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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-02

! Throughout the city, yesterday, there was
I an Impression thst the murderers oi Heller
nan ESuid be executed il the afternoon,
I on Capitol Hi, and IS a consequence, q
I great excitement existed, especially among
newsboys aud eontrabands, who were run
ming hither and thithsr throuEhoutihe dsy.
fearful that the vilsi might chaecs % b.
lsdHehe5 iuto eternity, without beng c1n-
verted into sspeetaele for Their eye.
fhe more Intelligent Of the people, Of
course, knew that the executions would not
take place, rom the fact that al the papers
announced that Gen. Thomas bad u0t yet
been heard from but Others suspected that
ihis was q mere trick, and deterIni ned, that,
whatever might come, theg would not be
fooled.
The fact that some carpenters have been
several days al work ID constructing gal
lows, which became generally known, only
inside them the more fully satisfied that the
inurderers were 70 be executed; and they
would believe no one, who told them b the
contrary.
By little after noon, crowd began 10
assemble OF Capitol Hill, and such rush
was made 70 GET on the roof, that the door
was locked, and g guard stationed at the
stairway; and thus ali were compelled 10
assemble along the street, aud on the Capi-
=
the expected arrival Of the prisoners, scarce |
ly daring 10 turn their eyes away, lest the |
execution should take place, ia the interval; /
indeed We are inclined 10 think that me |
we're afraid 10 wink, less they lose sight Of /
the anticipated "treat."
1t was iudsed amusing 70 witness them. |
They would listen 10 DO circumstances; they /
knee the executions would teke place, and /
they were not to be fooled. Observing their
intense anxiety, and concluding thai there
was an excellent opportunity for q little
sport. some wsg ran down among the crowd,
shJutiug:
'They are TO be hanged st the public
square, IA zen minutes :"
al once the whole erowd-newsboys, ne
5roes, AID greenies-ran Pell-msli, for the
public square, with such a WhoOp and hal
90, that the police were aroused, and ran
o the spot and there, after learning The
ause OF tie noise, aud ascertainiBg that ne
ne was hurt, ordered the multitude away,
nd they accordingly dispersei
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NOTIcE.-We would inform all persons
having claims against the Government
which were filed with the Board of Claims
Of which William Driver was Recorder
convened by Special Field Order No. 80
dated March 18th, 1865, Department Of the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
srly adjusted by calling at our Office.
We will also have their Vouchers, Re.
ceipts, and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, D. c., for the introduction o.
other proof, in order to substsntiste the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get theiI
lust Indebtedness from the Government.
isS0-u H. TONPKIEs 4 Co.
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By Telegraph.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.


NAsaINsToys Dee. t.-so far, about E.
members Of the House o. ReDreseutstivei
haze arrived al Washington.
/ A caucus of Republican nembars sf Con.
gress . called for 70 morrow night. 10 seler,
GERS
/ S4E 5EDFoRD, Dec. The steamer Civ
I o. Sash5 IRON New York lo- Boston. "a.
ashoFe thursday night, o couse1uercs Of
me engineer uistakilg the sign is. Tia
t-ae q VS. "a her n open uorts. when So
gels over. a steamer srd a s.eer, urln3
nave gone 70 her assistance, and ske wi
probably come OF al right
8" 1oEE, Dec l.-AdFicCz hava bean
received rom 20 De Jauer.o 90 the 4th Nh
per steamer HavaHs- This is the openipy
q regular communication with BrsziI BY !
direct steam mail route
i wss expec;ed At Kio De Tsner;o fbss
the Wal would soon be oyer. As tie yii5tsri.,
Of the allied forces over me Ps-seus .aus
were deemed decisive.
Gold is st par az Rio.
4hese g no further uew8 relative L, he
nov enents Of The PaiGSusysns They hsi
feeeiTed al Their repulse a. Cor-ieates-
r roI- Agas1Iy was, ~ asst accounts. FOL /
owing The upward course Of The Amen
-iEsr. he had discovered 60 new species OF
ash. |t'H'-
NEW YOEE, Dec. An old building on
he co ner Of Pike and Pearl street fell last
lighl.
The Eerald's HsvaEs letter Of Nov. gai.
avs The authorities hsvo called iors losR
i one hundred thousand dollars 90 make
eesssaEy Preparations for cholera SO Ha-
aos. fo' m!dable bands OF gueTr.iias have :
zen dispersed on this island.
EAsTkEN Pa, Dec. IA railroad disastsr
'c0rret vest OF White House. A coaIl
an gong up broke in halves the resr {
la ran back down the grade, aad the tx
re-s which was coming round the curve | (,
{ ali speed ran into IT, The engineer ana
remain Jumped Oh and wereuot hurt. Vba
fst passenger car ran through the bagrsre ! L
a, and 81 that We're killed and wounded g
IcuPied this car. N
The passenger and sleeping cars were not q
'maggd, and none, Of hem injured.
DC Silled are terribly MANNED, ana are "a
areely recognizable, with the exception
SlT. I. s. shidesy, Of Eastou, Pa. M.
; " Marsh i but slightly injured. AR.
Iyies was killed.
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self Abuse.

This vice, which is never pTscticed in
tbs pTosense Of any ere, has proved tie
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of tbs noblest
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 10 eloquence or pen 10 song
Il has destroyed health, blasted the eonsti
tuition, snd reduced the miserable victim K
6 living skeleton. Nor arc these it's final
and fatal effects; in ita pains arc scattered
the ruins CT reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this affection, call on
Dr.. Colemsn, No. o. North Cherry street.
o. address him by letter, Box 500, Nash
VILE, Tenn. teb5s-H
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-02

Is IT so7-We understand that after Off
Ger january, from Murtreesboro, had safely
lodged Perry, tho murderer Of Hehernan,
in jail, be stated that he had been &C the
expense OF SO so, which he desired should
be repaid, and accordingly he was taken 70
Mr.. Tracy, the son-in Jaw, who was re-
quested 70 refund him mis- money but this
be refused TO do, but offered, if Mr. January
would make affidavit to his account, that he
would present it. as soon as an administra-
tor on Hefei mans estate vas appointed,
aud do his best 70 have il allowed, This
was, 10 say the least, very ungsneruus. The
money was paid out by Mr.. January, who
is a poor man and Il ought H. haze been
refunded at once; and it would not have
been amiss If 8 hundred dollars more had
been added, rs a reward, though this he did
not ask. The money was finally psid over
by another party-Mayor Brown, we be-
lieve, though Of tins, we are not certain
There are sons-in-lRw, who would not have
hesitated to pay over as least the expenses
Of the officer who made such an arrest.
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axe pleasure in returning thanks, IN
'5-a.i OF one of the Publishers o. the UsIoS,
ne V2rthy aud geutlemanly prcprietors,
e''''s, Woodruff a keau, OF the Nauonsl
,-'ei, louisville, KY, for favors extended
- While IN attendance recently, in that
On The meeting ct the Publishers Of the
.,'e'n Associated Press. The National"
~. ~ Institution that the Louisvillians may
~. Dc proud of,aa its praises are on She lips
~ pa ne country .thai have ever stopped
,e Mr. Ayers. the principal CLERK. by
ainsnc and stabie manner. has won
aimse!t aud the "NauSnal'' truiy an en-
-.-le rlunLaILnn.
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hAREETs.


CIsczNsATI, Der. L.
Flour dun and nom nal Wheat dun aud 3,
lever Com dull sc Tor new Oats 10 good de-
msnd, sc in elevators Rye steady at sac; Hog.
dui, il Is dfi'uit to give accurate quot5t the
r.tes asked are $40 5o8l2 20 net, and 50 5oaIo %
gro's' Receipts s,oi1 head Ness Pork held firm
81 SIS 90 for Old and SIS 5os2s for new; Green
nests are al held firmly At ~. I21 ard l51s Tor
shoulders hams fnd sides; Lard dull, 2oc kr
prime Groceries quiet Whisky steady at s. q5;
Gold l471SGI4s
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-02

WrNrER Is CoNSG, and we are glad to in
form ;he citizens that we are now prepared
10 furnish them With choice article Of Coal,
selected with great caro- from that lately
owned bv the Government. Our Coal is
hard, pure, and Gear, and prices as low as
any 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. ocI:5-t
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AanI..ioa Of 80 lIonsEe...

---- s-l WAsHIEsroE, Nsy. %.
Horace NIaynsrd viii claim that the ad-
mission Of the Senators ard Representative
from Tennessee does not depend on The same
grounds with those from other rebel States.
lie will hold that the Congressional returns
Of Tennessee 20 the Union were never sus-
pended that his section of the Stste never
voted for secession; that 10 treat it as IaiEJ-
ed by the action Of the middle and western
would be to recognize the baleiul doctrine
Of State sovereignty, and that tie Supreme
Court hss continued 20 treat Tennessee Ike
@ loyal State, by holding sessions in regular
circuit at Nashville. The TeGnesseans are
not ! kelly 10 make common cause with the
members from the other rebel States, and
do not ssem to care for the admission Of
many Of them.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-02

BOARD OF ALuERdLN,
The Board met at 3 o'clock, Mr.. Cfe;ghton
10 the Chniy.
The following resolution from the Com
mon Council was received
Resolved, b. tie city CoaneH, That q com p
mlttee Of two members Of this House and
one member OF the Board OF Aldermen,
together with his Honor, the Mayor, be ap-
pointed with full power to set upon the sub
jeot Of improvements Of the Naterworks,
contracting for d new engine, machinery,
6c., and that they report their action to
the Board from time 70 time; and thst said
committee be special standing committee
until they are discharged, OF resign; said
committee be instructed 10 employ Noble,
Ellis and S. L. Jones, practical mechanics,
to act with them.
The resolution was adopted with but one
dissenting voiee-Dr. Bro0die.
The resolution from the City Council au-
thor.zing the Recorder to place partition
through one OF the rooms Of the city build
ing, was taken up and passed.
Mr. Thompson was appointed, on the part
Of the Board Of Aldermen, TO act in reference
70 the matters connected with the Water
works.
Adjourned.
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Our intelligent snd handsome young
friend, VIII II. Lowdermilk, seems 10 be
his paper, the "Civilian and Telegraph. 4"
at Cumberland, Maryland. Il is published
weekly. The make up" AID typographi-
csl appearance are good, and its columns
allied with choice reading matter. The
editorial department is ably conducted.
The paper is old ard well established, hav-
ing attained its thiTty-eighth volume and
from che knoVn ability and enterprise Of
Harry" we feel little hcsitsncy ia predict
ing for ID, under his administration, greater
degree Of prosperity and popularity, II pos
STOLE. than il has heretofore enjoyed.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-02

ONsTEEs. The city seems 90 be well SIM
piled With oysters al this time. Dealers srs
springing up IN various quarters: ana thew
sre Offering oysters good. iuaiHerent rnl
bad; oysters, large, medium. and small, oys.
ters, fresh and stale. There Is one pis.e
where the very bestand freshest can always
he had; and that is the depot Of A. Crookcr
a Co., on cherry sireei, Ia The rear OF the
Bank Of Tennessee. They keep on hand a
supply OF genuine Bsltmoro oysters. put
mp BY Holt 4 Maltby, an Of when are Sc
locte8. Por siewing their 81. a Ms" are
eNcellents whilst for trying Or siewing the
brad IS. q. NJ" is unrivailed, being large,
iai, snd lueious. Hotels, boarding houses,
ana ismiiies. win find it 90 their advantage
70 SCI 'heis supplies Of his establishments
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NASHVILLE. Decsmbe- p
Aa'IoEs JNIoN;-We desire 10 sgrre.t
-0agh the colomns Of yoor most sX,eI.
e, gaper, she name OF MAJ. I. J. swain
proper person 10 become candidate
sasrIa Of Davidson county, a. the en-
N2g March election.
having known him for some time, we are
ae1 y Of The opinion that be would give
s'-'iAl satisfaction % sl. We hope he
tnnou1ce himself Immediately in ali
'ly papers. NoL PoFULL
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-02

TAX on sALEs or NEwsPAFERs. - The
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has de-
eided that the proper construction Of the In
ternal Revenue Law exempts newspaper
publishers ffom taking a Wholesale dealers
license on sales This Is a decision Of con-
siderable Importance to al publishers whose
newspaper sales exceed twenty i've thou
sand dollars per year
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-02

The elephant Romeo, delicate creature
weighing only Eve and q quarter tuns
broke loose in Philadelphia, on Sunday
night, oyertuTning and smashing up q
wagon, tearing down tree boxes, upFootibg
3 tree, and showing Eight when an sttempl
was made 90 secure him. lie wss 6nHl y
captured, however, snd returned 20 his
quarters. His owners viii have ball OF
damages to Psy for his portiyeness, smount-
ing 10 about 81, zoe.
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A DISCOVERY LONE EEEEED.

hesioie' Cry balr b. is Nafursl Color.
aa.es ~ hslr son tiiossY sni Lunuraui.
heels ne reaip Dleau, col and neaiihy.
ne eniy huosn hssiorer o. Coler aud p e.
feet Hair DRESSING Combined.
= london rair Color Raaiorcr auf Dressing
lol1ou iizlr Color keslorer snd Dressing "
- l-acdQn hEir Color Heslnrar Enli D-ea1IuE
- ! ocoQu Hslr Color Hsstorar and lifrs.ir
III via restore gray Bar % o. or ana ioioi'
k-it Wti q adc d gfla on taid head
t-tf tlii restore Tie natural -acrsil1n-.
90 81 Fe~ors aii dauafuH aua a.lllaf.-
1--ltHIa make ne ralr -e o.. cosy snd laAlIae-
Oh saiipleseTFe lie ana.na cor F. % a'l-
I'll aIH preFsHrI che faIr IN lsliIuf %.
s-lfw i cure aII .IIlanses q tlr slslE-
Rnca ~ ~ bottle roaa ~ 70 1NAffa a
lsfN 10 SO . ffufs street. ftllf1 lrN.a. slI
~ DC. " sMlfM. LriiaT o.
Gomez Of tlureh a1l kiu- 'reela.
crfIf-a-ff1au am aasililie. sun.
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On Friday afternoon, Rev. VIM. Barnes,
the distinguished Methodist divine, fell on
Walnut street, Philadelphia, and cied, a.
two o'elock next m0rniDg, Of congestion of
the brain. At the time Of his fall, MIR.
Barnes had Just left the District Court,
where he had been defendant in an action
brought 10 recover the penalty imposed upon
clergymen by an old act Of Assembly, Tor
marriage between parties under age.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-02

Persons unsequainted in the city. seeing
SO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for the II tsneni
Of SPECIAL Diseases, arc often at a loss 20 ds
tenine to whom 90 ontrust the treatment
Of such cases. To such persons We taie
pleasure in stating that the Oldest sstsb-
hshment Of this kind is st No. q Doaderick
street, and this should DO a sufficient guar
antee that this IS reliable institution. DR.
a. kioHARD JoSEs may be found in his OF
nSe curing me hours stated in his general
advertisements. All usdieiaes fi.ralsAcE IN
the Office.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-02

SUBURBAN RrsIBESCE.-A splendid subur-
ban residence, in one Of the best neighbor-
hoods, viii be sold at aucti.n On the Public
Square, AZ Il o'clock. The residence is a
well constructed two story brick, contain
ing ten rooms, and has attached all the
customary out-buildings. The lot is very
large aud well improved. II will be q good
investment either on speculation or 10 Sc
cure comfortable home. Be sue aud at
tend The sole
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SPECIALLY NOTICES.
EnnI.

coal.
We would inform the citizens Of Nash
vile that we have now on hand a choice
article Of Pittsburg Coal, which We are
Offering to the public at reasonable prices.
Our coal is well screamed, and free from DIRT
and foreign matter. All those needing
fuel would do well 10 lay in their winter
supply now while the weather is good. All
orders left with US will meet with prompt
attention, and salts aston guaranteed in all
cases KMOHT BBOs,
No. az Church street,
nov26-lm opposite Masonic Temple.
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Col. DUGGAS.-We were happy, yester-
day, to observe the smiling face Of Col
Duggan, once more, IN the House. He asked
and obtained q brief leave OF absence, but
was in his seat two days before his furlough
expired. He is always attentivs and dill
gent. We also observe that Messrs. Snod
DERBY and AcEair are once more in their
places, from which they have been tempo
rarily absent on account Of sickness.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-02

The Chattanooga Gazette, Atlanta Intelli-
gencer, Macon Telegraph, Augusta Consti-
tgtionalist, Chronicle and Sentinel, daily,
Brownlow's Knoxville Wing, Springfield
Mass Republican, Boston Journal, Bslti-
more American, weekly, received regularly
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-02

Max L. Guimann, No. 20 Public squsrs,
is now receiving and opening his Fall and
Winter Boots and Shoes. Best custom
made work to be found here.
Alexander Hogan would wish TO see his
frieeds at 20 Public Square.
'ssoqs PuB sloog Ino6 IoJ 'sIUubS s!Iqnd
'g5 on - us0-i sszRlsSoO dNT ss11vzd
oct 2S-Sm
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HOME AGAINl4

HAVING returned again with a large
stock Of
Trimmings, worsteds. Zephyr,
&c, &C.,
to the old home, would respectfully in
form the Ladies of Nashville that we will
be prepared to manufacture any kind Of
Cords, Tassels, Buttons, FriBges,
&c, Sc,
as good and as cheerfuIly as formerly.
OSCAR BOHNIE Il CO.,
no7l-tf No. Union street
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FOR SALE,
| Rare Chance 70 Make Honey.

FYsRE Hesl Estate. Stock. and xtures q one q
II Ne bsst Hotsls u zoe city 81 I'D susia1s ~ ~
diana The Hot-f asniaius about % raorns, sni TIE
undar-leilags a. The properiy Ei rralise isr b 70
tsresi on the investment leayiug The canine q
TIE hotei rlear prrfi. d h 10 aIsd near The iren
bepoL ard hss been ruE ~ The present frgplis ior
Inn y reilre Nith c1fnpeionsy. me prite al the
intnirre and siock i about tnst VII b. required
A. Gown ggy nuent, and sufficient time sill Be- EE-
ea 2 raEe ,he diereni Fsynenls oui u ne profits
q III prorcTtF.
To 80 eniefp rlsng and cumpetent man tbs h =
rAre cfsnce- IheoEner j. deie rined % sell soon,
q enable him % rsin n % Ruuops. For iurthef
rsrtculErs enquire q or tar a.
atsl-s & d. sfIcKR . CO, Iadisaspolis.
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A family, consisting of a man named
Walrath, his wife, snd daughter aged about
twelve years, residing in Herkimer county,
New York, were brutality murdered last
Monday night. Nc clue has been gained Of
the murderers.
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The Bridal Chamber, an Essay Of WRrninA
and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new snd re-
liable treatment for DISEASES Of the Urinary snd
Sexual Systsms-Sent nee, IN sealed envelopes.
Address, Dr. J. SKILLiN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa. aprls-ll
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me lselcs viii nc. forget that Messrs.
'leen \ Green is the oIhy legitimate Fur
49, pa ms city, where gosds are called BY
49, Aa'1fa4 proper names, and where
ss.-s -'t bafranied as Fspressnted--ior the
Open eau and see their white
g'sds-thsy are Just what vos rsouire.
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II you want your Pianos well tuned, cali
on q. +. Jackson, at Luck's, on Union
street, or at his new Music Store, on Church
street. Orders from the country Will meet
with prompt attention. oot26-tf
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Inn --'iloo-NmrrAEy LIBEL Surr.-Tl,e
a. -.-. '--eite says that colonel Hawkins.
d. 1850, has prosecuted tue e,iitar 81
ay.-.I.-' se' a - Messenger Tor lib,l.
-is damages % one thousand dollar.
..-'e'senger published sn sriicle secus-
..glel Hawkins OF couardice, corfup-
T. '- -lA treason, IN delivering up a post Ia
silor iorce Of rebels; and IN colnmepi
nus statement, abused Colonel Hsv-
-. 'hout stint Before the election q
it'gson q the chsrge brought araipF,
n. 81 iiawkins vaa Published, While h.
,..-apiug View Jersey in the Interest !,
- . ..,h eaudidsies. The Col. Hawkin,
.e.aiVe % Col Hask.ns. NJ. IL ION
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Go to Bryant, stratton & Co.'S Nashville
Business College for thorough education
in Book Keeping, Penmsnship, CONNER
cial Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
neIship, Settlements, &C.
Send FOR College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, STRATTON < co.
octl3-ly.
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ofiitG L. > OehAALsl Zee i AseS'
Editors Nashville Unioa
In your issue Of to-day ard the follow
ing item 81 ictcS:
'orF FcR THE NosTH. - Twent y-seyen
men, belonging 20 the Corral, resigned yes
terday, sud len on the cars for home. Has
me existence Of q patrol anything 20 do
with it7-
city In question, hut he does certainly iab0r
under mistake. o. my morning reports
SHOW ne decrease Of the force under my
onaise' Responsibility yours,
+. C. Wk.GHr,
Supt. U. S. CorTsls.
Our 10 .'rmant has been connected with
thB Corral Tor three ves-s. "a ~. ssn,,os,i
was entirely reliable.
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A JUDIcIous sEIEcrios.-W We Learn that
Mr.. McDororrh, Of Arrah Pogus ce.e
brity, has engaged our esteemed ffiend
Sam Simon, a, his Agtnt We c ugraiu-
late NJ 1fcDooouEh On bic GO 4 iusk n
ssenriEg th inFa. liable services o. his gens
Esman. He hss friends and acqaRinancss
scattered all over the country. he has
business tart AID gcaheadativsDess Vos-
sesssd By few. IS can be sifesied b tho
with whom be has done business, both
here, at Louisville, snd 10 other cities.
Good luck ettsnd you sam, in your pere-
grinafions, Rnd Ihsy- you noi fiji % IL
dulge occasionally ? 3 thought Of the hun
dreds Of well-wishers lelt behind.
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N1ZzRNI2ll

az red.eai wrn ant ths pra-a r--d-rr end Dr.
-iitic hLANDi ANrf CHof Era MIXTURE a.
ina o1iT ccrtlu remedy or ~ ORD a.s and I9ars-
tell- l o. a c1flnafl11 rf a. .HaFsu.s. A..slf-
ffui. almuisrts, and CarHI.nal.as ana \. ~.
rta-ei % eleci curl atr al r-lar llea4s haze
iislfdi eHpacaI'Y % clfcr.e cszos.