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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-26

TIE Express train, on the Cleveland s.
Pittsburgh Road will leave hereafter at las
P. n, instead of ? P. N, commencing on the
Goth inst.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-26
SKIRTS.
NLEYELAND HOOP sKIRT 60.

This Company, having opened Sales Rooms in this
City, beg leave to call tine attention of the public %
their own Manufacture.
Ist. We keepa LARGER STOCK than any whole
saler in the State.
I'd. We make greater variety Of Styles, Shapes
Sizes and Qualities than any Manufacturer in the
United States.
3D.. The steel and all the material for Hoop Skirts
from the primitive state to the salesrOom, are under
our own supervision and entire CONTROL consequently
customers can obtain skirts from our house without
paying second profit.
Ea8-Aiso-the largest assortment Of Oorsets and
Spiral Bustles constantly on hand.
zS-Our Retail Department is in charge Of compe-
tent Ladies'
~ Merchants supplied cheap at wholesale.
.. .. FRANK Bros, Propristors,
Rug3 l4l Superior and l9f onfarin-StH-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-26

Among the many certificates Of the sxeeIloncs and
merits Of these Pianos, We would refer to the follow
ngs-
IA. W. KEABE, Baltimore, Dear fr:--I have great
pleasure in certifying that have tried you Squa-e
Pianos, ana md them equal, II not superior to any
n this country Among their great qualities which
distinguish the Is the evenness OF tone the agree
able aud easy touch and volume Of tone. Wishins
you All tne SUCCESS you 20 highly deserve,
am. Sir. unrara .nr.- E--.I-
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TIT DlII . 3Vlls VI tLlIy1
FrrnnslatInn-fFron tha Ersroh ~ : ~ ~

Enalnnn
you all the success y0u 20 highly deserve,
AM slr, yours yeT2 y,t tEqlyg .15
FTTanslation-CF From the Frsnoh.1
After having piayedion the Pianos OF sessrs Knabs
Cor It i impossible not 70 bear tegtimony to theiI
qualities, which have acquired for them the eminent
reputation which thoT enjoy. The Pianos OF theig
manutae5uTs, on which have played, are exceeding
is powerful without hardness and the upDer NOES
sweet clear and harmoniously mellow, (ehrystilan,
5sruments my entire satisfnctiOn aud to declare tsi
they are equal not superior to the best Inanufac
tured IN Europe or this country By the most coa5-a
TOD makers. tSignsdl l.. 81. GOTTSOHALK.
To messrs. VIZ. KEABE & o., BaItimoro:-I can.
not but congratulate you upon the immense progress
and improvements which Yuu Continually MAKE On
your Pianos, which in my opinion, rank amonn the
TsrY best IN the country. n. sTRAKOSCH.
Mr.. GEo. A. BARLOW These noble instruments,
possess immense resources OF power and expression.
Inc pass u sonoIons ana grand the middle register
rich and sympathetic; while the high NJ ltes arc b-
liant, clear and pure as silver bells. e.
The scale is even without single faW. the ASTON
is smooth and marTslOusly easy aud the pedal eject
the finest os which the Pianoforte is susceptible.
In q word knabes Pianos are worthy OF the great
estArtists, and capable Of rendering tie dnsgi
compositions known in this realm Of Art.
ELIZA SHEPHERD,
Mr.. q. A. BARLOW, Dear Sir 1T gives nc pIsasurs
70 state that consider the Knabe Piano eual n eV
aud superior 70 most instruments made in this ooun
try, especially In richness and volume OF tOno.
Having used one Of the same for lon or more hours
Of each day for two years. feel confident in recon-
mending them to all who are unacquaintad IA ter
great qualities" am respectfully, yours,
O. @. p. LERNED. e /.
Teacher Of Music Cleveland FsiaaI ) se1li55sr
q. A. BARLOW, Dear Sir:-It gives me much pleas
ure to be able to say, that consider Knabes Piano
ho finest, both in volume and sweetness which have
| tVer played upon, either IN America or Europe
Ihep5 dals operate with bettor ofiect than in any
otherns trumentgi and IN fact, Knabe's motto may
] truly be, "kNcelsiOr." Mira. .. 8. DOUGLAS,
Teacher Of Music, Cleveland
sss n; q I;,is t.9sEs5g' sslsF u 1IusIo N ~
! . large number Of Wm. Euabe Z Goa Plane Eartas
I I uuhrrffaffua1r E11alI aupef1or 70 any
have Their tone Ia grand and noble; they hav
great capacity for sustaining the sound; and tbei
volume OF tone or power have never heard e1oell6a
| They combine with fne touch, depth, Bgeetness
/ tone, purity and durability"
| ''rhat the Knabe Piano Is superior to all other
made in this country, for briliancy, sweetness Al
volume o. tone, needs only to be heard 70 conyinee
! the fact. ~ State Journal, Columbus, Ohio.
| auRl5:R2T
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-26
OHIO HOOP SKIRT MANUFY
" AND INPoRTERs AND DEALERs IN
All Kinds OfFFench q German COFsets,

las superiOF-St., American Build gs
A fulI stock of Woven, double Diamond Bridal and
Trial Skirts constantly hand, from 3-spring Chill
dTens to 81 SPRINGS Ladies size We repair all Skirts
which we sell, without extra charge. Our Skirts
warranted to be Of the very best quality watch spring
Steel. All parcels Bsnt to Residences in the CITY
free OF charge.
EzS-Skirts, Oorsets and Spiral Bustels exchanged
when they do not prove satisfactory.
Our Retail Department ID ia charge OF compe.
tent Ladies
WHOLESALE BUYERS will consult their oWr
interest by examining our Stock before p0rchasiuf
elsewhere. Buy OF the Manufacturers ana
save all Intervening Profits
iuneZ3 a. "A LEIN X co, pranr3s.
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{ [lIlEVELAND Q NRIE 9. q



1853. sUMMEE ARRAEeEEEEr. ISIS
.rn
On and sitter Monday, April 35th, lsss, Pnsasagsr
Trans viii Iun follows it FEFF
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
eco A. M--DeN EXPRESS TRAIN-stsBping AZ
ailoughby. RainesTillss 9onsFs, AEhtabulas
Conneaut and u1ruru onIy, and arrive ct Eriea
lsaR.M, DunktrE ~ 31l9 ?. Bufalu = 5.f0F.u.
-s5VF; a--OlhClhhATl EXP XPh4S5-Stopping sE
Rainesylllei Ashtabula and Girard only, nnd AZ
TlVe5 a. Erie zoo P. H Dunkirk $50 P. NJ Buaa-
l.2O M.-hAII AND OCOAiHODATIOHT TRAIN
-StOs7lns al all stations ana arTfT6d ~ ETie ct
s.A5 ?, n.--NIGHT EXPRESS rR AIlg-ssE5Fsvips Al
Pains5Tillsl Ashtablla and Girard only, AID ar
rye5 e Ar1e e l;t5 A. Il DunkfrA 10 4 H.;
ai9-a3c llsM
LEATE E2LE.
Ii5 =. H.-HIQHT EXPRzSS TRAIH-gtcpsinF sf
airaru, Ashtebula and PaineaTiil he onlFt ard ~
riFes ~ Cleveland at 4:45 A. a.
$50 A. H.--MAlL AND AUODM NOTATION TRAIN
[stopping at All stations and rives a ClsFs-
1855 A. H.-IULEDO EAPKESS stopping At al sta
t1Ou5 except SWauEills SaybrO0k, UniOdTilIe,
Perry, Mentor and hicklide, and arrives ai
ls23 P. H.-DAT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stoprfng a. Gil
rBrd, OOnnoauf, Ashtabuln, and PainssTins
only and arrives in Cleveland az 40 E.H.
- Second Glass CaTs arc run on al thrOash
All the tr9ina going westward eonneat at CisYeana
With trains FOR Toledo, chicago, Uo1u1bisf Olncin-
nat, lndianaphsi st, Louis, &o.i and az through
trains Of the N. Y : E Rairoad, and 81 BuaIo wffh
these Of the New York Central ard Builaic q Nsg
York city kailroads for heE York, Albany Baston.
Niagara Falls SC, and st Eric with trains on the
Philadelp phia and Erie Railruad. = 3. -5-.E
E5Day Express, East and West connects st Glrard
with Trains on EIis and Pittsburgh Railfoad lor
kfEe5fiil9, MeadTlLlc, jamestown, &c
Cleveland, April 10th, is5s : - =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-26
KNABE's PIANOS. g
P I A N o s.
Every Piano Warranted for Five Year
0L0 PIlA0 ilD HEL0DE6as TAEEa il Ergalaa

ALsO-ON HAND,
kslods0ss, SHaaB LBstss'Rssats, StrinQs, 6e
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-26

To Messrs. VIZ. KEABB & o., BaItimoro:-I can.
not but congratulate You upon the immense prosrgss
and improvements which You Continually make on
your Pianos, which in my opinion, rank amonq the
Tsry best IN the country. III. STRAKOSCH.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-07
.6nltet "a i'm 9eh6d,tnia.

bob bic Ss1&uloisuneen BON Qrmtts sSstri9Tsltn
ruft6s bic Gcpprtsafs 9sssn tbn ssbra&t batten,
Getkf son etner ofratt 6en
s nm ttee eunttrfuHt nnb ais
f. d edgen ertt6rt pprben
4 n b, u. I. h., u. w-
p~SbIae NsuBsrungsn, 8eI6ulbiaunasn unb
Srsstunssn tSansn uno birfsn NIT Der Batr.
bstt ni&t umssfCBtn rsrbm-unb BEN 5immsl
IsI Is ssbanlt. baB aud ntGt elm enlissn 8spub-
lfansr NIT lOl6m gsrssbunsm btldultist mere
ben fam, Sa. 8fpubifaner Sbr fEnnst ltOls rar.
uuf Irin. ba6 Str feline fOlGs 8reebunssn su
SerantwOrtsn bnbt. unb mir rufrn Gu6 tir nO&=
malls su: SGstiTst bic gBatI am n Often
OtenRass ia nI6t--benn Sbr babt elm gro
bes 0nt Su srfilsn. unb batt 90 einrlets NIT
SrnitOrs irsIGs bic gBafTtn In bfn Sdnbrn tabsn,
unb anber1tlts NIT bsren Srruncsn, elmer In asbsts
msn SrIGpCren n6rbII&sn 8anbs. ptl&e tie 9ies
sIruns Su farSen sntl&lORrn IN. 1u tbun.
8ommt bater Gas! unb f&sur GI& aud
tein @injissr-unb tptnn etbadte 3raiters Gu&
glufrI&t ssbsn. Gnrs ScbtsnIobsn gu btitlItn, une
Gu1 brOtsn 5aufer unb S&euern
nteberbrennen-ltins gfiGt 9e8rn R&
ft1bn, ssesn feline NaGfcmmtn, unb 9s9sn Itine
eIsbe Union 10 erfdIsn llnb ttsls tann nur stns
ala unb alein bapurh erftlt ncerbsn. ba6 S6r fir
Curtin, gsnsp. Ballet, abbctt. MOf'r. 8Oe,
5tder, 5emsrely, giltnt, ShiFtt, Sbtrly 5all>
man, Staufsr. S&ol unO 5neenbu& ObT bas
aan3e llniun.S Sifst ilimmt. unb ssl&trbt bles ale
enttaIbsn bne bic 3rsunbs Der Union alls an ben
StImmtdRsn srI6,tnsn unS ibr pfIi6t ctne
Stsu rfiiln. 70 tplrb unfsr SatsrIanb bspor
lanse peber has psrbtn, mas 70 mar. tte bic ses
ba&tsn SsrtCrbsnsn bsmUtrntiIGsn eisOers, GUp'
psrtsabs cbsr SrI&wOrntn Circle StIttsr, bulIste
,u SsrRSun. un0 In sinsn 9tutnb ufsn Su Rir1sn
iiG sntlGlOeen tattn.
@Stt ssbs. ba6 OtIse @crts trbadtIum ssls>
tn:-ba6 Ts untsr btm ndmli&sn patricttl&tn
8rfdtlsn. untsr ptl&sn Fs atssfibt pCrben iinb,
auitswatrt psrbsn ;-bab isber quite uniCnmann
OarnaG bnntsIn mag ;-ba6 bic t5GiiGsn SIdne
rer asba&tn btmufratilGrn eisbsrs. oetr "copper"
beats psreitslt wtrbtn m6ssn,-unb fob unlere
alOrrst&s Union. trfdmpft Our& Ons St=: anfersr
SrrpGtsr. auf immer un8sl6mdIot rtalisa
wsresn mag
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-07

9ierune. - bic Rebellion su beIic9en uno
oas 8eroammunesurtbei fir immer aufs
3uorIden.
Oas @efbrei als bdtte un1ere Reeies
run9 fbon einen eeredbten Srieoen BON
ben Nebellen erbalten t0nnen, fommt pcn
ebrtofen partbeitleppern, bic bas 8ranos
nal oeS 9anoesUerratbS an Der Stirne
tra9sn, uno BON oenen oereinIt NIT oems
fslben 4bf6eu uno osrfelbsn 8eru1tun9
9efpro6en peroen miro. tpie bon oen
Mdnnern Der t6artfOreer Convention,
8eneoift Qrnolo uno Sen. t0ulI. Oas
fino Die WenIben bic Dem 8olfe allerIei
eGeen porpreoieen nm oafelbe ee9en eine
9ere6te Re9ierun9 auf1ubeeen. um Den
&ebslen ju beIfen, un6 um Den &riee 3l
perl6neern bic bic 9elfer Der Rebellen
pieoer in Qemter eelan9en f6nnen. Die'
fes 1T bic ein5i9e Qbii6t rparum Die lem=
terfu6er oas Solf 70 b6BIid irre fiibren
uno 70 falf6 belebren.
Die Union partbei iif Die partbei rels
dye fir einen oeredten Srieoen 1T, uno
rper oieien be9ebrt, folte bic llnionz parz
tbei AUG allen Grdften unterifdben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-07
0omp. Anoretu o. Curtin.
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ub n8r
in beRmsn
mdsdn
dm@c
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Nm S6eG GaMm
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-07
m ehr6 6nIfe!

Ribter 9unninab a m, ei
eieoT Der oemcfratiIben portbei 90
Seapcr Gauntp, uno elmer Der &itCsprefi
oentcn bel Der Uielbefprohenen @barleffol
Sonpention bat iib nculi0 gu 9uniten DC
Union. Sidcts, Curtin uno Il 9nef
erfldrt. Gr faet bab er i'm lesten Spdt
iabr Elm @e1pr6b nit Ribter @ocopard
oem @ppperbeao @ouuern0rs @onoiod
9ebabt, in rpelber oerielbe crfIdrt babI
,oa 8 he &ruppen auf bic u
Seite BON M Atom nno Oi 4
on'6 einie 3urii It 9eto
weroen Goaten-uno pa 3, e
II b .@uniten b. dr u
9efproben babe, Srte6
NIT BEN 81 ebe1en unter 8 a
EN- gum a DEN" .pabt Sbr d
9ab6rt Sbr Union: Sreun6e 2 8enn
lo,riro 9epib gtiemanb BON SUD fnrit
ifimnleu.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-07
Spater uno trauri9 .

Sn Der oaraufoI9enoen 0ien 4 a 9
9tabt 1T aber 6r. @runo fb0n-uno
,par pl0slib NIT &ob abee9anosn Dies
fer 3ufaa mub sinem Seoen gang ionoerz
bar porfommen-uno oas 9inlbeioen Der
prrfornte 0arrifon uno 8 a y I 0 t
rpieoer ins @ecdbtnib rufen, welbe co6
Riemano 9laubt, rab fie natirli6en 3o'
oes oeftorben feien. t6r. Sruno, 70 lan7
9e perbunoen nit Der @opperbeao pdr=
tbei. mag aud Bu piel bon Den . d eb /
ti9feiten Der n0ro Ii 6 en-
Orators 9ewubt bo ben!-
Union Sreunoe Sbr f6nnt Go taun
3lluben, NIT melben 9efabren Sbr um
3eben ffio-aber mir botfen uno psrtrau
en- bod, oab pcnn mir unfere pfIidt tbui
-oenncb 8Stt unfcre IiCbe Scpublit er
balten miro !
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-07
Gin ltbr uidtiOtr lItbrrfdrittE
llodl mehr 6llf!

Ser Q6tb. Sra ncis S. 9runbr
Elm i'm Nuslonoe 9eborner uno tii6ti9er
Qouccat, uno leetbin Der 0aupt Goitor
Ger 81 pbilabelpbia 9eorudten Copper
bead 3eitun9, nDie N N9e," bat am
oorlesten MOnta9 abeno 5u pbilaoel-
pbia cine Reoe oebalten, in ipeI6er er
fib unbeoin9t fir Curt II, Il 9new.
uno Die II / on ertldrte. 6rr 9runo
mar INNER Elm berporra0enoer Demofrat,
bat itner partbei febr lpibti9e Oienfe
9slsilfet uno bat bobe @breniteuen unter
oerIelben beoient. 2(ls 2Sooowaro er=
aannt wurbe, 70 oino er ol6 Goitor cine
3eitlan9 fir ibn = or fab isoob ipdter
per feline Sreunoe flno uno bic 9efabr
Die aus fciner grn6 blun9 fir oa6 eano
sntIprin9en m6bten, uno bat nun isinen
Sntiblub aefabt, fir ocn 9etrcuen Col
odten: uno ltnion= Sreuno, u. 8. Cur
t / n, BON nun an bic 3ur @abl ju mir
FEN. Oerrn 9runo's 9efbiftbeit tpiro
un6 BON 9r0Bem g9ueen fein, uno mir
bsi6en i'm berjlib Willfommen in Die
Reben oerer. rpeldbe oas 9rcBe Srcibeitss
Sreffen am l3ten October au betdmpfen
un0 ju 0eipinnen baben. Sn Der &bat
tpenn folbe 9efbidte Wdnner mo lss
bcn5ldn9lide Oemcfraten, pie 0r.
9run D oen Gopperbeaos Den Hdfen
febren = oann miiiIen iie 9dnJlicb tnts
mutbi9t rperoen, uno ibre Sadie, n6mti6
Ole @rip6 blun9 oes 9. gS. @ooowaro.
dl5 beffnun95loS ouf9eben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-07
a0abItag, giruaas, 13. OOd. 1863.
Der Ieste, aber elm ernitbafter gufruf
BUR @abl =! Cur Wabl !

Dtss IN bic Isbts 3duus bic MFR unisrn Iisbsn
Erl'rn nod uOr Ser fOmmsnotn October @abl
I'fIn fSnnsn &c IN bits In b !. Sbat cine (tbr
tri&tiss seatl-bie wi@nsiis Die nod ft In Die.
fem Stadts lfdrf flnO. bsnn tti Srrlrlbrn fol- bi
Osinunes VrrIGisbs brit In Be,ue aug ben
Gortbsliano Der Union unisrsr Batter. ausasbridi
rsrrsn ga. 90 fOq lIG aus Der Stmms bon
EIsin efda sraeben. cb plFsn Stimmasbtr Or
DbT GeGtn ben 5ortbrIilnD Der Union GInb -
SDn fir %. Curtin uno oae Union. Sidet
ffimut rsr lltmmt fiir ben Scrtbrltanp Der linton
-unc Tfr fir ge 0 0 w arb une bde @cp,
prbsao Stdt .limmt Der ltmmt asrdpe pe te
Die iuplifen TRAITORS. bic barauf nus IInb, bic
linton au ridrSen. hdben pCtlfu. Gin Sebr rpiro
fstne Ditinuna ouflemaGt hdFrn ris ,u 1mner
o'nn CT duf BE seabl srbt; falle sr absr nid,;
8sbt, 10 II biris Retnuns auG OurGaus pun fei.
ntm gSsrtb. unb ba6 cine eruse Wrbrteit ben
Grstmdnner In Cirfem Gauniy. I'm 5er,n fir bic
union fdbit. oapcn finO mir bod fen iiber,suat
@bsr 6tsfts @sfabI 10 stsnfals BON tsinsm 0srtb
tpsnt oennCH ftir Woobwnrb. fiir bic 9rrlSnas
rung oss Srrsss. fir ben gerIuIt BON nod msbr
WsnIHsnl'bsn unb fiir ben llmnurs brr Union az.
Rtmntt irrb. Sc prb baber erwartet, bas Elm
tsotr NepubIitanr unb l1nton.D DtmuIrat an, nGd,s
fen Dtsniias auf bic Dabl aebtn unb fiir ben
fOl9snOsn Union WabI,ttsl IIimmsn pirb-bsnn
nir Lomtt alsin tam Ct fdr bic linton banbrIn-
ndmlt@:
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-07

~ Me . idiRfon. bic SisI6Ta6mts
8sfnsrtnn -srfi 20 Sabre aft, fiattste uns Isstt
BCGs rintn 8siu@ al. unb bistt stns portrsffIi.
De untcnrsbe In Der bisfssn GpunsslI&en
6ir6s. ant bic fis ssb6rt bobsn. runbtrn nur,
bab NOD tin @cppsrhsub an;utrrffsn iil-bsIon.
fGs Usnn edbiss ale StumprsRnr ibT grI&sl.
uane ma9sH.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-07
Ned, mrbr Suffe.

Ser grie 3uf ftauer, 9corudt in
Stuot @rie, penn lploanien, Elm oemctf
tifbrs Slatt, bat Die 6erren WCcopa
uno 9oiprp, Die gcpperbeao GonoilS;
BON Ieincr Waftlpise rpe9oelafen =
tic Rdmen bon 6 lirtin n uRo II 9ne.
bic llnicn @anoioatsn, an oeren Ste0
ssfcst. Dies9ute Sddbe 9ebt opb nal
lid prdd)ti9 Ooran. - Sn Der Gbat
Solt BON pennfpIuonien it ni6t mil
uufere Ge0ierun9 ben Seinosn eeS Cd
oeS in Die 0dnoe Su esben. sAa
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-07

g t. Sobus, 81. s. Die bsftis
Re9en9ihe Der lseten Rod)e boten
turbtbares 1nidlpslleu Der SlGfe d
uriabt. Die &ele9rot ben. Serbinou
bic ourb Die lteberIbpemmun9 unt
brOtsn poroen mar, 1T rpieoer ber9eitd
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-15


ton with regard TO the authority Of re
constructed Tennessee over enlisted
slaves, the Press should follow the ex-
ample Of the cutie fish, and seek to
blacken the waters around IL by squirt
forth a quantity Of "buck niger dec
lamstion, about negro voting, negro ju-
ries, negro social equality and something
darkly limited at as possibility still more
offensive p What in the world can that
dreadful possibility be ?-amalgamation :
We said nothing about negro suffrage or
amAlgamation, nor have these things even
a remote connection with the question
which we asked nor can we imsgine
how the Press ever jumbled its
ideas together so terribly, when
il recollected that few days
ago, we proved that FREE NEGROES WERE
ALLOWED TO VOTE AS FULLY AS WHITE
MEN, IN TENNESSEE, FROM 1896, TO 1886,
PERIOD OF FORTY YEARS! The editor
of the Press was voter then, and his
vcte has been "killed at the polls" by
the negroes, scores Of times, unless, in
deed he voted with the negroes; and all
that tOas done by the sanction Of constitution
made By Shareholders As to the sin of
smalgamation, we guess that sort of
work has been kept up under the pro-
slavery dispensation until the present
time.
The P,ess not only evades the question
we asked, but il raises and evades the
wholly irrelevent question which it
springs in addition. Indeed our esteem
ed cotemporary, seems to have = mono
mania for raising questions, and
eaving them without solution.
Can any one tell from the article
which we have quoted, whether
he is for or against Emancipation For
the life of us we cannot. ALI that we
can do is to infer and we are sorry to in
fer, that as he don't know what to do
with "the negro question which must
follow emancipation" he is for letting
slavery alone; that is, he is for allowing
the apple of discord to remain among
us, and bring the neck of the people again
to the insolent dominion of the pro-
slavery aristocracy. He sees nothing in
Emancipation except negro suffrage, and
negro equality, and he hints that those
who propose emancipation may not "fnd
much comfortin he adventure" The peo-
pie will despise the threat
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-15
The President. Letter.

The Press asks what we think OF the
Presidents letter. We endorse il fully.
And now, will the Press tell Us what it
thinks Of the following passages from
that letter:
Some of the commanders Of our armies
in the field who have given Us our most
important victories, believe the emanci-
patton policy and the aid of colored
troops constitute the heaviest blows yet
dealt TO the rebellion ; and hat at least
one Of those important successes could not have
been achieved iOhen IL tcas, but tor tie AID Of
black soldiers.
But negroes, like other people, act upon
motives. Why should they do anything
for us, if we will do nothing for them ?
II they stake their lives for us, they must be
prompted BY he strongest Hotives--eUen The
promise Of freedom and the promise, icing
made, must Be kept.
How about the "reservei right?' Speak
out
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itteu We have ever maintained ths

written We have ever maintained the
contrary.
What we have maintained is, that
both by national law, by military procla-
nation, and by fact the system Of slave
ry has been completely broken up -ad
destroyed, and that the State Of Ten
nessee cannot remand TO slavery the lib
Grated slave. He who confounds this
position with purpose to subvert the
Constitution and change the whole char
acter Of the Government, has at heart
more sympathy with the principles Of
the Southern Confederacy than those Of
the Federal Union. Tho idea Of main
tanning slavery is ever uppermost in the
mind Of such politician.
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LARGE AUCTION SALE,
WIN. n. LuCUS g. 90,
NO. 70 PUBLIC SQUARE
Tuesday, Sept. Is, 8 10 o'clock.

NAyE WILL SILL. AT AUCr on, TUESDAY
w September 18th, 1888, on account Of whom
Il may concern;
Brown aud Bleaehed Oomestiesi Prints neanesi
French MerlnO, fnglish aud German Merinoes;
dne French B eane Robes. Cassimero, Oasinetts;
james; Plaid Linsey; sbawls; Paper Cambria; Flax
SILK aud other Threads ClOthingi Boots, Shoes and
Brogang; Carpet Satchela; Hos cry; Gloves Sus-
penders, Variety Goods Tabo Covers, 40
ALSO, Fine baltimore slrrppi soda Pepper Spice,
Gloves; Glass Tumblersi Aglasscsi LUCE, Virginia,
aud Kentucky Tobacco; bar soaps Looking Glasses;
smoking Tobacco; Starch aud other Goods, belonging
70 the Grocery lice, yet 20 arrive
At this sale viii DO offered extra Inducements to
WM. II, LUCUs s co
Commission Merchants.
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faction can rule q State, aud II Ten
nesses is allowed TO relapse into the
hands Of the slave Oligarchy, slavery
will be riveted upon the State for at least
another generation.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

DIED EilZABETH R RRlE, infant daughter Of
Eliza b, aud J. ". Hoyts, September l4th
Tho friends Of the f.ni Invited to attend the
funeral from their residence this evening at M.
sep 5.
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DlEO--In Cincinnati, Ohio, on the 10th lust,
CuASLEs HEsRy, son OF HEsRY and Louis, BAxER,
aged IL yeirs.
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FOR SALE

nRE IMPROVED PATENT CIDER MILL, FOR
" sale AZ lees than cost aud transportation works
easy The est 10 use, makes hye 20 ,gat barrels q
cider per day. Call and SEQ it, ~ 80 north "a ket
street near the Louisville aud fasbyillo Railroad
p6pCL CLARK GREGORY.
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Special Notice.

TnO ALL THOSE WHO KNOW THEMSELVES
i Indebted 10 the late firm Of Mollhau shifk,
cther BY note or account, win call upon 81 M Non.
Uhan, she surviving partner Of M0uohau Is hifk
aud payup, as longer indu gsuoe will NOT BE- given.
claims DO che hands u au officer 10 collection
M. M. MOAuuAN.
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STORE ROOM TO RENT.

A STORE ROOM IN rHE CENTRAL PART on
"A the city, would be rented on reasonable t,rms,
q application 10 % ade soon Inquire at W, a. Cor.
nolius, on Church street
sopl3 I've
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- J.. AshBRlndE, successor 20 H0ruhcGg a.
4 AahbrIdge, VIII continue Vie ury Goods, Boot
and shoe business a. tho Od stand 90 College street
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GRAND BALL.

Il o BE GIVEN AT MASONIC NALL ON TUES
i DAY EVENING, septembeI Is, 1858
MANAGERS.
W. MAT. BROWN, U. N GROSS.
q. W. sTAISBACKs H. W. EURIORF,
FLOOR MANAGERS.
H. BURDORF, J. I. BURT.
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