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TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE, % HOURSt
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH


BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
THE ONLY ROUTE BY which through tickets 70 Wash
a ngtOn be procured, to which point as well as 10
Baltimore II Is the shortest most direct and in every re-
3gsCt the reliable route. 1t is the only route y which
purchasers Of Through Tic to New OK ar enabled
t. reach the cites Of baltimore PhiadeDha ana New
YORK, ct the cost OF Ticket to New Ork CuIy hus en-
s0ug Business Msn and Trvesrs for pleasure or ino
to visit Jour Of The principal ces IN the onion or
ISIS cost than be afforded BY any other route.
And It IS the only route BY which Through Tickets can
0e had 70 Richmond, Norfolk Winchester sburF
and Petersburg, Va, Charleston, Savannah Macon A.
anta, Augusta, BsrkleJ Springs ana BEDFORD Springs
Passengers from hAsHTILLs take the SAGE J0scheg Of
Carter Thomas, or steamers On the Cumberland river
70 LOUISVILLE connecting thers with the United States
Nail steamers Cincinnati or with the JssrsouVi
Railroad 70 lndanBp0hs Ind. make direct connection ii
Columbus OhlO with the Central Ohio RarOad 70 Wheel
Ig whence close connection with the Baltimore and OHIO
EAToad Is made 10 Washington City, Bslunore, Phila
dsiphia ana New / Ork.
tSy- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Man.
pins transferred Cairo the cars Of the Illinois
Hsute indianapolis, Dayton and Aenia Columbus Tires
lsy Traus leave Columbus, a. 10 A. n, $50 z. 81 and
IL Z. 81.
~ Travellers are requested to notice that While this is
oaly route adJEdi1g Through Ickesto ID the eastern
Cities a. the charged BY other routes 10 5
Yg5 O It also the shortest most speedy and direct
al the leading points IN The East. Tae distance from
Columbus to BslmOreis only SO miles, being about IgC
niles shorter to New Or than BY any Theirs
less changes OF cara by t1s rJCs, and consequently
less detention, than BY any other.
a The ROAD 5allasts1 with broken stone and is
snHrely free from dust.
iurtherInfOrmadOn, please GppiYtO D. g. RUMSEY
agent, Nashville Tenn.
Tor Through tickets spply in Louisville at the Office Of
sas U. s. Mai Steamers 81 the JeIsrs0nvIs KaIrozd
s1dce, Main street. WA. >. " JODSIDE
Master transportation Is. L o. B. z.
JOHN n. SHARP, General VI estern Agent.
Iuns25
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re are authorized % Announce MosEH BATHS candida
~ erk Of me County CouTt Of Perry county The Mar
-I1e.lol, sept sd.
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REMOVAL.

TWO comfortable Brick Family Residences, lnev ii
l. west Nashville, each sontalaing rooms Vhh e.sgr
attached apply n -
dee 22-du ,. W r Al4aAlAG-
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Ii debs due pTevion1 be year ls5I VII Be eol-
n lecied 81 sitaI January CoaraI before sirata
n 1aif before that time. This shah apply tos perEona
wiInons disancuon. "a word % ne wise g1fieenL"
dsoIO O. acNAlkT & 90
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~ ~ salhorised 20 announce w HIrE MTRns candidate
hefiA Of Jackson County at the ensuing Mach eeo
A-'is nov 4-te
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Nashville Female Academy.

IFII IhOuIlnd bull8iI wanted, Tor Which 10 hIrheI
rnarket price Till Be Psid, b..
uly kWlNG McCRORY & CO..
ll-u eoEneF % Market and Church g
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A Fine Store House for Sale.
SELF PRESERVATION, sc

N WISH 70 purchase ana con l0rahl8 House ancifo
" 10 70 % acres Of good ard Or mii1I from Nashville
on some Of ihs IurnpikeE. J. r. 4 z. W. 8ROWA'
IduI7-2W AK Chsry 81
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CRAIGHEAD s. co.,
II "A RID w a RE,

EAMES B. CRAlGHEAD having purchased the eu ru in
Of Mr. WM. II. MlNCHIN, in the business Of
CTaighesd Mnchin1 is alone authorized to the
Of tie lae dTm IN liquidation, W continue the business
Al the old stand % Public Square, under she lille as
above, may24
- ? , . q - Z
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Fashionable Dancing AcademY
MONS. J. A. PINGUELY,

ID RSPECTFULLY informs ms patrons aud friends, "a
IL ibut reformed the UlJy. and that he 10 ~
open his Academy az MS Hall vu SAlJ kDal, OGIO- -
Der I7TH. IoS7. at o'clock, p n. G1sA
Days and Hours Of FEiii0H, Fus1V az o'clock, p L.
Aad Saturdays OF 8 o'clock 4 H. and Pm
Among the new Dances lately received from Taus he
will Ieacb and fash enable ANCEka'S q IA H.
RIFLE, as danced n the principal Eastern Clues.
Ii ThduE fu fuTTbc Egerli patronage heretofore extern
dsd h him. Mons +. respectfully sulcs conn nance OF
gbssams OCllI-u.
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Brownsville.
SmgaP.

i HI ana Sugar.
100 barrels Crushed Sugar
LOST
50 Clarified
50 While Havana Sugar, In Store and for sale
BY may 81 W H. GORDON & co.
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TUTLERY-An extra assortment Of PICKET an q Table
~ Knives, Carvsrs Butcher Knives Spears, S,isscrs
and zoTs. Also fine assortment of she best warraued
ivoryhandled Knives in ssts dOzeus th warranted
plated Forks and Spoons to match For sale BY
M'CAII, NANLEER 4 co.
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NUMBER "a.
HOWARD AsSQgIETION

I AAAAIA - FL "a ENNA.
A BsHoU0ieuf hlstitEton, established 5y sps-i4z .f
nssat for The reisf Of he seE and disarssse5 4i,l
pifh Firuleni and Eiliis1sie dissasss
OALL PERSONS Eflielad uiih sexual Di-s,-as v,.f.
a SpemaI0rrh0sa, seminal Weakness. ItnDofs1e, -
9rraeas Gset syphilis, ns Fes Of Onahisu q Sell 3sH
sc, &c.
The Howard Associations, In view o. he aWf1I dssrueo
Of human s, caused By Sexual diseases and he Deco
cons pressd uPoh the unfortunate victims or such d-
aasss y aczl several year8agQ directed their Consun
'llgeon 81 Jnarlbe Act worthy OF their name 10 ope1
DspenEay of ia treatment OF th1 class OF ssassr n an
hs iorsi snd % give Medical Advice Gratis, an uho
apply Dy letter, win description Of her condition, fsqe
oecaaaoh ha3a Of life, &c. and l OF extreme
poIey 70 iatnlaa medicines Free Of CharEs. d Is ussd
es 70 alu net ne ASSOCIATION commands ne hgheag
zeal sE o. NE sgeY sad via furnish ne moss approved
modern treatment.
lne DHee5ors on afsFiea o. TIE p11 feel ssgursd ha
let aoos IN ms sphere o. bensg0sn EFFORT have been
ssat oenea % tae actsdi especially The youI & and
aeg Fo resolved % devote themseles via as 81 zeal
70 tns very important out much dsspissd cause
Ssi fuoiiahrda y ne Association, Report "a Sparmator.
raa, or seminal WeEknsas, Vcs OF Onanis Mastur-
uon Or Sell Abuse, ana cher Diseases the SEXUAL
cans, % the Consulting surgeon, winch Be ssnl b. nail
I'VE Stamps pussar8.
Aaafesior Report o. treatment, Dr.. George e. Calhoun
yonaalt NJ surgeon, HoEard Assooaten No q sauth
hinth street., Phiadelpbia Pa.
b order 81 the Directors.
ono. ,,.,, EZRA d. hkhKl " 8LL, Pri5dtsEf.
= ~ rr1ru
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. Sl,5O6,8S7 IS
LIABILITIES.
The amount OF Liabilities n,I due to Banks
OK other cred. tJrs-nOthIng.
Losses adjusted and due-nOne
Losses a. listed and not due, Sl2O36 90
Losses usagjusisd, in suspense, waiting further
proof or contested, $50 SIS
All other claims against the company small tor prut-
ing, etc.
Agents instructed to take no risk exceeding SO OOO with
out special permission
The geaJes amount insured in any city town or vii
iage, varies.
The greatest amount allowed to be insured in any
block, also varies
The Charter Act Of Incorporation and Amendments Is
herewith presented.
THOS X. BRACE. Jr,
Hartford ian. LIST, 1855 Secretary.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, }
Hartford Co., S., Hartford Jan. Isl, 1858
Personally appeared before me, Justice Of the Pesce
aUly qUalh 10 administer Oaths Thomas X Brace Jr,
meut Of assets and condition of the EJnB Insurance Com
pany rs true.
HENRY FOWLER, J. P.
State Of Tennessee, COmptroHeT's Office,
NASHVILLE, Jan. 18TH 1858.
This is to certify that the L ma Insurance Company
Gated at Hartford 10 the Of jnrectcut has com
Piled with all the requirements Of act passed by the
General Assembly OF the ale Of Tennessee IN March,
1850 entitled "Aa Act regulate the agencies OF Iusur
anue Companies incorporated 0y the State OF Tsunes
see, and that JOSEPH NASH is the legally autbUriz
agent Of said Company ID Tue JOwn Of Nashville, and ) ale
/ Of Tennessee.
&c. LUTTREUL, Comptroller.
IL Referring to the foregoing toe subscriber continues
tolssue the Policies Uf this old aud sterling company at
his "uoe, No 3 college street
.
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Located al HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
THE Capital Stock million dollars and IS paid I'D
4 Toe assets Of the Company are:-
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METROPOLITAN
Eating House.


THE Projectors beg 70 inform The citizens Of Nashville
the public generally that they have considerable
expense Ittsd Up the store houses The corner ct
CED4R AND CHERRY STREETS,
or the purposs OF carrying regular business in he
New York style.
We purpose having regular Bill Of Pare, vita prices
stschsd be enabled suit both pocket and
appees % customers, and charge for than
hsy gt This been nseded in city and hope BY
attention business TO merit public patronage.
We eel Of success, with Efforts and the i'm
0ual FIJI In the kitchen, will furnish Public Dinners al
NE shortest notice. We also keep hand large stock Of
CIGARS, CHEWING TOBACCO, WINES
and Liquors.
Call and examine, a. the Metropolitan.
Il M00RR.
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Wanted.

CNOUNTRY Jeans Linsey, Socks Feathers Wax Ginsen,
- &c, in exchange for goods.
nova Al. DUNCAN & co
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HAVE closed up ny sable Market utFost, uoifor the
purpose Of gong % Ie1as ply e ltsnQ q ~ 1eW pa
moved our STOCK and viii BE- pleased ~ psta-
age Of my old eusiomsfB and ne riding public Es4srz.
'inlvl e. ~. 5UaNhG.
p 81 wish 70 hire good Carriagoddys For rose
one, good price viii be advanced monthly Tor one Or $50
ysars- O. w. p
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CLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS.
IRON FOUNDRY

EZRA D. HRART 08LL, Prssizs.s
AiAg hAaui 2crrstlrTs 0tl2-wIns
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We are authorized 20 announce Capt JoBE s. D. suRLL
candidate Cor CLERK Of The COuRy Couu Of DAVIDSON
-0nnty. ~ std
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FINE GROCERIES FOR SOUTHERN
FAMILIES

(VHOWAS HOPE & CO., No. 1872 Chambers street,
NeE-Eork established lS2O-lmpoHers aHd Dealers
In az descriptions Of Rare Old Madeira, sherry and Po
Wines Finest Old BTEndies Superior Old Jamaica, ~
CrOix and Antigua Rum, Old Holland Gin aud every variety
Of Fine Imported and Domestic Liquors.
Cham pagne-MaE SUtalHe, hoet d Chandon ahe
Mumm's Imperial Cabinet and Ferzenay' Hs'asecA ana
other Brands .
CIaFet and SauteTDc-lncladug Chateau Mar
gauX, Chateau LATTE, LeOve, LaroseJ Magau1 ana 81
Julien, Chateau and Haul Sauternes.
HOOK WInes--of Johnsnnesberger! Ma cooFunneF'
Rndssheimer, Hockheimer, Sparkling ock and Moseiie
Segars-OfslI the choicest varieties Eleganta kegaaai
COnchas, Operas, Pressed and C1mmunea.
Foreign Fruits-9f all kinds, kalslns' himend',
Prunes, &c.
Teas and COffees-a OF lbe finest qualities.
Hams and TOugues-burlngton, fHElnlR and
WaHphalia Hams, Smoked and Flekled tongues
Goshen ERut1er-B FiTbius, Tubs ard stone Jars.
peTs, Olives, sc.
PTcserves-East and West India and Domestic. And
full and general assortment Of every variety OF FINE
GROCERIES, imarh6 '57-dly.
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aACHINE gIlnps

steam engines seEmi9 tlouFiilsof ~ most improved
patterns made 10 order jObbiug AID repairing done
aie We are ready 70 make contracts Cor knenes and br
and shall furnish plans % snaoe plclaas pas ~ Jhsr
mills win E5 oNpsnse. Manufacturers ana Farnefs ain
and profitable 70 zoe ~, before g0iag bast Or Wssl
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ueC. " ~. u n4AAuI.
Persons Of COHsHmptiTe Habits Bead FdN
no lib GREFBNBERG COMPANY; Forthe srst time
i in life induced 70 certify the truly wonderful
effects Of apopuur medicine but IN sending you the CERT
Hcste feel that only dischargbg duty that 70
the Gesnberg Company, aud more especially 70 suffering
humanity.
About the ars Of June last had negro mar taken with
enough, attended with TestesBness splitting Of blood aud
0lher dangerous symptoms Of consumption. immedd
ately called truly skfu ard scientific physician, who
sOld a Of consumption. tie treated him for
several weeks he gradually grew worse. then had
another physician Of great reputation IN hung diseases s
examined hum and ssO decided IL 10 BE- hopeless Of
consumption snd sEid Il useless TO spend money IN Try
nZ n cure him.
had previously promised the Gfsfenberg Agents here
(Nessrs Wells q Lowell, hat when the doctors gave hiu
up would try the GrReuoeTg C0usumpuvs's 'alm dlc
60 ard my agreeable SURPRISE the began 20 improve
after taking only vs doses, He took only bottles
OF the and three bottles Ofhe GTHeuberg sarBapaa
and to-day consider him entirely cured. BE is worth
9I20u. and he Is doing good service on the panta
tOn consider him perfectly sound and well as b s aii
hearty strong without vesgs sign OF disease le
Claiborue, Ala.
have used the Grnburg C0nsumptves Balm IN severe
cases Of Consumption 10 my practice. with the 1sppaa el
fseisd. WiFh al would use it. MbpAkls, 81 D.
Tettsn's Wells, Tenn.
The GrafsnbsrE Consum puvs's BALM viii shsctusy cure
Con-Hmson and all CON plants Of the Luugs On Of
Golden Inc Lungeand Chest Languor combined with Dcult
Rresthpe Pains the Chest and br0nchitts The 9rer
berg Cousump Balm will effect complete and
pfevspt tbs disease som becoming combined C0nsump-
dyed fold diseases having atendelc % COnsump ion
we earnestly advise all % procure the Consumpves Bam
in season
ALEX Mex ENZIh h, Nashville,
Agent ortAe GiienbeTgG Co, for Tsznessss, alabama
I and GeOrEia. dec L@-A
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LEIUN = NUIIDE.
MANSON NJ. Brennan. NJ. BRIEN JR.
Attorneys at Law,

n. SHVILLE, TENN.
OFFICE, NO. ~ WEST-SIDE CHERRY STRBET,
COOPEh'S BUILDING,
(Purmery occupied by I'd. EWinE.)
HAVEttken in coParnsrshp my son 81. Nj. RRIEE IT,,
n the practice OF law In all the Of DEvids county
one or both generally be found in the OcB. Prompt
and eTpeCia attention securing collecting all
claims, money ways ready when ooleCet) have been
aOnsauty and regu aTly engaged my profession the
Mountain District the ssl 20 ears, and wiz coutnus
attend 20 securing and collecting claims inTusted my
So counties OF Cannon DeKEb, While, Feutress, Over
LDn, Putnam, an Jackson. have general acquaintance
viii the and business counties. The
merchants Nashville other places, might ind
-h6TuLe 81 10 confer with me In relation thereto.
lUeerto any and 6l persons who Tor my ability
and prompt attention 10 business.
srrhIT-.sg-Iv MANSON n RRIEN
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sEELBY TR0N-WORKs
AND
R-FHEEL WANUF4 CTORT,
Near the Suspension Bridge,
EDCEFIELD TENNESSEE.

NNvHITCONB, LEGO & CO., Founder and Nachin
Foundry, Machine shop, and FORCES comp .elsd
and In successful operations, and that they prepared TO
execute all orders for heavy ami light castings Including
CAR WHEELS OF THE MOST lMPROVEB PAIlEENS.
IN this department, thorough knowledge and long eNper
ieuce enable US 20 challenge competition.
Also, CASI-lRON HOUSE FRONTS Of the mos imDr0y-
ed patterns; plain, duted and Ornamental Columns Water
Pipes Of all sizes, keors Works, and essb.
lshmeuis where required steam Engines SawAils Flour
Mills, &C. made promptly order and Of the best material
Particular attention given 70 repairing machinery low
prices and on liberal terms.
OuTSHTTH-W RKS will be Of the most extension char.
1cteT; Saw Mill Work, StrTups, Dogs, Ptman TOu8,
CanEs, Bolts, and ali kinds Of Millions, mace The
shuEtes notice.
Awe practical mechanics wishing 10 establish per
ma"e"t business oar ub ect will be pay particular
u' all orders for new or repairing old machinery All
We are Is rsi, and confident OF being patron
we have On hand al present large assortment Of
Fin uSiuT Steam-EnEus.
lille, Dee 4-u
Wheat, wheat.
WANTED 100000 bushels prime White and Red yhea
W fer which we viii pay the highest market price,
uveTed a. our Ware house, Spring and Clark Street.
Nashville. Wheat win be clEssed as follows;
leu cents per bushel Will, be paid prime White
prime Red and 10 cents below for prime Medtenauan
this WheEt Is the los classification. When Amber Wheat
Is prime I've cents per bushe viii paid the price
Spring and other Red N heats.
The Amber is known hero by Farmcrs as Blue stem or
Missouri Wheat Next to this is the Golden Chan-most
desirable.
FIRST Class. White. Second Clsss Amber
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guns AND PISTOLS!
Negroes to Hire.

A GOOD FARM hand FOR biro q good home, intb=.i.
n entity OF EdEsssld Also for airs n the city 0rvonY
one rough stone Mason ana one ClrPenasrs
J. L q X ". BaOWN,
lans-IOt lItf lhsrrT slrsst
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kNE have GOV started our new and extensive Pounfrv
on lae old siand Of the lala Nashville tanufacturn
company aud are prepared % eaeCae heavy and rhl
WORK % any description a. the shortest notice rat Cs-
ngs % small amounts e moderate city pisces hsavy Cast
shks 20 ias enonn lfnla1ed per contrast Cincinnati
Pneea With addlinuao OF ireEhs. " have siso Commenced
operations Ga
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MORRIS & sTRATTON,
BIO! for the west
Tennessee Plow Agency,

II AVING been appointed Agent Tor the Tennessee PIoW
Factory for the southern portion oil the city, will at
AL time keen general assortment Of their different pat
terms on hand iog sale facJUry prices for cash.
McJREA q TERRASS,
H.
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Fisher, WheIess q Co.

(sUCCEssoRs TO JOHNSON, HORNE 4 co.,
COTTON, Tobacco, storage, General Commisson and
- Produce Merchants Corner Bfoad and Market street.,
Nashville, Tenn. via devote particular attention al
business entrusted 70 thsm uT8-H
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Notice

I n purEuHnss or decree the County Court II Hum
phrsfs county pronounced at U January lS3S On the
4 q Coleman cNIarte petition 90 sell slaves
sha proceed sell a. Tu1e sale 60 me highest bidder
q credit D. u.as Bt he lac residence % lTeua Cole
nan, Gee d. 1u bite Oak creek, Humphreys county,
Saturday OF February lSjs, valuable old ne
ro woEan yoHde age. NO,e and approved Sc
curiY required purchaser. Said slave he
longs OF Ieaa Coleman decd and cold for dis
tfbutinn. LkVI MCCLELLAN, O, & NJ
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TIE undersigned extensively engaged in the Lumbe
business, and respectfully solicit orders from Ru.der
and others needing any thing in our line. They
he bas Ced forests On Wilson county, and prepared U
furnish any kind Of Lumber either Cedar
Their Depot is at the Nashville Lumber Yard.
Orders for Lumber BE- addressed to he undersigned
Glad5syie, Wilson Co., Tenn eft with Dir. bARDEr &
Depot. hlRKPATRICK, DRENNON q SIMMONS
nI7-'J7-dIy. KlRkPATR & GLASS.
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any description OF smilhWOEk done 10 excellent styIs
none out frstreo LT0a used-sau mill uofk Sterups Dos
Flimah hunss saH cfanks Bos all klnd Mul Ironi
made 70 order on short nOtics.
Farmers wishing 70 purchase good eheap Machinsrv u
do we'll - call az OuT0dies or address by lester.
d. lACkER q CO.,
Clatoofne Machine WORKS Nashuilfs, Tenn.
uly25 Lac Nsshvills Men. % q sbob,,'
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-11-17
Proclamation bv the eoverno,l

In compliance with joint resolution
of the General Assembly, SALMON P.
CHASE, Governor Of the State of Ohio.
hereby appoint Thursday, the 25ih day
of November, 1858, as day Of Public
Thanksgiving and Prayers to -aIuEghty
God:
And ! earnestly recommend to the
People Of the State, the due observance
fof that day by abstinence from ordinary
labors BY public and private offerings of
praise and gratitude for the multiform and
manifold Blessings and Benefits, National,
Social and Personal, which COP has been
graciously pleased TO bestowupon us; and
/ by feryent prayers that he will cause His
I Goodness to abound yet more and more
/ owards Us. protecting our whole Country
! from foreign enemies and domestic dis.
sensions, distinguishing by His Favor,
our State Institutions of Government,
Education and Benevolence, and conduct
ing each OF us through the blessed ways
Of Penitence and Faith to the glorious
consummation of Earthly Hopes in Hea-
venly Rest.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
1sEAL1 of the State Of Ohio this eighth
day of November, A. D. 1858.
By the Governor: s. P. CHASE
A. p. RUssEL, Secretary Of State. %
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-11-17
hr-1sTh0 philndAlnhia Press recalls III

6The Philadelphia Press recalls the
following historical "reminiscences, and ap-
plies il to the Scotch water pipe blunder
OF the administration
In O'Meara's Napoleon in exile, vol. 4,
page 2l9, of Redfeld's edition, under the
date Of june %, 1917, als some remarks
of the great Emperor, whose common
sense was never at fault upon the purchase
of English water pipes, which may be as
applicable to American as to French,
Bourbons or Joneses & "a
ri observed " continued the Emperor
ga circumstance in paper two or three
days ago. which ! cannot believe, viz
that there was a project in France to
make contract with some English COM
pany to furnish iron pipes TO supply
Paris with water, which had met withAhe
APPRECIATION OF The French Government.
"This, inbecile as know the Bourbons
to be, appears to me not to be clediIable,
as there are so many thousand manufac'
turers in France who could execute il
equally well. A project SO unpopular
and Of so Obstructive tendency TO them
selves, could be entertained by none bu
insane persons. Why, It would excite
the rage and hatred Of the nation agains
the Bourbons more than any plan thei
greatest enemies could suggest, to caus
their own ruin and their expulsion thir
! time form France If it takes place an
{ be not followed by some terrible conse
. quence to them" said Napoleon with er
/ ergy, 81 am a blockhead, and will sa
i that I have always been one. Fifty year
4 ago. it would have produced terribl
n commotion in France. ' s
This is case in point. American
o are surely not less" patriotic !than th
a French were nearly half century ag'
v The indignation Of the American worE
: ingmen Of Pennsylvania has already bee
IT Enthusiastically manifested The admin
" tration party managers discovered the
t, egrsgious blunder just upon the eve
# the election in that Stale, and tried to r
pair their error by The announcement III
the Scotch water pipe contract was 70
feited, and the intimation that it would |
/. r9let and given to some Of the iron mt
v of Pennsylvania. This artifce was j
effectual The people of Pennsylvan
v appreciated the motive and did not wit
\. hold the expression of their indignatio
E. The same feeling prevades the workil
IT classes in every State, and will be hea
,e in every election until after the graz
,e struggle in 1s80.-[ Republican.