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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-12-31

RIsTMAs made itself remembered in Idaho by
dbuQan S%heatown under heavy fdt Of suQW. TIE
snok% element went on u bender, and if the truth
weSe1told some of the fragile sons Of men thought
the precedent good one to follow. This town
was full of men from the adjoining mining dis
tricts and towns, defeating one day out of many
to the service of the festival gods. Perhaps they
insensbly inhaled something of the stormy spirits
aaoat in the heavens and adopted the spirit il
not the letter of the Ode of Anacreon:
"Observe when mother earth is dry
She drinks the droppngs of the sky,
And then the dewy cordial gives
To every thirsty plant that lives.
The vapors which at evening weep,
- Are beverage to the swelling deep;
And when theIosy appears,
He drinks the oceans misty tears.
a The moon too quaffS her paly stream
OF luster from the solar beam.
Then hence with all your sober thinking.
Since Natures holy law is drinking;
TIL make the laws of Nature mine,
And pledge the universe in wine
Tho day passed off quietly and pleasantly with
ant any disturbances of any kind. 1t was merry
without excess, and ha Ply with quiet content,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-12-31

SHORT DAYs.-rhe sun has reached the most
distant boundary Of its annual journey to the
Southern tropc and has commenced its re.urn,
gradually restoring to lssd days Of more respectful
length, than those which have drnly glimmered
for a few hours through the monthof December.
The atitade,of this Territory is 50 high that the
days are necessarily in this country, shorter than
in most any other portion Of the United States.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-12-31
CITY NEWS.

MEssRs. BARBER Il OLDn II are making extens
i've preparations for the ball to c1me off at the
City Hotel On the 22nd of February.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-12-31

The IDAHO TERPsIcuoREAN CLUB will meet at
Magnolia Hall on Friday evening. This club IS
composed Of almost forty couples, who will have
a dancing assembly at the Hall every week.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-12-31
BE w a RE!
j. K. CLARK, NJ. D. G. B. PARKER, NJ, D..
Doctors Clark & Parker.

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS Office on Main St.,
opposite Poujade House. Idaho city. This treatment
will cure all diseases that any other treatment can cure
quicker andmore permanently; Also many that
sdered incurabe. Particular attention paid to chronic
diseases and all diseases women and children May be
consulted at all hours day and night. 4m6
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-12-31
F1RE.-we were awakened one night lastveek

F1RK.-We were awakened one night hstweek
by the cry of !. fire ringing on the night air., and
looking out Of the window found the dwelling
house occupied by Messrs. T. Gibson and Eugene
Holman in full blaze. The house was situated
near this Office, on Wall street 1t wass entirely
consumed, and all its contents. No was in the
house at the time, andthe,orign Of the FIRE is M
known. ss.l..efl5.ss aas-e.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-12-31

THEATRICAL Forrest Theater will beopen
again this Saturday evening, on which occasion
benefit will be rendered Messrs., Gibson.and Hol,
man. These parties recently met with serious
misfortune i'll the burning of theirdwelliDg house.
containing nearly everything they possesscdin the
world. A large number. of the patrons of the
drama have kindly tendefedi them a benefit, and
In view of the constant efforts which they have
made during the wintcr to mnuse the public, their
present msfortnnes should not be forgotten. The
bill which will be presented will be q good one,
from which allcan obtain their money'sworth, as
we'll as be doing kindness. by their7attendance'
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-12-31

CAvINa IN-The heavy of srowon Saturday
and Sunday, accumpatlngu that which had
previously fallen, gave the occupiers of nearly
every building in townan opportunity of exercis-
ing their muscle, and performing all sorts Of gym
nastic feats on the roofs, slioveling snow. Sew.
oral buildings falling to stand the pressure until
daylight on Monday ingioriously caved in. A
portion of the roof Of Magnolia Hall came down
during the night, bat under the energetic eforGs.of
the Ball Committee, soon, went up again, sounder
than before.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-06

We were furnished yesterday by a
young man who was on one of the
freight trains captured Tuesday morn
ing on the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad, with additional information
touching the affair The trains captured
were No. 10, in charge Of conductor
Spy, and an extra train in charge of
Mr. James Waterhouse The advance
train was thrown of the track at
cattle rack between Buck Lodge and
Richland Station, two rails having been
removed for the purpose by Harpers
gang of guerrillas, some twenty-nine
in number Having got possession of
this train, the rascals made the conduc-
tor signal the other train to come on,
which it did, unsuspicious of danger,
and fell into the trap The guerrillas
thereupon went to work and robbed
everybody on the trains indiscrimi-
nately, and burnt all the cars, about
thirty. The locomotives were not in
iured The robbers helped themselves
to watches, money, hats, boots, shoes,
coats, blankets, making the passengers
hand over without any witches of con-
science They took from Dir. Water
house $3.50 gold watch, silver watch,
a diamond breast-pin, and a lingering
presented TO him by sister. The
latter he conjured them to permit him
to retain, as he valued it highly as the
gift Of one so near and dear to him;
but they only Knocked at the idea.
A poor crippled woman from Atlanta,
with two small children, was forced TO
give up the little money she had, though
she was thus made destitute. One man
claimed their sympathy on the ground
that he was true Southern man, but
they did not recognize his claim. The
passengers on the trains were princi-
pally refugees, women and children.
When the first train was captured
the engineer ran, and succeeded in
eliecting his escape safely, although a
number of shots were fired at him On
the second train were two Federal
officers They were taken and one of
the guerrillas detailed as guard over
them. They took advantage of favor
ing circumstances, and gave the guard
leg bail, escaping, without injur-
ing to Richland Station AS finale
to their work, the guerrillas set fire to
and burnt some GOO or 800 cords of
wood
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On Sunday last, a soldier entered the
grocery kept by Jacob Black, in West
Nashville, and wanted some whisky.
Mr. b replied, that he could not graft
fy inn for two reasons; he could not
sell liquor TO soldiers, and he would
sell TO no one on Sunday. The soldier
Immediately tried to help himself, but
Black caught him, and threw him out
of doors As he was about closing the
door, four other soldiers came up, and
stated that they were guard, and de-
nianded admission, which was granted;
but it was soon discovered that they
were after whisky also Mr. Black then
ordered them out, and at the same
time some government employees came
up and drove the soldiers off Though
boisterous, the soldiers did not infict
any injuries on Mr. B.
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A SUPERIOR RENEDY.-We can conscien-
tiously recommend 20 those suffering from
q distressing cough, DR.. Strickland's Mellif-
luous Cough Balsam. Il gives relief almost
instantaneous, and is withal not disagreed
BILE to the taste. There is no doubt but the
Mellifuous Cough Balsam is one of the best
preparations in use, and is all that its pro-
prietOr claims for it. We have tried it du-
ring the past week, and found relief from
most distressing cough. 1t is prepared by
DR.. Strickland, No. 8 East Fourth-street,
Cincinnati, Ohio, and for sale by Druggists,
at 50 cents per bottle.
Ap 29-fsa su-ly
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By Telegraph DIR. A. RICHARD JONES,
The line was down last night beyond
Louisville, consequently we are without
any renort this morning.

Having IN view the great amount Of We
neresI diseases now in our community, and
the great amount Of suFerigg produced
thereby, we take pleasure In stat ing 10 our
readers and The publc in general that Dr..
A. Richard Jones is now fully prepared To-
treat ell classes OF private diseases IN q reli-
Die and pleasant manner. DR.. Jones sup
pies all his patients with the necessary
medicines, prepared under bis own super
VISION ami consequently is enabled to use
pure iresh and relisbls remedies. ID YOU
need the services oiany Physician IN This
class of diseases call immediately sp b..
Jones-ofiice No. % Deadsrick Street or
nee business strictly private.
aep20.
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A fine and large assortment OF new
Prints at Cameron, Grier IL Cos.

BEAUTIFUL would appear
that there is no limit 10 the improve
ment in the invention Of Daguerre. The
various styles of photographs which of
late years babe fair to supercede all
other kinds Of pictures, have recently
found rival that surpasses them all
We allude 10 the pearl miniatures,
specimens Of which may be seen at the
Cumberland Gallery, corner Of Cedar
and Cherry Streets, Mr MoRsE having
just introduced them here. They are
taken upon porcelain plates, from pho
tograph negatives on glass, and for soft
ness and beauty exceed the finest min
nature painting on ivory. They are as
near perfection as anything from the
work OF man can approach. So it
seems TO us at present; bat "who can
tell what day may bring forth?
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-06

RECOMMENDS CorRr October ., lSG1-
Thos Hurt and Geo. I've, drunken
ness, paid costs.
The. Carter, !. Richardson, Sam.
Skird, and sam Thompson, drunk and
disorderly, s. and costs each
Dick Turner, gaming s. and costs.
John Thomas, gaming s. and costs.
Chas Harris, drunkenness, s. and
costs
AbFleming negro. larceny sent 10
workhouse
w. p. Connislen, disorderly, costs.
George HUFF, selling spoiled meat in
market, s. and costs.
Failing y Co, tipping ON Sunday,
three cases, - and costs in each.
Geo Harrison snd Sally Pickett,
drunk aud disorderly, - and costs
each.
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER g, 1864
The Forrest Raid

80 intelligence was received yester-
day from either FoRRfsr, OF his pur-
suers The Tennessee river has risen
very rapidly within the last twenty-four
hours, and had been rising during the
forty eight preceding; so that if the
raiders have not yet crossed the river,
their chances Of getting away are slim.
II IS believed at headquarters that the
raiders are still on this side Of the Ten
nessee.
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DIR. cOLEMANS
Private DiSnensarv

While humanity continues to be inGrm
and man is prone to err, and the come
quenees are visited upon the unfortunate.
ne should early seek relief from the misery
thus entailed. And the man who devot.;s
his time and talent 10 the relief Of this
species Of human suffering "a not less p
FhIianthropist than he who seeks to relieve
any other aiiliction 10 which man IS subject.
Tor true philanthropy looks not 10 what
caused the trouble, but what viii cure it.
DE-. COLEMAN has devoted q large portion OF
his time to the cure Of the class of dis
eases mentioned in bis advertisement in
to-day's paper. lie has duly qualified
himself by study and experiences 10 perform
what he promises. He has been located in
oar midst Tor several years, and the testi-
mOnisls Of the press which hs has
quoted in his earl, are q guarantee 10 the
fer his skill and stlainments.
His Oflice is 81 North Cherry street. Post
Office Box, 502. aug5
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Self AhnSr.

This vice, which is never practiced in the
presence Of any one, has proved the ever
lasting ruin Of thousands Of the nObloat
end most talented young men that ever gave
tongue 70 eloquonce or pen 70 song. IL has
destroyed health, blasted the constitution,
and reduced tbs miserable victim 10 a liv-
ing skeleton. Nor are these ia final and
fatal effects in It's pains are scattered the
ruins Of reason, the most melancholy sight
that can meet mortal eyes. To be cured per-
menently Of this affection call on DR.. Cole
man, No. 81, North Cherry street, or I'D
dress him by letter, Box s02, Nashville,
Tenn augse-Im.
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DIARRBGA AND DYsENTzRF.--We have ex-
amined great number of letters from some
Of the most prominent citizens in Cincin-
matt and CoyingtOn, etc, speaking in the
highest terms of DR.. S.rickland's Anti
Cholera Mixture for tho cure of Diarrhea
and Dysentery. The letters are too long TO
publish. Mr.. Woods, of Coyington, says
lac was pronounced incurable by the best
doctors in Cincinnati, and one bottle of Dr.
Stricklsnd's Anti Cholera Mixture effected
permanent cure, after suffering for months
with the worst form Of Darrh0a and Dys-
eptery. ep 26-tu " THY
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C@UNIFEFEirs.--Infcrmation has been re-
reiyed by G. l.. Barlow 4 Co. that certa in
druggists in this city have been palming OH
on persons calling for DR.. Velloc's Pink Ce-
rate an article Of their own manu- iacture,
which they say is superior to the genuine.
We would advise all persons 10 get the
genuine, and should you require any medi-
cine for the Itch, Ring -w0rm, letter, or
sny disease Of the skin, do not suiier ar.y
unprinclpled man 10 impose any other
PREPARATION on yOu, but get DR.. VellOe's
Pink Cerate, manufactured by c, L. Bar
tow ( Co., No 1919 Deaderick street, Nash
VILE, Tenn. -
P. Sd liberal discount made to dealers.
Sent by mail to any address on receipt Of
81 y. BE sure that you get the genuine.
sep24-tf
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We publish once = week list Of the
soldiers Of the National army, aud GOV.
eminent employees, who die in the
hospitals III and near this city, copied
from the record Of the Government
Undertaken W. H. Cornelius, Esq, ~
Church street As often as lac gets
them, we are furnished from the same
source, reports from hospitals at other
posts, where Mr.. c. has offices. We
are under many and lasting obligations
to him and his accommodating clerks,
Messrs. TaTdiff and Robinson, for facil-
tiles afforded rs in having the lists
correct.
The amount of business transacted
by Mr. Cornelius is very large. His
principal Office is in this city, and
branch offices are located at Murfrees
boro, Tulmhoma, Wartrace, Shelby
vile, Chattanooga and Stevenson. lie
is always supplied with metallic burial
cases snd wooden collins Of every de-
scription, and prompt in attending to
demands upon his services.
Thousands of families scattered over
the loyal States, have awaited them
selves of his services, in having the
bodies Of deceased relatives and friends
forwarded home for interment; and
We doubt not all Of them feel grateful
Cor the care and punctuality which
have distinguished him Such a. have
found il necessary 10 have recourse 20
embalming, learned that the process
employed by BIN was unriyalled, both
for durability and economy We may
say, in truth, thai he does every thing
in the most faithful manner It is by
doing so, that he has attained the con
fdence Of the military authorities and
the public
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The nth Minnesota Volunteer In
fantry, Col GilGllau, IL Col Bali, num-
bers lOS0 men More than Too vol
unteered but only picked men were
taken, and the remainder were trans
ferred TO other regiments The llth Is
composed of the best material, and is
nearly unanimous for the Baltimore
NOMINEES.
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GovEnEnEEr ErpLorKEs, such as macbin

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, such as machin-
lists, carpenters, teamsters, etc., should pre-
sent their Vouchers, Certificates, or Tick
cts, at the Banking House, corner Of Union
and College streets, where the very best
prices are always paid for every description
of Government claims.
CHECEs OK THE DEPosITAEY AT LOUISVILLE,
cashed on the very beet terms.
THos. 8. MARI.
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We were informed yesterday by a
gentleman jilst from Atlanta, that JoHS
z. HATCHER formerly connected with
the press in this city, and subsequently
with the Knoxville Register, when it
was removed 10 Atlanta, has settled
down Al corinth, Miss. where he ex-
poets TO remain
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-06

DISEASES OF THE NER-
IL NOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY AND SEXUAL
SYSFEMS-new and reliable trestinent-in Reports
Of the HOWARD ASS0CIATION-Sent by mail In
sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Address,
Dr.. j. SKILLIH H0UGHTON, Howard Association,
No. 8, South Ninth-street, Philadelphia, Pa
Hp lily
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-06

New THEATRE. 49, Bulwer's beautiful
drama, the LADY Of Lyons is the
leading feature tonight, Miss Jones as
Pauline BIr Oates as Claude Melnotte;
Mr.. Allen as Beausant; Mr.. Grierson
as Col Damas To conclude with the
farce of Turn him Out Niclzode-
mus Nobbs, Mr. Wight; Susan, Carrie
Whit
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G.P. BARNES EXTRA GOLD PENS.

All pens besr my trade marx, &C. =. BAesEs
Extra l0u.i ~, tor which have secureJ the
eIyFIght, and are warranted IA ctfsts foe and per
feet IA every respect. sent by mai or express 10
any part VI tina country on receipt Of price and se
tafH Charges Perscus ordeT.ag vii please 4.str Le
tlze Aod style desired, whether hard or SOL lne O.
coarse and Il the pen ehoUd fsl 10 please or T4Uge
detective, VIII nave the privilege 81 exchanging D..
deduction Of fifteen percent allowed on orders Of
- or over, and twenty i've per cent on those OF
Slo0. Liberal discounts made 10 the trade. old
pens repaired IN the best IuEaner for FIFTY
CENTS land St1tpl each. Pen sni WA.eh circ1lars
ssnt FHEK. Address
Q. r BARNES
DeaeR IN Gold Pens and American WErerea,
90 mAln-s-rsst, Cor. SIXTH, Lcusviiie, Ry.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-06
Photographic Albums.

just received, and for sale cheap, splen-
did assortment of Parlor and Soldiers
Pocket Albums. Also a new style Of Auto
graphic Albums, at the Gallery Of the Cum
berland, 25 Cedar street.
julyl6-tf.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-06

THEaTBE- The drama o. Nictorine,
or I'll Sleep on II, viii be presented
tonight, with Miss Mary Mitchell as
Nictorine and Madame St Victor Mr.
Leflingwen as Alexandra; and Mr.
Everett as Blaise The entertainments
close with Perfection. Kate . Brien,
Miss Nelson Sir Lawrence Mr. Fetch
er; Sam, Mr Everett
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Preserve your Old Pictures.

Old Pictures of any style copied for Carte
de Visite, or enlarged to any size, and col
ored in water, oil colors, or India Ink, and
warranted better than the original, at the
Gallery Of the Cumberland, % Cedar-street
opposite Commercial Hotel.
July 4-tf A. 8. MORSE. .
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-06

GEN. McPHERsoS.-A splendid Pho
tograph of the late Maj. Gen. McPher-
son, can be obtained, by mail, or
otherwise, for 80 cents, at the Gallery
Of the Cumberland, 25 Cedar ST.
july 27-tf A. s. MORSE
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NOTICE.

The eopartnersbip hitherto existing under
the name and style Of CAstRoN, KxIoHT q
Co., is this day dissolved By mutual con-
sent. SAMUEL J. KNIGHT having sold his
entire interest in the old firm 10 their sue
cessOrs, CAMERON, GRIER a Co.
CAMERON, KNTGHT i Co.
Nashville, Oct. 3, 1861
The undersigned have this day formed a
eopartnership, under the style of CAMERON,
GRIER Co., and viii continue 10 d. bust
ness at the old stand Of CAMEEoN. KNIGHT 4
20. JAMES CAMERON,
CHARLFs T. GRTFR,
BENJAMIN CHANDLER.
Nashville, Oct 3, 1864. 1t
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-06

We were compelled yesterday 10
leave out, amongst other things, n num-
Der Of advertisements. They appear
this morning. oar friends must par
don as; we couldn't helpit
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-06

A first class Drinking Saloon, centrally
located, and doing splendid business.
The proprietor having other business to
engage his attention thus.ofIers it for sale.
Enquire at the Office Of the Daily Union.
Octl-lW
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RlGH. RlRE End RlGT |

A VERY BEAUTIFUL PICTURE or TIRE
~ fanizcnie-f woman IN use world = peclltsr
rcI co'ofr1 photograph iu Oh. taken nom ihe.
ueaUtfui 20 behoiA Ims = Tssiij 3 ga taeHl
p ure perez geai. sfsts iss a'inug heafEfy
Price Say ceuis. Seat free iy mad u sgeiSd
eiiiaT entei0p AdiiyFs DAVIS BRO
sngst in' Box ~ Post ofiies, tlTlaui.t. ~
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The warm, sultry weather of Tuesday
brought rain, which commenced TO fall
during the afternoon, and continued
throughout the night, and nearly all
day yesterday. The quantity of water
which hiss fallen is large and we may
anticipate a rise in the river sufficient
for steamboat navigation. The atmos-
phere was much cooler making fires
comfortable
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To the Public.

HAVING DISPOSED OF NY PHOTOGRAPH
il Gallery on Union street, / would respectfully
return thanks tony many friends, and the purlc
generally for the he al patronage with which they
have favored me. ] may also be allowed 10 state in
this connection, that the acknowledged superiority
Of Pictures made &c my Establishment, is entirely
due 70 the energy and skill Of Mr.. J P. GREEN
VALID who has been associated with I1e, and has
had sole charge and control Of tbs Photographic
department Many OF my FRIENDS and former pa
irons need no information on this subject; but to
those who may not know Mr.. GresnWsld / can
cheerlully say thst he is gentleman Of honor and
integrity and a. a Photographer has probably no
equal in the South west. ! 0ouIt whether his SUI
peror can be found anywhere.
make thus acknowledgment unsolicited BY hin,
and merely because it is true and due him. Any
one IA want Of ine Photographs, or other PICTURES,
will mad sir. GreenWaid decidedly the man % 20 to.
THUS. J. MERRITT,
Former Proprietor Of National Portrait Gallery,
42a - Union strse EashYille. Tenn.
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The Letter List published yesterday
contained twenty-one hundred and
nincty-one names, and nuy Smith
amongst them Singular, most singu-
lar
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J. R. LUDLOW.
Committee Hospital No.
Nashville, Tenn.

Books have been opened in the May
ors Office for the registration of the
voters of Davidson County. Walk up,
gentlemen.
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Ed. WILLARD, No. 234 Union Street,
has received Harpers Weekly, the
Police Gazette, and Ballous Dollar
Monthly
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EeneraI HarIrer

Asplendid Photograph of the late lament.
ed General Harker, can be obtained by
mail or otherwise for 30 cents, at the Gale
ry Of the Cumberland, No. IS Cedar street.
july 20-tf.