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AUCr1OfS SAKE. !
81 H4RYEY, EUsT, J4MEg { e., Arc71iI5s,,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sEaszr, cED,s To,
TOBACCO E1cHiEGE.
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w 20. couuenclns =. 10 c';1ok, 4. which y. ~ >.
large and desirable II solce OF
BLOCKADE GOODS.
coap.i,!as splendid .::a:;Eeas u
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th-y Wy &c rrrsnsci for rxbistiaI..
ESRykT, AC;f, ABS :,
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FALUABLM MILLING AND MANUFAU-
,rERINE p2LPE.LIY II, .ILiIL.Arr


TURING PROPERTY At hUUIIUN.
TE MI, eel nj c'.'s ca:t a., 70 - sl..s dls-.
" On tho rEs:.!Ea.. r!s:sIsOAT, 80. l5s as o.;
the rrt'!a: roosil. Es So, Go ,i: J" 10 c=Ea:y
OF f!Iva.cp, Gt;co s1"tt FsH or ih- ..T.- liver,
scoct 81 CYL tbyre Aaor.apo, rn - ;-. cG. Let
vile, l. fei Tie :3a is-ge ws:a: g-Iw.rg resioi.
The euiidn.g co,sT3 - l. g. al sor::1itrus i:ca
I'll h'use fses ssorrs h:.d. t's1ss :s.Gnir., ch -
the jo= :;hslinhi Bi1-S, oe--IGF ,ur EStT III Ll7r2
apo lsei| so7er', rt'a $3.50. -, icr= ::.. tn a.oy
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s=rT scared =. 1905. y. tt rWiLZE.
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AUCrIGN sALEs.
gY RosINsoa, ADAMS L CO., AUcrs.
L 4 & G Il s A L e

LARGE SALE
GRoOERIEs AND sUNDRIE5
AT AUCTION.
FRIDAY. the c3ih hst. g. 70 c;cck- We vii fsr
I y for rals St a1st.r1-
- bb's choice o Sugar
81 hsS, 10
81 bbls = @ Syrup
half StlJ do
cssss choice Go,o3s Isl
chest :nf eiial DO
5lta5s Pea Gu:s
10 ibis Smoking TcSs.@o
oDi i, d. r. t;s,
ease Starch
l. n0rsS Br0sn ecaa
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sags h's,s rsr7s.
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nbEHc+r- Feb. = isFs
GENs:AL ORDERS.
With view 10 iets;Inno the military :tsts Of
tain pesoa= il tie army, who hsvs LETT :eI regular
conMsads ed J1ei others urir the impression that
they had the right SO 10 dc, 1T $40 cain=d Gcser
tsl5 Under existing lava t!e following orders rno
li.hs1
]. Pros vac oti I'd rev companies az tee eJpirl.
lion q lnei r ter u: ;erri =, under the AT author
iZiEy Ie-tni ,nstts ~! tie wa W! DO cortau IN
sc EeN Il cen: .:Csp'oT:td tie ia:ts co NOS show
e. i.tc: q 70 res9;t sieit fo.lnoi commands. Also
o.! a-3t 'leo:c.s Wi, tefn' 0. seEV o had eT
pirsc "n' WHO eni;,te hn EaT ccilp tiles ulifr the
v'o';:.ccs CT Ge.ee! Or'o'a No. ~ Aciutslt sad
ia:p.Cco. Generals C2ce, III hTcai. 18th June 1882
viii bo ro.tDucd in taeir pTesrn: companies.
II Hi lC:sons Tl!o nave ;caiiy des;rtcd and nave
joined cthe: cr-npana wi! re retaE. cd " nviT o:g
Eel cuauand. I'd tho :.G.::it Q: this u;ceI . %
ten ri is-,5 ~ ilS!:i u2.;ar loe ens.-lsut ed
Cor. Il! AZ.
III. Tho r;iricst k:e..i.:s cZe5;ild ~ troop. CT
tie tG..ie i H. -; c. nhng:nE tee s:Eal GTrls ali
dec Je &c Co. toe cai t1:c CT, TIC :y, lee
af!2- :o.bi J. aui y. PROHIBITION il be st.ict,F er.
foc:d ~ cnT'-GaGa.;S. E!salt 70 may ea5f,!
f:om aj.iasa:i Ct LIS III Css..Y order. ~ sach
eXcLafEs; mus, u r:i2 y p:o;4r authority ga
r. ti Gria leea:i to RAJ ei::sEry or the rvcas.
Gu; tao: ANA & -. e-y wl D. TEND c1rr ~ tie
Chief ;v:"aacs i,irnT, did bo as-2 aci. wheDprer
p sctcabla :. III =, ".-eGl = Geccfsl sa!lon
s i:I..E::', :. a;d :s.o.T Sa.,t;ie.
fS;ereil 6 COOPER,
Fsb12--lw Ut. Ed Iasptr. t;:u.
E5@Wh.S coy c1s week.
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land FOR 49,
t,t H.. u cS--ct fee $40, On ihc --:G:sc. " -. .
~ .iti. W. M ~ os gehrI.-., ~. TIC =.
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RECENTLY ~ GLISHEu
TIE LOST SUPERB
And EI-itOilaIE
SCIENTEN; BLf;K
EVER BEFORE
PUBLISHED IN
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BORROWED aHD sgAETED.-Tvo Ok
- Piapgs, Gaas for E1oYirg leg St!=s. We I'll be
pies..d 70 h.To,lsm reiurred. u. II. KEoTLEs,
jan IN 1870 HEjn strer!.
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NOS. AND LOCATION
OF
HOSPITALS In NASHVILLE.

No. l-Gun Factory, College street, on the Hill
Surgeon, j. f. WEEKS.
university Building, Market street. on the
Hill. Surgeon, A. W. KELLY.
S-Ensley's Building, s Il corner Public Square
Surgeon, ALE1. EwNG.
4-Howard High School, College street. on the
HUI. Asst. Surgeon, r. S. TowN
6-Gun Factory, upper end Front street. Asst
Surgeon, II. b. BtAsER
e--Colege street, near Broad Surgeon, CuAs
ScBLUssER.
college street, between Church and Broad
Act. Asst. Surgeon, G, W. FRANCE
S-Masonic Hail. Church street, near Summer
Asst. Surgeon, ID. BACHE.
9-Carrage Factory, Market street, below the
Square. Act. Asst Surgeon, J. D. sKEER
1o-Medlcal College, College street. on the Hill
ACT. Asst Surgeon, w. X. BOWLING,
IL" PEsT HoUsR"- On the University Pike
Act. Asst. Surgeon L. D. HoGIE.
l2-Broadway Hotel, Broad street, corner Cherry.
Surgeon, FRED SEYMOUR.
13-Hume High School, Spruce street, cor Broad
Surgeon, -. HERRoK.
l4-Femals School, Church street, near Chatta-
nooga Depot. Surgeon, A. Q. Nc CHEs-
EEY.
l5-Hynes' High School, Line street, corner sum
mer. Surgeon, w NJ. CHAMBERS,
le-Gordon Block corner Broad street and River
Landing. Surgeon, FRED. SEYMOUR
lT-0RFICERs' HosIITAL-Planters Hotel, sum
mer street, corner Deaderick Surgeon,
S. y. WApRRMAH
ls-Corner Church and College streets Surgeon
+. T. HiNxTHAr
lO-Morris strattons Building, No. IA Market
street Surgeon, -. SHRADY
20-Baptist Church, Summer street. Surgeon, =.
GOODWIN.
2l- Methodist Church, Church street Surgeon
f. SwNE1T
22-Hardcastles, South Market street. Surgeon
-. BEukwITH
e 23-Corner Vine and Bread streets Surgeon, 0.
CHAMBERIIN.
25-Corner Market and Clark streets Surgeon,
L. G. RICE #u.H
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h. o. o.

Jous Y, HIpE, Grand secretary, should be a., ssod
al Naahriils, Tenn.
Tetassses Lsdge, No t--Meets every Tues ay Even.
Ing At their Hall 90 the corner OF Union and sum.
ner streeia The officers Tor the present term, are
.. s. Lesueur, g.; ), n Milis, Vd J. l.. Weak loy
SECRETARY L. X. SPAN, Treasurer.
Rabus Lodge, No l0--Merts al the same place
every Monday Evening, The officers are h
Campbell, N O., Henry apple, v, G.; J. l.. Park
secetary b y. Brown, Treasurer,
saisv Lodge, No 9o--Neeis a. their Hall, on South
Cherry street, every Friday hyening The officers
Are o. @. Covert N.0 Prank Harman, VIC; James
Watt, Secretary ". H. Mallory, Treasurer
Aarsra Lodge, No. ie;,, German Meets At the
ha corcor o. Union tpd summer streets every
Thursday Evcning. Tn Ofioats erc Charles Rich
Nc, p Frodma' N.G.; --- mtterlioh, Secretary
Geo. seiforle, Treasurer
Ridgslv Eaczapsssss Na. t--Moots al the above Hal
"a tbe drst and uird Wednesdays OF each. month
The ohoers are, j. b Mills CfiT a. hcbride, HIP
g. y Fuller, sw; Peter Harris, Jr. D W.; John y
Ride, scribe b n. Gutter Treasurer
Olive Braaoh F,nsa BspuisIi, No &--Meets Al the
shove Han on ne lA0and and ionrih Wednesday
nights OF each month. The ouloers are Jas. Bell,
Gr; Henry Apple H.p'i \ hoter, SWi lrisd.
man. J.w.i Charloz kiroher, soribei J. Ward,
TREASURER.
IIs Degree Of Daughi.rt q Rsbetah-Meeta tha Ore
Friday afternoon Of each month, a. . O'Clock.
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To our Subscribers.

In consequence Of the increase in the price Of paper
and evcry other material used in Printing once,
we have been compelled to raise the price paper
to 25 cts per week, or 81 per month to weekly or
monthly subscribers, and $40 year to yearly sub,
scrbers, which must in all be paid in adva nee
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Religious Services.

Posr CHAPEIe-- Second Presbyterian Church, College
street, between the Square and the Louisville DepoD
Sabbath School and Soldiers Bible Class at o'clock
every Sabbath morning. Preaching at lO1& o'clock,
AM, and at PM. Prayer Meeting every Wed
nosday night at O'clock
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NOTICEi

pIANTERs' bank OF TrNNRssEE, /
NASHVILLE, Jan. 9uth, 1868.
AN ELECTION WILL BIZ HELD AT THIS
n Rank on MoSbAY, The 2ud ui Aarch next ior
Aevcn Directors 10 serve tAo ensuing year,
Jana0-lm u. WEAVER, Cdshtd.
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GROCERS ATTENTION /

\ HAVE on HAND FOR SALE
II 90 hhls lrfh INolatoos,
70 do prime Apples.
100 boxes Tobacco,
90 DO Hard lressed Candles
800 thls Extra Family Flour.
90 DO Superdpe do
30 boxes Hamburg Cheese.
80 kegs Soda.
boxes Ground Coffee.
lOohests Green Tea,
.rI 30 bbls YinegAr.
20,0O0 assorted Cigars.
800 lbs Canvassed Hams.
25 bags Extra Flour
JAMES RUST,
Successor 20 NJ. A. PAsEisu co,
Collesehtfeot south ~ Broad, Nashville, Tenn,
Feb lb--lm.
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POST HEADQUARTERS

FR- Headquarters on College street, between I'm
lon ari Church streets (Dr Waters rcsldenoo) Con.
H. Mitchell, Commanding.
A'ssiaHi arte11aasier-Diabursing and Inspecting
0moer, un Cherry street, between Church and Broad.
Capt J. G, Chandler.
A.ssiani Qnarlemoster-In charge OF Transporta-
tiou on Cherfy street, between Union and Church.
Capt J. ID, Bingham.
',saat QuarteTpaster--In charge Of Clothing Camp
and Garrison Equipage, No, IL Market street Capt.
Thos j. Cox.
Asat,Ht Qiortsrinaster - To charge OF Means Of
IFansparlation and Quartsrmaslers Stores on Cherry
street near Ihettre. Lieut. Chas II. Irwin.
AatstaHf QHarlrryaaaer~-In charge Of Fuel, Forage
Mills
AgstuHf Qudffamsaer - For tho Assignment Of
Quarters and Receiving aud Issning Hospital Stores
Capt @, Mexican laporle
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GOV. JoHSsoN's SPEECH.

The keynote to Governor Johnson's
speech is found in the opening words.
He addressed his audience as fellow
citizens Of Indiana, and then explained
that he claimed the right TO thus address
them, although a citizen of another State,
because he claimed citizenship under the
broad paRoply of this Union of ours.
Alluding TO the past glorious history of
the country, he asked what had trans
pired in the short period of time, since
the election of 1860, that had made il
necessary for one portion of our cOun-
trymen to commence desecration of the
Constitution Of the United States and at
tempt the overthrow Of the Government.
He knew il had been said before in high
places that one portion Of our fellow
citizens had been deprived of their
rights and those interests in the
Union, but he would ask the vast con-
course before him what right, what priyi-
lege had been lost TO any portion since
the formation of this Union. Not one
under the Constitution Then why this
work of demolition He would show
them why il was, tracing logically the ac-
tion Of the Southern men during the can
yass Of 1860, when partisans were yieiBg
with each other in claiming devotion 10
the Union, aud when be supported Breck-
inridge because be had declared himself
Union man and their acting imms-
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NIGHT POLICE
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Sherif.--,Iames NJ Hinton. DsPuttos--Thomas Hob
and j. X. Buchanan.
Register--Phineas Garrett
Tristce--W. Jasper Taylor
Ooroner--N Il. Becher
RGnger--John Corbitt
Revenue CoUeotor-W d. Robertson.
Railroad Tar Collector, G. Briley
Costabies for the Nashville Dhriof---Iohn u, Cover
sud j. T. New nIn
COUNTY COURT.
Judgo-Hon. james Whltworth.
elsyk--P. Lindsey Nichol
AZ The Judges Court meets the nrst Monday In
each month, aud the Quarterly Court oompOs,d of
tue Magistrates OF the County, is held thc nrst Mon
Icy IN January, April, July and October.
CIRCUIT COURT,
flerk-David c. Love
Ss-The Court meets the arst Monday in March
nd september.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Judgs--Ton, William K Turner.
Olsrk-Charles e. pggons.
e. Tbe Court meets tine arst Monday ia Aprii Az
ust and December
cHANcERY COURT,
Clanosilor--Hon samnel D. FriersoB
Ol-rk and Masisr--J. 4. GleSves
as- The Court meets the arst Monday in May and
Noyemhor.
- ~--
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NotIce to NeMn.nenlors.

News-Dealers wanting more than one hundred
copies, must send in their orders by o'clock, the
evening previous, to have them filled promptly.
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DIRECTORY.
CITY GOVERNMENT,
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder

JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder,
JOHN CHUMBLEY, AarihaL
Deputy Marshol--w. n. wnkinsop, A. Q. Tucker,
nd James A. steele.
Clerks ofhe Market-.Tohn Chumbley, Sr-o6oto arst;
Gcob French, second and Tbos. McCariy, third'
Tar Assessor--william Driver.
ReUeHue Coiiecfor--A. b Shankland
Water Taz Coiiootor--E. D. Garrett
TregsTer-R HeRry,
wharf Haaor-Thomas Lsake
Superintendent Of Ire Rorkhouss--,I. q Dodd.
Superintendent Of ne Water Works--wm Stewart.
l1ssf Of tho Firs Depagtre,t--.I0hn M. 5eabury.
s,ston Of he Ce,usery--T h. Mcbride.
Street Ouerseer--J. l.. stewart.
Cg,g AaorAsy-E. +. Eulloy.
CITY COUNCIL.
7oard Of Aldermeu--M NJ BrIen President lohn
Carper, Jos. J, Robb, I'd Muloy, II. @. scovel, W.
Cheatham, M. g. L. claiborne, and } { Smith.
toulraon Oounoil-Andrew Anderson, President; Jas.
Turner, William Robcrts, q. NJ South ate, Abraham
Myers, Alex Mcdaniel, L. B. Hough, Charles Sayers,
s. Knowles, W A. McClcland, 7. j. Iarbrough,
Wn Driver, VIM. Stewart, Thos Cready, VIM. Haily
and VIM, sanborn.
srAsnIs0 COMMITTEES or THE CITY COUNCIL.
Finanoe-KnOwes soove and Brien
Watsr Works-Anderson, Smith and Claiborne
streeh-HufT, Turner, Myers, Mulloy, Chatham,
Yarbrough, Cready and Haily
WlGrf-Turner, Carper and McCelland
sohools-Cheatham, Muloy ana KnoVles
Fire Depart,nent-Myers, Stewart aud McCloland
Ga,-Driver, Cready aud Myers
Ceraeterv--smith sanborn and Stewart
Market Hoase-Yarbrough, Roberts and Carper.
siaves--Mutloy Mcdaniel and Stewart
polioe--C Cbeatham Brien and fayers
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cHANcERY COURT.
M Ill II A II Y.
DEPARTMENT HEADQUARTERS.

Dspartrneut-Headquarte on High street Mai,
Gen. ROseorans, commanding
Ckisf Quarieradsfer-lleadquarte on High street,
near Cedar. Lieut.. Col. Juo, w, Taylor.
Clief Conlnissayy- eadquarters on summer street,
near Broad. Lieut.. Col. g. simmOns.
provoa Marahdl General - Headquarters on High
street Capt W. NJ. Wiles.
Medical mspsoior--l lieut. Col G. II. Lyman, U,sA.,
~ cherry street.
Nsdical Dreetor-Surgeon Eb. swift, U.s.A., Cor.
Church and high streets.
ID 'isidnf Medical Director-SurgeOn A. Henry Thur.
stug, Y, s, Vols, "a cherry street,
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IN STORE, FOR SALE LOW TO THE

IN STORE, FOR SALE LOW TO THE
1000 Bbls SALT,
100 Bbls, CRUSHED COFFEE SUGARS,
25 Bags COFFEE,
1875 Boxes TOBACCO,
100 Gross, SMOKING TOBACCO,
so Gross FINE,CUT CHEWING TOBACCO,
100 Bales KlIIfCKINICK TOBACCO
900 Reams WRAPPING PAPER.
10 Bags PEPPER,
100 Boxes PALM SOAP,
25 Boxes FANCY SOAP,
e5 Kegs MADDER,
90 Casks sonA
200 Kegs NAILS,
80 Cases oYsmRs,
20 Cases PINE APPLES,
go Cases PEACHES,
10 Cases sARDINES,
IO'chcsts TEA,
so Boxes CHEEsE,
And large stock Of other articles in our line.
FeC6-Sm
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U. s. GENRRAL HosrrAI, No. 70 and 49,
NOTICEi
Hours of Admission to Visitors

hours OF Admission to Visitors
From 2 to 3 p. NJ, eroept on Sunday, achen
no admission as granted.
VISITORS WHEN DESTROYS OF ENTERING THE
' Hospital will enquire in the Onlce In Broadway
Hotel, for the Oicer of the Day, who will give loave
of entrance, and any information necessary. No
provisoHs edib Will DO allowed to be carried into
the Hospital without p rmission from tho Oflcer Of
the Day OF the surgeon In charge,
FRED'K SEYMOUR,
Surgeon $. ", in charge General Hospital No. u
and 10 Fsb. "a 3m.
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RESOLUTIONS ADorrED

We the loyal people Of the State Of
Indiana, In mass convention assembled
al the Capitol Square, in tho city OF M.
looNrMUED on FOURTH rAdEI
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Elections.

Next Tuesday the elections come fl
in Pennsylvania. Ohio and Indiana. l"
the latter State there are no imposlan
officers to elect. We believe. and the
Vallandigham traitors. i; is said. pro-
pose to colonize thousands OF voters
into Ohio. 10 affect the election there.
Sam. Nedsry aud those ho 80 in his
gang have been noted for lhis KIND Vi
Hickery. and We shall no, wonder il there
are stupendous frauds committed. /,
ought not to be allowed. The f.,,
show Of an attempt Of the Kind si.o,i,
be visited upon the heads oitL- e
copperhead tribe with summary ,r.,,
button. In Pennsylvania the contest
is hot and doubtful.
II these elections 90 for the Union.
the rebellion will soon end; il Tor The
copperheads. JEFF. Davis will make an-
o'her desperate eff"r, to Sc. the Con.
federacy On its feet again.
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Rebels and Copperhead.
The Richmond Enquirer Of Sept.

The Richmond Enquirer Of Sept. Z.
says:
1.-THE success OF the National Dem.
ocrn'ic party would I've no longer doubt
ful should Gen. Lee once more advsuc.
on Meade"
The "success OF the Democratic par
~" is what the rebels are snxiou.ly :
waiting for. Il was 10 aid that party IN
The coming elections that the attack ras
made on Rosecrans. Il WAS deemed
~.,r,., A. .:c,, Tor some action to be taken,
aud as East Tennessee wa. Of more i'm.
por,auce 10 the rebels than Penn-y Iva
MIA. and the defeat Of Rosecrsns more
desirable, under The circumstances. than
that Of Meade. the rebels concentrated
aN their available forces to crush the
army Of the Cumberland. and thus en-
courage their despondiag Democratic
aliies IN tie NORTH. Let US thank Got.
and our brave soldiers that they have
thus far failed.
Oh. the vileness Of eopperhead De-
mocracy!
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-10-10

Nothing Of special interest has trans.
pired during the week. Rosserans is
being reinforced, snl the prospect is
tha. he will soon Be able to resume The
offensive. The rebels talk about an in.
vasion Of the North BY Lee. but there
is no prcbsbili.y of such On event.
Gilmore is still at work about Charles
ton. but is not making much head way
He has removed his headquarters to
Folly Island. No military movements
OF Importance have been developed dur.
ing the ~eek-i. is said that startling
developments vii soon be made. The
President mas issued . proclamation de-
signaling ,be las, Thursday in Novem-
be as day 1t Thanksgiving snd Pray.
er throughout the nation. There i,
talk OF recognition Of the Co.federacy
BY Napoleon. bu, j, is probably al base
less surmiss. his said that Maximilian
defniely End positively accepts the
CROWN OF Mexico. II he does he will
no; wear it long.
Altogether affairs look rather favor
able than otheI wise.
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A Dsu,agogue.

Gen Frank P. Blair is fas. digging
his political grave. Thank Heaven. be
is doing that much good to offse, some
Of the great amour. Of evil ,s is Or is
trying-so accomplish. sf
His recen. spsscbss show tina, il no.
fully pro slavery demagogue. lie is the
very mex, door 10 It. He is SO near q
friend Of the rebels. shat he is opposed
to cleaning out the bushwhacker.. as il.
being done under Gen. Ewiogs order
NJ. II. That order is regular bomb
shell in the camp Of the copperI'e.d and
slavery conservatives. They hs'.
il; It strikes At their friends the "..rr
ing brethren" Of the Confederate stripe
-Quantrell b Co. for ipsiapcs. E.
II may seem strange 'hst y Federal
officer in the srmy-one, too. who hss
fought vsll-should become ,hs alley
Of the Quantrsll outlaws aud their .aid-
ers and abs'tors.' and ys. Gen. Blair is
to-day oseupying this very ground |!
We arc sorry any Federal officer sh"uld
20 stal'ify himself: bat II Gen. Blair will
be q demagogue AID = fool, we can,
help il.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-10-10

The telegraph is up asd in operation
from. Leavenworth to Lawrence.
There are bu. few Coen,y Fairs in
Kansas this year.
The resignation Of Gen. Dsilsler is
universally regretted.
Considerable complaint continues 10
be made in reference to the mails ,hro'-
out the State. There is a bad fault
somewhere.
The late frosts lave done considera-
bic damage in many parts Of the State.
The dry weather Of the past two OF
three months is being felt 10 i,s conse-
quences in most parts Of the State, but
especially in the southerc portion.
J. H. Watson declines being . can
didate for Chief Justice.
The State Fair has proved a auccsss.
It is rumored that Gen. Ben. +. Butler
will succeed Gen. Scho6eld in CON.
mand Of this Department.
S There Was = meeting Of the Re-
publican State Central Committee on
Thursday the 9th inst. We believe fos
the purpose Of naming . candidate fos
the position Of Chief Justics Of the
Supreme Court,'o gil the vacancy ocea-
stoned BY the Resignation Of Judge
Ewing. l.nn-n nl.I ~ r.l-l.