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n-3y@Thc undersigned offer for sale
100 Carboys Oil Nitrol, = Eastern
5000 lbs Nitric Acid strong:
1900 lbs Citric Acid
2000 lbs Muriatic Acid
5000 lbs Powdered Tartaric Acid, best;
80 cases Super Carb. Soda;
500 szs sullh Quninc, 100 gross Mofiat7 Lees. Me-
100 Us Stryclnine, pure. Lanes Ayers Jayncs
- Sulph. Morphine, Piil-,
100 fs odc Potissa. 100 doz Myers S.rsal arla and
125 lbs ChlorofUrm, yellow Dock.
100 f.s Caiomcl, i;6 dor. Lyons kat,.airon.
1000 hs Sts NitreS Ai. ANA DO don iIaucl- Co.'S
H., Balsam C,Iatiba. tracts, Hair Oil, Coln4ics.
rs Gum Arabic. white - boxes CASTLE Soap genuine,
1000 rs Flors sulphur. 90 cases hest Olive Oil,
Geo bs Oil Lemon Berlsmot. 1900 lbs Sal Soda
300 gals. Kerosene oil. 90 bhl, Rosin.
100 gals. Lard Oil. tins, 100 bbls Plaster Paris,
500 gals Camphinc, 10 bbls Marble Dust,
Zoo gals. % per cent. Alcohol. 20 bhlS Whiting.
HOO gals Lin>eed Oil, 5000 lbs Shakers herbs, fresh
1000 gals Ncats,ot Polar and 100 hs pure ground fir r
China Nut Oil. 1000 lbs pressed Aors, II, IL
500 gals. Castor Oil. and h papers,
Ori@.num. Peppermint $500 Ms refined Borax,
spruce and Almond. 5000 lbs assorted Paints.
Witewash. Hair audl ton Putty badders and
Tooth Bruslas. tins,
Feather busters II bbls Dye Woods.
IN bbls refined Ia.ipblack Varnishes of all kinds,
~ bbls Irish Moss, y bbls Canary. Hemp Flax
10 cases I-imelass. and Coriander Seeds. In
100 ,oz Wrielts Pills. quantities to suit all at the
% gross Branlreth'- Pills. Lowest prices
Orders respectfully solicited.
Il. II. MCDONALD & CO..
Importing and Wholesale Druggists. Sacramento
X. II. MCDONALD 4 CO. New York.
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Book and Job Printing

Of every description done in q superior manner I
AT REASONABLE PRICES, - ~
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l.. COMSTOCK, JOHN MARTIN,
BLUFF. WEAyERVILLE.
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Yours. very respectfully, II. RAND
Dean If the Faculty of the Philadelphia College Of Neu,

Csr!ffcnfs-I, the undersigned. Governor If Hungary
do hereby testify that Dr. L. j. Czapkay served durf
the for Hungarian liberty Chief SURGEON in In,
Hungarian Army. with faithful perseverance, Whereof
have him this certificate. do recommend him Ia fine
sympathy attention aud protection of all those who are cat
ble of approaching patriotic seifcrifcc aud nnd,crycd
MI Knssrru l., r..
Governor of IiGEt.irv
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! DIR L. J. CZAPKAY'S Private Medical and Surgical In
stutc Sacramento street below Montgomery opposite
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company Office Francisco
The Doctor offers free consultations and asks
ton unless he effects Office hours from 9.
| p.
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private Medical and Surgical Institute
Sacramento street opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Com
narys office San Francisco Established in 1851 for the
cure of all Chronic diseases and for
the suppression of Quackery
Attending and Resident Physician L. j. Czapkay, NJ D7
late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War; Chief Physician
to the 10th Regiment Honved Chief Surgeon to the Mil
tav Hospital at Pesh Hungary late Lecturer on Diseases
of the eno Urinary Organs and Diseases of Women and
Children Honorary Member of the Philadelphia Coieg
of Medicine Particular attention paid to the treatment oi
diseases peculiar to Women and Children
Office hours a. to p. M communications
strictly confidential Permanent guaranteed or no pay
Consultations (by letter otherwise free. Address
DR. L. j. CZAPKAY, San Francisco
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MRS. SIhAUS, THANKFUL for
1f1fts nherzi psfrou-Ts ~ has fsus.t hsrs. besr
iz9ft - irtrn tks ladies' u IsFse nszta and VI
cnify fhst 81 hss ps~ in store. sn6 l. r<csivIns
-eekiy 80 tsore q the taeai and --latest sFis bon
n<st bnas. f~sthers Tetvsts. &c. Takinx sfvsn-
tAzs a ne ists dsss IA prices sks l. ale % cell
sf ieEsx f.tea- thGn e1T ether koass In tkls city.
So bsr beauiff7l psffern bounsts
M ssrsnss No 10. ss1fh ar sfrees. opposite
ec1td>xs- oesstf
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CD, MILLERAJ,R. WHITAKERs
OMNIBUS LIN II

MILL attend to ell calls tor Trains
w leaving this city. and also deliver p2saen !.
sers la sny part Of The city with great care and
hspsteh. Persons wishing calls nasds viii be par
usalxrto give thnlE strept AMI namber ard What
train her want 70 20 -. phase ssy North of south
a Main street.
All orders lsft ths Slate IT the fost once. or
18th a. Mllief.o J. n. whitaker on tih n. No 90
.satt "a Nsla; xlso AZ Bsrr's Drag store. corner
a dsla .ai eth ssrs~sss also ~ Hs<Nii. kcct Cos
.isse. Ia time fos Ne trains 9Th be attended 10.
luayIliam
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The symptoms Of Catarrh a. they generally ap-
pear are a. hfst very slight. Persons fad thsy
have frequent aitscks. and are more sensitive 70
thechanees - temperature. this condition n Q
nose aay De- dry. or slight di-chsrgr- thin an Z
acfif. eteTwAri oocoming tliek an1 adhesive, ~
AZ the disease becomes chronic the discharges are
iroressed 81 quantity and changed IA quality. they
are nos thick and heavy. sni sre hsesed or
coaFhed ~ Inc scereti1at afo offensive raasla z
bsi breath, the voice s thick and nasal. the tyes
aFe weak. th- sen~e Of the smell A. i~-s~ned De-
coyed, desiuess frequently takes place. dnothef
common sDd Important ymiom u CA'AFrh "a. that
The person Il obliged "a clear bis throst "a the
mern'nz % tbics ~ sliuy mucoos. vbfcn he fall
ien sovr from thetead during The ulghi. Nhfn
this tgkss place the person may he sure thai ais
atsesAe i on IL ~sy - the iHngs and shauh ioss
10 time N arresfins g.
The above are tat isw OF iAs many Cstarrb
symptoms.
A single BottIe VIII last monIh--io
be used three times a DAY
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SoEoFULA, RHEUMArIsx AND LIvER
COMPLAINT


DROP. GEORGE ". CANADA
II s1rid rsspa-tfaliy infsrn fbe cifixsn. ts.s H.
80 t.on - ksep nrst esss shaving seloon suolr-
ia tts Telfe harta A1ase. he msnrfsslaros sn
srtfrie ~ n.fH IotIo a. kesps tha
sesip re rroa 1andFan. Alss sEAnPoo
sor tls< 49, slricl sfteTfioa xfrea % nksr
rcenir sss1 oztiin< fesns fs.ts-- sa6 Llslis'0n.
tstr ssft1c
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OR. WRIcHT'S
REjllENiTIAC BlIAlR !
or. ESSENCE OF LIFR,
i.reusrsi f-sta i--r. t.eef-sfs Estra sa.tain
inE nvtainE iHinfiaHs ia
aa-t trltcat..


- tAe lshseata
SO. rs"s. ias e, a.i''.- (, q. a..'
tf ttias sstats tAe -f-tssa SD Overcome at-~a.f-
ss- Rsinfroafar kllsif sara. le.ail q .iti.
ff4 ~. riss it fft .eFttstlt aIftlau helnr
.fllfeis nesaud $50 faei ssrihod of .nfs trres
yrciiss u ~ 'h. oii 4nH sost oui systms
- TIL. mriieue tss b.-n tested by ne most
s1Ineut medic -f men - he lsN and ts tfar. d.
odnccdto b. - tisr rfaai~.t medical discoveries
! li't sse.
- fev lf-11 eure. u fst-fit- ~ f~r,slas
- one BEETLE cprr> ftlritaihsr II The h.art
! nfss and fnll tlter ~ yfath
y1F- sew dfs.s = s'ofrs be e4i.atf
~ rhree BOTTLES eure TIE worst ess- . inpo
- fsW lose. rifa. to low spirited
- one bottle fessofss eafsl pc~cr
- ysle fos-s r~sfs'ss - 'rgas gs'irrs;son.
~ f.'s doses bfinr fhe r,ss 20 Abe cheek
~ fhls medi,lug frslof+s u msnly Fifer sni
rit'asi hsallh ss poof det.litaicd. -dawn ans
iesi,alrinr
iey- rbe n.iles.. eners .,ed youil. ils ever
i a,su T basDr-- che vriln ~ n-fs. = depression
.i's individual -ahcrae fiaH. a.rai detility, -
~ n' sr.tAlscsi ~ siiff ryan. sl sll nni imue
iiatt asd rInanrit relief ~ ise u.e of ihis Elixir
.f t..#.as .i iafr
- pae~. sap.s bottle or ihre. bottles fer -
snt fress'lrt - sspfcss. on re,elpl q ,nooeY
fa lif,ss
- INC cherokee s'itl~ and Ecfu-
ttNNitNN atthfFs are soto % 40 rntFfHfIa.If
nragsi 90 ilc .I.liiz~s eolli st,ine unprlHt l.l
dealtfs. hs~svrr. ~ e. se NorfhI.ss rouf,ounis
W rlar = il'rsf 'hese asi, ik.Y c.n porelsss a
cheap i.tlcf. ani make more mi aef tv go
ins. G.an uicK n.t-t nriiClnrs A. Yea fsil.
tssf AsaiiA. ssr. the hssIu = ynsr ilfure .u
spflu. ~ uai be deceived by such dnprl4ril-
prssslss. 80 fg tsess as,iisisef 1ta tits
- the ntpfFI-i s'lI not hpF thefn - you.
if.f - NI.ntl H ieief, RuJ ef WI send hHt
f.3 - tsrrrss, secarsiy sealed lni packed o.
q ..s .t.t. ffafI.H
f.ssift ~ pfnli Heu can 4dirrs. as ln perfect
ssese sfaiin1 fuhs aud plaiulf tiirI. ds-s..s
fIli .f4 .H-. wefffsl sl iisrassl .i elfen.r
.N. a.ls Al isnaif ptiisrts uesl uof trs.
ta. ~ Ht|f ihslIifty 90 tl-ii as. as have
ufaf.t .lis .ucces.inlls in al portions ~ t'f
.lff l.f ~ Ifie.iIsH.i. noe
fsi,s4.fs '.p'fr..Hs is NH li-esc cafs pisiniy a.
p .fHN' tf 'leIf .hmitlaI"is ant erife Feet
f |.Ift -fsI snl hart ef srief. plain. ans
l.rltse l'.-i - -iaff f,s reply
~ .Hf i fIf. ffHrtisf ffff g. any a.
f.tv tl4n..tsili li.firfsf. f.- Pamphlets of sdree y
shs lfef.ri.irrs
o. ". Y. MERWtN ~ CO.,
80 g. Liberty street. New York
a. y. coos. cHIaAau ~ rs Market Street
srnrfsf trrfn 'lf Iitr ~fsfes - Illinois Iowa VIZ
fftiH NI.ttaNI fHH Indiana who xlli supp'y
eisis Fl nsf reessisf card pricrs
sold a. retall by THos. H. BARR BRERL
BIN DL h and ALLhN PENCE, Terre Haute
wholesale by BRO 0NNlEG A SLOAN and Dali
LN. KkifRR RUSH. Indianapolis.
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Nip the Evil I'm the Bud.

EHoSE Afflicted with any Pri-
u ~sle ll.sesss SCH - sfissts lcksa .-ct al
49, f-fzefT. s~rso1ax. TeFuHy. Z ~ D AZ.
CFtakrs oeeafes. sp~ruslerh2<. serinal WEAK
49, <rxtarnel g1l.es5aas. 80 sn~cls e <slf
tcaae. sh-~is at kr o<CE rlsfi =. ClaEk- =
fkINs<T 1ffscg. a. ~serez Cs1rultsslca ker-
k1<IkEs #H.. #t|.
- nsr1sr's Piarea Tesrs sxpsritz>s II wsx
f-rk Cff eaaeles siz =, tr-sf ~ a-lr1uscaliy.
n zr<~-i e.-~.. s.-4 t<or &c - ir-teT. sns re-
1utse me-s1srs ~ ekerees
Cc1szisa<.ur free o-1e - - X
sFN
r,-s oz-- ~. fses iuzs&z
ssxsesstf
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rHos J TUtKFR
rpwsRD KLT.
and FIux-
Siricklend's Anii+ hlera Mixture

Is \ COMPOSITIONS or As
n tFs1Easts. ASEsf 1eais- siizassztz 80 r4rzalr
stFes. sncA every pkg elcssl scsaosledres L. &. .
oriy rrsrs-eftcn tbaf sfi r@ecf rrfs - nFarrt
Nsd DFsealsry- Thls Au1i-cnoisfa Airtuis - po-
iA ase ir sss~r.l q 81 s-ny tezt.tAls wtsrt it
gi-es ths greatest sstlsfa5fion. ff IA. saset the
iivee - thp7sanfs - onf Ecidier nd ctts.-s and
al gosFszise 4 - - tas fs-s rsnsety lu te uosid
for DlArrha@ ast Dysenfery
nT. ooft. r Cr-ioxtcE, X VII - uo=f kapey
= Eafisif K1J - ~ sfftoe q strickls1i's
A-ft-ChsiF-a ztrrrs - fsrr - 49, r-~st sen
1cr q t1ttlmcn4aAs frosa rsiteuts - o. ave tes8
rzrec afs<- - q psoaozas-3 I1crrstss y fbeif
rtTs s-s-r, ecrf rfsr- taxing cry 60 tof.le -
st-1-k121fH Arr .ckoiera Mlxfure n go .arrf
wtis D.1Trhcea A. Dysr1ae-s ~ 1re tntfie
snst - D-areists axd prepares eEiT - ~. A
-t-1rkszra. 8 srt Fczrfk stree. tlrrtrnast -.
rar7wtk1-. r. ale ~ Klkzl.z 4 1ghnisHT.
snd THoNts n RArR-
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.OTlCt OF APPLlCAIION

a FoR TIcF~ ~stic- ls .reby elveu - a.
-fii APPLY ~. p-Fd Com ssiorer- of Ntso
county, inciare, ~ taetr nstt term, mraenri *
OF she irst honfsv r. December. iset or 4.
- sell --frfs>xH ling quo~s N a quant-
y ;hsa quar' % fime. F" with the prfvt-er 81
TO ing TIE same 60 he drank o. my premises To-
90 yesr- ny place nf hasiness. aud the prerniae-
ehe ecu said Qar-s are 20 Re drank, n lecaf~i 81
Northeast core. ~ A. Elser's lot on Lafayette
strcst. ia Te,Fe HAuts. IL Harrison 1osnehfp, We
eourty Ind. l. FkRaUSOs
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TESTIMONIALS.

Fron hon. Thos Tarser, Fx-Membsr of Con-
gress. fora Illinois late Speaker ofIilinols ouse
Of Representatives ani arsui hs~tsr a 4. y. 4
A. n. Il ibe State - flllDols
FsEsFosr. Oct al. 1ss3.
DR.. d n. EHKLYR.
Dzta sIE In reply - ysur netice oftbs ITth ins,
! would say that go severey afflicted ~itb ca
tsrrh for YeArs. when becsne ac4a@tnf~d WltL
You snt bought toe bottles - your Igai5 catArrh
Asm-iy. Before hsd used one bottle sAs sen
sibly improved, sDt before The sec01d bottle va
hn.-hed. wss oonpir- ely cure1. ran recommend
the He1icius 70 al a efed with Cstsrrh
Respectfully Ylsss.
rHOe J TUtEER
no u -oeel = iA-l a. tae ase ~ ~ 4~<ige .
CAtArfh henecy. stDerierce1 much relief and
have heard many speak a Il - being invsluahlr
f9f The cure Of CsfaIrk.
Yfurs. &r
Ctics - Nay n. isss KDW AID Ely
SOLD IL TEKE HAUTE ~
Z. 4. Barr 4 Co. Eb>rie kBrindlsy knd q. ".
Pafrick Co
ssrfffsfv
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NOTICE Of APPLICATION

4 Y FoR tlCkNsE.-eetiee is hereby gwen that
sili Apply - the Board % fCommisstcners - Wig
couaty. fnelsur ~ their nexf term eom menti 90
TIE hrsf Nands, ~ Dsc~raher lisa, for He~n@e q
eel at car "a tQaors n ie~s qusntity than
Qasft a. tisne sith Tie privilege u ailo.ing
ihe esnle - ee ia a mg premises for sar.
~ plsrf - oasia~ts. aaf fa- pr-rrfs-e ~hereou
ssd tqasrs sfe - ttdssak. 3 boa e The err
ser Nsbash sfFe~t. trs~@~a srst ant Seconf 10
Tsrrs h-uss ssrirrca Te~nship vlro county lud
aastts3s XAFfFR HkuS
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NUilCk of APPLICATION
ANFoR tlCESsE---Sotsce 8. herebr sven thss
Z wiil seslv - ne bo>rt of Ceunissisnerss a ygp
cea1fy. ~ tiaaA a. tkest H~xt term. comnsaciEk
ca tke trsi Montsy in Deoeub-r. lSea for : lic
% all '1nioxicstlag hgseFs 10 les at ~ thsa
Qo<ri az hrae." <ith ~ privil.-seo a Alloafns
tte skla- - - 1rsnk Gre 1li-es faf 49,
NJ pl>re ~ 04aass. sat the gssrn l<ss 80 rsof
sai1 iQeCrs ase - - dfals. j. iocslot ~ Ao ..
sfA strs>. eas 4ese Ma - Nsfn - TEE
Hsets. u ft<rrls-a ro~4s- ?. Fiss esaafy. fns.
noA&4s3w fEANZ
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Y OIILE or APPLICAIION
: SFos LTCgSsK -Soties l. her,by slvsn .hsa
I'll afPy q ibs Eoaft . Csraus tsssosrss - Sixe
Nrantr. = - "a Al tbeir trra rre1cicg -
t1s nrsf Naslsr iu nYcezaoer issl fsr Eessns
- - iatcx cstinx l47dsrs N leis Q1Eosaty &.n
sc n A. ons. ~sta - 77Vtl~xe o sito~ing
- ss<ze - oe df.ak nss prsalses \ fsf ysar
- Yl@r< r c1ssrees, snt kae Vrez1tsss ~serrur
@st9 i'eaos-Ar~ a. - trAak :. lss.ses = sc~r
- - h1iberrl stGe@ts RI fsrrt Haze. 2
hk-rtsan rre...l - ts vtrs esazsr - 81
pc~ia~sr zIcA g. Cl.SsfcK
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NOTICE 1ff aPPLl, AtION
~ FoR IACEssg 10, &c 4 hsreoy si,ea tbs,
Twi'lApply Al the feard = Commissioners u Vie.
county. fndisua a. ts.s- ttesrm cousmencfug a.
%, frat Aot day Al tssenlber lsst. ior hcense b.
eel intoxicating qlo's IN less quantity than
Qasrt ~ time - " a he privilege Of aliowin.
N. same Ia Be drsas asy premises far on. yea
Nv place n basin al the premises whe eos
said Iiqa0rs are a 80 tfsnk il lo.at~. On Nafn
street. bess-eo aat S~ve1fh streets. IN
side = known a. n "a Hall, 10 rerre Hauts Hss.
rlson Township. Viso county. Ind,
nsvllduxw PHILIP SIA~cNy
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lear testimony % iht attFe. havius Used the
same Furnace all lasi winter aud fully satisfied
eith All its arrangements A.. l.. LkOpOLD.
fet Kiehih street. a. ieonaii A Gaodi esrt. no TB
y oai Pearl street.
cinclDnAii. lune as. lsee
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AZ hosgr nsas. Rsknisa. a., Eex. 20, 1sel
kr. Martin-Thir IL O. certify that tried ths
funnence you built fof ~. sni are satisfied with Al
cfrrooms are amply heaird Yours. respectfully
Efatupn NOTHF haME
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have ooe ci Peter Martins Eof ar Frrnace-
Il gives entire satisfaction.
GnFFN TAYLOR
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LICENSE.
; APPLICATION

NOTICE OF APPLIC ALTON
4 NFOR IlCPNsF --Eotlce Il hereby given that
vii apply 70 the frfs % Commisslofe Of VI 20
conutr. in Indiana. st their uext term commenciux
oa the htst Monday an December lisa, for license
10 sell .infoqc stug liqnors In less quantity than
= qurt AZ time. - wifu The priviiegs Of allowing
ths tame 90 be snk o. NJ pFeanises 70 ~ue yes
ny place of dong iuslaess. ard ihe emlsss
whdreon SID llqnc-s = - be drank. i Iocatea
At No. 6, North sfa strcet IN rsrse HAate IA Haft
son Townshipin vigo uny. Ind
noyi2dws. rklCaNAS
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x. DafI, EsQ Jacob fttltI. AlQ.. = krhr.
httief a CO. q hoeiispn. E4q College niil, N
hicialrf. H0uni AsfurD. p 4 sarndera 4 Co
fufref Hrufri Mesra. hkriff nro A My
30, libeTiy a Haymiisf. sohn Hast archiisci
Clark ~ JOAN koflHu. Barr .fIncIs August Frank
uortheest corner firtb ani Rscs sfrertsi both
NQsfe-, "a. Nicholas - taa1tt. ssaft est csfnsf
~ Fourfh ant haCe Wu fIHlu IS " eat Fourth
llIeet, Aoucr 4. rraxef. 80. W,si EIeblh street.
hosrt Of Etncafirn. lnilnh1s. ulia. neunisor
hoafe 1ar1es Calhoun, Dayton street. Jacoh Klsss.
foarth street. near 8miih. Cap an Cuiberfson
tsa sikh street narcsn, fvffg Co.. nsrni con
nonse, and many other.
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The VI Nauu AR Furuara manufactured s1d pot A.
-. Anthoay's Church on rutf -. uear caEn. ~
Peter MARIN, hsQ dee Al sc stpolted "a v0uit.
i snofds iu.l supply n warm aih. does noi
thao~ eut any dust. 90. auloks. besides. the
Get IA feel "a vesg small.
JOHN hOTHkr.
JOHN ANTOs LAH0E
Trurtesa ~ - AnthonE Church
fall psIiieus,s regarding price a. =. can hs OBJ
taihsd ~
3. a.. FRAnKkH 90,
0ppcs.ie 0ct fe.ors nan. i1disospolls, lad.
fsu1afr
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-12
NO. 80.

Of town Mr. Frisbie, the Cynthiana
telegraph operator, was there, Who de
MED that he ran away when the rebels
appeared. Heremained nj his post. was
taken prisoner, his inst UsrnC MS DESTROY.
ed, and then released. He reports that
the rebel soldiers numbered seventy or
eighty. They pillaged the only two
stores kept by UniOnists in the town
billings clothing store and BIcGees
shoe store, and RETAINED from modest
ing the establishments Of their friends
They left the town in the evening, go
ing in the direction Of Maysville, and
have not been'heard from since They
did not burn the railroad warehouse in
Cynthiana, as reported Citizens stated
10 day that they had been info N that
a force Of 500 rebels would reach there
tonight, but it IS not believed. Colonel
Garris, after leaving a detachment O.
his men here, sent the bulk of them OF
to protect Robinson's Bridge, seven
miles this side of Cynthians, and to-
morrow he will enter the town, unless
more rebels are heard Of there.
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A gentleman residing in one Of the

A gentleman residing in one Of the
considerably interior towns Of Indiana
writes IS follows:
evil you do me the favor Of mailing
few rebel papers 70 my address There
are yet remaining, in this community,
people professedly intelligent who in
sist that all your extracts from the
"Rebel Press are composed in youp
editorial rooms. should like 10 com
vince some of them Of their error Can
you send me a Richmond, Petersburg,
Charleston, Savannah, Mobile and At
lanta paper ?
We have mailed the gentleman IN
question half a dozen copies Of late
Richmond papers, which will enable
him to try the experiment Of cOnYiuc-
ing his incredulous neighbOrs We can
not send the variety he calls for. becau-e,
though We frequently receive Southern
papers, we do not exchange with all
that are published within the lines Of
the rebellion But our correspondent
cannot convince his skeptical friends
They can declare the veritable Rich
mOnd papers, placed IN their hands,
counterfeit, Just as easily az they can
deny the genuineness Of the extracts
from the rebel press that appear in our
columns These gnbelieYers, who pride
themselves upon the persistency with
which they doubt any proposition that
IL proven, are, after al, the most won
derfully credulous persons in the world
IL Is no joke that there are citizens
Of Ohio, Of good and perpetual stand
ing in the Democratic party, who believe
Major Anderson was an AbOlitionist,
who bombarded Fort Sumter because
he wanted to take the property Of
South Carolina away from her for I'm
coin. They also look b General Lee
as the real head Of the Democratic
party. and believe that he is fighting r.
restore the Union, under JeiL Davis
who is President Of the United State
under the Constitution. while Grant Is
fighting to dissolve the Union. and
make the tyrant and usurper Lincoln
President in spite Of the people. These
believers are stout Vallandigham men.
and have great confidence in a horse
thief If he is a secessiGnist. All Of
them who have heard Of Andrew Jack
son, understand that he stood up for
South Carolina and John C. Calhoun,
during the notification excitement,
snd they think il was . big thiBs for
jackson 10 whip the Yankees al New
Orleans. The hunger that such people
have for the love Of their southern
brethren, is something passing ordinary
They look upon the
ragged, lousy, lantsrnjaWed secession
ists, As the type Of true aristoeracyi and
show them a man who owns negro,
they submit themselves 70 him with
and q sincere devotion that
iuFpssses the faith and humility Of the
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