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UILFORD COUNTY.-.WE ARE AU.
" Ihorzed to announce ROBERT p. DICK, ESQ., as
candidate TO represent the people of Guiord County in
the Senate of the next Legislature
July IL, 1854 std.
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HATHA N COUNTY.--WE ARE RE.
~ questsd to announce q. J. WILL ANS Esq as a
candidate for the office Of Sheriff of Chstbam County at
the election in August next Mr.. Williams CODserVs
tive latter the straItest sect"
July Z, 1854. 85-tepd.
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THO THE VOTERS OF BERTIE COUNTY,

THO THE VOTERS OF BERTHE COUNTY,
u FELLOW-GITIZENS AND SOLDIERS ii am a
candidate for the House of Commons he next General
Assembly. If elected will represent the county faith
fully with due regard the interests Of both citizens
and soldiers. And in my Legislative capacity shall be
governed at all times by earnest desire promote the
genera! welfare and honor of the State
au respectfully,
Your Fellow Citizen,
JAMES BOND.
July 7, 1854. IS I'd.
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VADKIN CoUNTY.-wE Axe RFor-~
Il ted to announce C. 'BOHANNON, E-o NLQUES.
date to represent the penple of fadkin Cunt eRts
non stands on the plaif.rm of Vice P.sidsn,~ e Bo
Gov. Brown. and WV. Holden. Sephs,,
July Z, 1854. es IL
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MOORE AND MONTGOMERY.-WE ARE
IIA requested to announce THOAA J. BRIGHT, Esq ,
candidate represent Moore and Montgomery
in the Senate Of the next Legislature. Mr. Bright is
rritd aud true Conservative.
june 20, 1864 q .... S0-te
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l1HtN VI
Il y-At the solicitation of many soldiers IN the srmy
as well as OF many friends home announce myself
candidate for the House If Commons ha than County
have reorived ciiatons from the Rsha bites The
American Heroes or the egsrchs those who STAY at
nome to make money cut of the families Of the soldiers
ana occupy their spare time in abusing better than
themselves as dsioya stand fairly and squarey on the
platform of Stephens aud Brown. of Georga and ". w.
Holden Tor Governor against the world and believe that
without the election of such men to Office we will never
have permanent peace So far the soldiers are con
cerned do not wish TO appear to boast but will say
thar have done much for their families or more &C
cmrdg 10 my means than any Vaucee in the County of
Chatham
Fellow citizens and Soldiers 60 to the polls the day
Of electin and vote for true CONSERVATIVES if Won w,na
have peace and be free people DO be intimdated
but stand up for your rights
JOHN A. MCDONALD.
Ohkano July II, lo14 S6-te
~ The ProSrsSs Confederate O6st-usr and Clroli
piGH will please copy till election, and forward bills
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p - -. CEENT1: SonOI, Esq, % .
T. 70 snntrnoe JOHN F<ET'- So
20 Senate, in Bernie County
IRly Ia. ,S6A
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rHNO THE VOTERS OF RERTIE COUNTY

q FELL"w-I Il am Candidate for scat in the
House of Commons in the next Legislature of North
ona In cunning before you for re election to seat to
which you have elevated for six years succession
trust you need proof that have heart only what
TO be for the best interest of conoa country
II elected, shall permit opportunity pass without
giving my support ~ all measures that will, IN my opu-
on promote the honor, dignity and prosperity Of the
State. am, sincerely, your felIow.ciiizen, !"
.......r. P. T. HENRY.
Colerain, Berthe Co., June 90, 1884. 3O-te.
Proyress please copy. ., ...'
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ANNOUNCEMENT OF CANDID,
Two FHE PEOPLE ON N0prn =,

NO THE PEOPLE OF NORTH g.
= hA.-ln Compliance with the shes of M "a ROLL
announce myself candidate for the oicot irsNdS
Thursday in August next 80 "eiu On The en-
NY principles and views, as a Conserva,;r.
stral'es sect ale we'll known to the peni. es after Ia
They will not be changed. nave been
am not disposed, at a time like this IN irr:.
pie from their employments. ami add To the &c The pa
Which prevails in the pubic mind, by kcentr.
Ior tneir votes We need all our energies Is n thu
common enemy. and to provide Means of sph meet Ia
our troops IN the field and the people at b"mS
people 60 calmly and firmly to the polls and WI. Let u.
men OF their choice will cbeerfuy abide thar @t Il.
whatever it may be. 'nsir deeisls
If elected will do everything in nv nouo.
the interests, the houor and he glory Of Nor, r"n
aud to secure 40 honorable peace W. ", Hn TaSrSia
June u, 1854 HOLUES
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RUTHERFORD, POLK, AND CLEAVE-
1k LAND = We are authorized 10 announce Col l..
HARRIS. of Rutherford candidate fer The Senate in
The 4sth District composed Of the Counties of Rutherford
Polk aud Cleaveand. Col Harris is Conservative "sf
ter the straitest sect"
July is, 1854. .. ia.
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ANDOI.PH COUNTY...I ADOPT M
~ mode Of Snn"uociug myself candida e >, -. IH1
The people OF Randolph Cnunty in the House of C.s
OF the next General Assembly. My principles ". n9a
sentative and am an ardent advocate of VI "s Co.
for Governor. 4 M, aaots
July 4, 1854. oaioS.
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ID UTHERFORD AND POLK COUNTIES.
- We are authorized to announce ] b CARPENTER,
Esq as candidate Ia represenfhe people of Rutherford
Assembly. Mr.. Carpenter is Conservative after the
slrsitest Sect 4"
July IS, 1854. std
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r. AND LENOIR COUNTIE'

LExANDKR CoUNTY.-T0 THE THE cd I'd
a DIER5 AND CITIZENS or ALEXANDibHH =, ~ IA
TY--I beg leave to announce mysef as canuuI Isss
seat in the House Of Commons of The next ns rI
bly, lam 90 Sscesgjonist and never was lns.sbs d
prpmsed that they would pay the expenses xh III
yune, and wipe up all the oo"d with PIeHes srt i
chief am opposed to the Suspension OF 'nI h.rSs dd
6sas corpus and the placing all power in the
man. Ihod that the people have rIgh! " 81
am for an honorable peace, be obtained al coDs
day as possible In word. am an out ana ou fed
tive after the sraitest sect" and pledge I nru5
ed not to vary TO the slightest extent IRON ."'
Of the great and glorious 00n''rr't y
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TuE CITIZENS AND SOLDIh

HNO TIE CITIZENS AND SOLDihSI
L Craven County Having ben soIlci' yer ~
friends in and OFT Of the army, and beng ,T ssb'
script age, announce myself cAndlaars ~. .
House Of Commons Of the next Legisa'u, srerg. e
pledge myssIf if elected, To u.s. ili my az t
interest - nv constituents and the iutegITE LOFT
July u, 1874. oTE
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ANNOUNCEMENT OF CANDIDATES.
mo THE PEoPLE OF THE borH SEN !

TTNO IHE FEUPLE OF lie IbUTH SEN AZ
Il TORlAL DISTRICT, HIRTH-CAR9LINA .-EEL-
Low CITIZENS AND SoLDIS sat the urgent solicitations
of many Conservatives Of the District announce myself
candidate 20 represent the Counties of Clay Cherokee
Macnn jackson and Haywood in the Senate of the next
Legislature Of the State. -
IL is not possible for any 10 foresee what
may come before the Legislature Of the State at its next
session. what the Of may make necessary for
the protection Of the State aud the security people
but On all the measures that may before that body
SHALL f eiecred be advised by, consult and act with the
Conservative party of the State with the view of
curing negutiations, and honorable peace. strait
Conser alive K NJ HENRY.
Franklin, N. c., June 60 1854. a.,; 30-4tdpd.
q Progress and Henderson TimSs copy.
ID ANDOLPH AND ALAMANCE...WE
Ia are requested to announce Dr. THOMAS BLACK,
OF Randolph, as candidate represent Randolph aud
Alamance in the Senate Of the next Legislature. DR.
Back is tried aud true Conservative.
June ~, 1864 SO-td.
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GNAmP I'D N. G. INFANTRY, JUNE -
~ 1854 10 The Citize@s of Wayns G,untv \ S"tH
request announce my self candidate TO reSrs 81
the Senate OF your next General Assembly, II ~ JNl
shall endeavor to serve your interest," if uot
eheerfully abide your decIsOn. Sd
lam your obt servant, DC,
June 80. 1864. "a
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RANVILLE COUNTY..-.AT THE RE.
" quest Of many friends, offer myself candidate for
seat in the House Of Commons represent the people
If Granville in our next Legislature
p. PEACE.
July z, 1874. 86-w&swtepd.
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EEDELL, ALEXANDER, AND WILKE S.
- We are auIhnrlIed 10 annuunce J. b RHEIM, ESQ
As candidate TO represent the Counties Of Irede Alex
nuder and Wilkes in the Senate OF the next Legislature
Mr. kheim Is Conservative latter the saiIest sect
and supports W, w Holden for Governor.
July 10, 1854. .-. std
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"END ERSON AND TRANSYLVANIA -
Ii We are authorized tn announce DAVID STRAD-
LEY, Esq IS candidate for the HuuSe Of Com
MONS to represent the Counties Of Henderson and Tran
sylvania at the August election.
..r -- A CARD.
In coming before the bile for this honorable and re-
sponsbe position can but say that il sought for
BY myself but through the strong and numsrOus soca
tinus Of my friends have consented become q cand-
date shall not attempt the District or visit
the army, the time is shrt and the people have
thing else to do than TO be annoyed with candidates
am we'll known to the people, having Ved amongst them
for the last 20 years and ali the promise car make is
that if elected will them faithfully and impartial
" to the best Of my ability Not having the power to
look into the future cannot what shall do in every
particular but thing will say shall endesvor to act
with and carry out the principles Of the true nserratus
party. '...~- 0' 80 81. d. STkADLEY
heOoeTsOuVlHe, N. v, July ~, 1854 Bite.
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~ III Il ii A M COUNTY..WE ARE AU-
~ thorized and requested announce the following
gentlemen as the true Conservative ticket t Chatham
the Conservative candidate for Governor: Senate THOS
B. LONG Commons. Captain THOMAS W. WON
BILE, JOHN A. MGp0SA LID, and PATTERSON PICKET
Sheriff, G. J. WILLIAMS. ''-
July H. 1864. . - .....s. .1. SS-td-
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THE CONSERVATIVE OF SAMPSON
County will V"ts the following ticket for members Of
the next Legislature:
Commons-G W. CRUAPLER Esq, and Capt. J. B.
AUTERY.
July ~, 1854 I'd. std
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oFEIcE CnIEr on PnLrcr-

Nashville, Tenn, March 2Sth, 1854.
Ia aceordanee with Special Order No "a
dated March 22nd, It is hereby ordered
/. That occupants Of Stores, Restaurants
and Dwelling Houses, viii be required Il
clean their yards and cellars, and have the
oBal removed, within forty-eight hours
from the date Of this order. No garbage on
dirt OF any kind viii be allowed 10 sccu-
mulate on any premises within the city
limits.
IT. All dirt 20 be removed in barrels and
boxes from the back yards and alleys by
the persons occupying the same. No rub
bish viii be allowed b remain more than
twenty-iour hours without being removed.
IL. Ofal, the accumulation Of Restau-
rants, must be removed by the occupants
each day, Sundays excepted) before le
A. n. All ashes aud rubbish lgill be SCI Ia
barrels GA the side walk before 10 A. u.
each days
~. Herasfter occupants Of Stores sBa
Houses viii be REFUSED 10 have 'he rear Of
their premises clean, and the si5a walk
swept before A. n. each day.
v. Any violation Of the above Order viii
be punished by fne OF Five Dollars, ($5j
"a lie collected By the Provost Marshal.
VI. As cleanliness is one Of the first re-
auisites 10 health, i is hoped the citizens
VIII do ali in their power 10 assist in re-
moving one Of the first causes Of disease
As soon Is a sufficient number Of carts can
De procured, notice will be given, and the
diri and rubbish removed without cost 20
vi. As It Is my intention to remove 81
9Th from the city proper, whether N the
shane Of dirt, rubbish, or dead animals I;
any iniormation thet would facilitate the
ABOVE viii be thankfully received aud i'm
mediate action takea IN the premises.
VIZ. D. CH1NBERLAIN,
Capt. and Chief Of cisy POLES.
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CAN for Convention TO Elect Delegates
20 the National Union Convention.


Whereas, a National Union Conven-
ton to nominate candidates for Presi-
dent and Vice President of the United
States at the approaching Presidential
election, Is called TO convene in the
City Of Baltimore on the It'll day of
June next and, whereas, we may con
fidently hope that by the triumphs and
progress of our arms, the people of Ten
nessee viii be in condition to cast
their votes in the November election;
and, whereas, the Union men of the
State have a deep and peculiar interest
in the action of the nominating con.
yention, as well as a right to be repre-
sented therein
Therefore, we 10 hereby call upon the
unconditional Onion men of Tennes-
see, to meet in the respective divisions
of the State, on the 3Oth Of May, at
such places as may be hereafter desig-
mated and elect delegates to the Ma
tional Union Convention.
Tennessee being entitled 10 send ten
delegates we would sugfest that East
Tennessee send four, and each Of the
other divisions three.
Horace MAYNARD,
w G. BRowNLoW,
JOHN A. CAMrBELL,
NJ NJ BRIEN,
WM T. JONES,
HORACE Fl. HARRISON,
j. B. BINGHAM,
j. NJ ToMENY,
WIN IL FFTcH. Jr
Onion State Executive Comasitses.
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THOMAS J. TONE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

DUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE, FRUITS, g.. Re-
ID ce.Yes Choice Western Reserve butter, direct
rom the dairies by express. Orders promptly snd
carefully filed ia peeEhges % suit
Mar 91-2n8aod
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Death of General W4dsWOrth.

General James Samuel Wadsworth.
who closed his brilliant military career
while leading his command at the crisis
Of the victorious battle across the Rapi-
dan, was born at GeDesee, \. Y, Octo-
Der Both, 1907, and was consequently
in his 57th year when he fell lie was
of an influential family, educated at
Harvard and Yale Colleges, studied law
in Albany, and completed his course in
the Office of Daniel Webster he was
admitted to the bar in 1893, but regard
ed his professional studies only as a
part of a finished education, and devo-
Ted himself to the management of his
large patrimonial estate, situated chiefly
in Western New York He was a Com
missioner Of that State to the Peace
Convention held in Washington in 1861,
and at the opening of the war was one
of the first to offer his services 70 the
Government lie not only devoted
himself, but much of his means to the
service Of his country. The destruc-
ton of the railroad bridges between
Philadelphia and Baltimore having OBJ
structed communication with Washing
ton, he chartered vessel, freightad it
with supplies at his own expense, and
sailed with it to Annapolis
In December, 1861, he was appointed
volunteer aid on General McDowells
staff, was present on the first battle Of
Bull Run, and received special COM
mendation for the bravery and humani-
ty he there displayed
On the 9th Of August he was made a
brigadier-general, and assigned to
command in the advance under Gen
eral Mcclellan Ia March, 1862, he
was appointed Military Governor of the
District of Columbia.
He stood in high estimation with the
loyal people of his State, who consider
ca him the strongest man to place in
opposition to HoratiO Seymour for the
Gubernatorial Chair of the Empire
State In December, 1862, he was as
signed to the command of division
under General Burnside, and continued
in the service of the Army of the Poto-
mac till his death. In the reorganiza- |
ton Of the army under General Grant,
he was placed in the important position
which he nobly maintained in the des-
perate struggle in which he so heroic
ally fell-Cfn Gazette
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Mass Meeting.

Therewil be Mass Meeting Of the
citizens of Rutherford and adjoining
counties, held at Murfreesboro, Tenn,
on Saturday the l4th day of May, 1864.
Distinguished speakers will be pres
ent ON the occasion.
The object of the meeting is that the
citizens may, with the aid Of men of
great ability as statesmen and patriots,
confer together as to the suppression
of the existing rebellion, and the res
toration Of the State of Tennessee its
civil government. let US come togeth-
er, fellow citizens, and counsel as our
fathers did in other days. Come one
come all 10
Murfreesboro. April %, 1864.
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S. No. 2.-TnE ApvrNrunrs or A Corscnrrr.

SET No. 3.-THE SLAVE IN 1858.
No l. In the cotton field.
2. The Christmas week.
3. The sale.
T. The parting; Buy as too
8. The lash.
6. Blow % bow.
Z. in the swamp.
s. Freei
9. The Union lines
10. Make Wsy for Liberty.
Il Nictorr
u. He died for victory
In ordering, the number Of the Set is only neces-
seTy TO mention. For instance, No. I, or3, or all
ofthem, if all are desired.
Price, 80 Cents ench Set.
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
DOCTOR McclaL
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
II THE Treatment OF DISEASES I
GROWING HIN WITH sUl,CFae Tf
OTkEk STATES, as TT Is ~
NASHVILLE, TENSEss Re.

Ny hooks win show tnsf for the past Ave month
my practice has increased hundred per cent ose
the last year, until 4 IS not % b surpassed b. a.
u the State. With my general practice IN the ely
1 treat the following
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Tnlfed sfafes III Imerlea

MIDDLE DISTRICT Of TENSEssEE.- %.
NTHEREAs, AN IMPORTATION WAS PILED
w In the la-trct Court 81 the United States
Tor the Middle District Of Teunessee, Ga the Zsih
day d April, isf4 ty Houee IT, HARRIS Attorney
o. the Uuited states f1r sad Dlsfrcf, gIIo pF0-r-
cufes therein on behalf "a che UaIied states ami
Joseph r. Dlhn, surveyor II Cusom4 at Nashville.
Tenn, against sixty -nfie hales q Cotton, markell
IL T., and against AT persons lagiflliy lnterseu-
gag ior Their interests therein, alleging sutsianrr,
That on April p ls4, Boa sad District, % ani. sii
property was seized ty -aidJ Il. Diln, ~ Dreiie.i
~ The United states, iOr cs-a in sld Information
-et ionh and aYrrred a. he true and rraJng i0r ili
usual process, &C..
Nov. therefore in pursunuce % The mention M
der The seal % sld Cont 81 me directed, here
~ give puhlir warning % ali persons concerned in
interest OBJ sald Cotton o. appear ff0Te sfld Couri,
90 De Federal Conf kooIl. in fhf Cspito ~ Nash
vile, iu SAIL District. on the "A MoHdy u Nay,
isgi, shen ami there o. pPDponnd their claims aili
make their allegations in tlaf ls-iiaiL -
EfWlN o. GthTuCh
Marshal q be siid. ilisf. 70 renn.
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Corn Meal.

nj n .,,,, = ~ ~ - - - - A. fHA
~ At IN y. ,. DIchEY, Agent.
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NOTE, LETTER AND CAP PAPER,
Pens, Ecncil-, Envelope, etc., ~ sale ~
E.H. l. 3 co.
PRECAUTIONS oAREEuLLY c0MrOUEDED
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WI. CAMERON 4 co., Publishers.
The Hight Of the Hours.

The Hight Of the Hours.
Beneath this starry arch
Nought resteth or is still,
Butsii things hold their march,
As if By one great will;
Moves one, move all;
Hark TO the football
On, on, forever!
Yon sheaves were once but seed
Will ripen into deed;
As cave-drops swell the streams,
Day thought feeds nightly dreams
And sorrow trscketh wrong,
As echo follows song,
On, On, foreYerl
b. night, like stars on high,
The hours reveal their train;
They whisper and GO by,
." ] never watch IN vain"
Moves one, move ell;
Hark TO the football;
On, on, forever
They pass the cradle-bcd,
And there a promise shed
They pass the moist new grave,
And bld rank verdure wave;
They bear through every cline
The harvest OF all time.
On, on, foreveri
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United states OF America.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TESNEssE E-No. 81.
HmEREAs, Az INFORMATION WAS FILED
" n the UIainet Court 81 tno Uuifetl States f1r
ssit District ol the ~ dag of Apni lisa. hy Ho-
rp-e i. haFu-an, ESQ, Attorney ~ fhc tuled
SfI-ss i0r -aid District, aio therein rr0aeeutss ou
hclslf ~ the United St,tas and ". h. 1aItaeher
Eel, na-tiust ~ ca-ef ~ ifiicrs, Wine and Cnrk-
f-ii'-. aad against 80 pef-ous lFwmily lnicrVeuug
or licir Interests therein, alleging tat sid prop
erfy nHd teru ~ zet Dob said lrsfrct On l1i.i, g.
forfeited G. the United fes ilr fause4 JOB SAID ln-
iomgten set iorih ani sFerreit9 - true, All przyl
Jog i0r The usual process, &C.
NoF. Therefore, horeby give pullic Earnln1 tn
at per~oIs concerned n Interest in SAL property
y nTpesr ielore sad Court n the Fetlerl Couft
koeu n the Capitai % Ni-hF BE-, on he ii monsisy
in dsy lea. at 10 O'clock, A. ~, chen and llrrs
taslror pound tler cilIus and uaige Their silesfou-
r. K. oLtSColk.
T. 3 Marshal ior Md. hi-t. Tenn.
an Hf 10
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FREE BY MALL
TRADE PRICE NET:
Three Sets, Zone Of each, as sample,) post
paid %
One dozen Set, assorted, if preferred,)
pos Paid lor.,......,-.,.. ..........-... co
Six dozen Set, assorted IL preferred)
freight paid 10y buyer..........-...........2l %
One Gross, assorted, # preferred, freight
paid by buyer.......-.... Sc o.
Army Agents, Suffers and Pedlsrs, II they prefer
It, may send their orders and money through any
Express Company, KIih instructions 10 pay for
Goods on delivery at the Office Of the cosnpany
here. NeWsmen and others in a permanent locality,
Eill send money for small orders large ORDERS II
preferred, c. o. ID. Send your orders 10 fail to IN
sure prompt delivery. Seal sll letters carefully,
and address plainly 10
GEO. P. JENKINS,
Western Agent,
Mar l--sn No. 1J7 Main street. Cincinnati, o.
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Effect of the Gold Bill.

The Gold Act passed by Congress, and
which will Immediately receive thu appro.
val of tho President, will have the effect oil
closing at once the Gold Gambling Room
on the corner of Exchange place and viii,
liam street, and all other outside speculation
In Gold and Foreign Bills. Business in ei.
ther must hereafter be dope at tho counters
or in the offices of'the Bullion Brokers and
Foreign Bankerss And il must be done
with cash in band. except where ten days is
allowed for the delivery of Foreign Ex.
change, made against shipments abroad
and contracted to be delivered in good faith
and with no intent or purpose to wager up
on the future price of Gold or Exchange. or
to evado the spirit of the restraining Act.
Tho Act, ~e have reason to believe, will
be strictly enforced from the start. There
will be No delay from tho constitutional"
doubt of the power Of Congress, supported
by ono of the disaffected evening papers.
Mr.. Gilpin will probably close his Gold
Room without waiting to try this issue. We
arc quite sure tho New York Stock Ex.
change will strike gold from their official list
of dealings rs soon as the act is signed by
President. There has been very little done
in it, at tho Board for year past. II, after
these movements, any adventurous or def
ant party of spectators attompt to violate
or evade its provisions in the open street
the policy of the Government will no doubt
be on hand to exact tho penalties which il
presoribos. The act contemplates no inter.
ference with legitimate trade in gold or ex-
change. IN ready money, but simply con,
fines II to the offices of tho licensed brokers
and bankers of the city.--NsW York Times