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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-06

1Oants.

WANTED--A SMALL DWELL.
w ING HOUSE, within five minute. walk Of the
American House. Adlress 2 % Lcrocf nice aug2
Union SCHOOL SUPERIN-
~ TENDFNT WAN1ED--To take c1nree OF the
Uui lS'doo at Youngstown, Mahoni,s county, Ohio.
july 5Oth, 1859 REUBEN CARR IL, Sec'y.
nus3:7,2ii;ltw& wd
tssAWANTED-A HOUSE a. LOT
li For which $500 In Cash and 200 acres " A No /
Pine Lanu will be paid. Apply 70
ang3 HFNRl n SMITH co.
WANTED!--TWO OR 1HREE
Wv Good Rohoble BOYS. who are NOT anaid OF
tise TO carry n Daily Papers Auply az
lYEin No. 2gi ,uneuors orr, slte %.
$4,000 Ro1S.a3s &0SG4 q A9yAS9 ,5,',.,5 n g.
stand and wen known WACNER8 OFFrCF-ou sccuu
ties Of every VI d, Viz Dry Goods, Hadwure, god aui
Silver Plate, Wntohps, DiamnuUs. Jewrlry. Firearms
Clothing, FufmuIe, Carpets, Pianos, Minors paiuinPs
c'Cs of valuo the most salts ircor terms Business
siiicty private Established le5l watches and JeWeuy
wM WAGNER, odce No awatsr st..
Corner Superior 81 Ge, Davis Co s Ciothins
Stor4 my1s
WANTED. - 800 DOLLARS ON
w Prououy TINT cost one thousand dollars, Rents
for hundred dollars year; situatfd ,t The best
Business Giles OF un adjoining S'0ic. Nccosay C1pcn
Or in lulrv about tie pr. pgry wi atuhe pad per
cent interest will be allowed Address Box E6l 2. o.
JmAdSwHs.
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PLAIN ANp ORNAMENTGL PRINTING
10 me Yoters Of Ohio

lie arranged that the two candidates for
Governor Of this State, Hon VIM. Dennison,
and Hon r. p Ranney. will discuss the pOliti.
cal topics Of the day before the people Of this
State at the following times and places, viz:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-06

EDS. LRADER: Flesse announce b. L. SPANGIER as
candidate before the publican Onvtntiuu Tor County
Treasurer subject To the decision Of the Convention
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-06

EDS LEADER. Please announce that HARVEY BURKE
candidate the Office Of County Treasurer subject
TO the decision Of the Republican County Conye en9n aud
Oblige HIS FRIENDS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-06

The name Of JOSIAH A. HARRIS, Of Cleveland, will
be presented the next Republican County Convention
q candidate for the Office Of County Treasurer
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-06

The name Of CALEB ATwATER will he presented to
tho next Republic County COnven ion "a candidate
for the Office Of County Treasurer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-23

Statement OF tho Condition OF the New
York Life Insurance Conn anY, the
cay ef January, 1850 made In conformity via require
zzsats Of The Law Of Tennessee
Ssw 1srs Ls 6ssrass Cszpasv liz eaa liz R-ssdsay,
Ka1 XSrk
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-23
COLLECTIONS OF
FLO WEIR SEEDS BIZ MAIL
FREE OF POSTAGE


TWENTY SELECT 1yD CHOICE Varieties FoR 81.
NOR the accommodation Of those Who love the cultivation OF
h1wers but who reside distance fiom where they be
procured selected the beautiful and snowy varieties
each distinct in color and calculated produce fine effect
whea planted beds roupsn the oer border. We have
had each variety distinctly marked with the Botanical and English
name, height time Of towering color Of the hoEer Of
growing whether trailing, the should
other valuable hints its cultivation. In selecting these
varieties have ben careful to exclude all which hy
boomer have insignificant appea that the co
will comprise only those which really shoSy aud hand
which believe would prove the entire satisfaction
any gentleman who might be disposed order them.
The collections will be san free By post any the country
at the 70 lowing prices:
No. consists Of twenty choice vsriesles Of
als....- -..- ..-.-.
Z" No 2 consists Of twenty choice varieties OF
Biennias and Perennials- 4 90
Z" Ne. consists Of ten extra fine varieties Of
ANIMALS and Perennas embracing
many Of the and choicest In enl-
uVatiOn- a..-------.----..--.----.--.- 4 -
Ne. consists of ave very choice varieties
selected from Prize Flowers Of Eng
sh Pansies, Germsn Carnation aud
Picotee Pinks, Eelbenas, TruhantB
French, Astsrs and Double Holly
| hooks, each OF which sold at IS
cents singly....... .....-..---- i %
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
febie-Im. IA College street. Nashville.
A
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-23

NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
Cheap Cash and Exchange store
VIHE subscriber hava sold ks interest In the old stand
of EVANS & Co., 50 Market street, and located himself
Permanently his property OF Cherry and Au
berry Streets South NsSyle known heretofore Loves Store
has just received, and opening splendid assortment Of
New and Fresh Goods CT every Description suitable for the wants
Ct both city and eOuntry-eonsistng Of
DRY GOODS
or all knds Prints G.ngss Fine Lawns, DeLanes Linens
JackOnets, Muslins, silks, Ribbons, sc.
JEWELRY.
Fine Gold Rings, Ladies' and Gents Breastpns, Of CasO
Mosaic and Gold Stone Fob Chains, &c. Alse,
READYsMADE CLOTHING.
ofthe Latest Style and Quality.
C0TTONADEs.
Heavy Wooden Goods, DoI,sssics, BlanEees, sc.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND ouEEEsNARE,
In fart everything will be kept that viii Be necessary for the
completion Of a well assorted stock Of Goods.
All which he determined for ready pay, cheaper
than be purchased in Nashville his limited expenses will
msrN I.G HAsBRoOK.
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R0R THE wENTER TRADE
No. 81. Isss--'ss. No. 81.
A. G.. a A. b. BEECH,
BzAzss N
staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
CARPETS, ozE cEsO91Es, &s., Sc,
No. 81, College street.
EyF as gss rcceeved our secsnd stoeS Of FAN nzta
w Winter Dry G90dss OH Cloths, ace, 10
which respscs invite the attention q all cash ara pune
tua tins fsseG.
DRESS GOODs.
Hrlndscns Double Skirt SIX Robes
B3ysaere and strpe do do
s,es Style Satin stripe Role Ala
Printed Deiane Robe Ala
Baysisre Deianes;
Plain and Snail Figured Dslxnes;
grosde Cross Mourning silks.
Lsrgs Stock Plain Black do
Plan and Small Cheak do
PIsnan PLAID Ms.lnos all ea.oys,
satin finish do do do
Plain and Bayadere PopIlas for travelling pressss,
Large Stock Cheap Dress Goods. &C.
Curtains, shades, Fixtures, &c.
o. satin Damask; Embroidered Muslin Cuztains;
~ Wool do cornices and Bands.
FIosr OH Cloths.
I4 1eA;s4 - Floor Oh cIO, which wees, aas
Carpets, Rugs. &cs
"a superior sslvst csrPs Sup 3ply large stocks
- 10 do d do ply 60 Dc
- DO Brussels DO IngrAi1 CarPss:
| "a do 10 do Large Stock Bugs, Mats &s
MantiIlas, CIOalks, shawIs, &c.
We have large stock Of shaNis Cloak sIantillas
i2 Duck always hand FOR Wagon hses Tent Closrs
Together with tho above goods have large stock Of lO4
if4 and ia Bel Bankets Also general stock o. Staple Dg
Goods to which invite tie attention Of Retail buyers a No
po1s-if AIC. & A. B. BEECH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-23

AVN GAIL,
LasseS AfCa1l, Tdnleef' 4 CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-23
PEN ANSFETP
ASD
PHON OGRAPH Y ,
TansAs over ne store o mr.: ns.sailI,

Pub7se Square.
THIZDEzEN shouIa be taught eOrrsetsF
~ at hsst--ana Ehcn cnly q gears Cd
LADIES' kp GrS7Fg aIo Taught g sfi'e cnasis. nea.
s1itet or Lays correspondence, Merchants Books. ETC.
s!nce Mr. DoeaT above ~ asa, wrote and prolsnsa
Physiology aua he Anatomy lac Hard ARM new
principles Of PsEmanshP have discovered, spl nesr viii
be- ausss people write VIII inc sf All Tho
msris, position, rules for forming lers shading
there aly discussed. Tie copy books go NJ snes 20 seI
contsn not single p.lncpls ret faund here
Mr. D. object IL Publishing this WORK, 70 renee Psuman'
ship to the CERTAINTY Of science, thing at had potbesn done
sa1t cenge b. nez eaches, and that his system Is what pre-
ses g b. is shown y The most abundant testimony Hon
Thos y Benton says 10 la Isresy applaud your
cxeroas tomproye the Chroghphy q The sge ALFRED hunie
we'll known Nashville for his investigation sn9 correct
judgment, says n st3 Aaving hsd fair opportunity Of e.
aminnS syste Of psnmanship and having ta onde
fol and EaFid improvements pupils, IN sooi con-
er q sat Jasce y AZ tat believe i % 20 nos ont ae
esss skssssn bntihe enlp one eeserginS The AIMS
In 1875, Dr. A. p Meru President CT Eoard u Visitors q
SAtehez Institute says from knoEeJ have Of your plans
from observation hare n previous years. end from arecent exAa
z sYse IL saf dsssrvss Lts sae, and therefors
very axs oF proper Instruction In IL 70 the youth Of THIS
After Witnessing The teaching Of Mr. D. about zoe pupils In
no aoose lcstete As Nj J. T. Pearl Superintendent o. ts
Public Schools Of Nashville, deem my DUTY TO eN
press ny onioa o. your pennisn'ip, from shat Observed
hare Watched closely yonr method q inpaFng instruction
snd q the pupils II Is the OILY system which
hiss oaly he understood b Teachers, saPesnbnent5 ard
Trasteesin general 70 be appreciated saj adopted.
Principal Ct Hstcher Institute
Rstchez, Dec %, 1875 .
VIII The sapiEieuieHt eni teachers in the Public Schools
OF Nashvie i-fn ne public whether any principles o.
erransr have icen iscaresi and 50, What they are and
gccr there re fco ONg rree methods Of esch
ias, ar. q whether The organization ei the human hand RAJ
! heen changed.
In ss the Hon. Judge Tor . years The supre
beuc ei Tennessee ss Mr. DohesT has spent many years 7
teaching ard pereng his o. Instruction, and Is By 70
superior to teacher Of esmarshp have Hol
will perceive at that he Of fine Intelligence
gives no Instructions Wr Tsds0ai and his reasoning s 3
Just and ceT that perceive the principle he sees
npsran5 that being aIed in The mind the pupil acting upo
T. Tns to write wish and rapidly we'll with ole
| genre. ieilS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-23

may GOODSg DRY GOODsI
McWHIRTER BROS.
For the Fail Trade.
We IN receipt Of the desirable selected
staple aud Fancy Dry GOOdsI
wehaEe eseE offered to TIE the retail trale.
HAYiNG pcraae this STOCK from teisrses Importers and
Commission Houses Ia The Eastern css feel hest
talcy saying st tkeTehy enabled sell goods
Low PRICE
and on Reasonable Terms as any house In Dc ity
Our presen; stock euabraceseyery variety o.
New and Fashionable Designs,
! such ssvery handsome R9ses Ala;
4 Tabs;
French DsLainss. Plain and FsHeg.
YTensh and English AIsriaO.s;
FaconiaPiaids;
Lzvelas, for Travelling Dresses
! UBegs's;
Every style Of shaEs Plain and FANG Dress silks cloaks
Black Silks all grades; together with other article toe tedious s
mention.
| Bleacted Domestic, all grades
1 l9&l94b ieached Sheeting;
q inch Pillow Csttsa;
- Brown sheeting;
4
! ~ and Of sea Island so.;
Bro. and ddris;
PId Linsey, all kinds:
Flannels, all colOzS, qualities aad PriOeS;s
Canton Flannes;
Negro Blankets;
Bel Blankets, every size and quality;
Brown Jeans, kegses Sanetts Csssmers Vesngs Shirts
Fronts Collars and in fact every article perssR nay
End In complete retail store.
We also keep constantly hand complete Of Boots
Shoes Hats and Caps, DOur Cos Anchor brand D0lnl
Cloths Carpets, &c To all Of which invite
tie trading community Cur motto is to sell cheap h
cheapest. AcWHIRTBR BROS
| sepl5 No. 81. North Market gree-
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New and Exclusive Wholesale
BONNET AND MILLINERY HOUSE
No. SO Public Square, and

TEyHB Retail will conducted usual stand
90 Union street, the Rank Our Willb
complete l5h February March, consisting
lsges stock Of Fancy SIX and Straw Bounsls Millinery
Goods opened West OF New York Likewise Ladies'
Misses Lschorn Flats and Paris Rushes Ribbons
Band bales Bonnet Frames, Blocks Material MILL
merry We would respectfully call tie attention Of country
Merchants Mners after 25 years dealing retail
ing Millinery Goods AattHr ourselves
experience IN purchasing suit the trade
posted --latest fashions This, with combining
cash business possible will make saving
Of fully l0pr cent and Low small bill Of goods
purchased East.
respectfully sslcit call from you visiting city ihs
Spring All orders punctu4lly filed.
janI5-ly WISE, Agent.
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p. w. MAXEY & CO.,
Importers, Manufacturers, and Dealers in
Bn TIN PLATE, BLOCK TIN, 90
RESHEET COPPER, SHEET IRON ~
WARE. mARBLEIzED IRON MANTLES,
PARLOR AND CHAMBER CRATES,
COOKING STOVES, COAL AND WOOD
STOVES, STOVE PIPE, TIN WARE
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
E0. 90, SOUTH MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Hss- JOB WORK DOhB TO ORDER. sd
standard Keeper or Davidson Comfy, of
weights and Measures
Al TIE sTORH OF
W. MAxBR & 60.
bf&-A8.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-23

New sugar, Coffee, RaisEnss sardiness &c.
JUST RECEIVED
20 hAds Kew sugar, prime and eAscs;
aUG bags CoGes, Hss Crop;
30 bzI RaGns;
3 DO y and ssranes;
3 bbla New Buck Wheat FlouFs
Which viii be sold low 10 the trade
LAEIER, PHILIPPE . CO.
3. ,. YIN - receiving New Goods daily. -
psVe4 l. r. - %.
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SelegrapDt(cDe Oeac6ricbten
Slnfmnft Des Oampfers

Neuere8 aus europa.

Saltfar, 10. OIrS. Der O1mpfer
Nrabia 1T nit Observation-Disclosures biz gum
.26. 6ebr. ansetCmmen.
Die en9lii4e 5fegieruuS wia'ste Elm, 8 psf.
BON zen 100000 capital Der atlant. SeleSra
pben So. 81 9arantneu.
Der neue @eIanpte fir Die Ser. st, Qoro
2pouS, le9elte am %. Sebr. nah JteweOOrt lb.
Sngldnp, SIN untetbauIe egw1bnte
2oro ytapier, Dap Dor eini9eu NdAtea Elm iran
5Dflde8 Srie5sl4iif BEL SpitbeaD aaterte unD
am auDern OtorSen weiter fubr. @r fraSte, OBJ
Die Aomiralitdt BON cteIem Saftuln pIlle uno OBJ
paS Shiff Sonolrunoen pcr9enCmmen babe.
Sir Baflnstcn erwloerte, Der Scs1au lei Der
J1eaieruns ~betannt, tie wifie aber ni9tS pom
3wefe oelIslben. @8 lei leDpA an Dem NOrs
iane niht8 1n9ewo6nlldes.
SIM Saule Der 2oro5 laste Qcro Walmesbu.
RI, bic Nesierun8 babe @runo 5l ~0lauben, DAP
in elmer nlAt fernen 3eit Die DltretAi1den uno
fran3SlilAeu Ernppcn auf ben Wunl9 pes 8ap.
ties pas rSmil9c @ebiet rdumen meroen.
SIN unterbaule iraste 2Oro Yllmerltcn, c6
pie NeoierunJ Die 3ultaerun9 9eben f0nue,
bah Der 6riepen Guropa'8 erbalten blsibe.
D'Ssraeli laste, er CLAUDE nidt, oaB Die @roB
ntlhte bic Nertrd9e BON 1915 am3ultcBen
niuIdten, abet mil Der italienlAen 6rlse Jet.
en- umltdnOe p,rtaipit, pie cine 0 ld
St0run9 befardten Iaien. @r
bat pa8 Saus, bic DistulltOu iber DieIe 0ro9e
su perlAisoen uno ben Semibuusen Der 0fe,
latsrung, pie auf @rbaltuns De5 6rtIoenS in
europa seri4tet leien, Sertrauen gu l4enteu.
YadlnStou brabte ben Warine Gtat Dor,
aber Den liA cine a~q5emelle Dcbatte entIpaun.
SIN Gsrlaufe o%erlelben erwibnte Otapier, Dap
;5tanfrelh ben Slnal uno oas mtttealuDiide
llHeer beberrlde, mas jeocA Pafln5ton per-
~ueinte. DaS SauS betplliste auIS promptelte
bic fir Die Wtarige perlan8te Mfanniaait.
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MnGn0psM0cuf1ir.

asasRaE&SA Die llnterjeIOMeGen tepen nit benz 2anlt
rs 5errn &pHarb S4pn, SGifs-Gpsosr nno .Sgthss
8eira6ter, tn Breme n In 8erbinpun8 u0 telen III He1s
nuna Defel6cn unter purtpeilpaften SeetnBunssd IMP u ben
nte6r / A. Il 8remer SGsen aut elm Sdbr iIttss
pa Re IA + d 1t M aus uno jpar Tur Sdtute. Stetrd { uh
3wtlotnoed nit r { mdBtSen pafetl1ttfta 1Dn
Sremen mad auen 9dffn Der 8~ereintSten Staaten. bslpns
oers aber udn Baltimore. Der gDe8 utsr Brenen tn fit
Oearlns anrrfdnnt bsr pDrtbetIpaftefe, unp ba TN Nthtbes
niieunasfdle os 5@etnes benz btefaen NusSGpler bas 81 eli
aeItm ert 6Ietbt, 70 ~empfepten MIR Oe%nientBea, ueiHe 6reun.
Be umO 0erwaaOte BON Dsutf4lane beruesr fcatnen la1en
SsQea, unIere 9ermttttunB hnrt O6igcs pave %srsttenn.
5raeIfwtfft pertaEen 0remen an 1. uo ID. ieben
WDnats,
Gpealp tSnnea Bel uns YaHasef2etae ltosr @iafs unttr Sc.
leauna Der phase fur BITE neAtn unp prabtDpIl etns
aSrfdteten Oampffdtff 6s Ncrbbeutf1en
{ alb NewsyOrt mao Bremen, ais au~
ab Bremen WewsyDrt
~ BEN 6 6be Der &onpaante >Etbe ndbsre Mntttge inter
eletNen 0coinsuuaen fur 8ebnuns Der 50. 0eIptti
Seutasn upS * Ell cit, Isen,en Der S@tfs tn Ntrs
gorft estaeaeng, ncinmen werbtn, ub bd ntan nit NeUl
Die(sa 9 ptTan ben 8prsug ssben tdnn, une 6ur@ Gn8 agemesi
bet uns q / + n Yor 5etrlsereisn Darh Wep-Yprtfr
RUNNER gefbert tub, 10 emptebien mix aud ptertn DNM
yubltfum unIere UermtttllMB.
Ole AbfaprtStase Der Satfe imo pe teleti
y. 0remen D.. Mem.y Drt1
10. Mdrss -. wtart
10. Aprt, Apdt,
so Mpttl, 70 NPH'
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gpeasn nabsrsr,4ustunft wenbe man l3 an
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c.u4f gAo. QD.HQpmbarbfr : 8aIttn ere.
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amerifani (cbe Oeac,ricbtca

SIS 5arber @itp Sn elmer neuli.
den Ueriummlun9 Der atticndre wdrpe Elm
@lan OOrSele0t, nad neldem Der geiieer elmer
srOBen &uttunfabrit in YbtlaOelpbiu,
Die nube5u 14O Arbeiter beladftist, berelt it,
fem @tablliiement mad @8s 5arbCr @itp gu
D~erleSen, iCfern ibm oafir BON Seiten Der Cor
pOruttOu beftimmte 8er9Gnlti9unSen 3~u9eltan-
ben mIrDen. Da8 Direttorium purOe ermdd.
ti8t, pieieu Plun our Ausfnbruns gu ~briu8eu
6erner fam bic @rridtuus elmer Bant, uuter
Oem Numeu vG9S 9arbCr 8unf", 5ur Sprode.
Sine Yetition an Die @eieeBebuns UNI &rtbei.
lung etneS CHARTERS fol entpOrfen unp 5ur linz
teri4rlft a~us9ele9t werpen.
NewsOOrt - Gin 81 ine ers
m%OrOet cine weiBe 6ran. - Gin
SC9n DeS bimmliden 6elae8, @barles AppO,
wel6er nit elmer Srin Uerbeiratbet mar unp in
99r. AZ OliOertr. lebte, besins am Dieutas
eIuen entlssllGen DtCrO in ieiner @obuuns.
WRaDame ApPp ltebte Dor alien Dingen ben
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Qorb Gowleb n}uroe BON Der en9lilden Ne'
gieruns mad WjeE 0ei4ift, uu1 oaielblt in frieos
ll9em Sinue gu wtrfen,
Trantrei9. Die frieeerii4en 8eriAte
oauern fort. 9ta9 Der Barrier Corresponding
OeS 2onOon SeralO lit Der Rrie8 bei4lOls
n uno bereit8 oa6 4rmee.@ crpS beitimmt,
oaS ben 6elo3us gu %erSffnen bat. Nu6 le en-
Dem &~rte8SmtnIfer bic ~nStbi9en 8eieble 5ur
ScLlenOun9 oeS observation-disclosures s~eseben.
Welter miro 9emeloet, ooB bic fremoen @el lnO.
ten IN PartS aae 0%cfnunB ouf @rbaltuu9 pes
6rieoenS auT9e9eben. @leth na9 leiner 0ltd-
febr ron @omplen9 CAB Der &lller ben Belebl
our Scrbereiiun9 auf ben Telo5ua in Staten.
Der W%tinilter peS Snnern bat Elm apeite8
Circular an ee Yrdfetten Der departments
Seri9tet, wDrir Oielen befoblen ptrp, DEM 0olte
gu la9eu, Rap es 5war Der Wunl4 DeS Suffers
lei, Itieoen gu balten, DAP er li9 aber fir Den
6an De8 9rie9e8 auf Den BatliotiSmu8 unp Die
Gr9ebenbeit Der 6randplen u~erloI1e.
Sin Circular DeS &tte98miniIters befieblt,
bic Iruppen in l%crcitteu Utdrl9en nno i'm Bi.
pcuaflren 3u iiben. Nae MIitdr- Aer5te baben
ben 8sfebl erbalten, liA gu i9ren Corps gu be
9eben.
Gin 8rief aus 9enuu ia9t, oaB 6ranf
reid etue Wtalle Irau8pOrtiabr6euSe gum Erup.
pentranSport mad. Dtelem Saien bereIt bat.
Senreid. Der WIener Correspondent
perfumes iaSt, cap Der Safer ppn SeltreiA li4
auf etne lt1rte 8eltbeiOt8un8 letner ttallentlNen
9t1aten rifle unD Dap Die Sltrel4llbe Arnlee
in Stalen auf ben &!Ie5SluB 8eltellt p.roe.
8on Sarplnlen tcmmt pie 3t1brtht,
DaB Der &ailer 9tapcleon o~alelblt erparttt wiro.
Sn GeueDi9 merpsn prel neue 6crt0 errIatst.
Trrfet. @8 lino mebr Gruppen nat Den
Observation-Disclosures ah9eSan9en, aud Wurpen
ie98 Tre9atten au69erlltet uno ebcnlO etne
Wten9e GranSportldlfe.
N aBtano lpu we9en zines AnlebenS upn
f5, 100000 nit ben 0totblAIlDS unterbanoeln
Mdrfte. 2toerpccl, 26. 6ebr. 8aum'
moQe leidt 9~elunten in 6el3e Der RrieQ85e-
rli9te. @onlcl8 954.
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sick of the service, disheartened and disgusted before reaching even Majority
 If Congress would add immensely to the strength and efficiency of the army, do justice to the gallant men, and give deserving officers an opportunity to enjoy the promotion to which they have right, let Senator Davis's bill be made a law as soon as possible. It has none of the objections of the bill organizing Naval Court of Inquiry to examine and retire officers, but provides for officers who are disabled from age and sickness from further service in the field. No officer should receive sick leave for longer period than two years; at the end of that time if not capable of service he should resign The practice of granting officers sick leave for years in succession is great abuse which ought not to be tolerated. We know of one instance where an officer has received sick leave for the last dozen years and during that time has attended constantly to his private busi- ness t,
 Senator Davis's bill proposes to allow liberal pensions to all officers who are incapable of ac- tive service-a higher rate of pensions than is paid by any other government in the world for military services, and so far as we can judge, has not an objectionable feature Every friend ofthe army should give it cordial support.