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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AYERS SARSAPARILLA

!" ! :. !. :: !: !: : :: !:
II N Is concentrated extract of the choice root,
30 combined with other substances of still
greater Alternative power as afford efec-
#H JtuaI antidote diseases Sarsaparila is repu
AaE~ ted TO cure. Such q remedy is surely wanted
by those who suffer from Strenuous
plants which viii accomplish their must
prove this has service this large class Of
afflicted follow citizens How completely this compound
Will do it has been by experiment Of the worst
cases to be found n following complaints:
S,rofula scrofulous svcIings and Sores SEiH Diseases
Pimpes Pustues Botches EruptIons, AHthony Fire.
Rose or Eryspelas Rheum, Scad Head, Ring
worm, &c.
Syphilis Vrsr.ag Dsss. expelled from tho system by
the prolonged Of this S,RsspEILA and the patient Is
left in comparative health.
Fs2s Diseases by Ssrofua in the blood and
ofte. soon cured by this E1rEAcr CT sAESAp,EIIt,.
Do discard this invaluable medicine because You have
been imposed upon by something pretending TO BE- Sarspara
while you used AyER'then, and
ute particulars of the diseases it refer to Ayers
American Almanac which the agent below named will urnish
gratis to lll who call for it.
AYERS CATHARrrC PIIs for thc Of C5stiycnyss,
Jaunde Dyspepsia, Indigestion DyscntsEy Foul Stomach
Headache Piles he.matism Heartburn arising from psor-
dered Stomach PAIN Morbid Inacton the Bowels Fatu
cncy Loss Of Appetite Liver Complaint DrOPsy, WORMS
Govt, Neuralgia, and for Dinner Pill
They sugar that the sensitive take
them pleasantly and they the best Apeen in the world
for all the purposes Of family physic.
Prepared by J. c. AVER CO., Lowell, Mass, AMI sold by
Druggists and Dealers everywhere in Knoxville at wholesale
and retail by E J. SANFORD & co. mayl-em
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A Crown Of Glory.
Every man, woman child who has used
SterIing'S AmbrOSia

Every man, woman child who has used
SterIing'S AmbrOsia
is willing recommend it. Three years Of rapidly in
creaSirg sale have made the Ambrosa famous all over
the world.
IT Is WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
1t cures Itching OF the Head.
1t Makes New Hair Grow Bald Heads.
1t Prevents the Hair from Falling Out.
1t Renders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
Cleases the Scalp. Cools the Heated Brow Removes
Dandruf. Cures Nervous Headache Cures Badness.
ENSURES Luxurlant Locks. Inclines Hair to Curl Su-
persedes Wigs Kills Hair Eaters Good effect apPa-
rant at once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
the Ambrosia win suit you to I. Elegantly put up
Deicatey Perfuned Pstronized by Opera Singers and
Actresses Sold in splendid boxes Orearons, containing
large bottles No. for morning-NO. for evening
THERE Is NO MISTAKE ABOUT 1T,
STERLING's AMBRosIA is the best, most agreeable
and effective toilet article in the world. To prove this
Try carton
Sold by Druggists.
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mARRIEB.

In rsenovil.a GU the 10th inst BY McCorks Col
G. n BAsCoM A. A. G., Private Secretary Gov Cor
Of ohio) TO Miss CARY E. JONES, Of Hampton, Va.
In this city, 18th It me 5ssdsncso Of the brd.
by Rev Mccorcls Mr. W. T. JONES, Of rseueviIle
70 Mrs. n. E. PLuMBLEE, Of Knoxville.
In Greensys on tho 18th Of Nay, By Gov Brownloz NJ
R. ]. CREsw ELL and Aiss ELEM Z. FLETCHER both Of
Knoxville,
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cHANCERY coURP-JAMEsToWN

Anderson inch Administrator Of James Miller ds-asad
William Bartlest0n e ais.
THE DEFENDANT, WN BARTLEsToE,
= being nonresident Of the State, charged in ths cit
II Is ordered publication Be- made for four sucSs
weeks in Brownows Whig notifying said defendant ap-
near before the ChancCry Court at Jamestown tho sscoA5
Monday in ctOr next then and there dsfsnss
10 the bill or the viii b taken for for
bearing ex parto as him Also notifying all persons that
thew are cuioned desrained from insttutn or
inc suits against laid Finch. such Administrator
MAY %, 1855. itpl1 b. U. BOWDEN, c. 4 n.
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

Young and maidens hearken to facts not fables
The of Mrs Winsows preparations your families will
promote health beauty comfort and happiness Read the
advertisement of Mrs Winslow Mystic Pills, and Queen
Hair Restorer in another column of this paper then buy
and be convinced that Sold by all
druggists. may2-1m
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COLGATE,S HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated toilet Soap such universal demand
is made from tho choicest materials, is mild and
emollient in its nature, fragrantly scented,
and extremely bcneficiaI action upon the skim
For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers b9y
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- executed 20 me- the 9th day OF March, lso5, By
stephen A. Dawson If a. ;. Ill., Will sell pub
lie sale AZ the court Knoxville Monday hf
day June, 1906 hall 70 Ies lot No ~
shepard Max~elIs Addition 10 knoxville Broad street.,
Grey Oemery. Also, all the right tL interest u
s.ld Dawson, aud % los M. 81 a. stgilIn
g. Terms Cash.
mayz3;I L. 3. SANFORD, Trustee.
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"The ChaplainCy."

In our issue last week we contradicted the posi-
tive assertion of +. s. htiSkeU tina. Gov. Brownlo0
had received p y as Chaplain in the Union army.
As proof of the falsty OF the charge, we publish
the following letter. Further comment is unneces-
sary:
NASHVILLE, May 10, 1866.
Col j. B. Brolonlo,g, Editor KnoruiLLe Wig:
DEAR SIR:-Htving just read an article in your
paper about Governor Brownlow's "Chapaincy |
hereto add my knowledge of the subject: When
Gov BrownlOw came first to Ohio after his release,
he was formally invited to the capital by the Gov
ernor and legislature and after his formal and en-
thusiastic sgeLcome, he unexpectedly presented
with commission by Gov. Tod at the request of Col
Lew. D. Campbell, and the other officers ofthe 69th
Ohio Volunteers, with commission rs Chaplain oil
said regiment, which appointment, made under such
aatterng auspices, and so enthusiastically received
by the immense audience, could not have been we'll
declined, if the appointee have desired
Soon afterward l paid the regiment and had Gov.
Brownlow applied for his pay, as 1 expected he
would he would have received it like the other oth-
GERS, as he equally entitled TO it. He did not
apply for his pay and never received it, although
he was the legal Chaplain Of the regiment.
Yours truly, HENRY G. WHITNEY,
Late Paymaster, U. S. a.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL ADvICE-Read DR.. Whit
ter's advertisement in another column.
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ACIaCnn Snts
Robert Bruce Pryor Heron.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,

fENaE PLAlNIlFf, YIN AFFlDA VII,
L says the defendant indebted bin, and abscouds
the ordinary process Dc upon him, having
obtained attachment against the Of def
reUrnabls before and the having
property Il ordered by publication
BrOwRUws Wing weeks notifying
Pryor Heron appear before my olce the
Civil District of Campbell county hs 5Uh day June
1866 defend said su the viii b proceeded with
e plrte.
May - 1855 J. J. IARRS, J. ?.
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DIED.

Al his residence in Maryve Of Pneumonia on the 2ntA
ult, at O'clock in fu possession Of his mental
bright hopes Of the future R l. Gates Esq at the ad
yaoced age Of sixty years He has been long and Vorsby
tian. $500
On the TIN OF April at the residence Of father in Whit
field county, Ca, Of Consumption T. j. MINIS Of the "a
Tennessee Cavalry.
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Hon. DANIEL G. TREwHITT, Chancellor OF the
Chattanooga Circuit, has been represented as an op
ponent Of the movement to organize the new State
OF East Tennessee We nave lengthy letter from
Judge Trewhitt correcting this misrepresentation
of his position, and declaring unequvocaly in favor
of the new State movement We are rejoiced to
number among the friends of this sasure SO tried
patriot and able jurist as Chancellor Trewhitt.
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THE BEST CIGAR only Five Gents, at the Chea
Tobacco Store on Cumberland Street.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-HUNqsVILLE.

PETITION DIVORCE
Josiah MarcuE w. Ezira Mtrcum.
IT APPEARING TO THE CLERK
petition flied that the defendant
has permanent place residence aud probably
tncky 10 is ordered that pub caJu Be made in Br0wnlO
Wing for four successive weeks, notify the said Extra
appear before the Judge h Circuit Court BE-
held for the county Scott and house Huntsville
the I'd Monday of August then and there to make dc
Tense said will be taken confessed and
for hearing parts.
Witness r. Pemberton, Clerk Of said court, Office IN
Huntsville, the % Monday Of APRIL 1866.
Nav D lS564ta r. PEMBERTON, Cerk,
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SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS REsrorrpby HELTEoLD,s Elk
BUCHU. may22m
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THE GLORY MAN Is STRESGTH.TherelUTc, tho nervou
BUCUU
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CHANCERY COURT-MARYVILLE.

Thomas Dilsn vs. j. ". J. Nile.
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALE
l. CATIONS Of this bill tha, j. J. Nes Is z non resident
absond that the ordinary process served uguR
him 10 Therefore ordered publication Be
BrUwnUws Wing four successive vecks notifying
appear at the next Term Of the Ch4lCsy court held
Maryvllls1 BOlnt cJuGty, Tennessee, fourth
Monday OF June next, ~ plead, answer deur the
sad bill, or the will b taken confessed aud Sc
for hsarlug paTts s him.
". c. PICkENS, @. 3 u,
May 18th, ls55-pl5 By J.. GODDARD, D. c, & u.
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Andy Harmon vs. Pryor Heron.
,-JIE DIT NTNTIEE ON AEETn A


EHE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT.
says defendant indebted abscJnds
the ordinary OF law be served upon and
having obtained attachment the Of the
ndaut, returned before aad tn having been levied
his prOPsTty Il ordered by that publication DC
in BrovnIows Wing weeks, notify
ing said Pryor Heron appear my Office, the
District Campbell county, tho goth day
June 1866, defend said suit rh9 viii be proceeded
with paEte.
Mary =, 1861 J. j. NARRS, J. P
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MANHOOD YOUTHFUL VIaoE are reg sned by HrL5oID
EXTRACT BUCUU.
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TAkE UNPLEASANT UNstTE' REMEDIES for IN.
pleasant and dangerous diseases Use HELYBoLD ENrRAC1
BUCHU and INFROyED ROSE WASH.
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4 Merited Compliment.

Col. W. B. Stokes recently received from some
friends in Connecticut handsome eigb,t-shooter
Spencer rifle, rs a testimonial Of their esteem for
him personally and politically. Col. Stokes manly
and patriotic course during the campai On in Con
necticut has endeared him to all the tholoug h-gong
Union men of that State, and we are glad to see
that they have not forgotten him. TIE rife, which
was enclosed in a handsome black walnut box, is OF
sporting size and elegant finish. A silver plate on
the stock bears the inscription, To Col. VIM. B.
Stokes, OF Tennessee, from few Of the brethren il
Connecticut April 2, 1866" The present is the
more appropriate as Colonel Stokes regiment were
armed with this formidable weapon during the war
and turned it TO good account against the enemies
Of the country.
Col Stokes East Tennessee constituents are proud
Of him as a representative. He is an honor to the
Union party of Tennessee. Below is u letter from
the Governor of Connecticut, accompanying the
present. with Col Stokes reply:
STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Hartford, May 9th, 1866
Ny Dor Sir Il have the satisfaction of com nit
Ting 10 the charge of Adams Express directed b.
you IN Washington, two boxes. one containing
fine Spencer rife, (calbre A, believe,) and the
other some ammunition. | expected to have the
pleasure OF making this present from my own fund.-
tut the COMPANY, and my friends, Chenry Bros, OF
Hartford, who are large Stockholders therein, will
not let me pay tarlhlng, l must let them b.
partners in the honor OF asking You to accept it
Il token of our esteem for stTHIght-olt Union man,
who has proved sgnaIly his fidelity to his coun-
try and te liberty hope you will hnd that it shoots
well.
/ ordered an octagonal barrel, but they do not
IKE such, and have no machinery suitao for
work And l would have had the stock run the
whole length OF the barrel but if it is carefully
handled II cannot be easily bent
ibid certainly bopeto hear that you in your
scat before this. The whole work fails to 20 US 1t
ought. " e only hope for the best.
Sincerely, your friend, Jos. R. HAwLEY.
Col w g. Stokes, NJ c. Washington, D. G.
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Rev. I. ID. PEARNE, D. D., will preach at Tenn
perance Hall next Sunday morning and evening.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED

DY A THOROUGH PRACTICAL.
MILLER Of is years exl srience first class Mil. a.
Virginia Will invest 81 0 partner required Add res.
r. KERUM
may2S-ItS Room l., Bill House Kusxyip.
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS OF THE
} American sunday School Uniun sale by NJ p Chaplin
Cav Street. Knoxville Fem TAX Of Tbs ehildEen'
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Attachment.

john p H5ok Treasurer Of Maryyis gJ--., 80 Camp
bell Wallace.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
l. says the defcndan; indebted him. that
abscOnds that the ordinary Of law Be serted
upon him, and having obtained original attachment
the the defendant bic before
AmbT5er, Justice Of the Peace BOunt and the
having his property II ordered by said
defendant APPEAR before his office
Maryyille, the 10Th day Of October ths
will BE- proceeded with parte Il is further ordered that
this BE- published for weeks Brown
lows Wing.
Mayz3-i: JOSEPH AUBEISTER J. P
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- repaired and refurnishcd furniture, &C. the
above
WATERING PLACE."
Will hs the Ist Of June for the reception
visitors wOad respectfully recommend its friends
and all 9th search of health comfort and pleasure
Our gardens vineyards and orchard tine condition.
We have SULPHER, CHABYBEATE, LIMESTONE, SOFT
and ORDINARY DRINKING WATERS. he medical prop
rites and the beus dsrt Ell from thr use, we'll
known TO require rscaptula alton here.
Families be accommodated with Gothic Cottages that
surround the Lawn
The scenery is anc and varied such possess
powerful Charm for the OF the beautiful
and grand in nature and tn attraction
both the Invalid and pleasure Seeker.
Customary aInusersents, such
Dancing, Billiards, Bowling, &C.,
will be conducted objectionable to mos,
quiet visitor Regular daily mail coaches leave
KNOXVILLE
every morning end parties special conveyance
from
LOUDON.
The prOpristoTs will mako every to protect
guests from exOTbittut charges in every direction.
HB Our beds and bedding and first quality aG
Our terms Of board VIII be very reasonable, and liberal
engagements will be made for families wishing spend
For further particulars enquire Of
;. L. KING Atlanta, Ga,
OF, J. c. FLANDERS & Co,
may-3tf AonLVale Springs, via Knoxville Tenn.
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me state Bonds.

The following circular win explain itself and at
the same time refute the ISLANDERS of therebe papers
of Nashville: 49,
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WATERING PLACE"

T G. FLANDERS i CO., HAVING
- repaired and refurnhcd with new furniture &c. the
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Attachment.

NELSON FOx, Revenue Collector.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
q

: JOSEPH AuBEIsTEB, J.P.
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is willing recommend it. Three years Of rapidly L
creasirg sale have made the Ambrosia famous all oy
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK Msrch 20.
Cleared,

shin Webster, Nofi, Liverpool spoford Tleston Co.
Blrk avistocs tBrl, Tate, London Ihos Durham.
Bark GleugaI BIB Mocher Cape Town, l. q. H. lido
DeWolf Co.
Bark Josie Nicholas. Nicholas, sasua. n: P Bnci Co.
Bark 4. w. Gnifths Orb DFunmond, Zszs, }. r. ward
& Co.
Brig Chas Albert (Brl, Hardy, Falmouth, Jam, Brett Sou
& Co.
Brg Argo Otsl) Espositl Greenock Slocovich Smith.
Brig Hedley Ncafs (Br) Downey CaIdenss J. l.. HHd
Go.
Brig Alice Franklin (Br.l. Brown. Havana, sturges Co.
Brig Irene Dyer. Wilmington. n. C.. Brett, Son Go.
Brig J. F. Titus tBT.b, Smith, Black River jam
Schr +. A. Bailey, Freeman, Savannah, brown ander
bit.
schr Annie Shepard Bowdi.ch, Newbem, " C, Murray,
Ferris Co - 80
Schr J. ". Webster Mcyey, Cork for Osiers }. " II
well Go.
Nstable SON.
schr w H. Morse, Kent, Indianols and Lsyaccs. y L.
HcCresdy 60.
schr Camilla, Clark, E.labethport, J. Boyniol' Son
Schr Amanda Powers Bullock Fall River j. Y. H.yi.snd
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MEETING OF THE AMERICAN INsTITUTE.-A
special meeting will be held this evening at the rooms
in the Cooper Institute building for the purpose OF
tinung the discussion on the new code Of by.lawst
Several meetings have already been held and much
interest has been excited in relation to this very i'm
portant matter Many improvements have been intro.
duced. and system Of classification upon scientific
principles has been proposed Among the propositions
that will be considered this evening viii be the follow
ing viz book Of record shall be kept for the in
specton Of any member of the Institute AZ anv time
during business hours of the day in which the OF
every person who has been paying or duly elected
honorary member shall be inscribed, with signs indi-
eating the time OF their admission whether life mem
ber dead active paying members at the present.
tme and all future members upon paying their iniias
tory fees shall be entered"
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heating, ard TO ascertain definitely

upon precise plan OF heating ard 10 ascertain
from competent and responsible parties. the probable cost
Third have made these inquiries and find there are
two plans in for heating by by means of what
called heated CHAMBERS" and tie other BY pipes intro
duced through the building from which the heat Is directx
adaed The former is most expensive and is considered
the best Either plan would involve the necessity of extend
ye cutting through the thick interior walls Of the building
The expense by heated chambers would not exceed upo
liberal estimate, $4,000; by the other mode il wo,d
upon ' ''~
Fourth An appropriation Of $500 therefor and an In.
crease OF the tax levy 10 that is wholly
and while regret the necessity Of opposing my will 70 that
Oh he Common Council cannot give my approval TO eso-
luton which unnecessarily increases levy by tho
appropriation OF more money than necessary 10 accomph
what the public interests demand.
run would also urge upon you the consideration OF the
TACT that upon the completion Of the Court House the oc
cupans OF many OF the in the City Hall will be tsnss
ferred to that building. These will then need altera.
lions 10 adapt them 70 their and then will be the
time " ever TO do the work which the resolution now re.
turned conempaes II without doubt be done then with
much greater economy and with less disturbance Of the PUBLIC
business. JOHN T. HOFFMAN, Mayor.
resolution was adopted empowering the Controller
to issue stock to the amount OF S7 900 to erect market
in the Eighteenth Ward
The resolution Of the Aldermen, giving lots on
Seventy between Third and Fourth.ayes, as
site for building for the Patriot Orphan Home, was
cOncurred in
resolution passed to increase the pay Of the
cartmen for the public markets TO 81 per day.
The Board then adjourned.
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ANTi.GAs MONOPOLY MEETaNG.
A Prsiesf Against Defective Meters snd
Peer Gns--The Aliases Complained OF
nv lnusuusers

The Gas Consumers Protective Association ~
this city. held meeting in tie Han; corner OF Broad
way and Twenty last evening, TO hear tie re-
port OF COMMITTEE on orgsnizstiou and transact othor
business The objects OF the Associations are To secure
to the citizens Of this ciiya regular supply Of SUPER
quality OF gas for fair price. by establishing stand
ard 20 the qualt of gas TO anaze aud expose the
inferior quality OF urnishcd 10 prevent over.
measurement and eIorb,snt charges for gas and mo
ters; 10 bring gas corporations under legislative regula
tons, similar io other corporations; ANA 10 limit the
prce Of gas not To create or allow dividends on
be aci aB cash stock of more than ~ per cent.
On the recon me ndGtion II the Committee the follow
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1RorsLE AMONG THE MUSICIANS. Quite u
Ia ge meeting Of musicians occurred IN Dramaic Hall
Houston. st. on Friday last preliminary to the iorna'
ton Of y society Union. for protective and bcneyo-
lent objects; such organization 10 be composed OF
musicians not members Of the Mutual Musical iio'
tccye Union while in several important respects the
new society will he anagonstic to thnt body mert'
ing is to he held Friday next, az which inc
new Union will undoubtedly be formed. We
understand that II Is proposed nv the commit
tee having IN charge the araltlng Of - code
Of regulations Tor that purpose, That me
neu society will be called the Orchestral Union
IL will commence It's existence with probably bot less
Ihan 100 members. among whom arc some OF the best
artists In the city. snd the board Of officers to be
proposed by the Committee will include the name Of
Henry Apply for President, Louis Schneider and John
T. King Vice Presidents. David l.. Graham Secretary.
~ X. Eo sford Treasurer and an Executive COMMITTEE
composed Of the leaders of the several orcbcsias and
bands Of Inc city. majority OF whose members
are IA sympathy with the objects q! he movement.
which viii include Messrs. l.. Mocnhauer ". B. bod
worth Thomas Baker, Robert Stocpel aud several
other eminent musical names IL Is believed that with
the Two musical Unions in ull operation there may be
rather competitive Efforts during the ensuing Summer
Tor the dcccaon OF the pnblic and music has now
become an important element almost all occasions
where amusement II sought Of course tho public has
n considerable interest IN Tie ttue.
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No GRANGE OF CARS FROM NEw-YoRK TO
CNonNaTI.-The managers OF the Atlantic and Great
Western Railway have put sleeping cars on their night
express trains which run through from NewYork 10
Cincinnat--sn inestimable comfort TO families and
ladies travelling without escort In connection with the
Erie the Atlantic and reat Western is Of the most
desirable pleasant routes from the Metropolis TO
the North Wei snJ South, afoIdng some peculiar and
nne.lll'ed comforts 10 uGsseDgsT,
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun Res...552 Sun Sets.....6.l9 Moon Rises....1.k
WATER
Sandy Hook. 45i Gov. Island. $3.50 Hell Gste..... ll9
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Disaster.

sehr Thomas tof wYorkl, Cupt. w. H. Rider.
baltimore New with a of coal sprang sleaf-
ashore with four feet OF water ia her bold
Berlin Beach 2lst inst Tie vessel went TO pieces
few hours afteT striking The saved with ioss o.
their effects.