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Norris OF THIRD sERIEs OF 1905 NOW
REkDT.-The demand for the Second Series
Of the Z 30 Notes was 80 great that the
Treasury Department was unable to print
them with sufficient rspidity to fiji the or
ders. It win be remembered that q hun
bred millions were subscribed and paid in
8 single week. The printing presses have
finally uurmounted the difficulty, and on
Wednesday, June 9TH, the deliveries of the
Third Series commenced, and will be con
tinued with the same promptness that
marked the supply Of the notes Of the frst
and second series. It has been this inter-
ruption Of delivery at the time Of subscrip-
ton which has given sn appearance Of q
falling off in the popular taking Of the
loan,-the great body Of small takers
being unwilling to pay their money unless
they receive their notes right in hand, to
carry them home. 1t is expected that after
this week the daily subscriptions to the
Seven Thirties will run up into millions, as
they will undoubtedly DO stimulated by the
opening Of the farmers wool markets East
aud West. It is not at all likely that the
Government will ever again offer so de-
sirable security as these notes, and about
two hundred millions remain only to be
taken.
With the close Of the war the national
expenses viii be vastly reduced, and in
vestors must look for a sharp reduction in
the rate Of inter st as soon as the present
loans become due, and can be paid of.
There is no reason why the United States
credit for meaey should ever again fall be-
low its credit for courage. The same spirit
that preserved the geographical integrity of
the country will place its peeHniary integ-
rity on a per with that of the most favored
notions-and that will represent arate in
terest under rather than over four per cent.
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Va do not profess to be the only Physi-
clan in the city, who may be found at his
Office at all hours, day or night nor do
We, in Offering our services to the invalid,
desire to recommend ourself in preference
TO other equally web established and ex-
periencod physicians nor do We pre-
tend 70 be infallible, or the only man ca
psble Of curing the various diseases men
toned in our general advertisements We
do not claim the possession Of any io0nder-
nj secret remedies, OF extraordinary agree
G51e treatment or PalliatiUes; IS ell sensible
men must know, that success in the prsc-
tice Of medicine, does hot depend so much
upon tho discovery Of nc1o remedies, or REQ
modes Of treatment, as upon the sElIful use
Of those agencies necessary 10 perfect cure
and this can be acquired only By exPe-
rience and patient application. We res
poctfully refer the public 10 our general sG-
Vertisement, in another part Of the pepper.
Office hours from 8 in the morning til =
at night. L. L. COLEMAN, n. D.
81 North Cherry ST., Meanwhile, Tenn.
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AMusENFN rs.


TurATEE,-camille passed OF last nigh
with considerable eclal, and Miss Heller
Western charmed every one. Miss Wea.
tern appears tonight as Claude Melnotte
ia Buiwer's "Lady Of Lyons, or Love and
Pride" The entertainments v Il conclude
with "Psddy Miles" Mr.. Ed. Wight as
DADDY Miles" We anticipate a crowded
house.
nav THEArRE.-Miss Jennie Nights ren-
dition of Ely o'oonnor in the romantic
Irish drsma-aThs cOllean Bawn," xss al
most perfect Our compliments are com
mon place, when compared with the snco-
miums Of the public. Frank Angelo takes
a benefit tonight. ain and Out Of Place."
is the chief piece; in which Miss Jennie
Hight viii sustain five changable charac-
ters. Miss Anna Lowering viii rscite the
"Maniac," which is q powerful piece. The
aherpieee is "Robert MaCaire" or the "
murderers.
PoLaSD's YARIETIEs.-"Ye local" dropped
in last night just as the fairy sylphs we're
winging their way above. Il was an i'm
posing spectacle, but just as we fell into a
visionary train Of thought Lathrop came out
and brought things from the sublime to the
ridiculous with such q jolt that il shook the
sides Of every one in the house. We had
forgotten hat we were at "Poland's, /" and
almost thought it sacrilege yet We for
give him. Poland presents about three
different and complete shows every night.
Try him to,night.
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position to va cate The oince. It Is rumore,
that Cen. Candy viii refer the susjec. b,
Washington.
Clark, The rebel Governor Of Mississippi.
hes issued a proclamation ordering sheriHs
Of the different counties 70 hold elections
on the I9th Of J une to elect delegates to a
convention to Be held at Jackson on the "a
OF July, the day appointed by the bogus
legislature. seeesh leaders openly boast
that By thi5 movement q Clark and the
Legislature, they hsve obtained recognition
Of the State, and amnesty for the past.
The supply OF cotton ia New Orleans Is
ssznt, with little enquiry. Good ordinary
Ssa4i low middling S5ass. Cubs sugar l4J;
Cuba molasses IS.
Adrian Jacobs, from Memphis, had l6i
bales es cotton for St. Louis. Memphis coz
ton market duh and nominal.
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Persons un~sequainted in the city seeing
50 many advertisements for the treatment
Of Special Diseases, are often ct q loss 70 de
termine to whom TO entrust the treatment
Of such cases. To such persons We take
pleasure in stating that the Oldest estab-
lishment Of this kind is 81 No. % Deaderick
street, and this should be a sufficient guar
aztec that this IS a reliable institution. On.
A.. RICHARD JOSEs may be found in his Of
fee during the hours stated in his general
advertisement. Al Hediciaes Furnished n
he Office.
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1T. McEwen, Assistant Chief Of city pa
trolls arrested twenty-five persons yestsF-
day. Chas. Reinhismers for selling liquor
70 soldiers was sent 70 the Provost Marshal's
Office. The Cicero brothers (col.) got
spunky sod threatened 90 kin Geo. Will
lisms, (eol). They were turned over TO the
fatheIly care Of Recorder Shane.
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We we're around town taking items last
night, when we accidentally stumbled into
Joseph Duprez' billiard rooms. He had
made 90 many new and costly improve
ments that we wore completely taken by
surprise. Besides being a whole-souled fell
Low, Duproz is enterprizing, and says he in
tends 70 convince the public that his ae-
eommodations cannot be exeelled aayishere.
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Twenty-iour non-eommissioned officers
aud privstes took the oath at Capt. Good.
vine yesterday. Among them We noticed
the following names from Davidson and
Maury counties, Tennessee; VIM. J. Phil
lips, private, let Tennessee infantry. Msu-
~ county, L. Hill MeAllister. private, esd
Tennessee infantry, Davidson county; ".
b. shepard, Jr., sergL MAJ. Palmor's Bait.
Art, Davidson county.
John Williams, sergL, Co. G s2a Ind.
Inf. and David Durhsm, private, CO. G Iolb
Ind Cav. were tried ny court-mArtisl foi
robberiss and sent 10 the penitsntisry 10:
Eve years.
Elijah Alsup, a eiiizen Of Lawrence coun.
Tenn, was tried By court-martial at Pu.
iaski, for rObbsries, and ssnteneedt 70 Mil.
tsry Prison fer haeen yesrs-
Edwards Griain, aeitiEsn Of Csnsda West
wss tried by district cOurt-martial for be
ing a bounty broker, and s~nticiog soldier
20 desert. lie was sentenced o. pay a fla.
oftwo hundred dollvrs, Sad work Al har.
labor Tor one year.
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Don't forget the sale Of Suffers goods, at
Auction, to day, by 3. S. Hamilton, IS
Church street, between College and Cherry.
Chewing tobacco, cigars, canned fruits, oys-
tiers, pickles, Gardines, and various other
articles, will be sold. Such a chance TO get
bargains Is seldom offered.
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New Advancement.

We would respectfully notify the patrons
Of the house known as Congress Hall, cor
ner Church and Summer, that We have
moved our bar, wines, liquors aud cigars.
10 the D0nRganns restaurant on Cherry
street. where those famous cobblers, wines
and liz lors Of all kinds will be served up
in the most improved style. While Con
grsss Hall existed, IL was the gavest place
among the CAV, and lived like g jolly 6 Cd
fellow. We hope aud trus. TO see all OF our
old patrons, and all who love q coed cool
refreshing drink at the Douagauna. We
shall endeavor By every possible means 20
make the DonaganDa as congeuial & place
as the most iastidiOUs might desire,
A tine wine room is always 1t the service
Of our patrons. +. Z. PEERlN a Go.
iuue7 2swf.
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STILL FooT LoosE.-Although q notice ap-
pesred in the Louisville papers a few days
ago, announcing the marriage Of James
Steele, We would have the public ladies es-
p%ecially) know that it ia not our friend Jim.
Steele, an officer Of the Police Department,
but that lie T. stu in tie markef.
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We are indebted TO Mr.. Thomas Nc
Bride for the latest ST. Louis and Cinein-
natl papers. he has become q citizen Of
the glorious land Of Volunteers, Illinois.
and arrived here yesterday on a visit to his
friends.
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Fine Whisky, Brandies, Wines and Porter;
Hostetter's, Cedron and Robaok's B~itters;
Ayre's, Hurly's and Bulls sarsaParilla, for
sale at the lowest cash rates at 7. W. Eos
tsr's, No. 25 Public Square. Dr.. n. o.
Smith attends to the compromising Of pre-
scriptions.
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posed Of yesterday-that Of the State vs
John Yonkin, for larceny. He was found
guilty, and sentenced 10 three years m the
Penitentiary.
Wm. Longworth was n~aturalized.
Samuel Baker, A. H. Hicks, Thos. Reese,
John Burch, James Sloan, Geo. Burch, W.
L. Nance, ]. Wise, r. C. Anderson and
Chas. Stewart, were zach tined 81, so for
non attendance as Jurors.
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SOHOdOut.

An article that is at once ateeth preserv-
er and breath purifier, and yet 50 pleasant
and convenient 10 use its exceeding p0pu-
larity dOes not surprise any one. Time has
fully established the fact that the sozodont
possesses these excellent qualities in an en-
inont degree. IL has legitimately acquired
the right 10 a position upon every toilet
table.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
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P-osTroNENEsT OF sALE-Those three new
ly erected stores on Summer street, between
Church and Union, advertised for sale Sat
urday, June loth, viii be sold to-day, June
l4th, at nine o'clock, a. IN. Sale positive
terms cash.
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let 1t. J. B. Hays, mastering officer for
the State OF Tenn, mustered out 80 enlisted
men yesterday, among whom were "a mem
bers Of Co. X, 9th Tenn. mastering out,
At present. Is chiefly confined 10 men on
detached duty.
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PRovOsr MAsSHaL's OrTicE-capt Hunt
er Brock disposed Of only three cases yes
terdEy.
Geo. Davis, Co. l, sIst Ky. V. J., arrested
for ~lsrceng and held for charges.
Richard Padgett, Co. 7, 3Ist Ind. V. vi,
arrested Tor being drunk, and wesring too
much brase in the shape Of shoulder straps
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Carte Pictures Of Abraham Lincoln, An
drew Johnsou, Gov. ~Browniow, OF most all
me Generals Of the Union and late Rebel
Array, for sale by the single copy, dozen or
hundred, a. Giers' Gallery, az Union street.
Also q 6ne assortment Of plain and fancy
Albums, gilt frames, etc. Call at AZ Union
street. jeia-lw
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TO the Voters OF the Sixth Congress.
SiOnal District.

o5HPossd orShe counties Of Laurence. FasuS Har.
din, Decatur PsvTg, Lseis, 1faury. Hi.iznaA, Da.
son. Humphreys, Sterarf and Montgomery.
l take this method OF announcing myself a can.
didate 70 represent you in the next Congress Of she
United States, and respectfully ask your suffrage a;
the election on the first Thursday in August next.
jeIs-Hs D. n THOMAS.
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VI. Longworth "a naLuraliaed.

Tickets Tor Carrie Wight's benefit which
takes place Saturday afternoon at the Old
Theatre, we are requested to state, caE DO
had at The New Theatre.
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Messrs.. Cone & Tunnel received last
evening the Cincinnati and Louisville dali
lies, the Army and Navy Journal, Sunday
Mercury, and Waverly Magazine.
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NAY kgLE4 ia1
i q Rarf.
- .NH Hr
SAM. Goodo and WRIGHT
~ Ne eAuea iEappearnE 81 hs araefta a.
M GefA suu tIasiar fhu me t-snfrrf CO.,
~ IA Hns tas = q Hssae1ts Of M 71st. n
le11esees - Ia ~tneorl1arf uaamss - aaa-
ui - erF~d o. Seem q D. .hffrEla afan-rF ~
Jos anao - n4tef r oireuas- lnF8 ae.. II
tne AsEhFie m rs s aeasptprE pal sael b. De
aay OF haahfNf, 4su1~@ee, reqH inr aif drfnn.
ms 10 ape GO pr rs o. sne tarlr aara ar
teorr ue 1fzt ana MAJ ed. sEa1cr - - 80
iAnLa9e. T. nea-e4 lea al fnars > H- -.
fAe aeuW % c-fupla un1Is nr. 81 a. ana
I'D - 9sqn - c1uiasai afz - a. nsrur =
a. csEIlILL4u
DooA AGENTS WsNIED-Ia a 81 ar
OEnpAlh 81 samp g. e-Eeeiolt faFcLan 81.
IusrNAIEp ElHIlT Waazs. ex.aag 50 So b ~
tNAs AmolE these alIE.FllrE nrs1zu dTrar
hkH4LHoS. n Ihirh ever oEF fh0usaad q Eo.I
pave areaiy neen solL ID a god tcsuesa 1r
ex-sohAeFss ana others out 81 : 1rFrsn1 PEP
Clnulafss sltA pa-leuasrs and ierns. Eil1esa
HENRX no = A.
Ne. III Mars-.fRE1r. Crerssau. o.
mayitsw1e.
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ORR Jon OFEIcE.-Wes are executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the nestest style, and at the lowest
prices, ct this Office.
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Any Merchant having q business stand
suitable for Millinery and Dress Trimming
business on Chareh street, and would ike
10 rent = third OF half OF their Store, can
hear 81 = good tenant BY leaving word st
shis Office Immediately. iuneIs-Sts.
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River and Steamboat News.
Arrived.
None.
DEPARTED.
William Butler--.-....-.-~.-~...St. Louii
EXPECTED.

William Butler~-.-..~..-~.---..St. Louis.
EXPECTED.
The river has risen two feet At this point
since last Saturday, aud still continues to
swell, with four feet on Harpeth Shoals.
A telegram from St. Louis, TO Boyd &
PEBBLES, announces that there will be no
boat in place Of the Brilliant on Saturday.
The Louisville Journal, Of the 18Th, con-
tains the following:
1--WE hear there are 10000 cavalry en-
route from the East for the South and West,
via Petersburg and the Ohio river.
The steamer Express, the tri-weekly
packet between Wheeling and Parkersourg,
sank on Sunday afternoon at Manchester
chute, about sevsnty-hve miles above Gin
~cinnati. She struck g log or root, tearing
her Bottom badly, and sank in about three
minutes. she is in a very bad condition.
Her stern is lying in fifteen feet water, and
il il doubtful whether she can be saved.
The steamer Edinburgh has received or
ders from the Q-uGrtermaster Of this city 10
proceed up the river snd remove the snaE +"
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Ola Papers for sale at this oRco. The
largest in the city.
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NNths en- 81 luae, q 20 he ccrner q Hr7art
~ ADD r. 1sic strcet1. q haf ga q sanGf IfM
h1ads hEt. . alccH m oae ere F1ieoauI 3 yes :
e.a Ais1, nsorlel Here. faaA hEl. as1 hek
Win soiar marka o. b. shoulder ma nlasss
marks oa na dds and aooH I Ytars o11. Auhe
~ reward WI BE- aleen luT Asrls On y me, cor
aef d 4Gketa and hsRkna streets.
iuneii-~ kJ MARLIN.
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". C. Collier laid upon our table yester-
day before noon the Cincinnati papers Of
Monday morning. Thanks, Willie.
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B~axKnuTTI BaSEEUrTll-Ths Bankrupt
Sale store, No. 80 North Market street, il
saIl ssllizg boots, shoes and hals al bank
rgnt prices, o. shY per csatsz cheaper
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Twenty-Five dollars per day made with
Goodalo's Stereoscope. There are two ioi
sale at p North Jherry street.
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The 18th Pa. is now patrolling the city.
The entered upon their duties at 10 P. NJ.
the I2th inst.
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For sale al this Office, one good Tobacco
Screw. viii Be sold cheap for cash.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of Generals
Federal and Confederate. The largest col
lection in the west, for sale, wholesale and
retail. Remember the place, Gallery ofthe
Cumberland, Is Cedar street, opposite Com
mreisl Hotel. m~ay27-tf.
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w. P. EAroy & Co, are our sole Adver-
,i,;ra Agents for Baltimore, Nd.
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r0.v,v r orrssr,o Of the National Barasr,
o,- .ole Advertising Agent Tor Gin
-
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NOTICE.

A IL PEa0N BAVTEa CLANS AGkrHI
~ 10 5h CaFay NFlaon, ~cqmnanded ! hn.
Ta MAJOR 6ensTa Each, vi tnd 8 = ~ e.
fantsRa g ci o. Z. .. HEnab ~ MNhsrTg -
y &C. A u1h hn1aal apnSl
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kHOHtEa LINE
Summer Arrangements
Nashville and Evansville Packet.
LEM LEoTL

q. s. Haie t-.---
wHlla,4s sashvlls nr Evansville eysy Fndsy'
at oelcsk, p m, and
! 6. WEB5,
T. D. bfcwn
WiIIea.e Na-bvls fer Ev1otvdis So , Men
day. a. 90 cf,pm
q HE fboss sac passrg g'esmrrs vi maze
eIo4e Gro orst kFa1sF WA Hs bE-.
/ Iar Louisgiie AID hsldeEo sac 80 hsEtlErr'
ana shipper p ~ TFy rnths pune q the
! above hosta d1rug tht -umm 2
For heiehf or as.sse appit Or hoard orto
I laueR ~ BtTuaP rhBtGs A. a..
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Notice.


THE ADAMS tx EE8 oOMPAnf,l
RrBLiG sataAE, NazHvflHz, Hay ~ So
VIE nov have a oar ofos o. Rlaaf square.
W he foHoaing gnciaimed heFEsge. Wheh hss
accumulated n eur befFtE8 k1am - lhatarroEk
uepo sod 4 1ot caled nr in tnrJ tays sli b
lq.d - psy cna Faa
I Trunk no u1sEs
j BoT. narEed ~ CT TIC Booa. Iayefgne, Tsun-
. p-sE. " Jewell, Alsh Eug. snd Nieh
] haE, NJ marx,
a. e. e.
4 TnznE, thchsek.
! BOX, u5mith Tel. cfoa, aissaaaon. a.
4 Truck, JHsnn. Nash
T. @asoo hsun, hashvlle
hus1e sl1h enecs.
4 Csruet Bsa
2 Rolls blalEeH, 10 marx,
I fuudir OF eicih, "
] Trunk, no marx
a Wah cheek
Z Box. cara W kcklsz Nash
I 20 marx
I FLiee. 10 marx
3 Cares Bag, No marE
. a1ilIal
I Pkg Elanifa "
I sea Tools
N. B-Pensons sailing Cor sny 81 tha stofe ara.
/ ciea. Fho are uaaclusulcd III he aacf, NUT tnus
| means Of proper Ideu1fesfqn.
magiS-lm JOEL DAVE AGENT
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LuNBER.-Knight & Bro. are unloading
at their Steam Elevator, on Rolling Mill
Hill, 8 barge containing $4,000 feet of
white pine lumber, embracing all kinds Of
clear and common plank, framing timbers,
joice, and scantling, as follows:
2x4-16, is, ank "a feet long.
ax6-lS, 30, and % feet long.
2xs-2O, p, "A and 30 feet long.
2Lxs-20, % and "a feet long.
25Exl0-ls and p feet long.
21xl2-2O feet long.
4x6-2O and 80 feet long.
4xS-2O feet long.
3x4-6, z, 10, IL, is, 20 and % feet long.
Also l5O, 900 feet choice white pine flooring,
Of sll widths, for the lowest cash prices, at
knight A Bros. Lumbar Yard. If
"NOtling X 10 US nor augkt set dOcn IL,
Malice"
Do you want to play at ten pins2 If so,
where can you find more pleasant place
than at Edwards Bowling Saloon, No. Al,
South Front street Are you fond Of lit
tie vine "ior thy stomach's sake" or en- ex-
%celeut cigar, il so, call on Edwards and
you will be suited. And should you be in
want Of 8 comfortable home in the shape Of
a boarding house, then by all means try
Edwards and our word for it you will be
satisfied. junel- I'm
RuffeF DeDOt.
Butter or Ice always on hand at the
Butter Depot Of Clark & Gregory. Fami-
lies may always get good Fresh Butter or
Ice, in quantities 90 suit, at the Butter D.
pot, IS Broad street.
ie2-lm CLARK 4 GREG0RY.
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ITCH. CwHEATON'sl ITCH.
Salt Bhsum. Ointment. Salt hhcum.
Cores the Itch in az hours also cures Salt
Rheum, Ulcers, Chilblains, and all EruP-
tons Of the Skin Price so cents. By send
ing 80 cents 10 John d. Park, Cincinnati
o., will be forwarded free by mail. For
sale by John D. Park, Cincinnati, o. and
Druggists generally
Gg-Bc0Grc Of IHiitations.
jeI0- ON Gods
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je1O st'

Pure Robertson County Whiaky-sOo bar
rels Just received and for sole b.
". W. ToTTEN.
je1O 3ts % North College street.
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Yesterday, the district court-msrtial, Of
which LIST 1t J. B. Coons is Judge Advo-
cafe, arraigne9and tried the following ca
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John II. Bennett company II, 18th Pa.
Vols, charged with absence without esve.
Sentence rendered Isaac Buchanan, Co.
F, I7th U. 5 o. l., charged with mutiny.
Sentence rendered.
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LOUISVILLE ASD NASHVILLE RAILROAD
CHASeE or TfxE. The trains on the Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad arrive and
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REcoRBER's CoUBT.-Recorder Shane dis
posed Of ffty-two cases, yesterday morning,
in 'less than no time"
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Great Popular Loan Of the People

Les thsn szsaoG20oo Of the Loan authorised By
the last Congress are nov on the msrkeL Thas
amount as the rsie al which i IS beng absorbed.
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