The Nashville Daily Union from Nashville, Tennessee • Page 1

XX i.i S. I V. PttbUaaed by WM. CAMKHON Sc CO. OlSc oa Printer- between Union and readrlck-stret.

NASHVILLE, TENNESQEETHpRSDAT, JUIVI2 8, 1865. IVO. G7 1 1 1 1 4 48 FOREIGN X.NI r-CMESTIC DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, CLOTHING, Boots, Shoes, Hats, GKROCEBIES TOBACOO AND CIGARS, ETC, 48 North Market Street. Jaoea Jm tl.lili Ml j. uruim.

B.F.&A. J. MULLEN, Commission Merchants, AVE! IK GROOERIBS, Foreign snd Domestic Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco, IVo. 1 1 road Htrect. (BTOTKELL'S fcLOCK.) XASJIVILLF, TENS.

Orders tiled end consignments solicited. 0. Bot No. JcS. j.VSm ELLIOTT CO.

Wholesale Grocers AND COTTON FACTORS, Wa. Broad steeet, NASHVILLE ISOGP-SPT FACTORY. WM. TITLEBAUM. Manufacturer HCOP-SEIilTS ANU V.

CORSETS, WholesaU Retail ftrcet, Bear rublle Soware, LNstabviUo. Tcao, 4 L.VJ. A en Mlm eortinen of all kinds of Lyuli' Mtoe. -roe. Wiitw, howrji, binoru! H-iiT.

lre f-irta, hue F'lramtuVg'w-o-ls, Ileal lr ria Ki-r eia-ar. an hand Mirn il 'r ti'l ladies a ho tieo trtaiMa to rind a tone or Urpe eojonarn, will jfeneralW And ttinm hr and, if not. iby aa hvhm madt nni aarret pidi ty poioi of (v, qualicr and cliaapro-a, 1 deft Shaving and Hair Dressing SJLLOON BATH ROOMS. TBK HATU1 r6u4 SwanM Hou Shaving Saloon, ara ar. rrra'd to watt oo all who AaT tiror tirw wh call- Wa bT ai Cine Hatli Room.

aod are praparari tn Ihrnian Hauia. lthT warm or cold, al Kan onw. a ij kjwf a small atooit ol (wnw' KurmahiBa' oon. PHENI IRE AND MARINE Mil 001 NKW.YOHJC Ch Capital. 8anini nfta.

1.000.000 oo en i.4uru a 3HW OII) KKUABLK OOMPaKT Hi? a dmtijs buAiuMa. la 4th)ii and Uw taM M. an, and l'f trnrrMr faruvf tnaaaa tar naria rti popular. H. a.

bMiTH, lwni OSaV at I. X. Rhoda N.t.oucrr 51-ij-, at-rl-Vm JB aion airavC a. (aaajia. w.

4. ajaa; mtg, ARRINQTON FARRAR, Collectors anil General Ajcents, 4rcn mnrn re rrno, hum tm anmiai HEAL ESTATE. AJao tn lhaoollaoboa of tOTrnmnl Vmvhan ted ofiwaHid. Ukuui Cottvouoa a Axiouuta. ftoara, and to a CEVEKAX.

AGEXCT BUSINESS, vattwt NaihTlUN A CARD. rTTHfi naVraif-wi iaapa oa band I w41 aTl awrk of lroo. rl rinnps Al. I. Ai, ti.

IVwa, tVvttofraar, Mrwlira, Sm CttnK, Wirno ntntw, Krv il O.t, HvdrauiK1 Ommlj Ila-t Pana, rtrww Ta and iVro.a.n kMUM, Kopa, Pui rj rUv-ka innlf'w, liuokta. Tnrs Hrvxtin. FWinr, Vrd, aad rria. and rwia ihor ivuirad mrorraal oouatry Tradv, alucfi liiai oSm at rau-d ptn'aa. Trat1 Km itvtN MMi BOOHANAN Xfalrr la 3Pnro X5otirlon KerUSfd UMJes, J.

F. MILLS "nilOLESlLKeilOCEUS, Cociinissioh tlercliants, SUGABS, AIJD TOBACCOS i HOS- XS at 23 1XAIH STUEET, Cincinnati, Ohio. 48 i C. P. BAHAZS' EITRA GOLD FEXS.

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1 No. No.lO.... 7 in ts a Si 7a Ift, 1 1 uo 1 cH eH 7 ti 1 I Ml i ftol bi i a a a i 4 f-4 4 a 60 10 a i to 00 76; 3 'i (SO 8fr a oj a a 7ft a 75i 4 00i 4 4 a Oi'li 4 IP' a 4 ooi ial 4 6 6 Tha pea hoar my trail mtra, C. P. Has, Exraa Kt," lor wfexji I hara ronrad lae rocv aad ar trar'wiid aool 4b fiM.oM.

of mamral and woruoaiiihip toU bout Xaotera tuan-ufivnrir. and aa boud to ho aoparior to ail oCiora id durauWty aod other aubatasuai mtucu oomin mkaaraily aomooab. pon. boat by mail or ezprora on reonrx of prr aad tonwirauOf br maii. at my ruAwh 80 emu la adrfad fir rstry.) WnM jronr cairn and a.1-dr ploia J.

Potnage on nlo pen Vtrm tnli poa with ar.y cao or h.ildr and 4ox, iu env Old tor flflT naoia (nnd tamp) aafk. Circalara eoc rco. A.d'draaa C. P. BARNES, 6o'd Pen MasuAKturar, BSS Mala-atraol, Cor.

bixtti. LotuarUia, Price List of Genuine AMERICAN WATCHES. FUIb Elery, Wih AJhai eaae 00 40 00 a 4S 60 4A fateriiB biivaream rnU Jowalod. Plain baruou, Full Jwajxl, cboBomT tL ApplotoB, Traoy oxira Jowoiicd, gold ijuvtiBifti raorttttjr iior Bama. but wlh Eipanatoa bailaooe, i oa.

Mariin bilvor Bama, bui with E2(aiuaoti tauiK, asenraio- ly a.iniod to Leat aaa outd, in it oa. btei- liu sJtmt 00 TS 00 a oo Tit anora i lor two onsco num. iitm for throe ocnr oaxaa, fnur oiow, liO. ba eaat frea by mail orezpreaa onrecoiptof prieo. Pan and Waxh tart tjr mot Irae.

Aaarraa tiP.EARIfSa, tMr I Sold Fed ud amenoaa V. Motiea, art Uta-etnMt, Cor. riurtii. Lousnlis, ity. acrT 'y ouu mm.

a. a. cammvbw. SMITH a CAUBWB, Xxry Goods Commission Merchants. For 424 MiJn Bt cpposlte touimli Eota LouIsTllle, Hjr.

Otll-tf H. G.VanStjQQERN, Franklin Planing LliUL auMsoii irrsxrr, umu cur aap nan. Ware-Rooaaa, Walnat ft Oay aadfcbolky I.OriPVIlXK, KKXTICHV. LurrracTrmxs or DOORS. BLINDS.

WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES, Mould ng, Boiea, Mantloa, o. Baih Pn rood -nnd f.iazod. Kof. always hand I'roood l.umlrf PhlTm. aUiorhoa'rdiag, All kuidr of i-MtiiE.

Coroll haw'ng. FoTjIar Rod lrrit-larhuuh, loo'. Mouldii'iif. Ar ioo toordr aitri Boatria nad A lot lroM.4l kiT K. fish Lumber aiaaya oo Imbd.

for aa. protni'uy tionrtd U. i maA-lm GREAT Itodnctiori in PRICES. onn entire stock or rta-lopory. Look.

Eg Gk N'rcxd Hooka, pKturoa and Frasaa. B.aok Hik. CCoap More and fi oal Peea, i-apor CoHara, pnoicirrarh AJhum, TWol ooap, frf nrerrtud Poruada, Hair Tooth Brithea. porkA Bfwlia, Ctrnha, I ockM C' llejy, Nofions, Will bereafnrlwaold at orther IViooi. (traa fr-tal oo it-d We wili r- ar "UMomera the immod at benoflt of iif ttm Tal of Trade Kaguiaticaaaad Vt ar K-iMta, GATES GAMBLE, North Cbarrj firit, ashnlia.

And 14 Walnut Street. tnTMw A. A. SPENCER Forirsrdlcg aad merchants, Flour, and JProcluoo Of all kind. erBpeoiai attonhoa paid to ooe aijrn-moau.

Ke. Ourra fJtrret, boL Market 4 FVeot. ApTiK-V tf T0C, Jaa. A. aoKToa.

joaa J. nut, Late Cao-r B'V of TuIh Rr. Tnioe laHOvu'. TorLft. li ii.aoi.Ua, Tean.

KecetTSnjr, at ronrardlng MERCHANTS, Ho. 21 VestToorlli Cincinnati, 0. WR ird a ywtMrahtp nndar the ahoee Baioe aod aiyle, for ui purpo doinf a fioaoral Umoi'Mioq, Rtooittbiz. ast Forwarding axa ba kre a announ onr enradr aad the trade ranorai.y, to mauu'arturera and pro-eucor. tliM are propane to iao), aad our promj auoouoa to coQuigtmiorin.

and to the lataroota of thuea who Kay AkTur Da with their PVf eJe propoae and have arratureiDente to trmko it a apoc'el aw pormaooat loamra of onr bo-woaii to purchase good on ornera for mon-haoie othora doinji huraoea in uva tKxuh aud Wt, (in llie ro.lnJ ioooi, wrjrh to poore a aooroe of convenience an i proi to tbooe avajitn onr eerKo. Wa tha'of-re aoU-H ordora win enure eoaatMtoe that aaiulhoaoo wiU be pi ren. Pmmi ao to reoeivun and tor-wardinn (tootla. iiren. nc it oaaeoeeeary to nea the tarn- pramnwai fneo-w in aitnoMeeery nrj at toe omjo reler with prioe and onr lata ort rial poeititma, and to tboe wtio haw.

known ti Km-t and Boot, in our lor tie penmpiooMi and floehty aib whtrh we mar beet-ponoo to diwharira our dut to all who stay ta-toeir txiomoM ana isioreeta in our oarm. we reoroeiiuliy Iwwil 1 eoneweana, and fnenda from otfter noou.na of trie aoLniry uv. ciy. or thetr ooceentnee. aaee troir lrui ad lroeeed tconr rare, and to mane oor lr5oe their beaduar.

Vn rttinoji their ala the ottT. Offk'en aad adora havtim Trado Parvit. fo Tenoen.ee, oaa be in toea buaiaoM ar-racLCemvc ty cjhubi at our cfti JAM Kit MfXTTOM. J. JAM Kf d.

ktuKl'ON. Woollen Factory. rvcrT ALB IXY WOOLLEN MILLS, PTATK PTRSKT, X.lK TEE RIVE ft. NV AU1 1 DIANA TF ai rri to do tuMoro we'll prempty. 9 AU Wooi CcvoTleta, New Patferna, Blair kats, Jaana, Cafsimtfta, SstlntSa, Unaeya, flarinela, t't vrrf.

tinirfwr Aeo, bTWkl.Mo TAaJH. We ae tnee g.aa iaa haoj no ante ViWL, or -rl Ciiato. mere wot our ci' oaa no iheir Wool tl or r.ier etpreee to nani wrno otfj. ahaaro. and hee their food, promptly aetiirhedby nruo, oot af oietitd ra dVuvery ol or lakeo oui lie wo4.

Wofoajaotoo out poafia jri aau-joia. efBil our Jirkw bet oa frj bau. J. GSrHART Bitnaaeanri to toiert, kviknMJt XJnitea States tihhd hkhikh r- Hy authority of theftecretary of the Treawiry, the uodor; 'gced. the Geoeral fiubscrptioo Agent for the aale of Co: ted tuiea 8eouribo.

offers to the pan if Sha third, perioe of Treaaury' Kotee. bearing mtci and per coat. fnWreit per an Bam, known at the, .4. -3 aLsoanr Ttofo sotM are wined under dato of July IS 1 84S. and are parish turee year from that date eurreary, or ar cvErerUUe at Uie option of the hol'ier into U.

S. 5-20 Six por cent. GOLD-EEIIiLVG EOXDS, TheM too da are now worth a baQiwoo pre-mium, tod are exempt, ai are a1 OaTeraroeDt Bono, from Btrtt, Couth, eef taxation, vtack add from en tj three ptr cent, per amwr to titnr hoi, a-oording to the rate leried upco Tiber property. Tha interact ii payable aemi -annually by otipoea attaohod 4o oaeh mote, which may be cut off and aold to aoy hank or banker. The Interest ol SO per cent, aaewaJB to Oaa cod per day oa.

a Bat. Twoooata flOO 14 Tow ftOO i SO 1000 81 aooo Hotn of alt tbs deootuinationii named will be promptly lurnlfbed npoo raeelpt of aubscriptioBa. Toe Notes of thia Third fleriee In pfooeoly eimi. bv in form and priTilepoi to toe Serea-Thirtie already sold, except that the GoTenuaent reeerree to itself the opt on of paying ictereet In geld eaea at apar co intai oi i s-ittos in rnrrox PubsTibors will diQ3t the interest in enrreocj to July Uth, at the time when they luhaonba. The diiTery of the BOtoi of this third aeries of the bere-j-thirt es will oomauioee on toe 1st of Jnne and w.ll le made promptly and continuoujdy after that date.

The aligl change made hi the conditions of this THIRD BKR1K3 tffoots only the matter of interest. The payment in mado, will be equiraieDt to tr enrrivy fntorent of the bher rata, The icturj to ejeoie paymentji, in the OTont of hkh only wii the option to pay interest in Gold be availed of, would reduoe aad equalise prices that parch. rr.udo xix per cent in wool be fully eqna! to those made with aorta and three-tenths per eont in currency. This is the Only Loan in Market New otTered by the Government, nnd its superior nvvks it the Great Popular Loan oi the People Leea than 1,000,0 of the Loan authorised br the lnt Congress are now on the ma'ket. This amount, at uie rate at which it is being absorbed, will be eutooribed for with sixty day, when the not win nudout-tedJy command a premium, as has unifornity been the cans on cioing the sub.

sorption ti other Loans. via ontot that uiiiseus of ererytowa sad section of the oouitrj ma; be aflorded (kcUities (br taldpg the loan, tee KeUinal Banks, Bute Hanks, aad Pr.raie Hrokora throughout the country have gen erally afrroed to saUicrptionn at par. fitib-acn tiers will select their own aceota, in whom they hAveeodMenre, and wbo only ar r.qponsihie Ihr the delivery of the notes kl which they receiTe orders. JAY 000KE, Brascarrrtoa Aoxwr, No. 114 South Third Mreet, Philadelphia.

Boaiunurnmts wiu ax uotrru by the rm KatintuI Bank of NaebrlUe. Renoad National Bank of NsahrJie. mayMtoausinh LAME OPENING or BOXES; BALES AND PACKAGES AT EL LOTH'S Wholesale Notion House sro. 121 uaxit strtet, (Rerweea Third and Fotrrth) Cinoiiiiititf, Olilo, C0NTAIMf Hosiery, Glovea, "Embroideriea, Mantillas, Coraeta, Trimming Shirts, Lac for Veila, NeUaod nead-IVea, Belt Ribbon, BeltClai-pa Fancy Soaps, rcrfumea, Combs, Button, wnicn. in point or Style and Low Prices, aaoood to sxwe'ewet oflorej to the Trade, I CITE TOR Notion Emporium aeaU.

it ta the paw a PuU awrtaD-tt la the lt ati at DECIDED BASGAINS tnar IsaarlS Baildiag Lets for Sale RAVK or lotft, ttrtrrsFditaJy bemad the I ti.runoitaral tvarove, woil MUiatAd kir etuieV Jf on-poor, --ue i wr saU Ow good larnaa. jaLroaraj oOj ALL perwies taring fiod riiiM before the itu uitd der hir.d.t8er No. of tth, i and oo o. Oct. iSM.

aa a.Ta oer 1a- ate I tor thrr utt amounts ofaaid ry to W.lhatn I nw, K-oo lor ot i e. i. th a'br. rw. iw.t fvl ty Cowainaer tf lu4 XVpariii to A atr will a.

ea-i toe euieiitm e4 aad It re nanvd. OSW at Al Cry eeraer ut CAI siror: and buare. up iopc4 ES'YEJk, Recorder. Shirts at H.York Prices X. TEPMr'eW'B Phlft TVpot, cllraoiia WU.

CAMIBOS reMJaiera. Pabllc Meeting In Dickson ountj. A meeting of the. ani paroll-d aoUlkira of Dickaon county waa held at Hutton a Chapel, Saturday, June E. Schmiiton waa called to the- ciair, a.nd the meeting waa opened by the Chairman reading a suggestion of aereral prominent members of the Tenneasee Legislature, addressed to parolled aoldiera and citi.

zena; after which rrson Hatton addressed the meeting in a few brief re-marka relative to the object of the meeting, and a committee of the following persona waa appointed to draft resolutions, iz: A. P. Nicka, j. JL Cullum, John ilo-Kechnie, N. 1L 1111, and Charlea a Jones.

Eesolyed, That we will aid and assist in restoring civil law and order under the amended Constitution of the State of Tennessee. Resolved, That we truly sympathise and regret the assassination of President Lincoln. Resolved, That we will heartily cooperate with our present President Andrew Johnson, in restoring law and order to our distracted country. Resolved, That we heartily indorse our legislature in the act in regard to bushwhackers, horse-thieves, 4c, and would cheerfully recommend that loyal citizens may be permitted to bear arms in self-defense. i Resolved, That we recommend our legislature to pass an act for the benefit of debtors, by an extension of the stay law or otherwise.

Resolved, That we heartily approve and indorse the energetic course' of Gov. Wra. G. Brownlow in the discharge of hia oflicial duties. Resolved, That the chairman of this committee forward a copy of these resolutions to the Nashville Union for publication.

Committee. J. H. Cullum, Chairman, A P. 5cka, Jno.

-M'Kechnie, N. AL ilall, Charles Jones. Ii V. Schmittox, ChairmaiLy J. 1L Cullum, SecreUry.

We the undersigned citizens and parolled soldiers heartily endorse the pro ceedings of the above committee. Jones Young 11 Rose V8 Winfred Stephen Eleaser John II Ilall Thos Creech 8 A Thompson Cbappel Wm Creech Esq Richardson Cave Richardson Andrews Jno feoutherland Davidson Crawford Beck Joa Hall Miner Eleszar KobtLirkins WmBBrim I' KcCaeiin Ilutton, Cathey i Joeiah Wood Williamson Nail Andrews Gray A Brim Wm Lewis i Dilliard II A Davidson John Hall Jr J. HaU Sr Hall HaU Hall Wm Lofton 1 Win Esters Richardson Gaflbrd Jno Hooper Larkina Lovel Hooper Xicka WRIUnniel BC Anderson Smith Taylor Wm Hall i IL Tanner Joshua Cathey Ed McCormack Jno Ddlyard Jesse Garland Hutton lormpondenee. i Msy 29, ifaj. Otn, Soutteau: Dear Sir: You will receive with this let- ter, a petition, of Fakes, the contents and purposes cf which it is neediest to state.

I have known. Mrs. Fakes for macy years acd do sot hesitate to state that she is a lady of good social position, of ungues tionable truth, and in every way worthy of your kindest consideration. 1 think you may rely on the statement of. facts with faJ confidence of their truth.

I Cled, as counsel, a bill for Airs. Fakes, to have all ber internet in her father's estate settled upon her and her children, and my knowledge of her husband's pecuniary con ditioa I am satisfied that all tae property wnich Mrs. Fakes has in poites.ion, was derived directly, of indirectly from her father's estate. I would most earnestly urge upon you. General, the justice and propriety of granting all that Mrs.

Fakes asks in her petition, feel confident that she does not state too strongly her destitute condition, and it certainly can not ba the policy ot tba Government to permit the burthen of the war to fall so heavily upon those of surh moderate means. I Yours truly, 2, i Joaoaa Etokcs. ToMeJ, G'cn. JJojmcji Comswntfiry the District cf TenntMt Your petitioner, Mary Fakes, would ra- speetfuTly state that on the 15th and' 16th dsys of October last, a small squad of men under command or Col. Joseph Bluckburn' cams to her house in Wilson county, Tennessee, aud seized and carried off one horse nine years old and two raluable marcs, on of which waa with fnal, two boys saddles, the certificate of her having taken the oath, a small amount rf assay, aud some other articles of small value.

AU these articles of property belonged to her sole and separate use, having bvn bought with means derived uom her father's estate. Her hus band, Daniel Fakes, had no interest. CoL Bla-kburn left with her a broken down horse branded U. B. for which he has aicc given bar a protection paper, and so far she has been permitted to keep this horse undisturbed.

The two msres were unfit for the service and be promised to let her bare them again, but she has made several efforts to rejsin possession of them without success, Pome eight or ten days ago aba went Col. tleekburn's Head ousrlers to mala a last rfiort to regain her property. CoL Blackburn informed her that the horse and one of the mares had been worn out in th service tbs one with foal had not been turned over to tba Gov eminent, that she bad a coll end it was possible that he could get her aad the colt era: a. Lieut, vannetta oi ioa. ciacmum a command, informed your petitioner tint the mare and eolt waa in the neighborhood of Liberty, ia DeEalb county, Tennesson.

Col Blackbera gave her a receipt for one horse. dated back the 1st October, lSti, and signed by as Captain of Company th Tenneasea Volunteer Cavalry. he has not obtained a voucher on this receipt, and thinks it almost certain that will ot ba able te do o. She did not get the mare and colt or either on of the sajil-s. Your petit-oner bad petition prepared an the iOth day of November last, etating all these mailers to present to yo, General, bat aba waa induced to delay preeenUsg It, la hjp cf adjusUtg tha CoL Blackburn without troob tag the authorti ties.

Che haa frur children and baa vary little ra with which to aupport aad maintain herself and them. Her husband hu no ercpertr of hia She aad her is band haa take all the oatha required oi toam before the takiag ef aaid 6be araya yoa, General, to order "OX Blackburn to return to her th two hcya safUlea and tho mare aad ealt, aad If ba cannot eecnrtd ia tba- caa and permanent poaaeaaion of tha branded horse left with her, that the bt paid er hava a voucher other two taiea. L-oia bar. HaAPQCasTtss Chitid Statcs Foacts, ALtzaSDara, June If'j. Gc.

r.o v'scau i Dear Eir I hava thia day received from your Headquarters, (ofScially) a letter ad dressed yon from Jordan Stokes; also, a petition- from Mary-Fakes, -prsyice yon to horses captured by me whiV OijiU'ii of Compeev 5th acted upon those naper. rf-rre to me, snd forwa'd to yon. In ji'ce to nvif and men, yon will brer with pie vntil I explain to yon the eir. am stances tinder which those horses were taken, as I tsure yon that Jordan Slcl" 'a lab'wing under a rrwat mintaka, in enden-irjg Urs. Farket' petition, as ha docs, or he wisbe to pro.eeute and persecute meper-bttps for money, at he' is a gentleman of the.t profession.) I acknowledge, th fit Uie horses spoken of ia the petition were tskn by men of jny company, but not tsnder the circumstances ss stated in the petition, I waa not Colonel of a regiment, bnt undor orders from Colonel B.

Ptnkes, to whose yoriment I belonired, and 1 think that Jor.isn Stokes has but little confidence in his brother's management of a regim', when he as business man ought to Vcw, and perhaps does know, tbst when fclrses were seized by me or my eommtnd always took pains in givios; to the loyal the proper papers to ensure tha pay for their damages. After doing so contend that if any one of a recimect fg in fftcU it is the commander and quartermaster if th psv for damans are not received by the sppH-esct. Bet to rcy exp'anatinn. While passing through th neighborhood in which Fakes resided, I learned that at his hoe were throe horses, that he had captured on a bush whacking expedition, and tbst Fakes h'mself wss a rsirnlsr beshwhaeker. As soon as I ssw the horses that mv command hfld taken from your petitioner I found that two of them were government property, which were sceordingly turned over.

The mar In foal, spoken of, was kept by me and I turned another hers ever in her pise to the government. Yet upon tha application of a lady deemed it proper to receipt her for th horso thus turned over by me to the government So the two horses that I aay were government property are beyond dispute, and will not be accounted for by me willingly. The mare in foal ran delivered to" Mrs. Fakes by me, if you think it necessary, and it ahall le my loss. At the time those horses were taken, from what I had heard of Fakej, as before stated, Capt.

Vanalta saw him in a field and ar rested him, ss citizens had told ns that he had stolen two mules and had them hidden in a swum p. He, after being arrested, de- ied having any horses or arms, but the citizens with us contended tbst bad the three on double barrel shot gaa and some nsvies. Cspt. Vsnstta placed a guard around him and approached the nnse, stating to Mrs. Fakes tbst her ban- band had been arrested by him and desired her to give np his weapons, which she did, producing the shot gun that was concealed the house snd the pistol that wss hid en In a hen-house under a nest One of the horse was in the stable end two in a dense thicket.

Tha saddles tsken that the petitioner reports to be boys' fuddles were men's saddles, as "I can prove, and when Capt. Vanatta asked your petitiorer why Ftkes stole the mules, and why he Vent arms concealed, her reply was that he wss rank when heatole themuiet, and noed'd is weapons when be was drnak. Iuroedi- tely after this conversation lee reed that Col. Withers wa in the neighborhood, snd myself and Cspt. Vanatta started in pursuit of him, and while absent from tbs com mand Fskes mad his escape, leaving h's horse and saddle, and that was a portion ol the property that your petitioner, wished yon to return as her individual property am charged in th petition and endo-sed by Jordan Bloke sa hiving committed something prodigious, after all oaths rsd been administered that constitutes loyalty.

nd I yow ask yon the question, why is it that, if Mr. Fskes and Mrs. Fakos hsd be come so devited to our cause after tokteg tha oath, did he steal mules'' and have apons concealed and after beirg arrested, I have before stated, by Capt. Vanstte, make his escape, leaving his horse, saddle, tc Did it not show guilt I think it certainly did, if there was no other proof. I ean produc any sort of pro to yon showing that I was justifiable in doicg ss I did, when it ii necessary, snd therefor I think that citizens who wish prosecute, ought to have grounds, indisputable, be for making br endorsing charges.

I have for three years, been engsged, constantly, defending my country, while others htve been following a more lucrative busincr, and know but little about the duties devoir ing upon a soldier. I have said nothinc; my own behalf in thia cane, compared to proof that I tan bring before you if nec essary, a'sd therefore wish jordog btokes tr any ether man to be aatitfied of my guilt before bringing amt. I have expected to hear charges brought agp mat men oi standing, ss the war was near close, but little expected that I would bo one bf that class, as I am no a-pi rant, end now desire, as my time will toon expire in th service of my country, to ra turn to my home enjoy the comforts of my family with a good moral character. Yonre very Eespectfully. i J.

H. Blackbcbv, Col. Commanding 4th Militia 7th T. Krgro Suffrage la the South. Senator Sumner Wendell Phillips and others declare that unless the ne groes in the Southern States are at once allowed to vote, tne war wnt nave seen wagea in vain suu ait uhami ana I 1 1 1 LI 1 1 treasure it baaconsumea wm save noen lavished to no purpose whatever.

It is not easy to aee how eace men, profess ing to be patriots, can permit them selves to use such lanzuace as this That Mr. Phillip ahould declare such sentiments ia not perhaps enrpriAing. lie ia not an American citizen dis claims all political allegiance tj the fundamental law of tne land and nan aaid publicly within a month that hn woui4 sooner lose his right band tcan swear to aupport tha Constitution of the Lnited btatec. To A.nt the main te nance of that constitution and the preservation of the Union are nothic lhey are not orjecta tor which he would contend ft moment If he sus tained the war at ail, he did it from other motives, and sought by it to at tain other results. But Air.

Samner is not in that category. He ia an Amen can citiaen, and claims to value the Union and to atand by and defend the Constitution. The war has preserved the Union haa crushed rebellion againat the constitution, and has ex tincuisnea slavery lorever. now can Mr. Sumner believe or aay that it haa been waged "in vain, even ii tome oth er desirable results are not at cace at tained? it The fierce obloquy which Mr.

PL 11 lips, pour upon Proliant Johnson for cut cy ineatrok tne pen ibe right to vote upon all the neeroos of the Southern Sttf, ia characteris tic of hia relentless and arrogant tern per. lie flatted Freaiient Lincoln with the ram temp, t.uous wrath, as he does and will every pubiio man, wbo fails to come np to tis atandard of public daty. No abil.ty, no uprightae-ia of character, no pubuc service can ahield 0 i irom voraoie vimicnce any man who faiia to comply with hi drxtud in regard to the negro. And ties, de xnuila just now, ignoring every consid emliou ot juat.ee and public policy ex act from President Johnson that ahall give the enfianchieed slaves com plete control of the rebel Siatt. Probably the great mass of our peo- pi wu ooaoeae mat poetical Whatever rights one man enjoys, every other niRn.

under atmiiar circumstan ces. should erjery also. The colored race mu.t erjoy all the political rights and privileges of the white race other tli Ej- being equal. V. hatevcr ezclucfea the Muck njsn from Toung should ex- ciudo tne tnau also, ihe whole cauntry will rccogniae the and the legislation of the coun-t-y hereafter based upon txicm.

ut the -question of negro sufifsg ifi the Southern States, as now presented, is not aettled by those principles. Other principles are involved which demand attention, one foremost among tiiem is that which involves the right of the resident or of to decide; ichzt the quaiikeniions cf vo t-rs ja tnvrof Slain. -Hitherto the National Gjrerameut hat never claimed s.ny audi power, Kew York decides by her own coctiiution what men may vote, acd what men may not vote, at her elections. Some of the Western permit aliens to vote before they are nr.turaliied. Some Northern Stales excljde negro voters al tog ether some require a proper qualificattOd, and oth-e-a admit them on the tame terms with whito.

If the National' Government 1 a --rts control ot ta wnow question, we must be prepared to see tiiat control exercised everywhere, If the Presirlent may aay who ahall vote in one Mate, he may aay whoshall voce in every o.ner. We do not believe the several' tales are prepared to concede to him ta.s power. will dcid fear herself, and will not permit ho rreeident or Congress to decide for ter, who shall and who shall not vote wi'hin he borders. The same rule must be applied to Virginia acd to Georgia in this matter. as to Massachusetts and New York.

If they are States of the Union they must control this question of voting themselves; and if they are not States of the they have no business to vote at all President Johnson acta upon the principle that they are in the Lnion that they have never been out of it that their acts ot pretended secession were null and void and never changed in the slightest particular the lecsi re altor of those citatea to the lnion; and this principle, with ail its legiti mate coneequences, wiii be accepted by he country as tne baais ot reconstruc tion. But even if it were competent for Congress to decide thia question of ne gro suUVage, there are some considerations connected with it which Senator Sumner can scarcely ignora Conceding the full natural equvlity of the two races, their opportunities for culture have certainly been very unequal. A very large proportion of the reent slaves at the South were field-hands illiterate, ignorant of even the exit-ling government, snd just pa incompetent to form opinions on ponucat sunjecis as the cattle by their side. In South Carolina this class would very nearly form a majority of the whole voting population. Is it sensible or decent to lace the political control oi mat taie in their hands? Does Mr.

Sumner be- ieve that it would be for anybody a in terest to do so? It is true we have ter- ly cheaftpried that great and price less po Bes otae suui a je; I ut is it wise thus to degiade it atd empty it of its wofth? "(I, The dy kill come, wa trust, every man, black or white, iu the hole country, fit to the riht 6f vo- d'. will poseeat and enjoy test rUt. Bui we rtquire of 'oreiers who rotas to our sboie som years of instruction and preparation before they are admit ted to it enjoy menu iue same reas ons which make this wise, would require a Miniiar probation from, tboe wbo have but just escaped from the nnd degradation of slavery. A I'. 7hna H.

S. Stokes Company, Wholes lie and Retail I EALtRS Vf Boots, Shoes, AND HATS! No. 56 College Street, OEtR PCBUC 84tJ.aRB rNTaalivllle, Tenn. Country Merchants sV.w;ttuliTtnite-t to wtmn ernbiwwt .11 trie rt tfewot and -tyU- Irom h- Hhr JLAtLtRa. caretuilf seiocievi this mtrui tr IIAED OCII, REED CO, PHILI'ELt3Il, PA.

ar Te will t3 at a small advance on E-ste-a prices. M. S. STOKES 5ASHYILLK, TES. wa.

a. Titr- aa fur. HAYS, Storage, Forwarding, Ccmmission Merchants ALHO GROCLEIE3, PRY 00-053, CONFICTIONERY, GAF.nWAlvE, YANHEE NOTIONS, snruiu'S liquofs, COUNTRY PRODUCE, aVcu. aVo-. No S5 Broad Street, (Ccnar of sVcad aad CoUegaJ IVtiftliviUe, Texan.

sTriia trwiei ac Schulta's rckbretcd Cran asl juoeT li Sutlers Attention. A Py vii-sto of Pil'ar ftoo-la f-e at i Cue nuaft wrsoaa. Ci at Sitftiatls Ka-rcaa hlteS it' For Sale, 0 fKTfmiD ITTRI5T IS rRC5 Tvr, corn tooaraaa vafry is-w, r-y T. Ja.vT. h3tt Comuercai Bjeai, by Telegraph.

Afternoon Dispatches. i AITalrs ia tetmii laroilni. The Suppressed Testliaoaj. Darker to WUnesMS. Circclar of 1.

0. 0. F. Grand Sire. TheihMm Delegation.

Hearr Sobberj. JTtw Toax, Jun T. The ilsrald'a correa- pomient in Colambia, the capitol of South Carolina, represents that the chivalry of that State are rapidly accommodating thetn-sclves to the cenditioa Of affairs nader the Federal snd geuer aiiy pear gr.tihed at the ef th reicili ic. Theujh it has left them irapsr-ernh it has given theoi tha iiug coveUd peace. The mairniilcsct Cnica swoop, of Ccn.

Sherman throoh their State, soemed tn give the South Ctrolicians their first realisation of tbepowfcrnf th Xational Government th splendid snoceaa of that march destroyai thir faith ia the muth-roon institution of Davis, aad many are now glad to ba considered citi-irnV of the great nation. The railroads cf the i-tato are being rapidly repaired, and in a few weeks the transportation facilities will be aa complete at before the war. It is said thtt Trenhclm, th 1st rebel Secretsry cf thTreasnry, waa very recently living with his family at Abbeville Somh Carolina. If he ia not already here he probably soon will ba taken into custody by the authorities. i Krw Tore, Juna 6.

A special to the Times, dated Washington, 61b, says: In the conspiracy ci.se it is probable that the testimony will not ba closed till Friday. The daf. nee hns several witnesses to examine, and the prosecution has in re.erve coniiibcreble rebutt.ns testimony tobeof-fered when the defense is concluded. The death of JuJe A. Smith, United States Tax Couioiiaxioher for Caroli-nn, is announced, xt, occurred while on bis way from Eentifort.

Judge (Smith, it Ube recollected, wss the democratic Judge who in 1855, prcnonnced the fugitive slave law unconstitutional, in thr case of Garland vs. Booth, for t-e rescue of Melvin.sa escped lave. A Washington Special of tho the Tirbune, saT: Th SJppressed testimony snrrepticiotia'y pnb'ished by Pittmaa has grer.tly endangered the live of witnesses, some of whom are in Cantdt. Tr. J.

B. Merrill, on of the witnesses, is a colored man tnd a well read genthmaa ol line manntr.tnd a phjsician bj evidently entirely trustworthy indeed. After he cjccluded hit tostimouy, tien. Graut rose and stated that he knew the witness' end vouched fjr his credibility. 1t.

was not to return to Canada, but his wile and friends being there he peuUud in go' cg to settle his business, tuivnditig rulurti iaimcdittoly but hs nut be. heard from. The Oratideira of the Cuitei Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, has issued a circular reasserting the jorisdictioa of that body over ail th subordinate lodges of th order ia the lately insurrectionary tttes, inviting them to send deiegate to the annual National Convention, to take place in Baltimore, on the 13th of next September. A special to the Tribune, dated Wash-inrtoo, The Alabama delegation has succeeded ia impressing upon the Executive the iae lht they havo ceased to be traitors. Tbev urge the appointment of Judge Fareous, fctUitsry Governor, a man who, like themselves, was a tra.tor unt subjugated.

Tha of the Alabama Ction regiment are urging the appointment of another man. 1 Ea-reiery Sevard attenle 1 the Cabinet meating taia waa uaabl to remtia ihrjugh the seiticg. Gen. Grant has released fiom tha old itol all tn reoei wocnuea tas.og to oath. About 1000 prfsoaers who hav taken the will soon be CiaoitSAti.

Jan 7.Aboat 8 o'clock last reainr a bu ld.ng on iongworth street, occupied as aa armory by th naConal guard, suddenly fell, barring a number of persons beneath th ruins, three of whom we' killed and fonr fataliy wounded. TheGatette's Chatttnooga dispatch says; The oitcors of one of the Richmond backs, whiieoo the way to thst place with the bank, were attacked by robbers, near Wash ington, Georgia, aai robbed of two hun dred thontatid dollars. Ten guerrillas were hung by tha cit'iens of Case eouatv, Georgia, a few day The Slacon Hsrald asyt Gen. McCock has been assigned aa important positn in Sew1 Mexico. The first and second division of Wilson '1 cavalrv.

nnder Col. Jimtj, alurteJ Jor Sashv.lle. WasaitoToa, June 7. Soma persons tnsy be interested in learning that e'eof to-day, in ordi to set at rest whst calls a malignant falsehood," aays, on th authoritv of Mr. Elsnton himself, that has not resigned, thst it waa not known that be wss determined to leave the Cabinet very soon, aad hes hd no dispute, no difference or collision with rres.dant John son.

Uis relation with the President are of the most cordial aad friendly character. The Prvaidect's relatione with Bteslon are entirelj He has never hail a difference, moch les a collision with hia SecreUry of War nor has he van eai-h aatursnce to any Major Genera! or as has been attributed to him. Th Chroiicl aas this latter statement ia not by authority of President Johnson. Th Secretary cf th Treasury fcst divided tf.ssissippi, North and South into district far th collection of taxes. Niw Yoax, Jnn 7.

Th Tribuae announces that lb President will aao issue a preihEtioa ra.tonnf- th frotectioa th writ ef he Sea corpus and r-rdof ipg a VSry rsoerwi cisaranc of tha uiUtary prisons. jiiKScrs. Cot oi Hi i lyO loi at 4 21. Ht.to 'J tit Arm, fl Co ete re. yo a taan i i Utt aew to ri briii, Wo sky tc wr.

let g.ai, ore-le; it Jil fr reSaal boaJ ao 7 Jre atocaa rr.riart.junar.ouriia. 0 te hxvi c. 'til duii. oas's. tetaf asa tt L-rd a a sl- 'iwo sales OF Goverament Houses.

IW LI exnex rl aa 1 at lea ea um iy 'St 1, a a 1 a Ca U-act -mi ca, JIMS, I iaeeT- rn it ew Taai. kt. at- rM.l a. Cart aed A t. JUST ISSUED.

Authorized edition Million. ft? thsi Till A aviiraie eoiwi a-eurt 0 tte f.i--t, fr -m rarfiAit i-o of ti earlier altemot. 00 Vr. tJ.e ert.tee.e tali en trtef-Hirt coolouiai-of uo; 1, ad oth-ra. au.l si.ei.-l.e- of iho i-riuri- iai cnana.u-i.

rUL'tT TLT.UST RATED With Fine Engravings of thf.raof aVi c( tlt itlicg cherartr--. Mae Beav THr 19 Cnt pVt aTtl wr.pt f--rt X'utt BUIC; dMaWU aUtd ITHi M1 tft p'-U RfV of "so Txtifi rf.rv-i lcir o-1 ir tt tti hriiifnai wt oi a a ily rih: rrror-i th nr i -asa? 'rjr, -o -r -i, try Hiaoiw ii tn enuti-i nra b.sh WftQ ft Ol SI I ti'Ti III? UktMajr Th itfttion tf rciiwai to aa irw-iat tha Dlfttwftr, aV no on" true a rr ft-Hia4 it fcVf-rT i' mn. woutaa nQfi til rrti HMD mftiter of mt-rw-j ot t--iMv. )r4 pti- ih nnftir of strrerc-ui tuitry -tZK. ttuoct ft on of lt rttUti jfwwout, rru to ta ntuatt i ftnt iuturx iH-ft't-n- ra.n jthtmM aw ttiv-f wit rinrtsTitr in txur.ac ixrpt Ik at( iing ijOTti ftlO d.tilt ta QfMoiisi jITa It iff tir-c order.

AA rorp wi 1 1 la rkioq. tu t-H at j-yu-i onVwopt of 5o rental. trst i c. H'-wml J. C-v, INSUEAKOE THTC fNDKR-IiiVrD, AR-VT AT PASB-siile, fc-tha Icsaranf orapaaj XeT YeJiia, And Uie cojie ixsrmcE qwxxt, of NetT ILtreu, -niii-iu sot lor Ii-snnuv-a siriuast Uva or I Are- Also, ajretnet l-i.

or ttasaaae on i'f or Or? -o, TVo. 40 aM si o' P-iSi-a ft-uia-a, tlp-uul. A. W. Bia -irti Stora Room for Rent.

H'auit-nt atawl 00 Ce.Ur street, uu.ter liie itinM-r tl fl" I 'o unai If ID) Kfra, Proposals for Fresh Beef. Off C. 8. COMM I -CAR TOT h.aliTTCE I ttuuriui lts asj h- I SFAt.KDPn.ooaa. ia dirpi caie, tt fu-nii-aine i.

fuwii teiic. I-eiiarlinenl ih all ii oh eel reqniraitin trial patot tne lirfunini in umoeii -nd oi tlie au.1 rer ie the teianf r.naexaee, eaeW me roet of mh'ii. or itn 1 rm tne in ot jrie, ici oo -ivil it th oBii unli- I- m. Jtt 10, tss rtio -i is o- a tr 4 au.i aa t.uiiV nualilv. iiiil i ruf-o oa Iwre an-t hunt ql.art.r meal.

m-oaa 'tianAs. sna ta.iow iihu.ij, at h.vri-ni ps i iisnuh may be Irom tine to nne mruu-Ml, ud oa nuiti l-is tu t.uia.Maa.D siHr tnsy iit will I tust -ar- ni-roif I Ilia tni'-a f.jr builc but in tne e-ant of toe CoTDnii4ej- a-ho 1H 11-1 aiulout lulxts tn pAY tflt It, hen pe to ba lesrie Ml t.rmlt.tr as lui. I- all lie i that 1T P-oot of to uie l.niu-J cs K5Tcrnsaea will toe r-q snin aaL-h prooeai. To eu. resell it wll -a HT into conti act and ire bn-t fw ltl iM-uriiT.

lU is ui'ui por Hi-I'ln. are r.i'w-t.4 as trc-M at it opaa-iLf ef lid pro(eai. IK a r.M.v 1 UIIUIVI 1 r. fc. unal-St l-iit- sa 8.

V. J.H.Yir.SL0V&C0. (ESfADUHlO lsi.) Watchaa, Gold Pencils, WORTH To be sola at On Dol'sr each, sntaoot rrd to Value. aoJ not la fadfnr td vou yea ere ft triSMoo usr or aarickis All 14 a eeU tar Oaa OoUax Iva. Av ion Unit huntinf Cased B1U each VO (told tAstri La.tea' (rutil Wainli-a TO mt to ea utiM' aa-1 e8 a' Are aaill sjon Vam, Nerk.

and ituarl Chains rjioaiattM Cbaius ami beck- M) OmJ aod ChaMa wis Brana- 4a) dolt and jet l-wolVng lroorhe- si-ijO n.H.1, OTi.tes A 9UJ Uoeato ana Coral sj.io Er It (Turtty sfyteei. 4 auO dm 1 aliee' jkrj, tTuit and -J-' a SOia ltia" Iwwelry. vanety of A SuJO ri.lt fcuikla ami M.id TVi mtiirt tov) Ltiea' aaU t-ea'a' uid iVo- l.1 S.4.t-ire bi--e tiuitooa, va- not. of -tvloa tuaavfa eash to 10 eeeb. to eacn fc 4 e.

to ear aa a eac to 1 each to If each to each to each eant ti. Tan'ty oi'ntTie to ai.1 v. Kcts, Fob and KiUxia Hti-wa. tHta loo ataaoaio Pia aad a Mb each I seen 10 each ear each to SOCO O-ni Soli re and C.uetr tKO Mi iraiihatKl Kar i utv K.m. Chased and HVooe kinaa SOnO oa' Calilornia Uinill Rinirs earn auon ft e-pna aad tcea- 1010 P-ON tJeor Al.JtiCC loogo oid Pens.

ier Itztrasiua ivje.anJ i 10 each ear eer-h Ail of U.e aio 'it of G.Kid. wiii be fcf one doiir tftfii-staa of a.i Uie c-u-ca artiolee. abet ft J' IWCU i.a, ih moim, np. atvo tn.xl. ani aa oruere.i, are Uiso on- r.rJ to or i I atret hy tiwl euaaca.

reeei! uf tba tirniut-MtM yoa wul mm a-iat you oaa haee, suS yiur opUwa mi aeoU oti di.iar and ten ihe art-te or not. IB ail tl aniMM tioo OT mail we anmi. 'vtrm mw frirwar a tlie l-ert inr er-n pow. and Oo nit the oiin 'A'. nt -n, be v.tmi be lor at; eiew nil; tntny mc 4 e.e -r fur, and a oinrt I'.

i. Ant'IVrhiK'Hiil wil tnmil oa ererr odrel by Uwn, amlilad tfieir rein'ttaire lo on ajrnfe will oo's f-rf tlrti6.e, anJ rw.it 16 rc to ua, e-ther at ea.fl or sitare taroas. caiiiioa be tl ty mtt -au-iwuusienta in re-f'l iii correct ad-drMW. town, eotiotT and 'H-to A ttr-a J-'li. Wi.vuw a t-, aaris Sen a bfiaaway, Tore.

VJt aera in-)rp iratt Vjti. draire te- tna aai of (oo.a ltae mat ad -di ia leooea-w. Th- oc.r ti.m cnlr asl eve lo i.t4tj, wo h.r eot-r erotri; he-a Tr.e ar-j-l ia in r-Mt amats, iJ ii bv nateoa te.y iaae but ur a- BJa For a art 1-a G.H.C, FaatorSaa. For Sale, F. of the toe sad be-t faloow 13 tha umi.

i a 0'-o-s I bur will iiiil fh-tnft cwu- ll i.uw r- T- ar- taa. aware. a um sraprt. taa uraeis bawaeea uocto. juue-1 $500 Reward VITHX said Cat tba arrest, ewrasCen aad fa- roa-y a.

raur i arm ut TS. a.v reaai'il al -j- as 7 -J as "KiiM-iY. ic-la JOHN U. JOUVBT, aautaa a MaVCHXXC rCTI'T, Needles Spool Cotton, 15 Jrar i. Lix'.

wy t-irB-o- HI. r- a 'a Tr.Ti 1 '(VI4 ne. laUura oewtag. dt. Ho.

72 Wnt Fourlh Street, up I vatu. jestl 19 SPECIAL NOTICE, For Ssalo, nPii r.l rr tr-e is i or a- vo Ii. -t or -it any 11 li orf r. V. I I.

nr. 1 i i 10 a 1 IV tr Ota fca' --K gti-rfrtji iv-n t. i ftp 1 I Xi 'e--v7 rtit-- err'ui m. at. rWassra-aaAtui BV-J Of fLt.

by rut rajaciCm, tti i JjtMXA let a.tJ Ot -ta -a Ci i.S Vr LA KaJi-V, ftl Mvi a-ia. i. 'fra afinr ar1 fw ct-ajc t. nr sr oi li aa-fss -ft 'Sr' li UHl ba- V-nirt -nt fc ft- cJ lov lAlC Of ToaCre, aoaaaa ajr aaaxaa us VJ A 7V Weat Fonnli Ht tt dac io r-9 Ooasraj CTVOINNATI, Olt anarlt-Jha) tsLA.1 IK I ltiiA.UtI H. P.

lutf.il, linfofr. marttl-su 1J Fearf M. v. mat mim mam ficralfa! BT.ANS't TTTU CKKVTHt wV or th Ui rTI -o O'inee i v.t C.ae, aa4 ail tin.lt.iu cf l-ie no trierri.ry. Ivvvs rUL T-'t, m-i bT KTrr at ft or v-a-n.

A It. a io. Boa 1VS, Unoiuaati, otua, aprlJ-aire Tfc BrUiJ Ctianaee, aa ef of an-t l-tn; lmitj Me. ii.e tomtiaot tor A of U-t Cr'aa-r o-iual c-ni in Atttrees. Vt.

fa Aa-ootauoo, rN. arruI) riea.eTa5.e Th not sad ancomU of T. W. kia A s-r-ealer, f.ii 1 and A. w.

Adams A will be luuad at 5o. tl Collate stra.it, near the 8-juare, where sli parsou iaJeted to any of tae ttruia Pieo make tiameiiiaie pamon' as bcsine.s must be ri te.l up. Ia my Mr. K- O. Tbr-n i.i fii-ly aatiionted to attend to tha Vis -nwi.

A. r. Asaaa, ii etrrtt, marl-itn ner tho Shirts at N. York Pri Ol I Ct, K. H.

'N'S Ctierry (. t) n. api-iv-ii Taau-1 Miniatures, in t.il, or Wat c-1 rs th genaina at the llailery of tie berland. si-rll ke Cream Saloon. refpe-tfally anuo-in-vi t- i nf fronds and patrons thui a baira re- our io 4'ream daiooa f-r tb hope to reoeiv the sam patri tso ha bean ao liberally beetoWBit on e-.

tecaoD. We hav aiwars on tii-l cm twnary of ail kinds, and cwl s-h'. -i Craiun rug.is to ur.ior i- etc. 'it'-; Jk Jel jnll tl -rth Cherry sm.t. rlf Asa.

Thia Tic, wh.oh is a-jer prn. th preoence of a nit, hte tu avarissting rain ot thousands ot tne ni.ui.-9t and most taieuted yonnt rneu that cr in trcif'te to oluo, or x-n Tl hi.s titr.ye 1 beaith, tne i- f4t.f and re te n.io.-!.:.'. t. liviij- taeieton. are tivte 1 and fa-eJ erl-vHs in it pam.

tae ra nis of reason, as-M coo.ai-'-. i. I'd at that can meet jst. core-1 permaneritly ef this sir. c-l ou Vt.

lnnimtn, ito. piortii or ad trese b.ui by le-k-ir, a J-i. i--i CotnrraaesTa. Io.f.,rtnn.t..'.o haa beca re eaived by C. L.

Bartow A Co. taat ei-n' drugg-ste in tins city bane Non pa oa parsons calling i-r lr. I'-ct rata an aruoia ft ti.e.r own u.i caf j- birh tioy sav is I) a. We adviae ail m-j genaiae, and aauld you require j- cue ti it i. or any diaesaa the do n.tsu::r at.

uxpnactptsu tuaa to intpoea any prtpaaUia on you, but get ur. rink Cerate, untiiactiir.l by 0- L. liar- tow A 2o Xsa-i'M-uik akraav tC- vilie, Teun. P. A lib-tra' d'aocwint ma Bent by iaa.l lay a-1 ira.i ou (1 12.

Ba ear Uat yoa get th gau as; U-tf Gold la failing, ao ia tie prtca A l'Vto-grajOis at LUa Uailery ef Ut Card Picture bow oaiy i per d.aa. pf tf A. 8. Vi.ssa. It C.ittt at.

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