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Democratic Meeting.

R]sAstNa, Penn July, l9.--The Demo
erats held a great meeting yesterday which
was addresssd by Montgomery Blair, Goo.
1A PeHdlstoh and othels. Blair predicted
that should tho Radicals carry the October
election. tfe restltwoald be the establish
mcpt Of two Presidents and two Congresses,
forthc Rndiehls would then Immediately
ailpPeaGh PRESIDENT johnson and turn him
'6dt,&while on the other hand, The Demccra
tc members Of Congress would unite with
Che regularly elected members from the
Soath. He also warned his hearers that
tbeyswere on the eve of another ciyil war,
the battlefield of which would be in the
North, while the South would be unit.
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From New York..

NEW foRK, July l9.-In the case of the
cotton sold here under the coniscation act
on Governmcnt ascount, the claimants NOV.
ed for removal Of adjudication from the
united States to State Court, Judge Mel
son decided adversely yesterday. h,.
The heated term is apparently over, the
Thermometer this morning being T6 degrees.
There were 800 deaths yesterday from all
causes Total suh.stroEes this summer 25s,
of which 1876 proved fatal. WI '
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1866

HOUSEKEEPERS troubled with vernin
need be so no longer, if they use .CosTAR's"
Exterm!nator Wehave used it to our salts
faction; and if n box cost $5, we would have
il. We have tried poisons, but they effect ed
nothing; but "Costhr's" article knocks the
and Bed. Bugs, quicker than we can write it.
1t is in great demand all over the country.
= Kendina, Ohio, Gazette
DeA. See "CosrAns" advertisement above.
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The ComIeal Troubles Of Mi. johnson,

Our usqally.qpiet city has given birth
lately to a frst-class sensation. in the
shape Of the Pollard and James difficult
ty, of which yon have doubtless been
duly, informed, Pollard was arrested ::
but, James has succeeded, up to this
time, in eluding the police. Their efforts
to arrest him have occasioned the most
amusing farce Of the season. On the
arrival of the Northern, train at 81 a m.
afday or so since, Mr.. johnson, en-
gagged in the "iron front" business, who
bears striking resemblance to James
brother, was arrested as Mr.. James, not.
wlthstandiug his earnest assertion that
johnson was his name. Not wishing to
a'arm his wife, by appearing before her
under police escort, he requested to be
carried to sundry bars on Broad street,
to prove his identity, when, to his great
horror, he was invariably addressed
as James, and the police were conrin-
ced that they had the right man, but in
compliance with his urgent ,entreaties
they went with him to several more bars
and hotels where he was always called
James. AT last, perfectly fuddled, he
was carried by his captors to the ST..
Charles Hotel, on the way to the Sta
tion.house, where the proprietor spoke
to him as Johnson, and Mrs. johnson
rushed to his arms, claiming him as her
husband, but unfortunately he had not
previously stated that he was a married
man, and the "myrmidons of the law"
sm"lt rat, and, saying that game could
not be played off on them marched their
prisoner to the lookup, where he swell.
tered until breakfast time, for the wealth.
er was hot enough to boil man in his
He then induced the ofis
Gers to allow him another chance, but
the people having got wind of the joke
insisted that he was James. So at 10 a.u,
perfectly bewildered by the denial of
his name by acquaintance ond friends,
and doubtless affected by frequent visits
to bars, he appeared before the Mayor,
andin answer to the inquiry who he was,
replied he really did not know. That
he had always thought himself Johnson,
but now he could not say whether he
was James or Johnson. AT this point
amid the laughter of the crowd. some
persons came forward and identified the
gentleman that didn't know himself and
delivered him from limbo. Since then
he~has been so persistently ignored rs
j Johnaon, that he stays at home. fearing
that Pollard will shoot him with, a
double4barreled shot gun for James.
We understand he proposes raising a
novel legal question in trying to have
Pollard bound over to keep the peace as
tar as he is concerned. --New, York
NeWS.
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1866.

FARMERS AND HoUsEKEEPERs-
should recsllect, that hundreds Of dollars
worth df Gfasn. Provisions, &C., are an
nually destroyed by Rats, Mice, Ants, and
other insects and yermin ALI of which can
be prevented by . few dollars worth, of
"CosrAR's' Rat, Roach, Ant, &C., Exter-
peaA. See .'CosrARss" advertisement above.
HeAs Sold p.N .,. .4 .E,
BeAs. By =,
u. All Druggists and Dealers everywhere
- ~, BARNES, WARD s CO.,
Wholesale Agents.
-" y New Orleans, La.
/. june t66Aiyr ~
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1866.

"COSTAR'S" RAT EXTERIINATOR is
simple, safe and sure-the most perfect
Ratification meeting we have ever attend
ed Every Rat that can get it, properly
prepared, will eat it, and every one that
eats it will die generally at some place 8
distant MS possible from were 1t was taken.
LAKE Shore. Mich. Mirror.
Hayn See "CosTAR's" advertisement above.
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sslsAn exchange says we were COMPEL
I GO, to refuse an offer ofjob printing the
I other day, by man who innocently
called to get some postage stamps print.
ed He was quite disappointed because
we could not do the work he WANTED
{ em real bad to put on the letter when
he writ, to gal. and they cost too darn.
..ed much to by ofthem post.office lcs
lrrs.p ,u.
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1866.

INCREASE OF RATS,-Thc Farmers
Gazette (English) asserts and proves by fig
ures that one pnir of RATS will have pro-
geny and decendapts no less than G51, ,O5O
in three years. Now, unless this immense
family can be kept down, they would con-
sumo more; food than would sustain $4,000
human beings. .
pa Sec .tCosTAR's" advertisement above.
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1856.

RATS uersus BIRDS. S.-Whoevcr engages
in shooting small birds is a'cruel maa who
over aids in extermlnating rats is o benefac-
tor. We should like some one to give us
the benefit Of their experience in driving
out these pests We need something be-
sides dogs, cats, and traps for this business.
Scientific american. ~. Y.
neA. Sec "CosTAR's" advertisement above.
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From MeXicn.

NEW foRE, July l9.--Latest Mexican ad-
vices report Tampico and Tuxan taken by
lie Llberals.{ General Somadred deserted
%'pe lTmperialists and surrendered the former
city The relations Of Maximilian and
! Marshall Bosini are said TO be unfricndlv,
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XATHEREAS the Plaintiff did on the
w Tth day Of May, 4. d. 1856, file his
Declaration against the Defendant, who las
il is said, is absent from and without the
limits Of the State, and has neither wife
nor attorney known within the same upon
whom a copy Of the said declaration might
be served.
1t is therefore ordered that the said De.
fendant do appear and plead TO the said
Declaration or or before the 9th day of May,
a. D. 1887, otherwise final and absolute
judgment will thea be given and awarded for
the Plaintiff against him. y"
2e s. b. CLOWNEY, C, C. P
Clerks Office, Fairfield Distriot, .sl
May 9Th, 1865. s.
faay4l06S-leSmiy sf s.s..
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FAIRFIELD DISTRICT.
AN AQUHTY.
Bill TO
Perpetuate
w cfit,,nnn

Ex Partc ! Bill to
G. d. Melton, ( Perpetuate
solr Northern Circuit. Testimony.
TENNET DOUGLASS, having filed her
~ Petition under above Bill in order to
perpetuate the testimony 10 the past exis.
tence, loss and contents Of Deed of Convey
ence, 10 him of certain tract of land,
situate in Fairfield District, on the waters of
Little River, by the Heir at Law of Alexan-
der Douglass, decd, All parties interested
are'notifed to appeaf at The expiration of
three months from this date. to cross. exam
inc the witnesses that may be produced, and
produce testimony in reply.
ISAAC II. MEANS,
1yE,gs vm .lys,y, C. f. +. D.
Commissionor's Gflice.
Winnsboro. s. c.. June 10Th; 1866.
. june 10 tlam3m'
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Markets.

X New foRi1, July 19.--Cotton steady and
unchanged sales Of 1000 bales, Gold
- ,. Fleur declining Southern Sl515.
Wheat dull. Pork heavy, quoted at $8l 90.
Lard dull. Sugar -7Stuart's lI@ls. Cof-
ee'closed buoyant. "8f m
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1866.

VOICE FROM THE FAR WEST
Speaking Of "CosTAR's'' Rat, Roach, Ant
&C., Extermiuator -T-.nore grain and pro
visions, are destroyed annually in Gran
County by vernrih, than would pay for tons
of this Rat arid insect Killer. Il Lancaster,
Wis, Heraid. 'a'"fe
ptAs. Sec "Cos STAR s 'advcrtiser:en, above
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CONSISTING IN PART OF

CoNSISTlNG IN PART OF
HAND SAWS, Planes, Augcrs, Chisels,
IL Files of several kinds, Screws, Hinges,
Screw Drivers, Door and Pad Locks, Draw,
ing Knives, Steel and Iron Squares, Com,
passes, fine Cutlery
Garden Trowels, Hoes and Forks. Per-
cussion Caps, Colts Cartridges, Faucets and
Molasses Gates and Porcelain lined Sauce
Pans and Preserving Kettles. tT
ALSO, fn +.
Shoe Thread. Wrapping Twine, Plow Lines,
Well Rope, Shot.
A fresh supply Of emotions" rs Tuck Combs,
Dressing Combs, Tooth Brushes, Vest and
Coat Buttons, Ladies Belts, Ladies' Hose
Ladies' Collars, Port Monnaics, Lin en-
Braids and Tapes Elastic Braid, &C., &c.
June Soft
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MARKETS,
by telegraph

CINCISSATi, April 80.
Flour and Wheat quist but prices unchanged
superfne IS 25@s 65; Extra 50 2591O 90; Fam
lily $40 50al2 80; Fancy Sl29l4
Wheat unchanged; No. Red 50 30: No. 2, 50 50
1922 Is; old Red 50 5092 go.
Corn less frmer; mixed 5se in elevator; Csc in
sacks.
Oats in large supply and the market irmer, at
4sa4Gc for No. 2 and No. l.
Whisky unchanged, % in bond.
Rye S5c.
Provisions dull and buyers Withdrawn from the
market.
Mess Pork held S2s 90.
Bulk Meats IL, lac, and 10 for Shoulders,
Sides and clear Sides
Bacon Shoulders 1880, 1870 for Sides Bulk
Hams sold ct 1915, but was held st TIC g. the
close.
Lard sold at zoe, but held at q.
Cotton firm at 2Ta2sc.
Linseed Oil 81 so.
Butter Scarce at 4sa5Oc.
Gold closed ct I2754.
NEw ORLEANS, April 80.
Cotton recovered cents of previous decline
sales 1900 bales to-day; receipts 1882; low middling
Sss34c.
Sugar, fair to fully fair ls114al414c.
Moasses nominal.
Flour firm; superins IS 70.
Mess Pork S3l 90.
B2con Shoulders 1879 clasr Sides Is1zc.
Gold 2s15: FreIghts unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, April 30.
Leaf tobacco steady Gales 10 hhds, st s. to S24.
Mess Pork firm al SIS IS.
Lard 20c In herces; &c in kegs
Bacon shoulders Iacs clear % lea ITsEe.
Flour, supersne 81 60sT5.
Red Wheat So 90,
Corn, mixed and white IS to re.
Cottoa 27a29c.
Oats acc, bulk.
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The Union.

We take this occasion 10 return thanks 20
ibe public for the patronage which has
been extended to the UxIoS, notwithstand-
inc the dullness Of the season and the gen
eral uncertainty relative TO business mat
tsrs which has existed for some time. We
have, on every available occasion, stood by
the interests Of the city and we still refer
10 the past as guarantee Of our future
course. We are aware that a well con
Quoted public journal is essential to the de-
velopment Of the material resources Of both
city and country; and such a journal the
UNION has been and will continue to be.
We shall spare no exertions in making
our paper interesting, both in regard 10
strictly news matter and political discus
ATOMS; while the local viii be kept up as II
has besn for some time, as an especial
feature.
As the material development OF the State
is question Of vast Importance, we shall
endeavor 10 always present to our readers
clear and concise view Of its progress, we
hope to be able, thereby, to aid in bringing
capital into the State for money and en-
ergy alone is needed to render Tennessee
the equal Of Ohio aud Illinois, which have,
within the last decade, made such rapid
progress in wealth, and become well nigh
empires in themselves.
Assured Of the confidence and support Of
both the reading and advertising com
munity, we can well afford to renew and
redoulle our exertions in the editorial and
business management Of the UNION and
again we say that nothing which will con-
trib ute to its usefulness viii be omitted in
the future.
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City COuncil---Meeting Yesterday.
A special meeting Of both Boards Of th,
City City Council was held yesterday, fol
the purpose Of pelitioning the Legislator,
to pass bill authorizing the City Council
70 issue bonds for the improvement Of the
streets, the laying down Of water pipes, etc
The Boards Immediately resolved them
selves into committee, and the bill which
1t was designed should pass the Legislature
was read. 1t provides:
/. That the city shall be authorized to
issue, Immediately, bonds to the amount OF
500, 900, having from Is to 80 years 10 run,
to pay for Improvements already made aud
contracted for.
2.-That vote Of the citizens shall be
taken on the proposition to issue an addi-
tional loan of $500, 900, and if the PROPOSE
ton is endorsed on popular vote, then it
shall be applied as follows:
I.-sl5O,OOo shall be appropriated to the
improvement Of the 9TH, sth, 9th and 10th
wards.
The sum OF $4,000 70 be apprOpria-
ated TO the general improvement Of the city
at large.
Mr.. Creighton moved to insert the 4th
ward in the above special list, but the pro-
position was voted down.
Others members approved. the clause ma
king especial appropriations, but advocated
the principle that the manner and place of
expanding all the money shall be left to the
City Council but these objections, too, were
voted down, and a resolution, asking the
Legislature 10 pass the bill as originally
read, was adopted by the following vote
Ayes-Thompson, Chiffon, Brodie, Klooz.
Nolen, Robertson, Ambrose, Jenkins, Bril-
en-, Horn, Haley, Lellyett, Jones, Harsh,
Cotton, McGOvern-l6.
NOes-Kinney, Creighton, Hughes, Has
lam.
Adjourned.
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A contributor to the Boston Adver.
tiser gives the following as his expert.
ence with the nightmare:
In early life l suffered much from
nightmare. At one time l had repeat
ed dreams of falling from the roof of 8
very high house to the ground They
caused me great distress and annoy
ance. l cannot tell what induced ME
at so early period of life, to hit upon
the expedient, but l tried to impress
upon my mind the conviction that this
falling was but a dream There is nc
doubt that by strong exertion of the
will when awake we may modify the
dreams and conditions of sleep. Thus,
upon the return of my dreaded dreams,
it occurred to me while falling that it
was but a dream, and was relieved Of
much of the distress usually attending
it After one or two reflections, when
the conviction that I was dreaming
was almost simultaneously with the
first impression that l was falling,
was never more troubled with night
mare, or any dreams of 3 similar char
acter.
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SELF Ahnsa.

This vice, which il never praetieed in
the presence Of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin Of thousands of the noblesk
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue TO eloqnence or pen to song,
L has destroyed health blasted the consti.
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim e
8 living skeleton Nor are these its fnsl
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins ef reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this affection, call on
DR.. Coleman, No. 6 North Cherry street..
or address him BY letter, Box 500, Nash
vile, Tenn. feb16-H
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R.crs.-YesterdaY ~ 80 dar for tht

RAoEs.-Yesterday was a bad day for the
races, but the time made was good. There
were three entries as follows:
Oliver Towles entered Harry Of the West
BY Lexington, dam Laura, by imported Le-
viathan.
Ebb. Deming entered bay colt Jookrisse
by Vandal, dam Traveller.
T. G. Moore entered gray gelding Mike
Edwards, by Cracker, dam sallie Ward.
The runs were two miles each, Harry Of
the West coming cut winner in two straight
heats, she time being S:5O5[ and S,541[.
Mr.. Moore paid forfeit, and withdrew
"Mike Edwards" so that the race was be-
tween the other two.
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CASE OF DICK MCCAIN.
letter from General Grant.

The following letter from General Grant
we are permitted TO copy:
WAsHHGToS, D. c., April 10, 1866.
Massrs. CAN, Roddie and McCann:
GExrs I am directed by General Grant
10 say 70 you that yours Of the 18th came
duly 10 hand, and he Immediately forward
ed It 70 the Secretary OF War, with the recon-
mendation that the petitioners be released
o. parole, and II, upon investigation, il was
ascertained that they had been guilty Of
any act not cognizable by the rules OF civil
lied warfare, tnat they be tried by United
States Court, and not by State court.
(Signed) J. S. BADIow,
Bvt. Col. and Mi. Sec.
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The regular meeting Of the Chamber o.
Commerce was held yesterday, at which
the following business was transacted.
The Committee on flour inspecting was
granted further time TO report.
On motion Of Mr.. Mccain, Thos. B. Sam
pie, Robt. Thompson and Robt. Weakly
were appointed a Committee TO find out
whether an arrangement could not be made
by which dutable goods might be brought
here, and bonded-the duties to be PaiG
when taken out Of the warehouse.
Adjourned.
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The citizens of South Danvers, Mass,
have initiated measures for welcoming
home George Peabody, who is a native
Of the town. A committee was chosen
TO meet Mr.. Peabody on his arrival at
New York, and another committee of
twenty-five was selected to complete
and arrange the home reception pro
gremme.
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AILTONIAN TABLEAux. - This wonderful
painting, which has been the admiration
Of all lovers of art, whenever exhibited,
vii be shown at the Masonic Temple during
several afternoons and evenings this week,
commencing tonight at half-past seven
o'clock. We have seen the tableaux, on
several occasions, and can truly state that
Il 70 Ole OF the most wonderful works Of
pf0aueei during the present age. 1t
deserves, and we trust it will receive the
Patronage Of the community.
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suicide at the broadway varieties.
A Man Deliberately shoots HimseIf.

At about half past ten o'clock, young
man from Williamson county, named James
Wood, who kept bar for Mr.. Shy, on Church
street, near Vine, deliberately shot himself
in the head, with sharP'S four-barreled
pistol. lie snapped two cartridges, before
he accomplished the deed.
He was about 20 or Is years Of age but
we did not ascertain whether or not he
leaves q family. No cause is known, for
the rash deed. The act was one Of the most
deliberate Of which we ever heard. He
died IN five minutes.
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TIE TURN VEREIE.-The Turner's of this
city had pleasant reunion last night, and
enjoyed themselves after the usual manner,
amateur dramatic performance, singing,
dancing, &c. Everything passed Off pleas
antly and to the satisfaction Of all con-
csyned. The Germans have a model method
Of mingling pleasure with intellectual cul-
ture, and We cannot but commend their ex-
ample to their American fellow-citizens.
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The Most Perfect Iron Tonic.

II EGkMAN'5 Ferrsted Elixir Of Bark, or Elizn
II OF Caiisays Bark, With PyTophoFphste Ct Iron
Prepared by HEGEMAN 3 CO., Chemists and
Druggists, New York
PYRoPHo5PHATE OF IRON vas introduced By
z. Robqnet Or PARIS, in 1858, and received isFoTa
bic notice rom the French Academy; il Is eas }
assimlated, and not decomposed in the stomach By
food or tne gastric JUICE; it is a prompt, efficient
tonic, combining the effects Of Phosphorus and
Iron, and g Dos stimulating or Irritant.
Our FERRAFkD ELIXIR OF BARK is 4 pleas
ant Cordla, possessing the valuable properties o.
CaIisaya Bark and contains eiott grains Of the Py-
rophosphs'e Of Iron n each fluid ounce; and in al
cases, where mud and ef6cscious Iron TOME i
desired, VII De found a most valuable preparation
senples Iurnlsnea % Physicians on application
PURE VACCINE CRU5T5. selected from healthy
country children, warranted reliable.
HE6EAAh y cos Cordial Eiixir CalisAya Bark.
Alnm and klno Lozenges and Chlorate Potash Lo-
zengss. All the above sold BY Druggists.
AZ HEGEMAH d Co,
marT 6n Ooemista and Druggists. New York.
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Adjourne

BRIDGES REPAIRED. We are happy TO
learn that through the untiring energy of
the managers Of the Nashville and Decatur
Railroad, the three bridges across Richland
creek, destroyed by the recent food, have
all been repaired, and that trains will run
regularly from and after to day. This will
be good news to the business and travelling
community.
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Persons residing in and about the city Of
Nashville, and those from q distance, who
may be afflicted with any private disease,
are particularly requested to read the ad-
vertisement given in this paper, Of Dr.
Kings DisPeRsary, No. 3 Deaderiek street.
Aprill2-tf.
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Foreign Markets.

tDJ ANaNaIHpl-I
New YosK, April 80
The Commercials Europeau adVices Of the I7th
are As folloss: The Liverpool cotton market saes
of the 10th and 17ih amounted TO 2, 400 bales, in.
GLIDING 5000 70 spectators and exOorters. Tbs
market was firm with sn upward tendency and an
advance Of Id per 10 for middhog. Uplsnds quoted
shout l5d Manchester market dui and Irregular
BREADsTUTTB-Fious hrmer and advanced Cd
wheat hrmeT, and advanced ld92d; corn firm with
q slight advance.
PEOvIsIoNs-Beef dull; pork steady; bacon easier;
butter Inact. We and dull
Spirits turpeatine steady al 4s95Os. American
rosln quiet and stesdy-
LONDON, April i7-evening.
Cousols closed at s51<65IS for money
AAERICAs SEcuRTIEs-United States 5-20's, 6s5< a
6914; Eue 525<G53.
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A very large Spring Stock of the latest
patterns Of Val Paper aud Windo,o Shades.
comprising all styles and qualities, in store
ana Tor sale by MERRITT & HILL,
Il Church street, Mayfeld Building.
mhe-u Opposite Maxwell Hotel.
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HNfrED s1~s"s UouRT.-The testimony IL
the case Of MontandOn, and others, charged
with defrauding the Government. and
which has been in progress several DAYS,
was concluded yesterday, and the argu
ment commenced. The case will probably
be ready for the jury to-day.
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LIKE "QUAEERs' GUNs."-Artifcial teeth
are oil little use and easily detected. Take
care OF the real ones. All you need is fra
grant Sozodont; use it daily and your teeth
VIII be the last Of natures gifts 10 fail you.
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CIRcUs.-The circus viii be here to-day
and lovers offun should not fail TO be pres
eaI Il viii exhibit on the corner Of Unior
and Summer streets.