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soldiers ArrLNeI.

NET YORK, September %.
Six hundred men of the lst Ohio Csvsl-
~ arrived here today on the s. R.
Spaulding.
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Webster 155; First National "a; Oceani
4C; Buchanan Farm 81; Oil Greek 225
United States 277O.
Petroleum market steady with prices
shade higher. Crude S63037, refined IL
bond 5000 and free so@s2.
sToLEN.
1t Is understood that the paper on which
the one hundred dollar counterfeit com.
pound interest notes are engraved was
stolen from the Printing Bureau at Wash.
ington, possibly.with the backs already
printed.
F boa ACCIDENT. -
A serious accident occurred at the Hsr.
lem Bridge on Thursday afternoon, de-
stroying portion Of that structure. The
steam tug T. Farrell, having In tow a
barge and while passing through shey
were swept against the piers by the tidg
and one section Of the structure, about cIe
hundred feet long was destroy ed. Two
horses and wagon, with i've men and
one woman, fell with the wreck irto the
water, but were saved by the police.
FUNERAL.
The funeral ceremonies in commemora-
ton Of General Alexander Schemmelin-
mig, who died in Pennsylvania on the 7sh
inst, took place last night At Clinton Hall,
Hnder the auspices of the German Union
League. 9
.. CHICAGO Co,yucr1
The depntation of the Common Council
of Chicago, comprising Alderman Shimp.
and Others, called on Mayor Gunther this
morning, and after being escorted through
the 6UvsruUr's room, -Pa-took of -ofresh-
ments in the apartments of the Keeper of
the City Hall .
STANTON. ...
NEW YORK, September %.
Secretary Stanton was entertained st
the residence of Senator Morgan, last
evening. The entertainment was of an
entirely private character.
NOBLE.
The Herald's special says that by the
voluntary action of the coIored population
of Vicksburg, Mississippi Colonel Thomas
Commissioner of the Freedmen for that
State has issued orders for a light assess
ment of the blacks to supply revenue suf-
fcient to sustain schools for their educa-
tion.
The Presidents daughter, Mrs. Pstter-
SOD, and Secretary Seward are both so un-
we'll as to require medical attention.
CLOSING ACCOUNTS WITH OFFICERS.
Retiring volunteer officers of the army
who have remained at Washington for the
purpose of squaring accounts with the De-
pGrtmerts, have been pretty generally sue.
csssful, and goae home. The clerks of the
Ordnance and Quartermasters' bureaus will
now turn their attention to accounts of
oficers who have been paid on certificates
Of non-indebtedness.
LEFT FOB RICHMOND.
The Tribune's special snys: Msj. Gen.
Howard left to-day for Richmond, on his
tour of inspection.
ASSIGNED 10 DUTY.
Gen. Baird has been assigned to duty
1nder Gen. Howard, of the Freedmen's
Bureau.
STATE OF THE RIVER.
PrTTsBURa, September 70.
River feet inches by pier mark, and |
ialling.
Anu NOE A.AOAs "a ssa~-- -AsOEAs
Oar IrUn adTaneed here to 81 cents per
pound.
FENIAHIsM.
NEW YoRk, September ~.
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Special Report.
EXPLOSION.

PITTSBURGH, September 22.
A horrible accident occurred this morn
ing, caused by the blowing up of the tow
boat Nimrod. Capt. Mccormick was in.
stantly killed; fireman blow ashore; en-
gineer, wife and boy missing, supposed to
be lost, and several others were seriously
injured. Parts of the boiler were blown
q distance of 100 yards. The Nimrod was
owned by q New York oil company, and
is q total loss. The cause of the explosion
Ia unknnwn
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BOLD hOBBERY IN ST. LOUIS.

e6 ,250 worth Of DIaImOu%s EtoIen---
thief Arrested and lBismORds RecOv-
ered.ssAttem pit TO Shoot HimseIf----
says he II = correspondence of the New
HOrE Herald Attending Lieut.. Ger.
aaERnL
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Busine~s Education.
OALKIbs, GRIF6IN & CO.'S
UEIOa BUSINESS INSTITUTE,
AT oBERLIS, OHIO

AT oBERLIS, OHIO,
Offsrs Inducements to those desir US Of acquiring
good pr.oticAl business education, much superior
to any other Commercial College in the country.
The TsleSrAphic Department is under the super.
vision Of several OF the best telegraph men in the
West. enabling them TO obtain situations for their
graduates much more readily than similar InstItu-
tionG. For o.her oar iculars Addresr a. above.
For Lake SuperiOr.-The favor:te stauI ch
and reliable stssmsr IBoE CITY, Captain B. G.
Sweet, sill leave our Dock for Onions gon and In.
terms diAto pOrts, on Tuesday, Sept. 2sth, at &
O'Clock r. NJ.
For freight or pa sage apply to
MALONE, PETIT CO.,
&c. 2S:2l8 I27 and 129 River street.
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THE WIRZ TRIAL


THE WIRZ TRIAL
He isin q Dying Condition.
Fair at London, Canada West.
Great Discovery Of Diamonds
OHOLERA ON THE INCREASE.
Grand Banquet at Baltimore.
Escape If Major MOOre.
Explosion Of the Tug-bOat Kim.
rod.
state Of the stock. Markets.
NOVemenES of the FenianS.
Accident at the Harlem Bridge.
Associated Press Export.
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FEHIAN.

A letter from an American Fenian to
the Dublin Freeman contains the following
story: The Fenian is essentially an Ame-
rican organization, commenced about seven
years ago, for very different object than
freeing Ireland from the English yoke.
It Is not entirely composed Of Irishmen.
At this moment it numbers many thou
sands of native Americans and American
lied Germans, and has large treasury at
its bureau. In August it numbered
273. .58I.
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FENIAHIsA.

NEW YoRk, September 22.
A Dublin letter to the London Tele-
graph says: There is reason to believe
that the Government is giving to Fenisn-
ism an attention which evinces considera-
BILE official anxiety on that subject. The
extent Of reorganization, especially In the
county Of Cork is known to be very great
It is believed that arms in formidable
numbers are in the hands OF the affiliated,
and these arms come from abroad, being
sent by American brethren. In support
of this view it Is mentioned that rifss are
sold throughout the country and districts
at third of their spparent value. But
this would be just as good evidence to
show that parties are purchasing class of
guns warranted to do no hurt to anybody
except the man who attempts to fire it.
Almost every steamer which comes over
from America brings handful, and some
times good handfuls, of disbandsd Yankee
soldiers and while there is nothing very
unnatural in this, considering that on the
other side of the Atlantic they have just
got to the end of war in which the Irish
bore q prominent part.
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HYACINTH, TULIP AND OROUUS
BULBs.-We have rSceiysd = very ehoioe
Gu ection Of Hyecfnth, TudP, Circus, Crosn I'm
psrial aud SnoWorop BEiDs, just imported fIo
Holland. They are al first. clas selected Bats.
Catalogues, containing lat OF kiu aus prices
can BE- had on application, or will sci By matt.
J. STAR sOd,
aapQ2.2ts IFS Untario street.
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DOMESTICS.
E. l. BALDWIN & co.

msEFR EXTRACTED WITH OR
Fa4. WITHOUC PALS,
BV DR.. J. R DANIELS, at his old-sstablishe1
DsutaI Rooms corner Of Ontario str ct Snd Pub 10
EqUsrs, over BaTtness d Shannon's Drug Store.
Arffh ,iaI Teeth made wi hOut sprioes or Ntresy
that 90 perfectly restmle ths nator1 teeth ss not
70 be distnRuishsd from the originals BY The clos
est observe. This method does nos require the
extraction of reOD or any painful operst on. Vi
pressrVe teeth that loose, ano s guaranteed 10
restore articu sIiOn sud masticaiion.
A perfect ft warranted.
An timer or Lever Set from $40 toss sea
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Escape If Major MOOre.
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Explosion Of the Tug-bOat Kim.
rod.
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He isIn q Dying Condition.
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OHOLERA ON THE INCREASE.
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Grand Banquet at Baltimore.
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GuRdfiee.

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n'G
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The Springfield (Gass.) Republican
says only three States give the suffrage
to whites and blacks on equal terms
and without other limitations. These
are Maine, Vermont and New Hamp-
shire. Massachusetts, requires of the
voter ability 70 read the Constitution
in English and to write his name.
Rhode Island requires the ownership
of $l34 in real estate Connecticut
is the only New England State that
makes color test, and It allows only
such negroes to vote IS we're freemen
at the adoption of the State Constitu.
ton in 1918. New York requires that
a colored man shall have been three
years in the State Ia white man but
one year, and have been the owner for
a year of a freehold worth $3.50 over
membranes, on which the taxes nave
been paid All the other States ex-
clude the negro from the ballot box.
The members of the Congress which
meets next December, With the excep-
ton Of the States above named, owe
their places to constitutions and laws
which deny suffrage to the negro. Yet
it is proposed that they make it rule
to admit no members from any Of the
recognized States which do not give
the negro the right to voteI Could i'm
pudence 90 farthert Where is our re-
publican equalily2 Where the Feder-
al Constitution
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The Albany Evening Journal says
While we we're at war, the people
stood ready 70 submit to arbitrary ar
rests, suspension Of habeas corpus, and
almost unchecked power on the part of
the Federal authorities. That was one
Of the sacrifices we were called upon to
make in order TO preserve the nation
from destruction. Though the alterna-
tive was distasseful, it was ineVita blei
and We acceded to it without complain
ing Bat We never intended TO ex-
changea Republic for an Empire 70
make our Democratic officials peFma-
nently despotic. The war is Over-the
nation is safe--the authority Of the
Governmentis everywhere exercised, no
attempt is madeorproposed to interfere
With the execution Of its right meas
ures. NOV, the prerogatiyes 80 gener-
ousiv bestowed, should be IS freely re-
turned. and the old order re-estao'
lished
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vas done; that sepposition il supported b
the fact that uhils il was in lasitua. 81
Longitude 81, hat the iusullatioa srst began
to give out and the Great Eastern probably
vent some. distanes sfer this. Il was IN
latitude sldeg. f0mip. longitude s., enc de-
gree nearer Yalentia, that he First Fruit
bound The buoy. As the possibility Of re-
eoveriug the cable, should It have been
ouoyed 's suggested, opinions differ.
The London Daily News mentions as an
eneoursging omen the fact that cable now
worried was 6shed out Of 500 iathoms Of
water under less favorable circumstances.
should the worst antieipations Be reslized
and the cable found to have parted, only
about 500 miles Of the wire viii be Iost, as
hon 400 to 500 miles can be secured from
the VSlsntia end.
AExPHIs, August IA shock Of an
earthquake was felt here this morning.
shaking buildings, tumbling down CHM
neys, uPsettins loose articles. A largs iron
sase sssablishmsna was thrown ever. Il
was also plainly felt si Holly Springs, Miss.'
snd at Lagrange, Tenn. Il lasted about IL
secoads. No particular damage was. done
Gs iar is known Of.
Nrg foEE, Aug. 1--we are receiving
news from the Great Easisrns which shows
it is probable tie cable Is loit.
BosroSs Aug. 1.-The China was sahoFe
in The hsrbOr, but got oG without apparent
Ssmsgs.
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STATION ERY.
AND NOTIONSl

C,UTLERs, MERCHANTS ana DEALERS
~ Generally. n you wish 10 buy goods az =
Reasonable, yes, Really Satisfactory pr- \
ces, give us call. n
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PoprtaSp M. August l4-The Die
tator arrived at 4,45 The race nom
Portsmoath Vas well contested. The
Aosr.nstuc made the distance in I've
bours and ten minutes, making nearly
-, l-,,rls Al hour. The Dictator was
nile ~ 4 half behind her when they
a-rived off Portland, and should have
- .,foaance Of seventeen minutes for
-. -te.1rre Of the machinery on &C.
.1,,,,f - ~ he leading Of the crank pin.
Tto-45 he Dictator hauled oil and bore
-, tbe bay for q sail, 20 that the
1sy,v might arrive at the expected
bour, 8 o'clock.
TIE Dictator Is someWhas foul, and
ths seausnetuc 4 is clean. The vessels
80 syidsnlly matched for speed. The
GEO. Of each claim q decided supe-
~io-;sr n ealing for fheir respectiFe
-osssi. MayoT EeIsellAn, with the
'oses Hers Of the ci.y government went
down 10 the Dictator 70 receive Admi-
ii Farragut and suite, about tEenty-
fv.in number, inelnding ladies. The
rsceDtion vas qeiet and social Re
tnrninr 70 the city, the party we're t.
zen ID the Pearsble House IN carriages.
I &C., tea theY we're driven about %
view de city. To-moFFoN morning the
AdmiraI proposes 70 return 70 Ports
n6pth ID she Aganenetuc.
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Afternoon Dispatches.

Preston King Collector at New
York.
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NOTroK.-Ws would inform eli persons
having claims against The Government
which we're fied Wilh The Board Of Claims,
q which WilliEm Driver sGs Recorder
esnvened b. Special Field Order No. 81,
dated March I3th, 1893, Department ot ne
Cumberland. can have their claims prop
srly adjusted BY calling at our once.
We viii also have their Norehers, ste-
ceipls, and Accounts ordered baek rom
Washington D. c., for the introduction 81
other proof, IN order 10 substantiato the en-
tire claim, that he parties may get heif
last Indebtedness rom ths Government
ieg0-I II. T0HPETHa 4 CO.
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mis- vies, which i nsEor prnctscod X
sho presence Of say enc, has proTod ne
ever sim ruin q thsuzania of The nebloat
snd rnozt talented Founf man that ever
ravs torEuo - esoeuenes 81 pea = aonf
q has dsSlroycd health, blaatea ne conali-
taflon, and rsduced the misefepie f.9li.a =
4 Iivinr skaielor- Eor ass tAeto i4 aeai
and IA ersssse in - pslas sro sc.tt1red
rs ruins e reason, ne uost nleiAnehol5
daht that can ueol morial eIes. 1e -
~ l,',i-rnan. No. tf North Chs7rF at1aSS.
ST sddrsss hin ~ iet.ars n11 l.4 Aesh
slila, fsna, F4slrs
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PuorosatFas s.--Photogrspha of Gsnsrais
FEDERAL and Confoaersie. Tks IarEssi col
lection il ne veai, foS sale, wholesale ana
retail. nensnber ths place, Gallery ofths
Cumberland. zsceaar street. opposite Com
mFoial Hotsi- msJ2I.I
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Auction Sale
or
Rolling Stock, RsIlFOsd Iron,


MILITARY DIVISION o. TIE TENyEssEE.D
CHEZ Quaftsrinaetsr's one, D. a 81 H ~
aashNlle, lenn-, Arn. iu, lssd.
WILL b. seid g futlic Au1lion. 90 the hshert
the United States
7On TUEsDAY. sepismtsr IAN. q PIifshu-1. "a.
z1l1 hfra ol nfE AaIlflai iI11.
On FRIDAY, aepifnshef it.h. at ] J. gu a forfs
Car WorEs Cclua1aa. 01iq, isantT-fige teF Boa
Freiadt cars fset Eauge.
On HONDkf, se1lei1ter fllf al the if'ehiaan
Or conaPaag's . l....icIy. etsolt. A.ch, fouiesn
I8so, 90 tAME DAf, a ihe Dtf-ot cr Corn
p4ag's fariory, Tasty 81 Nea Fisf Cars ass
onW1l NEsDaH, 8erielntrr eoih. A. ns.Frl 4
hsr<ers Csf Hcrts. HehIfan CITY. Inl IusatY-
nte Nea so ffc.gi'l cals. lasi r1Ega
raiea 20 conmecoe at X an. Ieims Casa, .1
apgi5-sd cayi. sad 4 e n Us amy.
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CoL0AfE & Co. beg 70 inform their custo-
msro that they still continue the nasnuiac.
tura Of their various styles Of Family and
Toilet Soaps, Starch, and Cendics.
Prices current forwarded BY mail on ap-
piieation. COLGATE & Co.,
Nos. SO 4 S. John st., New York,
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he Brifaf Chambss. a. Essay q HWnilk
s-5 I,s7rr1-IIor frr Ycane Men. Also, agH aad -
faHla traanueal ior Daesaes q ne crlnrly ena
aarual sysfsms--se1i freft ia $50 eslel1pe1.
49,. ur. j. 8EfLLfh HOUahfoNs hs4E7a
Associatlon, Philaisl phia, fa- aFr4-iI
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THE-COEFEssIONs AND ExPERIEscEO OP Az II.
vAEID.-Pubished for the benefit, and as Z
canton 10 young men and Others, who suffer
from nerv0us Debility, Premature Decay Of
Manhood, ke., supplying at the same time
The means of self-cura. By enc who haa
cured himself after undergoing considerable
quackery. BY onel0sing a postpaid adj
dressed envelope, single copies may be had
Of the author.
NATHASfEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
Brooklyn, Kings Co, n. 7.
auaI-ara
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GnkaF AI4Hlc7sos - Cameron, Gisrs 3
cos.y--supsr SIX BFoeads, Preach oTsna-
dias at T5si Also Prirssd Lissn LaHss,
Dolphus Mugs Rruseh Jse0nsta.
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ZONE & TUNNELL-Whoiesale and Retail
" Bookse lsrs. Stauoners, and News Agents
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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Omieers' Aecounts made out and saahed.
Quartsrmasters' and Ordnance seo0unis
promptly made up By H. TOmPkins, late
Major l4th regiment Illinois cavalry. or
ice corner Of Cherry and Cedar streets, up
stairs.
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TIMERS, &c.

VKTILSoH, j. W. q C0.-Manufacturers sno
w Wholesale and Retail callers 10 'Tin, Copper
AMI Sheet iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, No. Il
College street.
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Gold Is falling, 90 is the price Of Photo
graphs at The Gallery of the Cumberland.
Card Pictures now only IS per dozen.
sPrlI-H As. MoRan, IS Cedar 81
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jest received, per Expresa, hne l0t Of
sFissss, tarlot0u, uainsooks mullins, a. Pri-
- 70 sale. Csc. bafELDs 70.
lyl-u 8 and 81 College street.
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PsarI HIsiaturss, IN Oh, y Wstsr cslsEs
Get ths genuine a shs Gallery of he can.
bs.l.nl. aPIII-h
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II you want 70 keep cool these hot days 81
to AZ College street, and get some Of the most
excellent Ice Cream in ths city.
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OAlcs---NO. il College Street.
NASHVILLE, TENN
Incorporated under TIE Laos Of the STATE
Of Tennessee.

r1HIS Company is organized for the purpose Of
Mining GDd BORNE foI Petroleum, Coal, Salt
water ana o:her valuable minerals; and
Now owns 10 fee sin pie upwards Of Twelve
Thousand Acres Of Land in Rhe6, Hamilton, Bled-
soc and Van Buren counties also
Various Leases, including Clutches, Gorges,
Coal, Coke and Iron Banks, one Salt Well, three
Ochre Banks. and tso Plaster Bmks also
Several places Whers ind catitns for Petroleum
are good as any in the stale
1he Capital Of thi Company Is s250 600, With the
privilege Of increasing It 10 81 ,O01OO9
The fresidsnt Of this Company IS sH cid resident
Of Bledsoe county, Tenn, faTorany and extensive
y known
Shares in this Company are 500 esch. subject 10
calls Of 10 per cent, no oitener than once in three
months.
Twenty-Five ThoUsapd Dollars Of the Etock
this Company has already besn Subscribed.
The Office 0t 1his COmpanY is e. No. II College
street, Nashy lie, where any information can te had
and subscriptions OF Stock teken-
B, +. BRiDGMAN, President.
T. ]. Fusos, Secretary
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Commission and Forwarding,

nAUL, 4 SANFORD, Forwarding snd Geo mis-
sion Merchants. Our prompt attention n given
u the receiving aud forwarding Of CO41OS- Al
aonlh Market 81 eet
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Officers pay accounts and soldiers lnai
statements, competed and purchased a.
lowest rates. Also QuaFternasters Com
missary and Ordnance papers, made up
promptly BY competent and experieneod
Clerks, at No. IS North Cherry street.
BUTLEE 4 GREENWO0D.
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Wall PAPER. etc.

HHERRlTF 4 HILI-Dealers in Wall Paper
ivl Window Shades, WnaoN Glass. and Photo
graphic Material, corner Of Church and Markel
streets
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For Aldermen.
FOR ALDERMAN,
R B. CHEATHAM
FOR oOUECILMEN.
JOHN LELLYETT,
]. II. KENDRICK
ir2q. .dtd.
lmszin he Fiah Ward
p j KAUFMAN.

CouncilmsEin he Fiah Ward
P. j. KAUFMAN.
We are saih0used 20 announce J. E. RUST a. a
eAnd date for Iouucilman from the Seventh Wnd.
ang2 tide
We are authorised to announce n. = GOOD
LEl a. q candidate ior Caunailuaan % represent
tho sth Ward In The Municipal election.
ERIHON ~ a candida'o for Councilman from he
Firs- Ward Election last Sa.Urdly in September.
We are authorz zsd % announce Jas. ". BaIrs,
Esq, cau1idaie for Counelmsn ifonn the third
ward. El cton last saturday 10 September
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Beautiful Pictures Of Babies taken IN
three seconds By Mr.. Ferdinand, the great
Baby Tanner, al he Gallery Of he Cunbor.
and. spEll-h
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CALDWELL INSTITUTE,
DanviIIe. KY.
AUGUSTINE HART, An, PriBeipal-
ALBERT GRAVES, Al, associate


E7a0d ny yard. a. las Tsnnassos Pen i1li'srI,
- aatiie uialIs 1s.r -. fIsr.I Eates aslI. nta
ner p 49, rafl t.oi lef ehfn r1cr1 trf rue
lei.lfs'nI In, of etius isllslll-l-s I. ~. -.
n.ln, a.a rpetlqe ti9. he eseaPpa - - -|As- q
4tnEEa 1oHfsos, ATls'
saElt-ioe 1szuelaas iea'.sa 'asf.
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RNTERS 4 nUNT-ManufactureT Of all the
MI Latest Styles Of First Class Carriages and
Buggies, Express Wagons and Carryal-s, u North
MaFKet street.
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KENTUCKY
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE,
Louisville. KY.
Tour.ssnlh mn ss..Ion. 50.

FACULTY
Brsl ". Duplrr. ND, Emeliius Proisssord
q y Bgllrsr. Nd. Professor Of Ihso,y ana
Pracuca Of hedicins.
g. ". wsIaar, ND, Professor o. Chemistry usi
fhys.oiosy.
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Dise1fes ol Wgmcn and Chiidrin
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A. =. Ccoa. ~ r.. Professor cf surzsrv
L fatEEE, M D., p aisssor of Msiera Medica
ana ! ,fanautics.
D. BCaca. Denouststor o. Anatomy.
The RE gular Lectures uil eornmsuca on the drst
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