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Dr. sNayne's (Amy lt'hl t'An- n-HcaiIng Olutm1nt"
Dr. SWsyne's iArIuy lichl ''All q ealing uintuanI
Dr. ANuyne's lArmY itghl rhl Healing oIntuIeui. 10
No case 40 oustuaie, or long stand uF, H via u1i
cure n q short time, al Kinds ~ Ietlor are rarnsa-
neatly cured. Army Itch, which Is 80 prevalent. it
RngWorma, Barber l!oh, A., Efupuous covering
the whole snr.ace o. ne Uody, old Ulcers o. mal-f
ycara standng, thai pat "a defiance every otle
mode of trsatinent, al yield - ne heainE IrQre-
ties Of the great vegetable salYa.
Prce 90 cents. By sending 90 cents ia if
sWayne Son. go North SIXTH hstrnet. rhiiadolphls
box vii Be mailed ioauT pali Of iila uuIied afsies
free of charge
sold b. ". IA O. ". SMITH. Drnersta,
Cor. Church aud Vine ats., ksshFila.
uayiaasm we'd III sun
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Boss" the chairman Of thelate dog
convention, sends in word that Il psO-
pie don't like to have dogs get mad IN
this hot season, they must be more
careful not % provoke them.
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Beautifal Pictures Of Babies taken IN
thFos seconds By Mr.. Ferdinand, ths great
Baby Tanner, a ths Gallery Of ths Curnbsr-
sud nprIi-tf
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0fBcers' pay accounts and soldiers 6nal
statements, eompas-d and purchases at
lowest rates Also Quartermasters Com
missarY and Ordnance papers, made up
promptly by competent and experiuneea
Clerks, at No. IS North Cherry street..
4dI BUrLER 4 GREESwooD.
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Pearl Miniatures, in Oh, or Water colo-s
s's the genuine a tko Gallery q ths Gun.
berland. .,,t,-t,
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The London Times speaks Of Glad.
stone Is discrowned and disrobed Of
his academic encumbrAnces, and as
having gone into the ranks Of indus
try and retrieved his disaster"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MINERn ELECTION


Me Aro authorised 10 aHncunca Cans. WIsIItaf
nklNkk as eandidsie or TIE once of MaFer q
ce4nthle, a. une coming elactcn-llsf saturday ln
septenher uext. iy8 tass
Wssre aushoussd 20 anaauncs ABRAsf MYERS
a. eandldaie ior Mayor af tha ensuing eleofion.
Qs0-sde
The nissds a D. Z. nIcKET, request us 20
anrouaee him - 4 csnaidate icg Mayor. a. be
secnon on TIE last saiprliaY u September.
U9
We are AushoIirsa 10 announce ~. MATT
hhVt n e ceadi,iafe fof alsyor. a the ensaing
Aunicipal Eiec1on- iy9
We sre ausho,insd 70 annoau,s w. Z. CHEAT.
HAN ss = eaaaids,e oE5lisgoT 81 he spproaokibs
y- l Alsl''a's'
We ers auahori1s.i % oannoun,a pr. P. s. woop.
WARD q raldidate i5r Mayer, he accepiaace
% can having nesn Puolsaed s1gl-tde
1--WE are suiborsod % snaouBss Cspt JOSH 8
DAshlELL u a. q candidate ior Mayor at the ensa-
'sa'aI For Aldermen.
W. are niihoa1sa to saaousca GEORGE 3
1lsasI = . ssaahiars of Alas1H4s, "a -
p 'ena var D.a-'4
We are suthsa-ed to.announss JAsrss SLOAN
q eNldidsfe &c Alderman in the Ilifd ward. a
ne SeA' eiee''oa- 5Ai'aA'
We are au ihori1ed 70 announce RODENT
Ih0M2-oN q candiiaie i6r Alierinsn IN ule
PIT WsEe.. klecuon last saturday IA septaneeF
Avg so ~ -'es-
VIZ are authorized 10 aanOunes. fog ths
Fiith Ward
FOR ALDERMAN,
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Great Bargainsl :
STATION ERY3
AND NoTloNsI !

CUTLERs, MERCHANTS ana DEALERS
- Senernlly. II you wish 30 buy goods 81 :
Reason able, yea, Really satisfaetosy PR
cee give Us q call.
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CLAIrI AGENTS. &e.

TVNOMFKIN5, b. co... 8. c aim Agents,
Uf6cers Pay Accounts and Quartermazters'
Vouchers bought at the best rates, or collected
Office corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up stairs.
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The Soldiers Friend.

We vin enasssur . hnvs sssyl ia reach q
sfS..e pink Cernte Is fos ssls b A. Drug.
ui1is sns Dsassrs n Aruay Soods u AAsnfilis, azs
y - 81 = -. S possrsid. . gay arss o. soosips
. n s-sar. ty nal should bs sddlssssd 70 7. y.
Fsrssuarlh CO. sleosesos . =. l. hatloR > y,
Boz ssl. fasaFaes tann. -,
Fs.f
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: The striking strestsWeepsrs 81 New
York talk Of starting = newspaper
They wiz find it more profitable to 60
70 work.
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Ristori's apartments in Rome were
robbed Of jewels 70 . large amount re-
Gently.
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A POOR girl vas burat trONn IL Wes-
bsstsr hy 3 kerosene explosion shs
died in great agony
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AYERS 4 HUNT-MsnufactureT Of al the
Nl Latest Styles Of First ClEss Carriages aud
Buggies, ExpFess Wagons and CSrrsliss Y North
Markst street. .fHas X
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8 FOR ALDERMAN.
r. b CHEATHAM.
FOR coUNcfLMEN,
JOHN LELLYETT,
j. II. KENDRICK.
jy29.dtd.
-P. y. KATEAfAN

C0unciiman tn tha fifh Ward
l p. J. KAUFMAN.
We are auihonzai 70 announce .. E. RUST a. !
eanddate tof Councillnan nom he seventh Wkld.
We are authorised % announce y. y GOOD
LEI as a candidate or Councilman te rcprcsenf
the sih Ward in The Municipal election.
We are auihonEsd % aunounee CHARLES ROB.
EkreON as : candiias for Councilinan ION the
First Wsri Elesuon last saauniay IN september.
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Louis Napoleon has ordered four
more irOn-clads like the Taureau
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COAL AND WOOD.

II MORT BROTHERS.-Deaiers in Cumberland
N and fittsburg Clsl Wood saved and split IN
EtOVs lengths. Ofhce 40 Cherry street Yard on
Rolling MIlall, south Of Broad. AL orders filed
promptly.
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Mr. MElligsn is 70 have a monumenl
-an iusmeaas pistol
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iis isrepuiaiion CO curaG ecfdflis. old uleers fin
Qint complains uiceFaied sra tnroat ahiea anelI.
ing, dark ociches, or dclects Ia toe ahln h0Ia Fsi.
loN sElui msrasmu1 of UasunE f1sh. ftfrnlsiir
afecuQrl. painsiu the 1oneai A. D. uIthari nafai.
lei. The Weak snd aedilllaioi, Or sEy dlseasa oI
scrof1lous ratura, e "a sufe to a. gocd. Al tla
many thousand testimonials iluu nu parts III tsr
world viii pruFei nctbinr ever liHcnFuIc can curu
pare tlih it IN cuIiug ttat class 0f dtoriera.
Merturial snd eyph'llc Dsaeasas of shdFf or lrnt
st1ndne--nothias has ever prused so efectuai M
completely eradieaing ever yuatgs of ihsao dan-
Fercl1s coinplAntl-
ChFone EsyPslaa of the Faos Is cured % great
certaintT.
DARK bloiches, or dei.cis in the sEin, o1on tuira
appear. The ''psnaceaf ard suinlinantt uii e.aar
Ne sEn, and give 5 Hlore yogihlii couple1ion.
To b. sure Of getting the pure and genunr Pan
aeea, purchase difest af the punaual a.tra of ID.
saayns son 13o Narlh Hixih street ph.IafaiI3,.s,
W. 81. ". SMITH. Drirusts.
Cor. Church and Vine q. hashtlie.
uaTI1-8m Wed.frinun.
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COmmission and Forvvaruing.
NRWs DRALRRs, &c.

DAULs 4 SANFORD, Forwarding and Cos mis-
sion Merchants. Our prompt attention Is gwen
y the receiving and forwarding Of Cotton. Al
South Market stseet. 49, "a
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TINNERs, &e.

CONE 4 TUNNELL-Wholesale and Retail
I J Booksellers. stAioners, ana News Agents
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, TeBn-
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KENTUoKY
KENTUCKY
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE,
Louisville, KY.
Ponrteanth AnnuaI ses.lon. -.
FACULTY

- - - =
BEsl W. DUptET. Nd. Emsfinas Profsasoroi
Il II Bultrrr. ND. Professor q Theory ana
Practca Of mrdicioe.
G. WEIsEI. ND. Proieasor q Chemistry aat
physioiogF.
n A. iuELaEp, n r.. Professor Of 01Itlircs ald
Digeafes of Wonea and Chlldrfn.
j. n. Borfza N D.. Pro nasor O AllicuI7.
"A. H. CcoE. I'D. Professor VI eurrerF
4. j. FakEEa. y. D., Professor 81 flafsra hed.ra
and 2 hprapeuiics.
j D. Bcaoa, Dsuonststor Of Ausiomy
The RfFuiar I.etiuIos Niii c0mmeuca on the frsr
Monday ia Oatober neri, and G. 1ilua iour mcniha.
Goea boarding st non hFs % ssFan dollars per
week.
Feoaf
Tickets ar sac Full %
hetficulaaon Zee ~
haucnftfatrra llek ~ tN ~
nfotNlIIu
Tor {. rinrr Information eidreaa
anzl2-loie IA. lHELAhD, N. D., pesu.
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N0IIes o Tenaesse BondhsId.rss

aAF1 or TnSEEaass. Oosr1aGEIa,s Osy,r.
kAsHflIK, AuGllst ~ lssS.
y ooeeence % resolution az The cebenl a
II seInhiy of fhe state on Tennessee. pssse5 AIs.
lsso. you are barely requested 20 trsnsrnii n
- olloe = tsEieueni % ycuf nats and F.. idcncr
s - " eaie snd nuIIleer of each ltuI1d q ne
- -. y lelneasee held ~ va, ard ne amount
40 SnArscieF oi such boaa. Foor eerlT re~o.
'PlAioe = eSrnetiiy requesiei
~ y. HATcEETT.
ssy,e- An =, Sonp, q tAa e,lis q Treealf7
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The invitation Of the lsdIes-will
anybody tread upon the sal Of my
dress ~
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Diseases of the Skin.
PRICE q PR sox.

FFxHIs CERkTE Has BEEN Is UsE By THE
FRENCH ARMIES FOR TnE PAST FIFTY
years md thsra ia no frsneh s5ldieE Who dosa not
know D. value.
Il vss also ussd excessively b the allied arnnias
n the Crirnosn va, and such were the beasffs
derived from is use that Il has acquired : world
vide reputation, snd &c soldier who unoVs q iis
merit Wil b or siHEia wetk without , As=sa his
mapsack ~ b tie use Il MS Cersts safrsys has
= safsgusrd seanst The VARIOUS trou;ales 81 uhieh
soldier s subject, As By using It on Sls eiothnz, ha
eanpFsEent the apseaFanee 81 verr1in, snd TIE ds-
eases oi tie skdn euune7Etea ahoye nud a'fer f-ev
have rnads thar appears1ce Il is buf little trouble
VIII Re "A q tbis oerstA. . I'd hllnssf q thsss
disse7eeahlt troubles.
Tke proproaoFa haTs gone y zraat axpense %
proearo the creiual recfpa of d.. VeIioc with nj
d.ractoza, snd the apparatus fcr nanaacinring ths
cazsis, L has beeh made b. tie original iuvsn-
iaf Asd have Rrocurod he -.
sole kgsnoY OF tie ualted States,
Ard hsss sslsrisd q depot Tor the uaanufseturs Of
ths Ariiole n fsshvlles e e 3 - na
Near tft Army cf shs Cumberland.
And also depot in NsshiAgion for TIE aocounno-
dation % ne
Army Of the Potomac.
acss 3 pines ths cersts h uoach q ever sosdisr
Il - aarSsra a tta uuitad SASS.
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RooksELLERs AND srAaloNEas
CARRIAeE gIAaUFACTURnRs.

CINGLkToN, r. b H--BookseIler, Publisher,
- s,ationer, and Periodical Dealer, Post Once
Buildng. r.efl
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800 Reward

f ~ - -, ,s .sls ea 'he sght d e aesh siv
.. D. Brick Cilurs b pike lafr A. ~ iliiss
hands high, YeeEs ed hsck l,,srs - s-l'l.s 20
Nllle ttAs on igrehsad, htte larne n - -, ~ ~
s,s ssii,s,, i A. Ses I. NJ. - oar va b pd or
l. n REyrt.rr
e1eh-fl No. iG pssls-s ,--nt
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]. M. SHAPES
Select Academy for Young Ladies


eNAthD iWo Miles from Nashville, Tenn
E.s.,1-s..' -1-s..'se % tHeuig-aFe day and feeniy-tse
y - nk fnfls. 1eTns--B0afd SiOl par sassion
~. - - inlaoa tl1. Music, Frelch, IraU
.--- - sAess- c1fh plisfiudg nsldrri ~ afr1noS.
A. A.. ''e &c - q enic- piipis ifnneists-
:" :. n. SHARfk, PrIncipai,
- g.s.s,.. - Nashville. Tenn.
- s.,,ss.s. soes oonsenoe fitsl Aonssv itih dsy1
- is''0e'' ~ and an Monday (2ld dsyl or Jana,
iy8-2m
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o6ean Eistozis sEAsels - ths Duchess
q Lsaslstsr g Germany.
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" e are authorised 70 aHncunca Cans. WILLIAM
nklN lNkk as a eandidsse ior TIE offce of Mayer q
Nashville, a M. coming els,tcn-ilsi satrrdsy in
1eptemher next. irls tse1
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gunisriIIt sartrtisfmsuts
KIYRA GOLD PENS.

These pens bear ny rad HsoTk, Z" g. P. bkn1I1a.
ExTRA Lon. KE.,H f0f when have secured the
e1pt-st1a and are uarTEnsed equai n nneness d
u1apriai and Worrnarstip 20 the best Eastern man
ufacsuss. and are beheged 20 be superior % al
oiheFs IN durEtiftY and otheT sutsia1tal oilet es
slieh combine y make q ra1ly eerFleeatae pen
asnf bT mel or express ca recsipt Of prics and
Tssr earo1s On br mail, ~ NJ YisE when % cents
IL added f5r ruQsfiJa Nnte ycux nszne snd ae-
dress plainly.
Postage On single pea fhrss cenfsi pen With any
case OF holder and box, az ceFifl. Old pens re-
pared Cor ffy cants fand aaapl each. Circulars
sent TEEE. AddEeas
q. p. BAREEa,
Gold Pen HEnuEcturers
HE naIn-alraaa OoT. RIKth. LoulsTlIls, -.
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

CAMERON, WAf. 4 Co.-Book sad Job Printers
! and pu fishers Of the Daily and Weekly
Union, Printers Alley. betSeea Union and Dead
ericK streets. rtd VI r.
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ANOTHER Mrl1rARY CouRr ourRAel

ANOTHER MILITARY Court OUTRAGE.
lit will be seen by our dispatches that
the military tribunal that was 'sorganized
to convict" Congressman Harris, of Mary
land, did so, on the testimony Of Govern
ment spies, one of which class swore, the
other day,in the Conspiracy trial at Wash
ington, that be considered it the duty of
a spy to lie for the Government. The
tribunal sentenced Mr.. Harris to three
years Imprisonment in the penitentiary,
and a forfeiture of all political rights
To say that the finding and sentence on
the testimony was gross outrage is but
using mild language to characterize it,
President johnson remitted the sentence.
If he would abolish every military tribu-
nal sitting to try civilians In places where
the courts are opeu aud justice unobstruc-
ted, he would aid in vindicating the
American character from the humiliation
these military courts are subjecsing it to.
Gin. Eng.
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MIR. Davis irons removed.

Correspondence of Philadelphia paper ]
The shackles have been taken from the
limbs of the arbitrator. This course
was rendered necessary on account Of the
prisoners health, the gives, of fcourse, in
terfering with attempts at walking. After
the desperate outburst of last week the
prisoner has remained continuously in a
recumbent position on his pallet. In a
very short time his health became very
seriously affected His medical attendant
DR.. John j. Craven, represented the pris-
oner's case to Gen. Miles, and, as an alb
solute means toward his recovery, reques-
ted the removal of the irons. On these
representations the irons were removed
yesterday. and he has now the freedom Of
his cell. The diet, too, has been changed
and food is now supplid him from DR.
Cravens own table.
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Boy SENT TO STATE PRISON FOR IA
YEARs.-At the recent session of the
Superior Court, for Essex County, at
Newburyport, Solomon B. Pillsbury, of
Andoyer, sixteen years of age, was ar
raigned on five counts, one for burglary
and four for larceny, to all of which he
pleaded guilty. To the. charge of felon-
ious assault. with intent to kill, he pleaded
not guilty, and it was withdrawn. His
counsel urged in his behalf his youth,
mental endowments and culture, family
connections. and fair prospects of reform
alton and future usefulness. The District
Attorney regarded the case as an aggra-
waited one, considering his youth, showing
no sign of penitence, aud giving faint
hopes of reformation. With this view the
Judge Lord) coincided, and sentenced
him to fourteen years in the State Prison.
The sentence is severe, but it may deter
other yeuths from crime, and save them
from the same .ignominious punishment.
Boston 1rdueller.
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TnE VETERANS AND NoN-vErEnANs.

The VETERANS AND Nom VETERANS.
The veterans in Sherman's army-that
is, the soldiers who enlisted for three
years, and after two years service, re-en-
listed for three years more-are now be-
ing transported via Parkersburg, Va,
down the Ohio river to Louisville for re-
organization, and such service as the Gov
ernment may require.
The n-veterans-that is, the soldiers
who did not SO re-enlist as veterans, and
whose terms of service expire before Oct.
1st, will be sent to designated rendezvous
in the several States to be paid off and
mustered out. About 80, 900 of these, we
learn, will be sent to the different muster
ing-out camps in this State. The delay
in sending forward these non-vsterans is
occasioned by the means of transportation
being employed in conveying the veterans
to Louisville In day or two, it is ex-
pected the non-veterans will commence
arriving home.
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OGscers Entitled 10 Receive Mail
Matter ON Official Business.

WASHINGTON, june 6.-A1uch misap-
prehension exists in regard to the applica-
ton of the law which provides that GER
tain officers of the Government may re-
ceive mail matter on official business
BY the act of March Sd, 1863, and that
of january l, 1864, the following persons
only connected with the War Depart
ment are entitled to receive correspon-
dence free: The Assistant Secretary of
War, the Adjutant General, the Quarter
master General, the Inspector General,
the Gommissary General of Subsistence,
the Paymaster General, the Cbief Engi-
neer, the Surgeon General, Colonel of
Ordnance, Provost Marshal General. the
Commissioner of Freedmen, the Judge
Advocate General, the Gommissary Gen.
eral of Prisoners. and the Chief Clerk of
the War Department
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Summoned to Appear Against
Gen. Lee. Arrival OF J9ff. Davis
i'm washington.

NEW York, June 3.--The Tribune's s
Washington special says: Col. Walter IL.
Taylor, Gen. Lees Adjutant General,
Surgeon w. j. Moore and about so Con-
iederate soldiers at present residing in
NorfolE, have been summoned to appear
befole the United States District Court
at 1o o'clock this morning, with the view
of testifying against Gen. r. +. Lee and
other prominent rebel officials on the
charge of treason,
The Herald's special says: The ar
rival of JEFF Davis was prematurely
announced. He was sent from Fortress
Monroe on the monitor Sangus, which got
aground Is miles below the city. He
was then transferred to the torpc do boat
Chico. and has arrived up in her. 1t is
understood that quarters have been pre-
pared for him in the Old Capitol, and
that suitable guard viii be furnished to
insure his safe keeping.
Gen. Thomas had long interview with
the President. 1t is not known as yet
when he will proceed to Richmond to as
,sume command of the Department of Vir-
ginia, but it will probably be within a
few days.
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SOLDIERS BoUNTIEs. order from
the War Department announces that sol
diers who were mustered into the service
under the act of July 4, 1864, if honor
ably discharged before the expiration of
one-half the term for which they enlisted,
will not be entitled to the second install
ment of one-third of the Government
bounty. If they have completed one half
their term they will receive the second in
stalment. The recruits of 1863, however,
when honorably discharged before the ex-
piration of their terms of service, will be
entitled to the full bounties promised
them by the laws and orders under which
they enlisted.
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THE New Orleans Plcayune of the goth

TIE New Orleans Plcayune Of the goth
has the following:
"The real estate belonging to John
Slidell. which was con6scated by the
United States, was offered for sale at the
Merchants Exchange yesterday. Though
it comprises some of the most valuable
property in the city, the prices realized,
were low, and only a small part was sold.
The two-story brick stores on St. Charles
street, opposite the St. Charles Hotel,
were struck of, one for $4,000, and the
other for SS, 900, The building on Com
mon street, 40 feet front by l10 deep,
known as the United States Restaurant,
sold for S13,5J0. The three-story brick
dwelling on Royal, between Cont and
Bienville streets, sold for $4,000. The
buildings on Love street for S5, 200 each.
On the Merchants Bank, formerly J ames
Robb's Banking house, ranup toS Ia, 600,
but the building was withdrawn.
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HANGINa.-The Abolition papers want
somebody hung-Jeff. Davis particular
We have no objection to their hanging
JEFF. if he is found to deserve that penal
ty. But when the hanging comes off, we
would suggest that all the leading aboli-
tionists, who, for the last thirty years
disunion-and who are mainly RESPONSE
BILE for all the evils which now afflict the
country--be invited to the entertainment.
They will then have an opportunity to
witness the fate of ''traitor," and take
warning themselves
Ifa sssecessienist" deserves hanging,
so do they. President johnson says
and he ought to be good authority-that
'sthere is no difference between an aboli-
ZIONIST and seeessionist.-O. Eagle.
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Weichman, another of those high minded
witnesses, is man who pretends to have
been divinity student, and anxious to
get to Richmond; who pretended to be the
friend of John Surratt, and was yet be-
traying him at the War Office, who be-
came aware of plot, and yet never re-
vealed it. Can anybody place particle
of reliance upon the testimony OF the
man Finegas, who pretends to have heard,
at distance of twelve feet, conversa-
tion between Sanders and Cleary in Mon
treal, in which the gravest matters OF a
conspiracy were bawled out in a public
place. The government does but throw
discredit upon the whole of its otherwise
unfair proceedings by introducing such
perjury as this by which to sustain its
Ipreconceived theory.
The truth of the trial is, that Stanton
has all the evidence furnished by his de-
tectives, and doles out, day by day, such
as may be necessary to establish his views,
and dictates to Holt what each witness is
to swear to, which is all arranged before
hand with the witnesses.
It is little singular, also, that, in the
preliminary examination, man named
Coke was arrested for secreting Booth and
putting the pursuing officers on the
wrong scent on the eastern shore. This
man was mysteriously called up to the
| War Office, and examined by the Secre-
tary of War in person. He has not been
placed on trial for completely, and cir
cumstances point much more strongly
against him than against some of the pris-
oners; nor has he been introduced as a
witness. Perhaps the fact that Coke is
known to have visited Secretary Stanton
some days previous to the assassination,
may account for it. 1t has even been as
certained in Washington, within few
weeks, that John Wilkes Booth was seen
in audience with Stanton before the assas-
sination also.
/ BY what rules, if any, the commission
pretends to be governed neither the coun-
sci or the public know. But it is mani
fest that Innocence has very little privi-
llege there. tits quite likely that of the
accused the guilty ones will suffer; but il
is by no means that those whose innocence
lis debutable may suffer also The dimen.
sions of the plot have shrunk by the ex.
animation; when the evidence is weighed
they become still more diminished The
! principal effort of the government is now
Ito hide their original mistake by produc,
ling mass of irrelavent testimony abou
rebel cruelty to prisoners and yellow fever
Iplots.