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S@Dn mar ite, tpie her junse Wtprser,
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llnmo9Iib mn eiu WiGodeu frein!
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.4 S~atttmsre, IS ausna 1855.
On Die Serren Qerite uno oa8 Yublifum
I'M Nl9emeinen!
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bltnement, btSb.r uuter Der Nirma Gasydrt L 6, &de son
6aIhcun nab Balitmprsifr, unttr unIeru AuIsicien oe fltrt,
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timer. aler iener gebetnet ltno pffentltNei
Tnoebiebe. welhe aenieBen, pbne gu arbetten
meid,e ytt6ts tbun unp bod BON unlrtr 0anpe
Nrbett leben. =.
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nt6t nptGwenptg. SC LANCE mir Wfll%
lionen @ert6s aus pem 2anpe lhafen, tit es
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repen, nod lit e5 nDtbig, nit pteler %ralenpelt
5aIt ben NetGtbum unp Die 9ulfsquelIsn pie
1es QanbeS auS3ubeaten.
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groben uno Selbpbren in eint9en gSo6en 81
MiQipnGren werpet. Die Sadie bat 3ett.-
8artet elm wenig unb Die swet Stunpen, Die
mir ta9li9 fir IN 8, I'M ere Netber nno
&tnper IN Mnlpru6 nebmen, perpen GId>
nitbt pnter ben 8open brtn9en, nn5 aber ltrp
fe MtltDnen, b. +. unlere sc nnobett
unO unler 3eben pertb.
81 @as ben CAP betrift, Dap Ol1rH Die
Gtebuttipn Der Nrbeits3ett j. nnp 10 Stel ltsbr
MenI6en nptbpenpi9 ieiet nop Dap ptele
Nppition in uuenDli9er gtei1e fort9eben
mIlIe, INN bic ltets perme4rte GpnI amtipn gu
Deden, 70 1T ptee 2c9if poer ptslc5 Jteben=
erempel ni6t ea1t3 ri1ttg, penn Die Gpnl unt=
ton pGblt MUIR I'M a ttDmeti d3 e II, Die
probuttion aber, pDer pas &apital, Int 8 60
d nj GerbaltniB, Ntr Ieben jeBt
i'm 3ettalter Der @rfinoun9 unO Der NaIGine.
Die Germebrun9 Der Stipulation Yerlnebrt
ben @epantenaustaulA uno IAaft nelte get
ltiaeu II. meGanilAe Nfittel, welhe BET Der 9teh
nuna in 8etraht fpmnen. Die Nicctatipn
baa u1ammeuarbetten pas Itd
GraGn3en Der DerlGtepellen WlenI 1e1
f~afte uno Der Nialhinen 9erfitr3t Die
Belt, Die G~inseIne notbwenpt9 bdtten, nm
biele ndmlintu 9~ftlultnte berppr3ubrtnael1.
Die perbeiertc .%tutiltit gut inns eittN Gin5
Bid in ale SerDaltnilr per 0rpputtion unb
CONTINUATION, lie 3si9t ln0 Den gSeJ in Dir
Submit uno crlpart uns purd> re6t3eiti9e
8urli6t bic Gpnoullirnen ulp JtepUlutipnen
in Der @elb= u1o Sc laaftswelt. 98ir ourfer
muir wpllen- mir rtrfen nut alle 6raftg
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baS alu9emetne Snterelle DEM 5nterellt
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mir baben bic Wladt, allcn I'M leren 0epir1-
niien 3u 9~enit9en unp ni4t nur fret, %lcaOeru
AUDI 9ludlt1 gu leben.
o. Man iprt6t bappn, baB n,nl, I'M ierer
Sepegun9 cine 9rube, p~rganiIirte Sppplttipr
BON Seiten Der Nrbeitoeber entee9enIeber
iperpe = pab Der uStaat" I'M ere 9ropoiitior
nidt annebnen unp fein entlpreGenpe9 0elet
MAIDEN perpe.
0ut, pann 9reifen mir SIT S6ul5e-D eIitl0
CUR Iiicctation, 5ur emancipation BON unle-
-. C. .. 49,.
0e1Aaften, in benen mir Su9lei@ 'boss" uAr
Qrbeiter iino, gu Gcnlumvereinen, gu alien
le9alen Mitteln, Die unS 3t 0ebute ltebsn uni
pa mir bier auffreiem 8upen leben, pa e6 bier
feline sel9aftlide GinlArantung, feline s3unft=
ppli,ei, feline S6ranfe fir Die GermenpunQ
I'M erer 9~eiltieen rnO fGrperltden Grafte 9ibt
10 muB Der enpli6e Steg infer iein.
Go antrUrtet inns Der yNrbeiter". 8i1
molten leben, mas Die 3utuft pa3u lq8en Miro,
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len tuiisn, Die cen N~euOermdblten Slid brins
gen %irllen."
SIT ea ni6t ouffullenO, Dab elm lolder @e>
braud iber sweitauleno Sabre cine 3eIi9iOn
lberlebt bat, melde ibn CUR Yfidt madt?!
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

fra # tines GrIafts Der Der. ct. Dtfrift Court Spm Sesttr a.
3ermtn 1865 9esen enc pirtie liter unb bewealides Gieen.
tbum, nit Sel6lac beleet In Baltimore (lO. 5 hes StStbr.
Sermins 1865
s. mirb hermit N0ttj sessbsn, 6e ID auf SFenli6et
Auftirn fir Sdar am Etenftdja 8. DIT. 1855, IL llbr Witt
tGss TN SIentli6en Stcre Ode BON 9Cmtarb pnb @asfr.
In her Staot Baltimore, cine errse gartie non @utern un6
bensslit.m @isenttum cerIaufen p.rSe, efetenb aus gBbiS.
is In 8ifsu tapfernt SOrtH, Gtsdrr.n, Gap ten. Oeltu& &c.
U. Spn FAINT
(2ot-3utl 8. ct. Mari6aa.
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v -. MSdaner'S Sdbule.
50 @ernanitr. swii6en 6pwaro uno Guta

50 @errtanltr. 5wii6en 6pwaro unb Gutatpltr.
Das g9tntsr. Semeatr bsstnht am 4. SsSt. &uEtr TEN &c.
wpbnit1en unterrt6tS 0egenfonbeu irirb in Ntufi. 6ano-
drbetten une I'm Gurnen unterribtet. Sir cen unterriht
I'M Sbrettsn una 3ei6nen babe Id Jerrn Isl aIer en3sstt
nab helen UtetPOee ieeer S4u'e bei1Dt1 riro, tn ft6r
turier 3ett etne ausseieidnet 1bGne Sauo tuF GteiEen. Sc
iCneers naslit III Der llnttrribt I'm Sttfs .pnb Slumtn.
let6nen FUR MtS4su. Resttre tSunsn BET RiEtR4 RsR Hnl
4s9it b.fonren. ltt5th' -'"-!-
Ue2+) d RdHufY
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JEGEL's HOTEL,

Al Barclop Str, Seem gort,
ts~ti9sn 8rOdNras anb Ter Scbpftn 5dtrt)
%oetiente t0nnsn 4 ,ts 3immer NIT utsr Ubus guarS erbaIten.
M- 6nen nab eer 1arte iu ie6tr 3ett. Nieiue @da. ftE-
ecu tets prprrFtt 9sttenune.
t24lIt3Ditl &baS. 6enrth fen, 9iaent6umer.
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Au perfauFen.
3u p~ertaufen.

Gtre gut e%tuesrt6t.te gDirttidaft nit gutter 9unbI&a
m teiten 2betIe btr Stdht. Naheres tn bfr Dedtr Slics
~(epfria.) NJ
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3uUerR0uftMN
2u ~perfaufen:

Der cute Wtat unt bic linri6tuns nt,tner Rt1aurdtipr
tn BIN Wittttlruntte Der e 'Itt %eeltgen, nit 10 Sinmeru
ether errsen 5Gae. @lbetes In BEN ,OIb BaIItmort
bCuit" gr. 20 Mercer Str.
t%bpfrfa.) g.t. 1890 nate &isst.
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TterJis Sduier Su Der i9istsnen Tretfen spn 100000.
&tnJdns b9orn fnp %stantfrst. aHrert anter 8~runIsins. meb.
rere StpriS m t itbr gutter RHnb dat. nnte ter ode Sn
pratt uEs 8Glt nftra6e Die Nabtarfbaft 1T et7e ter Gnst
nsbnaen une ssf1nttftsn Der StaDt uns bat tas brae Grill {,
Sd babe itrner Jrst 5auitr an @arltpn Str. nabe
6%deetttfr. une bic Store outer SlH. So unb 90 oarrifrnItr.
BR hriauftn. YP6n msIee fb lei
ID m. RGGIe, teutider Nbso:dk
(iolelm12ntn 1870. IYto. 76 10. s IpetteaY.
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III 6duier III rertaufen.

Cine ffeine ftbr suit %seGssene uub ~sansFare UirtfItaft lit
tofeFt NIT alsn I'M 9au,s bsfneli6en @tgenfdnptn btGis gu
Uertnuen. 40? ;u srtrastn in eer erp.l ;. 81. t6tntS)
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q. Iriebr. NIGert,
MuEtsQebrer,

ertbellt Damen uub 6erreu llnterriGt TIM @etanG Ntenp
nnb VtcItne 81 maflstn gretkH. @nmelfaresn I.tssH
Wp. Ala SsItnetenfr, 5pti6en 5retGnt nSe SsRRm.v.st1
entaeaenaenotnnienJ 49, noit-SPsld a
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Observation-Disclosures.
StImmbereatiote Der britten Murb.

.ps i e iiSssshsatSren tsrs gDOrb ueteu btsr,nit Rctt,, raj Il,
u3entoe i'm SSS "m 1ssten oDsenfas unb MittpC6 Dor Rem l
S . g ; uGT BORN iSts 8 uEr Nbsnbs In itrer once agGd,
tbtSmsr !" stsr @mo SrSaewsS Gbbaltsn merSen UNI etroiee SIR.
le'n m0esr, iu %per6sfern. "S"F &'He s0rGe10mmeT
89tIItam $. Satbesrt,
Stlltam :. Yrtct''
Samts& @t9bS.
CHAR "a sor,,u TT, Nestfrateren ter 3. Snorh
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The Development or the SOUth-The
Present Opportunity.

The lines Of Steamships and sailing
vessels which in other days used to
carry on the great commerce between
New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Balti-
more and other Northern PAGES, and
Richmond, Washington, Charleston,
savannah and other ports of the
Southern seaboard; are now again re-
Stunning their old routes and their old
labors. They are, moreover, carrying
from the North 70 the South an im-
mense number of emigrants, mostly
Young men of American birth
traders, mechar les, laborers, and work
ers 81 every pursuit Of every kind. Be
sides this great movement to the sea
board cities, large numbers of enter
prising men are pushing down to the
interior of the South by railroad, via
Richmond and Raleigh, 70 what are
the opportunities now offered for trade.
labor and settlement From Virginia
the Carolinas and Georgia, we already
earn that there is good demand for
labor and industry, for operatives and
mechanics, such as carpenters, masons,
painters, printers, etc; and though
money is not plenty, there Is found TO
be some specie IN hand, and 3 great
abundance of tobacco, naval stores and
cotton, which are already finding their
way 10 market, and will soon make
loney abound throughout the South.
We expect that the emigration from
ne Northern 10 the Southern States,
this summer, win be enormous. Its
waste places need TO be rebuilt and
northern energy can do it its industry
requires reorganization, and northern
skill can effect it; its business interests
want reformation and development,
and northern enterprise can furnish
them; its wealthy soil Graves the fruc-
flying influences of freedom, and north
ern freemen can supply them; its POI
htical atmosphere requires publication,
and the moral spirit needs strength,
aud the loyal and intelligent men of
the North will give them. There
il reason TO believe that in all
these things the people of the South
generally will cooperate. They have
borne themselves peacefully since the
surrender Of their armies, and now
show everywhere 3 disposition 10 make
the best Of their fortunes-Nsl0 YORK
Ismez
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SAFhs g. d HENDERSON, @ q
Poet ConmiEsay Subsistence, 0hos North sds
Public Square, opposite Cou1 House
CAPT. W. r. NLXhAN, @ q,
In chsrgs Of 2. 8 Baker,, nd0sbursing Com
mlesafy Subsistence, wee Capt, John A. Irvine.
once No - Codax-stresL
uEUI J. q 0AILEETTNE A O. &,
In charge Of Boldiers' Rest, corner CoarrV sud
Churoh-streets. vice Lieut. Henry King.
cAPL .. 4 ANoREAu, @. e.
In chareeof Reei CEtle, nee Capt. Glove4=also
IN chzrEs of HeId1ens Seshles, &c vice LfanL, q.
s. Hollstsr. once nesr Lover Landing.
cAPI. A v. EnLA A O n,
ia charge Of Pot Fuel, Government Printing
House. and al Public and Pn7ats buildings used
e. stose1o1seA Ofhoess Quarters, &C. once No.
CAPT. y. Mills.
inspector Of Sueers' Goods, and al Private Stores
shipped % the Front Omcs 50 Cberry-street.
CAPT. I'd. CHILLY, A Q Il,
Dsb1rang and chisf Quartermaster, q. 3. Military
hSlresds. once Church street. Chattanooga
CAPT. & n HAAuLLs A Q n,
assistant b Capt r. J. Crily, A. O. M. Once
Church street. ChEstanooRa Depot.
IiEUT. G p NILSSON, 18th Us IT, AZ L.,
in chszRe 81 Property y 8. Military Ralrnada
mo Churoh street. Chattanooga Depot
cAPI H. 4 sETTH, A. @ n,
IN charge q Cavalry Depot Edgehsld Tennessee.
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8sshriIIe Gits 9irtrtorg.
MnniClDal Cheers

MnnlClpal O11ceFS.
joan HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
VIZ SHANE, Recorder.
RUFus HENRY, treasurer
JoHS CHUNBLY, City MarsI.Al
W. ID WILKINSON, DePuT , Marshal
JAMES A. STEELE,
A. G. TuCKER 81
JoBN +. lSGALlS a
JasEPH l. RYAN, "a "a
A. IL SHANKLN, Revenue Collactor
n B. GARSEr, Water Tax Collector.
JoHN N. SEAlsuKY Superintendent
Water Works
JAMES PETTID, Assistant Superintendent
OF Water Works.
DAN CUNNINGHAM, First Engineer OF
Water Works.
WV ). SLNKARn, Second Engineer OF
Water Works
Ia A FREENAS, Chief Of Fire Depart
ment
Low GoRBT, Assistant Chief Of Fire De
partment
WE. WnGHT, Street Overseer.
JoHS y Dom Work House Keeper.
II Ia NosvILLE, Sexton.
Thomas McCARTY, First Clerk Market
ELISHA Loxs, Second Clerk Market.
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CERrIFIcArB OF CUREA

Fnm azhf V tssuty ysass standinL via 1An@
FufWn D ncIance AID ana.
Dor medicl properties q buchnt So DisPe
Gee Prohsaor Desssf y1nahls Horn % @a
Puclscs 81 Phyaie.
9aa ramaru uad0 D Ne AD cAe1HA -
phTack. Phiiadelpha.
See rsnarks made b %. Ephrnm heDc.el
oeisbrafsd Phyaiea1s 4nd mem9oE 81 -
Cdiaes Of 8~urTeoua, MeAad -
T~ce~essns Oh the Ki1E nd uoenH Jo1raA
- W~efeo-ChIrurueA AaFeHs punlsnea y
Bssiamn IrsFsrs, faioE q Ne hoJA NoAeEs o.
~ 80 o. fhs Is stanhsEd WofkB on me1ettA
Erfrsa Buehn,--u0 psf botda o. ~ br 80
= saraaparlA, 10 ~
tr no dossn q eaeh Tor ua sheh VI b
sriHeisnf 10 cure ne mostonaanato caae4 r 4FuF
aoss are adhsrod 70.
ljsiiTsrad . any saara@ acuraly paoksd hOm
o~userYa10n-
fwDascnos symPp@ So eonm1EnsnoA
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When the small squad Of Federal
soldiers appeared at Columbia, s. C., to
arrest Gov. Magrath, Wade Hampton
proposed to . clean them out" The
Governor objected, and Wade didn't
attempt the Job.
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BLOOD. BLOOD BLOOD.
ScrofulA. Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters,
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or Yenerial
Diseases etc.
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Is ofersdt 10 tie pnblic ~ q positive cure.
SYPHILIS OR NENERIAL DSEASEA tie 6A-
MARrrANS ROOT y BERB JUICES b DE
most potent, certain and edectuai remedy ever pre-
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the Venene2 poison, 20 that the cure Is thorough
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edy and be healed, and not transmit 10 yo1r pos
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O DO NOT DESPARI
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aAmsritans Root and Herb Uicos Wll every
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Samaritan's Wash

ls, n case o. Syphilis, used IN conjunction with
the Root sndHerb Juices. Eul directions.
The elhcScy Of these remedies IA alike aeEnoVl-
edged by physieians and patients. Thew are used
in the y. 8. Hospitals, thus restoring 10 health
mAny0 Of eur brsFs soldiers.
FFp1 ~ BGtasors SHA
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American RsfrigeratOrs
Sealed Proposals.


HEADQRs DEPT or TIE CUHBERLAED, I
OFEfCE CHiEF ~COuMssEEz or HNuIlscE.
FAsayHLEs TEEs.. Nay -. 1865
HFALEp Proposals are respectfully invited ~
- the undersimed Until ~ O'Clock. m, June
lb. 1888, for furnishing The United States suleis
tsnce Department with THEE THOUSAND 500
or BBEF CAFTLE. on The HO0a - D
delivered and Weished on the scales Al ths y
Cattle Corals a. nashville. Team in lots OF one
thousand QooQl each every ten no daysp first DE-
livery d one thcussnd 1900 head % b msae
% or bsfo-s June 80, l8s5. They must ays.eE-
one thOusEnd dQ0o pounds grURs weight Al ttu-
ibg sn0Tt u eight hundred eo0l pOunos Rio.-
Ffighh bulls etaEEt oxen, and cows VII o. lt-
al Zach hid, . secure eousideratons mustpe ~
c0mpanied b he usual guzfaotees OF resPonA-
bIdy.
Bidders mHstbc pncuf 10 respond % theif 1Hr
nnd ~ prepared 10 nTe bonds and agn ne cor.
tncthefore iesging ihis once ne ey
reserves he right 70 rgect any aod AZ phNeoA
cred unreasonahfe.
Payment to be made aaar each delivery, y unds
are on hand II noae on haud, 20 b. maas = soon
as received
Proposals. musf Be- endorsed distinctly PEoPo-
sus Eoa BErr CafrIE1 end addnessea % Sept =.
Q. Read, @ 8. ". and Chief q , DePAm-nl OF
the Cumbehaud. Nashville, Tenn
Each person Or svsry memoer q snIn oEsins
4 PROPOSE, must accomyaly ~ ~ az oaLh WAle
Eance 70 de United STATES overameaL
Capt. and C. 3 " ard oh'sfoaDc-
may3-d
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Fluid Extract SsFsspsfllls
SYPHILIS.

fhlsI an aHectoa q ne blood, and stiaese '
B9ulN OrIAns, Laiogs q TIE Nose EarA -
Windripa, and Otngr mugua auraceA 49,
spsasranea In tke form Of Ulcors. HemboabhA
traet sarsaUarlla purffes TIE Blood, and sem
Al scaly erupdons q ne sk1n, UFi1g - te 90
pifxion . clear and healtby color n&nf 49,
"a orpressiy for tbs ciass ~ comPiHaAs
- ,-,oerieT ara ureaswed toe uaai4f a.
~ 80 ~ oshar preparation q ArH@P&
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%sAguRpAY, JUNE 10 ls6s.
TERKs OF SUBSCRIPTION
OF ADVERTISING.

RATABLR IN ADVANCE
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NASHVILLE
Blood Horse Association

MEhTAH q, 1900
EuRST D~AY-Tuesday. June %, ls65-@sich for
I S2i0asde, Ulsy or pay, with $50 added by the
Association " 10th horsss start, two miles. between
b. m by imp. Albion, dam By IMP Alnderby, five
years cid, and b m Unknown, aged
SANE DAN.-AssOciadon Purse $500, with an n
SIDE stake Of 500 each. half foffei, mile heats, fJf
ali horses. To name sod close and forfeit paid 70
the secretary on tbs 18th day al June.
SrcoSB DAY.-Nednesdsy, June 2i.-Mstch fog
$3.50 u SIDE, play or Jay, the Ascension 10 atd S5du
If both start, ME heats, between & IA Ben Cockril,
5 year. old, sud gr z Grey Eagle, 3 years Old.
TmRp DAY.-fhursdaT, June y Sweepstakes
for local horses (exclusive OF Capt Roper's Albion
stallion 0,toWa snd Col. Peyton's Albion msre)
Sl0o enirsnce, $50 fOreit; 70 name snd close and
forfeit paid 10 the SecrFtsry on the 18th OF June.
The Assoclsnon to sdd SID, If two OF more start.
Mile hests.
FoUErH DAY-Fudsy, June 2S-Sweepstskes fT
all sges. mile heats. BEST 8 IN .; 500 entrance, $50
forfeit; the Assoc alton 20 sid 500, II tEO OF more
SIAN. 10 name aud close and forfeit paid 20 the
Secretary on the 18th Of June.
Firm DAT-Ssturday, June I3sRaepstskes for
ail ages; two mile heats; entrance 500; forfeit $50.
TIC Association 20 add StO0, n twoo or more start; 20
name and close and forfeit paid the Secretary on the
10TH Of June.
Nominations TO he addressed to
ANDREW FLYNN, Secretary.
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Medical Department.

COZ. GRO. I. COOPER, o. 8. A.,
Medical Director, Department ef the Cumberland.
Office 50 Summer street.
1t. COL A. c. HANLM,
Medical Inspector, Us. A., once cor. CaaEc1
ana HI Oh streets.
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Medical PuVeyor. u. 6. A. Once North SIDE Of
Public Square, between Market and Front.
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STATE MILITARY AGENCIES,

For the Relief Of Sic and Disabled soldersm this
Department, SC, &C.
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street, up stairs.
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street.
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