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Alf0iral.

1tlf0iCdl.
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~ Tho remedy purely vegetable and contains poison.
THO application destroying Cancers vsrio from % 20 40
rec. Call send to- pamphlet of particulars free. o. I.
BLAKE NJ. d., 90 Broadway.
CREAT UCCESS.-PElLLIPS's SIRUP
~ cures Scrofs Salt Rheam all blood diseases inoipiens
Consumption. Also Female complaints. Price 81 ~, sd 50
bottle according 70 size Sent 10 address Receipts FOR
MAJ ing Strip 50 cents Strip aud Family Ointment 81 Ad
Post-Oiice Eewfork.
NLIyER's PULM0NIC WAFERS-Fn
~ COUGHS, COLDS SORE THROAT, &c. They nsyss
fail Price - box be had Az aud COD Brosdvk
Manufactured at No ls4 Fulscnsy., Brooklyn.
OUERU's COD LIVER OIL JELLY,
& approved BY TIE Academy Of Medicine y The oa! sure toi
,Sice more slleaelous than the liquid oil.
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Fesssnty favored and takeu wheot nausea ard not
constipation asr IL the best purgaye fOr shi
TO bc had at the Inventors No l5s 4h aud all
spectacle dTussisss. PENFOLD, PARKER \ MOWER,
No. 10 BeeG man.st, WhoeSsle Agents.
ypYIIE CONFESSIONS aud EXPERIENCE Of
INVALID published FOR the beaeht aud warning
Promo Decay Sc ;ssppys at the sine, The means n
SeIf-Ctre who cured himself having bcru 10
es through medical imposition ara qnackery. single
sspos rnny be- had Of the suhor NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
esq Bedford Ea,! Brooklyn kissj County, Ne~fork 0y In
closing postpaid addressed envelope.
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fnrnitnre.

I'm AM Z l. L ID FURNTTURE.-First-clas
IL Grained snd Ornamental acknowledged superior in .yis
ard fui.h 10 any made 10 this country Also mattresses, bed
ding Ac sale BY J. w. FISHER Co.. No so broadway
ENAMELED FURNITURE-Ih best assort-
IL nen IN the city-knslneed Chamber Sues IN every
rey orye and Orsueutr and soid Walnut sues finished in
Anew and superior manner Wholesale ard retail also Pa
Hssses and Mattresses. WARREN WARD, No. III CsnssL,
four door east on Broadway.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-07

BLACK REruBLICAN SLANG ON Southern SOu.-It
language towards Southern Democrats that has long
been employed by the Black Republicans. he
brands every Southern man who asks that the gov
ernnent shall protect his rights Of property, as
seeessonistn and declares that if they do not weld
10 this he would go for hanging them as traitors
Has il at last come to this Is Tnsn to be branded
with the appelations of .secesssionIst and dlsnn-
ionist" because ne simply asks that the government
shall perform the duties for which u was instItuted
Surely, we have fallen upon evil days when those
who pay taxes, who contribute their quota to the
federal revenue. are denied participation in the
and guarantees hich the government
was soIemnly ordained to establish. Southern men,
it seems TO u.s. must be sunk low in their esti-
nation, who can supporta man who advocates such
T. DAY Book
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SIavery--How Established.

Mr.. Etherldge maintained on Thursday night the
Abolition as well as Douglas doctrine, that slavery
cannot exist any where except by virtue of express
statute He read from the Constitution to show
that it only recognized 1t in that clause providing
for the rendition of fugityes from service or labor
He played upon the words "held 4"
under the laws thereof" and argued from them that
theimakers of the Constitution knew full well that it
could only exist in the States by positive enactment
Without arguing at this time the abolition tendency
Of this doctrine, shutting out it would the South
ern people from any enjoyment of the common Ter
ritOries with their property, will show it to be
erroneous.
We believe Mr.. Etheridge as well as his legal ad-
visers will cOncede the eminent legal ability of the
late Judge Turley, and we will therefore give his
opinion on the subject.
in Meigs' Digest vol page III, IN the case of ia
cob VS.. the State, Judge Turley said:
our system Of slavery inception upon positive
enacmen but the Of the to
hold Africans property. existence has been since
mics ~ various Of he Legislatures Carolina and
Teune and by amended Constitutions still wnen We
to inquire what kind OF property his slaves
what the remedies provided him its en yment
forced tie common law for Information From it we
learn that h Is rsonal property that passes by alienation de-
and is distributed like other that the
actions provided for redress injuries Affecting il
But on what principle do call il personal Dror.
erty or hrirg those actions By analogy. It's Of the AZ
personal property des TI b. the law and S
Mr. Etheridge and his legal advisers distinguish
ed as they are, must excuse us for agreeing with
Judge Turley, and differing with them.-Aydlanche.
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FRIDAY, SEPTEmBER Z, 1850.


Mr. BreckIartdge,s Speech at Lexington.
We publish this morning the Geographic report
by the Associated Press, of portion of Mr. BREoK-
NRDGEs speech as we ind it in the Louisville Dem
ocra 1t viii be that therepOrt is quite lmper-
feet. We will publish the remainder tomorrow.
In day or two we will publish an extra half
sheet, the entire speech corrected Persons and
committees desiring it will please send in their
orders.
Price 50 per hundred at the office, IS if sent by
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-07

ALSO, Knives and Forks, Saws, Augers Gimblets Door
L0cKs, Locks, Backing Bushes, Backing,
Caps, &c.
We uuwinnEy acknowledge that have the largest stock
every description Of Goods in the city Of Nashville
have to is that intend sell them house shall
be the headquarters for cash and short
There Is AN and PenIt Time Trade purchase
goods in this city, and tend
AID We say 10 cash buJ ers call and examine our
LARGE AND EXTENSIVE STOCK.
large Of Commission Goods which will be sold regard
less prices.
This indeed chance cash and
liberal discount will be soEed tims FILLS forcash We
would merely who have deserving and pay
cash. just attend this must be sold Reeu Der
the days Of sale. September l5 70 and %
sep7-tds TRARUE 4 LUCUs.
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must be sold.

FINE No secoad hard carriage will be sold at Aurs
~ in mont Of Auction Saturday morning. sert
bar 9Th 10 O'Clock This Carriage Is AZ eoA
arst rate caLce If visa specua pnrs ase
for your ThABUH & LUCUs,
hsptT-taa -
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The Fall Style Of GentIsmen's Hats
AK AADt w. al AZ
WATERFIELD q WALKERs-
rRErrH SoFr HATS.
0RDERED HATS.
Rutherford Land for sale.

WILL sell NJ farm, containing LOO Esir.at lly
itself into farms the North a11Slta s o.
stones River The Improvements, CONSISTING alinr
outnouse mills cotton gin, Scs are equAl = any In N eo1n
we'll and Ebsed win every eofortaole axfare aid
convenience.
Terms very LIBERAL Inrsz can pay ior time. ne papss
being fixed up rgat; State COuuy Bonds their value El
be ven accsptbis pay; sybs redeucs IN hurseesbolgh
Le6anon iaprov would he reserved IN part paFantS
viii sell vita he arm thfrty-fivs Negroes, u.sh-
irwin MuIea GATH. Plantation Utensils. &c, &C
Any eeaseman Who desires % purcha agnitreut hs
advantageous VII please cll and Examine % &
ssM efer 20 LiNDsLEK LuclrS BAoens q Nastllz
aux7 69-tsem BLoJnfIEiD RiDLHE
Louisville J0areGi copy mo1A N zaky and Ieaf ia
ths IA FOR q isetioa.
Canvassed EE- ms, Shoulders and Eta1n.
GAsks ane csnv1sied Hsns- 10 esks sAoalasrs =. -
- reis q Riour. al kini IN sore tx s 4a
a'ar.I nfarNne nrraaf. "
ASKS Husn MoxzA@ca
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Protection TO Property in the Territories
-.Slave Code, &c. -Ft

In 1884, the Legislature of the then Territory
of Florida passeda law inimical to the property of
non-residents citizens of the Territory by taxing
their slaves 50 high to preclude their introduc
ton. This is one of the plans fallen upon by the
advocates of Squatter Sovereignty, to shut out
slavery from Kansas and the other Territories be-
longing the United States no matter what the Su-
preme Court has decided, or may hereafter decide.
The GARNETr family, of Virginia were suffer-
by this unfriendy legislation of the Territory of
Florida. They petitioned Congress for protection,
and Congress interfered to protect. The petition
was referred to committee, and their report will
be found in the official volumes viz No. 256 First
Session of 2Sd Congress. CIV
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unfOrmatton wanted.
we md the following in the telegraph column OF
the Banner and Patriot Of yesterday

BELL AND EVERETT MEETING.
CoUNBuS, o. Sept. 4.-There is large Bell and
Everett mass meeting here tonight Hon. L. ID
Campbell Is speaking in front Of the State House
tren. Leslie Combs will follow him Itls a larger
Fgatnerlhg 81 the people than any occasion of the
kind since Loot. Great enthusiasm prevails
The next is from the UNION AND AMERICAN of he
2sth August:
Mr.. BELL AND THE FuGUUE SLAVE L,vy.-At the
State Convention Of the Bell Marty in ohio Hon.
Lewis d. Campbell, tie leader OF the marty in that
State made a speech, in which he !. conon,ended
Bell and Everett, and intmated that in he c1Se nj
Mr Bets election 10 The P~esaieEcv c,Ij,rsJ E,t;,,s
slaUes might hare the right Of trial bJ T,r, III gsH
hapiRg al some time Tinted that he lrlS h fq,or S &c
cordiHq such right
We want to know if Mr.. Bells Ohio partizan ra-
presented him correctly. Would be favor amend
ing the Fugitive Slave Law 50 as 70 give the ocean
ed slave trial by jury, in the State where arrest
car
The BeII Meeting at Mount Pleasant.
The Basnser of yesterday gives a brief account Of
4Se Imposition meeting at Mount Pleasant on the
"a ON that occasion Messrs. McCoNNIco and Con
Do, sloauen,iY and thoroughly endorsed and ap
or,,ves Hon 3. H. HILL of Georgia, as a Urion man
er the ,ioht stamp. Nr HnL last year, il his Drp-
LEY letter. said Formerly The resisiancs to he mere
<,se;oa Of person entertaining different views from
ourselves might not have been 50 easily defended;
but TO resist the success of such party BLACK Re
publican) with such purposes, can no longe De re-
oardsd as other han right and d'dy" We VII
publish the entire letter il a few days
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large stock Of every grade Of Prints Bleache5 Brown
Domeses, Plaid Lnsess, printed and plsin ali Eno
Laines add CasheFs CooTed Silks Black Silks Popns, De-
bags French Merinos, Englh and German MerpOS Printed
American DeSres Ribbons, Trimmings, White Goods
roderes Laces large Tteck Of White yellow red and gray
fannels Clhs CassimeeS. satinet JeAns Seal Skin
Beaver Cloths over Cosinsi age stock Of Shirts Skirts
Fronts shirt Collars, susDsnde Gloves Hose and half Hose
Of every kind &c.
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TIE GREAT BET!-In the columns of the Crescent
Yesterday appeared challenge offering banter of
from five hundred to one aSusand dollars that
Rrerl,inrdge would not carry the State o. Louisi-
ona. The bet was Immediately taken up by an ac-
tire adu1irer of Breckenridge and Lane. to the
great chagrin Of at least, dozen others who were
saually desIrous of awaiting themselves of the oppor
tunity of doubling their 8 pile We are therefore
shade and color that, if they have any more
sncG bets to offer there will be no lack Of custom
eTs ready 10 accommodate them. The game otbFag
went taiye in this latitude.Aer Orleans Courier
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lnstead II breaking up Union ntend strengthen
and to lengtheL it JONI G BRECKENRIDGE
ree Constitution and the Equality Of the Stated These
the symbols Of everlasting the rallyng
OF the people ,-JoAN @ BREcKINRIDaE
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Of the Constitution and they are not afraid 10 exc
cute them. ICheersl
Gentlemen. the charge Of disunion is baseless.
advantage has been taken Of the cordial loyalty Of
the people of Kentucky and equality. to the sur
PRISE and delight Of the gentlemen who engaged IN
IL Inc scheme took better than they expected, but
am satisfied that the sober, second thought of the
people will recall them to the assertion of these
principles Kentucky will never abandon princi-
pause.
Here the report closes. The remainder of the
speech we viii give tomorrow -Enrs
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First Disrrict-A g. WATKINS, of Jefferson.
Second IS JAMES D. THOMAS. of Claiborne.
Thrd d. NJ. KEY, of Hamilton
Fourth THOMAS B. MURRAY, of Warren.
Fifth WM. B. BATE. of Sumner
Sixth &" GEORGE CAN'T, of Maury.
Seventh :" Nm. COX, of Perry,
Eighth ROBT. w. HAYWOOD of Davidson,
Ninth =" J. D. c. ATKINS. Of Henry.
Tenth Z" h. s. BRADFORD. of Haywood.
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lSkMG 7. NOTIFY, Caahsr.
STATE OF fENSEssKE, Wilson Comfy
personally sPlearea before ne, White an acting Jusce
o. me Peace for said county W. CAMPBELL, President and
AML T. MOTLEY Cashier, Of tie Bank Of Tsnnessee a.
Lebanon aud msde oath that the foregoing EXHIBITS
me true condition Of the hss Ct aid Bank day Of
at o'clock p NJ OF said day sworn And sab
sept7 '< J. b. WHITE Ip
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booEl and atatIonefy FleD fnhed By he in1tutior i
form extra charges also will msdcns snd MEDICAL at,sud
General Regulations.
No deduction will for absence or bdrsu.l -.
oecaIsi0Rsd b. illness OrdlsnissaI.
Pupils VIII be charged from TIE which thsy en
BoarderB REQUESTED bring ali ne1ssary ac-s az sa
toilet.
The Academy viii not neur the expense furnish.4 articles
Of clothing pocket money.
Pupils will slOsed spenH pocket us-at thv ~
DIS eton such moneys must te deposited Superior
Of the Acaiemy.
PrHNen ipr per c0frespordence, al letters received ana
sent subject TIE persE Of the Superior o1xh in no c
70 such prohbee Euandns
With the exception Of hooks Of bookI or pero
Gals are allowed n eirs1lae in the institution except
receive the approval u the Mother Superior.
Ror further particulars application
Superior OF the Academy to The RI Rev Bishop WhEn.
All business letter be addressed eupeor
81. Cecilia Academy, Mount Vernon near HEshvIs Tenn.
UElos ANERAE copy TN OctO0er and ehArSs this o.
dre- Gasstle.
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For the Congressional Districts.

For the state at Large.
LANDON c. HAYNES, Of Washington
W. c. WHITTHORNE, of Maury.
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ENINE WATCHES AND JEWELRY ThI.
Do evening at early Gas Light.
BBNJ. ?. sHIFERs & OF,
sep7-1t Csnirs Auction Rooms, 81 COLLEGE stfsag
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VMTE call the special attention Trade 70 the whistles
w 70 be sold this mornng 10 o'clock consisting ld
Reserve opal Wslshe Pixies aod Dentsrs 9Saody, with
tn ent OF Bfandies, Wines
sep7-It BENZ p SHIELDS A co
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ST. cECILIA.s FEMALE AcADEmY
Near NasbviIIs. Te3ns,.o.


TtNHE listers Of the Order St. Dominic, xnosn IN is
and tae adjoining States expenesd and compstent
directors OF ie1ale educaon respectfully the
zeus Nashville and to the plc in RereTa they
preparing and VII Be ready % receive pupils the
tnhon the st Of October The about mile from
ne city, and Is situated in u the and healthy
locations In its vicinity.
The ladies' OF this institution being specially devoted to thes
ue ion Of the young ofthsiroFu nothing rndou
70 tmpart 70 tie pupils eonhdd to their sdue
ton, in every o. the WOr The religion prUssd By the
ladies OF the institution is the Catholic they mnart
special religious instruction pupils protesting Ain Pu
pills OF every reEi US denomination viii ne admitted D.,
undue innence will Be ue to bias the religious principles
the young ladies; nor will any Of them be permitted
the Catholic faith ahOut written eonsen Of par
ents or guardians Uniformity and good order require
the attendance Of all at morning evening prayers and a.
the re igiOus exercises sandy.
be Of studies is divided into dspartment e4e
department having IFS own distinct Of ses as-izned
The academic will conss, Of two sessonshe first ecm
mencng the first Monday In September second on the rst
honiay OF February The academic year will close pu
Of each year.
Terms per Session Payable In Advance.
For board and tuon sos, so SIS, s-aceoraing to
h. A N@H - .
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FOR sHTTHLANI ANN pAnnn.rr
Auction Sale this Day az 10 o,cIock.

TEXHE light drought steamer, V. K STEVEN.
son, MoaRls Master, will depart as above afatsA
AMI all internseiate landings THIS D Jay the 9Th -
Inst O'Clock P For freight or paas appIv on 6ars
. H II
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DAILY IS; TRLWEEKLY SIS; WEEKLY 50.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
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Tus New ,T0rk TRIBUNE on FUSroN.-.

We propose that the Republicans, as the larger
section of the Opposition be permitted to name one
Of their number. for President, to b sustained by
the entire Opposition, while the AmeFc-saS arg -.
tonaI Wings propose the vice President The ticket
thus ormed shall be supported by the entire pppo-
sition, each party and each State making his own
platform. and none being committed to any but his
own doctrines propositions and tie united OPPOSE
tion TO be designated Republican, American
Union Peoples party, or whatever else the voters
10 any locality may choose SaN
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ALSO, large stock Of ..
Q a rp q ting,

Velvet and Brussels CArpetng, and ply half
cotton CarPesng, Dutch and scotch Carpeng which will b.
sold cheap.
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FOR vICEPRESDENT,
J JOSEPH L A N E,
oF oREGnN
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ALSO $50 cases Of Shoes, Boots and BrogAnS chidren
Boots and Shoes and Infant shoes This unusually
large, and will be sold under aoybdyS prices this market
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National Democratic Ticker

FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN G. BRECKENRIDGE,
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There having been some INSTRUMENTATION of
portion Of Senator Nicholson's recent speecb Mt
Lawrenceburg, he wrote the following letter to the
editors Of the Lawreneeburg Sentinel, which we clip
from their last paper - -~
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STATE FAIR.
A
Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road COMPANY.

srPERuTKESESTis oETIcE,
Nashville, Sept G. 1860.
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad and tie Fair GrundS
during the fAir week commencing Monday 10th ns
following schsdule, to-H.t:- 81. f.. =.
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J. o. GRIFFITH & CO.,

10. GRIFFITH, 2. G. HUNTINGTON, mo. c. BURcH,
LEON. TROUsDALB, THOMAS s. MARI.
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COAE Ar LAST.
"a. . Il NJ x In 81,
No. IL, Marker street,
TAsIust resolved so Bales Hsy SO Baisa FODDER. aoo
Begs Oats, 500 Bags Bran. 100 Bags Meal.
IMMENSE AUcTION SALE

LLsadss Of Flour for s ale he i: BrDa~ay E
n sept2-s III 81 % saw d .. DzcKEY, AGENT.
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Negro Mud Boots Fine FUR Wool Hats Cloth
Caps and large OF Variety Goods, Threads kinds
and Yankee Notions, &c, &C.
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nation that and the political organization with
which am connected are laboring for disruption of
the confederacy. | do not reply now to what Mr.
Douglas says all oyer New England, in Virginia and
everywhere he goes because it is quite natural for
gentleman, as much interested he, to think that
every man who opposes his principles must Re
DisuniOnist. ICheers and laughter.] Indeed by his
declarations, we must all be Disunionists in Ken
tuckv for he declares that those who assert that
Territorial Legislatures have no power to exclude
slaye property and that Congress should interfere
for its protection, Disllonists and that what
the whole Legislature of Kentucky said last year.
[Applausel
In my own State, where / certainly thought my
character and antecedents were known, one of the
oldest anG most emipent of our PUBLIC men mas not
SAID that was a lispnionist but minated that !
was connected with an organization whose bone and
body Is dlsunon. refer to Mr. Crittenden in a
speech made at Louisville l have known and adj
mIred him. He has known me- Towards him 7
have cherished, and expect to cherish relations of
respectful and cordial esteem. There are rrasons
which, even, if had grounds for it. W ould nrevpnt
anything but Perfect courtesy in reply After sneak
ing Mr. Lincoln in terms as complimentary as his
principles merit and of the Senator from Illinois in
terms of eulogy, he speaks of his felow-ctizen
Mr.. B. quotes the reference to himself IN Crtten-
denis speech and continues as follows 4 7 tbanLr
my venerable and distinguished friend for the hone
he yet entertaIns that l am not Disuniouist
Laughter and applause. Like humane LAWYER
he gives me the benefit of doubt; and for this
thank him [ReneWel cheers.l As to my connec-
tcn with the principles OF party which tends that
way, may speak presently thereof. Ny object Is |
now to relieve myself from the imputati6n of being
a Disunionlst and in this l would prefer direct
blow than to have it sound like the reluctant confess
sion of a sorrowtul friend Applause and laugh
teri
Mr.. B., in passing, paid an eloquent tribute to
Gen. Lane, and continued to speak of the charge |
against himself. Cries of " That you're notnl /
Born within sight of ;he spot, known to you for
near forty years; your representative in the Legis
ature, in Congress- and other situations of trust,
invite any one 10 point to anything IN my character
Or apteeedents which would sanction such a charge
o. such an inputation. (Cheers.) l will not de-
grade the dignity Of ny declaration BY epthets, but
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AirGmOn Defeated and his Army Destroyed Desper-
ate Engagement Of Fire Days iramOn and his
Second in Command Wo,uaded-Ne,os from Northern
Mericn and The Pin Grrn,Ie