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This invaluable Eminent also equally eclcous in curing
tie diseases OF animals, witness the following crtdcate;-
lsss & A. Aruot and Lynch. Ara1t q Cos Keep che iEu
largest livery stables the Wss and generally Known
throughout the United states.
We the undersigned having used Dr. Brss Arctic llaalt
fora uuer months, chserulT testify its superior tcay
iu esr1- the diseases Of horses veil stdei q he
-rtc ng tire Eminent made, that would other.
M keep ana kept fora number H years. extensive livery
stables tn city, and c1use lsut experience about horl
Ind their diseases b great, and uuhestngy l tha tie
Arctic Lnment only have found aays eees
-ve Wccorialy recommend n to all livery stable ksspsr5
and others having the care Of horses
j. & A. ARNOT,
LYNCH, ARNOr & CO.,
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hereby certify that we'll tainted with William Rus
SELL and the astonishing DE mentions, and Know bic
statements to be strictly true.
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NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADE UE.
TVORTY SECOND Annual Exhibition, Monday Tuesy and
Wednesday, JUNE l4h, 18th and 10Th. viii COM
mence each day at 10 O'Clock, A. 4l, and o'clock p NJ
Music and Reading Essays by the members Of the Senior Clss.
Diplomas granted on Wednesday morning
Parents and the public respectfully invited be present
all these occasions
iunel0-3t c. D. ELLIOTT.
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10y 90 the Admirers OF


FTyALK Of beauty, exist without ane head q hair
then real the following, and you ssk more, circular
around each bottle, and no doubt
PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
We call Of an old young te wonderful pTs-
para0n, which back % is original color, gray
the heal % tie bald with luXurlaut suatreoF1g tl dan
dru itching, and an cutlueous eruuuQacas cuinlal
Of the natural duissn hence BE- regular dressing
viii preserve color and kp &c from falling
extreme old I'm all lis natural beauty Weca ten uu0e he
bald the gray the diseased In scalp, c. And surely he
young viii they value te flowing locks the Uiichng
curl be without t. Iprss is upon TIE tongue Of sou
sands.
Tie Agent for Prof Woods Hair Restorative in New Hseu
received following letter in regard 70 e Restorative, ~
49,
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VhHANOSs-sWe have received fourteen more
Z New Piano FOrtes, from those unrivalled ILL ~
makers 5 Newton a !t Pred6u I and ID HaeRs Y
able would be pleased these instruments examined
by a whether they desire purchase not Every Piano
sold by shall be warranted to give satisfaction 10 every respect
feblO W. & R. FREEMAN.
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gEyHERE can be had at R. D. BLU1s Plain Ornamental
Engraving Establishment Seals for MasOns, l. o. OF,
Sons Of Temperance, NOtres Public Insurance, Railroad and
Plank Road Companies, Courts, States &C. &c Al0 steam
boats Stamps Steel Stamps engraved 70 order for
BIacsmh Siversmiths in fact for all those Manufacturers
who may wish to stamp their address upon their
These stamps warranted stamp Silver, Gold, Brass iron
and unempered Steel without the slightest injury TO the stamp
itself.
Stencils Of kinds made to order. JeWelry made and re-
paired. K. D. BLUM
Deaderick street, the Public Square opposite the
Republican Banner Office. apr30-dtwm3
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We that meeting Of the Presidents Of the
branches Of the Bank Of Tennessee held in this city connection
with bank Monday Tuesday resulted in the deter
mnson not to specie payments at present We were uT
able learn thought the Bank and branches would
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FIVE Hun DEED DOLLARS REWARD.
SyT,sIG HARRIS Governor Of the State Of Tennessee: To
an who shall these prsseutsgeetinE; hneeds % has
been that certsin fN' ~ III pN cars
led from Justice. and Is running az large
Now therefore, 1, Isan g. Harris Governor as Aforesaid by
ie IF me power and authority vested, do hereby offer
reward Of $500 70 any person persons Who may apprelend
~ f + n n burton and deliver him to the Sheriff Jato
of our county Of Davidson in order that justice in that behalf
may be had and executed.
IN testimony whereof, have heGeunto set my hand and
caused the great seal Of the State be affixed Nash
jL-s.i Vile the 3lst day Of May, 1888.
- IsHAM G. HARRIS.
By the Governor:
J. E. R. RAY, Secretary Of state,
juasI2-a
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PROF. HAsKELL,s ELECTRIC OIL.

hank OF WEST TENNEESSEE,- An MEM
Of this Bank will be redeemed at the Union
Bank OF Teunessse at Nashville. [dtw&w-tf
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PIANO FoRTEs, LOOKING.GLAsSEs, sc

WETE have in store, fine stock Of Pianos, lsI-
We Mel1deJns, Window Shades, Artists Ma 49, ~
terals, &c, and still manufacturing Inside1 W II n
Blinds, and all kinds OF Gilt Works, have recently =
added largely 20 stock Of ORNAMENTS FOR MIRRORS,
&c. In word, intend TINES, please
customers and induce them to parone home instead Of
fs5i0-d ". & R. FREEMAN.
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NEW WHEAT! NEW VgHEATU
NTE want p 900 bushels Wheat % 900 bushels
Wv new Wheat he delivered early possible for
which pay highest market price This heat is 20 MI
an order, instructions buy without limit TO price
junelO-n II. ;. tbLNCH & sun.
GOOD THINGS FOR THE DEAR PEO-
QH Pile We have received direct from the manufacturers
lot Of Sgeeters MacabOy, and Carrots Scotch snuff Also,
Anderson's Soace ire Chewing Tobacco and
continue keep Virginia Chewing and Smoking To-
hacco, and the best Havana Cigars in the market
J. W. LANGLEY & co.
mar 10 81 Union street.
CLTGHTLY AHEAB.--WE HAVE RECENTLY
exclusive agency for this State for the sale Of
Hassy Bookers, Capt H. Stutzs celebrated brands OF
Virginia Chewing Tobacco. This Agency includes all their
brands enables to sell at Factory prices We canddy
bdlieye we can give bargain than has been
offered them in this city, as stock Of Tobacco, Snud and
Sea thd largest and best assorted that has ever been
kept in this city. % 1870 90
ap No A Union street. % door from Bank Of Tenn
TTAVANA CEGAARS.--Alo lot Of very fine Havana CT
ears lust received by J. ". LANGLEY & co.
june9-d No,4I, Union street..
ENNOUGH TO SET THE WORLD ON FIRE.
large Of Shanghai Matches, sure fire, the best and
cheapest Also extra fine lot OF old Pnci
ME Sezars at J. W. LANGLEY & CO.,
june a. Union street.
FINE TOBACCO, THREE YEARS OLD.
tAPTAIN z. STULTS has sent small lot OF his hne
Twist " for RETAIL that warrant 70 be three years Old
perfectly sound, and black as your hat - 49,, - . 90
Agents Suits Halsey Bookers fine Virginia Chew
ing Tobacco lmayzO
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AVING successfully passed the ordeal Hhich new dfsesr,
riss in the Maeria Mecl subjected, must aog b -
esivsi established medicine. It's eIcacy IN curing
by PsHA.
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NOR RENT.-A Dwelling House containing 10 or u
~ No. 8, College This nice place. suitable
for private residence boarding house, being the Square and
Post ONCE. Apply 70
mar9O-I W. L. BOYD, JR
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Wanmy's Combined Reaper and
Mower,
WITH WOODS ElMPEROF EIIE.N IT .--Ihis
~ celebrated Machine received the hrst premium Of Grand
Com lEDtr as the best combined eap.ng Moving Machine
at the great United States Agricultural Fair held at Louisville
KY in September ls57. The trial od Syracuse New
York in July. where an the principal Machines in the United
States we're thoroughly tested The committee made their awards
thraz Marshal r WIsr President United states Agricultural
Society. "a Louisville, hg-
It also received the award as the best Reaper, and tie best
Mower, before separate committees appointed oy TIE PIe
In july. 6j7 Of Che machines ia n Tenn.
Numerous oil prem and awards -iveu Machine
DURING tie Last seasons every Machine iu America.
The above machines for sale ~ the undersigned,
B. T. CHEATHAH.
General Agent far the State.
FISHEk, WHEELS & CO.,
fsba7-i6-wd Nashville, Tenn.
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offering for sale superior farm, contain
w ing upwards Of 900 acres fronting the Mississippi
river about Osceoa, Mississippi county, Arkansas,
adjoining the farm Of B. b. Harding Esq. The farm otter is
one all that Of country and has
amount Cypress timber also four cabins From
IS TO 100 acres cleared timber deldened liberal.
ply address. J. L. & r. ". BROWN,
iuuelO-itwlzw Nashville, Tennessee.
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--'-s X
number. Prise only 3 eent Or three dsilsr.u - -
alsw Leo E.HAGAs, Agent.
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IN virtue decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county
s rem s az the May 1853 in the Of David c. Love
minisrt5r and AIMS vi lnon- paTte, viii oer for l
Il the Court House Nashville, Saturday, the 81 day Of July
next for cash, the following negroes, tt; Aanda about ~
ears Of ags AMI George about IL years Of age.
sli negroes belong to the estate Of Jonathan wilkinson, de-
ceased. AMI sold pay the de5ts q said estate
irasj-l s.ta tis-nrs fss IS PR. CHEATHAM, Clerk.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-08-11
whep vii, is be opened.

We were informed some two oe three weeks
since by the Cincinnati Con,nercial and all the
rest of the black republican papers in Ohio, that
the republican campaign forOhio had been OPEN
ed, when they bored the visitors at the White
Sulphur Springs by Dick Corwine and two or
three others making black republican speeches
al that place. They made great efforts 10 get
up meeting at that place, but it was a misera-
BILE failure. They soon got ashamed OF calling
that the Opening" and thought they would
have tremendous meeting anyhow, whe ther
the people were willing or not. So they gave
two weeks notice, had hlming handbills stuck
up all over the country and all the black repub
lican papers were announcing that Hon. Thorn
as Corwin would address the people at Morrow
on last Friday. Morrow is one Of the best pla
ces for big black republican meeting in the
State if such thing could be got up. 1t is sit
uated in the strong black republican county of
Warren, and is at the intersection of the G. w.
Il z. R. r. with tho Little NJ Mam r. r. Well
after all this effort to get up big meeting, the
Cincinnati Commercial Of last Saturday tells MS
thai Several hundred" were at the meeting,
Tom Corwin spoke, and that it was the "open-
ing of the Republican campaign in Ohio" This
was the second attempt ofthe black republicans
to cet up an enthusiasm, but like it's predeces-
sor at the White Sulphur Springs, it was a poor
miserable failure The black republicans o
Ohio ought to learn wisdom from these attempts
to get up an enthusiasm. The Sign is unmis
taxable that the people are not with them, ant
that they are doomed on the second Tuesday
of next October to an ignominious defeat s.
mote it be- s #3aa@
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Consistency Of the Opposition fn
Congress.

Some one gained no littl celebrity for saying
that Consistency is jewell" The Opposition
in Congress seem to have acted on the theory
that it is a jewel ofsush transcendent rarity that
the public should not be permitted to obtain a
glimpse Of it. The Republican members were
solemnly pledged to their constituents to throw
their action in favor ofthe prohibition Of slavery
in the Territories--to oppose on all occasions
and with whatever ability they might have, the
TO then) political heresy Of Congressional non
Intervention; and the American members were
committed, just as fully, against the admission
Of new State until it should @HAvE THE RE-
oUisrTE POPULATION FOR ONE REPREsISrrAIvE
IN coNeHEss; yet these two wings Of the op-
position united on the Crittenden Montgomery
Kansas bill, which gave the people ofKansas
the privilege to come into the Union as Slave
State and with population less than that re
qaisits for zone Representative in Congress
Despite this glaring Inconsistency, Opposition
members occasionally, with an air Of arrogance
talk about e0naste'icy
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OrA glorious fight is now going on among
the black republicans Of the Seventh Congress
sional District Of this State, as to who shall be
their candidate for Congress. Their candidates
are-Tom Corwin, w. II. p. Denny, Aaron
Harlan (thc present incumbent) and Mr. Har
risen. The principal contestants are Messrs.
Corwin and Denny. Corwin has been fossilzed
for some time, but the prospect Of again getting
to Congress has stirred up his political warfare
! amazingly, and makes him very yalorous all at
once. MIR. Denny, the other competitor, is an
old editor, one Of oldest IN the State, and has
been in every fight that has had opposition to
the Democracy in it. KS might be supposed, so
far as our preferences are concerned (because it
would be Impossible to elect a Democrat in
this dstrict) we go in for Denny, for this rea-
son: We love man that is bold and outspoken
all the time, (no difference to what party he
belongs and is never afraid to give his opinion
of men and measures. Mr.. D, is one Of that
kind of men; while Corwin, we have always
hated as we do the devil, ever since he made
that speech, wishing the American army might
be welcomed in Mexico with bloody hands to
hospitable graves and because it has been no
easy matter for the past two or three years tc
tell whether he was Know Nothing black
republican. He has been astraddle of the fence
all that time These kind of politicians we dc
sniSe eaf ua saa sar
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should NOT be Forgotten.

Politicians of the Opposition school, who oc-
casionaly talk themselves hoarse about the
pro slaverysm of the Democratic party, should
not forget the fact that every one Of the nine
the Union,were admitted by a Democratic Com
gress. California was admitted by Demucrat-
ic Congress-, although the Opposition had the
Presidency. Neither should it be forgotten
that not solitary new State has been admitted
into the Union by an Opposition Congress. s.
They have been admitted by Congress in which
the Democratic party hal a majority. Deserves
the Democratic party no honor for this!
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Political.

Hon S. s Cox has been re nominated iOr
Congress BY the Democracy Of his district. lie
will be elected BY triumphant majority
C. D. Martin, Of lancaster, has been norni-
mated by the Democracy of his district as their
candidate for Congress. The district is now
re presented by Horton, black republican. The
Democracy Of that district cap eject Mr.. MAJ
tin, and they will do it. Mark that.
Hon. NJ. H. Nichols has been re- nominated
by the black republicans Of his district as their
candidate for-Congress. But his popular COM
petitor, Mr.. Allen, will outdistance him in this
race, and Matt will have the pleasure hereafter
Of staying at home. So mote Il be.
Hon. +. Wade has been re-nominated by the
black republicans Of the Cleveland district as
their candidate for Congress. As that district
is hope'essly black republican, Wade will be
elected bnt it can't be helped.
The Chillicothe Advertiser says: We have just
room and time to announce the gratifying fact
that Hon. Joseph Miller was yesterday e-nom-
mated, at jackson, by acclamation. The meet
ing was one of the largest ever held in Jackson
and the best Of fesling prevailed. The whole
party is thoroughly united on the platform adop.
ted at the late State Convention, and they go
into the fight sansuine of triumphing in Octo-
Der. George E. Pugh made speech that all
the Democrats applaul.d as the best they ever
heard.
Hon. John Sherman has been re nominated
in the Richlanl district as the black republican
candidate for Congress,
And we might add that Hon. Johh A. Bing-
ham " i'll be re- nominated for the same Office by
the same party, at Harlem Springs, on tO-mor-
row week.
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01-Judge Peck, the Republican nominee for
the Supreme Court, is highly respectable man
Of acknowledged judicial abilities But when
IT is considered says the Ohio Eagle, that he
withheld his support from Mariposa Fremont,
of humble bee notoriety in the last Presiden-
tial contest, it may be asked how he came to
receive the nomination for Supreme Judge at
the hands ofthe Republicans. It was precon-
ccrted programme Of the Republicans, cut and
dried before the meeting ofthc Convention, that
they should mlintain all their deliberately Ia.
ken positions" stamp their heels upon and rule
out everything Americansh that might bca
tempted 70 be cnsrafted in the proceedings, and
then appease the wrat the peoples party by
single crutnb in the shape Of the candidate for
the Supreme Bench. 1t remains to be seen
whether they will Be thus wheedled into the
support Of Abolitionisnl.
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The ParNer Vince, Tarnins UP

A&ABH.
The St. Clairsville GazMe refers to an item
of history connected with the career Of the pres
ent Black Republican candidate for Judge in
this district, which is not likely to make many
votes for him in this latitude. ut is said (says
the Gtzette, that while NArHAN EVANS, Esq,
was member Of Congress, MT satisfi d with So
per day. entered into speculation by which he
could fleece the people on his return home, and
bought the right Of two States for vending what
is known as the Parker Patent lle knew that
this wheel was IN general use all over the coun-
try, and oil that was necessary was to ehreaten
or bring suit to make "his pile" For man
sooner than defend suit in the U. S. Court,
where these suits are required to be brought,
would pay one or two hundred dollars, which
Nathan very quietly pockets It is said that
be has now over 100 suits brought in this dis.
trct" aas--
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WHAT WE THISK.--The Democracy Of Ohio
have sufficient to do to fight their own bat.
ties with black republicanism at Aome with
out wasting their ammunition on the warfare
that is now carried on in Illinois. II is part
OF the. Cincinnati platform that leach State and
Territory shall regulate their own domestic az
fairs without interference from any quarter,
and as the fight in Illinois can be attended to
BY the Democracy Of that State, let the Demo
cratiepr Of Dhioput forth their whole ener.
gies TO the fight that is now going on in this
State between Democracy and black republi-
canism. We win have Sufficient to do to at.
tend to our own affairs without interfering in
the affairs Of others. " a2as4 3j faY
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The Sleubcnville Herald, black republican, OF
the 4th inst, has the following item:
Celebrations celebration Of the aniver-
sary OF the emancipation Of the slaves, in the
British West India Islands, at Mount Plea
SAINT in this county, on Monday, the 2nd inst is
said to have passed off very satisfactorily
to the "colorel popu atom of this and
adjoining counties, and to have been largely
attended Some five hundred appeared and
walked in procession with music and banners .
Speeches were made consulta tions had, and, a
''good tine' is said to have prevailed generally
The same paper, Of the same date and in the
same column, has the following item:
Burglary IN Mount Pieasant:--The store O
Wallace Wilson, in Mount Pleasant, was broker
in on Monday night and robbed Of a quantity o
ear rings, fingerring breastpns, &c, the val
lie OF which we did not learn. 1t was alst
lhoughta watch was stolen No clue is discov.
cred of the burglar, says the Wheeling Lltelli
gencer.
And the same paper, Of the same date, has al
so the following item:
| A runaway slave was discovered in the att.
Of a Methodist Church at Washington d. c., OF
a recent Sunday morning. He had lived ther'
four or five months. unsupported, had used vi
the communion wine, and picked up his ioot
by nightly sortics into the neighboring pantrcs
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The election returns from Kansas show that
the people of that Territory have concluded that
they would sooner remain in Territorial form
of Government than to come into the Union
as q State They have shown by their vote on
the 2nd inst, TINT they do not wish to have a
representation in the Senate Of the U. S. until
they have sufficient population to enttle them
to member OF Congress. Well, the people Of
Kansas know their own business, and as it is
part Of our glorious Democratic creed for every
State AMI Territory to manage their own busi'
ness without the interference of outsiders we
just say that we are perfectly willing to let the
people of K,nsas do just as they please about
either coming into the Union as State or re
naming as a Territory.
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Fine GOLD Watches,

We direct the readers attention 10 the adj
vertisement of j. c. Beers & Co., No. 8, Maid
en- Lane, New York City; and especially those
who desire first rate gold Watch for the small
sum Of $50 specimen of the kind of Watch
es that this firm sell for the sum named above
can b. seen at this Office. These gentlemen ap-
pear to be well recommended, and we have no
doubt but that they are prompt, reliable men
judging from the manner in which they have
acted with us. Gfyou desire COED Gold Watch
for $50 send to them without delay.
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The Atlantic Telegraph Successful
ly laid.

1t gives us great pleasure to announce to our
readers this week, that the greatest achieve
ment ofthe agc--the laying Of the Atlantic Tel
egraph Cabe-has been successfully accomplish
ed For which, VIC unite heartily in saying,
in the language Of one of the telegraph dis
patehes-"Glory be to Cod" We publish
in full in to-day's Sentinel all the information
we have on the subject, which will be found to
be very interesting. Celebrations, as will lie
seen, have been had all over the country,in hon
or OF this glorious event. Even here in Cadiz,
when the news reached us on last Friday morn
ing, through the Ohio Statesman, one steady
thrill Of joy pervaded all classes of our people.
All the bells were rang, the cannon was fired,
and other demonstrations Of joy went up from
our citizens. This was right and proper 1t
is an event worthy Of being rejoiccd over and
commemorated. Let us all thank God for the
successful accomplishment of this great and glo
rious enterprze-the laying OF the Atlantic
Telegraph Cable,