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GA II a R R HI!
DR.. R. G00DALE'S
CATARRH REMEDY,
AzD NODE OF TREATMENT s
line Acme of Perfection!
1t Cures Hay, Rose, and Periodic Catsrrh
1t Cures Catarrh i'm all its types and stages
1t Cures Catarrh and ayerts consumptioD
No Violent Swinging of the Head
THE SENSE OF TASTE AND SMELL
RESTORED.

TOR centuries Catarrh has defed the skill of ply
II sicIans and surgeons. No medical work con-
tains prescription that will eradicate it. Nothil
save DR.. Goodale's Remedy will break it up, radi-
cally destroying the principle of the disease and
precuding the possibility OF relapse.
No form of Catarrh can Withstand its searching
power and NO mode of treatment ever Afforded such
Immediate relief or ge such universal satisfaction
penetrates TO the very seat of this terrible dis
ease and extermnates it. root and branch, forever.
From the Commercial Advertiser, New York;
Hoy, Rose, and Periodic Catarrh.-Dr. z. Good
ales Cstarrh Remedy, and mode of treatment, not
only affords the greatest relief in every variety of
Catarrh but it extingnishes the disease forever In
all its types and stages Every speaks well of It,
[From John L. Beebee, New London, Ct.l
Msssrs. orton Co.
Gentlemen-The bottle Of Goodale's Catarrh Rem
edy you sent me has cured of the Catarrh Of ten
years standing. gave few doses of 1t to three of
my neighbors, and they say 1t has cured them ]
have now half bottle left and would not take a
thousand dollars for it If could not procure more
DR. Goodale has surely discovered the true cause
Catarrh, and an unfailing remedy to cure It.
Yours truly, JOHN L. BRRBR.
New London, Conn, June ., 1868.
Price 81 Send stamp for DR.. B. Goedale's New
Pamphlet on Catarrh-its perfect mode of treatment
DR.. <. GOODALE's ofce and Depot. rs Blocker
street, one door west Of Broadway. New York.
NORTON Co., Sole Agents. II. II. HAY, Agent
for Portland.
June 2. 1858 june a-dIy
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Notice.

TvREDERICK N DOW has been admitted AZ \
IL partner to the nrm Of ]. DOW q SON.
NOV 10 1S5a novlT 2awaw
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A SITUATION Is Beok-keepor In q wholesale
"A establishment, or IS Copyist. Best of refer.
ence given. Address "H. T. D." Press Office. II
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Pound.
.amfRGI

NEAR Plumb street, three Gold Watches. For
y further information inquire at this office.
nov24dtf 5s;ae'
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MInnLEAGEp MEN.

There are many men at the age Of thirty who are
troubled with too frequent eyacuations from the
bladder often accompanied BY slight smarting or
burning sensation, and weakening the system In
manner the patient cannot account for. ON exam,n-
Ing urinary deposits ropy sediment will often be
found, and sometimes small particles Of semen or
abumen viii appear; or the color will be ofa thin
nj kish hue, again changing to q dark and turbid
DILIGENTLY, ignorant Of the cause. which Ia the
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Correspondence Of the N. Y. Evening Post.
A Raft in Mid-ocean.
81. B. STE. SwoRpr

- ~ 0I3s OWOhOH AoA@1
Inside Sandy Hook, Nov. IL, 1854.
This vessel cast anchor here two hours since'
after passage of twenty-five days from Inc
Cape OF Good Hope. On Friday morning, losn
inst, lat. IS deg. N. lon. So deg W., the look
out on the fore top deserted q strange looking
object on the lee bow, which on nearing, prov
ed to be raft, with number OF people on IL.
So singular circumstance threw the snip
into great excitement. Inc captain ordered
4 boat launched Immediately, supposing the
neonle to have escaped from foundered YES
sci. and of course desired to be picked up. By
this time we were within hailing distance, and
the steamer was nearly stationary. A jury
mast was rugged on the raft, and they cheered
Justify. Our captain never swears in English,
but is addicted TO sort Of Persian oath.
"By the great OK" he cried loudly, "what
does this mean?"
There were about twenty-five men on the
raft, and they were in very jolly humor.-
Seeing the boat lowered one ofthe party shout
ed send US some whi'key. We don't want to
be picked up.V
The captain could not stand that. "Where
are you going, and where are you from? 2" he
shouted.
.sNone Of your business; send US some whis-
key, and we'll send you dispatch to take into
port"
The raft was now close under the lee OF the
ship and a rope was thrown out TO it which
they held on to while barrel of whiskey was
slung or
AS soon as they got 1t safe, they let 90 the
rope to which they had tied their dispatch.
On opening it there appeared list Of passen-
gers, which the clerk read aloud.
The first name on the list was James Guth-
RE.
by thunder, cried the captain, "that is the
Chicago Platformp
A cheer and yell went up from the raft as
the sail was spread again to the breeze.
The clerk went on reading the names. The
list was as follows:
James Guthrie, George II. Pendleton, Ho-
ratio Seymour, Fernando Wood, @. L. Vallan-
digham, s. S. Cox. and nineteen others.
When last seen, the raft was making south
east apparently on bee line for the coast of
Africa. Respectfully,
BULLJACK.
We find the following partial confirmation
of our correspondents report Ia the Leader of
this morning under the head Of important
Marine News"
Leader Special Dispatch.
"Point Lookout, Nov IL The wreck Of the
Chicago Platform which fouIdered during
the heavy gale of Tuesday last, has broken up.
Captain Mcclellan dashed himself to the first
plank, labelled Union and has foated safely
into Tammany Hall.
1t Is feared the First Mate Pendleton is lost
The crew seem to have deserted the wreck
and are making for the nearest port, where
they will ship on board the staunch old ship
'Jacksonian Democracy The steamer New
York City picked up many of them.
A portion OF the wreck is drifting towards
Ohio, and when last seen Vallandigham was
upon it waving copy of the Philadelphia Age
as a signal Of distress. There is no hope OF
saving him.
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HALF Of genteel, modern built house in the
IL upper part Of the city, Win be let to q small
family who can give good references. For art,c.
ulars epply BY real name to Box No IL, Portland p.
o. ~ ~ d 4 $3.50 80 :
Portland, Nov. 4, 1854. eodtf
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A Card.

HAVIEG this day sold our interest and relil-
Ii pushed our trade to Messrs. ~
CROCKETT IL NEvENS,
We would tender our grateful thanks to our former
patrons, and cheerfuly recommend them to continue
their patronage ut the old stand.
Oct. !, 1854. DRAKE q DAVIS.
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD

MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
EHzHE# Trains leave Portland, Grand Trunk
Station, for Lewiston and Auburn, ct
z "A M II. 1850 ee
For Bangor and intermediate stations at lbs p. M
RETURNING-Leave Lewiston at 20 A. M and
arrive In PORTLAND at 500 A. IA. Leave Bangor a.
7.S0 A. N and arrive in Portland at 2.15 p. M.
Both these trains connect at Portland with trains for
Boston. e
Freight train leaves Portland at A. M, and re
turning is due in Portland at p NJ
Stages connect with trains at principal stations,
daily for most OF the towns North and East Of this
line.
c. M. MORSE, Supt.
Waterville, November, 1858. decl4
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Marshal's Sale.

ICY VIRTUE OF TWO WRTTS VEN. EG. TO
ID ne DIR. cted, from the Circuit Court OF the
Uu.iad sta ~ for the Middle District Of Tennessee,
a. bees April term, 1884, viii expose TO public sale
& the HIGHEST bidder, for cash. Al tie Court House
oor Ia me city 81 Nashville and district aforesaid
commencing al 10 o'clock, a. m, on THURSDAY,
he Dist day Of July, 1884, all the right, tile, claim,
interest and estlsc, which james A. Moore has Ia
and TO ihe following described property, viz:
Two Town lots, with all the Improvements there
on, situated m the town Of Columbia, Tennessee,
and known IN the plan OF SAID Town as Lots Nos.
a. and us, and bounded a. follows: on the Mouth
hy William Browns stable lot, on the east by
John, the larbers, lot on the south by X becS q
DoWl lot. and on the west by James Watkins lot
being levied 10 satisfy judgments rendered 10y the
Circuit Court of the United states Tor said district,
20 its October term. 1868, N laNor of W d. Naples
and Atwood. While q Co., vs.. J. ". WItherspOon
snd j. A. Moore.
Z. r. GLASCOCK,
Iune list ". 5 NJ NJ D. L.
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Snflers and Merchants.

Your attention is called 10 our lar ye stock
Of Goods; consisting in part Of Boots Shoes,
Caters, Oxford Ties ETC., nearly all styles
and qualities Hats and Caps, all kinds and
eolors, for military and civil use-styles
consisting in part ofGen. Grant Hats, Gen.
Burnside Hats Gen. Gilmore Hats, Regula-
ton Hats ETC., Hat Cords, all colors and
kinds; Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, I'M
brellas, Whips and Whip Thongs, Hosiery,
Shoe Findings, Cigars, Tobacco, Teas, Can
ned Fruits, sardines, Cove Oysters, Soaps,
Candles, Soda, pepper, Spices, Backing
Brushes, etc, all ofwhich will be sold low
by the case or dozen.
june 9-3m B. r. Cutter & GLEAyEs,
Corner of College and Broad streets.
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Mar shal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF WRIT VEN EX. TO NE
~ directed, from the Circuit Coust CO the Unit.d
i.tfs iur the Middle District Of tennessee AZ its
apr term, 1884, levied upon a levy heretofore
mas b. mr, By NIrt0e OF q r. 81. 70 mt directed
rom s.4d ClUr., az .ts October term, lJC3, issued
upon Judgement Obtained "a said Court. on she
l3.h day o. Nay, ltG. ~ the case % Logan buntOa
v-. Joseph ". ruqua, Tor the sum OF i've N a. and
three hundred apu hity-dye Gh,s 100 dollars ccbt,
sud 50 sis.lO d8Blsges, and the further sum of
SIS. "a costs, I " d eNPo.e 20 publlc sale 10 the
CHEST bduer, FOR casa, 20 the CO-rt House do0~,
nlle city Of Nashville, AID District Aforesaid
Commencing 90 10 ocloeh, q. m. on THUR-DAA,
tie Zlst Gay Of July, 1854 ali the right, title claim
.uiefe q ana estate, which Joseph a.. Fuqua las
"a srd 20 the followug trsct- parcels Of Land IN
tie county Of Mon gomery Tennessee, VIZ
A tract 0f seven acIes, more OK less, bounded rs
follows beginning a. the end Of Fuquas lane, and
q rock GA his north boundary line. running thence
north D. degrees; west POLES, u rock theuce
south sst degrees; east loS1s poles; thence south
puic-. Or tuqua's corner thence north ssh de-
gre 3 west 1901 poies 20 The h-luaing- aud a
tart lying I'm LlsJrct No. l. Of sad county. bound-
ed 81 icuoNs- beginning % hickory tee, the
DIT he-t-i e7rner 81 Irart rf land conveyed by
William Bell 10 Garner NtWmau. running 50 ia
"a poles O. liacs.iaez tree; thence east de-
glees south ls0 poles, o. a post oak thence nor-h
15 poles, 10 staile thence west $50 poles, 20 the
q ginning, containing 81 acres atoHe or less. And
q iisc- % land knosn as said Fuquas home place,
containing nholii % acres, bounded Oh the nOrit.
~ C. IS. SteeIiil6lal= and Jack Bryan's / snds. on
tle west Dy q. 1. fabcey's lands; on the south By
Jesse -addlers lands ana MAJOR GrSnt's lands and
on the east b. he lands OF q Parkharn's heirs.
iurc li-st
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Msrshal's Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF A WRIT VEN EE. TO NE
I'D directed, from the Circuit Court Of the United
States for the Middle District Of tennessee at IE
April Term, 1864, viii expose 20 pubic sale, 70 the
highest binder, for cash, a. the Court House door,
m the city Il Nashville, and District aforesaid,
commencing st 40 o'clock, a. m, on THURSDAY,
the East day Of July 1864, all the right, ttle claim,
interest ana estate, which EDWARD >. Williams has
in ana 20 EIGHT hundred and ninety-tTo sores oi
land, siiusJed ia Maury county, Tennessee, the
same being the land purchased 10y said Williams
OF T. G bennington. by deea dated February 9th,
l-C2 and registered in The Registers office OF Mau-
r, county, Tennessee IL Book q, volume 2d, pely-
~, with a the improve.Len thereon; beng
LEVIED on 10 satisfy Judgment rendered by the
Circuit Court OF he UnlIed states icr said District
e a. O,tober term, 1883, IN favor Of JSues Wilde,
Ir, a Co., vs.. Edward 5. Williams.
E. X. GEASCOCK,
.fs-.o III ID. NJ Al a. r
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CANERoS, KSIGET 4 Cos WHOLESALE
DKPAETNESr.---Mozambiques, Grenadines,
and other Dress Goods Of superior quality
and styles il great variety, and lower than
they can be bought ia New York and landed
here. one Thousand dollars on every seven
thousand dollars Of outlay on silks and
dress Goods saved By buying At cAEERos,
KxfoHT 4 Co.'S, No. /, Hicks's Block,
Nashville. Call and see the truth Of this
offer.
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Warshal's Sale.

d. Virtue uF WRIT VEN EA To NE
ID directed, from the Circuit Court OF the Unitei
osJes, for the Middle Distuct # tennessee, at its
Avn term, lSUl, LEVIED upon levy inside hereto
fore hy me- BY virtue Of z. "a. 10 me directed
nom said Court, SO is october term, 1853, issued
upon a judgment obtained Ia said Court, the
18th day OF April, 1861, in the care Of j. Kit
nr, ID, TIstee, ". lolas Hob on for the sum Of
Ss-J debt, aud sio5-6 damages, and the further
sum OF SES.s cost, will expose 70 pubnc ssie to
She highest bidder for cash, 81 the CoaTt House
.ioor ln he city Of Nashville, DIsirict AFORESAID
c mmencings CT 10 O'Clock, ~ M, on TIL KSDAY,
tue zlsj day II July, lS6i, al the right, title, claim
interest and estate, whlcu NlCholss Hots5u hiss W
sud % q Bot OF ground In hdg -aeld, Davidson c0u .
g, T,unes-ee. Beginning 81 th' corner a John
Dlx's lot, on Chs:ch-stgevt running thence soulh
$3.50 ROLES 20 take, thence east 2l0 feet TO an a.
d. thence norm 3s5feet, 20 q stake, DIS corner,
thence ives, slong The line OF Ir2s lOi, 90 the be-
ginning. +. K GLASCOCk, ~ u. u. ID. 4.
M. LII
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FREE LUyCH-It will be seen, on re-
ferring to our advertising columns, that
the enterprising proprietor of the ST.
Nicholas Restaurant, intents 70 give his
patrons and the public the benefit Of a
free lunch daiIy. Go and enjoy it
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We call the attention Of our readers to the
advertisement Of Mr.. Davidson, Of CinciI =
natl, in this paper. He is fast establishing
his reputation for sending out from his es-
Enlistment no article that viii not accom-
plish al that is claimed for it. The public
may rely an anything which bears his name
as being al right.
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s6EashrlllG @niOn.

THE UNION has the largest
circulation of any Newspaper in
Tennessee---its City and Army
circulation more than double any
other paper.
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II any one is in want Of a travelling 7
white shirt at q low price, or any article in
the furnishing goods line, it viii pay them
to examine the very large and select stock
of SOBEL < MARTIN,
8 Cherry ST., opposite Maxwell Barracks
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Divine service in German language
is held every Sabbath in Second Pres
byterian Church, commencing at u
o'clock. Pm. Fl. EGGERs, Chaplain.
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NEW THEATEE--Miss Jenny Hight
closes her brief but brilliant engage
mehs at the new theatre tonight on
this occasion she viii appear as Esmer-
aida in the drama OF Esmeralda, or
the Bell Ringer Of Notro Dame She
will be assisted by her father, who ap-
pears as Quasimodo. The entertain
ments close with the Rough Diamond -
Between the pieces a dance by Miss
Rosa Morris
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A large eommodious Store room, up
stairs on Cherry street. Apply TO
n. L. Higgins, 10. II, Cedar st.
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DR.. Jones, No % Dederiek street, treats
nothing but private Diseases and eonse-
qusntly devOtes his whole time 70 this class
Of practice.
TERNs.-A charge Is made in the frat
place and medicines are then furnished
free Of charge until cure is effected. A
cure is certain.
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A concert and distribution of pre-
miums takes place at st Cecilia Acade-
my on next Tuesday evening, the DIST
inst
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RESTORATION or OLp PalCEs.-PriYate Boxes, s.;
Orchestra Seats - cents Parquotte, GO cents Gal
lery, Is cents; ColOTed Gallery, % cents. Doors
omen al n Curtain will rise !. to g.
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Neatly executed at the Gold Pen Depot,
Y Cherry street, where you will find Pens
and Jewelry, at low figures. Call and ex-
anime. [msyll-tf.
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Miss Carrie Noyarre, the hooking
bird Of the New Theatre, is TO have "a
benefit Monday evening next She has
selected rich, rare and racy bin, and
all who 50 may expect TO be entertain
ed. If she don't have a splendid benefit
We shall give Nashville Ger to hard
ness Of heact.
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In the Recorders Court yesterday
twenty-seven cases were tried and dis
posed Of; resulting in a considerable
addition to the city exchequer OF the
arrests, four were for drunkenness and
disorderly conduct; six for disorderly
conduct; seven for drunkenness three
for merchandising without license two
for using language calculated TO pro
woke a breach Of the peace two for
counterfeiting; and one woman on
three charges for selling liquors with
out license.
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John K. Hume a Co, sell books, sta
tionery, cutlery, jewelry, etc, at auction
this morning.
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G.P, BARNES EXTRA GOLD PENS.

All pens bear my trade marx, &C. P. BARNES,
EXTRA LOU, KY" for which have secured the
oopy-7gh, and warranted IA carats fine and per-
feet in every respect. Sent by mail or express to
any part Of the country receipt of price and re-
am charges Persons ordering will please state the
size and style desired, whether hard or son. fine or
coarse and If the eQshould fl TO please or prove
defective, VII have the privilege Of exchanging it.
deduction Of hfteen per cent allowed orders Of
SO OF over, and twenty-five per cent. on those OF
Slo0. L3boral discounts made to the trade. Old
pens repaired in the best manner for FIFTY
CENTS (Gnd sfalp) each. Pen and Watch circulars
sent FREE. Address
c. P. BARNES
Dealer in Gold Pens and American Watches,
SIS Msin-street, Cor. sixth, Louisville, Ky
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200 Boxes Lemons
Engraving

Just received at W. ". ToTToS's, No %,
College street. june4-tf.
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Monday evening, June Is; benefit Of
Miss Carrie Novarre.
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The number Of deaths in the Military
Hospitals in this place during the month
of May last was G21-269 soldiers and
358 refugees and contrabsnds
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We are indebted to " c. Collier for
the latest Louisville and Nashville
papers
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a photograph Of one hundred Fed
eral Generals all for 30 cents, at the
gallery Of the Cumberland If
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We are indebted ta Mr. c. B. Bell
snyder fer a copy Of Ballous Dollar
Monthly. Mr. Bellsnyder is the sue
cessor OF Brown a Co, newsdealers.
having bought out that firm
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A good canvasser wanted for particulars
call at the Gold Pen Depot, y Cherry st.
June Off
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REuGIoUs NorICE-McKendree Chap
81 II. f. Church, on Church street be
tween Summer and High, has been
thoroughly repaired and renovated
and viii bere-opened for Divine Service
next Sabbath June l2th) at lOl o'clock
A. 81 and = Pm. All seats free. Ser
vices every Sabbath hereafter as fol
lows
Sabbath School, 9 o'clock, A. NJ
Preaching, lO3 An
= Pm
Members and friends of the Church,
and the public generally, are cordially
invited to attend, and give them en-
enlargement
Lovers of the Sabbath SCHOOL are in
yited to aid in this department
A Photograph of 100 Star Theatre
Actresses, all for 80 cents, at the Cum
L -
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Fifty thousand Photographs of celebrated
Generals, etc, just received at the Gallery
Of the Cumberland. If
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CHECKS ON THE DEPosITARY AT LOUISVILLE,
and Quartermasters' Vouchers cashed on
the very best terms. THos. e. MARE.
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We believe rain has fallen in this
city every day this week SO much of
it is having bad effect, in rendering
dwelling houses where there is shade,
rather too damp for health or comfort
But it is a blessing on the other hand,
10 washerwomen. in the increase of the
number of besmeared and bcdrasgled
petticoats that must 30 TO the wash
tub; and, besides, it is an advantage in
allaying the dust, the greatayil of Nash
Vile is dry weather
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To conclude with
ROUGH DIAMOND.

Monday Evening June 13-Bene6t OF Miss
CARRIE NONARRE.
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Our Lines stlll Advancing onward.
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SATURDAY. JUNE II, 1904

One Of the heaviest rains we have
had here for some years, occurred last
evening, between 3 and 6 o'clock The
quantity Of water that fell was enor-
nous and some Of the lower por-
tons Of the city were soon flooded
We hear OF one locality N the low
grounds Of the Western suburbs, where
the water rose so fast it overlooked the
floors Of houses, and the inmates had
to be brought Off on horseback The
walls IN & number Of houses were injured
by the water being driven through i'm
perfect roofs.
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A Photograph of 81 Confederate Generals,
all for 50 cents, at the Gallery of the Cum
berland. If
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Lieut. Col. D. c. Hodl1ins, of the 3rd
Tennessee rebel regiment, deserted
some time ago, with i've of his men.
He returned to Polk county, took the
oath Of amnesty, and settled down. BY
some means the rebels have captured
him, and carried him South in irons.
A correspondent Of the Atlanta Con-
federscy intimates that he VIII be hung
OF course he will When man won't
fight for them, what other use than
hanging have the rebel leaders for
him.
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Lunch, lunch, lunch. Soup, fish, &c,
free, at the st. Nicholas. 1t