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The following Il eOuroctlist OF al Hospitals In
this city:
Ho.pi.uf No l-0ld Gan Faoiorgs Surgeon "
Horncr college street. on the hEi.
Hospital No 2--UHiCersify Bailding: Surgeon d
Itude, 4 Fols NJ srket street, Uu the llil.
Hospifal No g. EHsieEs Building 81 geon ] d Har
low, Il Vols. Southeast corner Public square.
Hospifal No D. GHn FQctoyg: surgeon Hoge
booa 4 S Nos, upper end oi q ont street.
Hospifal No s-Mdssn,c HoH: surgeon W c otter
son q s Vols corner &C Church and summer streets
Hlospitai No o-Carriags FtttHV: A surgeon Z
W France, q s A, Market street below theSquare
IIaspifai No IL Pos House) A Surgeon D
Hogis U $ A. on University fiEe
Hospital No i2--Iro0dir1v Hotsl Surgeon " LaU
ton U 5 Yo,s, conner Bf All a1d Che2g streets.
Hos1lsal No Is Iu1c's Nigh Scl00i; surgeon
Tavio1 Z Vols cnrucr Of Spruce lsad Broad streets
Hos,ifal No Naslrills Female AoadeHg surgeon
q r. ilps, Vols, Church street, ucar the Chat'a
nooga DEPOT.
HospifsI No Isl -Hvnos't High scAooi: Surgeon VIM
A Cham bers L Nufs corner Cf Line spd Summer sis
Hos,stai No i6--( Coifrabasd) surgeon 10
pa,pe, L s A, corner of 6ruad and Frsnt streets.
Has,itar Ne I7-(OGosrsl Sur scoO Il d Lyndei
o. Yois NJ rku q eet on the Hit
Ho,pilal No l9 lf0Fvis q htronoa's BaiidiHg; sur
Feon J VI FCys, 4 ) Vols, No Nj trket street
HorpitlI Ne sl--E -Efeihoisi C4isrch Surgeon
Fuie- i : Vols ehafch street, bet Summer and Hgh,
CUMBERLAND Hopifal' Surge Clark McDernontr
L Vols on Hardin Pike, west Of tho Fenitenuary.
E'rison Hospital--Secoad BaFfis Chsch; Sur
reon Z q h iokman = ; leffs sirest, on the Hid.
CoHUalesoeai Baryaets AarCou H0asel Corner ei
Church and Cherry streets.
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BOWLING GREEN, KY.
United States of America:

DISTRICT or MIDDLE TENSESSEE--No. 81.
IETHEREAs. on the 6ih day of December 1853, an
w information vas aied IN TIE Ii-trict Court Of
the United States for said District by Horace b. Har-
rison Attorney Of the Uned states for said Bstric
against fogr hundred and sixty six l5-i0o dollars IN
Tennessee Bank notes, in the haads of N. Garburg,
being the proceeds Of the sale q aFemBant q he
stsck q v }. Porter Co, Alleging. IA substance,
that nscembeF 1853, Ia ssd District. on land said
property seized forfeited 10 The United states
for causes specified ia fsid nformaton, towit Tor
that mere taza 90 days af5er The public w1rning
zn1 prociaEnat ca duly gwen and made By The PrtEi-
dent of the United STATES, ia pFrancs ef Get q
Cougress, approved gGy II 1852, aId entitled, " An
act suppress nsurrecton 70 punish treason and re
belIion 70 seize snd ognscsie property Of rebeF,
and for other purposes - the owusrs o. s4i pr pery
we're engaged ID aiding ana AbettuE an Erulsc Febel
lion against the Government Of The UEi;ed Staies
Now therefore, in pursaAnce q tee moHiou d said
Court under The seal OF ne Court 20 eirecte1
hsrcb2 give publc notice % ell persons Concerned
interest in said proporty % appear before The said
Court on the 81 hondAy In April next 81 the Fedeta
Court room, in the Capitol, a. Nashville. thsn aAd
there 20 iuterpose their eiaims.
ER. 6LAscoCE,
Us Harshal for Middls DsssriSt Of Tsasessss.
dssi0-l3t.
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MIGHT POLICE
COUNTY OFFICERS.

u6s~iF--JsmsE \. Einton. Dsytaff--TnC mas Fob
e6n Ead J. K. Buohsnan. ara
Ragsafeg-PhinC-s Garrett.
TStsee-W Jasper Taylor.
Ooroaisr-G Gunier Hf
Ranocr-Alc1andcr Mc Baniel
Bepeuus C0ilscIor-W. h. b0pgrtzOa.
B4iTaaa 1a1 CoiIeot0F-r-I. q EYiley,
Cossa5lss tor he BasAslllo Dsrso,-John D. GOSer
and J. Z. Newman.
COUNTY COURT.
guacs-Hon. Jsmos.;S ;ShitForth.
rl- elYk--P l.pdsleg fich0l.
A. Tho judges Sourt meets ths hrEt Monday IN
each mon tn, and 80 Qnartcrly Cou-t, composed Of
the Magstratog Of the County, "a held the hTEt eon-
day 10 January, April, July sSd Oo.obor
CIRCUIT COURT.
CleTk-Davld O. Love.
.ss-Tbe Court mects the arss Houdsy IN sArcb
ana September.
CRIMINAL COURT,
ssdoo-Hon M. m. Brien
Lfiorney Gesdal-Geo. b. siubbleReld
lack-taaries "a. smith.
i ss me Court hecis tho Fret hcadsy in Apfi, Au-
gukt and December.
CHANcERT COURT,
Usrh oaa Mosiss-i. q. Gloayos.
81 Tne Court meets The nTEi Monday in Nay and
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A OoHEKDERATE GEsEaAL's swoaps
SoLD-TEo swords, ths property Of Gen.
French, nov in ths Confsderais sefvics
we're sold BY virtue Of = decree
Of eonhscation, as TrsnioB. n. j.
by the United States MARSHAL On
the 24th. They were pufchsssd
for two hundrtd md oeverteen
dollars. Oae o. these swords vas pres
enfsd 10 Capt French, By tas sla'e Of
New jersey, for his vaI0f and conduct
In the Mexican war. Gen. French mar
ried aSouthsrn lady, ard ~ the COM
meDeement Of the war joined TIE Confed-
crate service, in which be Is nov briga-
dier or msj general.
The Denver News says the Platte siv-
er is frozen over; that on the 28th ulii-
more the stage started Tor She mounlaiaB
On runners; that they are baVing ths
eoldsst weather known since the settle
men. Of the eountsy; hat n nsny
PLACES IN she mountains, snow is 80
dttr that iz1vel Il imposslbls.
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Portraits of our different OFF,
GERS. etc., etc., etc.
York prices. '
Loyd's celebrated Nap Of the United States,
moanted in bookform and in sheets. This Map has
great sale It has all the railroads, distances be-
tween the stations, all the wagon roads, etc.
LIoyd,s Great Railroad, Express, and Tsle-
fraph up 10 the LIST day Of August last. AFo every
express and telegraph ofbcs-in mounted and sheet
form.
Lloyd's Military Map Of the Southern States,
with full description OF the whole southern coast
also description Of each county in the came. val
uS5le aud good map
Lloyd's Map Of the State Of Tennessee, &C
knowedged By Zen. Burnsde's officers TO be the best
ard most correct Map ever published. Railroads, all
the wagon roa as, etc. E..t
LlOyd's Map Of Kentucky, disEo.
Lloyd's nap Of he Mississippi River, with
the name Of evtIy man hatoSns a Plantation on the
Mississipp iver. Also the exact course of the river
oAannsl, islands, bars, etc, ETC., etc.
Also,
or the latest dates, in book and sheet form.
illustrated Charts,
Scriptural Scenes,
Battle scenes, etc.
Also,
Prize Stationery,
OF the best description warranted the best and cheap
est IN the market to which the attention Of all are re-
QuSstsd.
Address for srcuAr or ether Information, to
GEO. u. JENKINS.
107 Main street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
n B.-0rderS ofal descriptions promptly attended
to Also orders OF VI descr ptons OF Books, Ststi
cry, EngraviBgs, Mas, Cards, News spers, in any
a1Hntiiy, promptly hIed.
6E0. P. JENKINS,
dec6-Im I0T Main stree, Cincinnati, Ohlo. .
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So Advertisements inseFtea IN the sPeeial Column
shsrgsd at the rate Of twenty cents per ns for the
hrst Insertion for each additional insertion ten
tens; IN the Local Column thirty cents per line fo'
the nrst insertion, for every additional insertion h
tsen ss1ts.
Marriage and Funeral Notices,
HiI be charged ct the usual Advsrtlsing rsteL
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voL21IT.o

. Davidson County Directory.
CITY GOVERNMENT
EOEns IEUeH sMITH, Kary-.
WILLIAM SIAM, Esso-de-. -
JOHH CHuMBLEY, kaysEaL
Dspsig HaFslais-W. =. Wilkiuson, A. c. Tucker,
o-E. q sSs ssri1s-Joha clumblsy, ,.s-ssoss, nrri,
- Tass HeoaFiF. gssaudi sne iiiisa Long, tAfa-
e'l , 11s As-1r-ss--igiHizm DriTtf.
R-geIas Colieal9r-A. 3. shEnflsad
RafT Tar GAeo;O---E 3. Gsrsett
2fearnTsT-E- Belry
Whe-f Kashev=T6orras Iarls.
6speri-sesaszf ol Gss Workioass--J Q. Dodd.
Sipe-.atsrd,sf q a. Ea,a WorIs-sim. s.swart.
sss.af %S g Re- e. is - q fi b hogrds ssssia'n
Ba-ssf OpaseeT--J. J.. slSsagt.
oay zaorAes'-W Brien.
CITY COUNCIL.
RolHD On AIDEHEEz-sl. y. Brisn, Presidsul.
Fh'a Ward-Jno Newman. 81
seSDad Ward-Jnseph R0bb.
Thad Word-G a J HayGela
Fourfh Hard-I scOvel.
FVth Hard-loseph Knowles.
stFfh Fqrt-Ms Bren.
Setsaa Har6-M g Claiborne.
EghG Wayd-JaeeTh smith.
Fsrst Haad--Ias Turuar John faTper. d
ssssad Ward-G n soufheaie aud A Myers.
Ih-a I. va 10 esneE y AheeFson ase Ais5 sesnsL
F.dh Wari-w q sltllam ana T 4 Glsse6oE.
Eisa Ward-T Ysror0arl ard VIVA Driver.
ceraah Warl-I + Rust and W cready.
EgLh Ward-Wm Haiy AID L d Kbeeisr.
erAHhIAo coaEfT kE % III clTT cOuEIL
FsEenos-KnoWloa, s0utbgate, and Anderson
Wafor Works-Ands sfs0n smith, ard GlasCock.
srosts sayers, Turner, southgate, NAY held, Cheat
ham, faEbr 1ugh, CiaiborD, and Haly.
ectoals-HgG. Know -, and bes.er
Wbe-f-earpgT, n rafT, ani Newman.
Fks DepaTfiaeas-Iyers, Rust, and soovcl
Ga4-Driyer, Brien, end Crea y.
esaefep-sfni %, Nhetcr, and Baily.
MarkG H0use-Southgsts, Newman, and Carpor.
SlaUes-Brien, MCDANIEL and Myers.
I'olios-YaFbroueh, seyve', and Sayers
SpTngs-Claiborne, HUI, and Haily.
H0fk House. heat an Eohb, and Mcdaniel.
THProuesaens and Erpesdiiarss-- -ooyel, SouihgRte,
and Driver.
FuJlio Propafv-Rqbb, Driver and Turner.
fisstIf0ase-AeWmAn, Hsiy, and Southgate.
- Tho Board oi Aldermen meets the tuesdays
preceding the Eecopd snd fourth Thursdays in
each month. and tho Common Council the second
and fourth Thursdays IN eseh n4oatb.
NloHT POLICE
Oapaasa-John II Pickett
First Lieasfsnaat-Robert Scott
Second LseutsH al John 2. Ingalls,
PAFRoLHEH.
Eames-Davld McNabb, John Clvender, Joel Phil
ips, Vim Puckeft, lanf Burget, Vim Muloy, Murphy
Phillips, SGm' Piummcr, John Chenault, hch Davis,
James Miller, VIM Mayo, We Rice, VIM Baker, II
Byron Bird Bruce, Nichol, Vim Stewart, jesse
Perry.
ssr The Police Court is opened every morning at
nine O'Clock
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cHANcERY COURT.
Ea2 AND M0liIm u aa3FIfiL8 II NASHVILLE

1A1ffcfite4--
Cgsrt oaa hosisr-j. d. Glcavos.
s8- The Court meets the nrEi Monday in May and
November,
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Va, The undersigned, have this day adopted tie
above rates, to which bind ourselves strictly to
adhere. w. CAMERON, for the BEioa.
JOHN WALLACE, for the DisyasoA.
HAzvuIH, TEES- Jriy IS, 1883.
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Announcements of Candidates.

tor state %
Eoanty "
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Freedom and Nationality
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
PsyabIe IA Advance.

(TEz LTSEs on LEss 70 coSsTTTUrs A sqUkRE.)
guars, day, 81 OO-each addit' 'nal insortn, 30 50
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CRIMINAL COURT,

CleTh-Davld O. Love.
.s8- Tue Court mects the arst HoudsY IN March
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-09-09

Sans wsbbed feet be forgotten. At all the
traitors margins they have been present, not
only on the deep sea, the broad bay snd the
rapid river, but also up the narrow, muddy
bayou, and wherever the ground was little
damp, they have been and made their tracks.
Thanks to all, for the great republic, FOR the
principles by which Il lives and keeps alive
for mans vast future; thanks to all, thst peace
does not appear so distant as it did. Ihope it
will come soon, and come to stay, and so come
as to be worth the keeping in all future time.
It will then have been proved that among
freemen there can be no successful appeal
from the ballot to the bullet, and that they
who take such appeal are sure to lose their
case and pay the costs; and then there will
be some black men who can remember that,
with silent tongue, and with clenched teeth,
and with steady eye ana well-pierced bayon-
ct, they have helped mankind on to this great
consummation, while I fear that there will be
some white men unable to forget that, with
malignant heart and deceitful speech, they
have striven to hinder it Still, let US not be
over sanguine Of a speedy and final triumph; !;
let US be quite sober; let as diligently apply
the means, never doubling that a Just God, in
His own good time, will give US the rightful
result. Yours, very truly,
A. LINCOLN.
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The Letter of President Lincoln to the Spring.
field, Ill, Union Convention.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON,
AUGUST 26. 1863.

Executive MANSION, WAsHINGToN, !
August 26, 1868. !
Hon. James c. ConElin
Ny DEAR SIR-Your letter, inviting me to
attend mass meeting of unconditional Union
men, to be held at the Capital of Illinois, on
the Sd day of September, has been received.
1t would be very agreeable to me thus to
meet my old friends at my own home, but I
can not, just now, be absent from this city so
long as a visit there would require,
The meeting is to be Of all those who main
tain unconditional devotion to the Union,
and l am sure that my old political friends
viii thank me for rendering, as I do, the ma
tion's gratitude to those other noble men
whom no partisan malice bipartisan hope can
make false to the nations life. There are
those who are dissatisfied with me. To such
I would say, you desire peace, and you
blame me that we do not have it" But how
can we attain it2
There are but three conceivable ways
FIRST, to suppress the rebellion by force o
arms. This am trying to do. Are you iol
it2 If you are. so far we are agreed. Ifyor
are not for it, a second way is to give up the
Union. am against this. If you are, yor
should say so plainly. Ifyou arenot for force
nor yet for dissolution, there only remains
some imaginary compromise. ! do not be
lieve that any compromise, embracing tn,
maintenance Of the Union is now possible
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-09-09

TIE Trial of Hon. Clement L. Vallan-
digham by Military Commission, and
the proceedings under his application
for a writ of Habeas Corpus, in the
Circuit Court of the United States, for
the Southern District of Ohio. Pub
lished by Hickey & Carol, Cincinnati.
1868. PIP. 273.
This is not partizan book, and is not
meant to serve on either hand, the pur-
poses of a pending election. It is a 1ull
record of what is called g The Trial. of
Mr. Vallandigham, before what mas been
called "a Military Commission" The
most valuable part Of the book for future
reference, is that which gives the pro
ceedings on the application for habeas
corpus, with the argument of George E.
Pugh for the writ, and of Aaron F. Perry
against it. And also the opinion Of
Judge Leayitt on refusing the writ. It
is to be regretted that the latter should
go forth without true account of the
pretended Rupert case, which has been
given in the URBANA UNION and nowhere
else.
This book viii become important in
future discussions on the points involved
in the case, for they are destined to a
large discussion before the position taken
in the prosecution will be conceded or
abandoned.
1t may be convenient for readers to
know that the price Of the book is So in
law sheep.
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Convention Of the Union Democracy.

a MEETING Of Union Democrats from
different parts Of the State, held at Col
unbus on the 4th lust, Of which Barna-
bas Burns, Of Richland county, was
chairman, and Judge Mallon, Of Cincin
natl, was secretary, has issued a call for
aEiate Convention, to meet at Columbus
'on the 22d. They invite all those "wbO
ere in favor Of sustaining the Govern
ment in vigorous prosecution of the
war fer the sole purpose of suppressing
The rebellion, and who are opposed to an
armistice with armed rebels, or to with
drawing our armies from the rebellious
States Until they submit to the authority
Of the Constitution The meeting is
said to be for the purpose of perfect
ing an organization and taking such ac-
ton as may be requird for the welfare
of our common country" This call
takes the ground unfortunately left unoe-
,cupied BY the two candidates for Gov
srnor now in the field. It occupies the
position Of Mr.. JeWett and Mr. Paine,
the two last Democratic candidates for
Governor, both Of whom, we understand,
fully sympathize with the movement,
and the position heretofore occupied by
Mckinney, Cox, and nearly the whole
Democratic delegation in Congress. This
IS the position Of Governor Bramlette Of
Kentucky, just elected by over $4,000
msiOrity, Of General Tuttle, Democratic
candidate for Governor Of Iowa, of Judge
Red6eld, late candidate for Governor Of
Vermont, who carried the largest Demo
cratic vote poIIed in that State for years,
and the only position on which the De-
mocracy have succseded or will succeed.
Mr.. Yallandigham does not, never did,
and never professed to occupy this po-
sition, but stood almost alone in the last
Congress as an advocate for peace, Oppo-
sed to raising or supporting armies Or
carrying on the war for any purpose.
Mr. Brough owes his nomination to his
Marietta speech, which gained him the
support Of the radical wing Of the Re
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The Russo-Amerioan Alliance.

From the Vienna Presse, August 19.l
We hear that communications have
been received from an English source,
according to which ooe must prepare our-
sel0es for the approaching ratification Of
an offensive and defensipe alliance bet,oeen
81. Petersburg and Washington. This
eventuality, should this somewhat specu-
lative information be confirmed, would
principally affect the bearings Of the Ner-
lean and Polish questions.
We clip the above from the New York
Herald's foreign news column. We are
prepared to receive the confirmation Of
this rumor with satisfaction. Russia is
the only true friend we have in Europe,
while Englanl and France are plotting
our destruction. Give US this alliance,
and then give Johnny Crapeau notice to
leave Mexico, and John Bull notice to
look after his pirates.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-09-09
wYNKooPs ICELAND PgcroRAI.

WYNKooP'S ICELAND PICTORIAL
Diseases of the Throat Chest and Pulmon-
ary organs are ever prevalent insidious and
dangerous. The properties Of a medicine to
alleviate, cure and uproot these complaints,
must be Expectorant, Anodyne and Invigor-
ating, lOosening the mncus Of the throat, and
impartng tone to the entire system. No dis
eovery in medical science ever mastered this
class of diseases like DR.. WynkOop's Iceland
PectoraL It is used with the most astonish-
ing results in all cases OF Bronchitis, Influenza
Whooping Cough, Diptheria or Putrid Sore
Throat, Asthma Group, Coughs, Colds, Ner-
vous Irritability, &c.
The Rev. J. j. Potter certihes, " that I have
used DR.. Wynkoop's Peetoral for several years,
myself and in my family, for severe Pulmon-
airy Complaints, and have recommended 1t to
many others, and have never seen its equal.
Rev. ]. J. Potter, Brooklyn, N Y.
Hundreds and thousands Of important tes-
timonials could be produced, showing its re-
markable cures and that it aeUsr fails.
It is composed Of pure Iceland Moss, Balm
ofGilead, Peruvian Balsam, Elecampane, Com
frey, BuIdock, and other Invaluable expector-
ant and tonic ingredients. Il is harmless,
prompt and lasting. InvaliGs and sufferers
cannot afford to neglect trial Every fami-
ly should have it. tits remarkable for Group,
Full descriptions, recommendations and di-
rections accompany each bottle.
Sold by all principal Druggists.
Prepared by DR.. R. D. Wynkoop, and sold
by D. S. Barnes & Co. New York.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-09-09

TaE URBkS1 USroN Is a newspaper for the
people OF Champaign county. II is not in the
interest Of any party, nor is it meant to be iden-
tIaed with the interest Of any party, because it
WI not be fettered- It wiz not be Neutral for
that means dme-serving timidity. II viii have
very distinct opinions on all public questions
connected with government, whether Union
state, or County; and on the expression Of opin-
ions It wIllhate but one guide,-a strict adher,
ence TO law. It win support the Constitution
and the Laws. without regard TO platforms or tO
party dogmas.
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"The Mad River Militia. "

TIE sheriff of Champaign has sudden
ly found himself to be a man of unox-
pected power. He not only summons
the juries and captures criminals, but he
makes up the militia and bids them hold
elections to choose their officers. In
performing this latter duty for the val
liant sons of Mad river, to meet at the
Courthouse to choose regimental officers,
he gave an imperfect notice, and allowed
them only twelve days instead of fifteen,
as the law required. In consequence of
this, there were only five hundred and
eighty-one persons present to vote, and
by some kind of secret stratagem the
majority elected their candidates. This
might have been tolerated if the persons
chosen had not proved to be Democrats,
The Republicans were taken completely
by surprise-they never thought of such
thing as a party question, in high
matter of public safety. They had set
of candidates of their own-some Of them
real Courthouse men-but they we're Sc
lected on account of their superior merits
and good looks, not because they were
Republicans. The whole matter was put
under the scrutiny of lawyer who had
]
military experience, and he found that
ga great wrong had been done" The
election was contested, and the sheriff
was appealed to in the plentitude of his
power to set it aside, and he has very
properly and magnanimously decided
that he had not done his duty, and the
whole thing is void. The people hadn't
proper notice, and there must be new
election! and the rank and file all brought
to headquarters at the Courthouse.
As the Democracy will now see the
impropriety of their conduct in choosing
party candidates, when the Republicans
never thought of such a thing, they will
perhaps come to the Courthouse and in
quire who they may vote for without
doing a great wrong"
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LYONS KATzAIRoN

Ka,hairon L. from the Greek word sKa'hro, y
or KathairO,' sIgnif Ing 10 cleanse, reju,iIi-
ate and restore. This article Is what It's name
signifies. For preserving, restoring and beau
tifying the human hair it Is the most rsmaI K
able preparation in the world. It Is again
owned and put up by the original proprietor,
and is now made with the same care, skill and
attention which gave it sale OF over one
million bottles per annum.
It is most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eradieates scuri and dandrutt.
It keeps the head coll and clean.
It makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
Ttnrevents the hair from falling of anS turn
ing gray. ,
ANY lady or gentleman who values beau
tifn1 head Of hair should use Lyons Kathairon.
II Is known and used throughout the civiIized
world Sold By all respectG9ie dealers
NEW YORK.
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NaWs OF THE wzHK
ENDING SEPT, 9, 1863.

TIE siege Of Charleston still continues
Eithout any marked result for the news
papers. While the siege is pressed on
che water side the insurgents will be free
toreeeive supplies and forces on the land
side. The advance of Burnside and Of
Roseerans into East Tennessee, and the
ssEpulsion Of the rebel forces thence, viii
cause these forces to be drawn to the sea-
beard.
L can r. seen that tbc armies Of Grant
snd Banks are in movement toward No
bile and Texas. This is all that we should
knew until we win or lose,
There lisa bad sign of very bad things
in Kansas. Thepeople are goaded on by
demsgOgues5Who propose to invade Mis-
nsuri with an armed mob. They de-
uounee the United States forces, and
threaten to make a eoRAiet with them,
and 70 make 50asnson cause s7ith the Einan-
eipaSioaiasts 0f Missouri.
The news from Europe shows that We
need now more than at any time past, to
be represented by men Of the highest
sbility, and particularly in Russia, France
aad England. The latter needs a plain
ddmOnitiOn-that no more war vessels
sail from her ports to prey on American
commerce.