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NorIcE-Thsre arc three notes which
fear may pass into the hands Of innocent
persons. and therefore, make disqualification.
They are Cor Seventeen Hundred and Fifty
Dollars each, or about that amount They
are dated October 18th, 1865, or about that
date. They fall due respectively, one, two,
and three years from date. They are pay
able 10 the order Of A. NJ. DnLIN and w. b.
THOMPSON, and endorsed by them. These
notes were obtained fraudulently and lie
gally, and without any delivery, SO far as !
am concerned. I do not regard myself as re-
sponsible for them hut make this statement
for ghe protection Of persons into whose
hands they might pass innocently.
A. NJ. DuMN.
Nashville, August II, 1866. e
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+ d c. E Z ED,

The Session will commence on the FIRST
MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER. Application
can be made to Mrs. HEvErr WEBER, corner of
Tulip and Gallatn Pike, Edgefeld
R5- For particulars see prospectus.
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The Corn CROP.-The New York Journal Of
Commerce, says within six weeks. that is to say,
by the lst of October. will be harvested one Of
the largest crops ever produced in the United
States. Nothing can look moro luxuriant than
the fields Of growing corn that cover thousands
Of acres in the yallieS of the Ohio and Missouri
rivers, where one-half Of tho entire crop in the
United States is produced
A writer in one Of the Western papers calcu-
lates that as bushe Of corn coutai ms sixty solid
pounds Of grain, the crop Of the current year.
even it it should not exceed 50. 100000 bushels
will amount TO four thousand eight hundred mil
lion $500 100000 pounds Of grain, besides an
equal weight in fodder. The value 10 the country
of such an aggregate Of agricultural wealth.
springing from q single crop, Is not easily cOnceiy-
ed. Though wheat realizes a higher price per
bushel in the market its positive value as a life
sustaining product is much inferior TO that Of
maize since the former averages but little more
than one-third rs much to the acre IN the quanG-
ty grown. The statistics of the production Of
corn in the United States for the last twenty-five
years are as follows viz:
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A sPRIGHTLY dance came off At Masonic
Hall last night. The first cool night in
August seems to have opened the hop for
young people.
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BANKERS & BROKERS.
SELL YOUR UNCURRENT MONEY,

The following arc the rates paid by THOS S.
MARI, BROKER. corner of Union and College
streets, for uncurrent money. These quotations
are liable 10 huctuate, but may be depended on
for a sufficient length Of time for remittances to
be received by mail or express, if forwarded with
Outdelay.
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NATURNIZm.-WuuAN CARNEY, who
cmigralod when under age was naturalized
~ par,s al the Criminal Court yesterday.
THOMAS STANTON received his naturaliza-
tion papers on a soldiers discharge. FRAN
cls HINToN was naturalized cr paris.
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MAJOR KIRK closed out lot Of quarter
masters stores, yesterday, at No. Il South
Market street The goods, which were in
damaged state, went very low at auction.
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Nashville and Chattanooga
r A / L w A Y
CHANGE OF TIME.
OTgoE o.. GEyEaAL SurEnIxrEsBExr.

SA4iN ~ ",.'ANA AZ Z e slhlh EVIDENT.
n. * q. AND N. x N, W. RALwAY.
Nashville. Tenn. August me-. Is
nNAND AFTER WEDNESDAY. arg
~ 18TH. 1865, and until further notice
sengcr trains will run az follows:
Nashville and Chattanooga Line.
Leave Nashville for Chattanoora and ali
South, az l.lO a. N. and i..i5 Pm. Arrive nt O.
nOoEa at 3.a5 p. ". and 200 A. Nc. next do
turning leave ChattauOogn ut f.l5 An
p. ~. Arrive mt Nashville no l:fi F ~ an
4. n. next day.
All trains connect az Wariraco for Shelby
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AnGTST 10TH. 20.

TAKEN UP AT THIS STABLE, NO. ss.
south Market street. one BROWN PONY,
Which fbe owner can have BY proving property
and paying charges. H. T. BETTY.
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Bank Of America ......95
p" Louisiana.-.-5O
A" New Orleans..75
Canal Bank..................90
Citizens Bnnk..........-..g0
Crescent City Bank-...75
Louisiana State Bank.50
Mechanics and Traders
Rank.......--...-.......... 5
Merchants Bank.........40
Southern Bank.........par
Union Bank.................I5
New Orleans Scrip...."S0
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VI rine Jones, formerly the Principal Of
Minerva College,, have associated themselves as
Principals OF a school for Young Ladies in
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-One case of assault
and battery was dismissed the costs being
assessed on the defendants.
Thomas HANAGAN and WILLIAM SPANN,
for larceny, stealing horses, were found
guilty, and sentenced to fifteen years in the
penitentiary.
Nine cases Of gaming were nolleI at cost
Of defendants and fines imposed of from S.
TO $40.
Two cases unlawful retailing, were nouod
at cost of defendants.
One case tipping on Sunday was dismissed
on payment Of costs.
In four cases of assault and battery nolc
prosrg,U was entered.
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II . II II L
HOLDERS OF THE NOTES
OF Tbs
Union Bank Of Tennessee.

"A Court 81 Davidson county. the following order
was made. wa. 10 b. ordered that the CREDITOR
ofths Union Bank Of Tennessee who hold the cir
holders Of such notes shall on or before the ID of
January next. 1877. Gle sGch notes with JosKPH Vs.
ALLEN. a. Trustee. under the penalty in ease Of
failure 90 do If being excluded from the pro rafa
dividends which may Be made and being barred
from al claim against the trust fund b. the stat
utes Of limitation.
In accordance With The above order. al holders
Of Union BaHk Notes are hereby notified b. pre-
sent them az the said Bank No 80 North College
street. Nashville, TeuHeaee. for registration. be-
tween n0v and the lst Of January ue1t and re-
ceive cert! Acafez Of deposit therefor.
JOSEPH W. ALLEN. Receiver.
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TENNESSEE
Bank of Tennessee, old
SOUTH CAROLINA.

CarOlina-...................2l
Commercial Bank" is
Exchange Bank. Is
Farmers and Exchange
Bank......--......s .........ul
Merchants Bank-.......20
Peoples Bank.............45
Planters Bank Of Fair
field ....................-....15
Planters and Mechan-
les Bank..................2
State Bank..................0
Southwestern r. R-...55
Union Bank.-.............e3
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YESTERDAY was lovely day. A plcnti-
ful rain, during the night, refreshed the
parchcd GARTH and painted the trees with a
brighter plumagc Pleasant brcozcs came
down from She hills, and famed new life
into The busy toilers Of the city. The cool
air, the gentle breeze stirring the huttcring
leaves the happy throng upon the streets,
the ham of industry and pleasure, all COM
biuci 90 make the day a, pleasant a. a
summers dream
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THE CITY.

Range Of the Thermometer Yesterday.
A. ~ u N. P. n.
% ~ 81
CALEyDAR-AUGUsT a. 1866
sun Rises. sun Sc9ts Moon Rises.
a5 go 3.52
CmEnNoLnaIcAL.-Ealllc of Marrenton- 1872
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CONFERENCE.-The paragraph in our local
column Of yesterday, headed Another In
junction. relative 60 the subject Of the
Metropolitan Police should have been
credited 20 the Chattanooga UHiOn. Il re-
fcrrcd 90 the municipal affairs Of that city.
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NASHVILLE FEMALE AcADENV-MUsIC.-
Miss SUTEE ELLIOTT will be pleased to see
her old pupils az the Academy, preparatory
TO rcsuming the regular course ofinstruction,
on Monday, September Sd. au23-iL
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our Imports.

SHIPMENTS OF TEXTILE FABRICS. &C.. FRoN Eng
LaNp TO rHE UNITED STATES FoR SIX MONTHS,
vxnFNC JVNR S0TH.
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PUT Ur YOUR FRUTr.-Buy your Fruit
Cans and Glass Jars in any quantity, at the
lowest wholesale prices
j. w. WILSON & Co,
aulS-im No. L College st.
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We are glad TO learn that Gen. WASH
ton BARROW, Of this vicinity, who was re-
ported violently 30, was much improved on
yesterday.
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The Journal Of Commerce. q August q. says
The shipments 70 this country Tor the Past two
fresh orders were confidently anticipated AZ last
ajyiecs. and prices had been improved in con
sequence II will be seen that the AZ mouths
business shows a very large general GAIN On both
the preceding years.
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TERMS.
FOR THE SESSION OF FORTY WEEKS.
riding. Washing, Fuel, Furnished Room


Contingent Fee, Pens, Ink, Fuel etc......... 10 90
These bills must be paid One-half in advance
and the remainder on the first Of February
There Is but enc Session, and pupils will be
charged from entrance only, and no deductions
Full particulars can be obtained from Circulars
to be had on application.
REFERENCEs-Rev. W. J. Ellis. Hon. F. b.
FOgg Major Geo. r. Fairbanks, Nashville
july29-2m
Huntsville Independent copy month";
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PERsoNAI--Judge w. X. TURNER was
in the city ON yesterday. We wcre glad to
see that lac had recovered from the immc-
diatc effects Of ihc paralysis which he suf-
fcrci a month or six weeks since aud 20
learn that his general health is good. He
As still, however, disabled partially on one
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VARIETIES, CLOTHING.
Boots, Shoes, and Hats,

Our Mr. THos. w. EvAxs and Dr. r. C. GAsD-
EER. residing permanently in New York. and
buying all our Goods fSr Cash nt the
Lowest Net Prices, give rs advantages un-
surpassed by any other house in setting up our
stock.
- To the Merchants Who formerly purchased
in this market. and 20 all others. We can assure
them there is no necessity for going beyond Nash
vile 40 buv their goods; for WE WILL SHOW
THEN A STOCK Of GOODS UNE-
OUALLED IN THE MARKET. and al
prices that viii fully compete with Louisville and
Cincinnati
We solicit am Examination.
EVANS, FITE & CO.
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Inc WrIIeT WHOSE caIcuIaTl0ns We nave n0tIcod.
remarks upon this showing as fellows The in
crease being az the rate Of per cent. per annum,
the aggregate crop Of 1866 will be over one thou
sand millions Of bashels Estimate this at sixty
cents per bushel. and conceive, II you can, the
feeding power Of this enormous quantity Of In
dian corn
No wonder that the farmers in the West exult
in the prospect afforded by their luXuriant fields
They have surely been disappointed as ne staple
of agriculture seems so well adapted TO resist the
changes Of our climate. Taking the last twenty
years together, the average yield per acre IN the
Buckeye State, is not far from thirty-three BUSH
despised.
The WHEAT CROP.-The farmers Of Western
New York have been fortunate IN securing a fair
crop Of wheat in good order. The breadth Of
ground was not very large. but the yield was toll
cradle and the grain is excellent, The Rochester
Union and American says: Farmers are now
holding their grain and decline 20 contract TIL
they see what Is the fate Of the Western crop.
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A NEw warehouse is going up on Vine
street. near the capitol.
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The University. before the war. numbered about
five hundred students on its Annual Catalogue
Good buildings for all Departments have been
secured, and the new buildings will be erected
next year.
THE FALL. TERM
Opens first Monday in September. closes last
Ihursday m January. Spring Term opens first
Monday IN February; and closes last Thursday
ln june. IvlI-I0 ilnI
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PART FIRST.
TABLEAUX vIyANTs

!. The Artists Studio.
'Salut la France, " Daughter ortbe
ReEment,) Song Miss n 7 /
2. The ZOuaves Story. - . .
3. The Dancing Lesson.
l. arrest OF peasant rOyalist. France. I7q})
. Ihe EXECUTION Of Mary Queen of Scots.
O. The Soldiers Dream.
Z. Famine, Five positions.
IaDofl 5 Bra song. Mrs. NJ s.
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Flour and Gsrnin iE store az chicago.

The following Is the amount OF hour ana gram
in store at Chicago. August II, 1850, compared
with the corresponding date, 1850 rs reported 20
the secretary Of the Board Trade:
Avg. 13 1875. Aug. - 1850
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Bank of Fulton.

BANK OF FultOn.....--.....4O
Savannah......ij
theState Of Ga23
City Bank of Augusta. 30
Farmers and Mechan-
les Bank..................12
Mechanics Bank.........OS
Merchants and Plan
ters' Bank................10
Planters Bank..~.......l2
Union Bank................0S
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BrroEE ESQ, MEACHAM.-SAN EVERETT,
in selling papers, thought he would 60 into
business on his own account and broke into
the rcrrcshmcnt stand. near the Louisville
depot. stealing thcrefrom a lot Of lemons,
sariincs. cigars. tobacco etc lie was COM
mittcd for trial az the Criminal Court.
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Sleeping cars on an Night Passenger trains.
Nashville and Northwestern line.
EXPREss PAssEyGEH--Lcaves Nashville for
Johnsonvillc and all points West and Northwest
at &lO p. ~ Leaves Kingston Springs no $50 b
NJ Arrive no Johus0nvilo go p. ~ Returning
leave J0hnsouvillo at 7.l0 A. n, Arrive at Kings
ton 1910, p. ~. Arrive at Nashville ne ti.t0P.u
ACCuNuopA Nashville at 4.l5 Pm
Arrive no Kingston &C G.l0. q. ~ Arrive al
Johns0nyile at lt.lN. p. n. Leave Johnsonvills III
l-B, A. IA Leave Kingston Springs G.15. A. a.
Arrive 40 Nashville az 500 A. No..
Trains on the N. * ~. W. r.. r. congect AZ
gohnsonville, with tho Cairo and J0hns0svilis
Packets without Efil.
So Borths and Meals gREE on Steamers CON
netting with N. and N. w. Railroad.
~ Passengers BIZ this route save expense Of
Sleeping Car and Meals between Nashville and
Cairo.
- Trains stop at all intermediates points.
An Excursion Train viii leave tho Chatta-
noorn Depot every Sunday at "a. g.. Tor KinrF-
ton SPRING. Returning will leave the Springs az
r.. ~.
Fare for the round trip 81 %.
Procure tickets nj III q. Jackson opposite So.
Cloud Hotel or at the Chattanooga Depot.
w. -. INNES, GenI supf.
~. Il Q. ard ~. ". r.. r.
j. w. BROWN. Gcn'l Pass agent
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A Crown of Glory
Every Man, Woman and Child VIII

Every Man, Woman ana Chlld VINO mas
used
STERLING'S AMBROSIA
is willing to recommend it, Three years
of rapidly increasing sale have made the
Ambrosia famous all over the world.
IT is WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
1t cures Itching of the Head.
1t makes new Hair grow on Bald Heads
It prevents the Hair from Falling Out.
It renders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
CIeaflses the Scalp. Cools the Heated Brow,
Removes Dandruf, Cures Nervous Head
ache, Cures Badness, Insures Lu1uriant
Locks, fnclines Hair to Curl, SupeTcedes
Wigs, Kills Hair Eaters-effect apparent at
TO THE LADIES
We say, the Arnbrosia will suit you to a T.
Elegantly put up. Delcately perfumed.
Patronized byOpera Singers and Actresses
Sold in splendid boxes or cartons, contain
ing two large bottlesTNo for morning
NO,.lfOr evening.sfg Is, ~ Il isar.,ff -. -.
There Is no mistake about it, STER-
LING'S AMBROSIA, is, the best, lnost
agreeable and effective toilet in the world
TO prove this, Try a carton rrrr9fsffo3
Sole by pfugglStSa u x = ~, a,,z,I IL y
- COMPANY.
or u',,Iton Street. New York.
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CEIEBRATToN-The people of I'll

Z CELEBRATIoN.-The people of that
wide awake village, Fort Branch, pro-
pose to give grand celebration at
that place ON the 18th Of July, in the
old fashioned style, barbecue, read
ihg the Declaration of Independence,
speeches, songs, &c. A good time is
expected, and grand preparations are
being made s79mn1g2 .b90q2
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mrs WidSioW's Mystic pins

Are prepared only for q legitimate pur-
pose, and are the only safe and effective
medicine for all those painful and danger
tuition is subject. They are The only Genu-
inc Female Pills extant. No article of
medicine intended for the exclusive use of
Females, that has ever made its appear
ance, has met with such universal favor as
Mrs. Wins1ow's Mystic Pills. BY their in
vigoratiug properties the appetite and di-
gestion is improved, the hue of health is
restored to the cheeks, weakness of the
spine relieved, and all the indications of
Nervous Debility removed. No maiden,
wife or mother should be without the Mys-
tic Pills. Try them, and be convinced that
they are the Lady's Friend. Price 81 per
box, or boxes for s.. For sale by all drug
gists in Evansville.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sg~ COLGATE's HONEY sOAP.-This
celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
lemand, is made from the CHOICEST mate
pals, is MILD and EMoLLIENT in its nature,
TRAGRANTLY SCENTED, and extremely
BENEFICIAL in its action upon the skin.
For sale by druggists and fancy goods
tealers. augN ~
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BEFORE EsoUIBE WAIKER-Two
young men were fined by Esquire
Walker, yesterday, for fighting. They
will probably be more peaceably in
clined hereafter. The cause of the
fight was some insulting language used
BY one ofthe parties.
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Rsgsn Ehe Publio, sehpoh Examina.1

lion takes place to-day at the Lower
School House. AS a general thing,
so far, the attendance of visitors has
been unusually large, showing an in
,cfeasing interest In the schools on the
part. of parents and friends.
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GIBSON COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
AND HORTICULTURAL FAIR.--The
twelfth annual Fair of the Gibson
County Agricultural and Horticultu-
ral FaiprWili take place at the Fair
Grounds in that county in October
next, beginning on Tuesday, (2d), and
continuing until Saturday of the same
week. We have received a copy of
the premiumIlist, from which we make
the following extract of premiums to
DE paid on horses and horsemanship,
with rules, &C., which may interest
some Of pgru eitizens1Bhg have fast
horses:
I Glass No. 4-Digision The
Con fime) -; best saddle Horse or
Mare, (style and moyemen), $40; best
Buggy Horse or Mare. (style and
movement), $40; best Horse. or Mare
for adj purposes, sitt; slSesf pAh9alaasB
II or Mares, fused as such), so;
best pair match Mules. So best Draft
Horse or Mare, SO. -
Division No. q" Time Test. -
q EatUh Fer 20rper eent.PvBest Trot-
ting H3rse 81 Mare, SADDLE or har-
ness), $25; best Pacing Horse or Mare,
Saddle or harness), $25; Sweepstakes
Trotting Horse or Mare. SADDLE, or
harness), $50; Sweepstakes Pacing
Horse or Mare, SADDLE or harness),
$50. ----o-
/ T" Sagpli@'ent' on ,ohich an entrance
|. fee Of % per cent aciU be charged-tine
test Best trotting horse or mare, un-
der saddle or in harness, 800 Do.
pacing horse or mare, under saddle or
In harness $1,000 ,ssAU ssi % egl
DiUiision 3.-Eqaestrionship. Upon
aohich an entrance fee of 20 per cent
qciU be charged. Best lady rider, $40
Do. gentleman rider, 80 Do girl
rider, under 14years ofage, S. Do.
boy rider, under II years old, So.
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FROM vINCENNEs
CITY MEVVSy

: GOIoRED School. The 6xarnina-
ton of the tcoIored school taught by
Miss Johnsoni will take plaeelon FRI
day morning next. stia'
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am reSpRs1f1cnqHIlXy kps E b
4 VOICE FROM YIcKsBURG:

VICKSBURG, MISS, Aug s, llo03. y
DIR. JOHN BUnLi-Dears SIR am happy
able ,9CedfoniBit ters y with great benefitto
myself,in general debility and prostration
of my. system produced by. the unheailllh!Y
River around Vicksburg, having been with
General Grants army through, its whole
Southern campaign. confidently recon-
mend its use to all persons who are eX-
posed to unhealthy climates. ~ rsrfS
H. w. FOGEE,
Agent u. S. Sanitary Commission.
For sale by PETER WEBBING, Water
utraet TmayI4
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= BEAD Ms,. yEdsserds's Ststen.eat. r.

~ LoUtSVIEr1s, T., April ~, 1862
DIR. JOHN BULII-Dear Sir: Gratitude to
you, as weilfaslaEeuse of d a tys tpythe pub
lie, requires that / should give you state
ment, for public use, of the great benefit i
have derived from the use of your Cedron
Bie6ers..iia AFTER u Military service of tfiir-
teen months, embracing the Pea Ridge
campaign and battle, I was discharged
DyspepSia, liver aAHlGAilat., and gen eral
debility were fast hu7Tyii1g me to the
grave, and every remedy prescribed ny
physicians seemed only to aggTayates my
Diseases About four weeks sigo'I was forT
tunate enough to procure your t1TCedron
Bitters 'oaDd by the use Of them alone l
health. / can most earnestly recommend
them as being All, and more than OIL, they
are recommended to be. You are at liberty
to make any us8 you9 wish of this state-
ment. 9iit9tANoA fItf-s4t tits5 n '
am, respectfully -, Z z IL LII. =
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
A Gard.

"A cara.
MESSRS. EDIToRS-SfrS : Will you please
announce w. @. HAZELIGG as q candt-
date for County Treasurer, subject TO the
action of the Union County Convention?
Mr.. H. was a Union soldier, and was Sc
veFely wounded, disabling him for life. He
is we'll qualified, and deserves the support
of all good Union men. g,tiE
junMd2t MANY SOLDIERS.
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r. BaF The hardware. dealers of the
city have agreed to close their houses
at Z o'clock each evening until Sep
TENDER LIST. tits bat justice to the
clerks and employees of the various
houses, who will thus have chance
for recreation and study. we hope,
/ however, that iee. cream saloon keep
ers will not sign such an agreement
till the heated term is over.
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LADIES CoMMITTEE.-The Ladies
Committee, for the Fourth of July
Picnic, meets at the Board of Trade
Room to-day att o'clock, to- make
final arrangements! All the ladies
are requested to be in attendance,
-,.,a.>arod to ranort
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AcmDENSTI.azM rzJ ID aAdair,;5 while
ID aainghfs biatoi u shoot a dog on on
Monday last, prematurely discharged
it the ball entering the hand between
the thumb and fore7fnger, and Iodg,
/ ing back toward II the wrist The
W ound is a serious, but not danger
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