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And entered - he name OF The ke9tgskY BOURBON
payment Of the duties on 6Oi6 J6 proof gallons distilled
spirits, and 90 per centum thereto due the United
States under section g. act March 2 1867, In satsfac
ton Of an uneaneelled bond dated August 30, 1857,
given BY Y. rink hAm, rs principal Tor the with
Of lie bbls containing 6Oid o. proof gallons distilled
spirits for rectineaton, and said 55 bbls spirits will
" yesey street. TUESDAY, January II. 1865, at Ii
rvs " 'I' '''A'" " '' !. p BAILEY,
ia9-dtd Collector
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WRSeEIS2e PAPER FOR SALE AT This
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OFFICE ASbEnsoSvILLE AND MApIxrrA NArIosALI
H.. AxD.hsOxynLE. o., December Is, 'isas
ey Ssss S:lS:
NE ., '','s ,. articles 5stTss 49,
and ons n .sua feet o 81.
S:s SD sss s s.s $ M. e & :sSS;
pine poplar o. cypress. from Che saw % b delivered
sSus,y dsis
be required by the 0''s SR IL cfss''s',
m Bas e ssFs 99St s e. or:
hundred thousand C0.0ool Or morei TO be delivered
70 begin one month ai,sf dale q oostraet, and 10
continued IN such numbers Us may be required from
About Ave hundred thousand tao9 oOO perehes Of
Ind sssS sS NJ. . asysIsd I, az csmstsIy
the Stone must 'ee0mD,%Ryo S tSs bid
6 aiP sss aaa RsI
Ths United States reserves the right to reject any
sS.i.stS,y evidence Of loyalty to tho United States
BIZ "a y .SSas VIII & Ss SYSnsS 4 Y
iaieleod In charge National Cemetery.
NOTICE TO GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES,
HnApGrARrEIA THInp MInrAnr DIsrRIcr !
CHEZ ou.HJnhhAtnsIEs's o,SigH.
AL persons and ~ WIDOW p PC sl h hsil; Of per-
sons WHO were employed In the United States Military
Railroad Department In Alabama and Georgia, In the
present their claims 70 either 81 the following named
0s hsans
aeS when correct they will forward them through This
Rent; Lieut., H. J. Parnsworth, . sab Infantry and
pspot 3pAT Ssa Atlanta, ca. Lieut. L. Z.
koiae, Ga; Lieut., y, b. Savage, Esd Infantry, aud
i; A QpArternastor, Huntsville, Ala.
By order Of the Quartermaster General.
.. X, BAXTON
dees,sw Nv" " CHEZ .. Y. ia III. Biz.
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~ ~ EEwSA RRkyssuS
"a, SSiSe L hereby given that have aistraipsd upon
Bonded waTshoass Of OiSoH i Co. No. % Broadway,
800 bbls. X, p. C. ..
100 do. r.
90 DO Oh
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aatiuual Rfpublifau.

TIE Iscoxs Tax OF EsaLASp AND How IT Is
CoLLncTsD The London correspondent Of the
Chicago TSibnns gives an interesting account
Of the operation Of the income tar Of Busland
The increase Of penny on the pound In the
Income tax Will press very heavily upon largo
class Of the English people. The painful part
OF the business 10 that those who oan least
afford to pay II are those from whom the utter.
most farthing is enacted. An account Of the
mode In which this unpopular though extremely
useful impost Is levied In this country will show
how this occurs. Each year every employer Of
labor whether In factory, wsrshouss, once
or shop, or on an estate. rscsives form on
which he has, under threat Of large penalties,
to write the names Of the individuals In his
employ, or who are In the receipt Of wages or
saiary amounting TO one hundred pounds ster-
ling year. He does not ststs himself the
exact amount each individual receives, but
merely supplies his name and address. The per.
collector OF his district, and 10 called upon In
turn to give the amount Of bis income, signing
solemn asservation Of the truth Of bis report.
Herein lies the inequality Of the tax. The
poor fellow, Just within the iron circle. who
gets his two pounds . week and nothing more,
must pay I've ponce 10 every pound Of his earn.
ings. He has no chance Of escaping with the
shadow of . sixpsnos. Thousands upon thou.
sands Of nrtisane, Who have to support, II may
b, expensive families in towns where rents and
living are dear. are all docked 10 the last penny
Of their income tax. But how 10 II with men Of
larger incomes-whosc gains are derived from .
variety Of sources' With stookbrokers, with
keepers? They are bound BY their honor alone,
and there is evidence enough to show that pro-
fuse amount Of lying Is compatible with their
notions Of honor.
Tho practice Is TO keep the incomes strictly
secret: The commissioners sre sworn to sscrs,y.
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PuILADELPnIAh CIV XI Z .llSSsN. AND BALri.

PuILADEIPnIAab k MI kspfRSSS. AND bALTl'
... TINE TABLE.
Commsncing MONDAY, April l0sh, 1854
Train. foy baltimore and Washington leave Phila-
ass, N. Express Mondays excepted 1, Il. " a. m,
Enprcss' LOO p. m, Express; and III ,, m. Ex'
Way Nail Train for Baltimore MaBam.
Leave Bsitimore T. d a m, Way Mali; b % a m.
E.Pt,s.i liz >. m. Krprcss: as .. m. Espcss,
Lesys Phil.dslpS. ior baltimore and w..Aihs,on
i::s: B:Is sss (. EEi!l.$.,sh!. asyg M
1867 prsssr2G1sHHssEI. aour. 1867
TO THE SoRrE sfhisa f sSERbtAfsE ALP SOUTHWEST
On and amor MAY aah. 1867 trains will run IS fol.
w''Ats'''n .,ssn m: BALTIMORE ,hSSSnr
THE GREAT DoUBLB-rRAcK ROUTE.
and Gar. Vii. PROVEN sSS ssv ans
%.: sa %
THREE DAy T BEs tt TIM E " Fin NORTH
IT hseSsh from Baltimore 70 ROCHESTER, and PITTS
SoTr S "a =, Sf yRRfn all changes In UNION DE-
T,ss..s ~ a.: route s,a be procured q. tho once
Ession,l Hotel. where roliabls Information viii be
PAssenscg proeurIns ehets at thi. etce can secure
SsisS " Si n . kR fs,S
D. ..... Corner Sixth st. a1S Penn Pray, Hyep%Sec
I'd. 8. YOUNG. General Passenger Agent, =. "
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Attorneys.

MILTON J. sAFFoLD.
NJ VoRuERLr OF MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA
ATTORNEY AND CoUNsELoR-AT-LAw,
WASHINGTON, D. c.
once: No. as d street, opposite the City Hall,
Will R FRA NiEi IN THE syrs aHIG COURT
'IAA I'M A5 RiS HHS ss4S Ss OF
Aw OFT CE.
yrsrxrAHs 5. BtAcr. . .
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onee' s Fourteenth 'tFss directly opposite WILLARD
n. hrToRkssss9S' AND coussELLoR-Ar-LAw.
AND
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
''0Fs he 81 p si Sa1 y cs sHa 81 in
opricE: NO. s. LOUISIANA AyExuE, xrAR coRxER OF
sixth STREET.
Ds.ai viii, Power. q Attorney. Iasdisra and pf Ton
: ~ Psr,isalai At nruslvcn to the Collection Of
J;Uk 1888! FOR 1857
Those who wish to takea
COOP RELIGIOUS PAPER
For the New Year should subscribe for
THE ADVANCE
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A zYQosi.THREg nA0YIPICENTLY ILLUS.
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sent free on receipt Of cents, by addressing the
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Be done tho amount qlAity and description Of zach
gsT rs ia; aGSsfifY WhsTRb SoR THE
CLASS No. L-PAPzR.
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ssS so ss. sSaDa.
Inca Is. . Rsl:: % Ps. as. plain. faint
g. sr.sss best dOasi: s cap paper. plain. per
g. 10 re.n: note paper. gilt. large size. per
!. Dream. note paper. plain. large ki,e. per
8. 10 re.n. note paper. gilt. small size. por
0. Dreams note paper. plain. small size. per
TO- 100 rcsm: envelope paper. yellow or buff.
SS:::s:s sas:. ss.s sss. ,s,s ~
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long isAii s very e. ;H Sss
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ann ,s sas ~ , ~ * 81 inches Per hundred
IL 100 small slis while note adhesive envelopes.
IS 1000 l.Ss. nc white no.o adhesive envelopes.
per hundred
ID 5000 Letter ;;iis white adhesive envelopes. psr
Class ST., sG a,Rss "a ts as g.. n.,,
n. % gross metallic pens. Of other manufacture.
81 s Ss::. ::;i: " ZEN. per Per ss.on
z SS,sn pS.SSSiasT, s.:SSIied, per dozen,
%. 10 dozen best red al and blue lead pencils. per
CLASS No. SHYinx. IxxsrA xps. WANNA ..pwx
u. IL DOZEN ink.lands, KaoI or any patent,
q idoIen inLstsnds, east-iron, large. double.
@. 80 bottle: ~; black: N.yrsri soyo.'. in
sbOtis. SSslIss' Ps5 sIsa!' p.r so.
S. 10 Scs.ls: pasia ssi%iH. lnI. ounce. ' NJ. l..
81 % pound annns wAfers' common sizes, rod. par
81 npo9ad: ;sslins; w.5f. bs', extra. suporhne,
CLASS No. st.-css e. PO ssS ARR
81 sd9,e1 psIkniyss, Redssr. 4 Sous. four
blades, buck-hor handles, genuine, per
81 sdoIen, ersscrs, Rodgers 4 Sons. ivory
dasa once s.Sssrs Hf ns aSi per- DOZEN
y sSoiss iolSSI.: iysiy. s.iasS. Pcr dozen.
o. 10 dSisn siit APE. sclors and 1id.Ss s,'i IN
hanks, Per dozen.
pssaas ssSss PEI Scans
g. opcunds India rubber. unprepared, por
(. so quarts black sand. per quart.
Y. ~ pounds tyine, linen. per pound.
sS. 1S f SSi Rsf Pound round or u.
a. Adore su,'a porsha. round or fat, per
o. opssads gum arabic. best, PEI pound.
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The many thousAnds cured At this lnatltuiIon within
the last Eighteen year. and The numerous Surgical
operations performed By pi. Johnston. wtncssea by
notices q which appeared again and again before The
and responsibility. Is suheisnf guarantee 70 the AZ.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Persons writing should DO particular In dirsctins
their letters 10 his innttution In the following
JOHN n g0HNsTON, n. D.,
Baltimore Lock Hospital,
jcs-ly Bsitmore, Hsfylsnb
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0PPICE OF INTERNAL RgyENUE, FoURTH
STREET, INV YoRx December Is, 1877
Mst,sS Is heIwsHy Eyfn n ih1, hsss dsIsincd upon
nue. Bonded wSIehSgss Of A Ii. Mills. No. 70 yoscy
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French woman sentenced for cutting
up her husband into small pieces, wants 10
be pardoned on condition OF marrying
convict. She would find that he would
"cut up rough"
A circus at Memphis has lost money, the
weather being continuously rainy; but the
proprietor came within an inch OF acci-
dentally shooting himself dead the other
day. Whereupon local paper cheers MN
up by stating that his escape from death Is
an ample compensation for his loss
Utah lacks filthy lucre, but is fond Of
amusement. A magician lately received
domestic goods enough, as admission fees 10
his entertainments, TO set up respectable
variety store. He refused wheelbsrroW
load of bricks for a ticket, not intending 10
build an opera house there.
An unclaimed express package was
opened in Memphis the other day previous
TO its being sent to the sale of quantity OF
such bundles to pay expenses OF transpor-
tation, and found to contain twenty-five
thousand dollars in counterfeit fractional
currency.
Brigandage in Italy is growing worse
than ever. The bandits have excited such
fear of their vengeance that no witnesses
can be found against them. The sons o.
one of their victims dared not recognize
the assassins in court.
Not long ago a Minnesota farmer, wish
ing to visit Rock Island, Illinois, with hi
family, fitted up boat with side Whee
turned by a crank, covered it like an emf
grant wagon, and set out on his long jour
ney, being too poor to pay for his Passag
on steamer.
Four babies were entered for premium
at the Tempealeau county fair, in Wiscon
sin all of Scandinavian parentage' .-
In the neighborhood of Beer, England
two brothers have recently married
! mother and daughter.
Another attempt is to be made to rails
the Russian military chest which wa
thrown into the lake of Kloenthal, SWi
zerland, during the retreat Of 1893.
"The Builder, an English paper, says Thu
Joseph was not carpenter, the origins
word in the gospels, thus translated, meal
ing builder or an architect, and was
Palestine applied TO a mason, as in tn
country wood was not used for bulldlr
material, all houses being constructed
| stnnp
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suit Of s. M. Lemont & Co., A. F. Clark,
and Smyser & Milton, for 81 500, the val
ne Of a lot of -four shipped on that steamer
about one year ago for New Orleans, with
the privilege Of reshipping at Cairo. The
-four was reshippped on a barge at Cairo,
and lost by the sinking of the barge. The
necessary bond was given, and the boat
proceeded on her way.
Richard 7. Lamb, well-knoWn pilot,
died at the Marine Hospital yesterday
from Injuries received several weeks ago.
He was afflicted with vertigo, and in one
of those spells fell down the stairs at the
Crystal Palace in this city.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says:
Capt. Shedden, of the Leonidas, received
a dispatch from Capt. Shallcross, of Louis
vile, yesterday, announcing the sinking OF
the barge Ella Faber, at Patriot, Indiana.
The Leonidas used the barge to tighten her
from Louisville to Cincinnati, and IL was
being towed back to Louisville By the mail
packet United States when it sunk.
We clip the following from the st. Louis
Republican of Monday:
The weather yesterday was very bright
and clear, although quite cool.
Matters on and about the wharf we're
about as dull as could be well imagined.
The river has a tendency towards an
other decline, although a slight rise been
experienced during the past few days. II
is thought that the present "cold snap
will have the effect of closing the smaller
streams tributary to the Mississippi, which
will, in turn, cause the latter to fall rapidly
thus practically closing navigation at a
very early date.
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r,,,,,tss,ono,.,s Cour,


Martin Runnels, drunkenness, fined 81
and costs.
John N. Garry, drunkenness and hol-
lowing on street, fined So and costs.
John T. Jackson, assault and battery,
continued.
jesse Ewing, drunkenness, fined s. and
costs.
Frank Fletcher, assault and battery,
fined s. and costs.
J. W. jolly, drunkenness, fined So.
Andrew Dickson, drunk and making
loud noise, fined s. and costs.
John Humphries, drunkenness, fined S.
and costs.
Thomas Coleman, drunk and using
abusive language in market, fined So and
costs.
Henry and Charles Weight, assault and
battery, fined s. and costs.
J. II. Williams, using abusive language
and threatening to shoot, cont nued.
Henry Lewis, using abusive language
fined s. and costs.
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stocks of Cotton in Interior Towns.
RIVER AND WEATHER
ARRIVED.

DEPARIEDs
Tyrone, Cairo.
The river at this point yerterday was
stationary, with three feet large on the
shoals. Weather clear aud pleasant.
The Tyrone cleared for Cairo with fair
trip of passengers, and some little freight
The repairs on the steamer Alpha are
progressing rapidly.
The A. Baker is the next boat due from
Cairo. She returns again on Thursday, at
Az. NJ.
Capt. Alex. Halliday has sold one-half
ofthe Golden Era to parties in New Or
leans for $4,000
The following items are from the Louis
Vile Courier of yesterday
The Maryville and Cincinnati Packet
Company, capital $4,000, and the Ports
mouth and Cincinnati Packet Company,
with capital of $4,000, were ineorPor-
ated Friday, certificates being filed IN the
Office of the Secretary Of State.
The Mississippi Valley Transportation
COMPANY have contracted to ship 5000
boxes Of government musket5, POO lOn7,
from the arsenal at st. Louis to New York
BIZ way of New Orleans.
We were pleased to meet Captain Milf
Akin on the street yesterday. He has re-
stoned command of the Cincinnati and
Tennessee river packet Kate Robinson,
and he and his old clerk, Capt. j. Morgan
Smith, have purchased an interest 10 the
LeClair, now being finished at the wharf,
and will run her in the Louisville and
Tennessee river trade. Capt. Aiken Is
thorough steamboat mao, and We welcome
him back to our city.
The steamer Empire, on her arrival at
the wharf yesterday, was attached, at the
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domestics 1O@25c; Sea Island do. II
@1Sc; tickings 15@40c; plaid linseys
l6@25c; plaid Osnaburgs 16@25c; jeans
1S@7Oc; satinets 4O@T5c, with prints at
the following quotations: Wamsutta, 1Oc;
Arnold lie; American 13c; Dunnels 13c;
Spragues 1Sc; spragues, pink, 13c; Allen
13c; Amoskeag 1Sc; Manchester 13c;
GlencoYe lie; Glendale, lie; Wauregan
124c; Mallory 12c; London Mourning 1Sc.
MoLAssEs AND SIRUPs-We quote for
common to choice 55@S1 10.
CoFFEE-Rio, common to strictly choice
234@253c; Java 38@4Oc; Laguyra &c.
SALT-Seven bushel barrels by the car
load "a; five do. So 20.
WooL-Washed SIC; unWashed zoe.
BRooMs-No. per dozen So so; No. 2
50 rs; No. 8, 81 SO.
RoPE-We quote at 123913c.
BAGGING-Best hemp Csc; fax 27!c.
FEATHERS quote at 6Oc.
BEEswAx-Sales at Soc.
GINsENe-We quote at SOC.
WHIsKY-Rectifed proof at 81 300
1 40; Robertson county 81 9O@2 so.
POwDER-BIasting SIS 5000; Rifle
81 5O@s.
| soAP-Common bar 7@9cper ID. fancy
per box 1904 so.
/ FIsH-We quote mackerel as follows
No. 1 per half Dbl. $11 No. 2 do 50 $50
10. Ne. 8 do So so; No. in kits So; No.
2 do 81 rs; No. 8 do 81 50.
RICE-We quote best Carolina 121c.
HoMNY-We quote 3@4c per lb.
NAns-1OSs SIS 25 per keg, and 25c fol
each diminishing grade.
CANDLEs-We quote 1sc per ID for star
light weight summer mould S. so pei
box.
CHEEsE-Supplies good. We quote fol
Western Reserve lsc per Id; factory zoe
English dairy 1Sc.
SARDINEs.-Quarter boxes zoe per boz
.. by the case.
SUNDRIEs.-Blacking per doz., 40@75C
; Washboards So per doz. Buckets, pc
r doz, 2 1908. Tubs 81 1905 per nest
Starch &c per lb. Snuff s. per box; Gar
rett's packed. Matches (Richardson's) 5
per case of six caddies. Pepper $40
Spice S2e. Ginger Csc Oysters So sop
case for ID cans, S. IS per case for 2 l
: cans. Soda 8685c.
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Lost HIS Temner.

Late yesterday evening while large
number Of persons were assembled at the
corner Of Cedar and Cherry streets waiting
for election news, something was incau-
tiously said by somebody about boots, which
seemed greatly to offend an individual call
ing himself DIR. Sparkling, who had Pur-
posely gone into the crowd Of gentlemen TO
see how It would feel. The Doctor strange
ly prcsuming that the word "boots' had
some not very delicate reference to him
sell, flew into an unavailing passion and
raised his club TO strike at somebody in the
crowd, but took particular pains not to do
20. Other bnmming members Of the Ring
who passed through the crowd were polite
" informed of the love the people bore
them, but didn't tarry TO be embraced,
They evidently thought it no good place
for men who had been engaged in the
rneanc5t sort Of theft-robbing the people
Of their rights as citizens.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

WHEAT.-We heard of good article
of red wheat to day being sold at 81 80.
= CoRN.-Sales to-day at 52!c.
OArs.-Sales of 100 bushels at SOC.
BAcoS.-We report an active market.
We quote clear sides at l8c; shoulders 14f
@l4Bc; country hams II and Isle;
choice sugar,cured canvased hams 2l3@
22c; plain canvased Isle.
LARD-In fierce zoe; in kegs and cans
21!@22!c.
RAGs.-Whiteman Bros. are paying 5!e.
CorroN YARNs.-Demand good and
supply limited. We quote 5oO's at 2Oc,
COOS at 18c, zoos at Ice.
HAY.-We quote at S22@25 per ton.
CHEsrNUTs.-Market brisk. Sales OF
100 bushels at So per bushel.
FLoUR.-We quote superfne at - 90;
family $40 5O@11; extra family Sll fan
cy $12.
ToBAcco.-Common, unsound, 35958e;
sound 6O@7Oc; bright SO@S1; light
pressed 81 ; f5urteens 65@SOe.
SUGAR-We quote New Orleans 1900
16Bc; Demarara, 154@16c; Porto Rico
134@15c; Cuba 133@14c; standard hards
I74c; A Coffee 16!c; B do. 164c; c
extra do. 1Gc.
FRUITs.-Thero was a lively trade to-
day in dried fruits, the sales reaching 90
600 lbs. Green apples (Tennessee) in de-
mand. We quote:
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With an expansion Of fifteen millions Of
dollars in loans over last year, and only
three aud half millions more of deposits
it is no wonder that money is tight in New
York, whether there ID any especial pains
taken to make it so or not, and there is
every prospect that il will continue strin-
gent for some time to come. The banks
have presented, within the past month,
Sl2,OO0OOO of 3 per cent. certificates to
the b-Treasury, for which they have re-
ceived legal tender notes; these certificates
have been cancelled, thereby reducing the
balance in the Treasury TO that extent,
which is a virtual contraction of the cur
rency in one-month Of Trsire millions Of
dollars This contraction il not yet felt in
money circles, but it will be whenever the
Treasurer begins to increase his balance.
The following will show the fluctuations
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DIED.

Un the morning of the Sd inst. at the resi-
denes Of herIfather, Thomas Hamlet, in this
county. Mrs. p. T. PAGE. wife Of John J. Page.
in the 2sth year of her age.
The funeral vii! take place from her fathers
to-day ut P. N. Friends and acquaintance
are invited. Services by Rev. A. J. Baird. DID,,
October 3lst. at the residence OF her son-iH-
law, Il. p. Williams. Todd county, ky'' MRS
TyOgAs BRENNAN, aged 70 years.
The friends of the family in this city are IN
yited to attend her funeral from the Cathedral
at 10 o'clock to- day.
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The beautiful play of Little Barefoot
was last night witnessed by large and ap-
preciative audience, and Miss Nellie Ger
mon was highly complimented on all sides
for her faultless rendition of the character
Of Amir. Farmer Peace was admirably
rendered by Mr.. Robert johnson. The
play throughout passed of finely, the mi
nor characters being well sustained by the
company. A fue bill is presented for TO-
night
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Kentucky Negroes.

Gentlemen who had good opportunities
for gaining information on the subject, in
form us that large numbers of Kentucky
negroes arrived here within the past few
days and voted the Radical ticket yester-
day. They had no difficulty whatever in
gathering certificates; there was no scar
CITY of blanks whenever Radical niger
applied for a certificate, no matter from
what State or territory he hailed, or when
be came. The Nashville Ring and their
thieying associates yesterday perpetrated
the most glaring and audacious frauds
against the franchise laws, and then had
the unbIushing impudence to express sur
prise at the evidences of public iudigna'
tion against their Ubiquitous conduct,
which they were able 10 observe. The i'm
pudence Of the fellows surpasses anything
in the world, except their meanness.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-Thi splendid

Bachelors Hair Dye.-Thi splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
true and perfect Dve-harmless, reliable, instan-
taaeous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
IN effects of bad Dyes. Invigorstes the HAIR
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine Is
signed WiUiam A. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by ALI Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81 Bar
Oiov tract New York. tapr29 ~.
Extra Special NOtice.-Beware OF Couh-
terfeitsI Smiths Tonic Syrup has been eOun-
forfeited. and the cOunte3eiter brought to grief
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have DR.. John
Bulls private stamp on each bottle. Dr. Jonn
Bull only has the right to manufacture and sell
the original John Smiths Tonic Syrup. Of Lou
isviIle, Kentucky. Examine well the label on
each bottle. If my private stamp is not on the
bottle, do not purchase, or you will be deceived
See my column advertisement, and my show
card. l will prosecute any one infringing on
nv right. The genuine Smiths ionic Syrup
can be prepared only by myself
The public's servant
DR.. JOHN BULL.
LOUISVILLE. KY.