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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-03
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e-ys to ssas q njscs TIE sPpls.eiss fsr
Usivsssify land.
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ported December Goth. 1864. the fssds 10
his possession 10 be IN. $50 Z.
5th. In December 1851, Msssrs. Hubs,
Moore, Bates, Yantis and Bosarth were
appointed b. the Legislature. to examine
fully into the transactions Of Mr.. Baglry.
This they did. and reported Jsnuary esb,
1869, unanimously that oil wa right.
9th, January llth 1862, MesEs. Ca
pies, Burbank, Beatty, Gardiner, Ruth,
Lombard, Holbrook and Wilson were ap-
pointed another committee Of examination,
with full power to call Witnesses and pa
pers. They called as witnesses-Yesler,
Russell, Hitchcock, DeLin. Gortin, Atkins,
Adams. Butler, Jordan, Settle and Ora
ham, and after full examination, reported
unanimously, that the " business had been
conducted with commendable economy,
prudence and energy" This report was
adopted unanimously, and two hundred
copies ordered printed. BE-.
7sh, November 18th, 1862. the Re-
gents settled again with. Mr.. Bagley by
order Of the Legislature. reported all cor
rect. and gave Mr.. Bagley receipt for
o6,959 ~, in full-signed by Frank
Clark as Secretnry, and H. N. McGill as
President.
9Th, From that to the present time. the
expenditures have been with the consent
and advice Of the Regents.
9th. During Mr.. Bagley's absence to the
States last year, for about ten months.
several thousand dollars were expended by
the Regents and their employees. contra
~ to the exprrss wishes and advice Of Mr..
BaRley, and the most Of that time the
Regents or a msjoryity of them Cop.
perheads. and Major Tilton President.
10th. In every case Of careful examina-
tion Of Mr.. Baglry's doings they have
been found all right. .e.7'
18th. While Mr.. BAgley was at Wash
iugtou he secured an amendment to the
Agricultural and Mechanical College Act,
50 as to give this Territory 10000 arcres
Of land.
These facts and figures, from the record,
are a complete refutatiou Of the slandsrous
charges Of Hicks against both Bagley
and Denny. and.they are confirmed by
the full admission Of the Treasurer Of the
University made few days since in the
presence of several citizens OF this town.
In, a conversation about the charges Of
Hicks. the Treasurer. Major Tilton's
right-bower, said: {" I told Major Tilton
that Hicks would do him more harm
than Onod bv such falsehoo!s,''
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-03

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Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-25

S&s.--:- ~ S-er -:.-zsisia
ol 'war, ma ,ios "4.,. :a...,t, ,r.,e.,
cii;zrus, Ti.S u" uwea ever i:e,y
he'd, Iii :u'j els ,.,tn 70 u, ,len1i M. ,lc
c'ttl'H $, hH.istns1 The J., ;iuli.ll;ie>
Will b i.a;, IN h delnrnc moods. c;.,, in :,
sn'e' upon ~n!vn. G u. A..,ip on n,lgh |
eppa'e gore 'ar4s.. There is j p,lut. which /
- eIn, 10 ne uis G. ~; o., uus which las i
! been tong since t>, IL by the laws of war
! 3a1ti!on:s, ~ c't4ts=ez a orie-aI1 who des,le
TO a>aert ti!v p.pret,es ard deco ncie.-
SasiNh. Aii'sueii / g. ,.ics have declared. not |
on'y '"a1 The t'"te''y a"d dwellings Of
4poltcomb mbaianto ;,ad private cilizel,s should !
] De spared. bat lheS denUunce, as !, criu.e. |
ihe DESTRUCTION vi those Lu. .i,nys oi a !
Sia,e, pu"ilc $, uciu e>, " h.cn are not EN-.
pl"ycG ab>o u,eiy iot tha n,auu.aciuie auo ,
J keeping OF aims AID liie u.u.illons of war.
I'tu:lc alcl,i. .es, the nonu.uenls OF e.ce. .
iioi'ics oi ait and history mveels uf j., |
'e'4,'ol aud ant ali these ..e he'd sYc..d !
aA'o:;; c.,':.zrsi s':'e's.>, bu~esc: ausr, aud |
ussp 1ne degree ST n:. e b=i~e: Ii The con |
ii eu"s pcot.es. i US, What how Was
svii, ~ 10 t:c >A.c>, no. llc.e,y n Amerca ,
tul WA l'le !i..c A,;ld, wne.. aAe B,u,,i,. !
N me war .: ls!2, des'ro, ea tie pubnu
"o'ir, s";I.n,>, a.chivss aud the civic
''"o''es al ""sn'"s.vn. lhls c,y found
As po. CT ecioe> IA, lie Brush Pa. i,an.eul
'-se.l, "i.e;c ni"n, .obc s,ale>..en, u.cluu.
NJ. .. j"n.> A.cA" osh an I, We believe,
i'c l.!rsea. L"rv Jos.i Aa>sef, uv..Y u:c=..
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-25

-: =: SIS. : =,
: + tI':. ",' 'saf; ~l! ':.c. s, u =. i, ,,!.
.use ci ~ re - h.: ,rip r..-
: y ;, ~! viz !. ~ n5 ~. 9:o,. o. i,,o
s:e' e a II, v:c' = rr aru:,i. w:.... !. MI
ioA'lnv' th, q! - stree. il. !,eirJ.s ~ i.
i"ty pr'c''c' 10 Rob Re- p!e;.ls,
- i''ai ,'ry ". axe who .,..t !hc pcwr,,
A.. ID >,!..4. t-- .r:.:. =:
|. Man i~w, God :, law, lie Jaws Of nature
ana humanity, Srch rs Tie sim les. and
lsesst educated people acliuo ylsd q, perhaps
m're through nstlnct ,ian thought, are
scorned ty race whose morals never YET
have been able 10 make more ,hau mo
'Aen'a'y resist::Av, t. their three greai pas
s'o.s--Sanity, Gu: ioi:y and lust.
Slice "ilunS :he ;shore paragraph, We
haze been ;.os, 10 lay cur u: lids uwu.i au-
lAurl.cs, both u ;,>h AFT il,.e. lean. winch
mo e Ian .oi'iitu oYr .le..s. But wecou.
'r"v curse vs. s'"l'* VIII q:v,:"s :rr
aahu,'y o' s., ia Mc,i, ..lvsl.. (cl..ruA,
c! 1>ncro0lie "oDieu 50 wison se is ve 10 1
'sr'ei :"o'c. Ou~ hf,s tx ,ut ns.y ue
'ound !" N'"e"':"., We Ssp,e i'o,a the
speech .. S1r J"!:-s, .nadel it, pu,a.:4yn
y" '4'e OCCASION. IA t"s :, esyi,, lie HSs;
"Ihe late desirue::o Z, Ike liJgses Ct 90
Ot'nanent at Wa o,A,uy:on wns auo.Aer acl
".Ach ci,ule ecsssas,.y Into view. Ia the
a9tsrs q modern E1yope, no erample o. the
kt"a, eten oHtt<tg "utjoos the mos: hostile
to coeh other, coald cs llocca. lu tue
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-25

/ =, -. ~ 4 ~ i,4t ta..
~ i. D. Y. ;a.,n = az j .'s..rtrs If
!a*oo-s MI ,)5.. z7ns Mss.
l''i.- H.;l. t.-a. - 1855.
L+sn' G'ea !:-r}@ Hl.u5soa. .r,.1u,tLy
! lasw,i>v Pores q S i.
g. f:'-aA: Il \ :..lirt.. ep tr...; {. "
':;;; ;;;g .s;i, 80 ;;,,. - ', al. =.
cap:-'e an. ...~..e,i. ID ,a,, 10 al. .o:n.
e'>., Dnc iuss. ice Of :, G.u e,n.nt :ul
se,e. ane: i.v;.f Gle-;eryi.sle, nl au,,:rt uf
swe ny ne.r a ravne eighty rods from he
main roal, aboui three miles from F::as,ey
vile il We ordered :. similar nuu,bH Of
prisoners ~ our hands to bc disposed of in
hke 'haune-.
;'"l' ;.bou: 1000 prisoners captured
IN ,:rHS u vs. AMI can >l;.nu it. us tui,., as
:or; "ai s'::n!ly t:.'ns ;h->, nli:, :,lcr, arc
c''IE'1' =: Yi;a ,unr Suor ir.ur, III wuul,!
>".S-> t!+ s,u ",xe n",::'s: TO i, ,,>-p, t.. ;rt
."':.e l;.; cs.:,.y ne taken hy them s;;nplv
'e.ui'r IN the uc".:i y one uf Aasur. Lu...
tc.tr.a.;-~.
Z, 1'':sSsc you ca:.eae-s es,i IL ny :i.lt
I" i'.;Hyr Oh 'n': coa4rs --h>ir war .i2h,
o.. "a. !i>:os.. TIE .n.nDc. q; x,.,,s
ing II va'.es ", Ii ci,cu,a- aauc.s. an &iI Tie
CIV. "u'h"r!'m. VIII up.':y my teq,,i>,ions,
will 10 b.d III "r"y ~. Blu / ti4! noj
civil "",sa"r.gie ; vino c"a ltsi uu,i /" chllj
'"r !o'"Ss " pI ovi, ON, a"i'lhv e;oie .auSI
c"l'e'' "' eu'!y Of 'he people. ! t,.v= ID
duu3t ,h:s IS lhe ur. "a lo,. OF much ,ntI
behavior on 'lle para Of .u. me'r, b., i aY
"ot pe'n.. ~ cheny 10 Judge .r puuisl
with wholesale nu,usr. .
Personally reg e, the bitter feelings Il
geIuered 10y this al; h..t i"s 1e-,e 20
ext ec'e'i, and ,,,"py atr.- u / ,io wi
slr;irk the first b o., aLu ,l:ase war ,n,l
| ..t.-, "ush, Mi Ii ianne. ; TO- j, ,.oa.h
Iur lHc n:,, al a.. l,>, Ou, ,,rt.s | m, ri .
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-30

DsTitisan county tondElo
l. . n r. +. Soript----ia
The aicvo hostE are
bc1sht VITA ccupors.
rom 1851 inciuted.
<. Csrouna Corro1s -
lfenpkis cty couPuas a
re1aa9sea Cc1pc1s- -
sa,a ceGpcm ....-.--N
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-30

NoTIcE.-We would inform all persons
having claims against the Government,
which were fled with the Board Of Claims,
Of which william Driver was Recorder,
convened BY Special Field Order No. 90,
dated March 18th, 1865, Department Of the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
erly adjusted BY calling at our ofiee.
We will also have their Vouchers, Re-
ceipts, end Accounts ordered back from
Washington, D. c., for the introduction Of
other proof, in order to substsntiate the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
Just Indebtedness from the Government.
js3e-H H. TOHPKIss A Co.
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This vice, which is never prsoticsd in
the presence Of any one, has proved ths
everlasting ruin of thousands Of the noblest
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 10 eloquence or pen 70 song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted the consf
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim X
q living skeleton. Nor are thess its final
and fatal effects in lie pains are scattered
the ruins ct reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this affection, call on
DR.. Coleman, No. q North Cherry street
or address him BY letter, Box Se2, Essh
Vills, Tenn. feb2e-t
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ntnilEsrios. WEIaII Az s-ouAcl. EIkTCLzxcE. Nv.
EE c2EtlsiSf, skNf o. srrriIE. nsD
rafkfl. coSsfIFArIaE.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-30

What nav aesni anost iserosiHis Is. th.t r,s,,
eleea e. nii1erio c11silierei hope essir irru-,fs
are ireiue 2 y clrsd IN az osys or ra.i.s. ~
- cle5rll invite the lnrasiiF ail1nrs it- fi,-s
~ 1l-d aoa scieuefc % cares shIch haTe 10 rai-
a-ei 81 the rrcssli Dag.
Aurlns ne % ave yczra ~ have carfsrsaf
Z m cts scie- anu overcome cppos.lion a. tescr.
iea1 a. we're ever encountered b. auF rafnrrla-s
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Mayor Bsown has appointed v. v. sum
ners 70 look after matters al the Lcr svnie
and Nashville railroad depot, and see that
the street there is not 05struetsdy ana
that citizens snd others may not be inter
ruptsd in passing. M Summers has &C.
tered upon his duties, and will discharge
them faithfully and diseree ~
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW TBEAERE --Arrah no-Pogue contin-
ues 70 attract full houses. Il grows in pop
ui6rity with every representation.
OLD THRATRE.-The Webb Sisters tsks q
benefit, at the Old Theatre, tomorrow night,
when an attractive bill will be offered. To-
night they appear in the celebrated drama,
"fhe Ticket Of Leave Man"
Broadway VAsIETIRs.-A new era seems
10 have dawnei upon this establishment.
Crowded houses are nightly in sttendanee.
Mirth, music and the dance, are enjoyed to
an extent truly refreshing BY the scores Of
habitues. The Clare Sisters, Lizzie Walker,
clara and Minnie Clarke, give decidedly S
vim ana zest TO the performance by their
excellent dancing and singing; and when
formed into a ballet, are particularly at
tractiVe. Chaplin a Co. have a good COM
pany. Drop in and see them. The pro
gramme is always rich and varied.
SUNNY sEDE.-The Sunny Side is prosper
ing finely, large audiences being present
every night 10 witness the excellent per-
f0rmances.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-30

E. P. Cone has received Waverly Maya
zine, Petroleum Record, Citizens Leader,
Weekly Review, Blade, Flag of our Union,
Ladies' Boulder, Commercial Chronicle,
Railroad Joernsl, Saturday Press, alb on,
Historical Magazine. Chambers Encyclo-
pGdia, Chatholie World, Frank Leslie's
Ladies' Magazine for December, and late
Dailiss.
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WINTER IS CoNINS, and we are glad to in
form the citizens that we are now prepared
to furnish them with choice article OF Coal,
selected with great care from that lately
owned bv the Government Our Coal is
hard, pure, and clear, and prices as low as
airy in the market All orders left with US
will receive our immediate and personal
attention. Don't forget knight Bros, Office
No. az, Church street, opposite Masonic
Hall. oeis0-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-30

PKRsoNAL.-We understand Maj. Arnold,
A. A. G. Of the State, having resigned, in
tends leaving Nashville TO seek His fortune
in Montgomery, Ala For six months past
the MAJOR has assidously applied himself in
the State Department in psrfecting aud car
rying on the business Of the AdjutaDt Cen
erals oEee. He is perfect gentleman, and
a competent officer; and his loss will be
felt by all who may desire information or
advice from this Department.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-30

Ia positive 1na srae-il remedy iof az dsas-as
o,igicsi.ug ir,m an IMPURE STATS o. THE
hioyi add or AZ Der edilsryI diseases transmit.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-30

NH1ifel hallrcaa c@4A -
6eezria Raiirosa sad
6alking ccmpsnY ~
Bank a. tliailt - 30
Merins hsnk...-.-...-.-.-.7o
Bank q Augusta 1911
AGgnzts inaura1e. .....-.ie
R1nk q Ataeas ......-...-.s7
. Colantus LIS
z" Empzs 1esis IS
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By Telegraph.
MIGHT DISPATCHES.
10 REPORT LAST NIGHT.

Persons unacquaIatsd a ne ei5E. seeing
50 many advertisements ior the T. aneri
o. SPECIAL Diseases, are often at Ices 70 Dc
femme 20 whom 70 sntrust the treatment
o. such cases. To such persons We tale
pisesare n stating that the oldest es,ab
l.shnent q THIS kind is 81 No. ~ DesdeTick
street., and this should BE- sufficient gpsr.
antee that this is reliable institution DE-
A. RICHARD J0EEs nav Be found h bis al
nee during the hours sisted in his reneraI
advertisements Al Esdi-ines fis-atssed 3
tte otfes.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-30

The Chattanooga Gazette, Atlanta Intelli-
gencer, Mscon Telegraph, Augusta Consti-
nationalist, Chronicle and Sentinel, daily,
BroWnlow's Knoxville Wing, Springfield
(Mass.) Republican, Boston Journal, Balti-
more American, weekly, received regularly
ct z. P. Cones, No. 40 cherry street. Il
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-30

could have been put il circulation st any
tine, 10 fact, s5ns yssrB back, anumbsr Of
the notes were put Ia circulation again after
they had been charged of-but hey we're
again rscharged on The books g part Of
the outstanding circuist or r ID. T.
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chm'n Finance oonnitss.


The Beard net al 3o'clock prscisely, in
aeeardarce WITH call NON TIE Mayer,
President Cotton IN the Chalr. Present., ~
addition % he President, Ales.rii hrisa'
Graves. Horne. sectt. Duncan, fsrbrcugki
Woodan, Edwards, Halsy, Haisn, 5srkins,
Ambrose, HaIlia, knd RSslraea.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-30

Gas N CEATrAEooGA.-Mr. James, late
Clerk Of the House Of Representatives, is Ell
present in the city, with q view 70 securing
the incorporation Of & Gas Company at
Chattanooga. We are glad to see that the
matter is Entrusted to 50 sble hsDds; and
are happy to learn that Chattanooga is to
put on Metropolitan airs.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-30

The Mayor rtsted the object Of the meets
ing, which was e consider the Taicworks
question, snd other suhjecss-
Toe 70 lowing petit from the citizens
OF the 18Th Civil District-6eEmLEtown
was presented.
To tbs Boa Mayor and Bosrd, etc.
Your petitioners, citizens Of the 18th civil
district Of Davidson county, beg leave 10
sav that short time since some Of your De
! titioners and others fled with you q petit
ton. pfsving that q certain section OF tsrri-
torv. living north Of and adjoining your city
limits, be incorporated into your city but,
finding that there is much objection 70 the
boundaries Of the district proposed to he ia
corporated. as SET forth in that petition,
they called meeting Of the properly hold
efs, and have agreed upon new boundaries,
as follows;
Beginning AZ the northern limits Of the
city, on the Cumberland river, and running
thence with the river down 20 a point one
hundred and eighty feet south Of the line Of
Taylor street, Continued 20 the river; thence
westWardly, on q line parallel 70 and one
hundred and eighty feet south thereir0m,
scross Front, Market, College, Cherry, and
Summer streets and thence on the same
line across the land Of D. j. MeGsvock, 70
the west side Of the Busna Vista pike
thence soushwardly along said pike 70 the
corporation line, on jefferson street, and
thence with said street to the place Of be-
ginning
The petition was adopted by the Council,
aud the necessary election 70 decide the
question Of incorporation was ordered.
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helt1les 0fnF nar io lss aiuraI caI1-
la-ea loo l'sl 1oIi. Glossy s1I f..4lr ~
Aeel- ne acala tlasn, col end Hratag
'Nte only Kaosa nrstarsf o. Coles ana p -
fect Hair Drsa.iar cquEiurt.
Lection rair CaIdr Eestofer aaa Irrse IeE-
Ao1dcu IaIr cGIor Esst1rer al|i lIr..si
L51dol Bar colo- aesiller ~ y caalaE
oadcl Hair Color Ee.t11ar s1ii Lras-
l-It via restore fTa7 FAR 30 IIa OF 1IlAs .ll-4.
l--it gii n asa a gov Ga 1si1 1sti'-
-lfwlI restore the naerrA aeereiINlA
4-lt ail ro~ese al dan1rul ani !. lfla
t--lful make fae rnlrf1 e. tof1T 500
: a--lt aII rfaearFo he craale el-t 80
e-Ifr Il rrfa al Desc n ile 80
a~--1 2, - 800 500 - i.r4 rHIfN9 a
11a No ~ irra st-1e
~ fG ~ nIILa. EIrI..
f1r1sf II chIu-l and Y - r.lIHIs
l.ra-ur-frasu sn 1--WE Icu1-
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SHOOTING AWAY on DEADEEIcK.-A shoot
ing atfrsy occurred in the Star Saloon, on
Deaderiek street, yesterday evening, which
resulted in the woundiDg Of man, whose
name we did not learn. The ball was fired
from pistol, held by Tom Mallory. The
wound Is in the heshy part Of the leg, and
though painful, is not dangerous. Mallory
has not been arrested.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-30

TO 0uR sUHscnHEEs IL THe CRY. Our
Agent is now calling upon our friends and
patrons in the city, collecting Whatever
nay be due from each subscriber. We have
had no regular collections on the routes for
the last year or go, because we have had no
time TO devote 70 il. The bills have All
been made ont from our books, and i is be-
lieved that they are generally correct-
Where they are found 70 be otherwise, they
viii b. willingly and pfoPefsy adjusted.
We hope that every one will be ready 10
settle when called upon, as it will greatly
facilitate business, and prevent the snnoy-
ance Of sscaliing agsin" on the same errand.
In the future We Will collect regularly every
month. u
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-30

SMALL Pox At rHE PrsuIESTIARv--Ihere
are sixteen cases Of small P5x among the
convicis e. the Penitentiary Since the ist
Of Chs month, tour have died Of inst DIS,
ease. a
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Vs17 10 lHz 0aPHaS AsxfUN-General
Whippie, together with the Catholic Bishop
Of this place, sad several others, visited the
st. Mays Orphan Asyllm, near this city
yesterday They passed pleasant aiteE-
Eoon.
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PrOo.se s'ulsasuslOr Oas... via Pro-pe
nsss.
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LATEST FROM EGYPT.
HOME AGAINII

HAVING returned sgsin with large
stock Of
Trimmings, vvorsteds. Zephyr.
&c, aEc,s
to the old home, would respectfully in
form the Ladies of Nashville that We will
be prepared to manufacture any kind Of
Cords, TRsseis, Buttons, Fringes,
&c., Sc,
as good and as cheerfully as formerly.
OSCAR BOHME 4 CO.,
noTl-tf Ne. Uuiuu street
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By 8. 9. Henry & Cc
Unprecedented Large Sale
DRUGS, MEDICINES, INSTRUMENTS,
BOOKS, STATIONERY, FURNITURE
AND APPLIANCES,
AT CTION.
A 7 A . c ION

ON THURsnAE MORNING, Dec. Isailooclock.
~ afthe Medical Fur7eJora Warehou-a, corner
o rrst md hain street Louisville, Ky viii b. 90 J,
on account o. he Medi,sl Depsrtne 6 Of On {. s
A ne iarpset assortnenioi Drugs Medicines. &C.,
ever offered q the West to bulk and Ia the frr nai
Psoksgas. aod IN good order, beiug ths surplus o.
me aino int rsquired b the hedicsi Lepafiraeut.
comprising ss iolots
500 ID. Aelds, ass'd. eae doz SPIT. Turpsaans
re = Aloe, paiF. LOU O.. Croion Oil
go Alum. go los L1udauuui
3,T43 Pres. Amucnia. Tso Pssaronc
SO o. Nitrate 5lves. $500 dos Ca1iphor 4 OH.
80 lhi FoNier's 5clu. I'm Pils
isj " Palv csniha- 7,2n 's CsIhardc PiHs.
rides. $50 Op an
90 "Cerata- 50 lbs Prep. Lad
go " Pulv. Carscum. 40 b 0arn Potash.
4uv " atechu- 1903 Ch'of. ID
t.oo0 " White Wax leo I0diis 20
1890 5Impas Cersts. TO- Rhuharh
3 So ke1n D. $50 syrup s1unls
so CaliEsya BARK. 1870 kef Bour
lao " Clnchon|a sulpk loo a Com s1ts. Law
Is ~o5Hodloa. 2aoo :. P,ep. z Ies''
80 Pul1 Gun Ara ESQ yds Adhesive Plaster
hf. 3 " Isiun .
10 e eopabt 500 SEQ fituusl.
i,t91lla Hoanan's tno. so 10 spo3rs.
a'ne. f.SU b. Harer
LOO " sNt sptz wire. So Ext seor
80 " Prepared Chaik- 400 . Candles
~ Blue Nitr Of. $40 fells fzt come.
lo.eso = Med. ; rs ass'i. 500 lbs Cora Starch.
500 " Pre- Iron. ass'd. ssh " tfnk C0ud
90 "Fa'E- Llgnoues ESQ sggt5 Ehlis
ho1i. Cru he'd.
50 siycenoe- go Tea. hlt 4 gssa1.
t.0o1 " P ep-Ms1cury. G.EG e Tap-ca
- "lodlre GOO Ue1eoaiat zas14.
go Ipecac, ruig 80 Farms
se9 lovers foEa'ra2 ~ yds auaa Pasyha
s,eCl y aEsssd Cioih.
Sso "a zrouad. $50 oaed auslin.
41 Msgnssa. f,7oa " % SIX
s,700 Epson salts. 500 " sup Bzadssso.
go doz Cd Laverol. 40 rs Tuins.
80 Give do 30 dos Castor on.
Cream Tartar, Castle scsp, ssitustsr. Nnrard.
OIL Cara -cdf. hooheiia sat- Paw Crreuo-
Cocoa, Cnpecia e. tieiatne, Fulr. eirea-. Nufners
As. ray b. lddad, sureidaI laetrunlsrf. Tsrs-s-
iuE-. tc-i BcoEs, Siztionsry, Furniiurs ani Ash
a1les-
- crlaiqFlfs csg - hsd soar Ausiiru-racrns.
OF ne MaiicaI Purssynr's O1I-r. ~ lIIs rr b,
ietfer or aefrcnai Eraacslrn.
ssrms easl % 6oFfrums1f flrds
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nofla-eoe q hrri cnsfs.
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IasPosrax1 ORDER.-An order Ess roceiv-
e3 here, yesterday, stopping the muster ont
nf cnl0red troops. We do not know why
the order was issued.
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II you want your Piano's we'll tuned. ealr
on o. p Jackson at Luck's, on Union
street Orders from The country MI -
with prompt attention. octss-tf
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ctnnelnnatI. Ohio.-JosrFa B QvUn1, e
on sufhorssd agent 70 FecsiFe adFslHsene5is ana
-uhecautsous for the Nastr1s Umoa-
New orleans, z.a---E0sn p oFzssli7 o.
tbe Commercial Resdins Roou, isouF ni-noIinsd
ssrut 70 receive advertissulenis and sutssripaons
for the Eashuais Un0n-
memphis. Tenn--clszEN1s bnhNf are
our auff6rsed agents t0-rsaeire adFeTiiseni ems
and suhseriuf.ous Cor TIE Eastrzif UHioH-
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