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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-14
Samuel welhoit,
Petition for partition

"St hCeibbou " pdTIltiOu
VS.. of Military Land war
Smith Welhoit, ct oil. rant No. $685..
The said defendants, Smith Welhoit, Nancy Me-
Clammer and - McClammer her husband, Eli
Batten. Hetty Batten, Mary Batten, Geo. Brown,
Mildred Brown. Barella A. Welhoit, Merida A.
Welhoit and Elijah Welhoit. are hereby notified
that on the 18th August, 1856, the above named
plaintiff filed in the clerks office of the court Of
common Pleas Of Preble co.., Ohio, his petition
against them Che said defendants, wherein said
plaintiff demands the partition and sale of Mill
tary Land Warrent. No 59SS2, issued by the UNI
ted States of America, dated March II, 4 D s5s,
and calling for 100 acres of land, and which said
Warrant Jane Welhoit. late Of PrebIe county,
Ohio, deceased. died seized. and the defendants
are further notified that at the next Term OF said
court. said plaintiff. will apply for an order that
said Warrant may be partioned and sold accor-
dinghy. J,H. ZOOS.
Atty for pet'r.
August Is, 195G--6w
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-14
Alabama Election.

BALTIMoRE, Tuesday, August IL.
The Southern mail furnishes New Orleans
papers OF "Wednesday, as late as due.
The election in Alabama, which has been
made the subjec. OF special dispatches IN this
city and Philadelphia, was only Tor Assessors
and County Clerks.
The papers Of both parties admit there was
no real contest, and there was mol tie slight
est excitement either before or since.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-14
$1,000 per month!

The people can get the laws and examine
these facts for themselves. The hgures ere
there and stare you boldly in the face, ana
when you 30 10 pay your lakes they will cinlch
your purse. !,
We alinde TO these facts for the purpose Of
proving to the people that the Black Republl.
cans have not fulfilled q single promise they
made tbem.-Seneca Advertiser.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-14
NORM Carolina Electlon!

RALEIGH, N. O., Tuesday, August II.
Returns received this morning show the fol-
lowing gains for Bragg, Democrat. In Hem
usrson Connty425; Wilkes, 27i; Madison, 800;
Bunconbe, 1885,; aldwell, 42Sj Malaga, $50;
Rutherford over AGO.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-14
Iowa Election,

CHcAco, Monday, August II.
Foriy-.wo. counties heard from give a Re.
publican majority oil 1920.
In nineteen counties Of the First Congress
sional District, Curtis has q majority Of ,760.
The Democrats still claim the election Of
Hall.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-14
Free turnpike Notice.

NOTICE ishereby given, that a petition will
be presented TO the Commissioner of Preble
at their Iext meeting on the first Monday
in September next, asking the appointment Of
Commissioners to lay out and estab ish q Free
Turnpike Road, in accordance with the general
law in such cases nude and provided;
ing at the Preble and Montgomery county line in
IIarri son township, thence west on the National
road to i~ntersect the Lewisburg and Paris road,
and there terminate.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-14
Arkansas Election- psclsiYe Victory.


MEMPHls, Monday,t August IT.
Conway, Democrat, is elected Governor by
more Than 5000 m~joriiyover Yell, Know Moth
ing. yeirs owl county gave Conway 10 ma
jofty.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-14

EFFoufleen h0ndred murders have been
.peJpetmled in San Francisco, aud the city hos
been burned down seven illness during the
past seven years.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-14

On the 7.h inst, by L. r. Van cleve, Mr..
AUGUSTUS S. PARROT OF Greenfield, la, to
Miss MARTHA E. SMIrB Of Eaten.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-14

nTThe Iist 6fviciims BY the North Penn
sylsanis RsHlloal disaster now smounls To- SO
and q Is pfcbabls that other deaths wiz occult
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-14
Estnte Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
has been duly qualified aud appointed as Admin
istrator of the estate of John Shit. deceased, late
Preble county, Ohio. An persons owing said
estate are required to make payment, and those
having claims, to present them duly authenti-
Gated for settlement.
PETER VERT, Admir-.
August. Z. 1856.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-14
Free Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that . petition viii
INbe presented to the board Of Commi ssion6rso
Preble County attheir next regular September
session, asking the appointment Of Commission
iers to las out and establisha Free Turnpike Road
commencing on the West Alexandra and Lewis
burg turnpike Road in the town ofNew Lexing-
ton. At the termination. Of the Eaton and New
Lexington Free Turnpike Road; thence East on
the line Of the Old Dayton Road, or as near as
practicable To- the line between Pfeble and Mont
gonery Counties
Jntg N. 1aB6-4w
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-14
Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that on the 25th day ol
pointed and qualified Executor Of the last will
and testament Of John Leslie. decd,
JOHN LESLIE, Jf. Exr.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-14
August7 Z, 1S56.-6t
TESTIMONY OF DoCT. 0. BUTCHER.

TESTIMONY OF DoCT. O. BUTCHER.
Green Bank, Pochabontas Co., April 10 th
1855.
Gontlemen.-Some few months since q pa
tienl applied 70 me for medical advice, aflic-
ted with a severe form Of secondary syphilis
the had been finder the charge Of two physi.
clans without Teleif.) | commenced using The
regular remedies ofthe profession, but the dis
ease stubbofnly resisted all my efforts. The
reputation OF CARERS Spanish Mixture having
resched me, ard being personally acquainted
with yourselves, ! determined to give tia trial.
| did so, and in a SHIRT time its gpod effects were
evident, and three bottles cured HIM.
As an act OF justice 10 suffering humanity,
/ cannot withhold my testimony 10 its virtues
as an Alternative and prompt purifier of the
blood, and take pleasure in recommending il
10 the profession and the pnblic generally.
YouIs respectfully,
o. BUTCHER, M. D.
And for sale by Fred'k Ecksteine Cincinnati
Minshall q Co. Eaton Dean & Surface, Upsher
j. Coblintz. Lewisburg, John Gale. West Alex.
andria, Michael & Co, Winchester, j. H. Bohn
Camden, |. s. Showaltcr, New Paris.
Brookins & SIN, Eaton, o..
Iulv 2f-fm
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-14
ABOLITION ! i TICKET.

Fen PRESIDENT,
JOHN c. FREMONT, Of California.
ron vic PRECEDENT,
WILLIAM L. DAYTON, OF New Jersey.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-14
4 FEW FACTS FOB TAX PAY
ERS.
FUSION ~ExTRAvAGANCE.
they Promised Us Bread-Thss Give Us a
Stone,

6t0A~h %
The fusion papers have not o word OF de,
huncialion for the infamous Legislature oil lssI
winter. which spent its time in laborlng ioi
She banks and monied corporations ana sgolns.
ihe man who earns his bread by hard knocks
and dai,y foil Look at their laws, ami
their act Incorporating o fresh batch OF SWIM
aline shons, and YOU will 6ne Fusionism inya-
tiably sgains, equitable and even iaxa'ioil'
Let us note some Of their acts,
In 1854 The amount appropriated forthe pay
tnent Of members ofsthe General Assembly,
[lerks. &C., was $50, 500. The Fusion leg
~isIatnre Of last winter appropriated for The
name pnruose The sum OF S63, 500l Here IS o
S,ifference, in this item, Of S27, GOO in favor OF
Democrstic rule. The other expenses OF The
f.eeislature are NOT aided in. Put them and
ihe cost OF the EXTRA SESSION together,
and The difference IN favor OF the Democratic
rule isfEy St00,000l !.
But there Is anotheritem. The Democratic
Legislature of'54 appropriated for the contin.
gen. fund OF The officers named, The following
sums:
Governors contingent fund -.-. Ss,oOO
Sec'y OF States /" .""' l,ouO
Treas. /" " {" --..-.".- LOU
$4,000
BY reference 10 the General laWs, pasheu
last winter, we find the Black Republicans
made the blowing appropriations for the same
officers:
Contingent fund, Goyernor, .-..-. $1,000
Extra I" .--.' z,Uuo
/" "sec' ofstaie .....-..-. 1900
q Treas. -.- 2,00O
---
$1,000
Where is the necessity for this large increase
of contingent money for these %olheers? Ftpe
ThousandD Dollars in this item! Who gets ihlsf
Another ileml For pay OF CLERKS in the
ftate Departments in 81 the sum Of Sll,ooo
was appropriated. The Fus onists generously
gave seventeen bundled more in'6S. They
believe in paying we'll! lfthey did moi, they
wonld not have increased the pay OF ihe
guards in the Peni:eniiary, 50 thai Il amounts
in the aggregate to nearly
$1,000 per month!
The people can get the laws and examine
these facts for themselves. The figures ore
there and stare you boldly in the face, and
a -. a., ssF.lt iii fnb
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OFFICIAL.



Mayes. 1870
NOTICE hereby given holders Of stock sue poa
Congress Juy, thai such stuek . 20
made BY Ia add will De paid 1rAsun
-OdeT THE eer6ates theOf The t9 NoyrBsf
ai~Test thereon viii
This department viii purchase par
Of red. mp'oB, and viii R0y therefor the % puuu,
EDITION to tbs accurd Ihr day pur
iy's interest the nlengy reach he Pd.Ti
"a such stock received The Treasury between the 1t dy %
tune and the 5s d, ~ July neuye, hall
tne am"unis specified 10 eeridcatrsi
"a such stock 3st days u Augu,
fourth of one pr cent
And on such stock received day tie
accrued thereon and days. additional only, Uh u
sd
Certificates Of such stock notice II
ny assigned III Uuibd etalf By the patty epurd
purchase money; prior July
rH halyta Interest also be Unsigned pcn stock
der, Otherwise such Interest wan be hereoye.
Aud further h0deIE ~ Unued
states that this VIII purchase tr II
OF June and the OF December Of
100000 shall We previously obnintd and ~ io the Games
addition the from day OF le last dsd'nd
and for moEey reach
he vendor, The following Of premium;
On STOCK ofth, loan ~ Is42, premium of 10 per
On stock Of the loans Of le47 10
Ard stock issued under the Oft I'll september leU, CON
Monty called Texan Indemnity stock, premium, prrc NJ
Certificates hs should be- duly assigned
lhc United STATES BY the encd the moneys ana
the July current hu yea inee.i must
be assigned the sIackhode oIherie the heir
the half year dly win payable htm heretofore
Payment tor all the foregoing stocks w be made BY drafts on
Boston, York; philadelphia az
parties entitled 70 receive the money may direct.
JAaTEs GUTHRIE,
day 20--dIal2Nov Secretary the Treasury.
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DOUBTS OF THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE

For once the New York Tribune permits itself to be cor
reced without showing any Of that rough coarse spirit
which it usually eyinees when Its statements sentiments
called in question In its presidential calculation Il
had put down Penn vana and Indiana among the doubt
full States Several Of the negroworshppers in these
States take offence at the doubts expressed by their ayore
organ write 10 the Tribune desire that mild and truth
speaking Journal to proclaim the country that Pennsyl
vana and Indiana safe for Fremont by really asound-
ngly large maorities But the Tribune, with
mains Of characteristic peryers win only permit itself to
be partially set right II is willing concede its
respondents that their allegation that large majority OF
the people Of the States already named in favor of FIRE.
mont is founded in truth but in spite of this concession
the Tribune still doubts and than insinuates that in
making up the democratic constellation the stars that
glitter 10 the Names of Penns and Indiana will not
be found wanting. As the Tribune has never shown the
slightest ddence in its claims preensons calculations
or predictions its doubts in the present instance should be
carefully respected by the black republicans.
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To Druggists and the People.

Won hereby against spurious mauons of Or De
Ora he "Elertuc un rhall p0srcuL party Mb use
copyrighted J.ehune Elrtc CA Eas CURED the
mayor Camden Of piles and ntuma i'm aho lion j." WI
Huntingdon, Ton T. h guTih twin u took - Us
day) Hu 200 uthr = hltdeirhar
uantp punis The IHadripha Lrdgri
Pt adj lpha would arc" any
Gaiiy otho TEscaly uf countrTerg In Hatb r. va
Wyrhe. esq, well drug lit there churd ~ ar
mpr Valentine, who au,mpcd an na-
this valuable comedy.
PM ADELPmA. May 8, leJ5
To the People and Drusgs,s throughout Ae Urcd
List OF Prot. De Gslhs Electric OILS leo Free West
Philadelphia, rheumatism Mr. RedenIot, Monie co.." ",
rheumatism sprnin Ogdpn, Fuuuh liam
pwris; Provue shi and c"ked
Mr. VIM sprBre, en n'uInl "a
Cam bell, Lower MuTion OF burns and scHe fs't aud
.iii.ru.
SEvrry dugTs that the only Renunr Electric h .
,as proprietor BITS Old Uv', 10 which
al orders be add eSsca Ia pr,cu'r IN grruiir
ProE AS. DE GnATH,
Old ONCE % south eth y erl, nrur he tnut
For sale Ly CHARLt SrriT,
Inv 10 n NasitUgiun, a.. O.
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TuE pRospECT m NEW Jersey

Our friends in New Jersey satisfied with substsn-
M assurances that the State Is cafe for Buchanan and
Brcckiuridge Their efforts appear be directed to
roll up majority large enough and heavy enough TO OBJ
iterse every vesge Of opposition to the democratic par
IT, We copy the following from the Philadelphia Argus:
"JERsrv IN Btazr.-The Jersey Blues wide awake.
Never probably, since the organization Of political pstie,
h, country has there been determined and active feel
ing displayed may be witnessed by democratic
friends in New Jersey They At work everywhere They
allow nothing to interfere with their political duties, but
plunge the very midst Of the political and
hur defiance all foes This and noble old State would
give Eve thousand majority for buchanan to-day and by
vember win double that.
"Tbe State whore Washington with Lafsyee) fought
his greatest battles and where the blood Of Americans
foreigners poured like indie
pepdsncs liberty and union !. not 10 be dgrsccd by allow
ing sectional and dsnnion party like the republican, 10
raise their black flag on its sacred soil"
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Proposals for Copper-piatc Engraving.

oFFIcI SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIc PRINTING
Washington, Juiy % eJO
hUPLICATE PROPOSE AIS will he received thu office until
" the iah day q - O'Clock, tor rnsnvng
"copper" the highest r raj ANlr Of
Of Eteei pIaIe various maps, roats
views, aud OF required tu-T I" TIE
tverai railroad ia" Paeh' "ceaa
Eah be MED ny satisfactory evd""cr ~
ability uf bidding the M
sy- II woik biz for ed ~ his hrr "wn
,fice the which be "a ny
Hcb upon The work
nsGcuy undcFsond that bids Will b" en- 'fianrd
my pa directly ENGAGE ~, aud practically tqua td
s Eiy work bid
bids will separately the price, and but Tor
engraving (spciying whether line othr'wtS' 9"
The CURED for Gu ing the
with, and bonds with security VIII
required successful bidders for he faithful cIecuioa 81
work bid for -
of " aTn
by DESTROYS OF bidding mere
Gr, upon application al this "fhce
be add ssei, the "Thalfan ~ me
Engraving" house OF Repr srntat Unid
G. seaman suprTn' ndcnt Puhiic pr"ig
Washington - be plainly tndor ed Poposas Tor steel OF
Copper pae Engraving"
July % dtl4hAug Superintendent.
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We have been permitted to make the following extract
from private letter from Cincinnati gentleman in
this city. Tho writer is Of the intelligent gentle.
men in Cincinnati, has travelled over a largo portion Of
Ohio since the opened and has therefore enjoyed
every facility for asccanDe the real state Of feeling in
Ohio;
Those who have the best opportunities Of observation
here anSare best posted political matters now are
pretty confident that Buck and Breck will carry the
Buckeye State; and 80 Ear have had the means OF
observing, am thoroughly convinced that cause
gaining daily and hourly. The democracy are aroused
and that of tsof very good OF The
Germans throughout Ohio with very few exceptions
all right In Cincinnati and Cleveland where they have
considerable Of the 4s immigration there against
MS But even these places the Of the Germans who
have acted with the party heretofore and den tilted
with IL will go for Buchanan satisfied that Fremont
will not get single German ward in city The black
republicans may have gained $50 votes over among
the Germans but have gained least SOC votes from
the Hebrew population who have heretofore been aQans,
us and are now almost to man for Buchanan Thus you
that may well congratulate ourselves upon the fair
prospects in the State OF Ohio"
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BY AUTHORITY.
LAW OF THE UNITED STATES.
Public 43.J

Public AZ.
AN ACT to amend entitled can act to establish
Sor the invest alton OF claims against the Unite.
States approved February twenty fourth, eighteen hun
dred and fifty five.
Be enacted By The Senate and House Of Representatives.
the United States Of america Congress assembled, Tha
any of the judges of the claims, authorized
fourth day OF February, eighteen hundred and fifty
shall constitute quorum and may hold court Tor The
transaction of business, and the may appoint
msoners take testimony in the prescribed in the
said
SEc And be Il further enacted That an assistant So
ctor shall be appointed by the President by and with the
advice and the Senate whose duty it shall be to
aid the solicitor in the OF the duties mentioned
in the said act and shall take oath support the
tuition Of the United States and discharge faithfully the
ties of his Office, and he shall receive salary OF three thou
sand five hundred dollars per annum, and shall hold his oc
for period of four years. unless removed by the
President And the solicitor OF the United States mention
ed in the act to which this is amendment shall have
power and he is hereby authorized to employ deputy,
who shall receive salary of two thousand five hundred dol
ctor in the performance of the duties in said
in such way Is the said solicitor shall direct.
SEC. g. And be IL further enacted That the clerk Of the
said shall be- and he is hereby authorized dsbure
under the direction Of the said court the contingent
which may hereafter be appropriated from time to time to
in such amount FORM with such security
shall be approved by the Secretary the Treasury Ard
prorided further, That his shall be settled by tn
proper accounting officers of the way
OF other Disturbing agents of the
are settled. the fret day April
one thousand eight hundred and fifty six the salary OF the
said clerk shall be three thousand dollars per
salary of the assistant clerk shall be thousand dol
lars per annum.
Approved Augt6 1856
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DON'T WANT ALL THE EGGS AT ONCE.

Tho New York Times is highly indignant that Senator
Pratt in his patriotic letter. should even nsinuac
doubt in regard 10 the conservative national spirit of
black republicans. According the Times its poltica
associates are all Union-loving menevery of them
1t true they desire restoration of the Missouri
for the constitution and scpulous regard for the rights
OF The South which could not and be destroyed
impaired by any political considerations The Times
with equal earnesness and mpudence exclaims "W,
challenge the production of single in the pub
ished documents declarations of the republicans au
thoriziug the mpuaton Of hostile aims against the South
In compliance with this challenge submit the follow
ing extract from the New York Trbuneprety good black
republican authority:
Admit that abolition in the States is what all
to strive for and still clear mind that large
ority not prepared for this and the practical question
Is this Shall politically attempt what will certainly in
vove in defeat and failure? shall we rather at
tempt what majority ripe for, and thus by
quent triumph invite that majority to go further Shall
insist having all the possible eggs now shall be
tent to await their appearance day by day. The latter
seems to the only sensible rational course We care
hoe fat Messrs Birney Co. may rpen public sentiment
the North will aid them the best
obty but will not refuse good within reach
out OF Difference to that which is yet unaainabe Mr.
Brney's 'utimaum may be just what he fit have
not proposed to modify medd NTH We only ask that
shall not nterdict prevent the doing good
merely because he would like do good-as shal
also, tohenerer 1t shall hare become practicable"
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DIED

On The let irst at his residence In Pshurg Pennsylvania
:. FOX ALDtN, esq memb of pi'tsLurg bar.
The deceased born In New Hampshire year 100
stidied under the Rev DR. Barry New Yo ard Rev Dr. Wee
ley Newark New Jersey and graduated the Allegheny Coe
q" which his lsther Rev Timothy Alden III. iouader and
That te president After studying the Hon. falrc
FaTrey he catered his practice Meadvie Penus au'
where lie resided ust about SINCE Plus
burg, in which place he published mesDse Of
OF Misssipp" "Condensed Supreme
Penn yyana and instiy Aiden Index Decisions
Supreme Court United States greacst utility
kind and the poor and beloved and regretted
circle friends. f.
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THE ADMINISTRATION INVOLVED
LITTLE DELLA ARE.

WrNsGroY, (Del,) August 5, 1856
Mn. EDITon We were all taken by surprise herc this
morning by reading the made the previous
evening In Congress by represen tave the Hon. Mr.
Cullen that he going to vote for Fillmore first last
and dirdgs Well glad TO learn that Mr. Fillmore
to receive Mr. Cullen vote for with the exception OF
certain gentleman in this city, who wishes to be Fillmore
electo we do not know other votes that gentleman
believe lawful wife is many as one man Is en-
titled and all have perfect adherence of polypamy
, You may put down Delaware 700 strong for Buchanan
Mr. Cullen's vote to the contrary notwithstanding c.
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A CARD.

Messrs. Ridgeway and Pryor, of Richmond Virginia
met and exchanged shots without effect We the under.
signed, who arrived the ground after the fire. then in.
erposed and at our request the challenge withdrawn
II appearing satisfaction that the article Of Mr.
Pryor. which the occasion Of the challenge was writ
ten under the belief that there studied purpose on
the part Of Mr.. Rdgewsy to insult him and provoke
quarrel, We recommend that Mr. Rdgeway dsclam such
deliberate purpose and that each and every article which
regarded offensive either by Mr. Pryor or Nh
Rdgeway be simultaneously and frankly Withdrawn; and
trust that hereafter those relations Of kindness will
subsst between them which become gentlemen who hav,
so well approved their courage and honor.
p. s. BROOKS
II. A. EDMUHDSON,
JOHN s. CASRIE
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BY TELEGRAPH.


CIScIEEAr Aug. 6.The following American msoritie,
reported In Kentucky Bullet county 400 Hart county
25o Hardin county, 400; Boone county, 200; Franklin
county, 200 Grant county 80 which Is said TO be Sea
falling on In the American vote.
Democratic maJorities Nelson county, 2S0i Campbell
Kenton PendetOn Harrison, and BrAoken, average as
each.
In the ninth district Moore the democratic candidate 70
circuit jadge has 625 majority.
The democrats gain generally far heard from in th
State.
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STERN MILITARY IssrI UrE.

COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT or THE UNivERsITY or
NASHVILLE.
TUE NEXT Session Of this cnege viii ap"n Monday s'p.
The Classical fun, aud taCitt IL
hfHnchss. m0dn
languages preparatory atsched enbracing Of
Tue military ADOPTED hrcunl
Of presev good order eeonemy regular hab and seve bod
iy exercise.
Uriversiy closed with fpa
Military College Ct sed is nrst Nashville win b4
tcuiants "a states For catalogue and Ieguons apply
b. r. ltsHNStlN.
Nashville, Tern, July. 1885. Superintendent.
3l-9tnv mdhept