR RENT Deiigatful APARTMENTS, en-
Il suite, en- the first floor. Private table ii ds.
sired. Apply at 995 18th street, between q and L.
north of Pa. avenue iy2i3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-24
ByJ. Mcguire co. Auctionsers.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONT
ING ONIER CIRCLE IN FoERrKENru STRICT :
LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND-A WATCH, Wi oh the owner can have
L by describing tae same and paying for this id
Nertlsement G. DENHAM
1T Globe ONCE, Penn ave
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By VI. L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers.
10 HOGS AND 1 GOAT AT AUCTION On
10 SATURDAY AFTERNOON next 18th inst
At O'Clock, we will sell at the City Corporation
Pound corner 18th and x streets east
10 hogs and Goat
Terms cash.
Jy71 W. L. WALL & CO. Auets
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A SMALL sTO8E FOR sALE-ON THE COR
"A ner of l4th ard streets west, it will be sold
at . great bargain, IS the owner has other bust
ness to attend 70. FOR particulars call at the
IN 91-3t
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a Muss ABOUT Cows.-On. Wednesday
morning three cows belonging to Mrs. w SyeI
near Tenth, and destroyed considerable
amount of garden stuff. Mr., Brown penned
the cows up and went to justice 70 see what MA
n. Ii,r yer went to the place and attempted to
turn nI her cows s out, when Mrs. Brown tried to
stnn her. and the parties came to blows. Mrs.
ODwyer got cows and procured th warrant,
the ANIMALS and Mrs. b. with assault and bat
trrv on her, and the parties were arrested by
officer O'Hara, who took them before Justice
Rowland, and Mrs. b. was held to bail for
conrt to answer the charge of assault, and the
other charge was dismissed.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-16
Our National Diserder-Dr. Roback's
$3.50 Cures.

Our National Diserder-Dr. -Roback's
6-t Cures. .-'
The American stomach 10 tormenting
organ. II is generally out Of order The
reason Is obvious. The driving man of bust
ness has not time. or will not take time prop
erly to masticate his food. He bolts It, and
as bad habits are catching. all classes follow
his example. Hence Dyspepsia, With all
its comp observation-disclosures Indigestion, Liver
Complaint, and disorders of tho Bowels, in
all their various phases. Against these and
q hundred other complaints, the Scandina-
Wan Blood Pills and Blood Purifier are wag-
ing an exterminating warfare. The success
Of these Medicines has been astonishing,
even in an age of scientific miracles. They
do not alleviate, they ertinguish disorder.
The agony, the fever, the debility. the des-
pondency, which characterize Affections of
the digestive nd secretive organs, vanish
under the influence of these preparations.
The constitution itself seems to acquire new
energy under their operation. See sdver-
tisement.
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DIED,

In Clarksburg, Ky, on Saturday, July 4th, of
Cholera Morbus, Mrs. MARY r., wife of DR..
AMBROSE SEAToN, of Maysville, KY, in the cot b
year of her age.
In .his City, on Friday, July 10th, 1868, OF
Consumption, Mr.. WILLIAM MARTIN, ST.,
aged II years. Mr.. Martin was a native of
Ireland, and was born County Down. He was a
resident of Maysville during the last thirty years.
OBITUARY.
York, April 9Th, 1928; at an early age he came
to Western Virginia, where he resided until
about 1858, when he removed to Lewis county,
KY. He was an honest upright man-as hus.
band parent and neighbor. As an officer of the
Peace, he made himself well acquainted with his
duties and gave entire satisfaction. He was a
Democrat of the old school and unflinching in
his devotion to constitutional liberty. When
the Militia were called upon to enrol, he was
chosen their Captain, by laTge.majority. When
an organization was formed in this vicinity for
the suppression Ofstealing of horses and plumber
ing, he was selected as one of the Marshals and
acted conspicuous part in arresting the leader
of the clan and driving suspected ones from our
State.
The people of Fox, sent a Messenger here,
stating that raid of horse thieves were COM
hitting depredations in their vicinity Captain
Curtis with what few men he could hastily col
lect, started at once for the place. He did not
expect to meet numerous we'll armed foe but
few Marauders who said to infest that
neighborhood. He was 10 company with Major
Hamrick and had started to join their company
when they were sud denly overtakcn by relent-
less foe and fell In discharge OF their duties. A
large number of friends attended his funeral
where they mingled their tears with his bereaved
wife and eight children. deeply lamenting his
loss as a trusty leader in these times Of peril;
W. S. Z.
louisville Democrat please copy.l
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Valuable and Desirable Property
F@p SALE!

r OFFER FO. SALE MY RESIDENCE
Il situated in the West end (new addition) of
the City of Maysville. The Lot fronts 8 feet
on the Germantown Turnpike aud extends back
same width, to Third street. The Grounds are
handsomely laid off and planted with Ever
green's, choice Shrubbery and Flowers-besides
which there are a quanty ofFruit Trees of every
description, suitable to this climate-in full bear
ing. There is large and productive Garden
attached. The House is one of the best and
most substantially built in this county, it con-
tain eleven Rooms, besides Kitchen, Servants
Rooms, Bath Room, Store Room, &C., and
every convenience that can be desired to min
lister to ease and comfort. Attached to the pro-
perty is a fine Stable with stalls, Carriage
House and a roomy Cow House, with a fine lot
of about u of an acre, extending to low water
mark Oh the Ohio River and partially graded
aud pared. This property is exempt from the
Railroad Tax. If not sold at private sale
it will be offered at Public Sale.
25th of this month duly.
~ Apply to the undersigned in person or by
letter addressed to Box AZ,
GEO. W. BLATTERMAN.
Maysville, KY, July 2, 1861
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TIE SPoILs or BRAsHEAR CITY.-The
New Orleans correspondent of the New
York Tribune, in speaking of the capture OF
Brashear City by the rebels, says of our
losses:
"They took from as there thirty thousand
rounds of,canuon ammunition, thirty pieces
of fine artillery, three hundred'thousand dol
lars ofsutlers' goods, and medical stores in
such quantities that it is i'm Possibe to state
their value to US. but how valuable to them!
With these they got vast quantities of bag
gage belonging to officers powlat Port Hud-
son, together with large supplies of company
property OF every description. The flour.
salt, sugar, pork, beef and other commissary
stores were of enormous quantities"
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IT MIGHT HAVE THE EFFEoT TO STIMU-
LATE DEsERTIoN.-Wea are told that it is moi
right for the people to hold Democratic
m eetiDgs to denounce the Administration or
the war, because some person present might
haze a son or brother in the army, and might
write to ttat SON or brother. in consequences OF
the effect of what he had heard, upon his
own mind, to DESERT and the son or brother
might desert in consequence of that letter.
In that way the meeting would produce evil
Influence upon the armyi
This is like the girl who burst out crying,
because she had been thinking that she
might get married, aud might have q baby.
and that baby might fall upon the stove and
burn itself up.
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@Our Revolutionary fathers made the
following statement of grievances against
the British King:
He taxed tea. ---fa-
He had . stamp tax.
he excited the negro to instruction.
He made the military above the eivfl
power. IL,
he sent men into banishmsnt and exile
without the authority Of law.
He paid no respect to our constitutions
and laws.
he was tyrant generally.
Those grievances read singularly now In
view of the action of the present Republican
Administration.
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The Hon. Nat Wolfe was arrested by q
Provost Marshal in Owen county on Wed
nesday last. The charges upon which the
arrest was made are thus stated:
"The war, so far as the Government il
concerned, is John Brown raid against
Southern institutions.
am opposed to the Union for which the
Government is fighting. prefer secession
and eternal separation.
Kentuckians should stand as one man,
with brave hearts and strong arms against
the usurpations of the Administration"
The Louisville Democrat, noticing this ar
rest, says: Nothing can be more ridiculous
than these charges. They are perfectly
false, we b AVE no doubt. We have heard
bis speeches, and this report is an utter per-
version and misrepresentation of Mr.. w olfe."
Mr.. Wolfe was psroled by Gen. Boyle.
and pledged himself to report in ten days,
with afidsvits from those who heard the
speech when, adds the Democrat, the case
will be dismissed.
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TT Gen. Cluseret, the French soldier who
fought In West Virginia, under Gen. Pope,
in the Army of the Potomac. criticises
severely the sure nder of Winchester. He
thinks we have been disgraccd in th is war
by great many needless and cowar dly sur
renders. such as would not be tole rated in
any other country, and he proposes as a
remedy for this evil supreme and immut-
able military court
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@The Huntsville (Ala.) Advocate. of
the 18th. publishes detailed report, made
to General Rhoddy by w. FL. Jarmsn, of
Leighton, Alabama, showing the damage
committed by the Union forces in their raid
between Big Bear Creek and Town Creek
in April last. The total amount Of loss in-
flicted upon the rebels is given at 81 1897 -
600
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PICNIC

There will be Picnic in Mr.. Wells
wood, near Milwood, on the Flemingsburg
turnpike, on next Saturday, July 18TH
Persons attending will be provided .for. as
the neighbors will have bountiful supply
of eatables on the ground,
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crit is said that the M eade family, TO
which the Comm anding General of the Army
of tho Potomac belongs, are entitled to an
immense sunl of money from the Govern =
ment, owing to some irrational financial
arraugem ents between the United States
and Spain, the government of the latter
country having originally borrowed the
money from Gen. Meade's father, who was
a Peunsy lvanian.
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GTThe Cincinnati Times advocates prac.
ticing upon the people of the South the
crueltes with which Warren Hastings sup
pressed the East Indian rebellion, and which
drew down upon him the execration of the
enlightened Statesmen of Great Britain
The ca is worthy of the Times, and worth y
of the advocates of the election eff the mon
Brough .-Eagle.
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HAHDKERcHIEF FLIRTATIoN.-A druggist
advertises in an exchange paper the follow
ing varieties of extracts for the handker-
chief; "Big Thing. Think of Me, The Ball
is Or, Something New, Try i, Fifth Avenue,
Pat Of the Regiment, Kiss Ne In the Dark.
Sumter, Kiss Ne Quick, &c. 90. Price u
cents bottle,n '-.
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6TIt was conjectured that John Morgan
had sumo method in his madness in making
his raid into Indiana and Ohio; that be
covered more formidable movem ent, and
was commissioned to destroy railroad COM
munications with Louisville and Cincinnati,
while Buckner with his division advanced
into and occupied Central Kentucky, and
perhaps attacked one or the other Of the
cities. If any such plan existed. it has fail
ed. Our dispatch from Danville shows that
there is no considerable rebel force any
where this side the Cumberland River. The
Louisville and Nashville Railroad is open,
and the Lexington and Louisville Road
running on time. Nor. according to latest
accounts, is there any considerable body of
the enemy in East Tennessee. The aban-
donment Of chattanooga by Bragg would in-
dictate that the rebels arc abotit to surrende
possession of that loyal and patriotic section
of Tennessee - Cincinnati Commercial.
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A young fellow who came up to London
to see the rejoicings at the Royal Wedding,
entered an eatiug-house in the Strand, and
upon the bill of fare being handed to him
by the waiter, remarked that he "didn't
care bout reading now-he'd wait till after
dinnaP.O
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NDJudgs Wylis, sitting in the district Ct
cogrt At Washington, D. c., as a court OF
admiralty. is at loss what to DO VIII n large
AMOUNT of so-caIlsd CoGfed crate money,
included 10 property brought before nim LOT
condemnation He says that to coLoemn
pwould be to recognize it as property; "
sslI Il would be to give It circulation anu
TO destroy it would be to givs aid and com
fort to the enemy'by relieving him OF MS
liabilities. ..~... 's.. ...'f . ....
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REMEDY AGAINST MoTHs.-An ounce of
gum camphor and one of the powdered
she'll Of red pepper are macerated in eight
ounces of strong alcohol for several days,
then strained. With this tincture the furs
or clothes are spriukled- over, and rolled up
in sheets. Instead of the pepper. bitter ap-
pie may be used. This remedy is used in
Russis under the name of the Chinese tine
ture for moths. : - AL..
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FRoM VIcksBURa An officer arrived in
this city direct from Vicksburg. says that
the garrison is in splendid condition. Full
ratious are issued to our men OF -four, meal
rice, sugar. molasses, &c. Our men are un-
animous in the declaration that Vicksburg
can never be taken. Our losses in killed.
deaths from disease, wounded and missing.
up to the date our Informant left, amounted
to but 632.-RicAn.ond Enquirer, July 9Th.
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FOX SPRINGS
THIS OLD AND WE'LL KNOWN
WATERING PLACE,

SITUATED IN FLEMING COUNTY, KY,
Ten Miles Miles East s Of Ee%4 f IN
vigoratihg atmosphere and wild and beautiful
scenery, is again open for the reception of
visitors. The variety and virtues of its waters ),
consisting of the
WHITE AND BLACK SULPHUR,
CHALYBEATE AND ALUM,
Afford to the invalid the largest chance for i'm
provement. No pains will be spared to render
those comfortable who visit the Springs either
for health or pleasure.
Mrs. E. F. FLEMING, Proprietress.
For any information as to prices, address W.
c. FLEMING, Goddard House, Maysville, KY.
July 8, 1868.
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-FThe wedding cake of the Prince of
Wales and the Princess Alexandra stood
i've feet and half high, and at the base
it was two and half broad. ~
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To CUBE DYsPErs1A-Take pew axe.
mt Z white hickory handle 10 It, pore ooie
ip the top of the handle, fill the mole YIN s!I.
gum camphor, and seal It mp, Inen .aAo
the axe and cut cord wood at nifty cenu
cord. until the beat Of the hana'e aS Si1 .
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@The Levenworth Times of the I'd
says: sit was currently reported in the
city, yesterday, that GsnsFal Blunt is under
arrest, and ordered to Washington.
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The heart that scars upward escapes littl
cares and vsxations, the birds that fly higl
have not the dust of the road npon thsi
wings
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FThe Tea plsnt-said to be declared
genuine: by Chinaman. the Williamsport
Bulletin stateS-is found upon wild lands in
Clinton county, Pennsylvania. Several
persons skilled in the taste of tea declares
this native sort as good as the imported.
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GTThe first profile taken, on record, was
that of Ambiguous, who, having but one eve,
had his likeness taken to present the "best
side" to view; this occurred $50 years be-
fore the Christian era.
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eTDon Juan Strobe was arrested here
on last Friday charged with being q spy
We understand he denies being in the army,
but says he has been working at his trade
in the South, that # blacksmith.
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GrIt is estimated. by reliable authority,
that before the next Congress assemblies one
,Sundred and fifty to two hundred national
hanks will have been organized in the
Nathan States.
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LONDON, june 20. 1868 Twsnty-six
years ego to-day, Queen Victoria-a maid
en- Of 17-succeeded to the British throne.
and was crowned at Westminster Abbey.
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GTGeorge Forester, formerly editor of
the Maysville Express, was wounded and
then captured at Bowling Green, in a late
skirmish., George RuDyon and Clay Coburn
were also captured at the same time.
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0FA negro man named Morgan, belong.
ing to Mr.. Lewis Pearcs, male his escape
Monday night to Ohio.
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HAVING Retired from the firm of ALEX
IL PowKR d Co., will continue on my own
account in the Grain Trade, on Wall Street, next
door to Alex. Maddox, and solicit all our old
customers to give me call, as have large
number Of Sacks and feel confident of my ability
TO give entire satisfaction 70 all who may be
ALEX. POWER.
Msy1YiIls, Ky, July /, 1888.
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Gen, Longstreet has been killed thIe'
times during this war aud yet taxes al
nourishment regularly.
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A young doctor, on being asked to contrl'
butte towards enclosing and ornamenting
Gem etry. very coolly replied that In ming
it he should do his part.
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K1LEED.-Jn no. Aorgan's youngest brotnel
and Judge Bullock's son, the latter resi-
dent of this county, were both killed 10 the
recent 6ght at Lsbanon.-Lou. jour- St".
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TThe Bourbon County Fair will be
held this year in September. commencing
on the 9th and ending on the 10th. The
premiums are liberal, aud competitor isopen
to the world. az = f.flr
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We don't wear ear-rings as women do
but they bore our ears 6 if they though
we ought to.
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tbs less important to young lady that
her lovers diamonds should be of purer
water than his drinks should be.
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0rNsw York sent .2so troops to rem
Sylvsnia during the invasion. fhlladeiPn'A
claims 10 have sent out 1878.
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The profession of a clergyman is sooner
learned than that of doctor; it is much
easier for most people to preach than to
practice.
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The newspapers which never '6b.' affirm
that the young lady who burst into tears
has been put together again.
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GTA few days ago, sheet of paper, 80
inches wide and 40. 600 feet long, was manu-.
featured in Van Benthusen's paper mill, in
Coboes. This would reach about eight and
q half miles. ~EE - k-.-
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FIn consequences of the news of the
destruction of fishing smacks by the rebel
pirate Tscony, the price of mackerel and
Goldfish has advanced twenty per cent.
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-Mai. STANLEY authorizes rs to state to
bis numerous friends, that he viii enteiI rln
tLsr1 jnsthe best manner possible, at the FOX
sTa1SeHMrS. FLxNRss's Hosel-during July ana
August,
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4 down, east editor says that N odesty Is
quality that highly adorns woman, but
ruins man.
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

THE CO. Partnership heretofore existing in
the City of Mavsville, under the name
and style of ALEX. Power & Co., is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
W.. j. Ross 81 A. J. NEWELL, are alone au-
thorized to settle the business of the Firm. All
persons having claims against the Firm will
present them for payment, and all who know
themselves to be indebted to the same will
please come forward and settle without delay.
ALEX. POWER;
W. ]. ROSS;
July l, 1868. A. ]. NEWELL.
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A. B. COCHRAN'S
FAMILY GROCERY STORE,
No 80, west-side Market st.,

GALBREATHsl MAYSVILLE KY.
OLD STAND.
TUST received large stock of Family and
q Assorted Groceries, such as
Sugar. Syrup, Coffee, Teas, Mackerel,
Fish, Nutmegs, Spices, Candles, Will
:. low and Wooden ware, BroOms,
Tobacco, Cigars, &C., &c.
Having bought all my Goods for Cash, and my
motto being "QUIcK SALES AND SMALL PRoFITs,' "
l can assure all who may give me call, tho
cheapest Groceries in the city
B-Tbe best quality of COAL OIL always on
hand and for sale at the lowest market price.
A. B. COCHRAN.
N. B. Five year Old Bourbon on tap, and the
Maysville, KY, March 10, 1858. A. B. G.
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Admit no guest into your soul that the
faithful watch dog in the bosom barks at.
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TIE TWO BURes.-Vicksbnrg-Gettys'
burg. To whom shall we Grantthe Meade
of praise2
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0EPerehs wishing the Bulletin. must
pay for It in advance. We are compelled
to adopt this course in Justice to ourselves.
oar ssrrhl are only One Dollar per year.
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CO.PARTNERSHIP.

HAVING Purchased the Interest of Mr.. Alex.
IL Power, late ALEX. Power 81 Co., we will
continue the Wholesale Grocery il Liquor Bust
ness under the name and style of ROSS d
NEWELL, at the OLD STAND, Cor. Market and
Third streets. W. j. ROSS:
A. j. NEWELL;
GEO. w. ROSS, JR.
NASHVILLE Ky., July LIST, 1868.