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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-03


There published in these columns few days since the
remarkable Of Huchns the Lightning Calculator
well known the public during the many years he eI
hibitea IDS wonderful .rithec powers at Barnums Muse
UNI by the celebrated Ocu, and Anr Dr. Won Eisenbefg
Of this city Hu,ciays represented to havo been at the
point Of DEATH and but for the timely Interference OF the
doctor would be resting in his grave. This is renarfa
bic case and worthy the attention oerson. similarly afflicted
We think 1. but just to Dr. Won Eisenblg to call public
attention to There hundreds in the community
suffering from cssrrh who. Like the Lightning Calculator"
II actually praying for death, ready to accept Of any
thing that promises relieve them from their ds,re.s4 To
such wo would say ,rne with inexperienced men, but
consult witbou. Unnecessary delay Dr. Won Essnbers "h'
at least has the honesty to bis patients whether
within his power 20 make them whole not.
DEAFNE SIS G U II T. ID.
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sny one wishes to know whs Coos Dyspepss Cure he
done In one Of OF Dyspepsia IN e1t,tsnce -
hen cali al No Prnde alley SO crest Is the change,
prefer all who the least doubtful to can and hear fes
themselves.
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ONE or THE TWENTY-FIVE.

Ngw HAVEN. June II. 1904
Nh Cox-sh; Having been troubled with the Dyspepsia
for eight twelve months have taken hs usaai Ano~
OF medicines. which hsvs done good sw your sdyess
tiseIen Of medicine 10 cure the Dyspepsia have tried IL
and found be medicine The hf nteen drops tsno
7th of June) that took relieved me IN one minute hsve
taken three or four times but have had no distressing fss
Inc in my stomach since taking the fret afeen drops although
before cond moi o., neal and sometimes not thsa
three or 10Y. m.SasS,'' "''"'D' Z. WOODRUFF
Nyw.HAvxs. June II. 1854
Nh cor-Deay Sir. The bottle Of Dyspepsia Medicine
,.c.ivsd non, you gave instantaneous relief only used
,bsn M, Sod distressed II about like taking tive
d., TODAY one then every other day increasing
IN. cn,ny Of food and decreasins the msdcns ontn
s. snsbrdt without taking anything Ut all My csse
va. extreme ons having suffered Tor seven ycar now
nn.Jsr myself cured and BY only uslns one bottle %
Medicine in the space of i've msnths The dose Wa -
spoonful N " ~
Sold By Druggists in city and country everywhere
PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE.
,,srs bv mail from either dealers promptly
@. q. CLARK & Co.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, NEw-HAvEN. CONN.
Proprstsu.
Norr-Fsmsles enceinte will hnd this splendid snttdsto
"a, NAUSEA AT STOMACH and all indi,postiou psoaiias
'" ''' pEMAs BARNES & Co..
No. q Parkrow, N Y.
General AgsuAa
hsys the above preparation for sale in large small ass
titles also Goes Cough Bssm and syms Periodical Dropa
II. B. HEMBOLD.
cheulssl Warehouse No. 5A broed~sS-
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MADISON. Conn. June 30. 1884

From the benefit derived by the OF Goes Dyspeptc Cure
In INV family AIN prepared that intend 70 -
without IT, and advise II who afflicted with Dyspepsia -
try it. ruiLANDEh IL "iS.
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RELIEVE YOU INsrANTANEoUsLY.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CUREi

and Ague Sick Headache, Sickness at the Stomach
Constipation. Heartburn, Colo Pains in Stomach
or Bowels. Dysenery Vomiting. Feel
Ing Of Pantness and LassiIuds
Want of Appetite,
will not and exist where the used It removes
the Disease BY removing the cause Like Alcoholic Bies
which cover up your bad feelings for few moments BY ths
exhilsT ating effects.
all such remedies beverages but In their place
Pemedy that will restore the diseased functions to hse
normal condition motion the entire human mechsp
ism in perfect harmony and upon principles synonymous wio
dohned siologcsl laws That such will be the ssso
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IMPAIRED SIGHT.
NOISES IN THE HEAD.
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT,
CHRONIC CATARRH.
CATARRH OF THE TYMPANIC
MUCOUS MEMBRANE,
OBSTRUCTION OF THE EUs.
TACHIAN TUBE,
CURED.
OROSSEYE STRENGTHENED
In ONE MINUTE.
and every disease Of tho Eye Ear requiring sht medical
or urgica aid attended to
DIR. Won EISENDERd.
Author Of Surgical and Practical Observations on the DIS
ea.s. Of the Ear with the New Mode of Treatment biz
Office,
No. SIG BROADWAY.
OPINIONS OF THE NETWORK PRESS.
From The Journal Of Commerce.
CATAR CURE d.
THE CASE OF HUTCHINGs, THE LIGHTNING
CALCULATOR
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UNION HALL,
sARAT00A SPRINGS

In answer to numerous inquiries and in compliance with
& request Of large number Of guests shall not close our
ssssei shi. season until SATURDAY Octoberlst
w W. LELAND l. Co.
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Browns Standard Scales.

Browns Standard Scales.
ADAPTED TO EVERY BRANCH OF BUSINESS.
WARRANTED ACCURATE AND
DURABLE.
Cali or send for Circular.
Sales.Rooms. No. Barclay Street,
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Demulccnf:

Til. entirely now Soap il beyond all comparison the best
compound yet offered for ~
.CHIPPED OR TENDER HANDSl - ,,o, rr ,,src
H.Euiactured only by
II n IyrJJI'S SON. No. 30 PARK ROW. I.
90 onward ~ 100 ysrietie, Of Toilet and Staple
ssps aud Candies For sso bY most i reaoeosoe seasN
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ARTIFICIAL LIMBS by 4. d. HUDSON, M. D.,
New YORK A.orplac. Clinton Hal up stairs o. s. soldiers
and arrives furnished without charge by order Of Surgeon
Cen Hammond. o. 5. A. and surgeon WAelsn U: - ~
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WEEDS Sowing Machine Co.'S highest pre-
MUM Loeb Stitch n achines. No. SOC Broadway, ~ Y.
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Diamond Rings.
Of AL twenty hive dollar. 70 seven hundre
dollar, esch for sale by GEO G. ALLKE 10 40 Brord~sy
one door below Csnalst formerly No. II WAis
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Or. eoLEMAN's
Private Dispensary.

While humanity continues to be infrm
and man is prone to err, and the cOnse-
quences are visited upon the unfortunate,
be should early seek relief from the misery
thus entailed. And the man who devotes
his time and talent to the relief Of this
species Of human suffering is not less a
Philanthropist than he who seeks TO relieve
any other affection TO which man is subject
foE true philanthropy looks not 10 what
caused the trouble, but what VIII cure il.
DR.. CoLENAN has devoted large portion Of
his time 10 the cure of the class Of dis
eases mentioned in his advertisement IN
to-day's paper. He has duly qualified
himself by study and experience 20 perform
what he promises. He has been located in
our midst for several years, and the testi-
monials OF the press which he has
quoted in his card, are guarantee TO the
afflicted for his skill and attainments.
Ills Office is g. North Cherry street. Post
Office Box, 502. aug5
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SELF Abuse.

This vice, which IS never praetieed in the
presence OF any one, has proved the ever
lasting ruin of thousands Of the nobiest
and most talented young men that ever gave
tongue 70 eloquenee or pen to song. Ithas
destroyed health, blasted the constitution,
and redneed the miserable victim % liy-
ing skeleton. Nor are these its final and
fatal effects in its pains are scattered the
ruins of reason, the most melancholy sight
that can meet mortal eyes. To be cured per-
uaanently OF this afiietion call on DIR. Cole
man, No. e., North Cherry street. or ad-
dress him By letter, Box 502, Nashville,
Tenn. aug30-lm.
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CovvrrRpErrs.-Information has been :

CousTKRFKrrs Information has been re-
eeived by c. L. Bartow s Co. that certain
druggists in this city have been palming of
on persons calling for DR.. Yelloc's PINK Ce-
rate an article OF their own manufacture,
which they say IS superior 70 the genuine.
We would advise ali persons 10 get the
genuine, and should yon require any medi-
cine for the Itch, Ring-wOrn, letter, or
any disease Of the skin, do not suffer any
unprincipled man 10 impose any other
preparation on you, but get Dr.. Yellee's
Pink Cerate, manufactured by e. l.. Bar
tow 4 Co, No fs1< Deaderick street, Nash
vile, Tenn
p. S-A liberal discount made todeaiers.
sent by mail % any address On receipt Of
81 Il. Be sure that you get the gsIsuins-
sep34-tf
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A. & ". LAyDsEERG, & Co, Wholesale
sutler supplies, corner Of Public Square and
Market Street, offer TO the trade and their
friends at large, their great stock Of liquors,
consisting in part, OF Whiskeys, Gin, Bran
dy, Gin Cocktail, Stomach Bitters, schie-
dam Sehnapps, Catawba and Claret Wines,
at the low rates of one dollar per bottle.
Call, everybody wishing a bargain. Re-
member the place, corner Market and
Square. A. * NJ. LASDsBERG, ( Co.
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, is64
Special NotIee.


ltAAitli AllIlEr ttifAttiL 1iii lli.i.LtNHs
Nashville, TESE., Oct. -, 1854.
All officers belonging TO the Army of
the Cumberland, arriving IN this city
on their way 10 Their commands, either
returning from leave of absence or from
detached duty viii proceed direct to
Chattanooga, wherc they viii report TO
Mai. Gen. Jas D S;eedmsn, Command
ing Dist. Of the Etowah, fer temporary
assignment to duty with. snd in charge
of tie deisehments OF furlouFhed men,
recruits and drafted men, now being
organized at that point, to be sent for
ward to Atlanta
BY command OF Mai. Gen Thomas
BoBT H. RAMSEY, A. A. G.
Oct 27-lw
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THEC4yViSS.

William II. wisener, Sr, candidate
for elector FOR the State st large ou the
Lincoln and johnson ticket, viii adj
dress helseople at
5furfreesboro, Saturday, % octi SOL
Cleveland, Tuesday ] Nov,
- Athens, "Wednesday, ? Nov,
Knoxville, Friday,
Sweetwater, Saturday, >
Chattanooga, Monday, 60
Hon. John C. Cant wiz be in at
tendance &C the East Tennessee app
pointn1ents and the inimitable James
Mullins, OF Bslford, win also BE along
4. II. GiBHs, candidate for Elector on
the Lincoln and Johnson ticket, viii
speak at
Columbia, Saturday, Oct -
Pulaski, Monday, oct a.
Nashville, Wednesday, Nov. .
The speaking in this place Will take
. place ia the Representative Hall at the
Capitol So
shsat .fAsissi1A
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ReHolYers and Ammunition.

Just receiyed by Scott, Keen d Co., Nun
Der IS, south-side Public Square, good
assortment Of Smith * Wesson, Merwir
& Bray, Manhattan, and Colts Revolvers
Ballard Rifles and Ammunition FOR same.
Oct. PEW.
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Prrserre four old PIetures.

Old Pictures Of any style eopi6d for Carte
de visite, OF enlarged 70 any size, and col
ored in water, OIL colors, or India Ink, and
warranted better than the original, a. The
Gallery Of the Cumberland, 3 Cedar-strees
opposits Commercial Hotel.
July At A. s. AOhSE- {
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Strangers in the city who have an idle
hour should visit Morse's ''Gallery OF the
Cumberland, at p Cedar ST. Here
they can find thousands of pictures of
the most noted statesmen, soldiers,
civilians, &c, of the land.
0ofO- &c
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NuulcluaI LeglsIatIOn.

The Board of Aldermen and the Com
mon Council met yesterday afternoon
in their respective halls
In the Council the semi monthly re-
port Of the Water Tax Collector wsi
read and fled
Petitions to give Mrs. Malinds Scott
permission to erect a frame stable or
her lot on McLemore street ;-Clemon,
Embush permission TO erect FIVE frame
houses on his lot corner of Jefferson
and Vine streets-and Thos Bright
permission TO erect a frame house on
his lot, were read and permission
granted.
A petition from sundry Butchers ask
ing permission for Pack Hagey to fit
up a meat stall on one Of the vegetable
stalls at the market House, was referred
to the Market House Committee.
A resolution was adopted by the
Board Of Aldermen providing for the
election Of City Officers, with the ex-
eeption Of Recorder, and providing al
SO for the appointment of Joint Com
mittee to fix the salary of the Recorder,
was sent 10 the Council. When it was
taken up by that body motion was
made to strike out the exception in the
election Of Recorder The motion fail
ed. The resolution was then agreed to;
and the following gentlemen appointed
on the Committee on behalf of the
Council: Messrs Stubblefeld, Sayres,
Yarbrough, Dix, Cheatham, and Hinton
The two bodies thereupon assembled
in Convention TO elect officers under
the foregoing resolution.
Mqyor--On motion Of Councilman
Cheatnam the Convention took up the
election of Mayor, which resulted as
follows: John Hugh Smith Is; W. H..
Horn 3 James E. Rush l i; George
Sulblefeld l. Mr.. Smith was declar-
ed elected.
Treaarr-Mr. Rufus Henry was re-
elected Treasurer without opposition.
C1ty MARSHAL = John Chumbly and
James Cayert were put in nomination.
Mr.. ChumbIy received l6 votes; Mr.
Cavert ;. Mr.. Chumbly was declared
elected
Dspuhg Hqr8bal8-W. II. Wilkinson,
A. C. Tucker, James Steele, Sam. Star
key, w. II. Funston, JOS. L. Ryan, John
ingalls,, Joe Cheatham and John Chen
ault were nominated-five to be elect
ed. Messrs. Wilkinson, Tucker Steele
and ingalls, were elected on the first
ballot; Mr. Wilkinson receiving q ;
Mr.. Tucker 20; Mr. Steele IS; Mr. In
gals Is votes
On the second ballot Mr.. Ryan was
elected, receiving - votes; Starkey /;
Funston 5
Chief Of Fire DsparfmenL.-L. Freeman
ana John liam were nominated. MT.
Freeman was elected, receiving If votes;
Mr. Ham g.
Second Clerk Of MrkeL-Thos. Me-
Carly, Reuben NJ Foltz, and Senator
Bayne were nominated Mr.. MeCarty
was elected, receiving Il votes
Third Czerk Of Market--Elisha Long
and j. c. Pentecast were nominated Mr..
Long was elected, receiving II votes
Mr.. Pentecost 6.
The oath Of Office was administered
by the Recorder to such of the officers
elect as were present
The Convention then adjourned.
No further business coming up the
Council adjourned
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GKx. McPHRRs0E- splendid Phi,
tograph of the late MAJ Gen. McPhes
son, can be obtained, by mall on
otherwise, for 80 cents. At the Gallery
Of the Cumberland, . Cedar Sc
july 27-tf A. s MoEss
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D1ARRHGA AND DYsESTERY.-We have ex-
amined great number Of letters from come
of the most prominent citizens in Oincin-
matt and Covington, etc, speaking ia the
highest terms of d.. Strickland's Auti-
Cholera Mixture for the cure of Diarrh@a
and Dysentery. The letters are too long TO
publish. Mr.. Woods, Of Covington, says
he was pronounced ineurable By the beet
doctors in Cincinnati, and one bottle Of d.
Stricklana's Anti-Cholers Mixture effected
q permanentcure, after suffering for months
It'll the worst form OF Dierrhsa and Dys-
EMERY. ap Stu " THY
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Emily ThOFne!
Marie gOei

Card pictures of the above, and a
large assortment of all celebrities, for
% cents per copy, at Giers IL Cos, Ma
tional Portrait Gallery, ~ d A Union
Street. oct I9-l0t.
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81 pens bear my trade mark, &C. p. BARSEs,
ExrEA IIoU-. KY" for which have secured the
cpt-r1k, aud are warranted IL carats fine and per
feet 10 ever respect. Sent by NAL or express to
shy psri Of the country receipt Of price and 70
ts7i chGr.s. Persons ordering VII please staie the
size sud style desired, whether hard OF sof, ane
cs-se, aud Z te pen should al % please OK prove
decisive, Val have thn privilege Of exchanging e.
a dciurton ofrfeel percent allowed o. orders u
50 OF over, ami twenty-five per cent on those OF
Siyo. Literal discounts made 70 the trade. Ola
pens repaired IN the best msnner for FIFTY
GEMS ,1sd zsaITf Hesch. Pea sni Watch circulars
aolt THEE. Address
c. P. BARNES
.tsslsr q sold PEGS ard American Watches,
ass Kan strssst. Ger. sixth, Louisville NJ.
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10 Flour MIL Owners.

Wanted by first class Miller a stu
alton in a good Merchant mill Address
J. N, Box 1904, Nashville, Tenn
Oct. Oft
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Pearl Miniatures.

MoRsE is ,the first to introduce this
new style Of Pictures. Every body that
see them are delighted with them
Call at the Gallery of the Cumber-
land and Judge for yourself olAtG
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inst received, and for sale chsap,A spleu-
AID assortment OK Paglor and Soldier
Pocket Albums. Also a new style Of Auto
rrsphic Albunas, at the Gallery Of ne Cum
bariand, Is Cedar street.
iulyls-tL
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FIRST Precautionary CHURcn The con-
gregation Of the First Presbyterian
church, and the public generally, are
respectfully invited to attend divine
service by the Rev. Dir Trimble at the
Episcopal church, next Sabbath, at 3
?. ~ Immediately before the second
prayer, the baptism Of children viii be
Administered; and the communion af-
ter the sermon
The Session viii meet at . P. NJ, at
the same place, to receive applications
for membership, either BY certificate or
examination.
BY order Of the Elders. 81
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Not a Dye, but a ResiOreF Of Color and
Perfect Hair Dressing Combined,

4" L0niOn Hair Color Restorer and Dressing
6. London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing"
Il is complete within Itself, 20 other dressing O.
accompaniment OF any KIND be ng necesssry~Jo se-
cure those desirable results.
l.--ltWil res tore gray hair to its original color
2-lt VIII make It grow on bad hea1s.
at will resIo.e the natural secret ons.
at VIII remove al dsRdruf aud itching.
5,-lt will make the hair soft glossy and tiesibe.
6. Ii viii preserve the original color 70 od age
lit will prevent ths b ir from filling OF.
Sit VIII cure all diseases 9th scalp.
HeaI this Certificate.
am harpy to add my testimony 10 tho crest
yslue Of the 'Londen Hair Color Restorer," which
restored my hair 10 its original dark cosra and The
hue appears 20 he peTinantnS. / am sstiShed that
the preparation j. moth ne like a dye, bat operates
upon The secretinas. II Is Sls1 beautiful Ia r
dressing, snd promotes the & oath. ] purchased
the FIRST bottle from Edward b. GauigleA, Drug
ust Tenth snd Coates streets, no esu dlsO testify
my hair was very gray when ] commenced It's use.
MIA MuLER
No 73N North Ninth street. Phla
Price y cts per bot L.; or SIX ho ties. -. Sold
hy Ia SWAMI s SyN, s3j North SIKH street Phil
adelphia, snd
". ia G.. " SMITH, Druggists.
Cor. OF Church ami Vine SIS
seI2T-tees sfi3u1. R03tris.
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GOnnorhea can Be cured in from three TO
five days by DR.. A. RIeHARD. JosEs, 10. %
Deaderick Street, Cup stairsl
OctI2
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nISIE AS HsSS OF THE rsH.Ke-
- V0US, SEMINAL, URINARY AND SEXUAL
SYSTEMS and reliable treatnent-ia Reports
Of the HOWARD ASSoCIATION-Sen by mail Il
sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Address,
Dr.. J. SKILLIG HOUGHIOS, Howard Association,
No. 3, South Ninth-street, Philadelphia Pa.
Rp lily
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Extraordinarv Chanca.

FJW BY 0SE OF THE Most DESIRABLE
L PLACES abound the Ci.y, II applcsrou j. lnase
hY he lst 81 fccember. 3D. is two miles on the
Hlsb0ro pike, contsins 70 acres under good isrc-
me- productive garden, splendid water, selected
fruits ami shrub ny cculinodiogs ilHg kit-h-
en- harms a,d al necessary oti hou-es.
Appiy % BRIGGS a co.
Northeast corner chnfeh snd Cherry St.,
Orto s. g. HIGHS
#oeflS-iIn ilsiis Seizure.
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Just received on consignment, and
for sale low, G5 boxes strictly prime
Hamburgh Cheese. Conner 4 Mason,
No. North College Street
Oct 2S-3t
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RECORDERS COURT, Oct. 27.-WiIliam
Bugg, negro, drunkenness, s. and costs.
VIM Higgins, disorderly, s. and costs.
F. Brady, drunkenness s. and costs.
j. Brady, disorderly, S25 and costs.
SIX negroes arrested for disorderly
conduct were discharged.
Nelly Gaines, drunk and disorderly,
s. and costs
j. Wiler, drunkenness, s. and costs.
Bell Seymour, Bell Gillespie, and
Chas Thomas, were fined each SO and
costs for disorderly conduct
J. Mitchell, fast riding 50 and costs,
John Gallagher, drunk and indecent
exposure, Sl0and costs.
H. Witlouski, disorderly, s. and
costs.
5. Waldman, same offence IS and
costs. ,-.....
Acman Wheeler, IS and costs for
same offence.
Mike Keatery, drunk, s. and costs
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All those whoare in favor Of the elecN
ton of the Hon Abraham Lincoln and
the Hon Andrew Johnson for Presi-
dent and Vice President are requested
TO meet at the Capitol in the Represen-
tatiyes Hall on next Saturday night at
half past seven clock, for the purpose
of making arrangements for Grand
Torch light procession in this city.
n,tO- % -
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TnEATRe-BENEFlr or I,E-The en-
pacement of the beautiful Cuban closes
tomorrow night and the performances
this evening are for her benefit The
opening piece il the legendary drama
Of the Flying Dutchman, or the Phan-
tom Ship" eZoe personatcs Wander
decken, the Commander of The fated
vessel. The character IS one WHICH she
makes the most Of, displaying her won
derful pantomimic talent to perfection;
disrobed Of the aids which her great
physical beauty and grace give to other
characters. The entertainments close
with The Lottery Ticket of coarse
al. her admirers viii be on hand 10
make her benefit grand ovation. 81
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Seven Thirty Bonds

VIII be received in payment for goods
by SCoTT, KEEN Il Co.
October l3--2m
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New TneArRn.-.-Iiiss Emily Tharne,

NEW THEATRE--M Miss Emily Therne 8
farewell benefit comes or tonight. ON
tllis occasion will be produced the Ora
ma Of sixteen String Jack, in which
she appears as lIosalis; and the capital
afterpiece Of the "Pet of the Petticoats -
In the latter Miss Thorne plays Paul
The Pet, n charaeter which she plays to
the life We trust that she viii be com
plimented, rs she deserves, with an
oyerfowing house
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JEFF Davis, in ono Of his speeches

jeff Davis, in one Of his speeches in
the South, predicted that he would get
10000 recruits rom Tennessee. Every
one Of these men would vote for Nc
Clellan, IL they had an opportunity.
The race made by j. 4 Barry Biact-
1oek at st Louis Saturday was the Assoc
ISOLATION Handicap, purse S30o-dash of
two miles. He beat W r Kenlro's Legal
Tender, by Sovereign Time 3 43l
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r. fThe crystal Palace Restaurant and
saloon. corner ,5f Locust and College,
near the Louisville Railroad Depot, IS
having an immense run Of custom. It's
table is supplied with al the substan-
tials and luxuries of The season, served
up in the first style whist its liquors,
% CLEARS, &c.. are of the best brands
Such an establishment cannot fail to
succeed. Long may it wave.