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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-30
State of Tennessee, Jackson County, June
County Court, 1866.
PETITION TO SELL LAND.

Nouubg SOuib, AOOO.
PETITION TO SELL LAND.
Allen II. Strobe, David r. Strode George V.
Strobe. William r. Strobe. Nancy Strobe, James
Chapman, and Elizabeth Chapman. ~. Addison
z. Strode Nancy =. Strobe, Mary NJ. Strobe,
James u. Strobe, Margaret r. Strode Ivey j.
Strobe, and Robert A. Strobe, heirs at law of
Henry Strobe, deceased.
1T APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION
| of the Court, from the bill filed by the plain
tiffs rs sworn to. that the defendants named in
said bill, are non-residents of the State of Ten
nessee so that the ordinary processes of law can
not be served upon them; lis therefore, ordered
by the Court, that publication be made for four
successive weeks in the Union and American, a
newspaper published in the city Of Nashville in
said State of Tennessee, commanding said non
resident defendants to appear before the Justices
of the County Court of jackson county, at the
the Court House. in the town of GainesborO, on or
before the first Monday in August next, then and
there to answer plead. or demur to plaintiff bill.
or the same will be set down for hearing &c parte
as TO them.
W. G. cox, Clerk.
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For Debility, LOIS Of Appetite. Weakness. Indi-
Disordered Stomach. there are no bitters thai
compare with these in removing these distressing
complaints. For sale or can be had at any Drug
Store in the United States. or from the proprfs-
tors, Louisville, KY. corner Seventh and Green
streets, to whom all orders should be addressed
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j. #. PENTECOsT.
State Of Tennessee, jackson County, July
Term, 1866.

Tenn, I5bb.
Ezekiel Csrnehan, Administrator Of 4. Price,
deceased, O.. Jonatb an Smith and wife Clarinda
William Price. Leroy s. Gordon ard wife,
Sarah Gordon.
1T APPEARING TO THE COURT THAT
i the Defendants named inthe plaintiff = bill
and sworn 20. that the ordinary process Of law
cannot be served upon them; il l. therefore. or
deTed. by the Court, that publication be made a.
20 the nonresident defendants in the Union and
American. newspaper published in the city
Nashville, for four successive weeks. commanding
the said nOn-resident defendants 20 appear before
the Justices OF the County Court Of said county
Of aeksOn. STATE Of Tennessee At the Court House
in the town Of Sainesb0ro. on the first Monday in
August next. then and there 10 answer or demur
70 said plainsin shil or the same will beset down
for hearing ~ Ddr,e as 70 them.
.. W. G. cox, Clerk
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louisville Market.
NV Telegrnnh-l

LOUISVILLE. June %. = P. N.-Sales Of DC hhds.
tobacco; Tugs lower, and good leaf scarce. Flour
declined Sc Mess pork $50 20. Mixed corn in
bulk G7c. Oats 47c. Bacon shoulders l6c clear
sideS 2ll5c. Prime lard DC. Raw whisky 25c
Middling cotton 34c Groceries hrmer.
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FOR CHILLS AND FEVER
Use the Best!
HURLEY'S AGUE TONIC

Meyer Fails-Always TO be Depended Upon
Nothlng more reliable than Hurley's Tonic
WILL cure Ague and Fever, Chills and fever. ia
w termittent Fever. Dumb-Ague Every person
who has tried Hurley Tonic speaks in ID highest
terms OF It, As curative agent il is unsnrp assed
and more certain than quinine. No bad results
from using hurley s TONIC Everybody should
use HULEY'S AGUE TONIC. send orders TO
HURLEY, RUDDDLE & Co,
prOprietors Louisville XIV
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San Francisco Market.

| SAN FRANctsco, June Tho wheat market is
| easy. New wheat is coming in more freely. Ex-
ira Is quoted at 81 IS per 100 lbs. Sales Of ship
| ping grades Of wool during the past week amount
to l,7Oo00O his. at lSc per ID. Mining shares
weak-Bhchcr l62; Crown Point 9jQ; Imperial
go; ophir 20; yellow Jacket 6S2; Chattar lSS.
Cegal tenders 70JS
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In the County Court of jackson County, at

Gainesboro.
A. S. Hufines, R. T. Richmond ct. ais rs. Malinda
White. Ch3bes White. ct. ais.
ON MOTION CT COMPLIMENTS BY
" their Solicitor. and il appearing to the Court.
from an allegation in conplainants' BILL verified
BY the proper affidavit. that the defendants, Ma
linda White, Charles White, Marion Huftnes,
Martha j. Hufhnes, Newton Z. II ufines Timothy
W Hufines James NJ. Huffines, Victoria Proctor.
and Abram Proctor, are DOn-resldents Of the state
Of Tennessee, so that the ordinary process Of law
cannot be served upon them; IL is ordered by the
Court that publication be made in the Union and
American. a newspaper published in the city Of
Nashville, Tennessee, for four successive weeks,
next before the first Monday in August, 1886. re-
curing said nonresident defendants 20 appear nc
the Court House in the town Of 6ainsb0ro, before
the Worshipful County Court o. Jackson county,
on the first Monday in August, ls05, then and
there TO plead, answer. or demur 20 e0mplainants
bill or the same viii be taken for confessed and
set for hearing parte as to them.
By order Of the Court LIST M0nfay N ) une 1870
iuul2-wfwa WIN. q. GDA, Cle&.
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CBy Telerraph.l

ST. LOUIS. June @.-Flour unsettled and
dropping at IS 5UG9: supeThne S9@l0 35. Wheat
easier at 81 SOL 90; good fall 81 80; prime 81 g.
New choice corn 65d see. Oats stiff at 4l@46c.
Pork and bacon unchanged. Whisky unsettled;
- a0m9 u
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As this is really Specific for Worms, and the
best and most paiatable form to give 20 children
II is not surprising that il is fast taking the place
OF all other Preparations for worms-t being taste
less. any child viii take il.
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Oriental Pearl Drao..

For Beautifying the Complexion, eifectualiy re-
moves Tan, Frecklss, BlOtches. and giving the
skin an elegant smOOthness not easily attained By
any other. It's use among the ladies Of fashion in
the East. gives IL a character for efficacy which
at once stamps IL as infinitely superior for the
toilet of "A lady
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New York Stock Market.


NEw YORK. jane 29.--Stocks steady. c. & T.
l09l+ c. & X. |. 81; C. 4 N. W. 80; do preferred
i9l4; NJ. s 7si; Fit p. S25S; L. c. l2l; Ft. W. a c.
gS5s Reading l09ls; Erie 6l2< N. Y. Central 9S5S;
Pacific Mail 2l2; W. Tel. 5l3f; Mariposa 81; 5-2O's
of 81 lola 1885 do 20 1888; do IS 1885; l0i0's
G1lE I-3ns n series 1O33f do Sd 1929
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STOLE A CAIF.-Two men, one by the
name of HoUsTNER and the other WILLIAMS,
werc before the Recorder yesterday, charged
with stealing a calf They confessed that
they stole fhe c. rom Mrs DAVIS, who
lives in South Nasty killed it, and put
il in Fort NEGLEy Tor safe keeping. 4 fine
OF 500, and a berth in the workhouso, was
the Recorders verdict
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-30

The great Blood Purifier. as a Spring and Sum
mer Medicine stands unrivaled, removes eli i'm
purities rom the blood. and gives health and
strength 20 the system
HURLEY, RUDOLF & CO..
propriatorg
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CLEVELAND, OHIO, June 29-MCCoN-
NELL, murderer of Mrs. CALAIN, in Ohm
stead, Ohio, last evening, was found guilty
of murder in the first degree.
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Col WILSON, ALIAS CAPTAIN ALLEN IN
L1AlBo.-This noted character, who was ar
rested few days since in Paducah, charged
with obtaining horse and buggy from CAP
HAMMER, of this city, last fall, and never re-
turning it; but who more recently has been
figuring in Sumner county in this State, and
in Kentucky, as a speculator in blooded
stock, was brought to this city yesterday
morning by detective Funston and lodged
in jail.
The first information we have Of this
swindleris that he came to this place on the
9Th Of November last and took rooms at the
City Hotel, registering his name as J. c.
WnsoN. On the same day he went to
HAMNEKs livery stable, on Front street, and
represented himself az a Colonel of one of
the East Tennessee Federal regiments, and
hired morse to ride into the country be-
yond Edgefeld a few miles, to procure some
tombstones for his brothers grave.
The horse was returned that night accord
Ing 70 pTOiH4St. vi lhc JtH hC lSbuiHOu anu
hired horse and buggy to take short ride.
The ride, however, proved long one, as no
information was ever obtained as 10 his
whereabouts, until notice appeared in the
Louisville Journal about month since, stat
ing that a man answering to the description
Of the one who had hired the horse and
buggy, had been driven from Gallatin, Ten
nessee, because he had made large pur-
chases of blooded stock at that place on false
representations. Cards with full descrip-
tons Of ALLEN were at once struck and
and sent TO all the leading towns and cities
Of Kentucky. The one going to Paducah
reached that city about the time ALLEN did.
4 gentleman at that place sent dispatch to
HAMMER giving a description of ALLEN.
lie was at once identified as the same man
who hired the horse and buggy in November,
and was accordingly arrested. A reqiusition
was then obtained from Gov. BRowNLow
on the Governor Of Kentucky for ALLEN,
to be brought to this place for trial, with
the aforementioned results. He claims to
be from Williamson county-says that his
father lives beyond Triune, on the Nolens-
Vile pike.
The horse and buggy that he obtained from
Mr.. HAMMER were disposed of shortly after
leaving Nashville. The buggy was turned
over to his father, and the horse sold to Mr.
MCCLANNAHAN, near Jackson, West Ten
nessee The latter has been returned to
Mr.. HAMMER. Fortunately for Mr.. Nc
CLANNAHAN, he had only paid seventy-fve
dollars out of the two hundred and seventy
five that he was to pay for the horse. Al
LEN seems to be careless and indifferent as
to his condition. He neither says that he
stole the property or that he did not. He is
a man of fine address; converses well, and
is calculatedto deceive.
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SeatOn's Chemical Writing Fluid il becoming
world-renOwned for its superior quality. Having
bear introduced only about six years. Il has be-
come the principal in use with those who want q
decidedly the best ink for records that can be
used. For counting houses, banks or schools II
IS uneqalled. and needs only 20 be tried 20 be 40
proved; For sale by Druggists and Merchants
everywhere
HURLEY, PUDDLE 4 Co, Proprietors.
Corner Seventh and Green streets
Louisville, kentucky
For sale by Berry Demoville 4 Wharton; j. K
Harwell: Litterer 4 Cabler; PuliRm 4 McCul-
Tough; Blood a Gregory. Nashville; and By all
Druggists. iurel3-lydHW
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FIRE ALARN.-The alarm of fire yestcr-
day evening was oocasioned by chimney
taking fire. A few buckets of water put IT
out before the arrival Of the engines.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-30

THE Rev. A. r. MACY, Of Kentucky,
will preach at the Cherry Street Baptist
Church, at 100 o'clock, Sunday morning.
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FOR SALE.

0En ACRES OF LAND, POUR MILES
ZCU south Of Columbia. on the Pulaski larn-
pike road OF which rs acres are he euitltano1
with a good Cedar Leg House, weat1 atns-iii
containing four large rooms nan, Se-' wa -
necessary cut buildings a....h...
40, a f,ail separate improvement detaehed
49, tis love The mosf 0f this innd tE yary
ans sons iittls Of K l. kiliy. bat splensidT tin
ssssd- AASSRbkRsoN. JoHEsoS 4 saITH.
Jaaslt H'A' A'l~'s Ases
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SENATORS Johnson, DooIIITLE and
CowAx have our thanks for public docu-
ments.
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BANKERS 6 BROKERS'.
SELL YOUR uNCURRENF MONEY.

Tie following are the rates paid by THOS..
fdAfR, BROKER. corner of Union and COLLEGE
streets; for uncurrent money. These quotations
are liable TO huctGate, but may be depended on
Tor sufficient length OF time for reunittances to
be received by mail or express If forwarded with
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BANKING HOUSE
or
A. w HELESS 4 CO.,
Established in 1882
NO. Is UNIoN. STREET. NASHVILLE. TENN

GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OF ALL DE-
VI SCRIPTIONS, Stocks Bonds Specie, Bank
Notes, Foreign and Domestic Exchange. Bought
and sold
Business Paper negotiated.
Collections made on all parts Of the United
States. Canada and Europe.
Reference is made 20 correspondents throughout
the country, and % Banks and Bankers Of this
city. A. WHELESS K co.
june-tf
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DRowNED.-A mule, belonging to the
Nashville Transfer Company, which was at
tachcd to a dray, loaded with some twelve
sacks of corn, was drowned yesterday at the
levee by being drawn into the river by tle
weight Of the cargo. Efforts were made to
check the dray. also 10 cut the mule out of
the harness. without effect, as but moment
elapsed from the time the dray started to
roll in the river until il was out of sight
The cargo and all sunk at once near the
steamer THRONE
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FlsucUFFs.--Two "colored citizens Of
African descent" named SAUNDERS and
Johnson, had set-to yesterday morning
near DR.. MNcHNI's, on the Franklin pike,
for which they were arrested, tried before
the Recorder, contributing the sum of Sl4
each to the city treasury.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-30

MARRIAGE LICENsEs.--List of marriage
licenses issued by p. l.. NIcHoL, Clerk of
the County Court for the week ending Fri
day, June Goth, 1866:
John Kee to Mary Morton.
Zerah z. Clark TO Alice g. Farnsworth
Andrew j. Martin to Anna II. NJ. Harris.
William A. johnson to Josephine Neon.
nice.
Emerson Keeion 10 Mary Ann Marcy
Smith.
b. +. Raglan to Susan Watkins.
]. J. II. Kroger 10 V. NJ. +. Rahe
u. q. Thornburg 10 Albany ID. Samuels
George b. Hunt to Mary +. Michel.
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FOURTH or JULy!-Flags! Fireworks
any quantity at LUcK's. ie2St4j.
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THE Ofice 20 INSURE LIPS in is the KNIcEER.
nocGER, with 81 10000 SURPLUS.
ANDERSON. JoaNsoN 4 SMITH. Agents.
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RE-ARREsTED.-SALLIR WILLARD, who
was arrested a few days since, charged with
stealing a gold breast-pin from one of
Smoky's fairies, but was discharged on Civ
ing security for payment Of costs in the
case, was re-arrested yesterday evening and
placed in the Workhouse, her securities re-
fusing to be responsible for he behavior in
the future She will be tried to-day at 10
A. NJ, before Esq, MEAcHANI.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-30

AN IMPORTANT COURT MARITAL ORDER.
General Court Martial Order, No. 1853.
from the War Department, promulgates the
proceedings in the case of JAMES w. Dun
CAN Of the Confederate army, who had
charge Of the commissary department of the
military prison at Andersonville. The
charges against him were, murder, robbery,
and violation of the laws of war The
following are the principal specifications
FIRST, That while he had charge of the
Commissary Department he beat and NAL
treated prisoner belonging to n Federal
regiment TO such an extent that h edied,
because he picked up a crust. of bread that
fell from wagon that was passing, loaded
with provisions for the prisoners.
SECOND, That while in charge of that de-
partment he deprived the prisoners Of large
quantities Of rations, such as coffee, sugar,
rice, syrup, beef, bacon, meal, whisky and
other rations, appropriating them to his own
Use by selling them also furnishing them
W Ills ilGllhH.
THIRD, That he appropriated to his own
use such articles Of clothing and boxes of
provisions, tobacco, cigars and clothing that
the friends Of the prisoners sent them from
within the Federal lines.
He was found guilty and sentenced to be
confined in prison for fifteen years. Fort
Pulaski, Georgia, is designated as his place
of confinement The second specification
clearly exonerates Mr.. DAVIS and other
Confederate officials Of the charge of at
tempting to starve the prisoners at Ander-
sonville. Here it is proven by Federal
prisoners that the accused, DUNCAN, did APP
propriate supplies that were sent to his
charge for the use of the prisoners, and that
this supply was abundant. This shows
that the Government did go to the
expense of furnishing the necessary sup
plies, but that corrupt villains failed to
distribute them. If there was a design to
starve the prisoners on the part of the Con-
federate authorities, as is charged, it is evil
dent that no such an abundance of supplies
would have been sent to the Commissary
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This preparation is one Of the most eficaciou-
remedies now in for restoring hair to its orr
ginal color. promoting its Erowth-and for all
diseases Of the scalp
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This property is situated adjoining the eorpo-
rate limits Of the beautiful and healthy village of
ROgersville. and within short distance Of the
Depot of the Rogersyille and Jefferson Railroad,
in the county of Hawkins. East Tennessee. To
Churches, or Associations, or individuals of
means DESTROYS to establish first-class School
Male or Female-in East Tennessee, this sale pre-
sents most eligible opportunity.
The buildings are extensive, commOdiOus, de-
sirable and TASTEFUL the grounds attached suf-
fciently large, and while beautiful now, are sus-
ceptible of further and indefinite ornament; the
health of the surrounding country is unequalled;
supplies abundant and cheap; the society of the
village good and intelligent; and while on the
one hand the town is secluded and free from the
disturbances and exeitements so annoying and
detrimental to the regular and profitable proseeu-
ton of School exercises on the other it is of easy
accessible cars on the Rogersvilie and Jefferson
Railroad now running to the HOlstOn River.
within three miles of the place, with every pros
peet that the road will be completed TO the town
within q few months,
TERMS OF SALE.-The property will be sold
on the following terms; Five per. cent of the
amount bid will be required to be paid on the
day Of sale; for the remainder Of the sale money,
the purchaser will be required to execute two
bonds, with satisfactory sureties, each for one
half the sum, one TO be due ut the expiration Of
one year, and the other at the expiration Of two
years from the day Of sale. A lien upon the pro-
perry will also be retained
JAMES r. PACE,
june26-4w Clerk and Matter
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THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD MOST RE
L spectfully call the attention Of the citizens Of
Nashville and public generally. to his fine stock of
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MISCELLANEOUS.

~HSrAA SALE OF
Auction and Government
G. o o d S.
IN ORDER TO REDUCE STOCK. WILL BE
Il sold at astonishing low rates;
Linen and cotton sheets. 40 cents to 81 90.
Linen and cotton spreads, 40 cents to 81 -.
Comforts and quilts 81 % TO 81 o.
Linen and cotton bed-ticks. 80 cents to 81 50.
Linen and cotton piliow-eases. 10 TO 50 cents.
Cheap towels 40 cents.
Feather and hair PILLOWS. so cents to 81 ..
Shuck and hair mattresses, 81 . to 81 W.
Iron bedsteads, IS cents to 81 So
Dressing gowns 80 cents to 81 so.
shirts and drawers, % cents to 81 o.
trade.
Also, Plates, Dishes, Tea-pots Pitchers. Spit
s9ons :.S GhWTm6ers Bed Mug; Foot and
Cups, Cofee-pots. Measures, Wash-psns. Glass
Lanterns. etc.
Also. Bath Tubs and Wash Tubs, Knives and |
Forks Spoons, Caryers, Meat Saws, Sad Irons, |
BroOms, Mops, Scrubbing Brushes, Shop Scales, |
Coffee Mills. Desks and Writing Tables, Easy |
Chairs Office Chairs, Splt-bottom Chairs, Wheel
barrows ETC.. ETC. |
Also. GROCERIES. etc, ETC.
Most of the stock was bought at a great sacrifice |
and will be sold very cheap. Prices shall suit /
and retail. All orders accompanied /
with the cash promptly attended to. No article
sold until paid for.
For all sorts and kinds, now is the time at that
cheap Store
Nos. 46 & AS South College street.
4. FLEMING a. 60.
Nashville. June 10
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
SPLENDID
Educational Property
Nv E1C1r TrENNEcCEn
IN EAST TENNESSEE.

ID Decree pronounced by the Chanoery Court
at RogersliIle, on the 3lst day of May 1866. in
the case Of Jas. 7. Shields and f. M. falkersun,
Trustees. etc. ct AL rs. Oryille Rice. ct al will,
On the 2Jfh dnY of July. EaaA.
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TENNESSEE

Bank of Tennessee. old
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/ most respectfully solicit share Of their pat
age.
Thankful for the psst favOrs. most respectfully
solicit a continuance OF the aSme.
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Tnx on Gns nnd RniIrond Con,nanies.
The President has Approved.

The bill to provide for the revision and
consideration of the statues of the United
States making further provisions for the es-
tablishment of an armory and arsenal of
construction, deposit and repair on Rock
Island, Illinois, and to establish land of
fee in the Territory Of Idaho.
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The Rogersville Female Institute.

On the premises. sell to the highest bidder free
from all ineumbrance, without the right Of re-
demptiOn. the very valuable property known as
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01lVO' u'IUV' VlI0 = 1''70 . =
The Confirmation of Appointments.

session has resolved to confirm no appoint
ments that lack the endorsement of the SEN
ators of the State from whence the appointee
halls. If this is the case, the President will
be seriously embarrassed in making APP
pOintments
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Buggies.

Which can be furnished at any hours day or night.
The BuRgies and Carriages are Of
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GEORGIA Vouchers.
Central Railroad bank SO tennessee Bonds..-...-S5
Georgia Railroad and Davidson 70 B0nds.'..I0
Banking Company...93 Il. and ". X. X. Scripts
Bank of Middle Ga......85 The obo,,o bords -
nlaiine ~ DsilA ,'''''''''sV bought with coupons
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Stock......-SO
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The River and HarbOr Bill.

The appropriation of the River and Har-
qor BILL approved on the 23d inst, amount
to S3,69S,647 81. The following are among
the items for surveys: of the Atlantic coast,
$4,000; the Pacific coast, $25,O5O; the
Northwestern lakes, $4,000; the Western
and Northwestern rivers, $4,000; for i'm
provements ofthe Mississippi, Missouri, Ar
kansas and Ohio rivers $4,000.
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HAIR TONIC AND RESTORATIVE.

" Il Ind always large assortment Of the puTcst
and most reliable Medioines
Also. Manufacturers Of DFMOvILi.E's celSbratei
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The Fenian Prisoners.

he bill to prevent smuggling was agreed
Adjourned.