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Pson the Richmond Sentinel June IS.
The war has broken out in the last
few days along the whole horizon.
Among the minor operations By which
Grant seeks 70 retrieve his own desper-
ate fortunes the principal, at present, is
directed against LynchbuFg This
seems to be the focus of several con-
rerging movements with their auxiliary
radiating parties. Hunter with Aver
III and Crook, advanced upon il by way
Of staunton' and Lexington, and the
West
A body Of cavalry was thrown into
Nelson on Monday 10 destroy the Char.
lottesyiile Railrosd. The party was
small and did little damage. The same
party, crossed the James below Lynch
burg. and struck the railroad 10 Peters
burg near Concord depot, cutting the
telegraph. They also appeared St
Campbell Court House, and were ex-
pected 20 reach the Tennessee q Nirgi-
MIA Railroad Sheridan had, doubtless,
part 70 play 10 this combined moSe-
ment on Lynchburg. His pontoons
were fJrerossing the James Lynohburg
was 20 be isolated from help By cutting
all her railroads.
Hunter with his force was then to at
tack Il from the west, Rhile Sheridan
with his mounted men was 70 rush
upon the east Isolated and over
whelmed, LYnehburg vas 70 fan
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a gentleman from Lexington, Ken
tucky, relates an incident relative to
Jyo MORGAN, which is certainly charac-
teristic Of him, whether it be true OF
untrue. After he had stolen the cele-
brated race horse, Skeedadle, Mr.. Clay
started in pursuit, with two fine ami
mails, worth $500 each, and overlook
the freebooter, and offered him both,
together with 5000, if he would return
the racer.
These will answer your purpose just
as we'll" said Mr. CAY
Jouy looked at the horses carefully,
and said.
swell, Mr.. CLAY, they will answer my
purpose as well as skeedadle; and as I
am disposed to accommodate you"
Here Mr. CLAYs countenanee bright
ened
AS Lam disposed to accommodate
you, will partly comply with your re,
quest
Mr.. CLAY was puzzled
II will partly comply with your re
quest Ill.take these two horses, but I
can't give you the other
Mr.. CLAY was completely taken aback;
but he was not allowed to get away that
easy. The soldiers took the 5000 from
him, and he was compelled to leave for
home on foot, with his pockets empty.
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Again we Eli our outside with , de-
tailed account Corporations in Virginia,
both in the vicinity of Petersburg, and
Gorionsville. The New York Herald
publishes q map Of the works around
Petersburg, and gives the position Of
forces. from which We find that the city
ia completely surrounded on the South
side, our right and left both resting on
the river. There is every reason to be
lieve that LEE's whole army, except that
attracted away by HUNTER, is now con
centFated on the Apotomsx and that
the rebel General has determined to
make his fight for Richmond at that
point The report that HUNTER had ar
rived at White House is untrue that
General is still in the vicihity of Cor
louisville We elsewhere publish some
accounts of his movements there, taken
from a Richmond paper Of tho 18th
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ment, which in this sense means the
ghole nation, issues five hundred mil
lioas Of greenbacks, FOR the cole pur-
pose of saving il from absolute destFuc-
ton, then chaos is come again. repu-
diation is close upon us, ard the world
is yearly ct an end
sThe naiional money does not repre-
sent fractional part Of the national
wealth, and is on the secure foundation
Of the national resources Increasing
over one hundred per cent every de
cade- No banks can pretend to any
such security, such premanence, such
hnal resources, nor such universal ac-
ceptauce by the people We therefore
10 not need two currencies Of such d.
verse character in all respects. We do
not want this race after expansion kept
up. We want Of paper currency the
sery best We can get and no other, and
ibis is precisely why we favor the gov
ernment legal tender over the issues Of
our hydra-headed banking system.
There is no question whatever but
that the government can absorb all Its
sreenbscks in a few months if Con-
gfess will only attend 70 It's proper bus
mess It is well known that this done,
hr Chase can operate hereafter if ad
sisable on a specie basis
Before imitation can be ch ecked, State
Bank circulation must be taxed out Of
-xistence. If every legal tender note
we're withdrawn, and the National
Banking Law repealed, the country
would be flooded with worthless wild cat
trash, and gold would still command It
present premium. There is nothing to
hinder theStates from allowing Issues
ola thousand millions, il they desire it;
and Che only way to preyent this, IS 10
impose such a tax upon al except Ma
tional Bank Issues, as vii compel their
sithdraweL
The currency question is vital one;
and Congress viii be culpable, in the
highest degree, fit does not place II
upon a proper basis. 1t can prepare
the way for an easy, and speedy return
to specie payments, ifit.wiIL
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The New York News, edited by Ben
Wood, Is rebel paper, as much so as
any paper printed in Richmond, Va
The New York News, in a recent edito-
rial, said No sensible man can deny
that the cause Of the ConfederateS States
in the present contest, is much strong
er, and their rights less questionable,
than were those OF the thirteen colonies
in their contest with their mother coun-
try"
And yet the n. Y. News pretends 10
be an organ of the Democratic party,
and there are some men who think
themselves Democrats who are such
fools as to read il IS such-Ckieago Pest
Yes. And when the trial of strength
is made, 1t viii be found that it Is the
organ Of what is called the Democratic
party, and thatits friends viii control
the Convention, and the Post will be
left out IN the cold, or compelled to eat
its own words The Chicago Conven-
ton has been postponed to the goth Of
August, at the dictation Of the peace
faction; and in Illinois, Indiana, Ohio,
and nearly ali the States, the delegates
selected to the Convention ara unquali-
fed peace men
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SIZES AND PRICES.

AL pens bear my frGk mari, &C. P. BARsEs
ExTaA Lou, AT.," for which have secured tho
coTy-rQN, and are warranted - carats hue and per-
feel Ia every respect. Sent by mail or express 10
Gny pSrt q The country receipt Of price aad 70
fr7g eh9T5ee. Persons ordering VII rlasss state the
sae sao style degirsd, whether hard o. Bofi me
defcc0Te, WI have re privilege Or eLr1anglng q.
dzsf-i on 20 h-sn p@r aouf. allowed ON orders Of
So or OFef, snd tgeuty-iFe per cent. 90 those o.
SiW. / ren1i Discounts made % the trade OH
pens repaired IA the bee manner Tor FIFTY
Cf.N!s lad 11g.pi esch. Fen and Watch eiFrE.Llns
seuf FREE. Afdress
q. =. BAREE9,
Dealer 70 God Pes end Arnarean Ws.cEes,
90 haia-strael. Cor aiKrf- BouisFlle, AZ.
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tEs ,rsszF5oA o.
gEA0aus Dlrr OF TUE ousIsERLANDl

BEADQBs DIRT OF THE CUsiRERLANpO
t'TF1Cr Of CEsay ysNrER,
Chll-soooEs, Tenn JErc io, itri.
T. rrsse-' esl to-,- 5fs.'cs u - Ff3-ee- s--71t
4 -ry of Pc c.. bsi1sd.
I'VE NDEGSIGNsp has BEEN AUTUORTZ-
L Ci - the Mlior-(5enFr RAJ commanding % ris.
al ErSiuper regiment froC tae Pioneer RrEnde
- Gcs',rifrec with tle following s-t q. Congress.
approved Nay ~, lc64;
AN ACT Z, organic regiment c- Vr.rr7a yclr--
ter Egn "rs
r ( -ssairoi 5V - sc-e,s ca Heze Il E.-~ss--
.I.ll5s r ~ L-d SfIts n Ar-C-- ir LErg-1r A.
as-5ioi. That ihe Secretary Of Wa %. szd b. is
forces 10 the Army Of The Cumberland thas have
sersod, or a-e now seryug ss r.oHrer7, poutoUisr1
or engineers, ~ serve Wherever required f0y three
years. or daring the var, Oh consist q. tan comp
f.es, r1ld - have thc same o-slr-Es1oa, Pay acd
eTuo-u-lts Ga are III r,soi O. nsuoer soldiers uI-
der Re provisions q The Egr-h sacroE "a % e.
sEut.,d Az =, n proved, Or TIE eerier org ,uzi-
1c- n the military est1isisrUrsut," approved An
gu- trird, e.ghtesu htsrira.i ard vtg-cns
re-. = ana ts fl---r- s41-.st, I6ar The Cilrr-s
~ tle engineers althsriE7e t0 be rls't au.trr l.1
pr1S1a9us "a the i'r, rc sc-i on el14l j., aTrr,r-
tct and commissioned ey TIE President 90 r-r rn-
ieisrsL-s on toe ra"'uirnr -lslou Cf tsa e1rr1ar-
g. q the AIny ofths CulDner'.ll1, s1d shall ~
ce.fs ''e sane psy ai1 Hie7 as e peer CO
Ger, o. s.-uiia- eriiia .n tine r'El-ss Hrr-y.
Al. p-fe'rt 01i i'rrser members q O.a F-raer
B-Egi7 81 the Arry ~ o. Can tN-s-d l-e Invited
% enter she engineer servrg i -i.s - timCnt. TEay
Can pressure such aa1-rl1u-- Iu.orul-f.-n 90 tasF
ui2v Ircd from rne, CO rom any o'gr r1F sass u.
ul re 11Ufsr bzslde, - majority III fhcE rL
enter the engineer rrgiurut.
Tieltsralf WIlptt, En-.rea f.spr---crt Nls.-
v,.s. Sc th' recruiting o1ls'.r ~ - W era 10
ciuir- " =. nFRRIIti
Csfl. u. 8. F,raiare.s
Ch.ef Eago"er Army crm0el-lld.
.urs VT
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isience.
q paper circulating medium in a
commercial country, isa national ne
Osssity. Gold and silver are too cum,
bersome 70 be employed in trade, for
eign AID domestic, which exceeds a
thousaHd millions Of dollars annually;
and especislly when iteztends TO every
portion Of the habitable globe; and
substitute must be had but that sub
stitute must be, whenever practicable,
based upon, and redeemable in, specie,
both at the counters Of the banks Of is
sue, and at one or more important
commercial points and more: it must
be secured by q pledge which shall in
sure the note-holder against the posi-
biIity Of loss, else financial revulsions
win periodically occur, Of sufficient
magnitude TO PROSTATE commerce, and
cripple the entire industrial energies Of
theocuntry.
sach a currency, the National Bank
ing System of Secretary CASE, provides
for the country; but Of What avail will
that be, il the States are allowed 10
charter banks without limit, upon just
such, securities as each may designate,
which may be no securities at al, and
thereby food the coantry with wild
cat c.rculation2 Nothing is more true,
in financial matters, than that the bed
viii always drive the good currency out
of circulation, until the former becomes
entirely worthless, and necessity com-
peIls change, which is always followed
by astringsncy, and usually by fnan-
cial crash
We are now suffering from an undue
imitation. At the commencement of
the war, we lad paper circulation Of
sl7s,0O0,000: all State Bank notes.
But this cum was scarcely sufficient to
meet the wants Of the county and would
have been increased, in the ordinary
manner, had not the war ensued, which
dersnged everything. Since the com
mencement Of the present year, our cir
culation has greatly increased, through
the issue Of interest bearing legal tend
er notes but recently the policy of
contraction commenced, and s56, 900 900,
Is We stated yesterday, has been with
drawn from circulation.
But here lies difficulty. In great
6 or ratio, than that ofthe withdrawal Of.
the legal tender notes, the State Banks
are expanding their circulation, and
they viii doubtless continue this, till
the utmost limit allowed by their
charters has been reached, which will
furnish at least $3.50, 100000 in paper
some Of il, At least, Of q wild cat char
character, and none Of it founded upon
q specie basis The figures, relative TO
3 portion Of these banks, are as follows
I've copy from the last issue of the r.
B Record:
Z" II we really wish 70 know what in /
fation is and where il is to be found 1
most rampant, let US look little fur /
theT
an January 1851, the paper oireula-
ton Of the banks Of the free States
q, was about SI7s,0G00 GOO
We viii take the city of Pittsburg
- an illustration, with q population OF
$1,000 inhabitants, and we find the fol-
lowing 70 be the movements and pres
ent condition of its banking institu-
tons:
Capital AID Crellafioz IF The Barks Of
fiftstsvy, Pa, ~ Nogem5ev, 1861, and
oreH5afioD in JiSAsayy, 1864
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Views Of tennessee Soldiers.

Elsewhere will be found series Of
resolutions, passed by the 9th Tonnes
see Cavalry, endorsing the nominations
Of LEcoLS and JoHSsoS. They are i'm
portant, as an Indication Of the feeling
in the army.
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TO THE
SOLDIERS !
We HAVE PUBLISHED a BEAUTIFUL
Soldiers Certificate.

FOR THE USE OF sOLDIERs.
Is is printed in four colors, representing
Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery, marching
in countless numbers into Dixie, with drums
benfiug, colOrs flying. etc. A blank line Is
let5 fer the name Of the Soid;sr, Company,
Regiment and Officers; size I3zI7. The
certificate is enclosed in g Psstsboard tube,
and eau be sent 70 any part 81 the country
without injury; and the soldier, after filing
up the blank lines, can put il back ia The
tube and RENAL il q his friends, and they
viii get it framed and preserve Il "a a re-
menbTance.
The demand for this Certificate Il enor-
nous, yet from our enlarged facilities for
Publishing, We are able - keep a constant
supply, and viii GIL eli orders promptly.
rTice 30 cents. Sent By man, prepaid.
j. n. RHODES Co,
= Union Street,
EsshVilis.
Agents wanted = sail 40 above
ap Ism
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GROCERIES,

HEADQUARTERS lost OF NASHVILLE,
Nashville Tenn. June 18Th, le54 !
General Orders
NO. ..
I THE PRACTICE, BY SOLDIERS OF THE
l. army, Of peddlng and hJcksSsring about the
.tTeet and pOn the side-v alks OF this city is dis
graceful to the service, and must rnTnadiGIeiy CEASE
Hereafier sny soldier Iound ST this Post engaged II
any such bu -ness, or any unauthorized trz.ie or
husines f, " Il BE- sTrestel by the Provost Guard
and placed upon fatigue duty il belong NJ 70 trc Ups
st this Post and il not be win b sent - the front
70 JON his regiment.
r. No person vii hereafter be permitted to e=-
talli5h or MAINTAIN any stand place Of tTacs6
uPJn the sidewalks or IL the streets OF the city,
Tor the sale u any article whatever.
The Provost 6arshsl j. charged with the enforce
men Of these ORDER.
" connmand Of Brlgadier-Gen. JSo T. MIIIER-
June I9-lw W. NEVIN, Capt sni A.. e.
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saws

4 vas premature in announcing
that the enemy had abandoned his po-
lion based my report upon those
e-the army commander. The enemy
has thrown back bis flank and aban-
doaed al his works in front Of Kene-
saw Mountain, but holds that noun
tain Is the apex Of his position, with
hsaanks behind MONDAY and Moses
Greeks. We have pressed him pretty
close today, although the continued
rain makes al movements almost an
impossibility"
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Assessors Notice.

AL MASuFkCTUREE-3 or sODk WATER
"a AMI Syrup fheref r. " u e required % tsse
o5ita I1anufscgcreT's licclse. ana ssndsTs ~ the
VI u 81 ~ ze Fnonta4y siat flsnts q slfs from
f5natai g. c5rnfneueing with sssy, 1sJ&
Reports u "a M uuiac ures AMI iaies rinst Il
made o tts offce - The stfh q s.ea rrcuih f3r
tic month pss-eetlg = AVOID "a - eEai y
9NO. Mc4LELLANg
Assessor q LIS q 1sna
june 2s-iW Nashville
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The banks OF this city show any
tbing but = conservative and contractile
policy at this very moment, when the
CRY OF imitation Is raised by their mana
gers against the Secretary Of the Treas.
Ury. For ia the single week ending
the 2lst Of May they mad increased
their loans by sum Of S3,lTs0ls, not
withstsnding loss OF specie 10 the ex-
tent OF S553, 564 during the same week.
On capital OF S69, 927. us, they owed
their stockholders, deposit0rs aud bill
holders S3lS,g27, 1872
"lH New England there are fifty banks
whose circulation - 81 ,5eS, 900 IA excess
OF their capital, in other words over $50
per cent
The writer Of the article san:
People seem 70 think that our state
banl<s may owe Eve hundred millions
with great propriety, but If the Govern
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New Ensiand States .--.---s9s.so0sl Ses.5ls,isJ
sHere is an imitation at the rate OF
o6s per cent per annum, or 200 per
cent 70: the three years The follow
ing are the figures for New York, New
IerseY and Prnnsrlrania.
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Notice.

\ TfsfTgJsBAND, J. #. STRICKLAND, FORMER
vi y Colodel c0nU aniirg the 6th Tennessee
cavalry. I. 5. v, having lea his bed end board
Without lust cause or pToTocstion ! hereby Fsrn
the pubie sgsnst him, as he IL wills Of the deep
est dye. Il reporfed he = > married eertsin
woman, well known in Murfrsesb9ro. Ny object
~ pu.lishing him is not 10 have him re urned %
me- but 20 warn the community GtlarEe Of one or the
most unriupated iisr= and iupcstnrs that the world
ever produ ed. EMMA i. STRICKLAND.
iune a5-IfE
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Here il an imitation Of 242 per cent?
The following table shows the inha-
ton in the banks Of the New England
States, as exhibited in the bank reports
of 1852 and 1853, from January to Jan
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Those wishing 20 get good bargains would
&c well 70 give as q csIl, Or send in their
orders.
t.E. RHODES 4 co,
- Union street
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Gssse-al order

Cs,sSNarsiI Drde1-l
so. q.
4 fLtSEyzH<e{a ANfAG Us E0LDIEIs FROM
n fhs ~ IS 5Sesrfs ~ tlf8r F1Csnasez ere
re- Tired tD TfNpritely noFt in Wring 20 tht.e
hef4larfers e2.% EazAeF - 81 b solder lie com
Parry All f~Cr.tSto Ns,ich ihey teioac. the isur1h
% time ihFy haze l-%n ~ sleh dlty. sui 5y whose
authority.
rs cofsrnsnd u DrizssS>sf-2 suar1- j. = Nmtga
hine ig-iW 81. Nkf$S.SSnr aad ~.
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0eaeraI sherman's Aee0unt Of Ihe
situation.

General saEsaos, in despatch 10 the
War Department, dated at half past
seven O'Clock, the evening Of the 10th
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FOr SAC

ETNIERFsF INA FIRST CLASS SALON.
"a No. A. Cherry street, oesr the eora-r Of
Broad, stock and 4 lilres. Cal ani see.
JUICE 2s--zs
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AMgsgAlenta.


DIEFFlELn 8 FLYNN. Managers. n. EV-
ERETT, Stage ha1sger. e. P. SIMOES, Treas
grer. A. HAIG, Director Of Muse. ". FLETCH-
Elk, Scenic Artist.
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General Ord. r.
~ o. q.
oFFIeE o. Provost MAssaALL
Provoss Orderl
No. 112.

y o. III.
TUE PROVISIONS AID RESTRICTIONS or
4 Provost Order No. 1ss are not Intended n
app y IL any rospscs % Wholesale LsEor dealers Al
IL Post
They an proceed under TIE same regulations as
have exis Cd hsrciosore n ressfence 70 their hss-
ne-s
By command Of Bzizadisr Gen. JoHS ? MlLEER.
HUNTER BE0yKF
ju1s 34-lct Cspl ana FTVTcsf Marshal
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HEADQUARTERS POST OF NAsHVIILE,l
NssHvifIE, TEsS., June 18Th, D.
General Ord rs
No. =.
(tAPTAIS JAMES s. BOYD, EAVCyG RFPg2-
y tsd for drfv, n ronT lance With orders from
Department. Headquarters, D. announced - Assist
trt Provost MsrshI Of Nsshvil =.
10y command q ldier Gen JoHS 2. MIIEa-
". NEFIN. Capt. sud A. A. g..
June lf-i~
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RIcH. RlRr and R.cr.

A VERY BENUTIFEL PICTURE OF TaE
n handsouest Wonrsh IN tne world pesul ar
rch col1Ied plFo raFh 10 81. tzktn from he.
she s. beFf1hiae feauty- hesnf fI 20 tehoid-a
perle.t gem Seut free Dg msil. Price g q cents
Adire-s DAVIS ht.J., bex -, Poet uillce. Ga
cluoae. o. jane 2s-lzn'
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Price List Of Genuine
AMERICAN WATCHES.

Pam EieTy, with Ahaia ose..-...-.-.-....-...--f
E-ELuE silver ct-s......-......-. ~
Pun Teaeled. -. =.
Fan Bartlett, -. -
t1lil JaTe.c,, -. a.
choaou'- IsI. s'..-............... ~
Appleroa. Tzacy 4 Co.. gold hsl-
anre, With sfiF-g ...s ....-...-........-. o.
Fuli 4eFeles Appseton, Tray a Coz chrOD0ne-
ter talanoe W.lli liver ................-. %
Toe stove Is .0T $50 ounee cases. EEtrs l0r frre
0srDfe esse@, s.; fyur or1re, so. VII he~senl
frf@ 3 f.lzl Or ezrrses On rFceipf0 rT1e. I'm ard
.Wzt-f c-srlisr =eni lee. A8trr-s
q r. BAEEE7
,S-si.r % Goal Pen ard American Wsphes
80 Nsssi-efrecs, Cos. SIKH, leuisr.ie. ~.
nsaS fl-a
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3lew SdvertisemeWts.
Store Honsa to- Rent

q FOR RENT. FOR THE BALANCE or THE
7eHr, ftousa 81 table for store and Dwelling,
Ga tns corner Of Line and McLe1are- streetz, nnrth
cf The Capitcl. Possession given Immediately.
For particulars in4uirs OF the premises.
furn E5-fwH
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Rene6t Of afstan JANE ENGLISH, and las
night Of the Engiish RayeI Troupe.
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In connection with the sbo,o, hs,e o. hand $
general assortment Of
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Grand TiVertseu ent, IN which the entire com
psny viii appear.
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OFFICE OF PROVOST AABsHu,
N4sHvULr, jung ~, isfl.
Provost Order
No. f.f3.
OWING TO THE sOARClTT az tfSTF% At
~ fbis season ~ the year. the 4yS.N5ee q AFTER
ing ~ spr Hking the strcPtr Is h2&y af-srtea %
pIgzs b 'front.' oi building Htil1 ~ ~ ) LsIeNN
prohihited.
The proprictors o. tenants ri ail suca SS9iGi -
Eili - he'd responsible l0F 80 Io'at'an= " tas5S
Irfe-
Ah buildings ussd - inilitary nfiee- ~ AosI.i%hE
are exec tad. 20 the 8tose ~ h.5 l.ya
Py eomIaaad IS hsis .dicT-fsen- ions 4. MuIra-
HUNTER EEOOEE,
jilne 7f--let Cana and Proves dsrsir-i.
HE4WgI1sRT Frs Po.T 90 NAsHVIfLE-.
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