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Mothorsl Mothcrs!! mof1lcrrlty-Ara
Jon disturbed = Ei@h: aad troks1 OF yoar r.st by
atiHs fain Of cutting teethi Il 60 70 At onee and
r.! = hot1io Of Mrs. W!ns,ow's soothiny Byvur. It
VIII relieve the poor httie tuc-reg imuxdiatciy-do-
ia not moth on earth who hiss nsed It, who vii
not tell you at once that It Will regulate lie bowels
and Elve rest to The mother aud felloi and heath
sato 70 nsa In ei cases and Pleasant to tho taste
and ts the prescription OF Of tbs Oldest sad best
ftanh]a phyeica1s sad nurtes in tho United Statos
Price Is cents. Sold everywhere
ft1yQf..-Eh1. 4 ., -Tnak This = Eok
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Aost.

Aost.
7 OST-A young Newfoundland
- Dog. black, with hrtle whtte m breast, about
fve monsns old, and apswcs TO he name of III.
A. ean oe ioona3 to als ". Adams street. wilt Be-
noelany Fs*atoec. jelth99s-1t
r ,OST-Thursday moaning last, a
IL Memorandum Book con Amino .hnot a.rsrtv
doiltin Bang bills aud nlbsr v.ia.ble papers. III
Thch ifbs, n reward win b.. paid upon "a uTn %
I ,UST-Yes esterday attlrn On .
- vssy tmsll BLACK and ian slut answering to tho
name o. fanny haa on little req colar. AfrEard
o1 tMtesn Eollass vii re PAID for her rstarn so
Alcnlkan hFe0ua. te3a824t
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~ House and Sign Painting Calcfr4,nine,
GlszinE and ar.inlnC. Paper uanstncs and Win.
York prices. F.E. R1anY, 50 Randolph sireet
tto1 bSs8. te3h4la-lm
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ISR1s AND Ross cAfK.-The Sheriff vestena,v
took possession Of the store Of Rosa &, Gossace
under an execution for damages Aad cost, In the
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at.etfoH: H::EQIss. !.
tAO AOHSEHOLD FUR NITURT
ILL andtwelve DOZEN Horse Collars

|,A OHSEHOLD FUR NITURE
AA andtTelve dozsn Horse Collars
At AUCTION.
On FE1DAY, June 10. at ok op,ock, At our roen, IA
ana IS Pear ne!n strrs,. eoas.sEs q :ss stso =
e 1s9 ns
Paintings s,oyae, &C., Ss' 'N-''
Second hand Piano.
II Doztn half Easraeled Ho;te co1lus ~
jesl7ss-ss 9'A7AN1 O. fVS: A1suostS:s,
REGULAR SATURDAYS
GeA1E-aousshold Furniture. Family Carriage,
%. O. sa@:5SPir, @ 5a9s u; T. i sS se,s:s. .. n.s
Of .snn
% T.
ss5 FIFE EI6pF5sR@a If;s5s nns oc..vr piano III
~ ;npso
cAEk4eE 81 haeK44 Il ana earrlns. or hack in
HoEsE5 1sb ngseEaA Try excellent ss:x
BooKs-Apout 20 volumes Old Eagnsh Werss,
r. lot soe Ss1 1Er e.
NHATTLE MORTGAGE SALE.
soon Hoa'ehold Goods. Show Cases. Liquors. cigsss,
As5eTs!eS tsss. o'clock. s.npsss..
jsieEs.ss s'issHi 7. BurrEEs& CO., ,Auctrs.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR
o. 6hhss5S1z 51aSS as sseEs5E q Z ssssS
At Dwelling 242 Illinois street,
The entire furniture ora farIsy reinqt lahiu ho.se.
fa ~ eak esas9e marble TOP esk extension dining
eaef fasS aG s sttss faa
ss stea~as E|ase s1fTi E9e sas
T ,ARGE s. DESIRABLE STOCK
Spring and Summer Clothing,
CLoTHE. cAss1MEREs, s1LK vKsrNas, &C.. &c.
AT AUCTION.
es yznsSRkz zssss ssa sGs' b s ss q
oeasn'Fs and "a'ss: ss9 RH tsseen r RurrrRs co
Jes-tsesst Aaotioas n ssr..
STAPLE DRY GOODS
At AUCTION.
On WEDNEgDAT,J ,Jnns sh. a: ex o,e,oes. At Bus-
den1abR stosl OF
Dry GOODS,
Cazslstlus Of Fl lin and Figured ALI Wool Be Laues
Prints, shecstoEz. Eh4rtsnes, nen!n1,. Ae., &c.
WA. 4. BUT iERS CO..
jS8-A6*aE Anu.1oaaef1-
I EA CASES STRAW GOODS
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, Juha 1stb, At pk O'Clock, at But
Ier5' Aucu>1 Fooms. in PorE and ulaek corner or /
Dearborn and Washington streets,
$50 CASES OF STRAW GOODS,
Consisting Of WoMen's White and Cotorcd Pain Leaf
eeoss. lAclet' Watta Leshora kydai ard Enpscxs |
~ Easer stas sstn1 Lea. Hats >I's:.s :nl boy.
aate, Ladies' and Ass.as flatss LeSho1n Hats Thlse
The shove Ill ffrsh aEd ttArAble erola In RI,
tiysl froEa NeN YorS, md viii be asid
WtTHoHr RES SERVE FOR CASH,
je9h!17st WN. 4. 1UTIkEs = CO.. Auctry |
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CoxTDHSoE.-Thomas Stewart. ha,line frop,
Paul Grove, Jackson county, Wisconsin, was vic.
ttnized yesterday morning, on the corner Of JET.
feEfon and Lake streets, to the tune OF $500. TIN
money WIS borrowed on security OF q bocus
check. so
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We Repeat 1t-nrcnstcc, Halter {nuilcr the
sherman louse). has stock 80 extensive and 10
varied that I'll tastes can be gTatslcd. Tho latest
patterns Of the Broadway Hatters cAH b, foaud At
Drcwster'a. ieI1Lhoslet
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Metropolitan Hall to Rcnt.-Thls Hall
Ii 10 rent Tor III the purposes for which such als
t1e ordinarily. used. Terms moderate. Applies
ttons can be made at tho Office adjoining taa en-
trance to ths Hail, iefoeh3tN,tY
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To AL Who Use LIuuor
C1tl8e0s of the Western Statea,
" o L F ELS
eCulXDAN
ITO scHgArPs,

a n " Il a 4 u y u II n S.,
AS means Of neutrallzlrg the. doleterious pfop-
eEltes or nnIhalcaome wafer, ia absolute,y nysll.
ase ans y he !rasesr L wn 1nfaliby prevent the
aysents5 ana ia1auso dlsosdaia which attack
the Ohio. and othar Western and southern rivsra.
II Et31auittea in moderate degree, the digestive
erEauE, nnI t.us enables the stomach 10 roset Ito
Otherwise disturbing Influences Of the varieties OF
the universal fluid encountered on journey. Nor
i & thls ~; ihs different kinds and ,qualitios Of
A9aoE tall more or less tmpure) which every ono
VINO nses aEdent spirits, Is beverage or correct
IT, maEt nece.ssri!y meet with, are no less pani-
ctoEs than tle changes Of water and thcTefore
tee advantage Of haying always at hand li1uoF Of
Uniform strength and purity, cannot :aL 10 be a7-
nrectated By all who havc become hAbituatc. 10
ths moderate uta Of ttmulRnts while Travelling.
MEne IN eases Of dropty, gravot distinctions 81
1Ee kidneys, diseases Of the bladder, dvspepsia
apd fensral debility, It Is recommended most em.
HhHt!cs!ly by tEe usoet distinguished neuabeeo Of
s. !.
It's pat up Ia quart and pint hottla4 in cases OF
oao dozcn each. with tho name OF tho nnd ersisned
on tAc bottio and cofl;. and fae sime Of his sig
bic Druggists AID Groc<rs.
, 1864-06-11

CROWDED our.-Tho extraordinary pressure
upon our columns tbs morning has crowded ont
q fo11 report Of the Ladies Cenveacion. held At
Bryan Hall last evening, in the interest Of tbs
Dzeas Reform Movement. and several otae. I'm.
pcrtant reports and items of news. They viii
appear In our Sunday morning issue, "'
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A'o ve1y liberal donation Of flowers from the
tWner Of Tho green:houss On Cotsare Gru7e ave-
hae. N me rcsr Of Nit; Iyrlck's rcaidcnce. These
tetted the society the handsome sum Of ksy,
, 1864-06-11

DoAnp or surERvIsoRs.-The proceedings of
The Dosrd OF Supervisors will be found on the In,
side Of this paper
, 1864-06-11

SPECIAL RELIGIOUS SxEY1cpa.-Rey. N.. uau-
u:ond will preach every ersaiss Of ne1s vesk,
With tic exception Of to-s1ersow and Saturday
evc1'ibcs. st tie C1srk etreet NJ E. church. corner
Clark aud Warrington streets, at 4 betorc s
O'clock. Ho will also preach tomorrow Sunday
evening, st Bryan Hall at the Bsuo hour. All
clasEss Of Eersou<, and particularly young men.
arc cordially invited 10 attend these meetIuse.
SeatE are free 20 all.
The Onion morning prayer r1eatinz vii, con.
tinuc through the week At the Second Pte.bytcr-
O'Clock. ~
Pastors are reqrested to gro this notice from,
their pn1pity On the Sabbath.
This a1er1oen. at O'Clock, Mr. Hammond and
othe{s will atdrcsa uectiEC Of cliIdleu at he
Cisrk street II. E Church, 1n:tc1d ol Bryan UeN
- previoaely announced. ''
By okde1 bfthc Committee Of Arrangements.
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Door opcn 1t ~ O'Clock. Curtain r:ea At Bk 3'ck
EcALv Or fRYcfB:-Farquette. Is c.a: Dsess and
Family Circle. s. ets; Private Boxes, q. 20 8!ngle
, 1864-06-11

1ocnRTr.-A German, d bsr.teades at Neln,s
Ga1asss, on the western city limits, fell from the
frent platform Of Madison street car about L.
o'clock Oh Thutsday night, vhiIe in 4 ssats of,n.
tcxtcatIon. The wExs{ passed ever nnr ~ bia
feet, cuttiuE aud nansllrg It severely. u, Groea
book was immediately called and dressed tho
wounded limb, ~"s
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0IautgE- -auc1trE

WANTED-Agents to sell our:
sr sr s9s rho;csrsPs Aean. and .ssisua ethst poya
y E1teen dollar, PR day. e have 1ns a.eoeeaen:
et ta1i fEetce rApfa: Steel EngsnYines, de- S..ri
aVietk. Gsfn.ro ~
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20 Al Na.hrlIlo -.



- NASHVILLE, TEX, Dec. -, 1854
There was witnessed an exceedingly
interesting presentation last evening in
the Lecture Room Of Hospital l4--the
fortunate recipiept being my friend and
comrade in arms, Chaplain ". Alling-
ton Of the Gath Ohio Vol Infantry.
l have been with the Chaplain in the
camp, on the march, in battle IN the
defense and in the attack. for he ais
ways accompanied as regiment in the
'fght-neyer leaving till the close Of the
contest, and his living and wounded
comrades we're of the field. He was
ever found diIigent, kind and fearless;
man to be honored, a friend to be
trusted, christian to be loved
The presentation consisted Of a choice
selection OF Books, 3 valuable Silver
Watch and suitable appendices, mann
moth inkstand in ebony frame, gold
pen, &c
The donors were the patients, atten-
dsnts, officers and friends at the Hos
pitaL
His services in this hospital, am in
formed, have been laborious and sue
cessfui, especially for one suffering as
he has, and is, from injuries received
on the battle field, Of which ] was a
witness.
The Chaplain delivered very in,
structiEe lecture on Self Education"
last evening, and the lecture room was
crowded with the inmates of the hospi
Cal Dr. Joslin, venerable officer, pre-
sided Dir. Butt, chief buglef, delivered
the presentation address. Some sweet
music was discoursed by the Glee Club
conducted by Messrs. Parker, Young
and Baker. The whole was done in
good taste and the assembly dispersed,
conscious of having performed pleas
ant work to meritorous man.
have called At Hospital IA, several
times while .on duty in this city, and
have ever found it a model for cleanli-
ness, courtesy and contentment, while
all within appear to rival each other in
contributing to its efficiency and sue
cess F. n.
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Jmnortant Order from Cen. Dix.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF rHI
EAST, NV YORK, Dec. 14-General
Order No. 7. Information having been
received at these headquarters that the
rebel marauders who were guilty OF
murder and robbery at ST Adams have
been discharged from arrest, ai,d that
other enterprises are actually III prep
aration in Canada, the commanding
General deems it due to the people OF
the frontier towns to adopt the most
prompt and efficient measures for the
security of their lives and property.
All military commanders on the from
tier are therefore instructed, that in
case of further depredations and mur>
der being attempted, whether by ma
rauders or persons acting under com
missions from the rebel authorities al
Richmond, TO shoot down the perpe-
traitors, if possible, while in the com
mission of their crimes, or, if it be nee
essary, with view 10 their capture,
to.cross the border TO Canada.
Said commanders are hereby direc
ted 10 pursue them wherever they may
take refuge, and if captured they are
under no q cUmstances to be surren
dered, but ar to be sent TO these head
quarters for trial and punishment by
martial law.
The Major General commanding the
Department will not hesitate to exer-
Csc to the fullest extent the authoiit
he possesses under the rules of law.
recognized by ali civilized States, in re
gard 10 persons organizing hostile ex
Jeditiops within neutral territory, and
fleeing to If FOR an asyluni after commit
ting acts Of depreciation within our own
Such an exercise of authority having
become indispensable to protect our
cities and towns from incendiarism, and
our people from robbery and murder,
1t is earnestly hoped that the inhabit
ants of our frontier districts will alb
stain from all acts of retaliation on &C
count Of outrages committed by rebel
msrauders, and that the proper mea-
sures Of redress will be left to the &C
ton Of the public authorities.
By command of Maj. Gen. Dix
D. T. VAN BURES,
Capt. and a. A. O.
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Gen. BuckneF Attempts TO Cross the
River and Fails.


/ Correspondence Missouri Democmt.
RAN "AvExGER," RODNEY, MISS, J
December 3, 1864 :
The "Avenger,' having been on the
! lookout for the rebels for some time.
expecting them to cross over into Mis-
sissippi, made several dashes upon them
lately which have resulted in much
good
Captain Wright, having learned that
there was large body of reb, /, some
four miles above Rodney, took a run
uD there few days since Before
reaching the point where they were ex-
pected to cross, our quartermaster, from
his lookout, saw them in large numbers
about one mile back from the river,
and a few just ready to embark. Every
gun was brought TO bear upon them, and
soon few shells from our lOOpounder
were dropped among them, causing an
instant retreat to the woods in very
quick time. The vessel was soon made
fast to the bank, and seventy or eighty
sailors, armed with Spencer rides, I'M
der command of Captain Wright, made
a rush up the levee.
After a short search among the tall
weeds, aeight boxes of new Enfield ri
fes and large quantity of baled wool
we're found The rifles and wool were
soon put on board of the ram, and the
former now grace the ordnance depart
ment of the Mound City. : 1t was deem
ed prudent to confine all search on
shore to the immediate vicinity of the
vessel, as it was not known but that the
.'rebs" might have plot arranged for
grand capture of vessel, officers and
crew. Nothing more was done that
day.
Last Monday, after severe shelling.
another sortie was made on shore at
the same place, capturing all of the
rebel General Bdckner's baggage, con
ssting Of six heavily packed trunks;
also several prisoners, and a large guam
tity Of fac tobacco.
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In the Senate on the 18th inst. Mr..
Chandler offered the following pream-
bic and resolution
Whereas, recent raids have been or
canized in the CanadGs and Nova
Scotia. and men enlisted in said British
Provinces by men purporting to hold
commissions from the rebels, for muir
dering aad robbing psacealls citizen, ,
burning cities, plratically capturing
vessels, and numbering the crews, and
for & general system OF murder, arson,
robbery, and plumber, of pesceable and
uharmed citizens Of the United States
and Whereas, the people of the British
Provinces seem disposed 70 protect
these robbers, incendisries, pirates, and
murderers, not only in their individual
capacities, bat by the bubbles OF the
law; therefore,
Resohse3, That the Committee on
Military Affairs be directed TO inquire
into the expediency of existing an
army corps 10 watch and defend bur
territory bordering on the lakes and
the Canadian line from all hostile de-
monstrations and incursions.
Mr.. Johnson--I object % the Fesolu-
ton.
The President pro tem--The resolu-
ton will lie over, objections being made
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There are about ten thousand prison
ers con6ned in Camp Douglas Improve
ments have been made in itseenements
to render them more comfortable dur
ing the winter
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Heavy twilied red flannel shirts and
drawers At R H. Thompsons, 2s Cher
~, near Union street
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Gf1ce-COr. Cedar St & Public Square,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
CAPITAL ALL PAID IN
REMEMBER THE POORI


MFSSRS. HOWE K NORTON, PROPRIETORS
vi Of the Champion Circus, having generously
iea.fered benefit to the Relief COMMITTEES appoint
ed By the City Council the poor Of ashvilie,
the Commute have selected Friday Night,
: t c. 10Th. on which occasion viii be ole, cd
ooe OF the most attractive b is Of the seasOn. The
COMMIT are satisfied that the public will respond
with their usual libersty.
COMMITTEE:
Hon. JOIN HUGH SMITH, Mayor
Wsf. SHASE, recorder.
JoHN CHUHBLEY. City Marshal.
] 81. SEABURY, Supt Water Works.
L NJ. FREEMAN Chief Of Fire Department.
w y: WILKINSON, deputy Marshal.
A C. TUCKER,
J0HS F. INGALLS, %
JAs.e5fEELE, e"
Us. Ryan, - ."
20. p dc, Keeper Of Work House.
Vim. +. night, Street Ogerseer
John Pickett, Captain Night Watch.
Al erman Vim. Driver, Chm Relief Com.
f. NeEma,, Alderman.
Jos Smith,
Vim. Dix, Councilman.
AbTam Myers. :"
VIM. .. %heatham, Councilman.
NJ. r. Cocld
J. Z. Rust
Chss. : yers,
J.. D Wheeler, /"
7. J. Marlborough, "
j. ~ HnfOn,
Vim. Haley, &"
Tickets f,f sale al a ! the Hotels and principal
business houses Of the city. declG-2t
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Auction Sale.

THE POST COUNCIL or NDMISIsFRATIoS
1 vii sci e Auction, e Their Rooms IN Laion
Block, opposite MsxNeE Barracks. % sherry. uear
The Post Ufiee 90 saturday rex tie fIth ms as
loo'siecF. a. 81. the ELECTS q deeasssd solder
The - VII consist q blaakefs Ofereost<, bcots
Shirts. Sc By order q The
dseis-a r O. * AaIuiEistsaiioa.
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alew gdrertistmsats.
Dissolution Of Copartnershlp.

rTEE co-PAETSERsHIP HERETOFORE Ex-
i-ting between E. h. Lsuisand ". r. Corns-
lllls under the STYLE and frn Of X H. Lewis 4 Co..
il tfis day Dissolved b. mutual consent, W. r.
sl0Tneliu FfthdTnHing from the same. The bust
Bess VI Be conducted here tter, 81 the old stsnd,
BY Z. II. J evils, where he viii Be elad 70 sccomns
due their old cu-f0mers. HavinR good supply
Of Drugs and Medicines, be = prepared - I'll al
orders ~ liberal terms
Lee. lsf. 1854. p H LEWIS.
WR COREELIU9
ID wihdraN ng firm The above bus ness, J tske
pleaapre N recommending Dr. J esis ~ youpg
man worthy The confidence Of ali who may deal
" N him. sni | SIN "a isfed he u tryice 70 make
an honess living, and ons who understands his bu-
siness. T.R CORNELIUs.
= eeei6-n
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The finest assortment Of Dress Goods
in Nashville Al Cameron, erier a Coz
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Lost Horses & Equipments.
For Rent for 1866.

VNHE FINE SUIT OF ROOMS OVER THE
1 storer00n OF Henderson 4 Bro, No. 50 North
Cherry street These rooms are well ventilated
and is a msgnifc nt stand for fir class siOon
ALSll two rooms IN the rear of the above nice
rooms 'oT OH or sleeping a"aTtments.
AL-O the third story this can he thrown into
one large room thir y by sixty feet suatl, or Da-
gueuesn Gallery Or ru' lie room. Apply to
W. MATT. BROWN q co
deel0-Iw Alchemy street.
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GALLERY
or TIE
Cumberland.
CATALOGUE

OF PHOTOGRAPHIC CARTEs DE vIsITE or
disfinxulshei ofseers a Ne Fsdsrll sod Coz
fsaersta Army aad navy for sale, hhoicsa4e Ant
Retasi liberal di-e0unt made % deaisrb
Retail urce - cent, sens - any PAT ci -
eouusrv b. ma 4 90 ferei % ~ 40 order VA lla
800, Il .sHOKsE's GALLERY or TIE CUM
ZEALAND" - Cedar street N.snsila, Esnnss-
- a.. sor ale Gard PICTURES q proglrenf Aes
t-e.sas A. A.
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Important Notice.

MAYORS OFFICE, NASHVILLE,
DEczssKE gfH. lsa4.
A L. INDECENT REFUGEES AM Pus-R ~
~ the city Sh0 may Re desirpu@ q gong North
Nln b. f1rnish-d Nffh free transportation over thu
Louisville and Neshvlile Rairoa1 iunul IRE river
sesed for ste&uhoat nsyigatl01l ca nay recon-
nnendafion 70 s. B Brown. Captain and Assistant
Cllart<FTnaster. Committee q the CITY Counri
have been sppoirted - cal upon cltzens for the
collection 81 fuads f0r ne poor, acd esss they
al NE have 10 ether recourse thzn ape 20 ne
Military saiisofities for more s5ecta sscomplish.
"' sssio-ss join HUGH SHIFTS, M.yor
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Stop the Thief!

LIBERAL REWARD Will BE PAID FOR
~ the newer a. I'VE pictares N giif frsmes
stolen ron Gers tslisFy, ~ UniOa street
decf5-2t
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Tor Rent for the Year Is65.

DNs BRICK HOUSES CONTAINING THREE
~ Rooms, ki'cheu ard Store Room, siih sisiar,
located on n FFaaklin Pike. N the 1orrente
limits. For TarleGlAFs spply % p. J. kanfinsh. =
Inir n street deelt ~
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Waterproof cloaking cloth just re-
ceived Al Cameron, Grier & Cos
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REAsOEABLE PRICES
Note, Letter and esp Paper,
Ruf, White, Canary, Opeqas
sod 0ficiAl Envelopes.
Blank Books,
Suffers Drafts on
PsymEsters,
Memorandum
Disris. for 1894,
Paper Collars,
I0,e08 Portraits Of'GsrerEIs,
Pens and Holders,
Song Books,
Portfolios.
Backgammon and Chess Boards,
Pocket InkstAnds,
Pencils,
zinc Mirrors,
Dice A1d Caps.
Pipes,
Combs and Brushes,
Blscking and Brushes,
Buslsr's lax,
CArnirs Ink,
AucilsZss
Varsity Packages,
Pomade and Hair on,
Rasors and stroPs,
Emery Rsporg
Sun Oil,
Fancy Soaps,
School Books,
&c, kc., &e-
Those Whining 10 get good bargains would
DO well 10 give ~ q cal or send in their
orders.
In. RHODES 4 CO.,
- Union street.
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During the piece Mr.. Dewitt Nay has kindly vol
Gnteered 70 sing With Carns y git the duett a6en-
ilR Silrhs fha. Itsals1a -
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-06-02

A CANNON BAL-"When we came to s halt there seemed to be a Hull in the struggle and no enemy was anywhere visible, nor vas firing heard from any direction. The Infantry
 though within range of small arms from the town, were concealed by the bushes and the enemy were scarcely aware of their presence. but. when our company came galloping up the soad, in full view, their attention was arrested. and we had scarcely checked our animals and exchanged few words with the foot soldiers, wheB column of smoke shot up from the wall m front: Nov look out cried some one. I booked, but saw nothing to follow, and tur- ned my attsntion elsewhere, when I heard a hlsslng noise as of something rushing past, and st the same time turf is thrown in the air, the horses start aside in alright, and outcries of pain and tsrror assail the ear. After q con iused moment saw that the ball had struck m the line of infantry Q few feet to our right.
 One man, the drummer of his party was run.
 ming about in the futterinp crowd with h;s
 hand hanging by shred, crying : Cut 1t off :! cut it of D-n your souls, why don't some m % St you cut it ar Ahother lay struggling on the ground with the deshy part ofkis thigh torn abruptly oa, calling on some one for Gods sske to take him away from there. But the oismaisst sight was bloody shape, with face to the ground. clutching the grass with aimless sagerness, and shiveriug silently with an invis. iole wound. Twisting convulsively, it rolled Gown iato the road under the horses feet, and sners this human form. which some cali god. hke, writhed and Aoundered like severed worm. and disguised itself in blood and dust. -Samaes Absolom in hhe Atlantic Monthly.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-06-02

A Ta Court of Probate holden at Plymouth A within and for the District of Plymouth on the l6th day of May, A. D. 1864.
 Present-Ammi Giddings, Esq Judge.
 This Court doth direct the Administrator on the Estate of HENRY ScovIlL, late of Plym. outh In said district. deceased, represented to be insolvsnt. to give notice to all persons in terested in the estate of said deceased, to ap. pear. (if they see cause,) before the Court oi Probate to be holden at the Probate Office in said district, on the 18th day of May, 1864, at one o'clock, P. M., to be heard relative to the appointment of Commissioners on said estate, by posting said order of notice on public sign post in said town of Plymouth, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt. and by advertising the same in newspaper pub lished in Litchfeld.
 Certified from Record,
 6ts AMMI GiDDINGs, Judge.