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, 1865-09-18

:: The rtch invalid Is willing 10 shower hts dollars WITH
ont stint upon The physician who ta1 restore him t
the precious loon. The Io,r 1uan who Possesses it. II
afcmporaEy llIess has ever auRht him to appreciate
It's Ealue. would mt barter It ot al tho sver Of Se
yada and Idaho
Without health there can Atths
ye1T hour thousands ire an2uistinE beds Of sick
ness or going through the ordinary routine Of buainca
In Pain and misery to whom lfe Is utterly saloeIess
Is there any happiness for tic DYSPEPTIC, zatxed
b mental and physical pangs which no soague or pm
can adequately describe, and which cannot eyen be
compsthended By one who has nerer felt them? To
say that INDIGESTION includes partial de.anse-
ment every function Of the systenshas 1t cows the
tpt Of and hopeful clouds tho c1ea.rst
intellect, aad makes this bright mad beautiful world
hateful IN the eycs those who areat1icted with It's
truth which not ouo OF the rnIsesable multitude who
laoor EodeE the disease IN Its ch1oatc form, wilt day.
To that sad crowd tts lecture l. In rar. addressed
Sufferers, arc Tou Heary Of suferinsa A remedy Is
protfred 10 you. s1XFLx, wuoL LxsuaH 1RrAts and N
With the frst dose Of E
, 1865-09-18
ARGE SALE OF GOVERN
A-4 AENF CARS, ENGINES, AND B. z H,Oy

Il c-rIcS IStdxp r sIAExs MILITANT R.rsroAna.
osss is'a sssE stEx EEGS ! s. sssss w.
=. ..SsEoRTs1o{SG949HH. T{S99 H u, on FRIDAY; oetoD<r :
y ,ie. r. ;.; s!;s, 1seemet.vs Engines.
a. At NnRFoLK, "a. October Il atsp,m.:
VIZ 81 TGEsba s.: sHbeaS oeton., r.
inch Eaave ~ e'' e1ass Locomotive engines, oek st
TSsss%@ u, nv y. Platform e c... ". ,s. s.e
AbsSs AN saaarea and thirty t Platform d. ao
fsens! faens ta5y 9 6, stss1 Do su.r
TfEsssEs s:sesf5as IS f3asSs e:
SS;S Sss|:sss 9 aS sS nss:. e. fs':asa.
a: e s:''sss e Il e q ss ss
.n,snasss s? S:S S'ii:;s$T1 Ss$t{SSS :s5,,
IT ARGE SALE OF GOVERN
N. 5nfS MFST !, go Mules VIII BE- sold dun
o''le1 Isl 8fsn1eso: y s.xru41.. or,,c1.,
rnere Will be .oa i Fl fasa aSS:s hasF9s hAgF1s' IN
Ss;s1S:z f2a . sss i Is
fsarsaa,, September IN.
Tuesday, September 1eth.
Tuesday. sepism6sr 9sh.
Many of The Maies .ese soaRhs iS t. ber,n,t,1 ~
they ne VI Ehen yo9ns: the aies "a ii
ss9ss ise Ia a ass sy Sss
sS ss 81 "a :ss nass
: saiss 10 som@enes Gu 9s neta 4 sn5y: e !. m.
1xaxs-cash' In United States currency. tEsnsy
zAx&ss 2ssia H4e IL L is;!ss:s;s
GREAT SALE or GOVERN
~ NEWT AoRsEs AND MULES,
vn, y. ..,. ::s'ss.ss.f j: D51sssi E ~ e &c
is1 hsis3 SCI 5 s.sss'i s1as
,o's .sse 81 'na aa'4a: Il s9szso saSzs H1zxo1s
W ssd Tcesas,9a9e eash saeretssr un
=? oSo asfsss I'd az S9 SS
gaas sas j tape 5su;ss EpFhx Wisaa
ID ssP Il IL @ ~ snS
Nc :: e l.: sgsss ss es @ q
Tt roW Offered to she public. 'S41@s
,ss ,tey aFs required i tic amy. ~ aaa ass
young ,as ias s9ies aeSiIeetns q
nsE ma5ehss II saa s.p saa b1ef
ey Is sole4s. r. 'ahaf nom 0snsso
Snles 70 commence at ID AN.
>' ~ 'Al''N ',a'e' ss4ss aa3Es A. EKM,
snl,k,.ss In esss aszst F,:ss S4i:i hSi:sf s ;S S
I TN1TED STATES MILITARY
- RAILROADS.
orr1er oy s1sHs sAssHsrAxr e114szzs<AsrM
, 1865-09-18

Tic Great 11le=it11natc-The. Greater.
Cn1vorked-Pit Hole md Cherry Kun
-DiMcult1cs and Coat Of Tranxporfn,
tlon--A Twenty Barrel Well Worn.
' NNthin%-Olcagfnous Rainbow. In rI,c
Rsvcr-sVhat the Fatncss Of the Lnud
, 1865-09-18

rates Of .esnt !s stock East we're liked
l.. sA1B OF 7E1aoHr Oh LIVE s1ocK EAST.
TO DxEEoH oC TOLEDO,
M'sh Gsat q and H. g.. large I'D 1' ns a.
Michigan ctsa small eas.::. ssS @ :s 3 Sc ss
| TO BUFFALO OF suhrx5s1ox BRIDGE,
Sass Alssssa 6 % :s $ 5 S; s s
eo1' wayne cars, ~ feft-......,..1lo0l 1oQO0 G5e
10 F1T1FBrRGH AND nEtlArR
G7F. =. G. cars of:2s feet....1hoo 11s.n ~
GisR Sessss9a Ssesss@ ss+s sslss Is @
Ass 70 ITnfdrS m fso car less to ufslo, When
~ 100 than to Dunlo
| si1rRnAr Erzzuo, Sept. 16
me ftec1pts and shipments this week, o. compare.
With the preceding week, were a. follows:
Receipts inorr than last week....,.,.s e,a
Shipments less than last wcek..........s .,.:fsti
az compared With the corresponding week Of iast
Qece!pta this o.-,
ssspts {oI 4seE ii
EinI,. iefh fht to5 6l
sMlrmssts poodns wsei IN ISL.
F 's tn4@ week A'--.....s....s.....-,.........
The above tah1e docs not include those cs,te which
wert driven In from tho country snd xhjch nnnho
Aoo1t Nv head TITS number ndlcd to the abofc viii
make tho tothl receipts from Ill sources about ano
head Of nearly 5000 morn than Last weak.
The week h1s been characterized ,y ~
y hna notwithstanding the large receipt. very nrarIx
all hes been worked Oft There being not far from Cn
head 1efs unsold In the various yards. |
1oe OF the receipts differs but little ftom
taat Of Last ~cek and Of the few preceding VceEo
though here setma to b few more ofthe nassshl1
good grades, ad less perhaps Of the really inferior
Yet We have had very little TINT csn be- trr,nea
prime stool Ihce has been dzore Of 1o1 heao ~
E1me AAnois a1ests sold at the Southern Yards d.
ring tie week at &ln per head sheIr estipatcd xetch,
being 1,393G a. sThtIt Nnx also rotf drorn a. ~
, 1865-09-18
nGSTEI'EER'S BETIEIeS
H0slf,1ER'S STOMACH BITTFRS

"a the or1n Of Stamp engraved On steeE to connter
it ~n!eh Is feiouy Sec. therefore, that this GOV.
Eus sa slsS3 totSTERsl1S, u well Is tho engraved
abel snd note Of hand Of the rrppfstors Il
10 each bottle. The lahel Is cpbetshed With aunerh
representation Of st. George horseback In thn ort
OF sptaslng the Dragon. and underneath l. shiaId or
escntcheon bearing warning inscription which coun-
terfeltcr. advised read beorr they eucounssr
the penalty which 1t sets forth. Below this ac4iu Is
H0sTETrER SMITHS note Of hand the stsnature
to which It would BE- rather serious business to rge
II tho pubic viii look to the4e ycrincatons Of thr
Eenulncness Of the article befose they purchase .h
cannot be deceived. Ths proprietary Label aal Gov
eminent stamp aEc both executcd On steel IN tho ncst
and most elaborate styls of bank note engraving and
arc probably he most expensive specimen Of xfaoac
art cyer attached 70 any medicinal pfepa,at;on'
, 1865-09-18
Gobcrutl1rltt 5aIrs.
+ ARGE SALE OF GOVERN.
4 MENT HORSES AND MULES.
UPWARDS OF .SErO AE[MtIG m r,t. c7Ir ~

r ARcr cATE an C0"O(
IN 54MEHESF EH7 a9RsEs 20 : Is ASR Mules:
| T1TE sTsTF = Al 4 EAE2 iSrhnnrh * " soLD
HEApqCAETIns nErArrXEsr Or % Krx7rrr
OFr1CE Or CHIET Qc1ETEax .srrr
III. ne sold at public anciion to tae hebsst d 5idde,
a. the time md nface named below, Ile following de
a, ,.EsT EGs9W;l4SE:GREN, II e Kyz commencing On WE'D
aEsDA1, ssRfemqer 90 lsis-
!. p.nno. 1sS Maies. nofs ss' q 4 iesss sEss'
a i 1ts NJ commencing CO FRIDAY, SEP
l3 o; Mo5ssa, MOE o.less; "a.
AtIEnsSoy X Ee 4aies, mnEc GE less v,,,,-,.-
oc'ooef h 'eeT uo,,.. o.a,.,.,.
At1Fy1xGroSS &c EEesIes, e. mnsa o. !ess.
~ ;ss tosst h5r commencing On FRIDAY, 0cto-
IN unra4a ,no,a o,,a...
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To The Hon. Members Oflhe State Leg

latUre.
GExTI ENES:-We desire TO express our
hearty approval in the feeling mani
tested by large number of tho Loyal
citizens and a portion 0? the members
Of the legislature in locking 10 tho
Hon. Mason N Brien Is q suitable per
son 10 be elected from your honorable
body 10 the United States Senate. We
know Of no one in the State 40 suitable
Tor the position, and more especially at
the present time. No one presents a
better record. lie is now, and was from
the very commencement of the rebel
lion. an unconditional Union man, was
an advocate Of the policy Of President
lincoln and the administration.
Judge Erion WIS born and raised in
the State, and is we'll known 70 large
portion Of her citizens What he is,
he has made himself coming up from. n
poor boy without the influence Of
wealthy parents; he now ranks among
the fret men in the STATE Previous to
theIelollicn he was a whig, Lul never
sought political notoriety, declining
rather ,hanacc, ping political positions.
Even in has CID Congressional District,
he declined the almost unanimous
uomiuaIou rendered to him by lie
party, anu thai when the party had q
majority OF votrT7
A.iaa breaking out OF The war he
vas a large shareholder, hut soon after
wards liberated .Eem all and although
hi property was seized and taken by
the rebels, be has never at any time
hesiiaied 60 advocate the cause of the
Union, and d,uounee its enemies
lie tool, bold and firm stand ct the
COMMENCEMENT Of our political troubles
and no mau in the State has probably
sscraiicad more. lie was one of tho
fret men in the State, to advocate the
policy Of sustaining The administration
in ormiug The negroes A. that time,
he was President Of the City Council
and introduced "a resolution to that ef
tect, was then looked upon 10y his Uni
GU fl nds as being too radical was eel
sursd by the copperheada, aud de-
nauncei by their public journals.
Judge Brien is ia every way omi~
nently qualified FOR ihe distinguished
position, -aud we feel satisfied would
serve his country with credit 10 him
self and to his State.
LOYN NoTEH4
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Thousands are Lead

And die every summer with diseases con-
tacted by weakness and the efTocts Of warm
weather, especially Females, who might
have been restored to long life By the use
Of SkiG & Wits celebrated old Kenton
Cream = le. "All good physicians viii GER
ufy 10 this fact" We have made extensive
preparations 10 supply the demand for Ale
aud Porter to the lrsde ard for family use
in bottles aud barrels. Also the largest
store Of Groceries and Sutler Goods in The
city. On hand 200 barrels Cincinnati Lager
Beer. SkIFF K WILLS,
Wholesale Grocery snd Sutler Eouse.
No. Hicks Block, Pub. Square.
aprz2 In
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mentS as only TO amount 10 allowing
supreme Judges 5000 year, and chan
ceiior, circait aud criminal Judges $1,000,
IN which shape it was adopted-ayes
81, noes rs
Mr.. Henderson faid tho House was
deSirous OF economy; it yesterday re.
solved to employ page a. 81 80 day,
useless expense lie moved 10 re-.
consider that resolution and Indefinite
" postpone it. Adopted, and the little
page was dispensed with
Leave Of absence was granted to Mr.
Waters Of Wilson, and to Mr. Griffith,
when the House adjourned until Mon
lay morning at o'clock.
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President Johnson and Ihe BRUSH
Minister.

The Washington correspondent OIL
the Cincinnati Gazette telegraphs that
paper under date Of the Goth inst. as
follows:
Sir Frederic Bruce's interview With
President johnson to-day was as lhioF-
nal aud as uudiDlomatlc IS fresioeh'
Lincoln himself could have made II
This new Minister made bis appear
ancs with ali his stars and decorations
on. presented his credentials, and iois
NAL read his speech. Mr. Johnson
repnad. zsyinP that ne was glad 10 e. e.
him ard to vel on to the capitol q re
preventative of Great BTItIaD, and then
added. Bat, sir, I am not used 10 the
Diplomatic formalities customary On
such occasions. My idea is SIMPLY That
two great nations ought 10 conduct
tn air rels ions very much as Nv neigh
bors who since e'y desire peace and
good fellowship between themselves
would do, and that the less mere form
-olities shout it the better. i ausure
you, Mr.. President" interrupted II
rederic, pointing 10 his uniform and
decorations, that ! should feel very
much more at case without these things
than with them"
The remark was so thoroughly Eng
lish, and ct the same time 50 Consonant
to American prejudice against fuss and
feathers, that the President and Minis
ter became e. ads at oucr, and sat d jwn
for q chat Sir Fred r ck asked about
Sherman. President johnson explain
Cd the position "What chance is thore
fer Mr Davis. them asked Sir Freder-
lex On, small particle still, doubt
less his escape acIoss the country" sRid
the President We'll" replied the
Minister, in an inquiring tone, Il
should think that Mr Davis and few
members Of his cabinet wOuld probably
tind it well 10 start pretty soon 'If
Ibey knew what is for their Own in
terest, responded the President
rather grimly, they had
better lose 10 time about
it The time has come" he added,
when traitors must be taught they are
cFiminals. The country has clearly
made up its mind on that point, and It
can frd no more earnest agent Of its
will than myself" There was then a
renewal Of the mutual promise to talk
over any difficulties that might arise
between Great Britain and the United
States, Ike two ucjghbors, sincerely
desiTous Of good terms with each other
and so the interview ended.
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Homestead NeelIng.

= large a7semblgc oi persons we've in
attendance a; the meeting last night, held
nt Thalip Hall, in regard 10 the rsising Of
fani fora Homestead for the family Of the
Is,e rlustr.ou, deceased President.
Tbs Meeting o.car... "a. ur,n motion al
A. AZ n ~
'-' f'' ''7' VI 'I'
aug +" 9'''-- ''' CHAIRMAN 'l lne meeting
The following staining UiHorrs were then
e,s--eE
.rr-
70 i''H' Hu,l'n' fIr-l|th'-
Lewis Mack, Wee President.
N. 3. Torra. s,rretsrv
q c--s.-I g..
'''"''''f'
H. J.. novel; 4o5.IE say, r T. Albeit,
Erd =. Fred lcUder, C-rresraudiue Secfc
t,r:,s.
A.. % ~ r..
' ''A.-f N.-' ""iism
NSnief'hl ana 4. h $. LlEGsloy, Finance
Committee.
,roy. ". g.. Brrwor.s Uo.,,.rr H.;
~. -
..' '1Eh smith, lion.
'L"' ", sin''h' Hon. AVN Hawkins,
Tsrcz nlrA-L .ou, aud hon. David r. Iat.
tc-sop. Brsrt OF Tr,stc.,
On motion or Mr. Me-, ..--....... ,
Eve ware .rra.ri.s :, -. -
EXPRESSIVE Of The 1s.-,.,.. -. -
The committee retired. ana IN 60
s..ss rsps-.ef the f.Il .vfn...
Esy,s,r-... Thstss s,..,..,,-..,-,.-.-
lection aud regard f--,hs widow rr5 49, ''l
o. cur iate distinguished chief rsgist-s,r-
~ ''',., % . lSl-','sy mould ual'e with
in -sisfsEr iaud 10 paT,b.ts. ''G me ,ne land
Tor ,hsm. such one us the Arner can ,, ,.
p'e ought 90 secure 10 are family 81 orr
a'2 -i, "s'. lug. on n ..-..
A.3ss - . -haL 'h' comm .1'es 60 he APP
80, F.-5 srs a.. Nh .i.,
t!at.. 90 participate in The l.sysra,.. .i..t
the subs--.pyau' ta ayci e. yue Tr.ar
- n -..-....
Ur,..i SO. .tarI5 ., ~, - - we
KS; 10 the Trustees % be appointed t,tsse
sa.r To- H.| a.. 4 I.- 81.
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THREE Years on ths Battlefield and in
the Camp.

CAPTAIN J. COss0N. AT tbs REQUESC OF
- his msUy roads, mil il'y aud civic, vii repeat
hrs lecture euti Id 'Ihree Yeas winter and sum-
r1sr 10 the Camp snd "a the Pat le-Fielj,n wdh
the ro.iicllDg boys OF ths in Brigade This lee
suro viii b. delivered a. TfsAs Hal, in the Court
House, on THU RSpAY EEENING, 2Ith inst c. m
mencins At O'Clock. This following, among other
gentlemen, haze requested Iepeatcn Of ths lee
lurg-
G-u = + Miller, Col " l. Toull,
hlsi ! epa~ Eug. tsp. UUhy 13ln L 9 !,
Capt HoHlg nG, 4 : e., Cautan le8ioTd.
Lieut. I-l, g. g., cob Nults
ICuJ h smith. MAYOR. Hen " Shane,
hen Judge Roof, q IS Z c, " u Trey,
a hos r. Smiley michI Burns,
? AIeGoFeru James iiumphreys,
N Eyau l. ur nee Dwell,
VIM W,if-rnsu, Hugh Burns,
Cs.fun Ca. n DOiD,
eros 3 o Is, Andrew Uksne,
loha Waiis.c, Z z Jones.
The ils Band o. the 1871 Regulars have gene
TCas!y volunteer 4 herr ssrY.ce, On this occa-I0u
Ticket ne 0ollsre ch may Be o tainei NJ the
Orleans Store. y 20 lie qusrz M-GoveiH & a.
n-lgs, - North Market s-Iee-; Cone, 1u4nell 3
COS 40Chargy Sire Z; Sirgietlu's POst-0fi1e De-
pot, q q. the pIicrrsl Hotels rprlS-3t
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i''Vo NesS hasAe's'
i'VOV rigs specs
DIV FAss- wrapping Ana as"'n A"lne
N'' FAa- WICK
''0 0oN 9'@p' NO l. 1siii'aH aL1 's'-e
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DOCTOR McCILL
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN THE TREATMENT or DIsEAsEa 4
CgOWNIE8 HIN WITH SUCCESS rs
OsHE8 STATES. As Ir Is IN
NA3dl Him, TENNESSEE

4A1E AAAl-Aag AsAAAAAAAiE 4
For further information in regard 10
the skillful success in the treatment OF
diseases, the reader is referred 70 Sill
LIS THEEAPEUrICs and MArsRIA MEBICa
two large volumes, late edition Of 1860.
the best work IN the United States
where you viii End Dr.. McGlPs name
81 nding parallel with the best medical
men Of the age in the treatment Of dis
eases Of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction is guaran.
teed- With my general practice treat
the following
Chronic Casa
with saEshclon; IslIeunatizm, Aascuoas q N
Lungs pFsgases Of The Throat. saslied Joiais /
st q Limbs, Fsursy, PANE Uloedl CtscsT. Gravel /
D.ssszas q GO Haart and LAYER, lu1snlraslol /
the stonlA.1, Nelfalg1s, Kings XVI ~ ssroflis 1
Dtsina.-, D.sesses 0. NE Esos, Bsniiitsisd bJs i
tsrla Dysgausl1 o. Indigestion ard C0nsgmpl0n-
tlzsthsf ALA al Private Discusses sl'i
Diseases Of the Urinary Organs
70 the Ladies.
Al Aasrfons o. he womb ussted win Eac3e~s.
Tfioss MEErisi llst % Who haze Dasl 80 unioTtn-
nae b EnllclrTy Or Prove sboftlcn 60 - e.lrs1
V tbs-I fzL uLns Z touHd pfasnsl'i y ptlAs me-
sterility.
ygusz Nsrried Iadias whose mlz5Ftuns "a IA
- NJ u trag f5rth 10 due aea1cn, rar1euinaI
81 - 81 yoa sh0uid mulnpiy and refialteh. 4
his Il your dfsire you csn oonsuA NJ ei-ear > |
sffsr ~ III rars1n No lady over ullrty-1fe year !
n sge ues.I make applacs1ou- AAcnz1zn1aieai-01f
- leiier or psrsc1 strictly con1tentild.
AIght Emissions Cared.
FounQ Ma, stop baioIs yOu iarihsr 20. q ~
sas.ss sulGsl - Msn, tnsfs q no diseass hard
! cue - y rhf Emllaiona, aid phys.eiars aEs
cs,es 49, 1rlerata1d treatng it and 70 yoa can
~ go have cnrad 9oaen8 IN ms city. e. 20 a.
sigsre.l glslss aho have spent dollar AZ doi-
=, ~ are ~ va cured b ma. an IA ~
: - sitrra snd saadlnE Ensdieine - al pzls a
IA c6anrry ID 8 NoTds ~ tlat are disosas 10 4
sv say. ana NJ gTa No cal ! VI EFe sanE-
= - ~ 4l IN tss dscaaas mca1onei u th.s -
sriisenlsaL Ta0 alsi q fs,eft aecs Eifaa n th1
DR.. kOGILL,
UuIaa street.. FEshFllla. Tena-
,..lly III Hssi sfth pfurnpf altsan1a
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Nashville Collegiate Institute
YeuRg ladies.

TWis lN- lllUIl-N WILL OPEN on WE'D
i nssdsy, he l5fh o. April ~ the rs-irisrre ~
G. Nicholson, Esl Nc 90. conner e Church snd
Spruce street Three dep rtnents Primary A.
adoIulr. snd C0rgiate. A College course n clas-.
irs, Msfhamstcs. higher EDE 81 rud natural
s'aanccs faF lh1se who era susie Moda ian -usRes
and "a utrg y tAe Test isrtrg tors.
MbslC-Ih.s depsftfieuf q - under The a.
paciAi supervisor Of Ms NielHalsnn shO gili be
as,iad y teachfrs q sislsfy and eHper. e1rs
Mas. CkEoLIss Vas ScIt fCE HAcazHaa.
HEE. ]. g. hlcBoIsos
Apfle-d FrnriFsls
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Beautiful Pictures % Ba5.ea taken n
three seconds BY Mr.. Ferdinand, the great
Baby Tanner, ct the Gallery OF lhe Cumbsr-
land. aprlI-L
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LIQUOR

Bits Alcohol, es per cent.
Is percent
Proof Spirits
: o. IJ'- Whisky, pure, III Med purposes.
" Pore Fre.cl Brandy,
" AOHE8i Giu,
Pure Fort. Madeira, Hud ShEgry Wines
or sa.e low IS ENIN R PESITE FCS.
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MORTON, GRAIG & CO.,
Commission. Receiving. 4 Forwarding
MERCHANTS,
No. 81 West Fourth St, Clnelnatl, O.

SE1 r have formed a partnership under the above
~ raTla and style for the purpose o. iUng s.
t1aEera Commission, kecC.v NJ, aud Forwarding
Business, aud Reg ig ave O. 9nnouu.C 10 our uiauis
and the tta Sc generally, . Manufacturers snI pro-
cu'eTs, Ia: W are prepared 10 il cg3yc, FEj give
our prompt attsntlnu % cOlslgnrseats ami % rhp
interests % those anO ~ Aver IS With then bus
fvees
We also Pr0pose-Gnd have arrangements t.
make e SPECIAL an. psTrsut 10 feature yI our t
slness-t1 puE'h5se goods on Orders tor usrC hsuts
su1 others doilg bushes m the 5TUfh sUi West
IN the Fgirral lnee} which cannot Fit 10 prove a
3Ou:ce Of convenience R-d profit 20 those awaiting
The u@.,yes Ct our services. We the ri-ra solicit
orie VITA entire confidence that satisfaction Wall
be- lIy,u.
Prompt attention given also to receiving gnd Tor
WardIUg goods
ieenpg 10 unnecessary TO use the names o.
prIIuHg nj iu5Ed5 in almost every tity O. th1 Union
We refer With pride aud conf ienCe 90 oar late off
cia' positions, Snd 60 those who have known IL
longest AMI best, in our native tgu, for the
prOupirC 8 snt fidelity with which We Hag h. *
ps3tsi 10 ID charge our duty 70 eli q d. may In.
trust their business sDd interests IN Cur Gaze
We respectfully invite q lTenne9selng GI-i ir an.lz
from Other sections Ct the country visiting. this CITY,
'Or COgVrn ne 70 have their letters adfes SEQ
10 our care, 7ui % make oUr Office thgig irtItgtar
tiers during thol stay in the city.
OdiceT7 suit soldiers having HsdJ Permits f1r
Tennessee can h ia..i'5e Ia tceir E,lsinr.gs sr.
mngeuruIF by rlaHg al or Office.
JAMES MORTON,
JOHN J. CRAIG
Harlt-Sm JANE =. MORTON.
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NOTICE.

IN PFRs 81 HtVING CLAIMS AGAISsF
a tfa SD Cava,ry Laws 20, cnmfl 'nde,i y hrs..
sntays b ran on 7. .. bigney, No. 10 Ch-f1y a.
q. Z. tinb h'uss spri5-u
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In India Ink.

II you Wsht The test fictuIs mate ia the Cty. be
sure AM e. % BALLS.
fJon wal stylish Carte dc Viais Rr % Halls
II vod want heaHiJd Ticf1fe. go fEt Dc Hall
p . you Jr ons Of his imperial Sis FIIiJzraph'-
Have you sn Old AMI liu D. flArofyTs Of q '"-s
sni deer md. 90 and ga Hui 90 make 70" o.
large PEntogfsph 10 CD non b. p'iHr" Time
Vii not destroy.
H's- Remember. the hest lf-tTrl u1a''e 70 ihT
south IRE AZ Halls, corner o.. Crtar ND il.n,''
Square. sprl1-f"
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gFIrpHI9P.

u-sEe'a Eartsuon Blsers.
krri'- CeIrrn
ll-t-tes' 5 stomach
Poor hlvg'z -c'Iart
Ho,drr1is Gsrmsn
FuT sac low, ~ EW4N pENIL ETUE
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No. "a Cedar ST, under Commercial Hotel
SAMPSOY KEEBLE, Proprietor.

DTrIZEN5 and sirSnge-r wishing any hing In
th.s Lac are invited % gye IDS popular e-uat-
Esflrnant csl. The most eNpei icuced practical
hsrusrs only are employed, ana Done tet he best
srh rnost clegsnt materials used. livery depart
rsf,t i IN leF ,ulpsfsnt SUPERVISION, ana clesne
ness abd nestnsss surely Observed. Call ba
shnved, and aausiy yourselves
rn.rla-n
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Halls New
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.

TIRE PR7PR ETOR WOOL pM st RESPECT.
i fully inform his m any friends, snI the Tuflic
geoer-ilT, shat ms Mammoth rho.osraphc F.
ia1i-hneut b. nos c0mplstei, ald that be l. nov,
prepared ~ make any style % Picture l-nlWn in
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Great Popular Loan Of the People

Le-- thso slo.cy".o'o rsmsia ua~ald. which viii
probably Do disposed o. ssbu tt- arxt % OF -1
days. when The notes vii undountri'y eon.mgai
premium, g. has uniformly been the 5sae GA clo-
sing The SUBSCRIPTIONS 10 other loans.
In order that citizens OF every Gown Gnt section
Of the country may ne sfor.sd mr Ties 'or .azIrg
me Iosn, the Nauoasl Hgak=, State Banks. ami
Private Brokers throughout the country have gen
orally agrse to Eseei'o -b-aIir tons st par. sub
scrbers Eiu select their osu agents. inwloun they
nave confidence, ami Who 0u!v SIC responsible ior
the delivery Of the notes or which they rocs,,,
Iri.ra
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Oils.
PAINTS,
ARNEaHIEes.

Rhs Cora, Vanish. ! Eu Japan Vsruih.
" t,gG ] " Flowing
uue Isrgol Risc Leather.
For s-ls low, by FWIN & PENpLETON..
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U. S. 7-SO LOAN.
q s. $50 Six per cent.
GOLB-BEARIHG BONDS.

These hcuis are nov worth Premium ii niue
per cent. including gold iut.rez. icou Noysmhsr,
which makes the sriu pcoft on the To loan, ST
current rs.es. includug 'ltsrc7t, atout tan per
cent. per annum. besides it1 s-cvr'o- tro7i Sia's
and sai-ipal 'lr9to7 ,rki,i eli, fos o4s 10 lres
pc cent NOE, according 90 the Tate levied Oh other
property. The ieterc.J Is payable zsni-snnG.IIy
by coupons attached % each n5fe. sh'ch nay ie
cut OF and soil to any tsns or banker.