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among the slaves in Texas.

From the Jefferson Crsxas) Bulletin.
We hear Of robberies and thelts being
committed every night or two in our
town, which is supposed 10 be the work
of negroes. Are the citizens determin-
ed 20 sit with arms folded, and let tho
negroes regulate prices, control the
town and country and run at large
without restraint2 Every house that
Is square distant from the proper
owner or guardian should be torn 10
the earth Every negro caught lOiter-
ing around town after eight O'Clock
should be put in the lock up, kept "A
hours, and infiet punishment of at
least one hundred lashes, unless he is
there unaYoidably. Cannot our worthy
Mayor take this matter in hand. He
is certainly clothed with power to reg
ulate and control these things within
the corporate limits Of the city II is
necessary to institute a strict watch
over these government negroes.
There are many negro ranches thro'
the country without OVerssers, left for
weeks by themselves uncontrolled.
These are places of general resort,
which afford the negroes the best OPP
portunities for eoncocting their devel-
ish designs, and has a tendency 70
create disafection among the other ne
groes. The owners OF the negroes are
more at fault than the negroes them
selves They exercise no control over
them at all-allow them to hire their
own time and make their own trades,
which has baneful influence upon the
other negroes, and should be prohibi-
ted No negro should be allowed to
trade and traffic, and hire his own time;
and we should like to see the old South
Carolina law adopted in regard TO dress,
suffering them 20 wear nothing but
homespuh. Nothing bat humiliating
steps like these will keep them in their
proper place. What step will the hon
orable County Court take in the premi.
ses
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Lie Slow uvaeh baIs.

The State election Of Ohio in 1928
was the same time as this year-the
second Tuesday Of October The Ad-
ans candidate-whether Duncan Nc
Arthur OF Joseph Vance we cannot now
say--was chosen; but, 50 slow was then
the transmission of intelligence that on
the day of the Presidential election the
supporters Of John Quincy Adams and
General jackson, Ia Concord, sharply
disputed the result Of the October elec
tion, snd bets were made upon it on
the floor Of the old town hall The
only wager we ever laid was that the
Adams candidate was chosen Bat
Ohio at the Presidential election went
for Jackson by decisive majority
Co1e0ra IN ~ Statssn.an.
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NO. 1se.
Interesting Summary OF Movements OF
the CORtendiHg Armies Immediately
Preceding the Battle In North Ala
bama.
rFron the Richmond Disuasrb Nov a.

I D4HAt4s
lFrOn the Richmond Dispatch. Nov. a.
Since the transfer Of the seat Of war
from Georgia 70 North Alabama news
from both armies comes in more un-
certainly and slowly. Almost entirely
across the extreme northern portion of
Alabama runs the Charleston and Mem
phis Railroad. II is very short dis
tance from the line, dividing that State
from Tennessee, being q distance of
| twenty miles. The Tennessee river
runs through Alabama in about the
same direction, winding about little
more than the railroad line and cross
ing 1t in several places. When Hood
started on his new movement he kept
south Of the railroad and river, having
the reserved privilege of crossing
either at any point he found convenient
When Sherman found be could not
catch him, after his last effort st Lafay-
cite, he turned north and went TO Chat
tanopga, from whence he started on
the same line with Hood, except that
he is marching on the North side Of the
Tennessee, with the hope of meeting
the Confederates at the point they shall
toned as having been destroyed He
is. now compelled to foot it over a
mountainous and barren country. He
placed Gen. Thomas at Bridgeport, with
one corps TO guard that point, and on tie
9Th Gen Sherman himsst, I0ih the Riain
army, '0GS making for Gsntsr's Landing 70
stop Hood thsrG As Hood ,cQS rithin
Nlighfs } march OF that Point on The 22d ut,
Il IL pretty ceTtgin that he could hare cross
ca, if the river was not too nigh, with
out any interference from his antsgOn-
ist Sherman has been making strenu-
Gus efforts TO relay the track from
Chattanooga to Atlanta, 50 that ne may
get away the cars, engines, guns and
materials left in the city after the sue
cessful destruction of the road by our
forces To consummate this end he has
been making a temporary track on the
timbers cut from green saplings and
trees along the road. Our cavalry,
however, have been annoying his work
ing parties to 3 considerable extent,
and materially retarded the work and
the use of the road. They dash in at
all points along the road, and after cut
ting and destroying places Of most i'm
portance, disappear, to pOunce on 1t at
some far distant point By these &C
tive operations Sherman has been pre-
vented, up to the present time, from re-
ceiving any communication with At
lanta. Thecorrespondents with Hoods
army agree that no general fight need Be
expected iBumediateig, as Slerntas is too far
behind, and has no transportation to
march with rapidity.
Very large supply trains have been
passing up 70 Hoods army for the last
fortnight. Tie eaemy under Fitzpatrick,
have made several desperate efforts 70 cap
tlre th>ss trains, but thus far unsuccess-
full Wheeler is keeping them in check.
Il rad IS, hOtSsvsr, anticipated upon the
ALabOma and Tennessee Railroad n tie al.
reetion Of Selma Some of the Yankee
garrisons recently captured in Northern
Georgia were raw recruits. in camp Of
instruction, who had not yet had arms
issued to them.
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The proposed monument on the field
Of battle Of Magenta, in honor of the
French generals, officers and soldiers
killed on the memorable day Of the
4th Of June, 1859, is nearly completed
The masonry work is finished, and the
bronze ornaments in the interior Of the
chapel are affixed the names Of the
men who fell in that battle are to be
inscribed on brass plate. AS soon a.
the monument is finished the commits
sioners who directed the works will IN.
augurate il with great sOlemnity.
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Sen. fitzpatrick Repalsed-sherman's
Cavalry Makes a Raid on TalIadega
rrrnm ths Rishr1outi srn.ineI. Nor. l.1

From the Rehn1oua Sentinel, Nov g.
The Appeal asserts, on what is con.
sidered good authority, that on Satur.
day last the federal cavalry, under Gen
eraf Fitzpatrick, attacked Wheeler, who
Is protecting the rear Of General Hood,
and was repulsed with loss. We could
learn no particulars further than that
the prisoners captured reported Saer-
man 5 main army three miles in their
rear, which was not credited A report
also reached our city yesterday that a
cavalry raid had reached Talledega, but
il needs confirmation.
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The NaTJ or sHeden---An Ericsson
IF0R-Clad for the King.
Stockholm (Oci. 49, Core pondsnes Of he Lonfp d
Post

5tOchftouu tgEl kJrFe nouQ6nce Cf The La1rtif
Post
There was recently 50 near a prospect
of Sweden being involved in q war for
Scandinavian Interests, that means Of
different kinds were in progress 80 that
she might DO enabled to maintain her
part in such a conflict One Of these
Was the building Of an iron-clad ship
of war, or monitor, which is now well
advanced at Horkoping, three hundred
Iorkmen being constantly employed on
her, and il is expected that she may be
launched in May or June next a. the
very latest The construction OF this
vessel Is carried on under the direction
ofs fsCarlsund, Of the Swedish navy, ac-
cording TO the designs Of Mr John
Ericsson, who, though a Swede, has ao-
quired 30 mach fame in these matters
on the other side Of the Atlantic as 70
be generally claimed as an American;
and all who are versed in such affairs
are Of the opinion that this vessel now
building at Norkoping, will answer al
she purposes for which she is intended
IN q superior manner
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IT viii take two years 70 complete the
removal of the capital Of Italy from Tu-
rim 10 Florence. What the continental
people call cabinets Of the ministries
will only be removed from Turin at
present The archives, the Offices Of
the different branches of the military
and civil administrations will follow
Turin, therefore will not feel eshock
of transfer 80 suddenly a. it had been
supposed
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The new constitution Of Maryland
went into effect on tuesday, tue 81 Of
Govember. The event was celebrated
in Baltimore by FIVE hundred guns at
sunrise, noon and sunset, the ringing
Of bells, illuninations and other sigus
Of rejoicing &c the deliVer4uce of the
State from the curse Of slavery.
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The Independence Of Brussels states
that the bank Of the gaming house a.
Spa has just had an extraordinary vein
Of III luck. tine Of the most successful
players was the Hungarian General
KlapkA de had announced his inten-
ton 70 play only an hour and quarter,
at the expiration af that time be rose \
winner Of 5T0O0E
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The French journals announce tho
death OF II. Charles Rsy baud, al The
age of sixty-four. The deceased has
been for q period of nearly thirty i've
years attached 70 tho editorial stth oi
the Constifutionnei. the Dsoals, aud,
lastly, Of the noniteur
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-12

One Of the uncles usually found only
in noveiS has lately died in ireland,
leaving two nieces, nov in convent
school in France, fortune Of one mil
hon pounds sterling.
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Twenty tise square miles Of territory
have been cedsd 70 the United States
by treaty, with the Indians Of Southern
and Middle Oregon.
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"Molly Hayes" noted female Rebel
spy OF Forests command, who was cap
tured SIX months ago, has been sent 70
the Alton (Ii prison
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The steamer Brother Jonathan arriv
ed at San Francisco from the Northern
coast, on the Ist inst, with s549 00J in
gold from Oregon, snd 81 90 from
British Columbia
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The blockede runners take 80 many
seamen from Glasgow that ordinary re-
spsstable merchants can hardly get
crews
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Special Notice.

L Congreas uassed June -, 1866, she Licenses of
pskoiesefe Dealers Wholesale Liquor Dealers,
Retail Liquor peslers, Hotel keepefs, = oeieTs
eDd Eeerers of Billiard Taties an Bowling Alirys
5,eye beer re-sssessed Al such lcenses laiist -
,reseufed irnuedia ely for the proper eDdorse-
r,euf and the re-assesstnf Dt pea go
Dealers 10 Cigars VII repoft AZ once sbe enlolt -
inspectof may attend ana sthx iaTaFs- Al i9una
- fetansned after The 1st Of DecemieF next, va
te seiEed H. l., sun Ei-A-' Noies''
nofB--zE VI
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The Financial Strength OF the Coun-
tPY-Khaf . Greenhack Is.

The following is an extract from the
very interesting speech made in Saint
Louis, on last Saturday night the 5th
inst, by Governor Chase:
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or THE UNIoNi

Read tho following Letters received from rou,
Somrades 40 endorsements OF the WOkLl
known as PROF. HOLLoWAY,s PILLS All
OINTMENT. You will here find unsolicited tcetI.
mS S received from all parts Of the country
See to Your Heslthl All OF you have some OIL e
interested In your welfare, then do not delay.
Your Life q yaluAblel Not only TO yourselves
but TO yorr FaiherS and Mothers, Sisters, Wives
and Brothers. Then, while you may, purchns
your HEALTH For IS cents sS oentb OF 81 40 viii
when expended In these medicines, bring you down
TO the greenest ami ripest old ago
The following are genuine letters on file In,
inspeeton at this office Copies seat BY msil to any
inquirer 60 MAIDEN LANE, n, y
QrARTEnmAgIER's DEPARTmEEI,,
Folly lsLAsn, 3: G., November 70, I6G3,
Fret, Hoiic.rdy co Maiden Lcar, n, Y:
sra; Enclosed pleaee md two dollsrs, for who,
send me one dollars worth each OF your celebrate
Pills and Ointment, by return mail. Please Attoni
70 thia At once, Tor am much In nOed Ofthe above
Lieut.. A. W. FELLOWS, 4. H.,
Ssth Illinois Volunteers.
CAMP NEAR BRANDY sTATlOH, Va,
d., ,,.,.., january 7, 1904.
DEAR SIN: ! have heard a great dca! Of tai
lbout your famous Pills, and rs never was /,
NE need OF them till now, | want to try them, a.
niArrh@A IL very prevalent st the present time
zen" me the worth OF the onSSl9ssd; Yours, 49,
Co. f. Sth ReEt.l Excelaior Brigade
PULAszII Tenn, Dec. %, lQgs,
DEAR SIR: Please lind enclosed ono doIl,r, AZ g,
'ehn me tIo amount In your famous Pills, Ae An
troubled with Dyspepsia, and seek cure.
foufs, SG', THOMAS =. TURNEk,
Co. ], I'd Iowa Ipiant..
A.. nm, Norma BLAND, s, c., Jan. u, ISL.
Prot. H1NOEaG
Dean sra: Ensloscd you will md 90 cents. t.,
whloh Wish you to send me come OF your value.
,le Pllsi send them by mail. enGlGsC 10 eJnIi
''f A S9S3SeSss' ISRAEL c. HALL,
Co, d, 4th N. II. Vols, P1It Ruyut, i e.
CAMP OF bTH En- EIBIOA BnIOANE,y
january %, 1851. !
Sir; Please send me fOI the enclosed ~ ceal, tn
worth OF 1t In PILLS. cuClOsPd lind Is eentgt1 ~,
postage, and you will oblige, Adtless, ynuIg.
=, u ~, SSrgt' Wti; PoWERs,
Co. H. 9th hegt. EXeelsi0r Brigade,
Nashin2tOu, d.
N0HHIs isIATn, s. C., Jan. 4, 1854
Prot ANlUwEy:
Please find o1elCF0i the sum OF ono dollar t,r
RUS. hHyo plarIatn, and can't get II stoppCI
% want 70 try your Pilla. Yours, &c f'
WILLIAM CHEISTV
20 ~ 10Th Rest. Penn. VIOLA,
,,,, MOrrls lsland, 5, 4.
II the reader OF thls "notleem cannot ret a ,o, q,
Plus or Ointment nom the drug store 10 his nisa
lot him write to me, 80 Maiden Lane, CncIosinT IN.
amonnI and Twill mail box free OF CyUSpEr
MAny dealers VIII not keep my medicines Oh br,ni
because they cannot make as much pront b, rr'
oshel persons make. % centI, IS cents an. VA
~ '0A va W" ApS-ly
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MEDICAL.
or IOIAL nofTIoR.

Dr.. n vrILNyy rdy,,s Ho,ri,ai, 10 N. fsd-
srsi mock, Corner Of Seventh and . s,res,s, oppo-
site the Post and Patent ofnee,. Rooms 70 sud -,
up stsirs, Washington, D. c. ..... .r-a.-1 |
All diseases OF . private nature treated, In ,hs
oestsdentins manner, and radical cures sfreesed
IN all sssss SYPBLITIC AFFECTION, CON-
oRRHGA, GLgET, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result OF rOLDPTG0US
DREAMS, or any weakness OF the GENERATES
ORGANS, from any cause whsteyer, or how ions
standing, thoroughly and radically cured also
soUT, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, and other
CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES, MUSCLES,
BoNES, and JOINTS SCROFULA, BLoTCHEs
ON TIE FACE, ERUPTIoNSon the Limbs sndtoay
and all other ERuPTIvE DISEASES DISEASE
OF TIE BLOOD, from whsteyor cause they may
have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND usFoRTUEATE
NO MhNteE "nht lOuI utoAsti as w Jaw NShs-
,aeey prevent you from applying Immediately 70
Or. vellny, who is acknowledged to DO by far tho
mos, SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in the treatment
Of private diseases. Fear not to como and make
uowp your misfortunes, aud no viii speedily send
rou on your way rejoicing.
ThEi dreadful sOourge Of the young indulgsd ID
when alone, destroys tho generAuve organs, unit
,hsn for married life, producing weakness Of th'
bach and limbs, loss Of animation and museulal
power, pslpitstlon OF the heart nervous irrtsbiii
", loss OF memory, melancholy habits, insanity
consumption, and death.
YOUNG MAN! in view OF tho drSsdill come
| qucnses OF delay, do not fail to maize your cas-,
known immediately to Or. vellny. Your secret
with him are sacred, and you may confidently rely
upon his medical skill
Thousands whore systems were shattered an
Who were on the brink Of the grave, have beer
brought back to vigorous health by his skillfl
treatment
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or those contemplating nAtri
uony, who suppeOt themselves ofimpotenOy semi
sal weakness, or any disease arising from = &c
lased state OF the genital organs, whether the -
suit Of disease, injury, youthful indisorstionS,
Indulgence ofthe passions in riper years, are eAI
nestly entreated to place themselves under tn
care OF Or. V. They may rely with osrtsint
upon = speedy cure, and being restored TO fnl
health and vigor.
He treats with sntrs success ali diseases O
Fomaieo such as LEuCoRRREA or WHITES
LAPsUs UTERI, &C., &C., and in every case Gusl
sntees perfect CURE.
FEES moderate, and VISITS and Co3IMUEICA
rIoEs strictly PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL
PERSONS calling sec no one butthe DoCTon.
Those at distance msy no TREATED nv NAH
ny sending statement Of CASE, ac,.Ac:
jy2-lm'
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Ohota may lie iuade for one nr more articles, at
the option oil the bidder, q In case more than one
'Ttole 10 contained IN this offer, the chief Of ne
puroNu VAL have the right n accept one or moTu
Oi tho articles contained In such offer and reject
the remainder The prtCS must be uniform, assf
gs, it clLr re all OF any onS or more articles de-
HreTdJir n all he SfdfiOns.
For the description of articles In the above list,
bidders are referred 10 the samples at the said
Navy Yards, .GA tn The advertisement OF this bu
rcAu dTeh July s, 1896 and ior inform alton as 70
the laws and regulatlnuG I'm pamphlet Iorm) ~
garding cootTacts, TO the officers Of tho several
comm Andants OF navy yards and navy agents.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal NOT considered Advantageous TO the Gov
eTnment.
Bank formS Of proposals may be obtained on
application 10 tho navy agent at Hoston, New
York, or Philadelphia, AID 81 this bureau.
RCI.WAt
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1PRoP0sAEs..
DRoPosALs FOR FORAGE.
u. I. J. c.pT eyAsrsss,AsT1n, or.Ier,

-. csur ovAsrfhnaAsrrn's orTrcr,,
wAsurrsros DrfoI. December 9, isst .
SCALED proposals are invited BY the underrirned
for supplying tho United states QnAttermsstar,
DepaftmSnt, n washinfton, D. c., haitimnre ma,
hsxandris, and Fort Monroe, Va, or either oil
these places, with Hay, Corn, Osfs, and straw
Bids will DO recpivua Tor the delivery of 1900
bunhe Of corn OF oats and 60 tons Of hay or straw
and upwards ~ = ="
bidders must state a. which Of fto above-uamod
points they propose 10 make deiivories and me
rates a. which they will make doiivcTIes theroas
the quantity Of each article proposed 10 be delfv.
cred, the time whom said dellyeries shall be oom.
meneed, and whoa 70 Ne completed.
The price must bo written out IN words on The
bids O '
Corn 70 be put IN IN rood stout Sacks, Of abou,
two bushels each. Oats In like sacks, Of about
three bunhels each. The shoks 70 be furnished
without extra oharNe TO the Government. The
hay and straw 70 be securely baled.
fhe particular kind or description Of oats corn
hay, or straw, proposed to be delivered must Ne
ststed In the proposals. z b.
An the articles offered under the bids herein In
yitod, will be subject 20 rigid inspeotion by the
Contrssts viii be awarded from time 70 time TO
the lowest responsible bidder, as the interest OF
The Governmsnt may require, and payment will be
made when tho whole amount contracted for oh ali
have been delivered and accepted.
The bidder will be required TO accompany bis
proposal with guaranty, signed by two rcsponsi.
bic persons that In case his bid 10 accepted no or
| contract for the same, with good and suffisient
ureties IN . sum equal TO the amount Of the con.
tract, 70 deliver the forage proposed In conformity
the said shall fail 20 enter Into tho contrast
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BRASS sENOIL ALPHABETs.

NJ. J. hETCALF SON,
Union street, Boston, Mas,
- The only mAnnotgrers 10 the United states OF
Brass AlphAbetS nd Figures 10 any GToat extent.
or In any variety
Sold at wholsGb at the Lowest Cash PriOes.
AGp, the best OF Idelible Stencil Ink very cheAp
stenoh Dies, and kinds OF stencil Stock. Ihqui.
ries or orders proptly attended 20, jy99-Sm
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NJ e " INV MILO
ARTIFICIAL CHEopLASTlC
ZONE TEETH,

|
DR.. s. b. sIGEsMoND h HAYWARD,
2GO Pennsylvania avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, Washington.
DIS: g. II. calls the attention OF the public 10
the following advantages OF their improve system
lst The teeth of their manufacture will never
oorrode nor change color BY any acids, and are
thEee,fourths lighter than any other.
3D. No teoth or roots need no extracted, sc the
| artificial ones can DO Inserted over them.
| To ache.
4th. No temporary teeth are needed, as perm..
cent ones can DO made Immediately, thereby pre.
serving the natural expression Of the face, which,
s %o4 Is: SesS
ave years BY many OF the hrst chemists and plysi.
Drs 8. h II. have also invented A white ipde.
| struetible metal filing with which the most SEN
sitiye teeth can be filed without pain, ana can
build up perfect sound tooth on any Eile rootE
which will last through lifetime.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAM
with lnnokious Vapor, by Drs. sigesmond d Hay
wsra, ~ pennsylvania avenue, Inventors and sole
nAnuiAoturefs OF Anaestio InlOxious vapOr mot
Laughing Gas, nor Chloroform or Ether but
strictly an Anaostc agent, entirely free from OK.
hilAratinB efieets and perfectly rmlesS causing
quiet sleep, with pleasant sensations ard rcTieei
The bo1. Of references givon II required.
CAll and examine for yourselves. my.J
JOSH WELOKaA,b
" BuHLER REsTA URAHT.
a Ia MCisOa DOTes,l
SSB PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets, Dup s.sirsJ
The proprietor OF this fayOTlto RslfGursnt ina
Washington and he points with pleasure to lie
Arge patronage he hAI always been honOrod WITH
and sqsi "a i q tlS
Anssy e s1Hd and Al tho most reasonable Rates
pINNER, AED .
pIspatsA Al TIE shortest Aphss and 10 the nor
aAHM rssS..y mnnnei, .o,.,o., n,.,s