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Mr.. Lincoln Willing 10 let Jeff. Davis
EscaEe.


A correspondent OF the Cincinnati
Gazette, writing from "0ff Macon, y. c..
June :, tells the following Sneodote
touching Gen. Sherman, President Lin
coin and jeff Davis
The General complained, and doubk-
less with some truth, if not Justice. that
the Government had never distinctly
explained 70 him what policy Il de
sired 70 have pursued 81 asked Mr..
Lincoln explicitly, when / went up 20
City Point, whether he wanted me TO
capture jeff Davis or let him escape.
and IN reply he told me q story"
That STORY may now have a histor;-
cal value, and ! give it therefore rs
Henerai Sherman said Mr.. Lincoln told
it--only promising that il was a favor
tie story with Mr.. Lincoln, which he
tosa many 1mea, aud in illustration of
many points Of public policy.
III tell you, General" Mr. Lioooln
Was said 10 have begun, "rll tell Won
what | think about taking JEFF Davi,
Cat in Sangamon county there was AN
old temperance lecturer who was very
strict in the doctrine and prsetie..
Of total abstinence One day, after
long ride in the hot sun, he sioppea a
the house Of s friend, who propc.s =
him a lemonade As the M n
beverage was being mixed, the fries IA
insinnatingly asked IL he wouldn't ! .te
Just the least drop Of something strs Nc
err to brace up his nerves after ths -
hausting heat end exercise Nc
Piled the lecturer, ! couldn't thg
y I'm opposed 70 il upon pgi,, ,;nle
But he added, with longing ispno
n the black bo1tle that stood CO 80
emily 81 hand, 81 you could man ,se :,
put 10 drop anbekno'Cnsi 70 me, | cues
Il wouldn't aurt me much
Vow, General Mr. Lincoln ia said
10 have concluded, I'm bound 10 on
pose the escape Of jeff Davis bnt {f
on could manage TO let him si o upbe-
Nhownst ike, guess il would at hurt
And that exclaimed Gene raj Sber.
oau, Is all could get out Of The Gov. /
'Intlent as 20 what Is policy was cor.
'erning the rebel leaders, till Stsntor
ssaiied me Tor Davis escape
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On Wednesday evening, at $50 ?. NJ, Of ccr.
gestion OF The Brain, Capt. J. NJ RUoAa, A. Q. N.
His remains VIII be forwarded to hia former resi-
dsnce, OF Salesburg, IN 81 es5 this ?. II
On Wednesday morning, June 2sth, st 2 o'clock
A. NJ, Hama. daughter Of william Jenkins, and
wife II William MeWhinney. in The 26lh year Of
her age.
Her friends, and those Of Der family, are invited
to attend the funeral services, from the residence
Of her husband, on the Porter Pike, tomorrow
lFridayl morning, at 10 O'Clock. Carriages will
leave the rooms Of Mr. Cornelius sor tho house at
so'0lOek. Divine services BY Rev. Er. Allen.
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Excepting in nine instances relief
committees have disappeared from the
English cotton districts. The Secreta-
ry of the General Committee, too, as
further showing the decrease in the
distress, states that there are now but
10000 operatives out of work through
out Lancashire and Cheshire, and that
he shall, therefore, discontinue publish
ing his usual weekly statistics. There
was much rejoicing in Rochdale on the
5th, on the reopening of large cotton
mill which had been closed for three
and half years About 1000 hands
will be employed at the place. The
wagons which conveyed the cotson
from the canal yard TO the mill were
headed by a band, and accompanied by
a large concouTse of persons.
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In the fall of 1862, James Stone, of
Madi son county, Kentucky, acting TN
der rebel gaise, went TO the house of
Mr.. George Broaddus, and took there
from several horses Mr.. Broaddus
sued Stone for the value of the horses,
and the Circuit Court awarded him
damages to the amount of $3.50. The
case was taken to the Kentucky Court
of Appeals, and there the decision of
the lower Court was affirmed.
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CHAs J. FAULKNER OF Va, PARnoxFD.
TO the surprise of many, the
President has pardoned Charles j
Faulkner, of Martins urg, Virginia,
who was Minister to France under
buchanan, and latterly special oonfed-
crate commissioner to Europe Presi-
dent johnson buses the ground for
clemeney on the fact that the late Mr..
Lincoln promised FSulkne-s wife that
be should be pardoned In this, as in
every other instance, the President
has carried out the unexecuted wishes
Of Mr., Lincoln. Faulkner is at pres
ent with his family, in Virginia.
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JOHN x. HUME q co.
Sister, Of the Order Of Saint Dominic,

WY ELL known in this snd the adjoining States
w as experienced aod competent directors ri
female 4ion, respectfully inform the citizens
cIous building, recently erected. ensb,ss them to
receive larger rum er Of pup Is.
> he AcRfiemy ~ about a mile from The city, and
is situated in one Of the most beautiful and healthy
loca ions in its vicinity.
Abe LADIES of this Institution, being especially
devoted TO the education of the yopng Of their
own sex. win Is,ve noihipg undons TO impart to
the pupils oouhded TO their care thorot On tdu-
cation IN the hk hest sense Of the word
The religion protested BY the Ladies Of the In
stitudon is the Catholic, and they vi impart spe.
cial religious instruction TO pupils profess ing that
faitn.
PDpils Of every religions denomination will b
ad nllted, and no undue influence will be u-ed to
b as he religious PRINCIPLES OF the young laoies
nor will any Of theul re permi ted to embrace the
Catholic faith without he yerDal or Gritten consent
Of parents or quad ans.
Uniformity and good order, however, require the
at enhance Of all at morning ano evening prayers.
and a. { e reiig ons exercises on SundsY
ghe Course Of Stu les is divided into Jour de-
partmeEts, each department wing It's own diet net
course Of udes ass gned it.
The Academic ear will consist of two Sessions
the fret comm ncing on the FIRST Mend-y Of
81 .. nmber, the second on the first Mourey RI Feb
ruuY. The Academic ear will close with public
distrlbu 700 Of premiums and honors, about the
Goth Of June Of each year.
Parents or Guard ans wishing TO place their chi
dren WARDS in the institution, viii be received
on any day bntSundHy.
For further part Liars epp 1T the Academy.
All business letter to be addressed 20 the Mother
Supencr, Saint Ceeilias Academy, Mount Vernon,
Nashville, Tenn. js2s-tf
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The undersigned having served over f5even
n ears IN the Army, most OF the time in the
the rulings Of the differeft departments at Wash
ingtoD, and having en- excellent
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HEADa'Rs DKPARTMEST oE ssK CUNcERLASn,
OFFICE PnoyosT MAEsHAL oANxRALs Z
n as.r,-HfIr Lime % 1854.
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v,-.r Harrisd Iseles s1css ulz-crll11 > -
-. ~ 10 hl4nr iu-la ID dns seascl. rllel1111
80 - 80 yuB should raulzriT Ard w. Z
No IL ToiIr daslra VOC 60 cu1szlt - a-1er y
issisr OF lr peraos- NJ lsiy of,r arg aFe F1ass
d sqs nsst make applcalioz- A. eora1ll,-eA--aa
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Az ~ eeterIains 70 clos : the Auctca bnsi-
H ne7ss ~ sii soii CD Thurs say morning.. dune
- 'et~ fes - ~ ,teck Of CO. q on cou-ieH-
men o = ~ house NJ. ~ Pnann square, coD-ist
lng q ~ 2 secss lee rleack d and erosn a omes-
&c, 80 g, fss RS. ~ PAGES b . Jaf eost 20
pieces = a1-d Main Sock. 5J .n c irish Linen ~
iee Can Du-ais 90 aaTss = o. ;, Sirtg 20 4 ser
hest suoc4 fnrsad o psess pa So ee;jes n 'cksfs
vels. - bits. sslt 10 as : S,,,s All vnr ous
other artist toc nu1Darers 20 rhsna N This Wi
ire xance 70 Ret lroues pAes = . tn. a pos-
infeF the Lass ssla pe a 49, -. be eoods sra
cound 90 he cold -.
isss-ss oRrnK. sLAs, ,oCK q co.
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Sales Of Western Lands.

A special certificate has just been
Issued allowing the State OF Iowa 10 10
cate four thousand eight hundred and
ffty-eight acres OF public lands in il.
demnity, because that quantity OF
swamp land in Blackhawk county,
Iowa, had been sold by the United
States. At the land Office in ST. Cloud,
Minnesota, in the northeastern part of
that State, twenty-eight thousand four
hundred and ninety-six acres were
taken up last month for actual settle
ment under the homestead law.
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indictments for treason have been
pending for some time, in the Federal
court IN this city, against Gen. Joel A.
Battle and Hon. Robert L. Caruthers
Vn 'helr return home from the South,
TeSe9uy' they were arrested by the
United States MArshsl, f. r. Glasoock
ana committed 20 prison. Yesterday
they were brought before Conrallv F
TriEg, Judge of the District Court Of
the Middle District of Tennessee. on =
writ Of habeas eOrP@s, and DISCHARGED 40
bail, IN the sum Of S20,O0 each
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INTERNAL REvEYUE DEoIHoN-By
decision of the Commissioner of Inter
nal Revenue, pianos belonging to, or in
the possession of, female seminaries, ex-
cept the building in which they are
kept is owned 10y town or city corpora.
tions, are liable to tax. Where kept
in town halls, etc, they are not liable
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Something Dee 10 Rebel Gen erals.
The New York Times says

In looking 70 the progress Of paeifioa
ton at the south, the happy result will
Be found 20 be In part due 20 the great
nagnanimity Of Grants original terms
A. zppomasiox Court House. lrePeat d
hy Sherman 70 Johnston 81 Durham
Station, By Candy TO Taylor at Citro-
pelle. and By Candy, through Buckner,
"a Kirby Smith A. New Orleans
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Ed. Oldham has been nominated for
the State Senate of Kentucky, to re,
present the counties of Scott and Fay.
ette' and John Curd, an old friend of
Henry Clay, was nominated for the
Lower House, to represent Fsyette
county. Both Union men.
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Hon Curtis F. Burnhau, attorney in
the case in which the Kentucky Court
OF Appeals decided the legal tender
law unconstitutional, has given notice
OF an appeal to the United States
Court
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For Rent.

a STORE, on UnioS stTeet, with Co ntsrs. Shelly.
IA ings, snd Shos Wlndess coEngss ste Passes.
81 ~ gwen July ~ A very eentral a1d deslratie
Apply 70 n MR. "
ie@'-u 81 Coiefe -. near tbs gousra
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Org nal Att ehmeut before Justice Of thu Peace
Jamta b. JacIrson ,is In her N liant

VII Hal Az eluleut DalOre Justice o. ta3 feace
James Il. Jackson Us. La her NJ. Plant.
I n this cas- il appearing to me that the DEFEND
L aot, Luther N. ii ant. Is a non-r si0en. or the
STATE OF Tennessee, or has removed hineelf 20
that the ordinary process Of law cannot be served
upon him e q ordered that publication be. mare
n the Nashville MON for four wee in snecss-
sion requiring sad defendant tn appesr befo e
me st my Ofic7, in he town OF Pulaski, 90 the
tn day Of July next, tn defend "a d action 9TH
e'wise the same viii be proceeded with ex psFle
Je29-W4t' J. l.. jones. j. p
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Wheat and Saw Logs.

M, high - uasrget prize ~iE IL IA il cash fot
Hheat and Ssw oes = he FA ervuir Mafs Par
- .s'ln- TIE sret s % dis Ros@ Of vii 30 vel
% eve u q call before -el ine elssshere
HUGH UOl tSIAS 4 CO
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Iotal $50 l15, 200
Of 500.
twill be noted that the Commercial
has the largest daily circulation, and
the Times the largest weekly
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UMTED STATES INTERNAL REvESUE,l
Collectors 0ffioe, 2d Distrtct Tennessee,
NtkhV1Ilp Tuna q 1865

NOTICE is hereby gwen hat the United States
~ Lilo nse Tax now due and payable. All per-
dong busine are notified 10 AXE out lcense
before b. 18th day Of July next. or they may ex
pect 70 sufer the per ties prescribed IN the 7Sd
sect N of the las, which rea6s ia part a. follows
If any person or persons shall exercise or carry
on auy trade, business, or profession, or do any
at heTeins ter mentioned, for the exercising, car
rying on, or doing ot which trade, business, or Pr
session license is required by this act, without
tzi'ng oct such license rs IN thai behalf required
he. she. or they shall Tor every such offence, be-
sidea ieing liable 10 the payment OF the Tex, re
cub ct 10 imprisonment for 9 term not exec eding
two ye srs, OF fne not exceeding i've hundred
dollars, or Nh-"
jess-sd [Ol q. L. NoRvELI., Collector.
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REFERENCES.

Hon. William G. BrownlOw, Governor Of Ten.
nessee.
Brig Gen. James P. BrownloR, Adiutant General
Of Tennessee.
Major General g. d. Stanley, sh Army Corps.
Major Genera GeoTgs ". stoneman, Knoxville,
Tenn.
Byt. Major General R. ". johnson. Pulaski,
Tenn.
june2SSme
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Our Terms.

THE r. Y. WEEKLY IL sold y Al NeNs Ageuts
ia the u {. me prce j TX lEar5i Bat Nhsfe
Agents have - pay extra freight, niEner pa =
CHARGED When th-re lea heEa AE9otln he toFli
sgs sesire our flends % ges the y Z. hEtkLf
throuzh hin. When seas ~ ulaAt an - COP ess
81 - araun Our copies, SO. eah. copies, go.
ihs PARTY Who se1ds Is 50 Tor cllb u gli co.
d ;, III sent & one Tim !, vii Be eauiied = 60
re- Fos master ADD o hers Wuo - up eiA7es ~
their respective town 4, caa aitraafda 40 al1g'e
coplss At s. 50. Canada Subscribers must seEd
tserfy ceaG. Ia addition % the a1hscfipo1s % ~
-. 4 Z, ,-s'-.- - go iszE-lE
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Money Wanted.

w Ill sell cheap. nice House and Lot on
w eouth Cherry street, West side, seven doo.s
% N O. GO her Of Cherry and Mu berry. end OPP
posie Dr.. POOLS tfice. The house contaips Ia l.
three room, kitchen, etc. hydrant in the yard
Is pleasant % ated well shsded, and in s splen-
ria height hood hsrgsin can be had 10 this
prop -rty. Call and see it.
apDly TO WI NJ MCCARTHY
le s-}t' On tbe Premises.
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~ Coparnarsh y 81 sting bstwes The under
=. = - ,a@c - ms BIN < nrsiless vas disco "A
- - lsi Ct ltns, ~ ~, -'nnl consent Ihs bns-
- Of tbs old c, nceEn sll he set led - hy either
VI - JNO j. - 'gANN
AUSH . IffLAB
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10 netlTng rom he a&ove arm, Irespe-tflliv NJ
'comnen H. ne b.einz - pnhis INV Cd ,,srfnsr
hat oouciss, ssa Eea tlerSsll IA a<srv ysv rorshv
el their conosenee ana sDur r. 'ahev sill fbS
"a q tgr eahes % inng snd pucst1a n al Ia J.
ness tran. agRou no = NrxAAN
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Orders.


EE8Dois DEPARTMENT oF sEK CuNcEkLASnp
OFFICE PnovosT MAKsHAL sANxRALs
NAsuv1fIr June %, 1858. J
Active hosdites hsvlae ceased, nnd there being
no orgauizsd sDemy IN the coun1ry q Is oraerSof
l. Ia. ali citizens &c thAstasestf Fonda, Geor-
ga. Allah Ina. Mississippi, Teunessce sod Ken
lucky, who iAve been sent moth q the O1io river
~ remain i.ssE1 "a mar. be and IN ere herety,
perIntte- % r frn 20 her respective BONES
u. fh-t al deScrters ora the Rebel army who
were sent north % ths Ohio II, ~ 70 Gun
the War, b. and they are herehS permitted 70 re-
tern 70 to II n1rnes-
1T hst 81 deusrsers rom tbs lste Rebel army
vino we're AlloEed % 60 II teesr homess cut whn
were requ red % report Oace raonth 20 The Pro-
oa Msrsnai nsarest tkeir hone-, are ksseby re-
easea from their obiig toas 70 rtpert.
~. hst no Military passes sk.li \ rsaf er b
qlrs-d from ct as travelling On tie railroads and
rvs ~ IN this beparf nett
~ itsrY oDdneiors wiii be eonNnued on AL the
/ alrosds in TIE Department. Rne. Hili recsirs ~
strgreors as d their duties iror q IL ol1ce-
BY comnaan& % Mai. Gen. 6z1- b. Tao1Aa.
srv-.s shs. Cen. sss Il rs :, s "a. Ser. DC
Junszs-iw.
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The old r0ate TO Richmond from
Washington via Acquia Creek was open
ed on the 26th inst
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Auction Sale of
GOVERNMENT MULES

Il WILL sell at public auction, at the Government
4 corrsls Ia the city Of Nashville, Tenn, from
thrse 70 four thousand Governm. ut Mules nearly
al Of Them ht Tor ordinary farm work Sale TO com.
mence on Mcndsy the 10th dsg Of July, 1895, and
con fnue daiiy mil the stock is aH sold Farmers
eli 20 vel 20 supply ihsm elves ss this sale, a. Il
"a obs lly the lsst That viii take p lace.
Terms cash. Stock 70 be removed on ihe day
Of sSie. +, B xxx,
11ne2s-lo sa Captain and A Q M
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FEour. lumber and shlnuIes.

We w ~ TIepgred 10 Rhorr time % furnish
any s<norunt ~ Flour, Brsp iIirnber spd .lingjes
al , lseservosg Ails. - 'oaF "a cusst
> @ne4e- HRTH lUuSIaas A co. E
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EEfRRs ~ PrnMISsToS -
Msl- Gen J. d. Cox, Comd'g 18Th Arnr y Co-ps.
bFt MAJ 6sn. Jno. r. Miller, Cousfgl 'ost OF Nash
wills.
BFis. gen. < opdycie. 4tA Army Corr
bon. W. q. BroWnoyF, Governor OF ~ MESSAGE
hon. y. II q, tx Governor OF Ohio
ION. >. =. Garfield, Seastpr from Ohas
FIRST and Sec, nd Nat onsl Ranxs. Nsss vile.
,,8 p, y one pr wi receive Pros ~ attention.
-" r. - noA e2a- Junos-f
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THE HEARTS DEVOTION!
THE NEXT sTORY - ENTITLED
THE CUBAN HEIR ESs
oR.
OLD HEPSIBAH'S SEORKF!

Tins Is from the pm q our b ghiy gfea esniEi-
MRS. MARY KYLE DALLAS,
sud f. beyond qusaiOl. he hnesi ihlrg ne hss
fbss ~ ~ In q L all II lsFa and gls atsry
nd . 5ssesses charm 8aleh eaanoi izi % las y
ate III Who msy rad q.
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Wanted
sIale d Tennessse. C0unIy q Giles.

A GOOD, smart snd energetic nlsn 10 sell by
"A sample, either Oh "onm sion or sal~ry An
Ply at once at TIE International Eoiel, Pub ic
ca are. j 2e-It
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A MILITARY Order.
HEADQukRTERs DIRr OF TIE cUzaEsLAxn,l
on e Provost Marshal General,
NASHVILLE esy lime NJ laRE

HEADouARTEas DIg'T or TIE CuzsEsLAyn.l
on e Provost marshAl General
NASHVILLE I'm, June so 1856.
The war being brought 70 a successful close
and there 5eiRg 20 organized ensmJ ia the ooun
Try, u is ordered-
|. Tpns all citizens Of theStsies Of Florida, esor-
60, Alahsns. Mississippi. ieBnessee, aad Ken
lucky, who have bee cent norih o the Ono river
b remain curing the wsr, be On they are hereby
Perrnilted 10 rgt1rn 70 the resp Give h0R 81.
IL Ihst all deserters Fl NJ The late rebel army
Eho were sent Bortn Of The ONO RIVER 70 remain
during the war Be. and they sre hereby permitted
% return 10 the homes.
Ill Thsz 81 dessTters from The lsts rebsl army
who were allowed 20 70 70 their homes bat were re-.
quired 10 report ence month 70 the P ioyo.t Mar
sns nasrest TIER homes ere hereby relieved rom
their 90 igahnn to reyort.
~. That no military passes shall hereafter be
requ red from citizens II yelling on the railroads
and rivers Of THIS o. partmens HILLARY eonduc-
tors viii be cnntncsd % all the railroads IN The De-
IsrIneni. and Su Fecelve instructions s. to their
By oOn1nsad Of MAJ Gen. esl h Tuonas.
J. o. PARKaURST,
iu2l-lv BIT Brig Sea. 4 Prov. Mar. Gea. DC
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No Charges until after ConectlOn
Vouchers Bought on the Best
Terms


snd particular attention given toCIafrns sQalnst the
SavAlrJ oou1rnsn 3 Of Generals VII SIN. war.
klNs, HAICH, aad CEOXT0N.
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r~vNivERsAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
N TIE TREATBlEaf o. ps4Aslsi -
GROWING ElM VII sloSA1 -
CTgEa STATES A8 ~ Ia ~
NASHVILLE. Ihees1ezeA

BOTANIC PKKSiiiAA,
N TIE TREAIBlElf o. psE1slst -
sROWFIfs ElM WIZ slCeke. -
CTaEZ STATES, As ~ q ~
NASHVILLE. lnl,s1ezn4
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sesrs flTsrgre1s e. InfFrgi.ous - - - =.
soqe4hof viii al Private A1l-s.ss-... -
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h4NlNG had over two yesrs' experience IN the
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(irculatlOn OF the Cincinnati DallIes.
papers and their weeklies

The following Is correct statement Of
the circulation of the Cincinnati daily