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Selling out at Cost
At Ne. 30 Unlen Street.

uEING nEa7TRQtsS 70 eIQSE OUT MY stock
- Of Dry Goods, fof The purpose 81 changing la7
BUSINESS. an nos ffeEiuF than e Gorts -I'eFsc1s
miners. 81 ao9eP Rogsf 40 Ne1 tqcall sooDs Ehile
jsas4-u y z e '5sMss HICKMAN.
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aPLEEDfD LIST or ARTIoLEs
.n.. \. - - - h.lia- ...h


An the soodsin the above LIST Flit te sold vita
iak reservation, f0r one p0Lt.s eerh- Cer1feates
Al ali the various articles placed similar En-
Velopes and sealed. These envelopes viii be seat
Nv mall, OF delivered e. oll Office, without regssd
10 choice On eTecsiung certificate you Blll see
what il fepFeafpts, and i - ppiiQnal with you q
send ogs dollar and receife q e. aziele named, or
spy otter in Inc Est Of Same l' % all iTsnase
tons b mas ~ snsrst iqr fNait.es the csrtif.
Gates saying pusIsEa and cflng the business, IS
cents each. f5Va leATIFIcAs Is will be sent for 81
lsLEvEE ieEes Esqa1 ssxrT-FIvE for $40 :
and ONz H1EeRkb Tor SIS. ~ this mode We gfe
selections ron varied stoc Of dne goods, Of tss
lest make Hd latest styles, ld Of intrinsic WORTH
At a notiiaa Frefg while ~ hate achancs Of seca-
- ars.cIes II 1nsteI'5 hlafasa ftiat. 9
II 3 gus iIntes entire satsiasti s. s. tlEtanca,
snd e tnefa should - HnY ~ at with
All asleie hey nag sIte s. AS ate
~ retafn Is ai77 IA fIica ~ luHl
aa1s filoH tat4 et.1lz q tleE|s, Ten
cents oaeean Cen nsa rsfed. q their
nsrdIt1snee 8iliou1t b ems lf3
Tliey vii ce - f1ti1I ~ esdta IL every Ger
ti6cafs and reiajzins y Qent rels1 e as Is cents
ftr asfh wv = - ~
E-Addzess GtO. ID BRIT 4 CO.,
tanI-6m dIi1 galway, New York.
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NVeanssda1s ~ 8. - =. =.
n. Ida Of u,icslied ilF ~ ~ lesr
s..i,nes % tie Easavi;ls sla'. n E'l-
MISTER zdnasley, for lie f
paper having tie lafgeAt Isa
elading tbs army-
a lsttern s6Fer6sed ere
shsrzs e one fes4. fersl<t eI.I ~ - ~
reeasa l. pzspa<sd VIII Dc I,es1'a5 fIst1 &
Pslsons ealing for asse lz-tes zlA 'e@s9 ~
,1,af nre ndear1se1, ana aifF ~ ....s -
AZ leflers nol tslEen cul 81 sc t Il
ncnf = - Geaszs3 Post c1Aet - <s@
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HEADsuAaFzrs DEP'T 90 EHE CUlsBnzl.ssu. 81
7 ~ Nashville, 1saEe, March = lsaG.
's''E'iAs 81 oAaF" Ezastts -
XII. Let. Col. @ G. Minor, IN 0. v. C., H. here.
by detailed Temporarily a. Cnmmander q the Fo {
oi Edgeheld, Team. s1a vi be held personally re-
srcnsbe for the maiatenanee Of COCA order AZ that
POat. By command Of
~ Mals t3anelai TffoH As g
~ (seneal souTH iiln HeF eaGAai "a. 4 g.
ofieiaE
SAMUEL wrLEs, Capt. a A. A. A. Gen.
Cav. Depot \. y. ~.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
sEG9ND NlllOKLL BlK.
Nashville Tennessee.

III Tanrnarf ---sr----&-s---- % d rs. r....t 4
fsHs-a srREAs1Rg BEHsAaEssaNT, !
- OEucE q TIA tosrr ihEa 81 Tvs CVaaEscT,
WAsHnaf5z 5-n. 81, is65.
YfTaEREAs, BY sA41sF aCT0R4' BVIbENCE
~ pre eatsa % she padsrslgied, 4 hes beeh
made 20 appear that Tue btC9ND NATIONAL
BANE 0E RAsiiV IT. e " n tlls ty-of l4ahVile,
81 theeounty q Davidson, and state 81 Tennessee
has been dug organized undef afd according % te
reeu femenis Of sssct Of fousfrass entitled fsAn
Aci % provide a National Currency, secured hY ;
pledge Of United States honde, and e presits .1I
the tiTcuiefiQu and redemption thereof" approves
Jtre 81. 1854. and fAe e0fnflsf NTH ~ she pro
vsions af aaid qet requirfd y "a compiled with
b. iora rommencing The BUSINESS 81 BANKING under
aaid ae1t iar y aafta Ifrn - 5-rs
RQW, therefore, ], y Ugh 1fcclIiech, ConpirciIa1
% lie 5trfenes, 90 hsfahF eartf3 sfssI 81 II ~
eqnd N-tienal naak lof Atatglie, ~ shseity q
Nashville in the county 81 DaF.deon. add state q
fshnessee r k1thoff6ad q coldInen1e The 'tnsi.
ssfcf fRnklng ilader the 4et sfeFesaii 49,.
n testimony HfcfeC " t1q1s ~
fS.f = 9lszsl and seal % ofisiF ma ihu1ysfrsl
] s1s[1sJ as q, leaqsSy 49, y. .,.ss
'fairiei 7sina 2 81 ognptrqiiHr oi.ths Guf7aaeg
s1e - s---s44-~ ahni~acr 4s
S5-Ths above iusstrt.on Vii b opened f5- bus.
t as.' "a e 2 'sF days e salsh dns n
,sa,zs asss : So 8 JoHA LqAs9ES, Cashier.
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HsImboId's Exlrsss BuShu


ms i ~ z9sctIoa q ~ 6ocd, and .IiasSs US
sexual Oszsls, t4AidIs 8 % Hdse Hrs. f1soai,
Hndpipes sa1 ctt1r uassous snFEeaeaI fasfira. Is
appeEraaos = lhe ff11 Fl UIcefs. 44,nIte,d ia.
tTsc1 5slsall4IiI4 l7I fe5 n1e Hlos. ls1 181l1sos
~ ee1lT oE4prQ1ee q ~ ezln. EEI14 - ~ csrn-
Plexion eisaf 80 na.il1g eoioi. . beng pIee4az-
flfli Ilng pfpH4a7a aFe preserved - eraaf1r Ak
tsaf tLlaa ~ oinaE bfas,aalloa q safsst sfai1.
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.r Baltimore, Nd. Feb. ~ 1854
81 h1fe sTazs satsiacfieu il stalnz ih1l haFa
used Zhs Sa's1rt1a Rsraefessi Tor 81 aucrasl pia-
ease in most customary forzn that have Used
taed1 Esl lus Inss, b scfehon, flo preco1lF and
have foapa tAeEa = respola % ny anaqIpattnns
promptly snd edeci1siiT. knoNsl their cdf1ro-
siti1n ave Ire nillss1 ctnds4rezi1 t,llr ed -,
and AZ - ~ my ass cftseln extends lrecallJpera
thsul strongly. atfEEn 9 h1Erls
e stassistzai slEga0n t1z lseE forAa Nesae
let 4 Be uB3ersteod -tbeza Fsrnea5ss ara IS
recommended and vii positively cure tie diseases
for which they are offered. SIERRA
Friea of-alals Pas kGEes Salaar an q Ga $40
Female S % Boot aud Barb b e So VI wash
k9eetfs s11rEi i-1 sr-n eft err
f-- Sold - WI. = c. 81. SMITH, p1lEQsts.
CO. l8f Chlf B ana tl1e slrasts,
Z lssss'li- . Go. pseEEstaIsi sis Rses sszesiss
Fnilsdelrtsa.
iznI8-em.
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rT7Ez ceEERs l,eus tfiek Hose md xaer,,t - or
VI The TsII8 ts4ssn ccrneI of me 9-ld crl7sr
Gtfe1t fs,z taEsse1s4E1 euFfs 70 sLestF 4Gs ~
b II. hcEWEN, sn u Spruce eacr
ED-4. THOMPSON. - unioa s..
szsg sd, sopy.
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W, r. o0RNELIus,
s1r-l1. ria -.sef 81 .-sse ft cess
4eVsFamsit URdeFiaksr,
DEAESa - Ali ALI % o. hafAhI0
9 . seREAk 0AaHs a NBu ~
sr Ixo Nf1sFsfss De-

- vli Etssad promptly % us
transportation II bodies, Or
giving Aly lAf6srastsou re-
garding dsc9As5l soidisfs.
60 Bodies Esmbasmed.''
Having secured tho services
Of Dirk. II. LAWS, p New
{ Yozks {and more recently froni
he Army Of The POtomae,) for
smhalming Of the dead, By Dr..
Holiness American Process,
acknowledged 10 Be tho best.
"a andoaly true process ip. The
- .United States, wiz have bodies
---7-- embalmed vhen desired.
s,.sI -. ~ ofaes and " ara Rooals, 80. IS
Snurcn 5lseet, Nashville, TennesssB.
Sralieh houses e Aarlfesssofo', 1s1llGho-
ma, WaFtzses, shslbygills, ghatsaaooga
and eteFsr2ons -Alsssnla.. ,,.. .-.-. SIS
- An communicates prcinptly Az
sWsred. 'ss3
sfs n ri 5 reeh $500 a. r-sal
M. ". D. 0oRSEL1uR Ia anthogisad y
rslsy 6 ua. Re Il 3 gentleman 81 intsgriiyj
and vii perform Al that he undertakes q
gSrofufsnt gee bee ~ cdr Hiznr 4
-a ANDREW gCHEsC7fs
: lE .,s-ssssalls <iliAasy f'TesAeE.
~ slssssh esr tfsir y fa.sf
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BLOOD BLoOD. HOOD
soro6ala. Ulcers. Sores. spota letters,
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or YeneFisl
Diseases, etc
SAMARITAN ROOT AND II Efl8 JUICES
= on red e. rs puhiic - q rqssssc c1re.
SYPHILIS or YEkf1RfAL II7t a<ts, ne 6A-
MARTINS ROOT AND dEHk JUICES j. ne
rlcst Potent snd eiaelll f.sl1elif eeer pzas
scrsbsd; & reaches md ersllcasea every prtcle q
the vauarenI poison, 20 that tha af.le 8 saorou9a
teEzy ihaf IT VI tE fc.l nieg resent y 1issr yaze
"a. -hran FlEqEaERl - u. e
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sr,.fssss,s .i.u'1sssa la.s e Is Z, s,..ls !.
fssnlF q f|E.|eIIl1 s.. 3. -.sE4. 80. -.
~ dlIg es1fn, Iolt ~ Is rsaf1I1|.a eos.,lin
- aa1l.i1e. - 1.1F.lflgs ~ 's4sI q. .|I.1 .fIrs
aaora ~ sE|i'slIIss| lzI,f4 ~. lis 81 l1T9
1l1tlst1f IA - ~ u s. - "a 20
...l, AIfaFe1as easeeonl. ,se4a t1.1e. Pht
A11Ia1A laI41II - .II1'1 y
nH fta ~ 8. fIzI .lIlf Il 60
"a a. lsnrt ~ 1eete r.t1sfre1t
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wrFs Us WITNESSES ez
ksssias fsosa Ezssasua. lIal.ss d psE5a. zsrs5
p t1diserseora az Atass. rs ~ ~
a14zs1zs srEa IN rdslsasursa sszffuozz
Ia.listesstios 70 sszsr6sa foss 81 foasf ,sss
zssss e Aeosr1sf l,aesiz = aseaf.n1
Aesk Nsryes, 49,. = tlesee'as, s-f.
DiusHess o. Whoa fzia e i1ss Hsszss -
Uassersal l.ssailld3 Is 10 FIashIn1 81 lha Body,
. Agssl.st = sie71 1920 = - laoa
DrYnesa ~ tie skin4 a-e
nee s51ltio,os, il slio4sdte q q. atlol aas
nezneiae iqfisflaL97 removes. econ iolloN
IaRozsxdx, FAruTx, KrnHFrIo lEIa,
Ia one ~ which he qs1ieat may expire, ~ On
sdseadlal Diseases =
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many arr aVare q dc Gauss Of thser sgiieElnas
but none VII confess. TIE recorcls % Us t1aaao
Asyti.nis and ne nlaiafsehoi7 dezias q eoaguulP-
scr, bear AEn2s s'snesa 2 'as 'fasa q ne A7ss-
rHn cozsfI<Uri0z, oacz 2EsEe9ED u4Fa ..
as csakzlu WRlxzsss, rs'1
rna,ailss tasaii q uleiins s. sl.eng.Ase go a.
vieonte he 1Fs1eza, ghich HaLM1o1is9 XIX
TRACF B0Cs-sJ lns1tisdl7 eoes. Aa1Ala4 ia
1iace the zlt,,. s<sIs',al ssifrt Ts-iissf
n s-srhcis ~ - ra ts-stt s7sa
FEMALES. FKBlAEE8 fFEALALES
OLD On xousd, sISalEs AAREIEb, on Oos.
~ 4eNF.A TIae NlaEr8az
lulnsiar a.Isdileas ps's.1IIlf q Ftuales o. zK-
tfa<t BheIu Il age1llea - n7 1lsar relaeiss -
la fhlaross Or RalSnson, LfTae -. linluinsss
OF auppresaion 81 he cstouIar7 EFsc ialicra, o.
carsled 81 seEIsrous safe 81 tbs UleT1s E1eeer-
fhaa, o. Nldi4s sl8t1iigs AID lbf "a confiailts
rcidsnt 30 the laE, arsiae EDna lnaiaczar
aCn, ha1ta q If7sipatloIfI % ~ ne -sa Kiss
i4s- DEczLNE On CHkNaE. o. LIZA .rF
f--+s q. =. See sgnapto1aa atoFa.rf - --~
Ne Fsni Skoalf b kltiess II
'ff rsss .-tr4f frs iaf
ri- ~s ef-ells-s a.ff ifa
sWie .ret~fi 4t f sfir d.
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10 many affeciio1s WITH Whch runosss 81 10
males suffer. the RIOT A Nd zlEkE 5uiq1.5 =
noss hegSEily aEiapto,- Llcarstec utezes n Lfs-
corrhoaa, ia bearing do4f, Falling ol tie womb.
Detillty, and i5ralI CON ln1s inc aert te IT, rex.
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lisInbOId's Extraoi Buchu

.ss e asls.s sssssg. 2. saRlsss.pi HsAeaa
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.HMTTH'S

ssnithT - ssr- - smith R.T e--sf.s =
smith Thos U.s. smith is..-@-..
Smith Il " snAth \
s,r.sifs. =. - e-s-f.-s- SEnlra %n " s -..~
emith1 49,, 81, 5S1itn "a
Smith q 1inne y q
Smith a s ga ifsata sainiSa = .stef ff r.
Smith rlaitn
Smith Joshaa suin n
rlnfhIH ufEH ~ rnnth Y "a tt-r-7
smith bznith r
ezniEh 3 > e einila 3 t
Ia IL A.3 4. -~t.ss. 5Iaiiii ian s.-s
Smith " smith saJ
n
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Lh1'IE NEWS

|IssA rssss 81 Ill :.
DNsw YsaE. Jpns TIRE ps,,as.. -.
800 ". ~ eeagn4ssDsusG1 -
~ 0asaky g - eoa1e ~ ribS1lv k9ssao.
e1a1Ing ths1eelsse = - $3.50 - isi1.
50 r =. e r - scs.:ss /, ,.sIse ~
thsssA \ ~ - ~ ineevsiSss. 4. ~
Ctvea tbso peA1e 80
0IAs aagi1eat - u,ee,e..s - =
Ghsenan tkrsueh thsie 49, -. ~ sISsS
Corullntoqe ~ - lnolinfion - - 49,
sref de fedssl 0evsgMueat n. ~ ~
success Of thAt n1sso doD1soyed 1f7E s.:.S
hths apnshauoQ tou1tono1en ~ - n ss.s.'
Many 81 tht9 NJ CO. 0eeo ~ n e ~" =
sidseed citiaene q ~ 0rsat bsprh,.s
The railroods q ~ Stnss - bs;n"....s.
y repdDfs1 81 - sfsw weeks ~ .Ss
pseteeipn Abilities win - = eonplsss ~.
Dose the was. Ass
Itis aid thaE Isenheln, hse -, -
Of he Tssasusy, ~ vogy recentiv .'s;ssi.
living With hiG fhmily q AbbeyiIls q11'sf \,
hshls hst altad bsn assstsd by H. i Na =
tional authositles, he seon viii Be.
The Times Washington special sav..
In the conspiracy case It IL probable the
testimeay vill not be closed till Fr;dsv ~ ~
the defense has several wituesses to e,.rn.
me, md DE prosecution has in reservs -.
siderable rsbuuting testimony t. s. ofrs..d
when the defence d concluded. -
The death Of Jodge A. D. smith. of,s,..
souri, United States Tax Cesuniasi.s~ss.. -
South Carolina, i announcsd. Il occn,..J =;
while on biz way IRON Beaufort Jndee
Smith, It win be remembered, vas The ns,n
ocratie Judge who. in 1855. pronounced ths
Fugitive Slave Law uncenstitu tional 4, shs
case Of Garland ": Beeth, far the resc,,s Of
Glover, a escaped slave. =
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a Perfect Cure Tor CatNfrh!
zSP SSR 3IE'lI|yi'||
AND MODE or TkEATNENr Is

rae slcssoe Or RerStclSoos
lt peneeeoses sho seceee AnhusA
Of this terrible dssaSs, sud exterminasss II, rost
- ofnnch, forever.
Il renovee All the wretc1Bea
sympssns q thb lssshsons nslsdy, asd av6ts
Il ckss.s .,se nss1. ass1erasss
e sssya l g. - . .. 2. A45fy saAsas
I z = .sss ~. "a s.fs - - =:
n e -. May, Rsss go RsraeA.
ic Catarrh, q the most o6seisats - vis1sat
"SS a.sn sfCassrrA - noaeesaa
Dr.. 0oOeo10 hoo new opq01 =
lifetime ID battling with this4e1l dlssass 1issh-
/ -. &C. Ssis's Casarrh neasay
lee harmless li4sid. ishalsd iron ~ palm q
Dr. :. 0ooaale - lxnown tAres.
ought Ne eessssy sssas ssther u ~ only fras
Theory u i0staffh ever pu6lishe1. Wheso ~
oriria-Wha9 ~ ravagee mode Of 6suensnt--8
81 rapiA core u III ~ fcrns.
tas1A shsuiA : fsed ~ every ose. y en- y.
o66aissd :. OF nssrest Asesey, q ~ ssndins .
psstage sss.e = cor 80 "a. -, ..-..
CAsAsls. The nane o. -: - 0eedAle -
vietims 6 Cstsrrh, ffso AieNp1lsmnsff ne =
crriae IL terrible d,ssase. ~ y - - -
cniv oersoa who ever pepeeea1sa ~ seeess -
| isik 81 dis fearful salsdy. He re4edy 80
-. q srsansst Z s1s re-. sc,y - =
pisrr tilis. The ven ts4vplot. -
~ioss fsnily Physisias n. Osseais ~ 1t
III {s a.s5:i; y. !. = =: c., :.
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sf.I.st
n uneasssllelsd succsss whieA has setsndsd
Dr., Jamjr practice In 4urope, IL unitsd Ssates
and New 0f3sans-the many remarkable cures 10
has effected, which we're prUnouucod ioeugahle by
The most eminent pLy sicians. iusti6es him il OF
ering his services TO the conddeuee Of The unfof-
innate. t Ts 3A tfNtssst 8Af tsiN
The fells~ias - sons q ths Diseases termed
''Prisats." and whieh Or. Janss pernansptly
eradicates, via-Syphilis, primary, secondary
teetGy; 6tslstures, Urcthral DiseiaRGes, 0leet,
GonefrAeA Nocturnal and Diuraal Emissonsv
Sexual Debility. Diseases Of the Back and Ions,
matisn, Hydrocele, vesscocsls, Casseis, etc.
DissaDes peeplisr y Remalee, such - Ameo0r-
hea, Dysmenorrhagla, Metrcrrhagia, Chleroeis,
Nervous Debelity. etc., successfully treated.
DR.. James'i long practice ~ New Orleans, and
re endorsements q ths Medical fraternity. and
vince the most skvpticai that DR.. James can and
Will perfosm all that he promises. a.
Dr.. Jagaes would also cell tho a11sotiun espee.
tally Of those who have priv tely and improperly
injured themselves, in ihst secret and solitary
hshit--whieh ruins both body and mind, unit
ting them for both business and society, produc-
ing both Constitutional Debility and lmpotency.
The following IRE some Of the sad and melan-
choly enects produced BY early habits Of youth Or
sexual excuses. viz: Weskness Of the Back and
Loss Of Muscular Power, Palpitation Of the
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervousness, lrritab,lity
Symptoms Of Consumption, 10. Mentally the
fearful effects on the mind are more to be dread
ed -Loss Of Memory, Confusion Of ideas, De
preston u Spirits Evil forebodisgs, Ave: sion
10 Society, Self Dislfust. Love Of Solitude, fim-
idty, &C., are some Of the evils produced.
AN persons afflicted with any Of the above dis
eases and symptoms, should mot fail to call on Dr.
James, and be It once restored 70 perfect health.
Let no false delicacy deter you but call d once,
and save yourselves from the awful and terrible
consequences Of these much to be dreaded nals-
dies.
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS Immediately
cu-ed and full vigor restored.
Those q distance, by describing symptoms
-inclosing stamp for return snswer-will receive
prompt attention by addressing
DR. d. B. JAMES,
r. O. Box s,l9S fianel -d&wlyl Chicago, 1
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FARTHER Porxr. June

FARTHER PoIxT, June g.
The steamship North America, from Liv.
erpool 25th ria Londonderry o6th, arrived
here this morning.
The London Oss says the question ofpay.
ing indemnity for losses by the Alabama :
depredations has reached IN unpleasant
point.
In reply TO the Washington Government,
the British Cabinet has intimated that it is
not intended to pay these demands and that
international law is on its side. The re-
joinder from Washington alludes to compu-
tatiOn.
The London Stars city article says: In
the course of the panic on the 22d and Esd,
In Paris and the French provincial towns,
- to the intentions of the United States
Government in relation to Mexico, consider
able orders for cotton were rapidly transmit
ted to England, in the belief that war with
the United States was not impossible. Tie
reassuring articles which have since reap
peared In French Journals, have had the
effect Of putting stop to this unreasonable
policy.
The Prince of Wales visited the steam
ship Great Eastern on the gath ult, and
infinitely inspected the Atlantic Telegraph
Cable and works connected Herewith. A
very select ami influential company Of gen
tlemen were present on the occasion.
Among them, Lord Lyons, Cunard. Geo.
Peabody and Cyrus w. Field. The Cana
dian commissioner in England and numer-
ous and distinguished telegraph officials
we're also present.
~ The Oifl calls for firm, ioint action by
England and France in defence of public
laws The statements Of this eccentric jour
nal have recently proved far less reliable
than they used TO be.
The Moniteur of the Path, publishes an
article confirming the revocation Of the
order limiting the stay Of Federal vessels In
foreign ports to twenty-fo hours, and says
France has also announced that she will
hasten to raise all other restrictions as soon
as the Washington Cabinet shall cease to ex-
ercise an exceptional right. which itsquality
as belligerent power enables it to cain on
sea towards neutrals
The Moniteur says: The latest news from
America affords reason to believe that Mr..
johnson intends to follow the wishes and
policy Of his predecessor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-07
New YoRx. June 0.

New YORK, June 0.
In the Board Of Supervisors this afternoon
the committee TO whom was referred the
subject Of the bank, In which many Of city
hanks sued TIT county for taxes levied on
those institutions in 1883. reported In favor
Of Tefunding the taxes levied ct that time.
with interest and costs OF suits. The aggre-
osts OF these claims with costs amounts to
OVER o000;O00
The Commercially Wal IL ton special ays:
New York appointment begin to excite
% much vexation and intrigue % ever.
Il seems to b understood that there = TO
be Z sweeping change In that city: M Thur
low Weed 10 here and Il said to be busy on
the subject. u.
There are rumors Of curious political al
.liance for offense and defense and public
pluuder between the New York Republican
and Democratic politicians II IL expected
that the alliance will sweep the Board.
The appointment to the Assistant Tfcasu.
~ In New York still hangs fire.
It is intimated|that the mysterious assas-
sin Of Mr.. Seward. who has gone by the
name of Payne, Is . distant relative of Gen.
Lee, but old friends Of the Lee family DENY
the connection. The mystery about this
man excites great interest.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-07

WASHINGTON, June THE Tribune.
special says:
The suppressed testimony surrept;.;o,.,x
publishsd BY Ben. Pittman b. rressiv ~
dangered the witnesses, some Of whom ~.
still in Canada. "''S"' s'e
DR.. J. B. Merritt, one Of the vitne.... :.
cultivated and we'll read gentleman Of -. !.
cel!ent manner. physician by profession
and evidently very truthful. Indeed. sfter
ne had concluded his testimony before ~.
court. Gen. Grant being present, rose md
stated that he knew the witness, and desired
to vouch for his credibihty.
Dr.. Merritt Was besought not to return 70
Canada both by bis friends here and his
wife there, but he persisted in going to close
up bis business, intending 70 return here
Immediately. He has not been heard
from.
The Grand Ssre Of the United States
Grand Ledge Of Odd Fellows has issued !
circular re asserting the jurisdiction of that
body over all the subordinate lodges Of the
order in the lately insurrectionary States.
and inviting them to send delegates to the
annual National Convention to take place in
Baltimore on the 18th Of next September
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-07

WASHINGTON, May THE Tribune's
special says:
The Alabsma delegation has succeeded in
impressing upon the executive the idea that
they have ceased to be traitors. They urge
the appointment Of Judge Parsons as Mil.
tary Governor, man who, like themselves.
was : traitor until subjugated.
The officers Of the Alabama Union reei-
ments are urging the appointment Of anoth.
er man.
Secretary Seward attended the Cabinet
meeting to day, but was unable to remain
through the sitting.
Gen Grant has released from the Old
Capital Prison all the rebel wounded willing
to take the oath Of allegiance.
About 1000 prisoners have already taken
the oath, and will soon be released.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-07

NEW Yonk, June THE Tribune an.
nounces that the President will soon issue !
proclamation restoring the privilege Of the
habeas corpus, and order general deliver.
auee of the military prison.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-07
New YoRK June q

INV IOHk, JUNE U.
The P0M's Washington special says:
The delegation from Alabama left for
home today. II Is understood they did not
succeed in obtaining permission for the rebel
Legislature 10 re-assemblc A Provisional
Government for that State will be appointed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-07

BUFFALO, June g.
Gen. Sherman passed through here this
afternoon on bis way to Chicago He will
stop at the fremont House and viii arrive
there Wednesday night
Gen. Grant will be in Chicago Saturday
night.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-07

Mother and Ch1l0.
MRS. wINSLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP.
for Children Teething. softens the gums, reduces
inamation, allays all pain. and cures wind collie.
Perfectly safs IN all cases. Wewould say 10 ev-
cry mother Who has . suffering Child: Do not
let your prejudice, uor the preiudlees Of others,
stand between you and your suffering child and
the relief that viii be surs-yes. absolutely sure
10 follow the uss Of this medicine II timely
used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-07

CINCINNATI, May About 8 o'clock last
evening the building on Longworth street,
occupied IS an armory by the National
Guards, suddenly fell, burying number Of
persons beneath the ruins, three of whom
were killed and four fatally injured.
The Gazette's Chattanooga dispatch says:
The officers of one Of the Richmond
banks, while on their way to that place with
the assets Of the bank, were attacked by
robbers near Washington, Ga, and robbed
of$200,0 900.
Ten-guerrillas were hung by the citizens
Of Cass county, Ga, q few days since.
The Macon Herald says:
Major Gen. McCook hss been assigned
an important position in New Mexico.
= The LIST and I'd divisions of Wilson's cav
airy, under Col. Mintry, start for Nashville
to-day.