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DR.. John Bull
Louisville, Kentucky.

STAINED q reputation a. aide spread as the coni'
neui Of North America But The browning glory Of
life remains 70 be attained in his discovery 5r
rather combustion, for ne does net c'aIul 70 haze
bee1 The di8corerer Of CIDEsffi ahsch & fhe 49,
Of the Bttafs nov offered TO the pubic. Thst hon
or belongs b the native inhabtantE Of Central
America, to whom its virtues have been known for
more thsn two hundred years Armed With il the
Indisp bids defalee TO the mos, deadly malaria,
sEq hsad.s glthost fear, the most ye9onons ser
bre tn IN toe BODY the Cedron is poseht 70 cu g. no
matter whist the disesse may be.
While DIR. Bull Is not prepa ed 70 endorse this eX-
tTsvRgsnt prptecsinn, be n nevertheless sat SIZED
from thorough examination Of the evidence rels-
ting n rs Trtues, thai a rHnedy and preveuta-
tive for ell disease arising from exposure. Their
TO the weather or chInste, or to miasmanc inAuen-
ces, It stands
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In Dyspepsia.

And Is attend ant train Of symptoms, it acts more
LIKE CHARA than med cine There il moth
ms IN the whole range Of Astsria Metics that can
for moment bear comparison with it 10 this dis
ease.
A llll account Of shis wonderful Plant NAV be
iausd IN the llth edition OF the Q. s. Dispeosatory
pages lssT and 1888 ~ = -
series Of experiments IN which Dr. Bull has
been for years engaged has Just be n brought 10 a
susoessiul termination, and he Is Gov enabled TO
oner to the public & combination OF CEDRQN with
other approved touics, the whole preserved in The
best quality OF copper distilled BOurhon Whisky
which he j. confident has no equal in he gorid
he might furnish volume Of certificates but the
public have long since learned 10 estimate such
things BY their true value The latest plan Il for
e'ery one 10 test TOR himself the vri4ss q q new
medicine.
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oihicers' Accounts uislie out und csshoa
Quartermaaters' and Ordnance accounss
promptly made up by II. rompkins, late
MAJOR l4th regiment Illinois caqnlry. or
Zee eornor Of Cherry sad 0e,lsr sireois. up
stairs.
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Latest Foreign News.

PECE.yED REGULARLT tPER FsTEsNERs
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Once Week.
AL The Year Round.
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London Athensum,
London Inusiraiod Saus.-
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Bells Life in London
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Duam lTish People,
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AND THE ENGLISH MAGAZINES,
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LONDON An journal.
Togethsr with all the popular ..trnarican Pupsrs
nd Magazines can always b. found 81
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Nashville, TENN
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VOL. ".
% RiREEg EXTRA GOLD PENS.

NJ mems bssr my trade Mars, 20 O. p bAhi.-ss
E1TEt LeU KF,n f8f Ntoh hsFe Heelletl We s
s-55i,-rT1hf snd Ess warranted equa n hLe-o-e y
lisaral and workmanship % Che best Eastern il.I -,
s.frrfrre ard are he'll eyed 20 30 supsrlor % ~
80 in dursfdlty sad other suhainiiisl 'lAlte
shlah combine % make really ssTEieeeL.s - -
800. 49, IN 1r rnsl, st ny ftsk Uhen - een.1
& addsd O. rsglstsy.) Write your nanne ana N''
tfess piainy. IA, a.,
Postage On single pen thres cents pea VI ~
paired FOR fhy cents land sfaiP) eseh. OireaiNis
@. p BARNES,
Gold Pen MsnuiscturerI
- 49, o. gswfs Tauizsilla. XIV.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Diseases Of the Throat, LHBgS and
Heart.
DRS. r. AND J. HUNTER.
OF New NoFk.
FhyQfi9HS hr pulmauarV NSpaSsl

Wollln notlf tnelr raf.euts I'M Nashville fnI
taoas Eho dessre o. ccn-uIt theHiI. ifal lfar
Save oreaed Al oltce si ina tirf Hotel aherr u.aV
2An ~ colsuliea personal y o. 81 ifttel % az OILS
sises euinraoes "a their si,ec.aitF. W. Rrourh.rs
-. ma, and Consumption, Co ghIrh tran hoftrc.f
flo,e-s.ol taes pracalec = exclusively ccuinea
- IT hunters Fsii 90 NsshV De- Is lmItcIf ~ Do
,le-itr % plsce ule1nsfltas uurer ha care ahou'i
use no ulne 90 7lhuittrr taar casfa arre1r7rirs-
ron - NJ earliest prsctcaae Hrnnfeat. Icci1-au
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HOPE INSTITUTE,
F or Young Ladies,
RoEhIERLY MINERVA COI.LE6El

lfokMERLf MINERVA OulAahehl
USE f-st sessiou q tis Insi tuion VII com
Il uaenoe on NO NDAN, Ccioher "a, lsai. ami ter
unoer tue uu'c,i1sie SUPERVISOR Cf Mrs. C. Faa-
nine assisted tT tha Fscultv O. Frsnkin College.
sud tT -ulpe e1t feuaie lcarhers. The rurrose
90 ise Board O hausZorsls 10 siord houng lhdies
TIE Tefy ueai edacanousi advantages.
Tie SESSION VII consist 81 tEo Terms, So IN
Fraak ia ColcEc.
ExFry-Es Pa lras- Roarl. Wsshirc, Fudl, sud
lirhts, $50; Tniuca, includ.ug Noosl Muse. So
81 So; Instrumental Musc. $50 Use af Insirtl-
nani, IS; Modern Languages cach. SO. nrawuF
and pantns. SO
Fsr Air.hsr iuiounadoa, s5dress T Fsuning.
ernIa- duf
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Trimmed Goods.
We are now opening the inrss., and a.s.t as
WsOl-KRit Hoods, Nublas, Sen
tags, Sc, In this City.

Beiug constantly rep esented M the Market by
an experienced buyer. our stock WI be ot al Times
nm and vel assorted, ami offered al the lowest
prices. 1870. 49, 49,
scplo-2m JkfFhA1 ahhLhi W
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Without a Rival.

And Justly deserves the reputation il has so long
enjoyed IN Centrsl America SAD the West Indles.
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Nineteenth Century !!

30 bH7 Hl
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auction Sale Of Government
MnIeS.

OrrIcr AssrsrkNg QrAErEKNksrEA.l
NAsHvfEEE, TaNE,, eept. =, lsoo-
WILL OFFER Fer SALE Il putlic Auci ca g
/ -. fsovsrurncnt Cerrais n Nashville, 3enn %
he Ion day Of October nett. l,sgl III =
1rrNDPEn' GOVERNMENT MULES. large
-, -frh=ue males are larzed si1ed and In good
1910. having recently heen iureed Ia y hegi-
,,,-,,ts iesrns me service snd ncm Depot rsns-
. ~ fht= Post sale 70 commenee 81
~ -. =, IN ne iofh a October, and costume
i',,,ii "a ne stock Is disposed Ct Terus cash
IN CsaVefurent iunas-, -. 49, a n M
"a "l1el = 49, EB KIRK,
g enee-S- Cart and A. q n.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
.ge1t. OF Insurapce ComPanies.
ATTORNEYS AT Law.

,~nWPBFTL McEWEN a eROBsBEcK, AtioIIi1
,,sTs AZ law and Claim Agents prscllee N =, ~
~ Courts. Collections pIoaiaL.ay - Voncbers
- cams against the Unit a STATES 81 ~ =
.liis-is5 cfiee 7t North Cherry street 20 "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-22

Tn, Boletin Official Of Santiago, of July z,
state, that the Spaniars on leaving ST. Domingo carry
IN tho Dominicans. In st. Domingo city few
Spanish troops still linscr, as Gen. Gand.ra
has not yet been able to agree with the
neone on The subject of the treaty for the final
Evacuation. The Madrid Government has not seen
Gt 10 invest the General with diplomatic character
vet the Republic sent commissioners to treh with him.
and n memorandum for a treaty was drafted. In the
main fair TO both parties but rendered objectionable to
the Dominicans BIZ the language in which the Spanish
General wished to have it couched giving 1t the ap.
pearancc OF concession from tie magnanimity OF
spain. rather than surrender.
Tile Commsslo ners sent the document for approval
10 their Government. which at once rejected it, and APP
ponted new Commissioners TO treat with Gandard.
The-e the latter refuses to receive unless they bring
confirmation Of the obnoxious treaty. All this signifies
that he wal has ceased for the Dominican Gov.
eminent has officially expressed It's deter minaIion not
IN Weld
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The Revolution in Uayti.
BOsTON. Monday. Aug.

Boston. Monday. Aug. 81. 1865
BY the arrival of the brig Example at this
port we have ad,ices from Cape Uaytien to July %.
The Rebels still held the place, sustaining dai'y
cannonading from tho National Troops who had iaiied
10 inct much damage. only three persons having oeen
killed and "A few houses damaged.
Ii was thought that long the Rebels could obtain
supply Of ammunition and provisions they could lod
out
vessel recently ran in with supply OF provisions
although the port is blockadcd by two steamers.
Provisions were getting short In the city. There was
only seven days supply on hand.
Ibe foreign Consnls attempted to mediate between
the belligerenis, but without success
The lives of the American and English Consuls had
been frequently threatened by the krpes9whS o'ner
snnnosed sympathy with the cause Of Geiilard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-22
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Hospital Changes Government afeamers
Dischnrgcd-Tr 10 be Mastered
Out--Personal.

FORTRESS MONROE. Saturday. August 10, 1865.
All the patients have been removed from the
Chesa peske Hospital and tho building was yesterday
turned over 10 the Freedmen's Bureau.
The steamers J. ID. Coleman and Winnpcnny were
discharged from Government service to-day.
FORTRESS MONROE Aug. %. 1865
The steamers Vim. l.. CLYDE. Norfolk. Vipelsnd and
Eagle No. have gone TO City Point 10 transport troops
North TO bo mustered out OF service. We not IN
formed Whit troops
The fleet OF schooncrs and sailing vessels that put In
here for shcIer all sailed this morning
Gen. Joseph Johnston passed through here last even
ing for Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-22

and further that they do not charge him with any OF
tense punishable under the laws OF war;
Mr.. Denver inquired what rules were to govern,
whether the rules Of court martial or other rules
Gen. Wallace the President Of the Court, replied
that the Court would the counsel with copy of
the rules relative to the arg lment and the motions.
The Court adjourned til to- mo frow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-22
Teutonic Fcsfivities-Iunugura OF
Shooting Festival.
BAITINoRr. Monday.

=, -.
The three days festival Of the German larger
K lie Association Of Baltimore commenced touay on
the grounds OF he Association near this city. Aneie
was a large gathering at the grounds when
were handsomely decorated, and there was ah
Illumination and fireworks at night Inc prHes con-
tended for mere very beautiful aud costly, ana mum
her OF competitors from other cities were present
Frederick Cramer of baltimore won the Kings gold!
medal and Herr Iangerheim OF PhiladeiPha. ana
Uerr Selalk Of HottsYiue Pa eaap won Koao @eoe'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-22
CANA DA.
Illness OF the Hon. Darcy McGee-Inser-
Colonial Raiiwxy-S.m Whi'nry's Re.
ciprocity Claim Distinguished Arr.

QrEBEc Monday. August 81 1865.
The Hon. Darcy MCGEE is afflicted with can
Ger and is quite ILL.,
surveys and estimates for the inter colonial railway
have been submitted from which II is learned that tie
route recommended Is via River Du Loup Bay Of Chn
leurs Fredericton and Piciou to halifax. aud VIII
cost about SOS 0OO,000 or $4,000 per mile.
sam Whitney Of New.Yoik. Is dunning the Govern
ment for his reciprocity claim.
Dr. II. Dehav wtz, of the Cars Prvy Council and
OF the Russian Navy, arrived IN the
steamship Belgian.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-22
The Oil Market.

NEW. BEDFORD. Monday. Aug 81, ls03.
Sperm and Whale Oils are i'll good demand
at large advance; sales fos the week IN sperm 10y
hills a, 81 % % ea-nll for manufacturing: In Whale
thcre were sales Of $50 bbls ut 81 20 " gal In Nan
tueket $50 bills. Hnmpback were sold at 81 % Y gal.
deliyercd there The market closed with good kqry.
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Tn. Chichester spirisualist Trial.

BUFFALO. Monday, Ang 81 leo,.
The case for the prosecutor m 'H ss,syai
chester hscn examined for the defense YER
Sict FOR the defendant Is anticipated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-15

In the trial ofsMiss Harris, at Wash
ington, for shooting her recreant lover,
"A. j. burroughs, n Government clerk,
an effort is being made to prove her
insane, and for this purpose his love
letters to her have been read in Court
to give color to the theory that the nom
fulfillment of his promises made her
mad. The letters are very high flown.
We quote n few specimen paragraphs
from one ofthem: 100.
You know, darling, when person is
bitten by venomous snake his skin
assumes tho color of the snake. If
nbominable snake has such an effect on
n man, is it strange that when bewitch-
ed by the sweetest looking Irish 1irL
that ever lived, he should become an
lrishman? Who wouldn't be anything
to be the recipient of such favor as
was on Sat-? How am I to thank YOU
for such favor? o joyous surprise !!
Glad source of delirions joy!
Many times 1 had longed for YOUR
picture, and let my imagination dwell
upon the receipt of, but burst not ask
you for it, for reasons will give YOU if
we ever meet-MOt nOw; but it Is the
more grateful, coming as surprise of
such indispensable delight, Really.
Mollie, rs 1 returned from the p, D.,
after receiving it, felt SO light could
with difficulty keep theground. ICould
scarcely avoid flying. wanted to but
ton everybody met, and show them
what had got, and it required all the
sense ofpropriety could command to
keep myself from doing SO. -.
Oh that beautiful picture beauti-
full! beautiful! beautiful! and nv
beautiful! beautiful MOllie! What
can now say for her? Cannot saw
words fail me. Could see her, might
perhaps express fnintly what are my
feelings as reawHkened by such visible
testimony of her loneliness. o! AIollie!
Mollie! you have turned my dry, ster-
lie old bachelor heart into gushing
fountain of glad emotion and warm te7
MAI affection; and MOllie, dear. darl-
ing Mollie, is the source and end ofnll.
Would that had hundred Pixies
PEAK fortunes to lay at her feet, and
the affection ola hundred hearts to
lavish upon her. If "another Mollie',
were to contest the claim to my love.
she would stand but poor chance
now, if not before. 3
Under the circumstances, hone Won
will excuse me, dearest, If do plaster. Il
on rather thick. 1 would not resort to
gross fiattery of your personal appear
onSe, though your charms We're those
OF venus, land I do net think them much
ShoEt 9y tt,1 Tor possess too much ofSin-
cere regard for your best interests to-
turn tiatterer, and iniure Won with .X-
travagant praise. =,
With cart load of kisses, / hid Won
adieu. ~"
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Ina recent Parliamentary report it is
asserted that gentlemen passengers, as
well as railway officers of all classes,
constantly refuse to travel singly with
stranger of the weaker sex, underline
belief that it is only common prudence
to avoid, in this manner, all risk of be-
ing accused-for purposes of extortfon
-ofinsult or assault"
The Saturday ReUielO remarks upon
this: "Any one who travels much knows
that good deal ofalnrm has been excit-
ed among respectable men of late by the
mania which appears to have seized the
other sex for imagining, or asserting that
they have been criminally assaulted
Upon railways the terror has become n
perfect mania. No man with any con-
sideratiOn for his character will venture
within winking distance Ofany woman
who is reasonably goOd-looking, and
young girls are avoided by all prudent
persons as if they had the plngue.-
Old women, and very ugly wo-
men-women Of that sterling repul-
siveness that they carry i'll their faces
an unanswerable refutatiOn of any pos
sible charge of assault-are mt n high
premium just now, especially for long
railway journeys. Now is their hour
of compensation. The men NAV turn
from them in-the drawing-rooni, may
manRuvre to be separated from them
at the dinner-table, but i'll the railway
carriages they enjoy IA popularity for
which bright eyes and youthful cheeks
pine in vain. True as the needle to the
pole, the cautious passenger flies to the
favored seat which places him under
the wing of hairless and cappy age. The
alarm is not wholly groundIess."
On the other hand, it is urged by Eng
lish women that such cars as are used
here would not be endurable in England
because ladies would be exposed to in
sulting and indecent conversation, even
in those frequentcd by the best dressed
and most respectable-lool<ing men,
They prefer to take their chance of an
assault, by Il rutlinn, in n small car,
rather than meet the certainty of con-
slant insult in saloon cars, such MS ours,
Evidently railroad travelling has its
hartlships in England.
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Notiee to Tax PaVers=.
0glee Of Collector In,ey7,al Rs,,en,,c
E'trNf OiNiIick Of IIisaf Nyfi.rrfrlisr


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ lax PayeIS of Marshall county, that the
Licenses and Incomes assessed for 1855 are
now due and payable at the following pinnes
anu times designated as follows: wheFI. and
When payment must be made, or the law rs
approved Spth June, 1854, and quoted iI.ioNC
viii beStriCtly enfurceCi: ''1N' 1'T'NH ,
SEC. . And IL any person shall uealec,
TO ply us aforesaid for more than Ten DAYS n
Shall oe the duty OF the collector or his depu-
" 10 issue TO such person notice to ll. left at
his Dwelling or usual place or business, or be
sent by mail, demanding the payment az srICI
duties or taxes, stating the amount Thereon
with fee of twenty cents for tie issuinE md
SetSlce 81 such notice, and with four cents for
esich mile actually and necessarily Travelled in
serving the same. And II such persons shall
not pay the duties or taxes, with the DanaIfI-
Aforesaid, and the fee of twenty cents and
mileage rs aforesaid, within ten DAVIS amer fhe
i sSS OF the sending by mail OF such notice
u sinll 6e theduty Of the collector or his CieDn
y, 10 collect the said duties or taxes and Zee
tum penalty as Aforesaid = y N>'--
,.;Ir VIZ " be at Belwood July I'D, at Mounds
CaneroT o11 SsS ~ Glen Easton 9th, at
. .SsT, ~ III O'Clock and HornbFookE July
lS-d&wtlaug2 Collector ist DIST, ". Va.
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Dry Goods.
NEW YoRK. JulY 19.

NEW YORK, July Ii.
There continues a demand for goods
beyond the scanty supply, and prices,
especially ofcotton goods, are buoyant.
Production has been stinted, and the re.
ceipts ofcotton from the South are too
slow for the demand. Leading styles in
prints are higher, and the market is ac-
tive. Brown shirtings and sheetings
have advanced cents, with an active
demand and light supply. Bleached
goods also have risen cents and some
styles cents, and are scarce. Drills
have advanced 1 and cents Stripes
are higher by 2 and 2I cts, and are in
good demand. Denims are quiet. In
delaines, the offering of fall styles at
tracted n special and active demand
which cleared the market of the new
goods. Prices are higher, and demand
strong. In fancy cassimereS the bust
ness isactive. Heavy goods are selling
for the fall trade. Prices are very buoy
ant. Satinets are scarce and firm
Broadcloths are steady. Flannels are
advancing in price, with an active de-
mand. The dry goods market seems to
have dispensed with its usual summer
holiday. The rising market at once
stimulates buyers, and holds back sell
lers, who foresee a scarcity of goods for
some time to come.
Foreign goods are not so active as do
nestle. The inquiry is mostly for WOOL
ems suitable for clothiers and the jobs
bling trade. Heavy goods are in especial
request. Black cloths, black doeskins,
beavers, co8tings, EsquimauX, eto!, all
command advanced prices. Dress goods
are in light supply and firm in prices.
The importations are expected shortly
to be large, and an early demand is
looked for. a good trade viii be driy=
en- all through the seasonland early fan.
The increase in the circulation andseN-
cess of currency stimulating specula-
ton and prices, maintaining the pre-
MUM on gold too high. The impede
ments to the movement of cotton are
still great; but when removed there
will be reaction throughout the
market
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Richmond OPINION OF enc ExeeutIon.

Richmond Opinion of the Execution.
From, the Richmond Republic.
The principal conspirators in,the as
sassination of Mr.. Lincoln have suf-
fered the extreme penalty Of the law.
Others, less directly implicated in the
crime, will expiate their offence in a
long imprisonment. It is well that this
painful subject is about to pass away
from the Public attention. It had lin
gered too long upon the arena. As the
offenders are out of the way at last, let
us hope that the offence and its bitter
recollectionS will die with them.
The occasion is not one for the usual
sympathy that is bestowed upon erring
and unfortunate human beings. The
case is not one for clemency or commits
seration. The crime was the most enor-
nous that was ever committed in our
history. Who will undertake to com
pute its cost to the South? 1t seemed
as If the very genius of evil had inspired
the hand which inflicted this heavy
blow upon our crushed and ruined
country.
There. was but one evil that could
have added aggraYation to our case,
and that was the murder of the very
man upon whose faith and kindly ma
ture our whole reliance for the mitiga-
ton of our misfortunes reposed. The
man who struck down the late Presi-
dent aimed u murderous blow against
the South, between whom and those
woes which befell the vanquished, Mr..
Lincoln stood. y
1t is not for us to desire litigation
of the fate of the conspir1tors, or to
question the manner of their taking off.
We were the chief sufferers by the as
sassination, and we should have con-
tinued to suffer if they had escaped con-
viction and punishment. We are not
in condition TO shoulder vicarious
guilt, or to sustain the odium of vica-
rious crime. AS the crime is at last
punished, as the blood of the criminals
has eXpiated the blood of the innocent,
we may now be relieved of the Odium
of an unjust ilnPutatiOn, and spared
the insult of n perpetual elimination.