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NOTICE.

We pay particular attention
handliig auJbalcoi cotton, hayns 10
doing unsprlp gi hyA V.nef Io''' III.
No. always guaranteed Wo would
I.lIth sttgnilol 90 ahlppoa NJ l1i.al b..
,-e,fig r59rsat MoFAnRaN q aL'.
Ir NJ PrOyisI01 and C4mmiti.op,
Naln o., L0ulsyille, Ky .i-a
..u.=Lut
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at puLIic auction 70 the highest bidder ior cash ~
hand the goods tane IN No three pae aoo'o
toned beins variety of Dry GoOoa ard Notions
suited 10 the uses OF suffers aud other aeaols e.l
10 take place az 10 O'Clock on The morning oil lhe gay
ui0resqld The storehOns9 on the PUBIC Se0.lo pa
Nashville, formerly occupied by q. > Dhn'4n o.
a Jaly gt2dt r. p. GLASJOth ~. p. NJ .
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FOR SALE,

TNnREE or -FOUR HOUSES AND LOTS, lN
Il the City aud IN Edge6cd, az prices varying
from o. 600 10 $1,000. Appiyto
A. NELSON, Agent
Cherry street. near luiou.
auglI-lw.
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10 Saytle 7clde race IS not hs-t,ue and
lest Slave race is to contradict dlIhislogy, and
In effect to assert that there is some supe
rior race; for Che race thatis most social,
tame, domestic, skilful, educatable, and
most readily submits to government in
all its usual forms, is certainly the high
est race. Nihe-tenths of government is
slavery, even in ESQ., calledyfree societies,
Married women children, sailors, coll
diers, wards, apprentices, ETC. are not
governed by law, bat by the viii Of SUI
'periors, their ps,Suis are enslaVed. s.a 81
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Such are the atrocious and, abomina-
bic doctrines which are the natural ont
growth OF negro slavery. Why should
those whorob the black man 81 HIS ma
turAl rights respect tho rights of a white
man q ti 100 80 Do -,t4s ass 1855.
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Marshal's Sale.

VnlIoH sIatea DCrlll , palKlEoa uI B177l sI'II3 "
b. lask, Nashville
Information No. 2 Distriot Court o. the United
states for tue District OF Mode Ienpefse'
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18Th day OF August,

TN obedience 10 mn order Of said Court male 10 thli
cause, on the 18th day Of Juyi 1865 y III sou Oh
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-18

Too much liberty is the great evil of
our age, and the vindication of slavery
the best corrective Of the spffitof law
less hcentiousness that threatens TO sub
vert society. 20 u-A a,t.si rs
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Ji:t2s Y:

pcn bp{en 2euten in ue lerncu uub oern Tpl
gen fe olnG@tlic9 piirtn, islt I'm 5dIa bur9 poutp
nen, bic, peun un8etbstft, bic &tt unnbgf raSen I'M
6rper unb eilt serfren frnten Ioert lie Bttigu t
e tbun. SpIlRe @eripnen Hueu tepcr e einI1een In ii
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-03

NAL alter ieiO, perOe t& Sud lagen, no MIR
tbn stnlt wieoeriebu weroen.
;Papa 1T bctm lieten @ott, Iaote @buoro.
bd 1T er Elm iGGner i9Sner gueel, tpeift Du.
Nlarte, 10 etne8 mie Der, tpeld)er in Der Rirs
DE AM Nltare (febt.
Sin leiIeS @erduId an Der Tbure reron
laBte bic Wutter, BON ibrer Nrbeit auf1ubli.
den, eri@redt uber fu9r tie 3uIammeu, ols
lte SStar an berislbeu IteSen fab. IBa8
brtn8en Sie I? fr19te Ge.
Gine quite BOtf&oft. antpcrtete rieler nd@
bsr treteno, ltno sic 8efoBt, etue iolGe gu
t5reu ?
Cute 8ctIdaften ftnO (fets pi0eommen,
ent8e 4nete Selene trouris lG6etuO, pdbreno
lte liG erbOb, nm SSfar etuen Stub alt3us
tietcu.
(lnb bod nl64ten Sic auf btele ni6t 8e.
faBt Iein, erwieberte BET iunse Manu. Sd
babe beute gtahri6ten aus Nmerif1 erhalz
icn,-Nrtbut lebt nod.
@inen Augenblid bleib Oelene reouno8lps,
bic Mu9en ltter ouf S8far 9eri6tet, iteben
Damn auf tbre GinOer Sueilsno, prebte ite.nie>
ielben ltaruii4 on ibr ,0er3. 5abt Sbr's
8eb0rt? ? lubelte itc, @uer gotsr lebt. er febrt
3u'itf .-lleberwdlttot RON ibren @efiblen.
laut tie auf bic Sniee, uub beige Grauen ent,
itrOmtsn tbre Nu9en,- maren fife 3brG,
nen ber Treube!
Sa, er febrt 5urif, Iubr Ost4r fort, ptel.
letat tal0 ldcn!
9elene ipran9 duf ;-e ntetue Nbuuno lus
telte lte.-Se'r oe8 Simu1el8, !nB Iie ut6
uiGt tduI4en
dJlit oielen Wcrte1 elite Te ouf bic T6ae
re gu, III bemlelben Nugentlide obcr ftitr3t
Nrtbur, Der lt6 iett nidt ldrser mebr 3urads
halten fcpnte, herein uno in Die melt a16ge>
bretteten Arme Der unIdsi6 aGudliden Sat
ttn.-llno ll8 batte Der @anarienpr0el oe@
rpuBt, rpelde8 Diebetlebn bier 9efeiert lpar+
be, idmetterte er plSbli6 in Die StiQe bin
ein eine laute, fr6blide Weiie.
O8for, Der wObl fiblte. DAP ct fir iebt
bier ii6erflal1ig mar, entfernte f4 nnbe>
merit
Sprad)lOs bielten li9 Die 8eiben lanBe
Belt uml6luu9en, erf ol8 Die Sletnen bic in
8piiaen bonn Sopbu 9eIprungen rparen uno
IT'D ben Gltern 9endbert batteu, bic 3niee res
Soter umflommerten uno intmer ltitrmtz
| Ider tbre Nnmeienbett funo 9aben, eutnauo
| Ith Srtbnr Den Ar,nen Der @atten uub 3o9
| Die &iuber an Ietu Ser3.
(S4luB fol9t.)
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gioH


E8 8bt re!e narfsute unb uutebtutenbe Gra6idTber,
rcIGe td ais Mer3 ausgleR unb Or. EcbnUn8 Mntut>
tlgnngca crpacu. Sd1ubffer, Selwtdisr gumpenpuser
II w. ertlrm.tde unb rtrd1rld)e Na3mattr welGe ibr
96sn an,iat ter e5en sDtiienl6a her episn nie-
hr9en @ernfe mismtten, iib jest esemdBtg eebileete
NerSt tucn benz liner ahrentu unb Mi3ts urges &bnen
ten t -nibrdn9sn. bie " eunotttt ler wcl6e 9udlt
der gDetie IN tire Qb fcnmen asrtrG dNsen rnint-
gr. Sphnpn tit beb9al0 fir nctbren6is. 3n er.
pdbner, btpneers fir G5pe nelb nit etntm JtRfe unbe
fannt us ra6 in 2e9aubisuugn Foer 2pIOte betoubts
In istnsr S!ifte licgex.
an 5}cme.
Or. Spnfsn In Ser einiist rssImitis sebilbete Erjt
welder bic lure etmHsn arante,tien anSegt Seine
Ntittel unb Sebantun1 iub alien @neeen 8dnaltd unbe
tunn Or + t:ransebtet BON etnem eebea ssl@es e. tn
hcs aus ad5te, nSmlta @nslanh 8rantre6 unb In tsm
8tOees pom qbilsbslstta u w. uo r bat et"s
Ser peder fa Der pftse beS DR. SUbnfrn a~hetm etbt
Yaux fs eerrauen eae Gbre ais RanA SsS istae Gt.
i'd idltdteit dls Nrjt.
{67- Office, 30. Sa6.SrtbertdHr 9 dHr9se, HHsee
&auh rsm Baltimcrefv, neben Der ,,IrbtiterbaRe."
6autlransbsttsn tpesbsa i&nsl ssbeilt
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Svaoni;As 5GwGMe

ErS xnbsr,Is ee9sil are be Sse Gssft steber berse
eu Gtefts urtbare 2ei en- weses las 2ben elenb unh
tte G6e una yadpnmtn9sit unnt6eli ma6t tfyoit taS
2prs Dsrer, bte tbrtn s eni4aftt mnbeoanen rbtncn
uuse 2ente fnb sn Ictdt n Husi4Sdungen senets neil
Struren GicterIblaeen I'm Sarn. Stein uns abere llr-
laden enteten tann 10 IN he ss meaentbeil cine 5Ulse
bes tsbroud,es Der ebelfen Grgane EPer Aber ia es
dusnen ta RE Sra Der GrseR9uns her bon Dnen otrls
ptrh te @ beimltSeA safern ereebc ais BON Oenea
tte AA HetIe fns.
~ Dfftce: go. z Sio.G .GrebertdFr.,
ifebsn E6uren BON 8aIttmcrefr., 6iflt@e Sette,
ote Ssufen btnauf.
Sfax merle G6 Ndmex xnS SGasNxHMer. bcnn Inmtiex-
be unb rsertbe gamader burdtrebeHe unl geptlenUfe
Quafalber, S4ubftder, StefelSi3er, Strapsnrsntser
une Qdpenpuber ". 69 reaelmaBtge NerSte
xxb lauerm aneespsen ppn Or. sbnDns u In ber sdbe
30. @ue Srefe mIiIes einea 9Ua-Stamp enttaltsS.
Cine 9etlure III 2 Stgea sagsiiGert.
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Gr g q 3 Nh II.

NitsIteS bes Ensi6en goksxms Der sDuGbGr;te tn 2sx
bOn raburter eines bsr eren seltsdsn @oaeSien Der
Ser Stanten ter er6f ttetl etnes Sebcns tn ben
5oiptt ern bon 2pAbo pars 9bIaeelp9ia uno aneeren
Srttn ;ueekrat bat etrt9e Der Uunes PetlWneen
souenoe BON be en- bic Geltdts rsr Wsetin pets. I'M
6ranfGeen len, ioe {. .. au@ bic bet plosiden &C.
rdu6en gu br er&ttcn bic u D err0tben BET eertneen
&leintetsitsn ". T. ". Wurbea auaeat!tdIb gebetlt.
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0etRt9.

Dte drsdtt6en Brfunssn bes 2ners fnb s9r Su fIrA.
tea. 8erlu peS @ebdGniieS 8ertrrun8 ber Sheen @e-
her &efeli6aft, ut CD Gtniameie, gttFtrGuen 9eAen
fb eltf. GnldaAfet Il. |. ~. no etn3c Der iG!txmcn
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@sfG6ylt6e Grautbeit.

genn Der trytstlsttste nntIus Singing ausFnbet tkS
ben G.t eteer 1hmer7bdteH Hrantbett n6 ausensm
fubl oier bic 5urt pDr Grtbetuu5 tbH ab{9redt ftp
tne iu psnSes, au wts er IN S]e tsr grsebuna un0
Warie % anse bt sts SsmptOms eess drsdtsu llebels
ME !. .. ctn nit @eidp entjunlets tails cine bOit
Naie, G@merj I'm Rcpte unb III tea V!tern, Abaabme eS
@ef1ts Saubbet Auar bis her Saut, 3Geer ben Sci
Armtn Simmer i'm Geit+te unb ben Grtremta-
ten m 3etsen, pe taNn tieie ebeI NIT ether &re1Iten
S6nltSte por 9 I&retten Bis iulest tsr Gdumen nnb
be NaentnoGen tinIa en-; oaS Opr br ftrbar.n GrAnf
betr eiu @estnitanb te' Neies prb unb Ger Sob tne
i@red6en 2tiosn tabxr Elm @nse mat ha6 er ton mad
tenem 0anbe arinst fein eiIerbe srftebrt
Gs III eue traurer 3tG io1e, has Gluente beier frr4t
barren &ranfheit sum Oper faen IN SUtae ter unse i'd
ltdtet urntIente prahier reee bur aureGOun9 jeaeS
tottlen GtteS ts8 N ur3 cte Gonuttpn perntten uEb
ben 0ei bes Neeens n ein sleaees Daien psranben.
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Der einSt9s pIcs tu Der s8tlt, 100 Itdosre
f1ne(Ie gaO etia2lt99 Gure9 III
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x -A,,.,a - sr.%,r~ss seeys....s ss.,
~ g - eS g.d ~ s~ nys i &ss
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ssf ~ "V Sss~ts ysso 55ri
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s,s I3S2s 1Insss't & se'. a e ssa sy
3st5 gfSSssc lE go Ssass.Es< r. S ~ s> S z
81 fssS tn !%1 .s ~. ~ 80 s.
Y"t q Et@s sss : ss%re ~ 5rt;est-r t,s,,~f eis
k>s!.oS a:s2 ~ Vs9 $500 IVA '
80 7Sx3ssIys3 tts ~; e.sai5e H., fG -
ST. SsSs sNss.ss.srE sST- .S 80 -, s.s,
$3ShF sE'5" y. e 80. ~ E Is 49, S;. .sgs A.s 4sss
- l;s' t5 ss S.%;Isf1 ~ =; ,Er17 s<g 4n,sssgr Is 80
s1asss - s ~ ~ +, asfgttsr fssctefsn Ssr
asisa 5,o so ~ s se s ,g 5es es,1.s,str
i2t't9 W.; ,,a7 rf.f 1snFs : ss2i1ge
~ l l5eF 1s s5 AZ ee1 sikYer ssl:. yel
s12 ' h~S F,ss ia @@<3Sq 7,& .s E.y sy, s!s agrj4
SsssS -, ar ,sI};eS4 So y,st Is 81 gSse3l
= rz.+ Ts$o Eeysss tssfS - a. -
~ ss$.i5: "a g,g 49, -ltsss s37,e sESer
- = Ss5;4 ;a ,sisI# [E4 e, g7-.s s. o. bzs xesss
sc5rs. es,iq = fls7stttz ss a &a S<eEestssS rs
Ssga @snsS slso s7is:eef: ss ~ @.a9sa ssl2.ia-
gy gsespe aal os4 sE#s IE,@ ys12s sN@C FtiHGE So
a.y3aa @srzfsfee r. T., .5 q ~. RzTaM9 tGT 5si3 4a
r,gEs, aS3 E9ta;.> R$ @zz E51 lssG;Efao %&Eg
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T;gszss Tns;peS ss 9rGSsaesa Gls5assS serEns 5g s
r%i5s sssF1Srs-sya&4 f,le1 "9rsg afsss
, - s - ~ -. s%8ss Ess,stes :gS tzeg'6 II
azsA4n: S<rya.eMaa Il Ctat.ss
%ScAE4tes o9agtt!e%@ ~! s}%tsTs's
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9Sy, bsirafatle Scs .sl.lEn.

pber SctGe, pete I'D 3u esrteIrarsee tsabtsen, axb @
pbatl9er wade pter enes enesren Stube Miles ktSust
nb. fOaten unpeuGglie Or. 9"ExfOn 5n Ssafe stcbsa
aue 3interntIie qeeeA t Gee ssnke pbtr fe9e Ser.
rdttas getlbartt Ser gte 8tern uSs eni9e, 0ssr
I6bpfuns let brefli4iten gr serbeS i&xeI furtrt.
Derenise SeIber Il rer 9t5aubfHHs unb 1iriprse boa
Dr. pbnitsa un;er;iebt farm tt ais etnes Gtrenmaune
pbre 6urt @ auoertrnuen uas sacerRtii spf sife ars
Hdle GelMiflihfsft perlaiea
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RsfcMhfrA Az bedds.sn J

Dr. cypfnfsn bste aren Semen fcine 5lft Gn tsee d
burs Dlde esbete upe uunetirlide @etf unb 6rper
6renre rr bic Artt bic @tieaI4ac unS bic unfibts
mdhenee Qafe aebpidt tdten.
Ster ne siuae raurgen Inb beFia:erspertben SOL
gen tcr ruben 0etrrbnbeten eS rstrs Sdw de i'm Rt
Ten unb ben ersrn, Gtncren i'm fcpF Shp56e ces Gse.
ts ger:uR Der Vu telta psrSttppien ne b5Ie Inrube
Wagenl1mdfc, unCronnna ter Gertauun8s Srsaxe slgs
aacne @nttr6tIng Gqmppme ser SbptnbIIest.
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ecbsimen Grawesctteu

seaat usrtsa ufs ba at, 3eusunssuxtdbierst Saeddt
Ia eem aGen aaD BEN ale0erH @atinsun9en Der Reres
unb Slae, Saamtnergtesnhsea Swa&e Der gtsrUen, Wa
sent tpade g4ttistt gtetereeThtaaenhstt @ernGnbtsD
i6w1be 6erippfen zh1bteru6ttt 3itteru, Susesl&Uie
S9wtnbet Rrpfitmers, Gntsinbnng 5aties, Der Rdii
ser 9unee hes WcGeus, ber GtnIeoctee dlsr iner
usbsf espilIeu sbtimeH Spetnbc tei Suse,b
Wslte ibren Opisrn eeibrlipsr nb ais ser SreneR @e
ing ben Ssrtsa beg s;s 6stFarsE nnS %es st
ten, @bwde Der Gpnattuttoa beroUr6ringsu bic Gbe
a6aS nnfs uR0 sulst ben &Srpar unb Stan serf6rev.
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Sun9e N1naer,

beunosrS pee tte Cper eres eGemaR safers seEsrseH
nb ha6 i1brIi ia biti &auienee IL eiR u rItes Grab
reiet, melde buI ;fxe ersaGtrea Eaisns n5 enpGeen
Seraneessrafte nit benz DsuRcr Der SereAnft ben Se'
besert ue Der 2ter bsautruce &6ne enttsdt EakH
tpHrten nlSaeA iit ratt OsreM NertraMen Maben.
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bebeutn ta5 Elm stneer geig nt ,;n suus,r s5rrtr bic
ncbMen t90en Grfrrternilis sur etet6sn Gladirqtei
no So rbae tiee WIrO bie &te res 2ebsns F trartsH
YIgerabrt. Die Nueibn res tet nEoeyfinferu d fuG-
LID uno bic eelc wrb ergrfn BON @erl1ciEun8 unb
anhDhen Setra4tunePn, rag urs bic 5rsusen. g;ld,e
Mbpere eeniebsR peTpeigert inb
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l}7tsc:i Ger DrefTf.

Die rise Eaufeate p:lde Ddtteb Der iebteu e6enetu
Sabre In beer &ntait fnrirt mu ben Ho bic Nfen8e mid
tatr 1unbdri 6en Gp,ra pnen melPe Dr. 5pbnfO1 aus
lbrt benen Die tur6s Roppctture nno piele anbsre
Yialen rnrrrttct uutt9 ne sn6G in Se3u9 au ietnen
Gbayater ais Gbre IN e5u8 au Glaro!tfr uno Ge-
penhaftisei! iue Yeccnren ete ttnreiGtnbt Geritrs
Ieifun5.
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DR.. Johnston,
etr etn3tss Grst, peIdsr unJeiat,
8 a1ttmore eOas 9Ofpita1.

3ur uuterp.Rdans Der QuadTaI6erst eta6lirt,
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@eiNenea 0taorren Ronb.

Gtne tIne Yarbis 6nes istsenes 8duS; selbes weseA
nnt bIoues popter a0e Sprter Qdbea Ganes popier
gums etIsten @usieseu 6isarrentieu u ~ eus
bfRs UUn Rew Dcrt urh empfeblt gu bIltsen Sreien
Scfkpb @@rDber
(019kt-sl q. o. &Gt Baltimore n SrStegttF
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it-;Tl, s,,,,,, n. 49,. -. (
w Witn you aghln upon Tue tented field. y
@ wen. EetneI'oet !,l, W we gallant men from
won .1.1sn1! t1!s sapSs comes my heart swells
MitusIeelIugssos ,le ptlls. with them it has
uly 70. on ssNetal occasions to meet
: - snetntes ~ ous country, face to face.
Z nave notee me eonaqct OF these brave
nen wen Il eeats s.aEea tnem IN the face,
~ .ss. At.om snet cg,uFage aud devotion
eom;s So Souue g = toSen gen IKE this,
lIuui ., ~, SguEce " Goes, IS more
psestgps ps t5an g. les wealth OF the mines
"a 1"i0gnIs, ~ oE It tytnomage render
Gu 70 Loyalty. " gaa5 % my lot soon to
sever sl., Tue tle' Mnlsa LOT months past has
Soanu US 'ilnu re'arn TO my home,
ous 90 aMners = taey rs my hrm determi-
os..3.l as.ion. ever 70 ngps t9e enemies of my
SounstS muetlvr llt, .tney oe traitors OF the
9 o9utn stlI Io Joitt and 6tde-teart-
g. '.a.e0.g g. @ = regret very much
tne ! tact tnat 80 many Of our brother off,
;,sers are preyentsss oy their duties from
S,s tonight but
AnoM .Iun Weii sthat wherever they
fn,,,. S'H tue ulscnarging thelr duties faith
.sa!y... A aln SIT. 70 pleaseo 70 accept my
sOa.1slest sl ,LtanSss tor the honor this night
SyaieFa Sl:IS i!S upon me- ana lest assured that
s,.s ..;s i9 70 me shsll last my brother Of
tLs,, Ia :Py tuS s ..l Place
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THE NEW REVENUE BILL.

We give below table of
accurate one that have
Journal Comnae 8 r55
sa NEW RATES FOR PRoMrssoRY NOTES
fRann
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of Attorney erof
Zoe
Mortgage Bond, o r rract
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D4RECToIts.
John Reid, yohn.R. Miller, Geo. X Wheat,
Se0 Mendet John. .Zeockler, sam'i Mcclellan
G. W.Franzhelm, Jas. n. Vance, Alex Laushlin
'TNnIs COMPANY having been duly organized. are
prepared to take risks ut mir rsiOs on buildings
ments, furniture. steamboats, aud cargoes on the
Western rivers and lakes, and also ON the live 4
persons TOR term of years. This Company Hers
49aucementA 10 tRtinerS, whereby they
pc insured for three reduced rates. Thfsbs-
lng nome Institution, composed of some nnstyfour
stockhOderP, most of whom are among our best bu-
sine3s men, recommends itself to the favorable con-
sidsraton Of the nsuring public, and solcits their
patronage.
Applications for insurance will he promptly at
tended 70 by the Secretary.
Once, No. Mcclure House, being the same for
msrly occupied b. Adams Express Company.
,o,,,, 5S;sz,f 4 80 N. G. ARTHUR, Secretary.
sAArLMcCLELLAN, vice-Prestdent.
N. G. ARTHTR, Agent for paying Pensions OHce
No l, Mcclure House, being the same office formerly
occupied by Adams Express Company. april
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ms UR a NC E.
FRANKLIN INSURANCE COWP1Y
OF Wheeling, VA.
DIREoToRs.

Observation-Disclosures
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l9atlggntElllqgtrtpr
TBN1I6I oF- ApVRRTITaINd.

WELYE SoL1D LEnES OF NoHPAHEI1. Ion oNH rEcH, On
s1s LEsG, IIAKB SoUARE
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aud lIS IMPLICATION to all manner OF -
OOunting-HOHse Calculations

receive the attention their primary Importance de-
There is open. to the student also a course of
BUSINESS sCIENCR
comprising Political Economy, ,sn,ereta! Law and
usages, Finance Banking and Currency; also maxima
Of eminent BUEintES Men IN regard to the hest
methods Of conducting business successfully AID
Instructions in the above subjects are intersrrrs
Cd with maximS and inculcaiions tending to the
formation of high character and citizens
Tho course OF instruction is intended to be AS
comprehensive and thorough as that of any of IT,
Commercial Colleges while the expense to Tho stc..
!. II. beEs leave to refer those to whom he fs
unknown to Geo. W. Smith, Esq, to the officers
Of tho banks In Wheeling and Bridgeport, and to his
s1uuents noyA-emd&w
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Third. To suggest any amendment to tho laws rs-
lattSe to banking by which tho syStem may be i'm
proved, and tho security of the bill holders and dc
p0s!tors may be increased. -. -.
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"CoL. N. p. R1cHMoND.

From Ais friends and brother officers, this
Sabre Is presented in token of their -
appreciation othis honor, cour-
aqe and depotion.n
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Fourth. 10 report the names and compensation of
the clerks employed by him. and the whole amount
Of the expenses of the banking department during
fore the first day of December In each ysa1 AM, tie
usual number Of copes for the use OF the Senate
House, and one Thousand copies Tor the use Of tjie
andn readiness for distribution on the 6rsE meeting
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to Col. Richmond OF the
1etEVirgInla Cavalry.
WAsHINGroN CRY. ID. O.. March 95

Editors InteIHgencer!
The gallant Colonel N. P. Richmond of
the First Virginia Cavalry was presented
with beautiful sabre and belt. together
With pair of gold mounted spurs, by Mai
Capehart, Surgeon of the ssme regiment
in behalf of its officers. The presentation
took place at Murray's Hotel No. 367 Penn
sylvania Avenue. The sabre was of the
regulation pattern and splendidly mounted
with gold. 1t had the following linscrip-
ton:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-01-01
HINTS TO FARMERS.

BE SYsTEMATIc.-lIerew we have one of the
FIRST principles of successful agriculture. Let
all your transactions be conducted in business
manner. Take note of every operation, wheth-
err YOU buy or sell, receive or disburse, sow or
reap, make promise or bargain. To do this,
it will be necessary to keep diary, and we
would say, do so, if for no other object than n
ready means Of comparison.
BE THOROUGH. Never half-do anything
yourself, nor permit your men to glide over
their abours "If it is worth doing at all it is
worth doing WE'LL" would prove golden maxim
to thousands of farmers if they would only
adopt it as a portion of their creed, and exemp-
lily its teachings in their daily life Away with
these ScratcherS-men that go beneath the sur
face are the kind wanted.
LEAVE YOUR LAND IN GOOD HEART. 1t
should be the object of every tiler of the soil TO
leave his land in good condition after the re-
moval Of crop, and at the same tine, obtain
as remunerating returns as possible. This can
be done only by outstanding all the sources Of
fertility upon the farm and adding thereto in
every available manner. This is the Alpha and
Omega ofprogressive agriculture. Never boast
of blank account" if it is obtained al the ex-
pense of your farm.
STUDY YOUR PROFESSION. 1t is not alone
the energy that Yields the spade or holds the
plow that insures success. The culture of the
mind must go hand in hand with the culture of
the soil. The relations of science TO the far
mer's ling ale intimate. Good books are
a ids in the attainment of knowledge. but never
pin your faith on The ipse dirt of any individ-
ual think, experiment and judge for yourself.
STICK TO THE FARM. Amid your plans for
the future, never, for moment, harbor the idea
of lettering your condition by entering the ar
ena of commercial life. Do not exchange n
home Of quiet, real enjoyment for the turmoil
and illusion of a city residence. Barter not
sweet repose for visions of empty wallets, nor
let notes due on the morrow assume the prerog-
atives Of the nightmare. Very poor comfort
ers for care and anxiety SIRE these little realities
in the commercial world. Stick to the farm
What though hard labor be the every day com
mund, it is noble, hcalthful, and conducive &c
the full development of the whole man.-Ohic
Valley Farmer.
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A New WAY TO Cook BEEF.--When you
get hold of good thing. it is well to "com-
municute." Having learned this method of
cooking beef within few years, we find it so
much the best way that no week elapses with
out meal of beef s,eaming on our table.
To steam beef procure cast iron pot of
large dimensions, having at the bottom Shout
der, which is found in large iron pots, at the
point where the diameter is diminished to fit
the hole in the stove. Across this hole you
place some pieces of shingles then fill up the
pot to the shingles with water, adding few
pieces of lemon peel or little mace if you
please place the meat upon the shingles
cover up tight with fitted tin cover; place
over hot fire and wait till done. You must
be careful to add water occasionally; for if it
should all boil away, Of course the gravy would
be burned, and the flavor of the meat injured.
When finished, the bottom of the pot contains
a large quantity of most excellent gravy, which,
of course, must be thickened and seasoned.
A rump OF beef, or shoulder, forms an ex-
cellent piece 10 operate on. Mutton is also
fine. Try it.-Comt,y Gentleman.