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Fer tie Union srd American.
EPigTRm.
Full many a gallant man was slain,
On wide Manassas CORY plsiai
BIT none by bul Ct or by shot,
Fell half 90 low as Less field Scott.
= ~ = . W-NN u
Surgeon 23d Regiment.

CANNON IN TRANsTU.-FOrty-twO hugo cannon
passed throu cur city this morning. Of course
their destination Is not known. Among them was
one "a FOUNDER rAsd cannon, four inch and four
lO-inch cOumbisds and the rest 80 and ~ pounders
-Chattan0ola GlzsLe and AduTLssr Sept L.
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The BaItI more and Ohio R.IIroad.

PoTST OF Rocks, Sept l5.-It Is reported that the
Confederates arc taking up the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad using thematerials TO extend the trsck Of
the Alexandria aAd LsudOn road.
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notice TO POLICY HOLDS

ENRoM and after this date, and until further nOtce the War
CLAUSE will be inserted in all Open Policies issued By the
Marine and Fire Insurance COMPANY the Mash
VILE Commercial insurance Company.
A. ". BUTLF8,
Secretary Tenn. Mar. and Fire Insurance. %
JAMES WALKER
sssrssSry Commercial Insuranes Company
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SuOth ern Vessels seized aud Cent iscated
From the New York Herald, sept.6.
The following is a complet list of vessels owned
or partly owned by residents of the Confederate
States which have been seized by Surveyor An
DREws, of this port, in accordance with the Confs
cation act Of July Is, 1861:
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sspts4tE'RHSs

VIZ p ALLAN Z. 3. Bradley, Ct Gis-IpI aDoou BIZ
In this case Il appears The olsTk Master that
defendant, 3. Hlsilsy, 10 90nrisn q ns state "a
nessee hat the ordinary process lac cannot be grve
him. Is therefore crderst th3 p1oca0D Be sds 35r
four sesksin the Union ana American, pub
hshed 10 city OF Nashville commanding said dssrdaut
appear tn q The Charcsy Court for is coun
be be the Co1rbsuss 10 Lebanon. the
Ucssber ueAt, pls8fi 70
bid tsksn confessed In, End e
for hearing parts, At rs aid tEm Of the court
JOHN & HOWARD O. & n.
ssrs-BrI.fase3
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r. DAVIS " JOspa Mogtlsg, guardian, Ct als-Trure-
"A. ton aud Asndsd Bill In tslI sppsrs % ina
Clerk and Mister tra tns Defendants JAMES Angus
and fhsophls Peace, sdsIt Of hs Tsnnss
that b ordinary Of ervd upon
~ II Is therefore ordered that publication 1ds
successive weeks In the Union Rad American, paper published
In the city % Nashville eonmandng sad defendants a2paF
At the nsx term Of the ubanoy C0art Wilson county
asd 81 tie eOuhouse, in Lebanon the second AoDF "a
DC obsr next ard plead answer csnar said Dill
VIII be taken confessed han, and st for hearing
"a Parts At The said tern Of the ooaTt
JOHN howard, O An
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SspfE4tpr'SsS3

TTVHos B. Ajax lHDKR " Johu Cr5up Exf stals-or--
hal BIZ In sus sass sppsary OlsF1 Mater
nat the defendants Ben n EdVard - ard Al srd
Fsddenis Of the State Of that hs oronaRy
OF laF cannot Be sTFe upon d II l. ntrefors
PuostOo % nsds for oar ys ia he Unon and
American pub shsd Ey q NsahsIlls c1nnand
ing said de erda1 o. Tie 1ext bsrn q Cusny
Cou-t for Hsla county % % hsd a. hs IN
anon, tbs Second nds- In OetobsT ped arsE
s, dsur sAid bll. The stu azsn a co.Ed
a. to tAsn, ~ for hsArlg, PIrsi aid Of
the Court 10Hh & dOEARD, o. Z
sspk-g4tBF'sfsse1
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WILLOW WOOD sos Gun POwDER.
WANTED nfNEpIaTELY

ION o'RpS OF WILLOW WOOD vii bs rur-hsssa n
tUO mall lsts, delivered ct HashV s which lib
eraI eaan price VII b psid The Ril-V mag any
t1s orEns b PTss cd tos large Ep iDlo
part rot lsTgsr t1 lie re he ell eeed %
a. ne uns u eutuF 1hs - unii,rb l.
iest In sl 9Th, lie ecrd Eiu leshUrs crF ss
high an ; fest EESaS, oil tAiliBg iis suhie Est
-ALSO-
TEo thousand pounds Psash vii b pzrcbasI By bc N
AsraiEnsd ~ hazhVLls. Gao y BAfEs,
Ma Art. and Ord y. .. A.
Rssr q g. D MORN, Ksa. ss3a
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CITY NOTICES.


ShOesg shOesII
FARRAR, DIsNUKEs & Co. are opening most beau
tful lot of Shoes of all kinds, especially for Ladies
and Children Call on them, ladies, they are beauti-
fpl, and they sell them very low for the CASH.
narohIl-n
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LOUISVILLE, Sept. l3.-GoT. Magofln vetoed the
resolution ordering him to proclaim the COnfede-
rates OF Kentucky soil The resolution passed over
his veto.
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EsCAPE-D During the heavy ITO, last evening we
learn that the man kelsoe. Who was under arrest
at Camp Cummings, made his escape nozriae
Re1iSter Sest Il
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From
z SAINT Tha poifo.. g

New YOEK Sept. IS.-The Police seized the blank
notes Of the Pittsylvsnia Bank, Virginia, and i'm
prisonsd the engraVer. The National Zsit.yg is In
terdicted
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From IOuisviiIs
From New YoFE

LOUISVILLE, September lS.-Hustou's btu for the
punishment of rebellion Is postponed Till Monday.
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MILITARY B0OKS
G r. E f. n & e. o.
No, UniOn stress

G IL Il II . ~ 4 - .
No. 8 Onion sLEeeS
HarGee's Infantry Tactics,
Louisville editions vols 60 Fine LithOgaphio Inzsrsoas
Price 81 5O-by mall ~ 80
HARDEE's 'oTI Is, Memphis edition vols In PIOs
81 Soy mail IS
Irstruc ed for.
HEAVY Artillery prepared BY board Il Army onOsn
Price - OO--y mail 50
He TROOPERS MANUAL; Tactics for Light Drsgooss
and Mounted hsmsn. Used through Tie sOH1 POs 81 Is
by mail 2 %.
FLYING ARTILLERY: Guide for Tie FIELD AFtllisFist
Prics 81 50-bysmR 90.
Woras Psyonse Excersiss, Army Regulations, FoFtA
tons and Engineering, expected daily.
Maps Of the Seats OF War.
Map No. sss 4xs feet representing all the Southern States
Very complete. Co 81 90
Nap No 2 size 2x3o inches representing Psnnyvns New
YORK. WelAvaIe. Bary land, Virginia, Ohio ard Ks8tuey
Eng every post once, village and city, Prce 81
Mp NJ. 3, Sx3O. Representing all The States NOrtb and
South. Price 81
hspNo: 4 aOz9O representing Kentucky, Tennessee and
adjoining States Price 81.
Map Nc, 5, 23O Representing Maryland and Virginia With
diagram Of Washington City aud Georgetown. Price 81.
OLD T0NEY AND HIS &AsFERi or, toe Aboliuousts and
the Lard-PAts. FouUoed 1acts. tSs Tor the tines.
oRFEN Il 90,
july l4-a NASHVILLE, Tenn
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Prom RIcbmoaS.

RIcHxoSD, Sept. ll.-Psssengers arrived today
from all the important Confederate camps, bringing
nothing Of interest.
There is great activity in all the departments here.
The resources Of the Government are apparently
unlimited.
The Hospital accommodation has been greatly en-
larged and improved. Many Of the Hospitals are
sustained by State and individual contributions.
The sickness Is eonsidsrsble; but mostly yields read
ily TO good nursing and medical treatment
The mortality Is comparatively slight.
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Principal CIerk OF she senate.


Principal clerk OF Ghe senate.
wes-e su horned FRANC NJ PAUL, LlAte
Clerk Of the Senate candidate for Prncipa ok
Of the ssass Of 1enaessse. Eugl3-H
Assistant Clerk OF the senate.
wssre Ru'h1h Cd to announce julius A. TROUsDALE
candidate FIR Assistant CtsE Of the Sc ate Of tennessee
septl2-d
We are an horned to sunounos JOHN McCLARIE o.
nty candidate for Assistant CLERK Of the Senate
selS-e
Messenger OF the senate.
We rrs Authorized to srnouncs JANIS o'coNELL, Of
DGudson county, csudaR for Messenger Of the senste OF
Telnesse eePt. 4
Wsa su horzsd 70 announce JULIUS B. BRIDGES, Of
Mcainu, = eaRuidR,e for Messsng,r of the Senate
sep7-Ed'
Principal Clerk Of the Hsuse.
Weare authorized to an. 7. BROWN Of Cheat
Gentstivss sepl6
We ara sutNoriz 10 announces =. y. s. RussWUkM
oand pal Ce OF The House Of Representatives
ssp.lZ-td
We are authorizsI announce W. P FARMER Of somer
Vile cSndidHIs for PacPS Clerk Of the AOuse Of Repre-
ssDztives aUE2l-te
Assistant Clerk OF the House.
Weare az borizeI to snnoa1oe WILLIAM ]. PARKEs OF
WisnJol candidate fer Firt Assistant CLERK Of the
House Repres ntatl se3.
We are author sDncunos J. N. VAN DYKR, Of Ne
MINI candidate for assistant OTk II the Ause OF Rep
FsssntsiV-s SEPT to-
Assistant Door Keeper of the House.
We are auth = ed 70 announces o. NJ OOWARDIN clnd
dss Assistant Door Keeper Of the Of Representatives
e. Tsnsssse Lsgisl stGre Aug3O-ts
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Wssrs authorized 70 Annouues WAREEN. s candidate
Councilman the 1hrd Wsri, s the sasuing municipal
election. sep3 tss
We ere auth-rz~d to snuou-cs GEo VI. DsRDEv
ddss election CouLci from the Tard Ward
sep3 te
eAudidAts for CyU -ei mac 10 the Oh Ward sugsl-te
We hor 4 q Dr. B. ". HALL IS csndi-
dsts for Councilman in The Ssb ESEd Eus20 q
We are az re Dr. 7. F0BBEs e. can
ddse represent the 81 Warn 10 the Common OOuLe o.
Of Ea.hVls H. The ensuing municipal election a1gsse
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Nav YOsx, Sept l6.-The Alice Tinker for
Liverpool, owned at ApslschicOla and Mobile hAs
been seized
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mUNIOIrAL ELECTION


We authorized to snBouu,e B b. CHEATHAMA can
GaAts for recession to the once Of Mayor " Nashville
aug2i-ts'
We are authorised To ACTON YOUNG candidate
for AavOF Of Nashville At th4 ensulng election
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sACKETs HAEBOR Sept. 1924 boxes Of articles
Of curiosity and art, tbs property Of ComnOdor
SatnaL, have been seized
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PImPIsS BanIshedE
Faces Made CIsarI
HOW
By weeks the Magnolia Ban Hsrsestly hAu.
less bat elegant and e1ectuOl preparation.
PTios 50 esnts per bottle. Sold everywhere.
WEHAeAN Il co., ProPrissOrS, Troy,NY.
fess4-d&E3m
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Nav YoRK. Sept l3 -1he Commercial AdvsJtis
says Fremont viii be succeeded by Gen. MeIgs
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sale OF Lots.


TNDas Sssd q srus, s-segssi % b seOVs, %
ne ~ day Q, January, Is9l, s1d rsrsd u NJ Rgl-
tss once q Dssidioa osusy BoOE No 81 IS ard 67
shall Ger for Ias for csah The OOarhozss IN Na sy,
sAladAy. As Ian snb Esxt q foloV1g lotsi
NOS IT. "a - %, 40 % 81 %, 70 ~ 10, ~, laSs
llL ne me. lss, -, IL, Is, 81, g. as. als
S3, 81 81 sos, sas, ~ ~, 20, asl: ~, sIs,
SO ~ s. 90, 81, 30 ssS 30 50s Sos So0 al az s0S
sos 2lS 2l4 rs and ~ Of pan o. ots AID "a b McGs
aSs bOoS 30 a. pass q q % % y ,b ~ nv = eo
SAy 2 s,tt1 SsEsnt rsnd red AsEiDs nd ssevsl "A ~
is6OJSr EAros lhoassns and eighty dollars saSIrSS-
sss zks paSs between the bours of1A.MArd 4
-. "a oHaAIHAM.
sasSN Tsngtss
shOemakers Wanted.
Inos IS shOensEsrs Vansi lnnsdiEtsy, 70 make sasf
&nd KIP ES.. OonssAnt s1piOgaznt s3d PEUnSs Psy.
g-TNooe o9s No hands nssd Apply.
sof farther nisrD~ton Gppsy
JOHN RToH,
Paslis Square, clagksVins. TsBa-
this OA0s-olAxkIT1ls JsfsFsoElAn. Gug3liu
WANTED-
A ssrv- IT. eOlorea % Ehi,s, . Do kossssork Apolv
n Union Aal Ansrisan 01os
ssPtIldst
Land for sale.
VNTIsHuVa 70 move West haze dstsrnlnsa 70 ,,u ~
Wv fArn containing e52 lying 10 Fraakn coua y
Tsanes, TIE Of Nix river, and rlneAsly CT 10
Smiles DechaTd miles from AIlisora Depet q
Est sPnnss and miles from he OLD Alsona Factory.
This lsndiI IsEsl AID oonfCFta5s dEsitg
cabins and ether bziloinEI farm, and good
fails stsck he Der apoa 40
par into eeFd Eood St Pay for i5e tEoa Threa sIsoa
aocomuoaataT Ei tGks paTs or al , EtIg NsgTessoF
from q oo0 % SO IN GOOD Mares Mules
mined q al 20 iarAaE particulars sdasls e 1st
spsinsS. A. :. GILT, u.
SspE-dla
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STOP the Runaway
MAZE will pay reward Of Twenty Dollars for the
Nv Apprehension and uniting Jail, that get
Ghen Tin any county In Tennesee Of DAN DANIEL, and
his wife CAROLINE Dan Is about IS 5Oyea'E old, black
and about5 feet 10 inches high, slender make Of his ankle
is crooked be walks he side Of lis FOOT had heavy Wh
kers he eft though he them Of bad brown
SUIT OF jeans snd Ts shoes, black WOOL hat had
also CsrClIe IS yeas Old, tall black, slender
quick Spoken three Of her side teeth above cut,
the front teeth; hair long, snd plsd arcutd
hesd- No other marks IecoleCed think taey making
tAeir way TO Kentucky, ar thence 10 Ohio.
address US ~ AUri IeesboTo', Tenn
WILLIAM HALL,
septl0-w4t ABNkR sUMMERS.
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MY House, No. q cesS- St,sst fornsrsy oecuussa ~
z WATSON,
sVsA Ss-1H Be e Higs Eirsll
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III. MARSE4ALL &CO.
Manufacturers of H. marshaII's
Patent MetalIO-Percha Burial
CASES AND CASKETs,
80 NORTH KARKE7 STREET,
Toam Unaer.akers throuEAoutnesOuth.

TOau Underwriters throughout IN eS south.
TnNHE undersigned beg respectfully draw the Of
URdertAksrB and the pablo the above articles of
scture, which for beauty nghtness and du ability
rVasd They perfectly air and and finish
ed style WOOD, black white marble, richly
covered with merino, blac cloth nr velvet
These being the only Mesc FurA Gases Manufactured u
the Southern Repu sc FIR which patent IL held in the Gen.
Tolerate States, confidently solicit the patronage Of ali
Southern For full description and particulars for
chase city and county rights address below where have
established large mArucury supply all demands.
n BWe shalt In short time sred hl order for
all kinds Of 0on Han lies, Scrsgs Tacks, Name Plates and
every description Of undsrtskers trimmings Address
H MARSHALL & 90,
ausIS-dktwIm Nashville, Tenn.
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SAD AoCIDENT.-Our community we are sure will
be deeply panied TO learn that the Rev. T. W. Humes
of this city, on last evening violently precipita-
ted from buggy, and so severely injured that he
will prObsbly be crippled fer lifs.-Rao rViAs Regis
teT SEPT IL
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Tennessee ZOuaVess
AL the companies that are DESTROYS Of joining the
Tennessee Zouaves' regiment, which is under my
command, will please report themselves for going
to encamp next week, to Lieut.. Col. THUEsroN,
the Post Office, or to me At the Western Military.
J. G. ANGIADE Colonel
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shOemakers Wanted,


A ssrv IT. eoiored o. Ehis . Do Ao1sszork Apoly
~ Union Amorisan OGos-
lsptlld3t
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We are authorized by the Agents Of the American
Express Company to say that they viii receive 40
more letters until further notice, the United States
Government having interdicted mail eommuaInstion
between the North and South. septl2-dlw
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HAV ANA seq AIRS!
JOHN WHORLEY. 80 south Market ST.,
nashville. Tenn.,---2O,OOO Imported Hn-
VaMas--JDSI RECEIHED FROM IA EARA.
Latest News from Old VfrginiaI
JOHN WHOERLEYs
80 south Market street,
STILL AHEAD.
WHEREBY Rock City Chewing Tobacco
Made from the PURE AND NATURAL LEAF
without ANY ADULTERA TON
WANTEB.-0ne hundred aud fifty Sharp Shooters
to be attached to Col. ANelADE's Regiment of
Zouaves, for Confederate States Army Enquire
of Al. d. THURsToN.
Over the Post Office
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d SSs Prof sesas Sdsars1ssus- d. o.
PAPER. BEAD iti 10 Will lrssrsst goa.
nAF22-dkWiy
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JOB PRINTER WANTED.
LEGIsLATIVE OFFICES.

WAsrsD AT rurs OFFICE A GOOD Bob Printer.
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Scheoners......... -.U
In addition to the above, we learned yesterday
that Surveyor Andrews caused the bark Laura
Russ to be seized. 1t is stated the Laura Russ rs
owned in Belfast but good portion of her Is
owned in Florida, hence the seizure. She has but
lately arrived laien with sugar, and consigned to
Messrs, o. & E, J. Peters.
The schoOners Emma Amelia, Gayle and Henry
Cole vera seized day before yesterday in Phils-
dephis, under the eonscstOn act also sixty three
boxes Of tobacco and nearly $4,000 worth Of props
erty of S. N. Daily, of Richmond, a captain of the
Confederate army. This property was In the handle
of Sonk & Co, OF Philadelphia.
A steamboat in course of construction at Pitts
burg, Penn, for Hon. John Bell, OF Tennessee, hes
been seized by the United States authorities under
the COnascatiOn act Mr.. Bell has paid about five
thousand dollars on the contract
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HoxE MADE FURNITURE The undersign would
call attention of the public that he continues keep
at his old stand No SO market street, large quaint
~ Of ready made Furniture of the best workman
ship and quality. He also makes all kinds of work
to order. he is prepared to mend and VArnish all
kinds Of old furnish &c.
All work done by HIM is warranted to give salts
faction. P. TANBLE.
dim
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FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE.

UYANTRD-3,0o0b bushels goo1 Potatoes;
" 5000 pounds Cd lcs Butter.
HARaa 4 TRUTTT.
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For Alderman.


wear suthariEsd to snuounes W. 5. o1EATR An
ddSta Alderman 10 the Finn Ward, the ensuing uuuic
pal election in sePteHbeg sug4ts
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Goneraz OrasPa. NO. as.
FoRT HENRI, Tenn. Rive5r,
august 9Sd, 1851.
All absent Officers and soldiers belonging 30 this
Post are directed to join their respective commands
Immediately. BY orders of A HEThAS
Col. Commanding at Fort Henry.
". L. MCCoNNHoo, AdjUtant
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FoR REST-A desirable suit Of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at this
office dac2g If
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-09-12
From the Springfield (Nlass.) Republican.
NOT a STOEeY.

Mr.. Jones was married. lie had been
married long time, ever since | could re-
mcmbcrcd, almost. The first Mrs. Jones
was pretty school-boy love, ana died early.
Mr.. Jones was inconso'ahle for more than
six months, and then, lindmg the burden of
grief too heavy to be boruo alone, decided
to share his regrets with sympathizing
feminine friend.
This connection WAS a happy one for
many years, but alas for the mutabiity of
earthly pleasures, Mr.. Jones was again q
widowcr ut the age of forty, and being cX-
trcmcly lonely, and having the habit of
marrying, hc offered his broken life and
bereaved affection to Miss Patience Nocross,
mature young lady of thirty.
We have said that Mr.. Jones had habit
of being married, and it had grown upon
him that, had providence opened the way,
he would in all problity have followed up
n series OF bcreavcments with succession
of consultations. But in selecting Miss Pa
ticuce he had no regard TO compatibility OF
temper. He had never thought anything
about it, His other marriages had been
happy accidents, and, so far as knew or re-
llccted that was the order of nature. But
Miss Patience had habit, too, and it was
in accordance with her name, for it was in
that leaned to virtues side, and beyond it..
She lived in the remote and future. The
present with her was anything but Il make
shift, nero temporary eXpeaent till better
times. Distance not only lent cnchantmCnt
to her objects ofpursuit, but was absolutely
the only charm to which she was sensitive.
She really liked Mr.. Jones up to the hour of
his roposal, she mcckly tolerated him ever
after.
They were at boarding for q time, and
the wife said submissively to all her friends,
oh yes, il is very comfortable for the pres
ent, until we feel able to keep house Mr.,
Jones, after the remark had been reiterated
for the filteth time, asserted that he was
able to keep house. To prove this, he en-
gagged and furnished tastful tenement and
another year saw Mistress Patience the
patient mistress of her own fireside.
What a pleasant situation, said Dame
Grundy, as she called on tour OF inspec-
ton.
why, yes, returned Mrs. Jones. 1T is
all We expect in house We hire, If we
were to build, we should plan very different
ly, OF course. And then you know one could
have the heart to make improvements in
shrubbery and fruit trees. o, Mrs.Grundy,
hope to live long enough to have house
of my own
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-09-12
Deserving the Sinking Ship.

The reliable and ncomprom:sing Dumoc-
racy of the editor of the Cleveland Plain
Dealer, j. w. Gray, has never been question
ed. When the soundness of other men was
question, he was always deemed above sus-
picion. And true to the old rule, 1.-THE party
right or wrong" he put up the Democratic
ticket at the head Of his paper, and accepted
the platform, though it was evident it did
not suit him. Bat the Committee, at their
last meeting in Colunbus, unmaskcd the bat
terry, concealed under their Convention plat
form, and thereupon the Plain Dealer pulls
down the ticket and ropudiatcs the platform
and the men nominated under it, or over it,
until they also rcpudiatc it. In speaking Of
this movement he says:
The candidates on this platform, or under
it, are honorable and true men. Harrison
Withdrew and then came platform No. 3
which appeared in our paper last night, and
we cmpatically repudate, and ever man on
the ticket, till he cmphaticaly repudatcs it.
If what is called the Peoples move, is al
last shown to be in bad faith, and the gcnu,
inc war sustaining Democratic soidicry is
sold out" or glored, we will shoulder om
old shot gun and start for the Kauawha.-
Our politics run that way this year anyhow