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70 boUrHERN NDI1oRs AND
NFWYPIpER pUBLIgHEPg

~ OCXxAAkLSL e2Al4OxLo AOA
NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS.
We give place to the following from
the Nashville Union and Anaericon Of
Wednesday, and hope the response to
it will be as full and as prompt as the
undertaking deserves: aasuA 1871
This is to give notice to editors and pub
fishers South and Southwest, that the
first regular annual meeting of the
"Southwestern Press Association - framed
and adopted under the authority of an
act of the General Assembly of Tennes-
see, Incorporating said Association, win
take place in this city on Monday, the 18th
inst, in accordance with Article VII of
the bylaws, which reads as follows:
The first regular meeting of this As
ISOLATION will be held in Nashville, ON the
first Monday in June, 1869, and thereafter
at the times and places the Association
may determine at each annual meeting.n
AS the officers for the ensuing year will
be electep at this meeting, and contracts
closed with other press associations, 1t is
important that the representation from
the press of the Southwest should be full
as possible.
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Kmn -THEkMEMPHIs
-fhe eorhmittee appoihted to inl

@The eonmittee appointed to in4
vite Hon. Ahdrew johnson to visit Bowl
ling Green received an answer entirely
unsatisfactory, having predicated their
invitation on the fact of his visiting Clarks-
vile on the 1st of June, and that he would
becompelled to pass through that place
on his return.
wzB~Fs Bowles, "a distinguished
genflemm of color" of Shelbyville, in re-
Spouse to a call made upon him by a num-
Der of carpet-baggers, himself
a candidate for the Legislature from Bed
ford.He is a lawyer by PROFESSIONS and
is lie individual who brogeht a suit for
$40. O0e AGAINST the Nashville and Chat
Smith, because the Conductor refused him
q seat in the ladies' car.
The Iron Mountain Company, of
Missouri, it isgaid, have planted over five
Hundred acres5n corn and two hundred in
oats. The company employs about n
thousand sverkmen, of various occupa-
tions, and are shipping from sixty to
eighty car loads Of iron and ore per day.
They are also building, this season. one
hundred houses to be occupied by their
employees fpeeof rents aHE0AA
Col. Waiter Harrison was shot in the
thigh while ~cohvening with two Other
gentlemen I'm Richmond, Va, The other
day, by some unknown person. He was
not aware of it till some person, attracted
by the report, informed him tina the ball
had entered his clothing. The sound of
the pistol appeared TO be jim the pocket,
b1t Col Harrison stated that he had no
pistol on lis person. Truly very singu-
lar affair. The wound, though painful, is
by no means serious.
The Colorado (TeXas) Citizen Of
the 9th ult., has the following good crop
news: From every part of the country we
hear that the Props are verv-fne indeed.
They are a little backward, especially the
cotton, from the cold nights of this spring.
But there is no doubt that we will be
blessed this year with the finest crops the
country has produced since the war.
Ladies' boots are mostly made to
buttonor lace in front, kid or morocco
stock being used. Serge goods are scarce
" worn in the Northern cities, the above
material having taken its place. For the
information of those who may wish to
know for what market the enormous
quantity of serge Cor lasting shoes, made
in Massachusetts, this spring, were sold.
we will say that a large proportion Ofthem
went South, where-all the colored women
seemto run wild after serge shoes, and
Wholesale dealers there Informed US a few
weeks since that they had standing orders
in Northern houses for all the goods of
this kind they could make, of sizes run
ming from sever 20 twelve for women's
wear.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.


THE Nashville Stats Zeitang comes
out for De WITT c. SENTER for Gov
ernOr, as against STOKES, but init
mates that third man may appear
in the political field who will possibly
command its SUPPORTS against either
SENTER or Stokes. 9"
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We turn Brown & Co. oyer to our
correspondent SALDERMAKsr who
this morning gives them a bone TO
pick,
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Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
THURSDAY, IUNE 10, 1869.
7 WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE ON
THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1869,

At the house of the Auctioneers, north
east corner of Main and Jefferson
streets, 500 acres, in tracts of 80 to 100 acres, on
Presidents Island, just below the city, nearly
all above overflow, heavily timbered with
ash and ain and other forest growth,
The land is of unsurpassed fertility, and ac-
cessible at all seasons by A
ready market may be foundf for every cord of
wood cut upon the land. A feature OF great
value in this property is the wen known
Lake, which affords the finest fisheries in this
part of the world. The fish and game priv
ileges on this Lake may be made very valua-
bic in Supplying the Memphis market. Plans
made by Messrs. Robinson & Moon. Civil En-
gineers, can be seen at the office Of the Auc-.
tiOneers, and the lands will be shown by
them or myself, by appointment, at any time
before the day of sale.
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IRON the above 1t Will be seen that we
II have become the successors of Messrs. II.
Robbins & Bradley, in the general Hardware
Business Our well known experience in.
this trade induces us to rely upon aeontinu-
ance OF the very liberal patronage bestowed
on hand a stock well adapted to the wants of
the country, and viii be prepared
at all times to offer great inducements to pur-
chaSers.
BARBOUR, WILDER q SIMPSON.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DISSOLUTION.

THE firm of e. ROBBINS & BRADLEY. of
l. Memphis and New York, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The Arm name
The entire stock of goods and the good Will
of the business has been sold and conveyed to
Messrs. BARBOUR, WILDER & SIMPSON.
who will d in Memphis the business,
on their own account, and in whose behalf
the confidence of the public is respectfully So
licited.
ELISHA ROBBINS,
40 Warren street, New York City,
EDWARD BRADLEY,
Z3 Second street, Memphis, Tenn.
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JOHN REED.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER. No. 90 Jeff
- ferson Street, entrance in alley. Special
attention given to Stair Work. Houses and
Verandahs framed ready for shipping. nov2I
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vite Hon. Ahdrew johnson I'd visit Bowl
ling Green received an answe entirely
unsatisfactory, having predicated their
invitation on the fact of his visiting Clarks-
vlleDn the LIST ofJune, and that he would
becompelled to pass through that place
on his return.
, 1869-06-15
DR.. TOWnsentl.
fft4Yfr fnAafa III r-

fa South Qlestst. treats Al pztrs.s ana Serial fJx
ea1es nnd ees Petnanent eprrs tn the most virulct
AID obstinate c4Aec without the OF mercury ose
suffering from Seminal Wcxkneav Nervous Debiuty o
5Sphlac affections Of End. lhould can carry md
md DIFFICULTIES treatod with gaicty aud success HE
rAMphlet of AdVioo saut fse 10 any addrcsa Coo.
, 1869-06-15
Monetary AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY,

MONDAY vKSrNG, June IL
TIE money market continues moderately casr,
tnougn the operations Of both grain aud lumber
dealeB require the nid Of large amounts Of bank
funds and nakc an active demand. The banks
arc taking all the urst-class paper offered, but any
Increase Of demand that should make a prospect
OF tight money market would probably be the
less readily met BY the banks, In view Of the fact
that another general statement will probably be
called for Eoon. It Ia now two months since the
last statement, and, as the five statements to Be
made within the year would probably be some
where near eduf-distant, the next one Is likely to
oe required during the present month
IN connection with bauk statements, the Comp
uouef Of the Currency has Issued circular, stat
lpE taas' as HI Is apparent that the banks do not
undefstand the requirements Of the law In regard
to the manner Ct making out and publishing their
statements, the following additional instructions
on mat polut nre given, VIZ: "Danks arc required
10 publish their reports as toou AZ possible after
they arc made to the Comptroller, and such nnb,l-
cation must be an exact copy OF the original re-
port, emitting only schedules claAsi4cat1ons OF
loans and discounts, the AFFIDAVIT Of the Cashier or
President, attestat1on Of the Directors, and such
OF the printed items Of resources nnt liabilities ns
remain blank In the report furnished to the Comp
t1olleI.''
Orders from the county were rather lighter TO-
day than the average Of last week. The banks
nero hre also diminishing their ericrs on New
losl, md 1t Is probable that for the present the
currency Increment frpn East TO West has culn{-
mated We mentioned a few days ago that Chicago
oah1s alone had brought out from New Iort, DUR
leg the last three weeks, nearly El1 millions OF
currency Ill OF which had been sent Into the couu-
t1y west Of uR None Of this has begun to come
hack yet, and probably but uttlc Of 1t viii como
'ask very soon but the bcncnct1 effect on general
trace VIII undoubtedly bc experienced soop In the
, 1869-06-15
THE POLICE COURTS,

JoHf BRADY Is the proprietor OF livery Stable
located near Union Park. On SUNDAY mof1liuQ he
fane M aoTn @ 70 ne ety and began 70 talk horse
other places, md soon Ind for hts companions two
!e1tlse young men, Who could talk ~ much hotBe
as % ne haa sset dared 70 himself About noon tho
tmbbed some Wlat his friends became ycry soltc!-
tous for bis welfare, and one OF them went 30
~ ns to stroke his hair from his forehead With
handkerchief saturated with cnloro!orn. In q
moment Brafly Has non eompos 1ncnets lie held up
only long enough to allow himself to bc led into q
inmecf SaLd On Canal near Van l,uren street. aud
went through" him In tho most Improved
manner. From one OF Ills pockets they TOOK 3159.
ann hld the Epoils under m OLD box near by. This
actiou was observed ly woman living opposite,
VINO informed Policeman Murphy, mud that oiilceT,
by an adrole mantr'tsrc, cluichcd both Of them
simultaneously. Sergeant Ga71ty came upon the
scene motncut after, MIL tho thieves were con-
Quoted to tho station. The money MAS lountl
sa1cls hidden under the box, yesterday morning.
Ihe sc9Mps, Whose mines ase lsaac ieccy aud
FIanI Fay. were ariuigned before Jus,lcc salls-
htlryt and held for tnrtlicr examination on next
Thursday, each III bail u Sl,too.
,x-IHf sTE"AAn Of the 1.nctcdc House, on West
MatIison Street, corner Of Canal, Mn9 nrTalgncsl
Iof committing tic offence Of Assault md battery
on the rcrson Of one of the Eervnnt girls Of thu,
establishment II WaY revealed by tho evidence
kitchen utensils were cmpioycd Ia tic tnnst JccE.
less Ennncr. The woman showed some bad
marks 1hettcWartl WIS fined g.
-FKANCIS JosErH KAISER, q tnau no. tn bc
Fnccxcd at, especially In the domain OF Austrla
VIA nEfaiGncf for the tety unempcror-Iike utYtucc
o. n!aylng "slrfE tricks" on nls nrrhbor. Afra.
FraLi en- lftu u-stn. She rctalIutcli hy giving hin
atflss'nx with nom-lnn'I1r, uutl subsequently
had hin arrested, lie was nncd slu.
cmoprn MAJ &A1eTx "ntcG G9EnT: 'Ih; :,,s so,t,
rnlene.f at the Instance OF Mr. Ridley, VINO ne
cusrd flln Will the larceny Of some harness. The
ane as goo ball being dc
LAMENT DEcKEis, whose arreSs On The charge
, 1869-06-15
Conan, ct a. ', orin1n, Administrator. Reversed

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EN- IeHs2noea: ,
SpraHne q q. '. Ooagc. Amt1nedi ic,e e,onr T..
Ihe aopc insurance COMPANY y. H'As'ea''+ Al
uimeo. ..u-o.t f.o-..
fNAbuign Z foF& Hayue hAi4oHu e"lalauy ',
bHmsteaa. .n1rnca
saekson q a. =. oe5nE!; na,n;cr Hnrarss, nv,
hussn q aA " oaN'~1' N'~'e''s" ooa Es'
1aas,L. anuea us,so,, Anlrmed
reEkins hausel; Rnr.ro,
y McMAtaq 4. ~ :. "a snnatn auu Ic1nnuaea'
:. ~. q nn.it sf1rmrd tfs4soa' AM laeu.
SAlDe T. bch1s. 0t1!4 Aee~ ---
, 1869-06-15
BuARD or SUPERVISORS.
Petition from tho South Pnrk Commission.
ers-Tho Coroner UnprovJdcd for,

The Board Of Supervisors began their summer
session yesterday In the County Court room, Nj
y. Il. Hammond In the char. The roll was called.
and the minutea OF the last meeting were up
proved
A petition, signed By 3Ir Paul Cornell, secse.
iary Of the South Park Commissioners, contained
resolutions, passed by the commissioner regard
Ing The purchase Of u strip OF land extending
north from the intersection OF F1ltY-scveptl
street, IN Hyde Park, Ttth Drexel avenue 1O1 feet
n width On each eide OF the centre line OF said
avenue, to the north line OF Forty-1hird street.
thence northerly a strip Of land, ae1
iect wide :. TIL It intersects Elm street
10 C1eavcrri1!e. THIS avenue extends through
The Reform School tract, 1.136 acres Of which are
necessary TO Its completion. The commissioners
ask for III to purchase this lAnd which IS at the
rate Of 4,V0s per acre, the price PAID for u The
land necessary for the construction Of the bou1e-
turu-
:, lsefered TO the Committee On Roads and
Bridges,
Coroner c1eayes presented petition for an
oMcc, as ne provision has been made for his &C.
comlI6datlon Ia the new Court House building,
Referred to the Committee on Public Bnlld!ugs
The Town Commissioners OF Bloom petitioued
for aid 10 build bridge over Deer Creek, as the
amount raised by road taxes Ia insufficient for that
purpose. The rum of 3iU1 WAS asked for,
Referred 10 the Committee on Roads and
Bridges.
The board then adjourned to 10 O'Clock this
nQIUiQEs -- .i'
, 1869-06-15

Marine News
LOSS Or TIE rnorELLEn QUrEN or TIE LAKEa-A
tSrETAm from Maelurtte, Michigan, ,soa Sunday says.
The propeller Queen OF tho Lakes huraci toay s4nk
n Ten teei q water about feet from tho doek viii
go ton. Of rig Iron, hound for rfc in1urc Tor e
A. we learn from the h.tuA register. tho Q,crn or
W Joncs. and srzs tho property o{ H. T. Eyaus EAi
II Buffalo. She ratr1 b I. rreeiyri afSr srpairs IN
!eds nnd mcasur.i ~ tons bsstcu. She Was injured
for Noo. stnted Ahovc. up1u valuation 1t lis Geo
P1orr1LEn C1FT Or hosrox -Tlsis propeller wheS.
;EorssE r 9isy e M!!raatcs "a Point W.usoshancc. ia
ss sho.t ase ule. noHhwc,t fron he hkiFsee Msht:
foE.. w & !e made "A, to ralsc hsr Immediately.
liver 3estcrsay. eo4ed viii ~ schooner piis.sn.
ton q her ttathoaId whceihoM.e carried away fhe
Tro UsIoN.-Thc tug Un!oi, IL rinE Ii TOW tho mn,
Fcl1cr Monteofnrry, IN go!n9 un stream on Hlisv AZ
ternoon, cot cAnSt In the bpilrs Like oErt bfdr
when tue propeller I'll her atII Jatrsvcd hrr tn
considerable extent Amii1h!ps ~1 ~ =
FOn MAH1sTEE-Ttr tus Preston Hefcr1rv irf, arr
hAsAor saturday. for Mhntstec TO en- 1nSc in fi,r
towing service at that pou No our would liz tnit,rca
70 any scat alnorat iew rio.c Would hpa !oE ,Le
ColIIssos.-The schooner Dolphin Of ch,c.ro Inn,
her loaded, cclidcd With al rEknown vessel NJ, SaT
day morning, near Wuukrsau. Her dntasers M,
t.ihInR 11sS7 "@'
TIE 0HfnH The efr1n,rr nr1nu br,to 1,,. a..nk
, 1869-06-15

nEoduee their 1nc goods so low that thcy can, and
VIII efentually, drive US out OF the market, II Is
ToIse 10 The American manufacturers, than FREQ
trade. hy % to % per cent, while thc poor wool-
grower Is killing on bis nne-Tool sheep, md pro-
ducing butter Mt thirty to lftJ cents per pound,
proportion.
-, omitted to say In the above statement that tho
duty On imported carpcl-Tool Is three centHper
pound. Whether these two committees made d
mistake bJ Recommending such tazin, or Con-
grcss BY enact1Dg It, Leave for the people to de-
tetmine. / venture to suggest that We have q
tariff simply for rerenue, that the reciprocity
tseafF be renewed, that nil dates On tho.faw mn
Il rta1 be repealed
In such q state OF thlus1, In M opinion, We
should be able to clothe our laborln4 people
chcaply, to send our manufactured goods, both
woolcn and cotton. to a!l parts Of this continent
Ing Il tno: 70 some parts o. Europe, in composition
Of our people, nha use more Of tho products Of
the West nnd South-which now 20 to
Enrore-and TINS create larger market Tor our
western md southern farmers near home nyou
deem tho above OF any gnluc, and will IN nny way
promote the cause Of egual justice against class
Legislation, you arc at liberty to use the same ~
seems advisable. With great respect, / am you
fllend, EDWARD uARrIs.
, 1869-06-15
BOARD OF POLICE,
Regulations Regarding the Cnc OF Fire.
works OH the Four1h OF July.

"NAhS VA AnC T0NfkQ Ol .JdLS4
regular seml-weeE1y meeting Of the Boar,l oi
Police and Fire Commissioners WIS held at the
Central ststlen yesterday afternoon, President
Erown IN the chair. Present. Commissioners
JaEcs, Gund and Ellsworth.
a communication was received from Fire
Warden J. NJ McCartr, Complaining Of tho detcc-
I'VE condition Of the 'lucs In the factory Of NJ E,
rage, on Michigan avenue On motion he Ha1
ordered 10 remedy the defect
The RESIGNATION Of Daniel ErcJl rs member OF
ne saIes i1ce f95ee was Eeceiysd and accepted.
scimsEz we're appointed regular policemen, hay-
rs proved themselves caraale during their proba-
The following men we're nut on the probation
list Q! the police force: Henry Logemnn, Michael
Ssanak. Peter Treniiee, HcEsy Il: Faul, Edward
Aai, Aaisa, August Aqmerosk, John Hogan, Michael
Harrington, and James 7. Stewart =
me Iou0T1ng Ia5 submitted by President
Brown anu unanimously adopted:
Al edD e snae o. =, Ssp Is o e Saspr
fasseI asnjnr n = Y; r. ana ef sce!9n Of
Issula,e 2. Prohibit ths ssle u:etf iifescsSa il eid
;Is e ouI Na.oo hss becD
neetdents theIetr the Bonrd ot Police make tic .iio
.nueh DC fou1h CT .Jay, .hl, year happen.
1n onMaay.anf a. ~ custom 10 .ach ihe celebration
hreWuss d.eEargng cf Iii. aTi:r. or any iistusbanc
1ss .aa s sl t assst Il 81 J. s'5!fi ay E
dctcpson wu cot e showed t; he e1piodi OF 81 az dis
y is ey 'SSn q f.. IF
s: ~ s. ~ az y a2 IL O @
she penalty Ct the law. 1850 -' ~ "A4s1
e. Fui' I. e Lea Ill., s eF
tine lHt uose errtca1ly during day oi excitement
iea Raes anlsr Etn
, 1869-06-15
SPECIAL NOTICES,
Ncryo,,s Nix0,1c-x
LEGAL.
TRUSTEES SALE.

Mhc,e,a WMan y, Butler, md Cell. T. Butler, II
en.s .stnowIedfe .ad dsl!er Dc 5aass
e = e. as 8
IL sstti1a fSts s
1ehsass ss ssf q u tse cs9 x ts; nv
i s'f Wiz se g gs {. ''fs ss sh' ot td' t. t Il,
Se s sf'fae1' .set nnHae poa
itstnf stf Il 9as sss psys5s e fs e;ds: +
~ ses.ssd ~ Is 1s'a5 IN: ae1 = e e
!; Han III .ss ss = s5Ss -
aa5 81, & aa Il IL a bsf &
sf o1S dft + n A., :p Eas
T. ,hs fsf 4.S AS, s hsa
nd might b lawful To- The underalsncd his hels =.
I'd Il ssa PfsFY q u q pr astSz
s j Il; 1: Il e s SseE
95ean 9sa ss ss 1ss Ell 9sss q
q heao .iesessd se Sad u
cash hl1s txt1K notts Ct the une md paao of faeh
ssss 9ss K :
+ sGss IL :s
tsea 1ss : @ 4
pentes Of MD .l. nclusinz III tocncy sdvaneed for
.aid p7sa viii intcIss; hc.sea , 1 tts pef e ernf
PCT aHnu1u. tn FAY tie amount o{ pr1ncIpel
and interest which shoad appeaf by III. notes to b. IN
paid as the time Of such Aa1e And. hcrcas defant hsx
trest q ash et saia noes lie ssa Il tsso haod5sd
doAEp PRINCIPAL And uteze4t ming due 4ud uapstd
on tho hes Aoovc described note. and the Of fou
hundrd sG POUNDS sterling 1onay aad interest thesc
since the fzss daJ Of September, A. D. lsGl sinE
ecbed: Ard Whe!eas, Application hss been n1Ade to ma
by Alexander Le4ka and Wiliian7t1a Leslie, the 70
tpecttTc tesal holders OF said note scu and dl4Foea
Of the premises hereinafter deNeTibod, IN cpapsucd
With the te1ma Of the said Trust Deeo:
vr Eow Is hssstoIs ,s gaes noe !. hesny sEea sast h
b. sad T,9.t DEED. James Garter, Trustee. will On
lsfp It ths horr nf Ten az, noek IN s forenoon ok
th.t day. IT Tia north door q tho Court House. u th4
City Of Chicago, County Of Cook and State Of Encts.
sseiS h & sss % NJ 4 81 st; =; S s's ss. ST. E
ett..s eituate n the city OF Chicago Comfy Of Cook
md State of lnota Or 70 much thereof may he no.
cchsay to sattzfy tho sstd 1dtbteness xnd drecbcd
n aaid TRUST deed foowa, tewtt: That part Of Block
thlHJstx ~ u Kinziea Addition 70 ch!caso, and DE-
ssbed = fSoTS :oE:; Bssqntns q sho seuth linz
from tbs eoathcaat corner thereof thenre west a1tyyn
{o feet thence north hundred aaa ct6hteen {3Hs
teet themes ea*t s1tyaye 49, feet thcca soath twu
hundred auI Eighteen 5slSl ctt 70 tho place Of beG
Ming A1o lot n1rnbtr hss tsl IN Chaiea Buscrs rub.
Wnee st aGsF e M e Is
ttncnens privileges and appuEttn1Uecs thcrcunto be.
longing or IN wis appc1tslnaS. toFether With ~
rlkht aod equity 81 tedempt3on OF tha aad Ha1su H.
Butler aud Cells T. Buter. their heItS A1h as.tzx
thse @ IN fes tSs tas goT2s.e of " sonst tG
costs cf sale, md q .aId tss u
rroStaed IN esid tsuat deed JAMES GARTER
Chieafo AEy Il la3 Trustee
, 1869-06-15
MEDICAL. --
CONSUMPTION.
Dr.. Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup,
FOR THE CURE OF
corcns, COLDS AND C0ssEM MPI1oy.
Ur. Schenck's SeaWeed Tonic,
.. FOB TILE CURE OF
DYSPEPSIA AND ALL TIE pEBuTTlTED
CONDITIONS OF TUE STOMACH.
Dr.. SchenCk's Mandrake Pills,
FOR
DISEASES OF TIE LIVER, Oh TO ACTAsA
GENTLE PCRGATIyE
MEDICAL.

Al q thctc khrte nar8,c,nc. nno nf,,r, ,,,,,..,
-. ooasotnption. though tho PulmouIc Syrup nloua
~ eased many desperate casee. Tie scswcs1i Tonie
.-..L - 441a 10 flhc Fnlnpu}c ayTup 70 dixcet sod
seafen fhtou9h tho blood vessels by which mcsnss
eu!c u soon cncetnd
Thee medicines asc eonsescot1op,tv oo;r.a IL ~.
e. R!noa.E nd M tor fs1h1s N H., rests
I1rer Compliant and Dytrps,N ~ atAl dfoasc
Consumption md whea fhcy manltrt Of
The Painone 5ffup i = @tdic}uc witt,
long probation be3ore ths nubiL. IL. Vsia. ~ ~ n3
proved hY fhn thot,n snds II urs il H.. n,. ~ uEu
PERIOD 81 mort than twenty 1esra Ia si ~ whrs III
fta reputation haa constsnfty inerasr M Ihn @ na
etssta2tn skept!e1u can 10 Lnnerr ionHt INV Il i
remedy which fnAT ~ nod rrh e.snHJrr. . Esat
which sdtnit ii curo S ~'N1oe<te' ~ ~ e4ses
, 1869-06-15
MILITARY NEWS.
Hc,.s from Iirutcnnut General shcridou's
HEADQUARTERS.

general corrt-ma1iia1 wns appointed to meet
ut Fort Mcpherson, Nebraska, on June II, OF
which Major Cnrteuden, FIFTH Cavalry, Is Prcs..
dent.
Eaulter O. soldiers were tried on various
charges, by coutt-1n1rt1al which met ut Atlanta,
ia, Department Of the South, on MAY II. Several
Of The prisoners were found guilty OF desertIon
md senlenced Us follows: 4sTo be ashonorabIy
discharged the service OF the United States, with
forfeiture Of all pay and allowances now due
ana that may become due, except the tust dues
q ne laundress; to be indelbly marked on
the left hip with the letter D. enc anu one.tnlf
inches In length 10 have their heads shaved and be
drunmed out OF the military service"
unc man lound guilty OF drunkenness mud neg
lect OF duty. WAS sentenced to three months ia.
bali attached 10 the left leg by q chnln ak feet
long; fourteen days OF each month to be IN SOIL
tafy confinement, on breAd and wuter diet, y 4
petty larceny case wns punished with two months
nr nm and forfeiture Of 81 pei month Of
secutive days Of each month to be spent IN SOIL
ta5S eonunement, on bread and water diet.
These sentences, which were approved. eire n
good Idea Of the rigor Of military discipline.