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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-18

NEW YORK, Jan. IA letter from
George Saward, Secretary and General
superintendent Of the Atlantic telegraph
Company, 10 Cyrus W. Field. after abiding
TO the absolute electrical perfection Of the
cable now being manufactured. states the
amount completed up 10 the 30th OF Decem-
Der al 80 miles. The cable is now being
manufactured az the rate Of 50 miles Der
week without hurry and without night work.
II Will be finished by the end OF the first
week IN June. Two tanks are on board the
Great Eastern FOR the stOwage Of the cable.
and the third Is rapidly progressing. There
Is no reason 70 doubt the cable WI! be On
board and the great ship ready for sea With
every appliance Of the kind necessary and
10 the best order during the month Of June.
Mr. Saward has no doubt that the cable
viii be successfully LAID and worked.
San FRANCISCO. Jan. l4-Suits have been
commenced by the United States revenue
authorities against numerous frns charged
with selling matches without q revenue
stamp attached. Damages are laid IN the
aggregate al SIS, 900.
NEW YORK, Jan. l4.-Butler's report o.
the wilmington expedition, with accom-
panyng documents, Ills three columns Of the
morning papers. Very little criticism i
made on the report
Fifteen rebel officers from Hoods amy.
including Col Morgan's father. John Nor
gan, passed through New York this morn
ing on their way - Fl. Warren.
refugee who left Richmond Two weeks
ago, says the report that Lee has sent
troops 10 meet Sherman 10 South Carolina
Is confirmed, but the knowledge q al nil
Itary movements was 50 well kept that i x
not known IL the rebel army what troops. '
nor The number that have gone. although i
s nov three weeks since they started
The upper classes among the people u
Richmond profess 10 De confident Of the
success CT the COnfederacy, but the poorer
classes. who have severely felt the effect Of
the deprecated currency, are heartily sick
and tired OF the war, and are anxious 70.
ANY mode OF relief
On Friday last, ssys the Charleston Aer-
;tSy, the Yankees II unknown force were
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La SoNSANRuLA.-Tbe delicious music o.
this opers, as performed by the troupe now
at the Old Theatre, 50 seized upon the
imagination Of Miss Jane Bratton, Of this
city, that she could not resist the impulse
10 attempt herself the character Of the prin-
cipAl role in the piece. On Tuesday night
some Of our vigilant police saw q figure
vending its way through the streets, ar
rayed in white-it was the romantic jane
in the bewitching character Of La somnam-
bula, the sleep-wslker. Not having a cul-
tivated ear, and consequently not apprecia-
ting con amore, the majors and minors, and
tonic and distonic beauties Of Italian art,
the watchmen had no endearing sympathy
for the musical a~berrations Of the night
wandering enthusiast. Their want Of taste
was heightened to absolute distaste, when
they found that Jane-oaiDg no doubt to
the present high price Of muslins-had but
3 single night garment on her person. She
was arrested. but could not be brought be-
fore the Recorder yesterday morning, on
account Of the slimness Of her costume, and
its want Of harmony with the complicated
and extensive clothes line apparatus now
carried about by the ladies' OF fashion. A
fine Of ten dollars vas inflicted on Jane, Tor
playing operates in the streets. Luokless
Prina Donna
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Col. PAExHuRsT's OFFICE AT this Office
yesterday, sixty-seven paroled prisoners
took the osth, including the following OH
GERS: Capt. Edwin D. Payne, list Tennessee
cavaly, Davidson county, TENN Capt. s.
Anthony Camp, LIST Tsnuesses, Davidson
county, Tenn; Capt John c. Roberto, LIST
Kentucky csvslry, Shelby county, KY;
Capt. Robert Y. Wright, shaw's cavalry,
DeKalb county, Tenn; Cspt- John L. Car
nsy, IIth Tennessee cavalry, Rutherford
county, Tenn; Assistant Surgeon, Jas. NJ.
Young, goth Alabama, Nelson county, Ky;
lst Lieut.. Thos. c. Atkinson, I'd Tennessee,
Davidson county, Tenn; ID Lieut.. D.
Nick. Malone, 5Oth Alsbans, Limestone
county, Ala; 1T Lieut.. John ". Moore,
2oth cavalry, Boyle county, KY; I'd Lieut..
B. Jas. Clsy, Fsyette county, KY; LIST
Lieut.. Is. Jordan Frazier, I'd Kentucky
mounted infantry Anderson county, Ky5
LIST Lieut.. Milford OVERLY, eth Kentucky
cavalry, Nicholas county, KY; Assistant
Surgeon Hal. B. Malone, Sumner county,
Tenn; LIST Lieut.. ". jas. Eichol, Davidson
county, Tenn.
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ASPLEsDID WAeoE.-We have had occasion
beiers1 now, to express our admiration Of the
work turned out at the Coach establish
mens Of Myers & Hunt, on Market street.
We called there yesterday, and our sdmira-
ton wes awaked anew BY the sight Of q
splendid express wagon, built for the well
known and sntsrprising firm Of Cone a
Tunnsll, news dealers and Stationers. Il lie
large and Of remarkable strength, though
light, and is hung on platform springs. It
is spleadidly psinted in carmine, tastefllly
striped with white and blue. On the top
on each side are spirited paintings Of the
news boy busy ct his profession. The
whole turn out is a credit 10 the builder,
and = worthy adjunct to the excellent firm
Of Cone A Tunnels business facilities.
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otorrh, or discharge from the cara many
persons might be saved from permanent
deafness by early and skillful Treatments;
DIT. Aborn, room No. I, Commercial Hotel.
STEALING BY THE LOUISVILLE JOURNAL
OF all the papers we zee, none complain SO
often and 50 bitterly Of matter being taken
from It's columns, without credit being Civ
en-, as the Louisville Journal. It has two
whining paragraphs on the subject in its
issue Of yesterdays yet that same issue has
our account Of the arrest Of Champ Fergu-
con, published in its columns as II it was
It's own; no mention being made Of the pa.
per from which it was taken. If "consist.
ency is a Jewell" the Journal folks are not
rich in diamonds.
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COMMERCIAL.
DAILY uSIoS 0FFICE,
Nashville, June 1, P. X.

DAILY UNION QFFTCEr ,
Nashville, June l, ?. X. J
ALcO6oL@S7 ,Oo@s7, 50 per gallon.
APPLEs@l2@Io per barrel.
REkEs-S3,50 ..
BAGGING-30c per yard.
BALE RoPE-25c per n.
BEEF-Drisd &c per d.
BUeKETs-Painted $500 go Per doz.
BGcox-Hams plain zoe for sides, f7e
for shoulders; sugar cured hams 20. PEI
pound. Country hams zoe.
BRoous-S6,006S, 90 per dozen.
BUrrRR AND EGGs-Butter soc. Eggs
95ffgec per dozen BY the barrel.
CANNED FRuIr-Pesehes, "a Sc 90 per
dozen, 3bS7,75 per dozen.
CANDLEs-Tallow l9G20c Star, &c per d.
CHEEsE-Hamburg, % and CSC. per n.
-CoFyEE-Prime RE. 25c and sec per D.
Covr OYsrERs-2b cans S6,e0 per dozen in
b a $500 per dozen in boxes.
CRAcKERs-Butter l2Ec per D, Soda Ii.
Day G~ooDs-BeoWn sheeting SOC. per
yard
ranging from 20 70 SOC.
Foreign Goods are scarce in the market
with an upward tendency.
FLouRZCperfne S best brand Sl0all per
barrel.
DRrED FRUgT-Applss Ice ID peaches l5e
FEED.-Corn il SACKS in store $l,50i Hsy
&, 50as; Oats 81, Goal, Is; Bran s., 50; shorts
HfDEs-Green Salted Hides, 4a5c per 10
Flat Hides, Sc per ID
IEoS-Common bar I2Ilc per ID.
LEATHsR-Oak sole 55@60; hemlock sole,
40@50; skirting so; harness, So; bride
per doz. S55060; kip skins $60@90; call
S4O@70; upper S40@50.
LARD-22925c per D, in tierce. keg 26c,
MoLAssEs-In barrels, SI,55@Sl,6 80 Per
gallon
MAcKEnEI-h x barrels $500 InkiH
No. /. s.; No. ?, $3.50.
MEAL-Sl,50 per bushel.
MUsrARD-German, in lars S2@3 per doz.
Union do Bl,O0 per dozen,
NALs-Ton pennies S. 90 round per key.
on-Taansrs :, 5OaR2, IS; Neat-foos $3.50;
Lard 81, 75a3, 90; Castor, $500; Linseed,
500; Coal oil S1,25 a SI,50 per gallon.
POTATOEs-Irish, s. so per barrel.
PICKLEs-Pint Jars $3.50 per dozen, quart
dc SIS 30 per dozen, do inhalf barrels 50.
PEPPER-Blaok 55c per 10.
RAIsINs-M. Z. L. $7,75@8,50 per box.
SUGARs-N.O. Sugar in hhds l9Q2lc, in
bbls. 22@2f, crushed, g~ranulated., and pow
dered 25(G26c per b.
sYRUP-GOlden, Sl,6o per ganon in y bbls.
Kegs SI,70.
SALT-Seven bushel in barrel S. so by the
100 barrels, $500 in smaller lots.
WHIsKEV-Bour0on per gallon 81 0O95i
Pure old R. C. 81 50@S5 90. Wines vary
ing from SIS 90 to so, owing % Vintage.
Brandiss A9SI2.
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TooE RHE oATH.-NeaTly one hundred
took the oath at Col. Psrkhurst's Office yes
terday, among whom we're the following
officers. Col John f Binns, 18th Tsnnessee,
Davidson county, Tenn Major VIM Glare,
Davidson county, Tonni Capt james T
Shelton, Fairfax county, Va; Col VIM NJ
Watkins, 18th Tenn, Dyer county, Tenn
Capt Ham II Wilson, sth Kentucky oaval-
~, Montgomery county, Tenn Major wm
Z Moore, Of Gea Johnston's.staf, Shelby
county, Tenn Capt watkins Z Wickham
hardee's staff, hanover, Vas Surgeon
james n Hughes, jefferson county, Ky
Capt Chas D s%ullivsn, A Q n, Phillips
county, Ark Major james Glover, Quar-
termsster, Sumner county, Team Msjol
Robert M Cox, Davidson county, Tenn
Surgeon VIM Il Cooper, 18th South Caro-.
lima infantry, Rutherford county, Tenn
Capt Thomas Il Malone, Limestone, Ala
Capt George c Burgess, OF the Burgess
Georgia Artillery, Montgomery, Tenn.
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srtuss 0uf-CLosISs OUT."-Ths i'm
mepse sutler STOCK, co1slssingof Tobaeeo,
Cirears. Lieuorsof - Kinds, Gained ruiz
Bo6 4 and saoes, Ezt5 Gents Furnishing
Goods and Notions, = being sold 0ut ~
Eastern cos,, a a. 4 a.. LsndsbGEss corner
Public square aad Market street. y ensnge
their trade These goods must Be SOD, 70
make room fsr oihsrs. salers VAL md
h 70 their advaategs % call SoEner Square
and MarEel street
may18-u
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TAuxe suLFHER.-seven young gentle
men were arraigned before the Recorder
yesterday charged with making = big dis-
turbance On Tuesday night st the sulPher
Spring. They said they wentto take .
drink Of ths Watsr, but she evidence show
ed their object Was a fghs between two Of
the party. Jno. AcGee and george Good
ger, ths two Ashtiag men, were aned
twenty-five dollars ssch, and George
johnson hve dollars.
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NJ stranpers and Citizens.

We do not profess 70 be the only Physl-
oian in the city, A" who may be found al MS
ofBee al al hours, day or night; nor 90
- in oseripe our services to the invalid,
desire TO recommend ouFsen in preference
to other equally well established and ex-
perienced physicians ) nor 90 we pre-
END TO be infallible, or tho only man ca
nabls Of curing the various diseases men
toned in our general advertisements we
do not claim the possession Of any '0oHder-
ful secret remedies, OF extraordinary GgTsS
a5is Treatment OF pGlliGtivcsi as all senaieie
men must know thgt success N the prac-
tice OF medicine, does lot depend 90 much
mon the discovery Of nc10 remedies, or He0
yiedes Of trsatuicnt, IS upon the skiiiiui use
~ tboas agencies necessary to q perfect cure
Ind this can be acquired only ~ expe-
fence and patient spPliession. We res
pectfully refer the public 70 our general &C
TerEsoment, in another Part Of the paper.
oFea hours from s ia the morning TIL
"A nirht- y. L. COLzzAS, M. D.
"a North Cherry ST., Nashville, Tenn
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MIDDLE DISTRICT Oh TENSEssEE-SQ q.
\ luforuaion nsrug neen aled IN The Usited
"A states District Court f0r sad DisllsL b
aCrses Il. Hansen, lmted staset bsinct A.
toraeF. fCr sGdd-ulc. o. Apnl4 81, l.dt. aEaestD
/ bales of Coston, numbered fron Ito ~ lnclusiVe,
| suiFn ut ~ pcrson@laslul u t1trFe1 BR oTther
j 5u~ssrsst4 tlereiBs aieEnr Us sad coIon afl pef1
/ re4eaat Fsorrnte. Az1a ~. cn5a1as - f5r1itedto
! fas Dnteihtzie3 orcluaos mennoned la sc M
le7rsIos- a1d saaerards urouzlt .nlo thIE d1uicts
/ and aravlnaf nr tla lsual pr1ca--- AoA l
fffsss[tt tHe u5earor g sid Ccurt plAH4
Wsn al porfc1a col1a
- - 49,. a. ths fedeFa C9uE hposnl ~
- Ts~tcI Il kaahaila, a. 1Q0cleeE 9. n, tnaa
49,, u-eneund 81 ear cams sad maze tIsr
$3.50 UWIN r. GLAecUcK,
s-Iss -. s. x. =. ,. I.
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DELIaHrrvL.-rhe Pic mic given yesier-
day, in the beautiful grove about twelve
miles from the city, on the Louisville rail-
rosd, was the finest Of the season, given in
this locality. The managers deserve great
credit for hsgsnuomaaiy manner in which
matters were conducted. A day ofunalloy-
cd pleasure was had ty all who participa
ted. There were pres ens about two hu n
drea snd fhy persons, and there was more
lovelinsss there than We have seen in one
gathering before, since We took our sweet
hesrt out in a garden TO call foWors for 9
bouquet. With light hears, and uimble
feet, under the divine il a. ,poe Of smiles
and bright eyes, the miseI Of the dance
were gaily threaded until the setting sun
warned us Of approaching night, which put
an end 70 The festivities Of this excellent
occasion.
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CARzLEss DRIvIEs.-For this offence Vim
Wayne xas yesterday fined twenty-five
dollars heavy but just penalty when the
lives and limbs Of the public ere concern
cd. II drivers will not look after their an
imsls, the police viii look after them.
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Mons FREE THAN WELcoNR.-Hannki
Shaw, a eolored girl, on Monday went into
another colored woman's house and coolly
got into her bed. This free and easy style
of doing things not being consistent viii
propriety and good usage, the Recorder
fned her Eve dollars for her lying where
she had no business.
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Nv Crunk, Glascock 4 Co. on Wednes-
dav morning, May 81, a. 10 o'clock, NO 20
Public sausre 8 fne selection Of new Eooea'
consisting 81 fne j~ackouetts, muslins, eiiEs'
Naiuaooks Einguanss Priah5 doDesiles,
Irifn lineus, towels, napkins, table ci9tnsi
usrasols, etc. Gene n snd Ell, - a.
WI Be the best opportunity 70 ger me
drsss r5ods, this season, a. low prices.
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srEALISa a pockrr Bo0E.-W. Peck was
Put in prison for trial, from Col. P~arkhurst's
oGco yesterday on the charge Of stealing a
pocket-book containing sighsy-eisht dol
lars, and valuable papsrs, the property Of
Capt Mills.
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coEE 4 TrsEElE-Tbis house hiss reoeiv-
Che Louisville Journal 81 the 3lst tho
Cincinnati Gazette and Commercial Of the
Sethj also three London papers ofthe latest
dstes-Puneh, that ininioble favorite-
The London Weekly Timss OF the l4th-
The Sporting Gazette, q splendid paper
these are Journals worth having.
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InrKIsoSED%Joel A. Bottle, rebel tx.
Treasurer Of Tennessee, was yesterday
sent 70 the Military Prison, uatl further
orders, on charge, We understand, Of treas
n Messrs. Dunlap and Ray, we were in.
formed, were held in boads 20 answer the
charge Of exciting treason
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County Court Macon County.
MAF RUIEs IsE.
Bu-1sl MeztcE, e. as
us


Dl ~ yPeEIon 70 ell Land.
sarah Wasol. esal@ q
o. mo1oa u TIE SD co~apl11s1tz, ana ! 40
,s-~rr y he 81 isfE aou n the CsrE that the
aer-o Rebel "a nsy, ue n Pat icz EHbey. &c
Aen n IA Me- a1oids. Hleo Niry ncheuoidsi
ths hera 81 PlEyPAtnlr Eis o. Lyturo arthur
- FrruF = Hasfsr dafaudana. IN as ca1ses A.
n0u-rea1eeats q fhr Stsia 81 fenres-o1a and oeypnd
Re rra-nof pooce - fEom this ecu O % 2 tnere-
fore rrdeFsd ~ ne CerE aaN ycf = male
ausgncaaer pu1iaaed r. q e cty OF hashFaies 70
oriFur so non-re ident dff-na nisto arFear -
tr4 ne CoartyC1un 81 aarol cou1;ys attre court
bo1as ID he tlau o. l~efayeftes CO the lt Mlnia5
"a An.us1 usEL ~ 9ead. ausa~f or demur = We
/ r-onEafanf = peltl1s Or Toe sane VII - hAea
/ ~ ne eaa a11 So Tor hsUlng r. part 81 20
them. g. WAEToas Csk
usyz7-Efi
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OrIoInsI Attachment, No. 2I4
y. p. Haney, ]
W..
4 1

VI.
J.. J.HansyTNJ .f#
ri from ire aGdaut fled iu this Csc
] Is - aefendsut fas removed EiTseu rom ne
sf4te of Tennasfee. or 80 arssunda that t1e oft
rsrv urserss eannut Il serFed On him hN were
- r7iefad thaf uu lca1c1 b. made tor flur sue
/ ces-.Fe weeks in the M hule U "a. notdya4 ne
/ sad u j.. HaueF 10 appssr before 4q1u MtnlA aJae-
~. I'd The Peace in dsdi-unsIitet Monfoe comfy
/ Tanreaara. on The lsth day Ct NQEvmbFrs a. 80
ene~nr thar sed here The fld NesNhmeat ~ ~
- 49, - ~ sane Win 81 taken zs cclf-seef
sBd hoard e p1rfC a. % him ms me eth ceJ o.
~ resS JOHN MINIS, tsea1
Ise~~u 1usfsa o. NE Pca-o.
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On TnEArRE-Wbo does not feel regret
at the thought that uner smother night or
two, the delights Of the Opera must be lost
to u.s. We hsye had 3 grest treat in the
singing Of the Eaglish Troupe. The ladies,
especially have enjoyed in q high degree
q class Of music 60 rarely within their
rssch. Our standard Of musical taste, as
general thing in the city, VIII be greatly
improved By the class Of performances We
have had access % for two weeks. To
night the fsvorite Fra Disvols, Is again OF
the bills. We are requested 9 ask again
can We look for Norma before the TFoup,
leaves us2
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suEEFISo CAFkcTY.--Whst a capacity
far sleep 8 man must have who takes q
whole street 70 do his ~slumboring nj That
capacity was exhibited by James Gibson
on Monday night, ard the city charged
him Eve dollars for his lodgings. Whist
ever people may hink Of our streets in the
day time, it would appesr tsst they must
be cool, eomioriable and convenient Al
night, for quite a number Of individuals
have lately paid considerably over she
highest hotel prices FOR the privilege Of
sleeping in them. On Tuesday night
Charles Meyers, Henry Adams, and Phillip
c.aRysn participated in this cupucious
sleeping indulgence. Wishing his sleep 70
be broad rather than long, the latter lay
aeroSs the sidewalk, so as 10 nave the con-
venience Of q door step for a pillow, snd q
gutter 10 cool his toes in. The others wer,
charged ave aeilsrs for bsir sleeping &C.
co~samodsiions, but the extra l~uxurioasns1
Of Ryan, raised tho charge IN his case 1,
ten donsrz.
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MnIor,s Proclamation.

MAT0Rs OFFICE,
NAsHvTILE, May 81, 1885.
Thursdsy, June lst, having been appoint
ed by His Excsilency, Andrew johnson.
President Of the United States, ss a day o.
fasting, humiliation and prayer, ell citizens
are hereby requested to respect the day By
q general suspension Of business, 50 that II
loyal citizens may have an opportunity O
participating in the divine services Of The
occasion. JoHs HreH sNITR, Mayor.
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SELLING WITHOUT LIoEssE.--For this Of
fence J. Witkousky, Randall 4 Dixon, and
Graham q Creighead we're before the Re
eorder yesterday and had TO pay costs.
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RusHwHacxra.-The's Ronex was com
mitted 70 the Military Prison yesterday,
ON the charge Of Bushwhaking. Re was
from Decatur county, Alabama.
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RuESIEa YEHIoLEs WITHOUT LIoEEaE.-
). B. Parrish, W. charges, running q dray
and a wagon. was fined on each BY the Re
corder yesterday.
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DEPARTURES.


LNdhsFllt0
The river was al q stand, with seven feet
at the Harpeth Shoals. Business was dull
at the landing except in unloading. The
weather was fair and warmer than any pre-
viOus day Of the month Of May, which has
been cool and wet almost throughout.
The Cuba brought down from above over
two hundred hogheads Of tobacco.
At Louisville the Clara Denning, Nor
man, and Bermuda are advertised for Nash
vile.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of Tuesday
reports no arrivals from or departures for
Nashville on Sunday or Monday. The
Lady Franklin was to leave for this city on
Wednesday, the Rob Roy on Thursday,
and the H. N. Childs on Friday.
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single Box of Brandreth's
Pnls contains more vegetable extrseaVe ma Ter
90 t4enty boxes Of any pills - the world BE-
.isss; aGy.hvs buadred physicians use them n
their prnctice 10 he exclusion Of other purgatives
The erst letter Of their value Is jet scarcely apPre
catea. when thew srs better known sudden deau
anil continued sickness ~in Be- Of The past Le
.Lo.a-ho tnow them speak right out in Their "a
vor. IL is . duty VII ch VA save life.
Oar race i subject TO q redundancy Of 'iasie'
N, a. tbsa ssason, and II is A. dangerous IS Il .
prevasut, but BraadethT Pls saord an invaoahl
and Efficient prot-ctoa. By thesr ooeasioua nf'
We prevent the oonec6On Of those impurities
which, when sufficient a0andaes' cause 50 nucl
ssneer 10 tie BODY $ health They soon cure 1--we
| oonplrina syspspsia, loss Of sppetie' pam IN 10
! head. heartburn, pain IN the bresst-ooDe' aadae
| autuesa and coshysusss. Sold By al respectsoi
,-r.-i /, wsdiesnas ImyZ7 lmdEE
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Nor QUALIFrED.-E. T. knife was fined
the costs By the Recorder, in three cases,
yesterday, FOR selling liquor without being
qualified.
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DAE CAsTEEL0's CTRcUs-The Great Show
has arrived ct last, and viii open without
fail TO day At two o'clock, also this evening
At half past seven. They were detained,
We understand. by the FOG on the river,
which accounts Cor their not performing
last night Their performance was greeted
BY tbs largest audience ever known 10 visit
e Circus in Clarksville, and thousands were
turned away, unable 10 gain sdmittance.
We understand they have q large tent, and
there is plenty Of room on the bottom where
they have pitched il, to accommodate the
thousands that will throng to it in Nash
Vile,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-01

A ouaalER pa HuxBRsR-Twenty-6rs
people, some Of whom, u~nhappily, rere
wonoa with white but shameless faces,
we're before the Recorder, yesterday,
charged with being intoxicsied All hsd
% pay fines. On their nsmss being called.
most Of them acknowledged the ezra.
Il Is = singular fact respecting the
"drunks' that come before the Recorder.
that those Who deny the charge, are gsner.
ally proved % have been The most tho.
roaehly "dsad drunk" Of the whole. /,
would appear a. If some people could rei
80 thoroughly Intoxicated that nexs morn
Ing they are unconscious they had eve,
been drunk a ali but tasy generally
Flssd % morsor lssf 81 indisposiHoa.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-01

EATIozAL FAs4 DAY sERvIcE-MoKESDREI
CHURcH-Thers viii be preaching al the
above church At 1O5z o'clo CA, ihis a. "a,
by the Pastor, Rev. A. A. Geo.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-01

CHkseE OF 6TEALNo-Omoer Pickett
yesterday, arrested a negro drsyman Cor de.
livering only four saeh Of coffee, when HI
received ave.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-01

OBsTRUcrrSa sIDEwALE.-JOhn, the ice
cream man, was yesterday fined five dol
lars, aud John Esfelder the costs for oh,
structing the sidewalks.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-01
Abraham Lincoln

ola not dead but liFeth' ~ The beautiful
Picture flst recesysd, and or safe, -
t.. c GiEss, Union street.
Also; A. johnson, o brownio", "
Il. seward, and osher celebrities
may30-3t.