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no be disposed OF a. ONE DOLLAR each
= without regard to value, and not to be paid FOL
unit you know what you are 10 receive,
Our Inducements are the greatest ever onered1ol
cbfaini1g good JeWalry at low prices
Certificates Of eli the articles named IN orr cirnu.
lar ere put into envelopes, sealed up. and mixed,
and Whsn ordered, are drawn, without regard 10
choice, and sent By NAL, tree Of expense, giYhg al
. nlr chaucs. Il vii then b. AZ yoer op1e1 %
send One Dollar sor the article or not; SkTIsFAC.
IION Is GUARANTEED in ali cases. and a. there
are NO bLANh5 if - impossible tor say one 60 re-
celYe less than she Valoe Of their money.
Our lHt comprises $4,000 Articles, valued At
nom SO Sl29 EACH Consisting OF Gents and Ia
oies sold ara silver Hunting csed Watches Nj
mature naele spFfng 2nd enap Locke s, Oval and
OoAsea Sold bnsceiez. Gold Pens with silver
mounted Ebory holders, Seid Pens with Silver ex-
tension cases ana pencls, Sod Tooth and Fsr
fieks, Chased and Slone set Rings, Bosom etuds.
sleeve Buttons. (Farety OF styles,) Cal1onia. ia.
M1nd, Solitaire and Clusier Pins. 6enfsi Masonie
Pms aud Rings. Ladies' Belt Buckles. Gold 4hir-
hes, Coral, Opal, Jet and Pearl sets az Ladies,
JeHefy. variety Of styles Of Ear Drops and Brooch
ess Chate. alne and Long Guard Chains, Gents Vest
and Neck Chains, Geld and JET ReTolNnx Brooch
90, ste. etc
A circular containing list Of a~rticiss, also the
IIBrRAL ISDUsEsEsTs, AND PEEAIUAs We offer W
fornlng Clubs, Wll be seat free. Singiscariifcatss
3 cents. I've for 81, thirteen for g thirty. three for
3, one hundred for SIS. Our central location
dess promptly hled andbrwardsd b return mail
or express
Agents wasted in ever town and eogniy.
Address PACKARD 4 90.
% West Fourth st, Cincinnati, Ohio.
A
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LIST OF LETTERS

Rsnainiag at The Nashville Post 0fes,
wednesday, August IT, 1893.
The List of unealled for Letters has been
assigned to the Nashville USIox, BY Post
master Lindsey, for the year 1866, Is the
paper having the largest circulation, in-
Guiding the army.
An letters advertised are subject to n extra
charge a two cents. Persons csilng for them viii
please Be prepared with he Necessary charge.
Persons calling 4or these letters viii please say
they are advertised, and give the date Of list.
All letters not taken cut in one month viii be
sent 70 the General Post Office IS dead letters.
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T ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE
OF ra U-lL .i"
sTEAMBotTs. BARGEs, AND sHIP-YARD.
2uAFIEEAAsTEE eEsEHAL's oFricr,

WAsinSoTOS, u C.. July %. 1865.
Sealed Propoeas are invited and will be received
at the office Of the Qusrtsrmsster General ibureat
Of Raii aod River SnspoEtstOnl, az washington
u G., until the first day OF September Eext, al 4.
o'clock, M, for tne purchase OF the ,~Oilowing named
Steamboats,, Bauges, and other prope ty:
SIDE wheel Steamer thiekamsuga, registered
sids-wnsel steamer Burnside, registered tonnage
2A tons. "
s~lde-wheeI steamer Thomas. registered tonnage
4 lao tons.
side-wheel steamer Sherman, Registered tonnage,
14J ions. ~
side.wheel steamer wsuhatehis. registered ton.
mage. 81 TINS.
side-whesl steamer Knoxville. registered tonnage
side-wheel steamer Dunbar (wrsekh registered
tonnage, - tons
stefa;whsd steamer Kingston. registered ton.
sSsrn.wheel steamer Kenes&w, rsgistered tonnsge
Ice tons.
Stern wheel steamer bridgeport registered ton
s-tern-whoel steamer Holston, registered tonnage,
Stern wheel steamer Missionary, registered ton.
mage, lI5 tons.
Stern-whssl steamer Chaita1onca. re5istarea
tonnage, 80 tons.
steTn-Wheei steamer Atlanta, registered tonnage,
22l tons.
side.whcel steamer Rssaoa, registered tonnage,
s~iee-sheel steamer Lockout, registered tonnage,
us tons.
side,.hesl steamer. Stone River. registered ton
SIDE wheel steamer Cllnch. registered tonnsgs,
- tons.
Also, seven % GunWas Bsrger.
One Row Beat, aud one Model Barge.
All Of which can be seen at Chatdanooga, Tenn.
a. any time prior % the day Of sale.
Also, for Tie bcldiBgs, ways, stationary machine
y End appertenanees IA the United States Ship
bunding Yard 1t Chattanooga.
ID de cnpnon Of which can b seen at the
omces OF the Qnartermasters Of Transportation at
Stgeinnau, Louisville, Nashville, ST. Louis, and 81
Proposals are invited for each boat or barge reps.
nteiF TIE name Of the boat or description Of The
OAigs % oe des gaaied in the proposal.
AIas osscnpaon Of the properly may be obtain.
e0oh sppnealon 70 BreTet Colonel Arthur Edwards,
5sSn envelope containinga bid should be sealed
1nd endorsed Proposal for eoesmers, Barges. and
otptt properly a. Chattanooga 'sBureau Of
EAi ane hiSer transportation. ~ and addressed to
ne Unartssmastsr General U. 8. A., Washington,
Payment 70 be made in listed states currency
upon me acceptance Of any proposal, and prior -
ne ceilVery OF the propsrty.
Inc goYernment reserves the right 10 withdraw
any q the above properly, and to reject proposals
Il deemed too low.
By order Of the Q~uartsrmaster General. .
LEWIS B. PARSONS,
bne. General and Chief Of Ral and River Trans
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Notes Of all the determinations named viii b,
promptly furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
The Notes Of this Third Series is precisely SINH
lari form adp privileges to the seven.Thirhes al
ready sold, except that the Government reserve,
toitsslf the option OF paying interest IN gold eoir
at Q per cent, instesd of7s-Ioths in currency
Subscribers win deduct the interest in currency ur
to Julyl5ths at the time when they subscribe.
The delivery Of ne notes Of this third series o
the seYenthlraes WI commence on the lst Of Juns
and viii be made promptly and continuously aie,
that date.
The sligft change made in tho conditions ~ ~.
THIRD SERIES Affects only the mater Of interest
The payment in sOls, Il made, will be equivaleu.
to the currency interest Of the higher rate.
The return to specie payments in the event Of
which only viii the option to pay interest in Sold
be svsiled Of would so reduce and equaliss prices
that purchases made with six per cent in voll
would befaily equAlto thOss made with seven md
three-tsnths per cent. in currency. This is the
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Military Claim Agency.
JOHN 0'HEILL,
uass Capt. rvtA o. H.

NAte Napts Aftu Y. = =. H.
OFFIcERRS Monthly and Quarterly Pspsnss
AusisE-Out Rolls PromPay szeesssd.
Psracnlar attention zivaa 10 he eoHscEoa
elsims for ccmmissary and Quartsrmasiers sio7s
whether Fecsipted for or not.
Claims for Pension, B0anty, Arrears Of Pas, PHs
Money, pay for Horses lost 10 sarueo; together
with just demands against tue Unused stalss.
tended to and promptly eOilscted
Vouchers procured Tor msmorandum ressipa
Vouchers formal OF Informal. collected.
OHcsrs' Quartsrmsstsr md Ordinance Rsnus
no mater hos eonpaoAisd. executed IN . ss
Gays.
o@csn' Pay accounts made ouG
The undersigned having served over Seven
ears m the ARMY most o. tho time IN ihs
The rulings Of the different departments Al Wash.
ingtoD, and having an e~xcellsni
CORPS OF CLEREEs.
who h1ly understand the business, he esls eon
dent that ali Ohscsrs' Returns aud othsr clsIrs
prepared b. HIN vii pass muster ai Wsshingon.
JOHA O'NEfLL,
IS Cedar street,
re. BOZ MA NasaT11E TEss.
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Persons max nj proposals for more than one boat
or barge, should Eive the name or number Of each
boat or barge BID for, with the price proposed TO be
gwen for each.
kaehenYe'ope containing . bid should be sesled,
the properly endorsed thereon, and, addressed to
Bngadlsr General L B Parsons, Chief Of Rail and
River transportation in care ofthe ofieerin charge
Of river transportation at the point designated for
opening bids.
The Government reserves the right to withdraw
any OF tae above properly, and TO reject proposals
if deemed too low.
Payments to be made in United States currency,
upon the acceptance Of any proposal, qnd prior c
the delivery Ofthe property
A full description Of the propefty may be chtaln.
ed on application 70 Colonel Arthur Edwards, as
sistant Q-uartermaster, st. Louis, Missouri.
By oroer Of the Quartermaster General:
LEWt8 b. PARSONS,
Brig Geu'l and Chief Of Rail and River TrsnEports-
ton. aug9-tds
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Maj. Goa.J. D. Cox. ComdK l5fh Army Corps.
BgL Maj. Gen. Jro, e. Alers Comd'g Post q hfSh-
vile.
Brig. Cen. x. Opdycks, an Army Corpa.
HoR. ". q. ErcunieE, Governor ofImnange
Hon. ID. Tod, Ex-doverasF Of Ono.
Hon. y. A. Gar4eid, Sen4tcr fuR Ohiu.
FkRs ud9ec1nd Ss1ona 8ankx, Nashv7Ia
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T HAVE N sToEE

= HAVE IN sToRE
lso Bzrrsls KsnaEha Salt q bushel bhsJ
u0 " hall bbla. @d ksgs n. q, Crushed
and Codes Sugar.
80 Bag q prime Rio and Java Coles.
10 Bozss stsr Candles.
50 y DO do do
90 Boxes Soap, assorted
50 Kite Mi'ckersL.
90 Hall bhlss Hseksrs.
90 KEGS Eshb assorted
loo Barrels euFn Family Flour.
100 Rsans Wrapping Taper. assorted.
A LsO, Staple Dry Goods. Rooo and Shoes, Eaei
"a QuesBsRare. u1gars, HARDWARE, Lellef'
Casdfqa, Dye Stuff, window GiaEa, shoe Fl1a
inaa, SaddlsrY, WoodsrSaars. Roberaou sd bee
boa county Hhfkies and Wines, nth many 49,
articles, al 81 which ] vii cell q ahol@as
Country and CITY buyers q smsl profits, an1
PecCuily ak sn examinaion of my SICK An'
urehasing.
M. N. PARMELEs
ea5sm ~NsgHvILLE, TENNESSEE.
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Vouchers Bought on the Best
Terms


md particular attention ggsn % Claims sssiast the
Ts~iiTT c0mmands Of Generals WiL&0N, Wat
KIssr HATCH, and CROYDON.
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India Rubber Goods.

RUBBER MACHINE BETTING;
RUBBER STEAM PACKING;
SQUARE PISTON AND VALVE PACKING;
ROUND PACKING AND GAsKETs;
CAR SPRINGS,
LOCOMOTIVE, ENGINE AND HYDRANT
HOSE;
RUBBER PALS FOR RAILROADS. FAC
TORIES AND FIRE COMPANIES;
RUBBER CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS;
Togather with every other article made Of ypi-
eauihed lndia Rubber, used for meehsnicsI and
manufacturing purposes.
Prompt attention paad 70 orders.
BART & HIcKCoX,
Manufacturers, and Msnufactdrefs' Agents.. q
Goodyesr's Rubber GOOas,
40 West Fourth street,
CINCINNATI OHIO.
VsO-zm
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Less than s2sO.OOO,OOO Of the Loan authorized b,
ihe last Congress are now on the market. Thu
amount at the rate at which it is being absorbed
viii Be subscribed for within sixty days, when the
notes viii undoubtedly COMMAND a premium, a.
hiss uniformly been the case on closing the sub.
scriptons to other Loans.
In order thst cifzsua Of sFery town and section
Of the country may be Afforded scilKies for taxing
the loan. the National Banks State Banks, sad
Private Brokers throughout the country have gen.
erAly agreed to receive subscriptions at par. sub
scrbers VII their own agents, in whom they
have confidence, and who only are responsible for
the delivery Of the notes for which they receive
n~1aro
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Treasury D~EPARuuJT.
Office Of the Comptroller OF the C~turency, !

TREASURY D~EPAnr1rJT.
Office OF the Comptroller OF the Currency. !
Washington, June 16, 1885.
"HEREAs, by satisfactory evidence presautad
to the undersigned, it has been made to an.
pear that THE THIRD NATIONAL BANK on
NASHVILLE" in the city Of Nashville, in the
county Of Davidson, and State Of Tennessee. hss
been duly organized under and ACCORDING 10 M
requirements Of the Act Of Congress-. entitled oar
Act TO provide a National Currency. sscursd bV 4
pledge Of United States bonds, and to provide for
the circulation and redemption thereof. approved
june 30, 1884, and has complied with al the proVi-
slons OF said act, required 70 be complied with BE-
fore commencing the business Of Banking under
sNd set:
Now, therefore, ], Freeman Clarke. Oonptroler
Of the Currency, do hereby certify tha4 'FThe Third
National Bank Of Nashville" in the city on Nash-
vile, in the county Of Davidson, and STAGE Of Tan
Dessee, is authorized 10 tbe businesa M
Banking under the set aforesaid.
- in testimony whereof Witpess nv
So N hand and seal Of ofiea, this sixteenth
Oo FREEMAN CLARKE,
Comptroller Of the Currency.
The above institution will be opeEedf for busi
ness 10 theeourse OF few days, OF which due no
ice viii be given.
l. EDGAR JoNEs. Cashier.
iez7-2m tcity papers cOpy-l
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RlfsRsncss.

hon. william 6. BroWnlov. Govornor Of Tsn.
nessee.
Brig. Gen. James P. B~rownlow, Adiuant General
Of Tennessee.
Major General GeorRs W. btonsmsn, Kaoxrlle,
Tenn.
BU. MAJOR General R. ". johnson. PuAsd
Tenn.
ima25-lmH
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At MOBILE, ALABAMA, until Thursday. October
IL, u m, Tor the
eide-whsel steamer Laurel Hill, registered TsS
tons
Size wheel steamer Marnors registered ass tons.
Side wheel stea ner James Batus. registered sol
tons.
Sde.wheel steamer Ariel, registered 800 tons.
Side-wheel steamer N W Thomas, registered 5Il
tons.
Side wheel steamer sia bght, registered s51 tons.
Slde-wheel steamer J ID SWsin, registered 22T tons.
Stern wheel steamerJennie Rogers. registered SAC
tons.
s%tern-pheeI steamer R B Hamilton, Csunk) regis,
4 Yed 1893 tons.
Sores Tug Perry, registered t54 tons.
Screw Tug Alph Cuitng, registered IS tons,
Screw Tug Blossom registered "a tons.
Model Barge Ford, Canal Boat Golden Era. Canal
Beat mo name1 forty (tO) Pnnto0u Barges, thirty
$50 fawl Boats, and three 60 Sectional Docks.
Ali Of Wheh can be seen at Mobile, Ala, until the
day Of sale.
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Dissolution Of COpartnershIp.

NASHVILLE, TEsE, August /, 1855.
THE firm Of TilfoId & Hsys is this day dissolved
4 bT mutual consent ". h. Iiiford Is alone
authorized 70 use the name Of he firm in liquida-
toa. He assumes al the liabilities, and will collect
all amounts due said Arm. laug6-tf
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WE nave on hsrd q lsrge stock Of Sands Chi.
cago Cream and Stock Ales, which vs. guar.
sntee direct nom sands Chicsgo Brewery, altho'
kes.
Also Bottled Ale Of ne best manufacture. We
have also q large stock Ct suffers Supplies. and
Family Groceries, which - are offering At low
figures. {. g WOOD Co,
Jeto-u As Union street.
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70 ESQ s
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gomm1aic.sess ~ esa3ys pIonn sstsussn,
s9aTsgssa or q Boz 81, nss-
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ROBr. A. ALLISON. JAS. P. KIRyHAY
ALTX. ALLISON.
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o. 5. 7-sO LOAN.
THIRD SERIES
0

Bysathorty Of thaseersary Of the Trsaaury, tie
underngnsd. the Gsnsrl Subscription Agent hr
the sale Of United States Securities. oasrs b the
public the third series Of Treasury Notes. bearing
seven and three-ssnths per cent. interest per an
num, known as the
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z-3O Loan.
U. s. 5-2O Six per cent.
G~OLD-BEARING BONDS,

These bonds srs nov worth . handsome pro
MUM, and are EXEMPT - are an Government
Bonds, from State cVHsy. ard Eenispd taraaoni
shieh Odds tOa os 3 g~ss pr esat. Pc ausaun 70
thsr Sulue according to ne rate levied upon serh
properly. The interest is payable seni-arpuaIly
BY coupons attached to each note, which NAV be
cut OF snd sold to any hank or banker.
The interest al T.sO per cent anOans to
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RATES OF ABFKRTIsINa.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
10 ADTKRTIsERs III BEEAEL.
,zna p.a-u ws1 - -,rouu


WI be ehaERod q as regular advorfiaing rata.
Nd ms Invariably BE pad n advance, a 20 IN
,srcoz made
LEnozrrarnn.nIa q n.nnrna.r.a
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soo,.5 proposala are invited and viii be received
AZ Inc places. ana until the dates hereinafter named,
for the purchase Of the following named steamboats,,
Wherr.boaf Beraas. and other property.
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OVER THE FALLs.-The o. s. N, Oompany's
steamer Cayuse, after being divested of her
machinery, was on Thursday last lowered
over the falls at the Dalee, and is now safely
moored below the rapids. This, is the frat
rrssel of apy size, built on the upper Coum-
bia, that ever passed over the rapids. A year
or two since, Mr.. Bigelow had a boat brought
down, but in tbst instance the vessel was
hauled on shore, and by means Of ways hauled
around the rapids Iq early days the Cana.
dian boatmen were in the habit of run ing
these rapids, in open boats, but for many
years nothing Of the KIND has been known.
The Cdyuse after having done good service on
the upper river. IL now Brought below tor the
purpose of being trapstormed into q wood
boat.
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ADDENDUM.
PEE .OvERLAp TKLraRAPH.:

PIR0vrRLAp TnraRAPH: r eres
PHILADELPHIA, May 18th, 1866.
ID Series all sold. Commenced on Sd Series. Two
sadrsd and Thirty Millions oOOOoOO precisely like
other SERIES except dated 18th July land Govern
eu reserves the right to pay six per cen in Gold in
stead Of 7-3o Currency.
JAY COOKIE,
Z v-H Subscription Agent, philadelphia.
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NEw Srocx.--Mr. r. Dehn,.. matchmaker
any jeweler, has just received .direc. from
San Francisco, fpes stock of watches, diar
mond jewelry, etc., which comprises nearly
every article in his line, aud all of which be
10 prepared. 80 sell st greatly reduced rates.
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THE TRIAL OF JEFF. DAVIS.

trial OF the civil and military head OF
the rebellion will be the most impor.
tant criminal trial that has taken place
since the establishment of our. Gov
ernment. 1t involves great constitu-
tionai questions which the Supreme
Court of the United States must ulti.
mately decide. The question of'State
Rights is to be reviewed, discussed
and decided by the Judiciary part of
our Government Davis will claim
the right of the. States separately to.
withdraw from the Federal Union and
enter into separate relations, and that.
therefore, his acts are not reasonable;
that, though the question has been de.
cided adversely to them by the late
war, yet the right TO withdraw exist.
ed under;the Constitution, and the ex,
ercise of that right cannot be punished
Us treason. IF this point shall be dc.
cided against him, which it will be as
a matter Of coarse, it will then be
claimed that the question .as. to the
existence of that right was unsettled,
and that very large portion of the
people Of tho WHOLE Union, amounting
TO nearly oDe>half of those entitled to
exercise the electiye franchise, held
the opinion that the States had right
to secede, and that in republic where
the people govern this division of
| opinion should at least relieve him
and his associates from the charge of
treason. 1t will be claimed that their
Paetien was revolutionary but not trea.
sonable, and'that although they have
failed TO establish the right by force,
they still had the right of revolution.
We oan anticipate what the decision
of the highest tribunal in the land will
be on these questions, but it is easy to
see that-a lengthy and thorough inves
tigation of the Constitutional ques-
tions arising during the trial of Davis
will be made by the counsel on both
sides as we'll as by the Court, and the
question of State rights, and the line
of separation between State and Ma
tional rights will be defined and set
4 tied for all future time. Those argu
I ments Of counsel and the opinions o.
the justices Of the Supreme Courl
will possess immense interest to The
public. They will form precedent fol
all iuture time in the settlement O
questions relating TO the rights belong
ing to States and to the Nation res.
peclively. The whole theory of re-
r publcanism will be discussed by tn
, most able men OF the nation, aad th
publication of these argument
) throughout the civilized world will
have the greatest influence in ,educat
ing the people of other nations to
proper knowledge and appreciation q
our peculiar form Of government
Thus will republicanism become bet
! ter understood in Europe BY means {
= this trial. Such trial must also Civ
i our own people better knowledge {
l. the principles upon which.our Cover
II ment is founded and administere,
II 1t will be strengthened in the fie,
= tions and support of the people,
' home, and its ability and power a,
= knowledged and respected abroa
y The trial will necessarily occupy COZ
4. siderable time, and after4it is con
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-06-25

The best work in repairing Watches and Jewelry is
done by experienced hand at William Drnbiums
Store, Main Street. Daes next door to the Postoce
who also offers his entire Stock Of Watches, Jewelry
Silver and Plated Ware Pistols Field Glasses and Clocks
at San Francisco cost Give him CALL 1t being both
advantage to your Watches and yourself je:l5-lm.
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STRAY HORSE.

To the Tax Paye OF DaIles City
VTOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the time for the
II PAYMENT OF CITY TAXES has been extended
from the 10th June to the LIST day of July 1861 and
all Taxes not then paid, our per cent will be added
thereon. by order Of the Common Council:
A. w. BUCHANAN, Mayor pro- tenn.
Attest: +. 8. HOLLAND, Recorder.
Dalles City, June % 1865. je24:lw.
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DIvNE SERvIoE.-Rev. GEoRGE MooAR, of
San Francisco, will preach in the Congrega-
tonal Church this Sunday morning at II
o'clock.
Rev. W. B. .BnowN, of Newark, N. j., will
preach in the Methodist Church, this (Sunda,)
evening.
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already condemned him? No loyal
man is undecided on that question.
Would jury of State Rights men con-
vict him?a Wouldeft. be safe, even in
so, plain and notorious case of trea-
son as bis, to risk his~eppyiction, with
such jury as is almost, certain to
be- selected2 If he is to be tried and
found guilty that is an end ot. it. He
becomes a hero, a martyr and lion
instead ofa felon condemned to an ig-
npmipieus death. Secession would be
triumphant, the rebellion revolution,
and the Uuion dissolved involuntarily!
--%-N
SENATOR NEsMIrH arrived by yesterdays
boat, and was warmly greeted by those of our
citizens who had the good fortune to meet
him. During his stay in this city be will be
the guest of Judge Wilson. The people of
the Dalles have abundant reason for fealiug
kindly toward the distinguished Senator, and
should the opportunity otter will take pleasure
in manifesting their esteem.