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u II. LUDLOW. AUCTIONEER
ITALIAN sTATUARY, FIGURES AND BUsTs OF CA
RARA MARBLE, LARGE CEMETERY MONUMENrS.

T. II. LUDLOW 4 CO WIN seli at auction on "Wednesday
and Thursday jan and " at the store No ~ Broadway
opposite the ST. Nicholas Hotel. at IL O'Clock each dAs
large Btsuary, Of the importation of Messrs.
Giovannoni kzannoni arrived from Italy, comprs
Venus Of Caovs Psyche. Group of CnItds, FisnermAn
Fisher Gir Fidsly Amour aud psyche Diana Bust q Ma
equal merit ALSO, AlabAster Groups ant Fisures Three
0races Venus in the She'll creek Slave Canovas Dancing
Girl, Apollo Bevdee, Qand many others richly carved
Vases embracing GrecisR Etrusc. Roman and other ce.-
bated comprising OF extraordinary lars sire
elaborate workmanship Pedests for figures and
Card Receivers Fountains Groups and Won II
OF Art for the decoration OF parors, by the best Italian
artists.
Aso large Cemetery Monument, OF spiral form, richly
carved which the attention Of the marble trade is
caly called elaborate work Of SUI eor finish Tara.
locues may the Office OF 4. II. Ludlow Co., No.
Pine street. and also No 500 Broadway January II
The whole will open public inspection Monday and
Tuesay Jan. and Is and will be sold to the highest hid
der for cash
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FURNITURE.

I,uRNIruRE AT A GREAT SACRIFICE FOR CASH.
beautiful Parlor SUIT covered IN French sASn broca
tel male 10 order f22s, viii sold for xl5v do
covered IN silk plush. Tor SIS, also solid black walnut SUIT
Tor s65 two Brussels Carpets, aud all Tie Furniture ol
ranr and three bedrooms Will be sold cheap for cash.
hrp.y AZ l9 West Eighth sJeeL Clinton rlace, between
FilIh and sisth aycnues
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sTEAMBOATs.

SrEANBoAT FOR sALE.-THE STEAMER KEyPoRr,
- ia running % 3e5 tons capacity ~ inch cyln.
and u feet stroke Tor sale At REASONABLE price,
she " GOOD repair and running between Washing
and Aqua For further formation address VIM
W Rapley, lt2 Green street, or W X. sBew agent "
Penusylyana svsps. Washington, d. Y.
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nANIEL Il. BURDETT, AUCTIoSEER
~ HAVANA SEGARS AT AUCTION. & = a5if !.
BURDErT JONES co. will sell on Thursday, January

d. al II O'clock Within their stOrc I'D wall street,
count of whom II may Eli
HAVANA SEGARS.
100000 Havana Segars all Of the importation Of Mcssrs A.
Schwerin Co. consisting Of Conchas Media Regaa, Con-
chitas Operas Regalia de Ia Reina Cndrados and ON
Of various favorfte brands slightly damaged tha
voyage of importation Catalogues the OF
sais, when the whole parcel will be exhibited.
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uENRY B. HERTS, JR.. AUCTI0NEER.
lei BY HENRY WOOD 4 co.

on Monday, jan IL, NJ 10Y clock,
At the saiesroom, $50 Broadway
A large lot Of ship Chandery consisting Of Ropes.
Blocks Hook Chains Cordage, SpkesSais, Rubber Pack
Ing Paints. oils, Tar. 0akum Locks, Pails Lamps and
with Once Furniture iron Safe, Desk &C. BY order Of Jas
Lynch, SheriM. HUGH KELLY DepuN.
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AT EMBERsON'S, 357 SIXTH AVENUE, CORNER OF
"A Twenty.second street, selling oil the entire stock;
consisting all kinds OF Laces and Embroldertes RIB
bons. Dress Trimmings Velvet and all kinds Of fancy goods,
let.
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DENTrsTRY.

DENTISTRY.
A RrlFICIAI. BEAUTIFUL PATENTED TEETH
IN National DsnsrGslery,f Siath avenue, Twen.
silver sets, only Sc. tubhef $40. vulcan
ie eis singe teeth Ell dentistry waran ed fing teeth
with god Al. Eyuaciing teeth without pain. Five pre-.
miuus awarded. ID. MANSON. Dentist
RTfrTcIAL rEETH-wARRANTED UNSURPASSED
~ 1 eyeryrresp~l on Gold. Piatina, Silver, Rlbpcr
nestopa.l 81 % ~ Y es.h Afamaptcau, Cold. falDs,
Bone iin 4, 81 cents - 81 Oioe removed ~
ENs Tsenty .set ond street. Dr. LUTHER, Dentist
A grffinfAL BONE rfLLfSGs FOR pEchyEp AND
~ sensitive teeth. Od roots an mre sheils
Their otg nat usefulness snd ncauty, and cvy kind uf
cavity ued without PAIN and warranted ~ the dscoveer
J PEARSON VI. ID, At his roons, $50 Broadway, near
Seventeenth street.
INRs. GRIFFIN, rs GRAND STREET. NEW YORK
orpvalle Lord TayUrs, and .J1 tytuu street, Book
Tu afusettna iu partial sets u their Improved Ari
b,sl Teeth VIVA without extracting the roots;
an ,os or piatina S25 SILVER rubber, Ss
,sotl pei Tooth 81. sytror rubber 81 Et scng Is
4, . EAGLEToN, DENTIST.
tI. No. . Lexington avenue
near Gramcrsy Park,
New York city,
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IIENRY b. HERTS, JR, AUCTI0SEER,
n BY HENRY WOOD A CO.,
Salesrooms No $50 broadway near Grand street
REGULAR WEEKLY SALES
WATCHES. JEwELRY. DIAMONDS, FANCY Gool
Every Wednesday morning, at III oclotk
The 1rst regular sale will take place
Wednesday. January ~, 1858. ut II o clock,
Al the salesrooms No. 40 Broadway,
Az which Will offer large lot Of
English and Swiss Gold and Silver Watches.
Both and second hand; 80
Diamond Jewelry Gold Jwery Gold Chains Silver ware.
Fancy Goods, &C. M..
Catalogues will be ready early on informing of sale
NToRTGAGE SALE OF HOTEL rrRNITURE-A. NJ.
M CRISTALAK, auctioneer, will sell, on Taesay ANU
nry 3 1Ojs O'Clock the Parrish House, No 10 lsast
Houston between Broadway and crosby street. the
furniture contained theren-Barroom, containing MIR
Beer Pump two very ine Gas Chandeliers narb. top
mahogany Tables, Oiicloh, several line OH Pant
nrs Bar Furniure and Fixtures Parior. containnr
double black walnut Sui. Brussels tarl citing.
Rugs Mirrors Oil Paintings Steel Plate Engrayings nin
dow Shades Naniel Ornaments &c also BEDROOM f NJ,
consisting Of mahogany and other hedstrads Hair
Mattresses Beds and Bedding. Wash Stands, bureaus,
Glasses Ocoth aud Carpcting. together VII We
Kitchen Utenss Stone Ciockery Rerigerators, Ae ny
order Of Joseph A. Jackson Mortgagee.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TIENRY II. ANDERSON HAS RESUMED THE
IL General Practice OF Law, at No. 3Swall street,
r ADIEs' HOME.-UNITED STATES GENERAL HOS
~ pita, Lexington avenue and Fify-hrst street, New
The undersigned beg inform the public they
have been appointed by the medical officer In charge OF the
"Heme" Committee OF Finance with authority, indiydu.
ally and collectively to receive donations for the benefit OF
the sick and wounded. soldiers OF the hospital
Extensive barracks have been recently added providing
comfortable accommodations for much larger number than
heretofore The ladies' connected with the Institution
nesy solicit the sympathy and assistance of pub
IAN contributions donations confded their win
be faithfully and strictly dispensed among the sick and
Mrs GEORGE oPDYKE, 70 Fifth avenue.
Mrs. VALENTINE MOTT No. 0ramercy Park.
Mrs EDW. yANDERPOEl, 206 Fourth street.
One Of the above ladies VIII attend daily At
the Hospital N. B.The American Express Company gene
rousy deliver all articles free Of charge.
THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF EXCELSIOR
i Lodge, No. 1876 y. and A. NJ are hereby snninonedo
meet At their Lodge Room Odd Fellows Hail. on Sunday
next the llth ns precisely at i2M o'clock 10 attend the
large respectfully solicited to attend Ny order
Of thew N Fl 81 J. PARKIN, Secretary
TINTED STATES EXCISE NOTICE--NOTICE IS
y heryby given to an persons residing doing buSncss
in the FOURTH ASSESSMENT DISTRICT, composed OF
Thrd Fh Sixth and Eighth OF the city Of New
PROVISIONS Of Is of he ACT 10 Provide Internal Revs
nue. &C. open examination this office from nine A.
NJ TO hreeN M, for fifteen days from the date hereof,
Sundays excepted and that for the five days next ensuing
daily from A. NJ TO three p. NJ, relative TO any
excessive valuation All appeals must be In writing
and specify the PARTICULAR matter thing respecting
which decision requested and state the ground or prn
cple Of inequality or error complained or
PIERRE &. VAN WYCk. Assessor. Fourth district.
Dated at No C3Frankn street. this 9th day Of january S6S
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7 FEDS a GRAY, SUCCESSORS or W. c. RUDMAN.-
phi aaeiYhia Ale for sac. In barrels, half
i.N,s.,and Iotiles By WM. J. HOWELL agent, at No W
rstsd .rssur corner OF ST. Marks place.
,,pcrfPT FOR MANUFACTURING THE BLsr
* Frrurn andy a. low pr1cs; sastaopr Runran'ei.
,si.sng al pIsrs . Dr. John y. naa No Bl JscAsus
-, .el, New YORK civ.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.
BASEMENT WANTED DOWN TowN-To BE. occU:
o %ss sow Van ny one n sao 10
sell or cheap viii please to address Mr. Chaplin box
E,URNIsHED'HoUsE wANTEB-BETwEEN EIGHTH
Address stating terms and location, box lis Pos. oce
HOUSE wASrED.-wANrED TO LEASE. FOR THREE
and ana third and se
vcn,h rem. not 70 eASsed Ssoo Per
n on POST POST ttnS oaiee 0e'''' - A'' '1'e'' =
doom wANTED-BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN WITH.
~ out Board near the Fifth Avenue Hotel Private f.mi.
price, which must be moderate Undouoed references given
and required
CrEAM ENGINE AND BoAER wANTEp-FRoM
Mouidins Machine Saw and Benches shaf,ns and Pueys
suitable for cabinetshop Address boz I'll Heradouce
SrEAM BoILERmwASrED. NEW LOCOMOTIVE
Locomotive Boiler, OF % s6ona " M hcrse.powero 20 IT,,
WANTED-By FAMILY OF FOUR ADULTS, FOR
with meals served Location must be between Tenth and
chiefly on the 6wer ncor house preferred
% no es. ss c S s ey s eS Sos a1
answer The requirements ola genemans family Address
gS Sr A
e. s 'f sG NUS once
WAsrEpA SMALL UPRIGHT STEAM An. BOILER s.daa:
OF viii ADDRESS stating size and price toJ Wilson. 90
Charles street.
yxvANTED-To LEASE FOR A TERN OF YEARS,
w the 1st OF May next, Convenient and well ar
ranged with dining room above ground and At least
viii be given 10 house located hcweeh sixteenth ana
Forty and Fifth aud Nulh Address
stating full particulars, T.. box 4,?63 Post office
xxvANrEp-A SECOND OR THIRD FLOOR, WITH
between Twentieth and Forieih strelE aud FoIrth and
Eighth avenues; state lc~esi rest Address Ne " WeS
Forty-hfst street
vxrANTED TO LEASE FOR A TEEN or yEARs-THE
Fourth and Fourteenth Win god wideYoorway,
Photographic gallery The owner Of the binding 10
required TO make the necessary alterations Aautcss fno-
tosraphs, Herald Office
w hand steam Engine ~ to ~ horse power. Written
oonu, nc.t ious addressed ". r. l. Herald Office will
merl wiih inmcda'o attention
yyASrEp To REYr-wITH THE PRIVILEGE OF
w. yS NM l,Ne,lins House. within twenty N miles
dress f.i particular. ONLY, boz tSS n y Post Office.
! Vx-AxTED-To RENT. A COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR
w private family. with not too much Land attached,
beshy ana nsd. Of hosr's ride from this city Ad.
dress stating full particulars, rent Ac boI iN Herald once
LOAN OFFICES.
p~AscEs MADE ON DIAMONDS WATCHES. sIL
value At $40 Brosdway opposite the 81 Nicholas Hotel Bu'
JOSEPH SOLOMON. $40 Broadway.
-. pIAMoSp BROKER,
,i0 Broadway.-watcles adj Jewelry Advances
| on Diamonds and Watches.
MATRIMONIAL.
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.CAMuEL TICK .2ERoADwAY CORNER wAvER.
Gearing previous to tAkiag stock. Wcoen Gooss
ssng Hoods Sontses, St Embroiderics every des
Rea iaccs Real 1are Wells Bare
Cofures kc; Pushcr Lace. Shetland Barege, Tissue aud
Grcnadine Wells EveshR Kid Gloves Hight coors hc beet
quality. Jouyin Alersndrcs Treious.cs best Paris Kds
an rely new of Fancy Shell andiGit Combs, uli
line of Hosw~y, In co,ton. heeced, ~ooien, 1c
Ueaddnr.sas Muslin Waists. Bows Ac.
Ladies tine Embroidered Chemise Yokes ~ 90
Ladies' nne d.. Double Linen, Al - 90
Fine Embro dered Pants'eiie Trimmings 81 20 for Ia
TUCK's, III Broadway.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

lion. 8. s. cox, or OHIO,
IL VIII deliver Address on
PURITANISM IN POLITICS,
BEFORE TiE
DEMOCRATIC UNION ASSOCIATION,
At THEIR HEADQUARTERS,
NO. Vs. BROADWAY,
Corner OF Twenty second street, on
TUESDAY EVENING,
January l3, 1868, At balf.past seven O'Clock.
THE DEMOCRACY ARE INVITED TO ATTEND.
John Hardy, John pyne, And'w MaNhewson,
John Callahan, James L. Miller, j. O'Connor Fabb,
Doup las Tayor. Committee Public Meetings.
LUKE r. COZANS, President.
JAMES A: CAROLYN. Secretaries
HkxRY W. ALLEN,
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MATRIMONIAL.


A wIDowER or FIFTY YEARS, HAVING NO FAN
n ily has nse home and good nu.ine - wines "
correspond with lady from thirty .nye c y &
mstrntony she ist be OF avuirHt nsvp- .uu
have means Address y, Heraa oncr suginE ~
and circumstances lie 10 siucerr and trusts no ohef WI
answer.
A MIDDLE AGED WIDOW LADY OF ExcELLENI
n edusatiou respectable family aud sood stniing ~
sS,e hahn ef All incnnbranae wishes 20 correspond
villa forty years OF sEe lcsunay eon-
~, whatever resre ahfA ana ihtl-
hrenc be ug the che requisites soush, i.r 10 .nreaan
For further Tartiruiarststie Y Mr. NW
NEWMAN New Mount Pleasant Post once Jay CO., indans
ry,o pApryTs GUARDIANS. WIDOWS AND ALL
obers tnteresedA geaiefnan, twentf-cigh years OF
-. .a,. wife. The lady must be tssessed o. sine
F.r references Ac., address Charles a. oslDiah,
station d Post office, n v
uUuE ADVERTISEMENT pubL'siiEp At LENGTH IN
sor ,oar moral young ladies' Hd wfite To- AMI Va
he sfoi l1nSinG ninable aud
.bls grespertair young lady with fortune q her
dues not wish 70 marry bin Tor his.
Aaarssa for u days, rncosug etrie ie Ns" which vii
d~strrd,l and stAng when AMI where in
sy =. nav lie had S'urrrv boz 40 Herald New
yo.h.
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ID II. MACY, - ..
IL. REAL AND IMITATION LACE EMBRofDERfRs,
Ribbons Ps Flowers aud Millinery Goods Hosiery and
Gloves Corsets and made up Under Coihnr Hoop skirs
Sc White Goods Tareans. Linens Housekeeping Goods
Drapery, Laces and Musins, Fine Flanncs
Yankee Notions &C.
RAlwAys n ine best quality ladies' Paris
KID Gloves our own importation, lower other
house in the city andoo Sixth doors below
Fourteenth street
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DAgrs NOVELTIES ~ LtCEs, &C.
suAWLs CAFES, PELLERINES. BERrHAs
EMBaoiDERIEs BKEAKFAsr SETS,
&C.
A. 4. STEWART a co.
Broadway aud Tenth street.
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(NOTTAGES At TAUCTION.-ATrENTION Is INVITED
~ 10 the sale on Tuesday January ls py ADRIAN H.
MULLER, tho Merchants Exchange sa.esrOom III Broad
OF two Of the sixteen elegantly deSEned and shs,n
Cottages street, BrO.d
each house occupies two lots, giving ample sruce Tor
carriage house, garden contains the modern inplpre
high grosnd bu: two blocks from cena rark aud Eighth
H. CUDLIPP 2t Nassau street. the auctionccr No.
Pine -.4a.s +.
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BASEMENT WANTED DOWN TowN-ro BE. oCCU.
- pied as a wine cellar. between William street and
sell very cheap win please to address Mr. Chaplin box
ID. ly2 Herald Office.
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q. FUTILE, AUCTIONEER. OFFICE l30 BowERY
IA. AUCTION NOTICE.
LARGE SALE OF OVER si2,nD WORTH OF
BRAHAM vANDERpO)L 4 GO. AJCTIONEERS
"A SUPERB HOUSEiICr FURNITURE
Paintings Staay aud many rare nd costly Works OF Art,

On tomorrow, Monday. January r. the elegant resi-.
OF Dr. Philip Ransome, 45 West Sixteenth STREET be-
tween Filth and Sixth avenues, sa commencing n, iu
O'clock Pano!orte, Drawing Room
covered with French satin ocatel; Bronze and Ormou
Chandeliers. Velvet Carpets, Clocks, Ftgnies 10
match; walnut and rosewood Chamber Furniture, Hair
Mattresses, D.ning Extension THIS, sideboard Arm
Chairs China. nlass Silver Ware Table Cutlery Inens
also Basement Kitchen Furniture.
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pY E. T. WILLS, ,AUCTIONEER-AuCT TIoN NOTICE.
ID Earhenwnre Glass Tea Trays, China, &c-WedneS
January IA at 0I O'Clock the auction rooms, Murray
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TERMS az SUBSCRIPTION:
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
pnrnhIn In AdVnnca.

frrz LrNEs on LEss TO CONSTITUTE souARE)
SQUARE, day, 81 0O---oaoh addt'nal inserrn, 10
4 week. soo-esoh additional square, 30
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WARRINGTON NEWS

The Cincinnati Gazette's Washing ton
dispatches give the following
THE GREEK FIRE.
The incendiary shells are the invention
Of Alfred Beerney of North Carolina, and
with conclusion fuses were first sent
down to Gen. Gilmore for trial, at the
request of the President, and numbers
were thrown into sumter and Wagner,
and some fifteen into Charleston. OF the
latter only three exploded. The inven-
tor, who went to Charleston to superin-
tend their use, objects TO conclusion fuses
for his Greek fire on account of their un-
certainty, and has caused TO be made a
number of shells with forty or forty. five
second-time fuses. These were sont out
by the Arago, and are probably at this
time lighting up the doomed city.
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University Of PeuRsyiVaMiu,
PHILADELPHIA.
MEDICAL. DIP ARId EE,r.
NINETY. EIGHrH NLssION AeN9-RN

The LECTURES Of Tie Session ,oW begin on he second
Monday Of October and close on The inst Of MaToh.
One Int oductory will b. delivered 70 the Cou Be.
Clint al Instruction is civ n throughout The Seq
sion, ia the Medical Fan, by the Professors and at
the Hospit sls. az the Philadelphia Hospital, con
taing 67l beds instruction Is FREQ
M Hillary Surgery AMI n yiaue wills be fully taught
bye ia appropriate chairs.
The Disscctlng Rooms under the superntondenco
Of the Professors Of Anatomy and the Lemonstrator,
are opsn from the middle of s ptemher
The Room for OF rative Surgery and Application
Of Baudagcs, Sc is open carly in september and
throughout Tie ssion, under ibc supervision of the
Professor Of surgery
syr,i,ol n,m-r.,r,tor, &C.. IS. BISHOP, n. D
s'N" ''0''' II. ENoX noDGE, N. d.
Fees for the Lectures leach Professor Sl5)...SlO5
MatriCuatlon Fee (pait once only),...,...,,,., 9
3fadua'i0n Fee, 30
r. z. RCGER', N. D Dean o. the Medica Faculty
Uniyersity Building
SAMUEL PRICE. Janitor,
University Buldi &,
P, Board may be hal at from 3 SO t,8 80 or
week
seplT-2aw-lm6wlt
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TO THE S0LDIERSl
We have published beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,

SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
For the use of Soldiers.
1t is printed in four colors, represent
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery,
marching in countless numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, colors flying,
etc. A blank line is left for the name Of
the Soldier, Company, Regiment, Officers;
size 1877. The certificate is enclosed
in pasteboard tube, and can be sent to
any part of the country without injury
and the soldier, after filing up the blank
lines, can put it back in the tube and re-
mail ii to his friends, end they will get
it framed aud preserve it as . remem-
brance.
Price 30 cents Sgut by msil, pro-
paid
l. N. RHODES & CO.,
32 Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted TO sell the above
iuly10-3m
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A Large aud Respectable RestOFR-
zion Meeting In Decatur County.
AT public meeting of the citizens Of
Decatur county, at the court house in De-
tar county,on the. frat Monday in Sep
TENDER, 1868;
Whereupon ID. Il. A. McElrath was ap-
pointed chairman, and j. G. w. Chris
tenbury was appointed secretary.
The chairman having explained the
object of the meeting, whereupon the
following individuals were appointed a
committee TO draft suitable resolutions.
Whereupon the following gentlemen were
appointed Jesse Taylor, w. L. Lewis,
Lewis Chany, @. G. Herndon, Isaac Il,
Brashears, Lewis Kendle, j. f. Fisher,
d. b. Finderburk, j. @. Robards, j. j.
SteagalI, d. L. Ware, The. Seerie, Eli
Brodie, B. Graves, Elijah Douglass,
Thomas Eleven, and j. S, Houston.
WHEREAS, The citizens of Decatur
county have understood that Gov. John
son had issued his proclamation, by
which it is understood that the civil law
will be enforced in such counties as the
people may desire the same. Therefore,
DO ID ResolUed, That this meeting is
DESTROYS that the civil law be enforced
as speedily as possible or convenient.
ResoAed, That in our opinion nothing
but the enforcement of the civil law will
restore peace and quietude to our dis
tracted country.
Resolved, That said Governor be re-
quested at the earliest moment TO enforce
the execution of the civil laws.
Resolved, That the proceedings of this
meeting be signed by the chairman and
secretary, and publibkcd in the Nashville
Union and other papers = favor of the
sentiments of this meeting.
d. L. A. MoELRATH, Chhm'n.
J. g. w. OHR1sTENDURY, Sec'y.
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A Large aud Respectable RestOrn-
IiOn Meeting I'm Decatur County.
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EnEOFee the ''Itoservod Right"
The Wheeling Intelligenoer says.

We saw yesterday a one-armed negro,
who was a soldier in one of the colored
regiments, now serving with General
Banks. lie lost his arm at Port Hudson.
He was on his way TO Jefferson county,
Ohio. His name ia Henry Arson, and
he says he resided near Harper's Ferry
at the time of the John Brown raid.
This negro, who has lost an arm while
fighting against rebels, if slave after
the rebellion is over, must, according to
the doctrine Of a certain conservative or
gan in Nashville, be restored TO his mas.
ter, to be whipped, locked up or sold
South, at She masters pleasure. Honor,
patriotism and humanity are all as no
thing in comparison with the majesty of
the slave code, in the eyes of these con-
sentative patriots. God save Tennessee
from their clutches.
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Marriage ana Funeral Notices,
y i'll be charged at the usual advertising rates.
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no ApVERTIaERs .M DETAIL

az Advertisements inserted in tho Special Column
hArgod at tho OF twenty cents per limo Tor ihe
rrst Insertion for osch additional insertion ten
ems In the Local Column thirty cents per line for
the arst insertion for every additional insertion o.
te3n onte,
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NOTICE.

ffNHE PARlTNS 80 Fu- FOLLOWING CLAIMS
Tiled With tho Board OF Claims az the Capitol,
are horoby notified tha. the Docket viii ho taken up
for investigation as follows, and thoy are requested
to be present with thor witnesses
Monday, September 2l, 1858,
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LOST! 10 TIL

THE UNDERSIGNED LOST ONE QUARTER
MASTER VOUCHER given by Lieut. White,
a, A H., Post, Franklin, tennessee, for two bay
H0rses, dated september 18th, 1903 The price Of
the horses was not stated; sa d Voucher was ap-
provol by 1t Col. Drummoud, Any one finding
said voucher viii be libertly rewarded by leaving
il at the Onioroi'loe' g. w. BIT,
soulB-3la
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TREASURY MATTERS.

The issue on the remainder of four
hundred millions of Treasury notes, will
commence this week. IL will amount 10
between five and six millions of dollars
and will consist of notes of small de-
nominations. The Treasury is recalling
old demand notes as rapidly as possible
(of which two millions are yet redeemed
and pay gold out in preference TO them.
The circulation of postal currency ia
over eighteen millions New fractional
currency will be ready for issue in week
or two.