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DRUGGISTS &c
WHOLESALE
D L u G S T @ R T.
Corner of Market and Brood -. AI'
". F. GRAY.

ss Nss7fs
- SUCCESSOR TO CARTwRrcU-
! ~ ARMSTRONG, Wholesale Dealer in - AND
Corner of Broad and Market streat anu yaTety Goods.
nessee would respectfully inform the pnLIr ,S" zen
purchased the stock Of Cartwright Arnlsnpc n e mas
cOruer OF broadW and Market, where he iptsnd
large and well assorted stock Of Irugs N A1sspIng
Oils TurpentiEe: Dye Stu wndow Glass Gss, ants
and all other articles usually kep Drug Stores toosI
WITH stock OF varieties suitable for the Country
Druggists, Merchants Physicians NanrFs,.,.-
riahtefs are invited to call and examine the sock bas
purchasing elsewhere as he is determined 10 seI u h
prices as VIII glve satisfaction ak the auaIv ~ -
are warranted TO be represented argp stool bS;
oeen purchased in the Fast since rurcbaspE t So III
oss Gu compete with any house in the South west He
~ r sale low for cash. time to punctual
10 6blS Ii1nse ,-snef Ots 500 lbs LiIhuge;
< ME IL G@ l0O0fbS Venetian Red.
4 bhls r. c. aoi l0O01s Spanish Whiting
900 Ibs Ex LOgweod: o. -. u .S sseoseh onunj
800 fbs Ma6der pAS pHS Sarreits do d9
IT5 rs Nuri,ta oeT; = Dds hacDboy's SaufT:
800 lbs Alum; ~, - uusi
ESQ fbS Gum Camphor- a05 - est tt.t Anlonia.
5000lbs Sup Carb Sofa: EN5 ~ SpiIN Spints Nires
80 gross Flames Yermf ge 500 r. Nitro ASas
20 gross Fahnstocks do; $40 ~ N,-je.s Io
90 grOSs Mustang Linament; 10 lbs Syrup led Iro
Feathers, BessSaz Ginseng &c. taken in trade 1t mar.
- octSO
STRETCH ORR, CORNER OF C0IJFCF
y - and Union Streets Nashville, Tenn HhoIcsals and
Retail dealers in Drugs, Medicines Paints O1s Dv sE
window Glass, Pertunery. Fine Toilet Soars Erlshes
Pure Wines and Brandes, expressly for medicinal nur
poses Drngsts Physicians, Country Merchants and Man.
ulactuIers supplied on he most liberal terms
oIaEICh ORR Wholesale and Retail Drp0vistx
sorrer College and Union streets 40
COLOGNE WATER.-JUST RECETyIP
large supply OF superior Cologne Water in large fancy
~oOelles ~ for sale by nOv9 STRETCH ORR
{ IOMPCUND OK MARROW-SIX DOZEN
~ BASINS Compound Ok Marrow valuable rre--Fa;ion
Tor the Ear For sale by nov9 STRETCH ORR
A MANDlNE.-A SUPPLY OF THIS VAIU.
IA able preparation Tor the and prevention Of eh.p,ed
hands just received and for sale BY
noyg -STRFTCr- a Opp
EORTY-EiGHT BOTTLES DR. NOR
WOODS Iineiure Of Veratrum yiride for contrcIlinS
the Action of the Heart and Arteries eases here ther
Is Preternsural frequency. For sale by
S1'prTrtU
nR. WATERS'TOOTHS SOAP.-DR. w At
H. TEkS-Dear Sirs-Ths is 10 certify that have used
your Soap Dentiice and perfectly satisfied II Is the best
article OF the kind in use and long you continue to
manufacture of pure article. you vii nd ready sas
ior II No person IN the travelling Community sod be
wlthoutu CHAS. :. BOWEI.I. Deni It.
No. L, Chambers street. n Y.
SIX dozen Waters Chemical Tooth Soap Jst reciyed
and for sale by STRETCH 4 ORR
now Coner College ard Cnion 81
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IENRY,s INyICORATING CoRDIAL.

HENRY,S INvIGORATING CORDIAL,
II PURELY VEGETABLEl IN IT'S COMPOSITION
which have been found of experience by the most
ss Physicians to be possessed OF qualities most beno
whilst presented the public efcacous remedy
it il also known ofthat character which reliance
Mortgages Disordered seriity, Mensuaon or Suppres
sion ofhe Menses, Flour Abus or " hites, orfor .
Debility
arising from any such weakness from sickness,
where the patient has confined to bed for time,
for Females confinement Abortion Miscarriage, this
Cordial cannot be exceed in its tuta effects or loss OF
Muscular Energy, Irritabiy, Physc Postia alton, Semi
nal Weakness Palpitaton ofthe Heart Indigestion Slug
gshness Decay Procreave Functions Nervousness,
&c, where Medicine is required, WILDE found
equal, if not superior to any Compound ever used
To Females.
Henrys Ipyyorating Cordial is one of the most valuable
Medicines in the many Complaints to which Females are
subject brace the whole system, check
suffering disease and unhappines among Ladies would eX
is werethey generally to adopt the use Of this oorda
males liable to, restored by the of bottle rr"o,
10 bloom and to Eigor ... .
Young Men:
it young most aptto become its vcm from
the danger which they subject themselves
causes 7'
Nervous Debility,
Weakness the System and Premature Decay. Many Of
You may be suffering, nisied to the
themselves Premature lmpoency, Involuntary seminal
Emissions, Weakness Shrvelng the Genital Organs,
ed indulgence of the sensual passions occasonng the
cessiIy OF reuouucing the feliciIies of
Marriage,
lessening both mental and bodily capacity HOd Henrys
Invgorating Cordial Medicine that is purely Vegetable.
will aid those important functions
healthy will prove Ofservice to 1t possesses
general of disease, and strength
OF the system. ....
As Tonic Medicine,
itisunsurpassed We do place this Cordial a footing
Quack medicines, and is customary, append long
OF Recommendations, Certificates. &c beginning with
Hear what the Preacher and such k iii not
essary, 'Henry's inygeraling Cordai only needs
trial to prove that it will accomplish all We say
The Genuine ..Henry's lnyigOrating COrdial,''
is put upin Bottles, and is easily recognized b.
nature the label of each Bottle 10
which orgeryD well as the name blownrn
the glass.
Sold for 81 per Bottle: Six for So SIG per dozen.
Prepared only by 5. +. COHEN, No. FranSm Row. Vine
street. below Eighth, Philadelphia, Pa, to whoa all DR.
bERS be addressed For sale by all respectable Drug
gists and Merchants throughout the country
For sale at Medicine Depot No Il College ST.,
by J. Domgooie Wholesale Agent for the State and only
agent in Nash lille.
dscil-6m d&tw.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
oFFICE-No. IL, DEADERICK STREET.

THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN-Is furnished
subscribers the following rates Single copies one
year in advance. 81 5O within the year 50 co.. the end
Gf the wear 81 90. CLuBs-0f five and upwards-S2 90
per copy for year Clubs of subscribers will be
ceived for six months at the foregoing rates.
he TRI-WEEKLY is published every Tuesday Thursdsy
aud Saturday at IS per in advance if paio
advance, Sc.
DAILY is published at E ght Dollars.
fsy" THE MONEY T. ALL CASES TO ACCOMTANi
SUBSCRIPTION .-se.
Remittnces of subscriptions be iAade by mail - our
risk. Leo
paper viii be of the State unless the order is
COMMANDED with the cash.
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sssEESsSgss; AE,
tsssSas c udIEE;IRSy!{ E;Rwyo{RT 'E!;I,!(li : Az
SAJz5sssy SszSssS8S~
FOR THE COMPLETE CORE OF
CVI'SC N 4 iO1Ns
TIE GREAT COUGE REMEnYt

Coughs, C9ds Liaens0, Astaa. bronchitis splitting
Blood, and all other Lung C0nplaiats teadiagto
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DWELLING HOUSE

' SALE-The undersigned offers for sale his residence
nSprng or Church Street, with the furniture If desired
Terms made known on application to
r. G. FOS TER, Sd
Or in nv absence 10 IT, NJ FoGG
unp l---tf.
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NOR RENT.-A HOUSE CONTAINING SIN
rooms &C. on the Murfreesboro Pike, ~ miles from
Nashville decT K. A. BALL0WE, General Agent
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DtRkDAY MARE ABO

tail one hind white supposed 10 be with Oa lntor
nation of the simal will be literally rewarded by calling
at PRICES Livery Stable. NOyI9-u.
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Men of Refinement

Who Just appreciation OF Truth, and ask them in
all if the above is true That being granted
propose to ask why it that internal remedies
always sorted in the such diseases
Why give dozen nauseatiBg doses of medicine for
swelling of The aneleI Why pnysic to death for
few pains Why give pills affection of the
muscles :? All, friends Be give pill every
hour has slain lis thousands Mans stomach de-
signed he pur1 oseo OF a
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Seize Upon Truth

wherever you find it, We offer a medicine which will not
deyOur yOnr stomach it will net interfere with your regular
food will not prevent healthy assimilation of yOur di-
gestve apparatus but it erul external slimula
which the of the skin, eXcies the Absorbent
system, penetrae the nerves. MUSCLES and tendOns and
lgamerts of the parts which it is applied, producing
free circulation of blood III ough tie parts stimulating
the reyivying and building up tAe deadened It's
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n,nnIAEENr CARRIAi.FN!!

CARKiAGEN! CAKRIAHES!
u HAVE Il large assortment OF CAkhIA"IS AND
L BUGGIl,S on hand, which will sell low Tor ash
- ~, MARTHA SLOAN
"OR RENT-A large conlnodIuus NAkE-hOUHt,
II situated ON lower Market street known as Fred sloan
Carriage Ware Rom. Possession gwen mmediately.-
FOR terms, apply TO MAhlha $500
decS-lm. A''L.o'I.
,.STIE PIECES AND OTHER MARBLE
Nj WuRk at Reduced PriceS.-llUGh Henderson,
,,-oses TO sell Marble Mantle Pieces Monuments, and
variety of other work. of fine ITALIAN hUl AND
A ERICAN MARBLE at reduced prices nov29-u.
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OF GENTLEMEN'S
READI-MADE CLOTHINGi
h. A. JESSEl-
Arcade Clothing Store,
No. 30 Market street, opposite The Union Hall
rTHANKFUL for the liberal patronage hitherto besow ed
i upon him, begs leave to inform the citizens OF Nash
vile and surrounding country that he has just received
of the largest and most complete asOrments of GsateHs
Full and Winter COtkjng and Furnishing Goods
brought to the city, which will be found unsurpassed in
quality and workmanship, and at such low prices cannot
fail TO please The stock has been selected and made up
under my inspection expressly suited to ths wants OF
the city.
Also, large assortment of
Chiidren's Clothing,
suitable for all ages and warranted to BIT
AS my stock very large, can offer great inducements
country Merchants, either wholesale RETAIL at very
little above Eastern prices
Give & CALL as shall take great pleasure IN showing
tha Goods H. A. JES5SEI,
Arcade Clothing Store 29 Market ST.
octs-8m Opposite Union Hall
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Is cured in all cases, by using this medicine.
Ye who using crutehes, hobbing along through
this Troublesome world with stitch in the sder and
'.cateh the back, will find and permanent
lief in this External Medicine.
If there be such the city OF Nashville surrounding
country, atmOnh you to to Agent aud procure
pamphlet and bottle of the Chinese Rheumatic Anldote.
Pat up in large Bottles, with simple and plain directions,
and sold al $500 per bottle, two bottles for $500.
AS NUUATT " co, PrOpretors, Maiden Lane, y. Y,
TO whom all orders sheuld be addressed
For sale in Nashville by J. p. DROMGOOLE.
noY2l-i&w Only Agent. No. I2 College street.
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THOMAS HODGE.
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Confusion, gddness rush of blood to the head
mental debility hysteria wretehedness thoughts de-
structOn fear OF insanity hypochondria gene
raj rrostraon, irrabiliy nervousness, inability sleep,
to females decay ofthe propoglng fune
tOn5 hystera, monOmana, terrors pa pIaOn the
heart mpoteney, constipation ETC., etc. from whatever
ma TESTIMONY. uGa
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A Great Medicine for Females,

The unparalleled effects OF this great restorative in al
complaints incident to females, mark an
mails mecicine Thousands of stmulants have been in
Eenedthousands of nvigorants concocteda
be speeet in the various diseases and to
which delicate formation OF render
The result heretofore been uniform These nosrus
have indeed impaired momentary vyaeity the
system transient and deiusve vigor muscles but
this of relief has been succeeded by depression
greater than beJre and the end has
utterly para re the the
and the vital organization and 1Eay destroy unhappy
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Cure of Nervous Diseases.

No language convey adequate idea the imBad
aeand almost miraculous change which occasions in the
diseased debtaed and shattered nervous system
broken down by weak by
the unstrung and relaxed &c
revyied and 6dtup Ihe mental and ply steal synioms
OF disease vanish together under Nor
the fleet temporary on the contrary the relief perma
for the cordial properties Of the
constitution ITSELF and normal
Ns,.nr hh.r. nrntirnr hac III.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-11-30

The principles involved in the decision
of the suit now pending in the Superior
Court oil Cincinnati, for the annulment
of the contract Of union between the
!Iillsboro and Marietta r. r companies,
are Of the greatest Importance. not only
to the parties Immediately interested, buI
to all railroad companies which are or
may be organized under independent
charters.
The suit is brought by committee Of
stockholders in the IliIsboro railroad
company, on the one hand, against the
Directors of said company, and those o
the Marietta company, and VIM. Sturges
and others, on the other.
The bill filed by the plaintiffs asks thai
the contract made in---last, between
the aforesaid companies, be set aside
and that the IIillsboro company be resto
red to the possession of its legal rights
1t further prays the Court to appoint com
missioners TO take charge Of the affair,
of said company, with power to carry
out the object Of its charter, and the
original purpose of the company.
The bill charges that the contract il
not only unauthorized by any law, but il
in open violation OF the X. r laws Of Ohio
and that the contract was brought abou
and its fraudulent results thus far consu
mated, by combination Of illegal acts
in which the Hillsboro Directors, or ma
irrity of them, and the said VIM. Stur
ges, are charged as the principal actors
Messrs. Cowrin & Probasco, and Cof
fin & Mitchell, of Cincinnati; and Bar
rere and Mcdowell OF llillsboro, are coun
sci for compainants. From the charac
ter Of these attorneys, il may be expected
that thorough investigation Of the impor
tant questions involved in the case will
be made; and it will be the province o
the Superior Court of Cincinnati, in ren
dering its decision, to settle principle
not heretofore adjudicated, which are o
vital Importance to R. r. companies boil
Directors and Stockholders) as well a
the community at large. The high rep
utation of the Court for legal ability emit
Ties US to expect from it a sound aud con
elusive exposition of the law of Corpora
tons, in regard to the duties and power
OF Directors and the rights Of stockhold
ers.
Viewing the suit in this aspect, " ar
justified in regarding it, on the whole, q
the most important railroad controvers,
that has ever taken place, or may eve
again take place, in this country. Th,
result will be looked for with great inter
est Highland News.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER
y3AA Ay9l9a
SIEGE OF SEVAS7OPOL!I

The news is Of extreme interest. The
news of the massacre ofthe English liglt
cavalry under Lord Cardigan, is mainly
confirmed. They charged Russian
battery of 80 guns, and lost 400 men
Only 200 returned. Since then there
has been incesSent and sangunary fight.
ing. The allies are almost overmatched
and a mos; urgent request is sent Tor in
stant reinforcements. Fifty thousand
Frenchmen are to be Instantly sent, and
every available steamer is taken, includ.
ing The Europa, Alps, Indiana, and others
On the 4lh of November there was a
sanguinary engagement, on the 9th ter
rible combat, including a sortie and a
general attack by Menchikof's army
The battle lasted from day break til
four in the afternoon. Both sides claim
ed the victory.
The English took some 200 prisoners
The Russians loss is 1000 The loss o
the Allies is 900. The Cars two son.
were in the battle.
The battle was resumed by The Rus
SLAMS the next day, the 9th, and we dc
not yet know the result. The allies are
preparing to storm the city, before the
Russians can recover their losses A
practicable breach is effected.
Since the battle of Alma, Menchikof
has been reinforced by the commands o
Gems. Chomutaff; Leprandi and Korff
The entire infantry force Of the Rus
SLAMS at Sebastopol is $4,000 and caval
ry and artillery which swell the numbe
to 10000.
At the same time so closely has these
affairs been drawn, that the Russians e
qually with the allies, claim the advantage
1t is now admitted that the defences o
Sevstopol and the bravery Of the enemy
were underraled; and the force of Men
chickof in the f.ld was altogether unex
pected.
Six hundred cavalry rode over fell
a mile and a half under a cross fire Of
battery of thirty guns. In a quarter @
an hour all were killed except 200.
A telegraph dispatch dated St Peters
burg the 22th, states that Menchikoff re
ports to the Emperor under date of tn
9th of November; from Sevastopol, tha
on the 9Th the garrison made two sortie
one against the right flank, which wa
successful, and resulted in the capture c
one of the English batteries, the guns {
which were spiked, after great loss O.
both sides,
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healthy condition, such as to preclude the
possibility OF any difficulty; but as lndi'
ana money has now small circulation
among us, we do not deem it necessary
to give it in full.
We have no late statement Of the KentuC
XIV banks, but from unofficial facts in ouI
possession we feel certain that their po'
stion is fully as well, if not better torti'
fed than either the Ohio or Indiana
banks.
The paper of the banks of Indiana
circulales freely in Indiana, and sellers
of Indiana produce in our market now
in many instances, agree to receive it,
This is creating an improved demand fol
it, but so long as the paper is not banka'
BILE it cannot be current in business
CincinnaN Price Current.
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Self.respect and selflove, TO cite no
higher motive, We should suppose would
save the State of Ohio and her credit from
the ruthless attacks Of the Salesman
1t quotes this morning Ohio six per cent
stocks due in 1856, at 95 cents in New.
York, and suggests that the recent tail.
ures of tUo small Stock Banks in this
State (whOes notes are received al par
for tareS) has been "chitfly instrumental
in producing this depreciation" !!
This statement is too illogical to require
serious notice, and we only call attention
to it for the purpose Of exposing the mo.
tive. If the object had been 10 state a
fact interesting to the public, why not
give the additional information that for
Ohio SKIES, falling due in 1870 and 1875,
one hunderd and Ten were offered at the
same time that stocks of 1856 were quo.
ted at 50? And why not add that ior
Ohio GUeS due in SO and go, one hun
dred and four was demanded?
The object was to add TO the public dis.
trust, and the simple truth would fail oil
doing SO. But, in addition to the reason
given above as the cause OF depression
OF the credit of the State Of Ohio in the
second stock market of the world, to.wit,
The failure Of two small Banks, whose
credit, so far as the Stocks of Ohio are
concerned, has not suffered at aH,-this
paper, the Statesman, adds, in the true
spirit of meanneSs and mischef-"The
Board of Control OF the State Bank have
also, ii is supposed, been crowding into
the market that portion Of their Stocks
invested in the Safety Fund of the State
Bank"
1t is hard telling what is here meant
but whatever it is, it is all based upon
SuppoSilion, and is clearly Intended for
mischief and deception. In the first place
the credit of the State Bank issues ar,
not based on State Stocks, and as there
is confessedly no evidence that any por
ton Of the safety fund has been thrown
into market, why allude 10 the subject q
all, unless we are 10 suppose the States
man aud lis fellow laborers of the Slave
Democracy are engaged in an attempt Il
destroy the credit Of the Free States tn
refuse 10 bend the knee 10 the Admins
tralion!
Unless some such unpatriotc purpose
lies at the bottom of these repeated at
tacks on the credit of our proud State,
why not state all the truth, and say, by
way oI explaining the reduction Of the
stocks of Sc beoa those OF longer date
that the shortness of the time they have
to run makes them undesirable for in,
vestment. This would be stating the
simple truth, and no mischief could result
from it-phieh, it seems, is just what is
not wdated! "ll is foul Bird" &C.
We leave the Statesman to complete the
quotation. The application is obvious. -
D. s. Journal
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JACKSON MARK ETS.
JACKSON, Nov. 80, 1854
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A fact worth remembering. In this age of
empiricism when cure alls abound, medicine
which has stood the test of scientific investiga-
ton, and received the unqualified approval of
the medical faculty, is certainly rarity. Such
a medicine is Stabler's Anodyne Cherry Ex
pectorant, which has been recommended by
numbers of the best and most experienced ply.
scians, used by them in their practice, with the
happiest results, and invariably gives relief in
coughs, colds, bronchitis, and diseases of the
lungs and throat generally. 1t will be well for
all to bear this in mind, during the inclement
season now approaching, as by so doing they
may be the means of preventing much suffering
to themselves or friends
See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis Of
the:agents Price Teach, only so cents per bot
tie, or six bottles for $3.50.
l.. II. STABLER & CO., PRorRIEroRs,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIsTs, BALTIMORE.
JAMES II. c. MILLER, Agent for Jackson Co.,
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
john d. PARK, Cincinnati X. f. SELLERS,
Pittsburg, ]. IL. PATTERSON & Co. Wheeling.
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TELEGRApHIC.
Arrival Of the HeTnIanu--Addi-
tiOMaI Particulars from Europe.
New York, Nov. "a.

NEW ORh, NOV "a,
The steamship Hermann, which sailed
from llaver and Southampton, on the eth
inst, arrived at this port this morning.
Omar Pacha had sent 10000 men 10
Varna, probably TO reinforce the Allies in
the Crimea.
A Russian despatch says that on the
28lh and 29lh October, the weather in
the Black Sea was terrific.
The allied fleet was obliged 10 run ou!
to sea, and the besiegng Iorces were un.
able to keep up the bombardment.
Mr.. Soue was in Paris on the 7th, en-
route for Bordeux. The French Gov
ernmeni, in Withdrawing the prohibition,
intmates that no diSreSpect was intended
for the United States, but that the exclu-
sion was entirely on private grounds.
The Grand Jury has found an indict,
ment against Geo. Cooper and J. B. Tay-
Tor, for the libel on J. W. Barker, the
Know Nothing candidate for Mayor oI
this city, at the late electon--ccntained
in some publications in the Tribune. Tx.
Recorder Tallmadge has commenced
suit against the proprietors of the Courier
& Enquirer and Tribune newspapers, for
libels.
The libel suit, Fry VS.. Bennett, Of the
Herald, was concluded yesterday in the
Supreme Court. The Court refused to
grant a new trial, on the application oI
the deIenlant-So Bennett will have to
lace the music.
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Know NoTnING CoNvENToN.--W e
learn that this body; which has been in
session at the Barnet House for some
days past, will adjourn to-day. The N
7. llerald's story that the object of their
meeting was to nominate Il candidate for
President is utterly untrue. We under.
stand that the subject of the next Presi
dency was not discussed The object
of the convention is understood 10 be tc
change The ritual and Constitution of the
Order, SO as to make it more comprehen.
sve ind strictly NATIONAL. Among
the delegates present are John NJ. Clay.
ton, Of Delaware, Dan'l UIlman, OF New
York, and Major Conrad, Of Philadelphia.
Gin. Com.