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NETWORK & NEw-HAyEN RAILR0A1I

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
le6l COMMENCING MAY y 1864 -
Pssssnryr Station Ia New York 2thsl end AhO6
Entrance 21h-s,.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-fORk:
eor N.w.Hsveu- tELl, iI.jo q l3:ls (EGA 40
tEI.l $3.50, $50 add lEI.) p n.
20. Bridgeport. I. lEI1. u;1e q M f;ls (hLh ~
(Ex.l, asa, $50 aud (EI.) 2. N.
For Milford and STAFFORD, !, Ii 30 g. m $50 $50
For Fairfield, southport and We.'pors, = u;S In, ~
53pp NJ.
$50, 400, 500, tEx.l p. "a
$50
For stamford. !, (Es). t;o li:O a. nj 1910 tEAkt
Gs.b 3t5J 40, IT., %, Ey.) pm
For Port Ciesef iaternedss sasiosA :. 9:3a u;Ss
m $50. 40 $50 6ae, p N.
6oSNRCrfNG TRAINS.
Yor Boston via Springfield 8 m tsI.li 3FLh srA
For Boston via Shore Line, l2:l9 lEIh SPIN
For Hartford and Springfield stELl n;Da n' 3tkAA
3:5si Q. -.
Hou:resl; ) p a. Northampton.
For Hartford Providence and Fisbkil Railroad (HAA
li:SD &. n.
Eor N.w.Hsv-n. New London aud stoningtoa Rssses4a
TO-, ana Rsi'roaS 1871. p q. to Northampton
For Housstonic RsilTosi, a. 3 p. N.
koy Nsugsiuck Railroads. a ~; p NJ
for Dafury and Norwak Rxirosd, 7. $3.50 n tiur -
Cor,L,ooious Sleeping Cars attached 10 p a. TS4ina
JAMES u. HuiT. Superintendent
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QhaAle5 for Business Mcm.
iDeooins CARDS. &c.

AT VIM. EVERDELLa SONS, No. 1O4 Ful.
N ADDIA0 CARDS AID FIN. STATIONERY
TSAsnshs3 la,al
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NEW YORK FLEE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
52 WAI.L-srnETT
CASH CAPT >I.. ScDO 400

Tia Coupsny Lss teen In spoce'i opers,n Cor Irors
tan THIRTY YEARS, AMI continues 20 lNSt ~ syains.
L0ss sad Dimsoby FIRE upon ;esns ., s'otsos sasi
in;stu,iopG
NO MiPiNc HIsKa TAKEN.
AL Lossu LIpksiLsy bDJCaBD AsB PS0xylrr PAD
p-ETcrJ1s.
DANIEL UhDERYII.1 President
Oliv,. r. Iorss Wl!snl HsI'nn, Gbs-. T.. st,w.s
lsssc N. ssynoux Saul J. WsIl1 Samuel ~ Dod,,,
Abraham Il. DsyiI L. b. Pfcineg. Ncha-l Dnoc ioz.
Saul &. Harriet, syvincS Bedsj, Chsa u. le@d,
John T.. hnjIo1, n. W. B.cLsls., iths'bs' .. Nuf,
Josiah O. Low. william Here yos p 4. OIey.1us.
John Even iko.ss Ulyer. Jsr1cx T.. Ga ick,
William Dspsv, EenTy J. sc-tasc. j.mes Y. Wight
L. COOPER DEDKRCR s.cr-t.ry
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J,HE NATIONAL ONION HFE AND
i LIME M3UnANCE CoMpAaY OF hsa.YoZs hsv.
inR tic eenes', O. hs snE.,sntc.t q is,gs1es Z Al
posted with him hi tho bs'er ss1ify d the insured
now prepared 10 ssue POLICIES LIFE Of LaB OH
crr. roilcrs tud Dort. and ~ ether percuH Call AZ he
Office No 2.3 Bros4wsY, ana -, cigenlsr.
OMsoS BLUNT. Presdrat
J. L. CILbzr. Secretary.
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WILLIAMS & GUION. No n Wal

CTEAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, touch.
- ing q, Oue.ns,o~n ,Cork Hsroorl.-Th. well tnovn
steamers Of the Liverpool New Yort snd Philadelphia sten
sLiU Company lnnan Line, csnypg tie u = Maids, are In
tended 10 sell "a lolow.; -.
EDtNl'J non
CITY or WASIIlSOION.......-... saturday. Arg d
CITY or hANCHESTER........ .Saturdry An- y
And every succeeding SATURDAY. a, noon. L0n fins n
North Rissr
RATS OP PASSAGE,
Payable IN gold. or Its equivalent In curcnoyi
FIRST CABfN...... fsO " SyEt.dACE ........fB ~
firs Cabin ordou.. Is 60 steer.se 70 london - ~
First Cabin 10 Paris. rs W S,eersse 20 Psrs... ~ "
Firt Cabin to Hamburg 90 90 Stsersgs 70 Hsgngrr.. o.
Ps.s.ngeu forwarded to lG'ts. Bremen, RotssdAn
Antwerp &c. at squsiy low rs,es .,
Esres ffou Liverpool or QueeDs,own let Ca0in ca rS
100 Steerags r55. Tbose who wish % seud ios SlsI
iIisndscsn boy ursets her, al th'.s rsiea
For further Information apply Z, the COMPANY ofeea
JOHN g. DALE Agent, Ne. is Bsoadrsy, n. L.
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gteamboast ano Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEVILLE RsR9
~ from risr No. North kiver cenuectips A Hs.sS
Juacton sth Delaware, Lsckswafna and No., 49,
and Es'ton with lelsh Valley haiTosd nd Il. cooosS
out change Of cars ~ '" w. 49,
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE wysr
Sixty Mile, aud vo HOUss saved BY u.is Inc 40 CT.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS
Cco.riencins August l. 1904 leave NewYorx 40 tollox1
HihAisDrRe EIPREss- 6:lo for Eastou R~.jsv~u
,Pottsvie Harrisburg. Maach Chunk. Wliauispct ~
tram arrives At harrisburg at w., cohnectins Fas ~
West the fennsyvsns Raro.i North snd South ., NJ
Northern Central kailroad end with the Cuubeslsnd W..
Railroad 10 haysfstown
MAIL 1niIs--At $50 IN, tor Ea,ion Water Gan ss.>
ton Wnke,baue, Cresi Bend, Piiston, Bnghsn,tou "a
nl1A TsAI1-For Ess, on. Allentown Nsucb CbanS ~
ii,m,po,t, hesdint. Po,tsvils, Harrisburg 10
$3.50 p. n.-fof Esston, bethlehem, aud Aauch CbuoA
ESQ md 5-For Some vAle.
$40 nn. WRsrsrs fxPHRS-ros Esstoa, Aneossv>
Reading hATbng Pittsburgh and the Wet sls.uins -
through nom Jersey CITY 10 Pitshurah.
ELusErHPcsr AND Nav foEK taRRY-iHsye Nsv.Y~h
from rier No. n. H., at 9:j5 245, 4;J0 aud $50 =
Bosts stop at bergen Point and Msripers Hartor.
Tickets for tins West be obtained tho once Of -
Central Rsiitoad Co. Of hswJe.ey, foot OF CouftiAod
at No. Asor Hsuse At Nc 27 bfssdway aud IT the pta
pa hotels JOSIAH y. SfkARNS, SuperintendesA
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tco~,sssAt NON ~ Me- page,

-ers = ordered 70 prepare TN - With an pos1bie
1isp1'cA She win sail % spun ~ sbs css r. 6tted
9nt-a mag te before Saturday ths day prevtpisly
aifpule1. ~ tice desiring 70 send letter. and
- nTes W their friends In ,he North Ausntio
binodInp, should forward them, without delay,
rough He proper channels.
'inoIbMAr, o., guns Orders have been 70.
w. H. dispatch the Giro ssSisn INN ed.a.ely %
~" South Atlantic slusdron, with the mails and =
Irh II men Size will probably sail on Sslurdsy,
~ m the Brooklyn Navy Yard
RzvsNrs MAnHI. steam revenue cutter
Vuyshoga, Cspt. John Ncvown, ssiled, yofterisv,
IN special cruise at SEA.
PrGHir, a. gun.--The iron scrsw tug Pilgrim
building 10y Puseey, Jo,.es 4 Co. at wilm ngto.,
p,hvNe, IL nearly ready for launching gle IS
~ 1ns burthen, And has d,rert.sct engine
"i-lneh cylinder, and 20 Inches STROKE n ,ston.
N.tsA ne light drAught monitor Nssss u b.
'ng converted ,nto torpeio o., slo WI 9''s
m trre', hu, viii carry one ri1e qua or ecos IN
oJ"n battery.
NohrB AsotrsA. IL The receiving ship North
phrulins W In halter condition bsn AZ has bfn
'of some t,me Captain Knstry tAs ~, St. TO
most NJ tie ra-cality which fr tine rdsnef sn-
creme on board. When q recruit oonieo on hoard.
every cen, NJ his bounty rnus, ~ paid TO hfn IN
n. prcscncs ~ an officer 81 ID, NJ r. and n he
ohnoH"F - bsve TAI en- ca-e % Iva duly appoiniot
NN'ccr, he cen have II done Things orc working
sr1olitlt now in MI the departments
y N.Nr1. ~. 5.-Iht late prize steamer A.
v. '@Hcc, - t,in, prepared fer active service al
'ruser ..hc Ia said n lie very tas,.
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MARINE NEWS.
90, ,.-sr.c@-s.s,s INV nom CD

oci -. &c o. = :, 5 et..-H. - nom. % s.
CLEARED
sri 'N'hip-- Artisan. MA, ior Bsliimor
-iiit-- Lac rr,e, Caii,, r1in1 Albert, U.mhurr.
Ma tlitiiee san ffancis,o.
LARK LhborpuuL Li.,tTrCi Laura Auire. =.
I.hui- t'itt- Fen ffsnclf,c. All, iinL Vera CtuE.
WNhcluinc P2rt au Prince Princeton, ncUsrars.
StIiOpNtE-- iiusta. 81 l'orn .ueo CIV; General
,u'rrih' Ner DTi.nIt. lH.el : anton. kov " rt'.
J. ! human, No7 hq'Ngton. Ns: Helen NG4hir Hou:
Nap \ lhus sandy hil. Ma II nuniol, Boston,
NtDl+ ~tUr
sLOOF 1hous, Hal. Hall, Tor pgoyidsnec.
ARRIVED.
SIFA"sH'I7 N1nsdno.'k - i'D.t Bn.ior. iat.
be Ads 'rru tender, istt prs ! h,s'oI 'irss 'o'i,
lfurhcNil boston, Rhode i-IRni is'In'sstl lotou.
Ihoin,, forisce. Noufoc; Nes Jersr,, tort hontoo.
bKiOS-9u~ anuce, RoAiout pror.css NszGc'A,
Water LIN r rAfc d, re, ftIlnrtr, Atlu.ue, :,
u s Colthi -t.hta -ston, Jsn.
SCHOONER Nathaniel Chase Grand Turk, 7 I.
to Eddy, ri7Aletlport ior Bostor. Elmirs Rocc's,
Iiizht eihport tor Gardner Jane fish, Ezstethpof'
fAr Salem Maria Cou-"ns, knndout ior keyhurypo-ti
fU% Nilotrs point TO- sandy hOok, hiuisn - nl.
Tal.i. p'm VI Rome, pt.iV'cpAis for Braion; iNct
otter. Philadelphia tUr Chou esisr hlO.s Br.h
FG''mo'e tot Nle'on' "arv Sag., irrrffo1i
ttsra, Liugsn, 9 IS tvClrn, 1irgEn, Cap B.Ct0n
Npifce n1t, t'i.Ai.'.i-iI Fla'h, hinltlsn.
bIo~ -Nris G " KIM, c Brc;on. wihd "
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Genera, Intelligence,
[By Mad 10 IL: Ser York sun. !

u.P. BAILEY, the wei, known bend OF the loan
Department IN tic !. ssury ~ Wn~hirsion, has
accepted n p~iIion In NcS York bsl kiug house
rnr Iahaa coral fshcries employ q" boots snd
4,Cru men About loo tons OF cora are Annually
.n,rcduced lu,o Italy
Tns Pottsyil'c, Pa, LrueFa ammo auce- a iel OF
over Two doars per tou ~ TIE price Of COL al thai
place.
The mans-cr Of the Richmond ,hcr're having
lecn drafted, made HE escape from that ulcagurcd
city In al haste.
TuE estate of deceased resident 81 Hollis. Nv
Han pElire, which ~uuiu revert e. son a.t hcl,
hes been Coii;iscHtc, Scca' - the sail has been
Tor ivO years hr ,ri,er IN tts r,'cl hily.
TINS fir, sls-u and police iclo,r7yh, .ls, finished
a. " Washington. wAs Yesterday ipruoon tn-nsis
plac,>i IN tie h.nts Of the city SUE. rites. Tho
experiments made were highly satisfactory.
II IS stated hat the or'cr' Of ihe %svy Dep,rt-
i1,n, % Aluirs farrs.u;. Jo'n No IT, Wei, re-
scuicd NJ the .cqUts' Of General sherman. vno IN.
& stci dat b. thulll ts len IN s,nu.ln. Of the
Gull ~ 'tdr0H iCr sl~clul rossous.
l. Pr, vd,n,o, Il l., net week, some lat rcrs
d.g'iug upa cellar discovered hidden .r.ls'lso,
consisting of a guil lar weighing . Ounces, and
three Prt!gIesS goli coins value 80 EACH u the
oates 1896 and 1897.
Tux bridge aeross the otio G'"er between Gu.
einnqti aud Covington viii COS - csttrnatcl.
si,,-n,t,N, And in lergth, VII exc "A To S'sparn
lr.ig, Al out 400 feet. - will b. el'rd 90 tee,
rats under without difficulty.
Tax Cleveland uEln y slvg; "Tnc xhi,kev en-
cuarou has carried number OF - icago banks w
the holrd. Whtn ~ ChlcaIc ~e say - freight
horse ftho Chicago, Blrl.naton an quincy RAJ
road Company, that i sx hunlrcl feet ia lcn.rh
and fifty IA width, which uss uiied from .ud to
end, AID ado 20 aide WITH nigh Vines IN barrels
Jilcl folr tiers loey. TrrS %. TINT one deIont OF
! ikcy lying tfcse for r.sc, ari nus ln'n sher.
for months A slight 5rprr,so', oG = & .lloa mon
that me lot Nnu'f send TDoi sac bank as high
o, iCp."
ra, Prussisu soliicy- roW o,cup ing hlcl are
excessively addicted to snio';ns, MI an arecd tie
Is tua o two r'feu,n who, IN tee &c ,eut cam.
pa IN popped at each othe r. m behind two trees
situated . short distance apart. Suddenly one Of
them, a German, held out cigar, with a polite
bow The othei, understanding at once, advanced
halt way, and was met by the German In cour.
teous silence the German lighted his cigar at that
! Of the Dane. Bowling again politely, they with.
drew 70 their espee.iv places and ten minutes
afterwards, by some fatality, slot each othor
Trough lie heart
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hRooptYs ASSOCIATION yoE lIrROvfSC
rdr cosi rfoy oY Inr Pps.-The 2is annual
in,.,.ng o, this Atsoc ,Ation va bod u 30. 2
C1ur; stree, las, evening, TIC presicu. ". Y. T.
southwor.l, IN Tie cisir TIE nnnuAi npor, war
read by Nj. 4. " I'D. from v'ich II sppvrt iha.
during the year ending Orio-t. "a. the receipts
nom al sources we're s'I.hSt e; disbursements
slI.2N2 -, LEAVING 0 hasrcc IN the Tfraa'iry oi
sos 50 Donations arIo 4i.t,Dg w. silJ iayH also
teen received, which ..,eiirr With deus due,
amounted 10 sos muf'. The uit't+r II families
relieved we over Ion sull racing about &hON u-
iividuAls Tie ciLui' ION - he finances poker
II AZ Jtogrrrns /. nnd suy 'ouu"r sesr. The
practical workings o. he Association haze hccn We
mi. a,le and ie rceul's NJ ucEi,n We vh,ue. he
principal offoers elected fof tNe rTS ING year axe
rs follow, pserid.ui- R.tt.n v Ruisr. Vice.
Pres lcnts-C 'eh -rsio~, 7 l.. ssut o., Dursce
y. JiA'iu, A. A. Ip~, i. g.. ttu worth = q
are Henry kuue G'a. Re- ri'"y Se'fsilrN
'rcg' ! Paine. C-rcgo Secretary Re-.
sam ci h.rNs.
4 S"lnraE ArcipENtAlly ku.Lfp. 80 or.
roral ntrna.i Gown, - u ~ Irsi Rata on
Heavy Ar,iloIy, HsIJa'cr, whIc doing driy IN
Go. A, -slh rsglrcnL nov Stationed ~ Eu.tA y.
v, wN accidentally kite l. V re- DAYS siutc. b.
the di-hstg" - srstol 10 IA, handf 20 .ler.cfn'
ttlonsnng ;" tie same tc-rpn' TIE rerain.
hsve h-u brought ~ THE oty, snd wa =. iuSrfrd
With miuiAry honor to-lay.
WAUD NoNiSArtp..-i InoI party NJ
~ tlrs' ward, nro,l iyn. ,s,e Loin.r ,,ed M
Alex hcOra.hy - csndid.t, fof surofy',or.
FuEt.- IT." 700, VI st.nrrI'Gt h'us. "a Union
Lane caught ne yc-'orjav ,uornius, ,,used Us
,ling -pa.fs from tht ca u,ucs Ji 70 lr -nbor %.
iourir,. Toe ii,.e~ were sJpi -ssf'! before tGucl
jsnnec had bocu done
DROPPED bows nrtr.-A -fargor vi,
-tIci 1t NJ C4i..'s H-lt. ,it Prong, nm. Ncst.-
Ii.N a al .ss,
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r.r.m.n. with him u . certain hour, which h.d

ksgemens with him u . certain hour, which hsd
hon nearly arrived, and he would wait sos him.
The servant beng suspicious gave the .trsngor
chair the hail, fearing 10 leave him alone In the
Doctors ruoul. After n short time tie stranger
went down into the haremeri told the servant that
he could wait no longer for the doctor, and lerrey
departed. shlr1y alter, the physcisn returned,
anil having occasion ~ exam r wardrobe,
which sj'on.d the hsl. he discovered .ha, two
coats worth FlON werc missirg: tho patient" l,v.
ING vidsntl, aecr' sod thcLn und1f biz own coat.
IN, pubic vii do veil IN to On their guard 'or
this new ihieyng dodge
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N,,.,,,,.,. E,,,, 900. ,,.,,... 49,. ,....
" ''''" "'"'' '''" '''''N -" Wv
MIS- SricipK HC0tCrcr Tsrrrl, u Le-s'r G. ~,
y, aIsi utou ,c,,.r,i., ID. h,'t All ,.,,u,s, nv,
49,,
'"'' .N"' ~ "'A' S"'"' u f"'h an H'i 'hi"i"
VIC rfca at the corner " Warren and t-lcx
directs. bo,h O, whom wc,, f,,,t ,i,s,c,icl H.,
-
"sf he'.'' u appears tnh' ihc "oinsn f'r hnug
her child 20 the hcl-Iosi With q cori, aui hen
.,,,,.,,,,.t ,.t, a., - 49,. -. ILL.,,
"'N
nun IN. ? oil I" doo' SIZE was u"cH tor scve.
raj DAYS Ia, wees and u as also IN much ,tihul.
,.. e., 80,
w." w ''''''h 70 ncf h"-''"i' WI" II s''i Tn
have souc IN Nassau over two months since on .
blcckad. runner ,nd Who oes renar,e, IN n,v-
loot his life, III. ,,ry -endr,cd a verdict in ae
cnrdauce Win ,be nv. f.c,, I..co,s.1 Les
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Ssi:uII.i,iE3s.

ELOCR flour, FLOUR, FLOUR,
4 TEls. rrAs iEAs' ifI5, TtAs,
CGIifIt. 'pl4Ei~, Cpfi-l,. CUtfgEs
3" al ipd Of n.osV i'-. chenrar ~ the rhesp -
aud NJ good o. the bet THOMAS T.. AGNtN.
coz tIprutt ich an, nuIfuy sts-
Nfolesale department, .62 .irttnW lch ~. 30
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COAL.

PEST Rrn ASH AM lEHlGU COAia
- al ere, - low est cduced is''s. Il'OhN
SIOklS cor I'D ~ ani th ave 'H'
yoke DELIVERED IMMEDIATELY, ~
~ steduced rr..'. Appiv 1t 20 ~ A. .. a The -
Work.. .lst.' aEd ~ 8. =. + SHERWOOD. -
CHE>NUT coal FOR STEAM ENGlNES
y dsivei ID At . 81. IN. AVly y " eryi
3ll Greene and AZ. cone - JAC,'b " tLhs.fS
MGCRMICK'S coal YARD, Nos:
w ~. 4 90 .s.t I'd IT. '.ri yuil .f 'ct hne
white AL coal. deli ctc4 10 a., pa. n enc city I-t
per ton. Yard "a srd 30 fs,i "a ., t,i. ~ aos
ave-. los
DrRE RED ASH tprNCV ORCHARD
Coal OF he b..t 4u4li'., p oi-siv tcic'ned. =
To-. price ~ coal ~ ike I litV 4 soil ius. As
genuine Lcnirh snt iocust No'4utsiu co..s. A~r'y
~ ne c"rurl ~ Csr-i end tere, ant COZ. lG0' nd
West a., HENkf t.tNi. 49,
50 ~ FOR 2,ulc LIS Bi.ST RrD ANC
We ~ white Ash lnf. e., nut, .'ova and erf
sirhl sore,nod. -0u 1rrl- ~ y VERY 80
and ~ lorcr-, A ihfAUWIll- A."ut -
SO--"TO ALLWHON N MAY ,'nrrr. -
~ t,lorlol, ua.s have ftia G. the ''i,e - ny
roql - snit ~ tsUr o. ,.,f-. 30 e .t. stow
snd 80. .t.ttf tor. n.uAL' Al litit' -''a o. ~
ta't Rive.
$40 tOR 1000 Lbs RID AND So Az a.
"IODh c-g sna ft-.r. o. 'cr "ni''yc. te.'en
81 Nd d.i,r.,i t.a .Auis15 l.... so is !,
.ou IT. snI 1870 VA. ag.1a s.. EiCN1Eu HfA "
m
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$50 2gxD ASD ROOMS.

A FEW RFSpE, TABLE MECHANICS TO
I1hnsrd-caA w. accnmmodaicd with good tsoard and
pleasant room. rs, ~ advance = S'tN =. ~
ROARD--2 RESPECTABLE NOt.I IA
Eiios ,.l D, accommodated At = Wet !ith e. -
WANTED - BY 4 YOUNG LADY, A
exceed - per week. Adlre,s "M," Fox y42 sun
OrCr "a
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A DEMOCRATIC TENpENCY-TO TAKE
~ kENI's IA lniis CoHe' eyesy morning u
eaktet. II h ~o1dCriulll popular. For salo by all
Grocer At 80 ccnts res pound. General pei"t lSi
Rrttc ct. ~
ANY PERSON WHO STOPS AT 40 CHAT
n han square vii p" in,tantl. -clieve,i OF all
Me.dache Ioo,srfs, Of ,i Sg,r.sis r o. eIrp-'
Tor Caisrrh permanently. sold by all Drr-is,,
20 ccnts and ( pr bottle 9iI
A FEW REAM> OF PRINTING PAPER,
n ?iNSs, will he toid cheap gu application at the
sun licc. q
AT 60. -PAwNRRNKERS' TICKETS
IA Tanted will pay Is Icrc more tor ia.n-
hi Ecn' tickets Tor Wachef diamonds, cwerv, funs
pistols tol &C., shsn IAN ~ obtained Al anv other
place la th. CITY 60 BruAisay, cor Houston ., ~
ttfirE, room : 300
A PAW NHROkRR'S JICkETS " tNTFD--
IA win pa SUE! ccut. uoro than any other person
~ ht city to- tiekrs OF Iflmonds watches, eHelry,
sily"tN re' sun~ pssto.a' &C. at - Wc"'lcr It, =
CONFIDENTiAL LITTER wRITEE-AP-
~ ~ % To- Fourth IF, i'ooslyu' =. ,. ". NJ.
cash PAID For OLD IRON AT THE
y Foundry, % Greene 8, Cas; iron drain riIe sud
pluubers cas,nss OF al kinds old non ta4en IN "a.
chsnge ioT castinsr. -.
(LRFY'S ORRIS TOOTH PASTF-THE
" beet u-n'rifce for Tho ree.h, in USE; 70 be had
At 10 south Second It, NilAmshursh ,gi cor Myrtle
and fenslin ave., RS, ElcosJn. Price 50 cents
Yer pol. 90
pAwNBROKFRS TICKETS BOUGHT OF
L Diamonds Watches, SlyerSaTc, huscal Instiu-
m"utS Guns, fiso's, nry foods, t'otHiAr, AID all
hnd. OF socls. oveIeos.s wanted Ia Canal stree;
near Riwtv. 2bG
pRlNTING pArFR-TOR SALE. A.SMAIL
lot OF white prin'ing pap,l, Z-I,,. AppS 81 the
sun ONCE q
SrAMMfRING- FOR \ PHYSIOLOGICAL
- treatVv on Ne e" iL,e ard Cure by r.tn n po-i,
rend = ceni. 70 =. L.. WELLS, - Broadway. J''
I'aE CHIA 81 AID MOST RELIABLE
HNit, lNH nov VA nee, ~ IL nlIrc rout pq-
t'.ns can attest I, bRlIsl'S Col;unhinn Hair Drc,
shirl Is sold f. f''.h C'.NTs per hos.
ifyou- lo,ts src strcased With .so,,
hud e ui+c yOu many Ar.yh,
one plan alone suu tnnst uurIue--
sc Bri's'' un',uhiled Dye
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our Nrcnta 10 Nrn- fCHi g. Nsfucs Coz 20 - Pa.
l,ov trp ~ \ l~y, 80 Beoturu - Vheelor n.
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Too Late for Classification.
HsEA'r IgG.

SMIrH--Cn MonGnv, oct ~ from a wound re
c'Sei - he battle Of feep b1tinn, sert. Peter
smith. Conn. l., r'th CofcuTAn Legion.
The rc'a'ivcr end frieu.s Of tue frniy are re-
tncyTiuy invited " attend the tuHetol, ON Thurs
40 afternoon uc,. 18Th, ~ >. o'clock, from 5ei
10 . 18Th ~. $40
ITO 'RBERS-WANTED 4 GOOD BAR
Il Ter; st.U.y ,ob ior the ~inter .ooi vaos. Ap.
ply Is UtB1d at WiiHsmtbutta. ga
TAILOR WANTED - TO GO TO CON
4 nec.i,ut must nave the he OF rsferouco, Ne he
vii ave en-. sc u s'oro; sosi stuhon. CAN e.
lose ~ O'clock. 500 BJwery. ANTHONY RYAN a,a
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A LARGE LOT or WHITE WOODEN
1Abalket-, ril.u.is d. 'agcd ~. r0i" % .,i uitot
st. IN tote 10 rl.it pGi chssrrs. "a
EOR sALE-A LOT OF SECOND HAND
l. india-iuh' eI hose, ~ ir., sith coYp.lnl- ald
pipes a. 1876 Water et, up staIlt. II
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Ng.NtCgN.;~.

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DRUNKENNESS POSITIVELY CURED
:EslSs>Es~ CHANCES.

4 RARE CHANCELLOR SALE 4 CREAI
heacIitce hc sors ami tiytrr-s Of tie Connection
CIV ana toy soi", foi1g root Nuslrc n, 81 biz
school of 1Moci uIen. Ap0 rooo Al e.; F,cl Ia -.
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GENERAL. BUSINESS.

A DEMOCRATIC TENpENCI-TO TAKE
n kfNI7S E1' luiis COTE, eve,y morning at
eaktet. II II woldoriully popular. For salo by all
Rrttc tt. "a
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-07
The Rebel General Forrest and his
Family.
Correspondence Of the y. I. Tribune.
.KNoxvILLE. 7. T., April Is. 1854

Correspondence Of the y. I. Tribune.
KNoxvILLE, Z. T., April Is. 1854
The news OF The capture Of Fort Pill
Low by Forrest, and the cow4rdly butch
cry which followed Of blacks and whites,
alike, has produced a profound sepsa-
ton here. The universal sentiment is,
''let no quarter be shown 70 these das-
tardly butchers Of Forests command
while the war last"
These FORESTS, the oldest of whom,
Gen. Bedford Forrest has by this and
other atrocities, obtained such a record
of infamy, were ali negro traders
There were four brothers-Bedford
who kept q negropen for five years be-
fore the war on Adams-street, in the
rear Of the Episcopal Church Memphis,
John, a cripple and a gambler, who was
taller and clerk for Bedford; Bill For
rest. an extensive negro trader at Vicks-
burg and Aaron Forrest, general agent
and soul driver 10 scour the country
for his other brothers. They accumu-
lated large sums Of money in their ne
farious trade, and Bedford won by that
and other influences a natural promo
ton 10 Brigadier in the women-whip-
ping, babv-stealing Rebel Confederacy.
he is about 50 years Of age, tall, gaunt,
and sallow-yasaged, with a long nose,
deepset, black, snaky eyes, full black
beard without moustache, and hair
worn long. lie usually wore, while in
the niger trade in Memphis, stove
Pipe hat set on the back Of his head
at an angle of foIty-hye degrees. He
was accounted mean, yindictive, cruel
and INSCRIPTIONS. lie had two wives,
one white, the other colored (Catharine)
by each of whom he had two children.
Bis 'patriarchal" wife, Catharine, and
his white wife had frequent quarrels or
domestic jars
The slave-pen Of old Bedford Forrest,
on Adams street, was a perfect horror
70 all negroes far and near His mode
of furnishing refractory slaves was to
compel four of his fellow slaves to stand
and hold the victim stretched out in
the air, and then Bedford and his
brother John would stand, one on each
side, with long, heavy bull whips, and
cut up their victims until the blood
triczled to the ground. Women were
often stripped naked, and with a bucket
of salt water standing by, in which to
dip the instrument OF torture, heavy
leather thong their backs were cut up
until the blIsters covered the whole
surface the blood Of their Wounds min
Cling with the briuy mixture to add
torture TO the infection One slave man
was whipped to death boy Bedford, who
used trace-chain doubled for the pur-
pose Of punishment. The slave was
secretly buried, and the circumstance
was only known to the slaves of the
prison, who only dared refer 10 the cir
cuInstsnce in whispers.
such are the appropriate antecedents
in the character of the monster who
murdered in cold blood the gallant de-
tenders of Fort Pillow,