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COMMENCEMENT AT ROCKLAsD FBMALB In.

COMMENCEMENT AT ROCKLASD FEMALE In
spTuTE.-wcdnosday was gala day at Nysck. tina
Commencement, OF the Rockand Female Institute draw.
ing crowd Of residents and strangers-a customary
annual and brilliant occasion memorable in the region
roundabout After the steamboats, and cars had landed
their vistors-pgrims from the city, enjoying days
breath m the country well a. Literary treatths
stream of pedestrians and carrage-rders added now
pcturesqueness TO picturesque village. The audience
wss crowded and brilliant. the music admirable, and
tho graduating exercises spirited and successful Tbs
programme divided the day into q morning and an
evening meeting. In the morning the grsdasting
class consisting Of young ladies' tsstcfuy dressed
in white delivered their essays. many OF which wero
remarkable for excellence Of thought and skill OF en
preston. The saluatory was BY Miss Josephine Leon
ard Of Rockland Lake; subject Life no. Years but
Action" Miss Susie H. McGraw of New.York City
followed, on "The Spirit Of the Nineteenth Century
Miss Annie j. Benneson Of Quincy. Ill: " Round tho
World at Sunset" Miss Alice A. Benneson: "Sicni
Lives" Miss Alice G.. Price. Elizabeth. n. j.; Act
ing" Miss Kate A. Nichols: +" Hawthorne and Thack
cray" The yaledictory. appropriate and touching.
was By Miss Cassie Leonard Of Rockland Lake.
In the presentation Of the diplomas the Rev. L. ID.
Mansfield Senior Principal made a ht and touching
address to the young ladies. drawing the tears from
many eyes The Farewell Hymn Of the graduates
words BY Miss Louisa b. Hendricksen and music
by Prof Van 0eckelen tho closing exercise OF tho
morning Ia the evening delightful programme.
chiefly Of exercises Of the Musical Department under
the direction of Prof. Van Oeckeien and Miss Brins
maid. held together dense audience till late hoar.
Several extracts from literary paper edited by the
young ladies OF tho Institute read by Misses N
ME L. weslbrook and Nellie Price. the addresses.
Committee. consisting of the Hon. Hugh Maxwell. the
Hon A. b. COnger Mrs. II. G. Prall, and the Rev j.
Corey. appointed to award the prizes for the best En-
glish compositions decided in favor OF Miss ketc A.
Nichols for the first prize and Of Miss Anna j. Ben
nesou tho second These prizes were presented ny
Prof C. F. Mansfield in very happy speech, which
will not soon be forgotten by those who heard the er'
client advice OF the Professor TO his pupils After the
bcnediction by the Rev Joseph Corey Of Nysck, the
pupils and their friends had delightful social hour Tor
final salutations and farewells. On the whole, tho
was one of the most brilliant ever held
At this institution.
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also to Major Hay. who was present az tne ohIy
VERY brief interview we ever had with Prot. H.
and heard every word that Was uttered.
Whoever asserts or intimates that Horace
Greeley ever discussed the conditions on when
Pence should or might be made with any enemy
of orr Government, or proposed or counte'
nopcqd INV negotiation for Peace b. unauthor.
led persons, is in the same boat with the 10
ronto fabricator.
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RECRUITING AT THR BATTRRY.-Mr. Kuster.

recruiting agent for the County Volunteer COMMITTEES
has been installed as the Superintendent of the new
headquarters Of the Committee on the Battery and has
already entered upon his duties with an active encrgy
which the business requires. Although the enstments
are few as yet they daily increasing and give fair
signs when the new depot becomes sufficiently known.
TO rival the old headquarters in the Park Every pro-
caution is taken for tho safety Of enlisted men especial
~ ;mmirr.nt, who are likely to be robbed OF their
bounty by sharpers.
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Tie Herald has the following in Toronto

letter:
II cannot close this communication without inform
ing you OF fact for which can vouch, and which
elbows the character OF Mr. Gree!eys loyalty He 90
ssred NJ. Ho'eo~Ss iAss 10 far as pos Sore0rsd h
sss1 hsse 10 objection TO tAs recognition Of Southern in
dsssrderee ~ociled icy posd sdopt sssea cf Sredssl
ewe~cspoton This was certainly siying himself heart
and soul with our English enemies aud shows oonclu-
sively that his loyalty has higher object than the
propagation Of al is which helped much to plunge
our common country into revolution"
The above is lie, out of whole cloth.
There was never shadow of foundation for it.
If there be any one with whom Our word is not
CONCLUSIVE, we refer him to Pref HOlcombe. as
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Nttppprk DAILY Gribstats
FRIDAY. JULY %. 1864
The Tribune.

All the materials used in the publication OF
have largely advanced in price within the last few
months The wlite paper On winch we print iaA JAIL
TRIBUNE costs than we receive from the sale oil Vie
printed sheet every additional demand for the paper is so
much added os We therefore compelled advance the
price Of this paper which FROM and amer Thursday July H.
viii be for single copy cxsrs where delivered IN inc
city BY carriers "a CEsrsA WEEK The ms Suo''f0'i'
TO the Daily viii be charged SO per Annum BY reference
to DER Terms" II will be noticed that we MAKE no
on the regular subscription prices Of the Semi
Weekly but for the present must suspend all '"0
sud adhere strictly to regular yearly 'nO'cp'"
An extra copy Of the paper will be sent to parties
subscribers and making reniitsneo' as heretofore "''
t,noe. made before t notice reaches the parties W." oefe
.;r.a ,,d an, order. executed at old rates
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tn. Boston Post has somewhat prstentous

communication in fav0r OF Peace, which asks:
"Why cannot o Convention Of the People Of both
ssctIors be called Immediately, TO determine whether
some plan Of adjustment can DO agreed upon Ny
word for H. responsible representation would up
pear from the states in rebellion. We forget, some
times that the people Of the South amount 10 some
thing as well as Official rebes."
The writer should. in common fairness,
have recognized the facts. that tho Republicans
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TERMS.
DAILY TRIBUNE.
To CorrcspoudCuis.

IA oo.ioe can be taken OF Anonymous tommunra'ions
Whatever 10 intended for insertion must he suihe
by the nsms aud address Of the witenot necessarily oi
qualification but a guaranty for M. good :Si's ,,c
All business ettss for this Office should DC addesseato
TRIsusE" NswYork IT..
We cannot undertake to return rejected 'onnui1a'"
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Rvv. JOHN. MAarNss. death Of the

REv. JOHH MAdIssIs.-Ihs deasn OIL sno
Rev John Msgihns Of San Francisco. and formerly OF
this city is announced The deceased was native OF
Ireland and So years Of age. He was ordained prizes.
by the late Bishop England Of Charleston s. T.. ana
ofaoia.od ut ST. Jemcs's Catholic Church, Now iofs.
until ls4l and aerward until ls5o when he remover
70 California, at st. Andrews On arriving dn.
MIA be became pastor Of ST. patrcks Chu,c" =. ~
property Is eft to the Branch Orphan Asylum ~ noun
st. Fncents where handsome chapel 81 when nc IsJ
o flcisted up 10 within few weeks Of ms ueesn. -
been built The funeral u the deceased clergyma
attended BY vast number OF persons TO whom no aaa
endearcd himself Cd.
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THs REV. WV. HRNlY HALPIEI- b. a.
Ia. of Yoush Ireland, has been appointed ClAsS'os.
Profess or Of tho Huron University London u "" ~"
nov In this city On route 10 his future residences n'
H. has had much celebrity In Ireland a. one OF INC
classical scholars sent forth By Trinity College Duona'
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A DAILY MoRMoS PAPER.-we nave TO.
oevsd copies Of daily paper just started "a oIesi
Salt Lake City called The Telegraph us ".ae w.
folio devoted to nova aud the Church and oo00 VI
T IL III Stouhouso
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A Proclamation b. The Rebel General
Breckenridge.
HrLDouLRTERs. Dec. 10. IS64

AEA4sL ABlLhst Lee. ~ 4CJL.
Protection having been guaranteed
to all citizens Of East Tennessee who,
having entered the Federal service,
shall, in good faith, return home and
enter upon their pursuits as peaceable
citizens, this privilege is hereby ex-
tended to all who, not having belonged
to the Confederate srmy, have gone
within the lines Of the enemy to avoid
service or for other reasons. Such as
are above OF below the military age
shall not be required to perform mill
sry duty, and all shall be free from
punishment except such as have been
guilty of murder or other high crimes
All citizens and soldiers are requested
and eDjoined TO receive with kindness
those who avail themselves Of this or
der. and to cultivate such a spirit as
will put an end to the internal strife
and domestic warfare which have SO
long desolsted this portion Of the state
JNO. C. BREcEIERIDCE, MAJ. Gen.
If Breckenridge expects to move the
gallant Unionists of East Tennessee, by
such means, he is mistaken. They are
made Of sterner stuff Nor will he
coax back any rebel sympathizer who
has fed to avoid the service. We know
that class Of men too we'll We see
hudreds of such men on our streets
daily; and when Hood was approaching
this place, they all wanted to get out
as rapidly as possible-to the North
Had he appealed to them to act the
spy, or to do any such mean thing, they
would have responded
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EngIlsk IgnOranee About Amerlca.

In hiE great speech at Rochdale, on
the 23d Of November, Mr. Golden made
the following remarks touching the
ignorance Of the English relative to the
geography, &c, Of this country:
Now, l say, that if the geographical
features Of the country had been looked
at by the ruling classes and those who
write in the newspapers they would
not have arrived at a conviction of the
SUCCESS of the Southern side. There
Is newspaper published in London
read by everybody but have marveled
at the ignorance which it has BETRAYED
Of the geographical features of this
territory. In one article recently there
was river of $50 miles of internal
navigation, 10 which the largest river
IN this country is a mere rivulet and it
was made to turn up hill any number
of miles into another country, and
these two rivers cemented were made
10 fall into a third river into which
neither really pours a drop of water
Hear, hear Now, there is real
uanger In the ignorance of what, for
want Of better term, ! may call the
ruling classes of this country-there is
a real danger from their total ignorance
of everything relating. to America, and
you may get into difficulties from this
ignorance, which may cost much ma
tiOnal dishonor to escape from. TCheers.
If | were a rich man / would endow "A
professors chair at0xford or CAMBRIDGE
10 instruct the undergraduates of those
Universities in American history. ]
would undertake to say, and l speak
adyisedly, that will take any under
graduate now at Oxford or Cambridge,
and ! will bring him to a map of the
United States, and ask him to put his
finger on Chicago, and 1 will undertake
to say that he does not so within 1000
miles of it. Yet, Chicago is a place
Of 10000 inhabitants, from which one
or two millions of people in our own
country are annually fed. These young
gentlemen know all about the geograe
ply of ancient Greece and Egypt Now,
] know shall be pelted with Greek and
Latin quotations for what l am going to
say When / was at Athens I sailed
out one summer morning 10 seek the
famou river Ilissus, and after walking
some hundred yards or so up what ap>
peared to be the bed of a mountain
torrent l came upon a number OF
Athenian laundresses, and Efound they
had damned up this famous classical
river, and were using every drop Of its
water for their own sanitary purposes
Why, then, should not these young gem
tlemen who know all about the geogra-
ply of the lissus know also something
about the geography of the Mississippi
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- DIR. KING, formerly Of New York, i0E
sz@-s-zs LAST four years Of Louisville, KY, who
hes devoted his attention 70 the treatment Of PR
Yste diseases for 80 years. hstters himself having
attended 70 practice for so many years, and cured
so many thousands he is enabled 70 cure all diseases
OF priyate nature, no matter how bad they may De
rom mjudicOus medical treatment or from neglect
Of their own. Dr.. Kings DispensaTy 10 No q
DesdeTick street, between Cherry and the Square
second story, where no cures all diseases Of pm
yste nature.
GonorrhOsa cured without nsuseous medicines OF
interference with business.
Structures Of old or recent dGts effectuGlly cured
IN q iew days, by an operation which causes no
pain Where structure exists health cannot he
enjoyed. Perhaps no disease causes moro mischief
and undermines the health so much.
Syphilis, with all the diseases Of the skin, grow.
ng out Of neglect or bad treatment can be efectu-
silly cmed in a few days.
SEMINAL WEAKNEss.-PeTtcUlar attention having
been given 70 this disease and all the consequences
growing out Of Il, brought on IN many cases by the
desJTIcETe habts Of lncOEsiderEte youth, and eX-
ce83ive indulgence OF the passions, q neglect q
winch will undermine the constitution, rendering
tce sCbect unfit for business or society, and csus-
ing premature old age.
Females who may be lsbonng with shy difficulty
o. the WOEcb nsy rest assured Of immediate re-
Hd.
Persons residing sbrosd, By wiring and stating
their csse, win fee enclosed, direct 70 Dr.. King
No. - Deaderek street. Nashville, TCu1., VIII hsVe
toe necesFsrv medicines sent u their address.
Oehce Louis fro n O'Clock ID she morning until
TIE evs ring. AurT-5EEIV
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Sealed Proposals.

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUANTEBMAsTER,
NASHVILLE, TEss., Dec. lft O.
am authorized o purcha e Tor use 81 Govern
mon. Twelve lIz) Dozen rp,t Bottomed Chairs
-.I.i proposals fJr furnishing same vii BE- r-cev
81 IA this tlflce lu5 Cherry sueel uu d Sat1rdayi
=. gft-. 1854 AZ I2M Chairs must be- vel
-as-5rcd y ood sod well made, and delivered 81
government Ware Rooms, 10 9, 5ou.h Markell
..t..af cn s5r before January lst, lssj. Pr0posal
- & eta.e i9Ee-t pIlce per doEae a. ch TIE ChalIi
ID. Il is, furnished and ss!8ressed %
~. A. WAINWRIGHT,
IA, order 81 Capt sad asst. q eMr.
f,fiz Gen. T. J.. DoN1Iusos, Chf Q NJ, b o. C.
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Nashville, tennessee,
Phinehas Garrett,

Former Register Of Davidson county gives spe-
csl attention 10 the examination Of Titles 10 Proper
ties writing Deeds Of Conveyance, Lease, and other
Legal documents.
We deem Il unnecessary. in this community 70
say tnst.Mr. Garrett is the bes examiner Of niles
and writer o. leeds ia Tennessee. For twenty
years he wa fixture SO our Courthouse twelve
Of who he served as Register Of the county, by
election az the hands Of the people his careful,
faithfal and ex act manner Of doing business IS
well known, and we cheer ID y re 'Ommend hi p 70
al those who may have any thing IN ms Inc %
transact. w. * ~
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Grants Force South or the Appomat-
fox River
From the r ehmond ssnaneI, Dec DC.

''''-I|IT ~ 10
The Petersburg Express sa,s-The
enemy has a very large force south Of
the AppomattoX, now amounting to
nearly four corps, independent Of his
cavalry but the roads are too bad TO
use It The Sixth and Ninth corps are
at the front, AMI the Second and Fifth
corps in reserve The latter corps com
prises the troops who took the recent
tramp to Beilheld, aud since their re-
arrival IN camp are fit only 10 be held
As reserves.
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GENERALS-A catalogue Of Generals
photographs for sale at the Gallery of
the Cumberland, to be found in another
column, 70 which extensive list has late
ly been added splendid pictures of Ma
Tor Generals Thomas and Sheridan
Which may be procured at the Gallery
or by mail Price 25cts.
noV.l5-f
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES,

FROM eight % tzsntJ years standing, with nance
known ~ science sud srue.
For medical properties Of Buchu, see D.sPenza-
tory " me Unissd states.
Sc Professor Devices valuable works on the
Practice 0f Physic.
See remarks made b. the Late ce.eorasod Dr..
Physick, Philadelphia
See remarks made BY d.. EphraIm Mcdowell, q
celebrated Physician, and member u tho kOysi
College o. Surgeons, IRELAND and punuHne1 in he
Transactions d tbs King AMI ilGeen r Jourual-
see Msdco-C hIrLrgicsl Review. pu1lale+ b.
Ben amin Travers, Feli0F Of lbs ROyri College q
Surgeons.
See most Of the late standard works On medicine.
Extract Bucnu,-.---8llD per bottle, or "a l0r 500
#" EarsapariIla. 100 so
" half a dozen ~ each Tor SIC, which Will b.
sufhceut 70 cure the usost 0hsGnals cases. b dirsc
tons arr adhered ~.
Delivered 10 any address. securely packod from
observation.
ss-Ile--The sympt3ns in an couinluulczHoas.
Cures guaranteo.i- Atucs lZrEts.
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ny books will shOa thai fo- the pat hFe months
nv i-aetee has incras3ed hundred per cent over
ths last year. Until t Is not r. - surpassed oy any
10 the Ststs. WITH ny gsasEs Pr''ctos N TIE eifJ'
Chronic Gases
with satisfaction: Rhsunfassna. Afechons 'of the
Lungs; Diseases q the Throaf, 5Welled Joints,
Bdf Lfmhs Ple1risy, Palma 3icera5 Cancer, Gravel,
Diseases q the Heart end LIVER, Inflammation Of
the 5tounhrh, Esruziga, King's ETii o. scro.uia,
tens, Dyspepsis o. Indgalaios ansl Consunlpaon--
fJgstasr WITH az PiTste Dissase-, and Diseaeea a
We Urinary OrEE1s-
70 the Ladies.
An AHeshons q TIE Wozl0 treated win success.
Tn0ae Mzrued Ladses who hare beer 20 un-orla-
70 TIER nh time Z found preEaaEt, by giving ne
sieFiilty.
Touag NAMED IAaias Ehess Misfortune e has
been nos 70 braE forth N que ssas9h, teuaelnt'sE
God has said yOu should mulupiT and rsplenah. u
tais q your desire you can coua1it rle either y
I.ttsr or Ia psrsor. No lady OvaE thr-y-lTe years
o. axe uesd make sDplcat0u. AZ eor1r1 1zcaions
o. latlsr o. persoa strictly conasenilal-
Night Emissions Cared.
Youna Mar, stop beiore you further 20. o. al
Ssszsaz subject n Man, there j. no disease 80 EnTd
b curs a. Night Emission AID phyaieisns are
s.szrsa lhat understahd treating and 10 you cHa
say thai have cr1er dozens IA tnis cty, Hell ~
ID different States, who have spent doliaa aer doi-
lar, and are nor vel cured b. me 1 am daily r.
csiTng letters sad scnding meieine 70 al parts 81
taa countFy. 10 word, al that are dlseased IN
alY way, and vi QFa me call VII eve sails
fsed0n for AL 81 te diseases rleuiioaed n ms -.
ysrtseznens- The 0oat Of references given IN this
IaIestsra directed 70
DIR. MoaILL,
Ualon street. Nashville, fenn.'
Ja1 sil msst Win pEonapi atisatoa.
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The London correspondent of the n

The London correspondent of the n
Y. Tribune, in late letter, says
The Southern independence AssO
citation in Pell-Mell wisely closed its
doors on Monday when the result Of the
Presidential election was known, nor
has it opened them sincel The over.
whelning majority for Lincoln fell, like
a bomb-shell, on the Secesh and their
English friends alike. They are
oslleerce now and hard to come at. -
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rAIEEGASHss OF Thah. ~ sa.Hz-
: , V0U1, SEMINAL, URINARY AND SEXUAL
sY-TI sl5-neN add relisile treatnnent--ia Reports
IN ne HOWAkD ASSOCIATION By msi ID
= led lettsT envelopes, free q charge. Address,
JREnLTN HOUGHTON, HoVsrsi Accession,
No. 8. South Ninth-strest, Phlla ielphia, -.
Al lf-lF
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CUrLERT, CUrLERY-A fine assort-
ment, for sale By G. w Fall d Co,
Hardware Dealers, 81 Public Square.
noY27tf
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Heavy twilled red flannel shirts and
drawers at R. Il Thompson's, % Cher
~, near Union street
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s. E. SMITH,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT

Is prepared 20 take Fire and Marine risks in the
best OFFICES OF the country. He il the authorized
Agent for the d1tna Of Hartford, the Manhattan,
p6rniz snd Security Of New York, represent
ing ~ millions of Capita War risks 70 or from
Nashville taken, AZ well az every species Of lnsu-
suTanc-.
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WlsuyoToy, Dec. l6, 1864

The following important rebel docu
ments have now, for the first time, been
made public, having been received at
the Navy Department in the safe Of
the Wachusett
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AFFIDAVIT.

stPersona.iy appeared before me az AIdfrnan %
see eity e.. ftial.is rl, h. T. h-lmnelt. Who. D.
90 day sHarn, 18th saT, his proportions contain
% ltrfoLe no mercury, Or otler ln urlou4 drugs
b1t srr ptveY vvgsislle. il. r. HELME0LD.
ssgra aad Subscribed boiofe me-, ih-s I'd day
hoEemref, lssl. va. u. HLBBARD.
Ai1oru.an, vln-stresl, s15Fa Rae, Fh.as
Address iosteFa iar nt1rrnaii0n In ccuddenEe,
n. q. hALMBOLb Chemist.
Depot ia houth leuih-straai,
Below Chestnut, Fhaielphla.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFRITs.
AID UEPRINCfPLED DEALERa
Wno endeaFoT 70 dispose "UF THEIE OWN Al
'-otner" Articles on ne rsputltiqu attained By
Haimbolas 6eauine Preparaa0ns
Ezlraet Buchu.
Earaaps rlllt
Improved Rose Wash
Sold By an Druggists everywhere.
ASA FOR HELAbOLDS-TdEE 40 OTHap
Ont out tha -fVerfiaauneuf and sasd ~ Ia - NJ
AYOJn TnroSJalos AND kxFoS8RE.i
Tus n-iy
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JOhnsOnvilIe.
WYE ARE NOV OFFERING FOR SALE. over
w $50 Building IOts, IN ne
CITY of Johnsonville,

A published plan d which can BE- seen a. our Office.
aud at the principal Hotels and other pubiic place,
10 shis city bsiag eliuby located on the East
hank Of the Tennessee nVer, $50 miles from iis
mouth, and AZ the sermiaUs n the Nashville and
Northwestern Rcllro d. distance d " mIiez from
that City; surrounded, a. &c b., DJ rch ADD pro-
ductve country Al bling IN almost constant riFer
communicable With many q the most important
commercial cities 81 the North and Southwest,
must, 81 distant day, become acty q vaai Dusl-
nes- importance. Such 40 opportunity for SAFE
and prcftab e investment, j. bat aeld ~ offered
We are he cole agents for The aaa o. lots, and arc
fully authorized and empowered = giant ules g
purchaser.
Apply 10 ". MATT. BROWN 4 CO. Agts.
royz5--u Al Cherry stresis
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Ouartermaster's Vouchers.

MELON & MURFREE are prepared to pur-
chase Quartermaster's Vouchers at reasonable
rates.
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Loans, Bonds and Stocks.

loans negotiated ct this Office State, County
and B..road Bonds; Bank, Bridge, and Railroad
stocks sold az per order from customers.