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We Ask

Tss suffering millions m our land 70 CiJe this
rss..s.fv trial convinced thAt by Is uu'sF uss
l5sny nav he reliaved, msnY cured q lyspspslA
Hegrtf-fra s5ur stomach, SICK hsadscce, lizn'
- Ip.freauan. fliss, C,surensss, Bilious Al
49,. Liver Comrlains s, Rhesms'lc Az. ,ons. J. &C.
Rssd sh. Pamphlet of Tesuruouisis VIII - p bot
Ce, All 90 no use the Hedicine agaasi the adFlct
- Tour ihysicisn.
Msau..,sured Only BY TARRANT 90. ~
tsfee1~0ch sireel, NeH lork.
eaH- 49, aala all ftrssnglata UFA "
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Just received, per Express. dua Joe % q
aWlaaoa, tafiot0u, us.usonk, muiliua. at pr.-
Vate aaIe- Gao. SHsELua a G..
liyl-n - aui 81 college street..
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meeting was held last evening At the
rooms OF lhe Long Island Historical society.
corner OF Court sud Jorsleinon ,trests,
Brooklyn, to take INTO consideration the
most effective meaus OF cXJeuding pecunia-
~ anu o her aid 10 oBr suffering rll5w-citi-
4rns of the late rrbellous S,stes Of the
south
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AGENTS Wanted

E-Our cotvm,sslons g Agents are more il-
aral lhn those OF Ny otner nIm ID Au'e'''4'
NIL -.nl
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Louisville, Kentucky.

Hs iuimitslle preparation or sAR58PAKiLLA
has ong 81 Oi 81 lhe head Vi Sle FsuOus CON-
pouldso. that Vslus5ie drug.
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All the School Books in use at reduced
Prices.
o.t IL
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We are agthof.ir.i .o ann5arca AH., - "a.
Ss.,.7.iaie ,9-..-e' iar trm.as. louu Ca Il
ee are sulhrlaei 90 1aaaafca g. .---e q. l.s
a-Fl ManCn eit1llu.
- '---s N,asss'---.=-- a. -llt tll
ieclon m ne Weati ior sale, wholesale aul
retail. kemomocr the place. GALLERY 0f thu
Cumberland, z5Colar street.. Opposite com
mrcisl Hotel. mava--u.
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DURYHA'S MAlzENA
Vas the Oaly Preparation for iuod nom
Indian CORN

That received medal and honorable meuu0n nom
tb. RoyL Commissioners. AZ the great International
ErhIhtou. London lso2. the competition OF all
prominsut manufacturers Of acorn starch" and
GPreuarei Corn Flour OF tins ami other countries
- a.fHH5gF
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In Dyspepsia,

aui 's attendant trsin Of symptoms, u srts more
llhE A CHAkM than med cine. There Is moth
us 10 the whole range Of MstsFis Medica that can
ilI q moment bear . comparison with It 10 this dls-
gsse
ful acoouut Of this wonderful plant may Be
IaEe. lzs7 and iass
serss Of experiments an winch Dr. Bull has
tsgl lfr years engaged. has just be brought 70 3
~ oFssIul termination, and he ls nov enabled %
uffI 90 the pubic = COLO binstion of OkDkON WITH
g,her approved tonics. the whole preserved 10 the
a-.i qualify Of copper Sisiiiled Bourbon WHISKY,
gHth he b. confident hze no equal IN he Worid-
BE might furnish & volume " ertocates, bat the
lallr have long zuca iearned 10 estimate Fuch
ll-Es by their true valrae TIE Fsfe7t plan is lot
.'sis one 20 test Tor hutssh the yir1gss Of nes
-l1lEe
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SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate
IN
EDG e FIELD,

DY virtue OF Rdscree OF the Circuit Court OF The
ID Ue!ted State for the Middle District Of Ten
nessee, pronouncsi st the October Term Of sa.l
Court IN the caHss o. Wray Gillilsnd, 81 Rls. q.
w. A. Lucas. ct ale, / will, on the SID day Of Jsn.
nary, lsC5 on Ihe pTer1-es- expose o. sale 10 m
highest Udd-y. the following Iesi estat Belonging
% The i'm OF Trable . Lucs--
Ole Dug store and Lot N Edgeheid, irOutiLg
22iE feet on Gsilatun pike, and running back T.
leet
one Dry Goods Store and Lot sdiGung tie
sioressd Drug oTore, ironing 20 !eet and Tuuni-y
back lg5 feet
one Dwelling House aud Lot situsted on ts
Street running Icom the wire Suspension ff-idge,
Edgeheld, fronting % feet, and runulnF hacs 30
teeL more or loss.
The Residence of W. n. Lucas. on Gallarn
pike 10 Eogeteld, fronting 100 feet and runnng
back lsJ ie-t.
Ore Lot in 'rrimhs- Addition 10 Nashville (ths
last mentioned lot will be sold 81 the Court House
door 10 NashEiliel
Terms -One-iOurth Cash--bslsnce on = credit O.
e. y and Is months The purchaser will be reIuiT.
81 20 give notes with approved ss~-urity, snd lie
rets ned until the purchase money = PAID.
Possession gwen on dav Of sale.
F. K. CAMPBELL,
decS-Im Sperisl COmmi-. ioae'
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SuFFER e r S
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!

TARRANT 4 Co
tseutsuaen Il an resideni o. laf'aaos, snd hsEs
-, .rsn-5ssd 20 write O. ycu ccnosrE-uE tie res
ysire al 'your SEiELEsR AfESlENf 81 remedy
~ INDIGESTION snd I'ys Rep~s- desire 90 eEpres-
:. Won suecre autuue for the l-resf rcnent ths
sKft TLFR has zone my wife
Far rogr on eve yusrt my wife hss bear sadb
srSi,ed with DYSPEPSIA. and sfer baing UnGer fhg
testrent Of severa Dosiors Tor -E' OF three years
she vss fnAlv luduceu 70 sees tie advice oi
I.srned Puyscian. noctor Cahislis, % Neurzuels
vhc imnledls'eiY trsated her vlthsyour kFEk
VEackRT SELTZEk APERLENT. sre bsgsn q
improve st Cnce. snd Is nov PEEF ECr3.Y " ELL
Reel it q ue nv DUTY i1T The good 81 humEnfry il
make us ststsueut, feelIug ths. uledCIne 80 val
pshle should he widely krOsn
TruslnE Won uill give ms pubiety. and repeSt
i,.r nv earnest gratitude ard hanks
an vsry respectfully yours,
= .. G HENRIoUER.
Nsw YOrE. June IS. '6s- MssehslL. Clracso, "a
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ATTORKEYs ar Law.

CAMPBELL MoE 1EN & GROEsBECK, Artor-
- neys a. Law An1 Claim Agents, practice N al
ne Courts. Collet tons promptly attendeJ 70 :
rl-o claims agalnst he United 1tstes and Vouchers
collected Ofies % North Cherry street, up stairs
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NJ ERRITT & HIIIr-Deslers m Wall Paper
IN window Shades, Wlndow Glass sud Photo
graphic Material, corner OF Church ami Market
suTee,s
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WALL PAPER, etc.

TETILSON, W a CO.-MsnUfacrdrers snd
" WhoIe-aie Hud Il,-tah DesIer= 10 tn, Copper
An Sheet ron Ware and Furnishing Goods, NO, u
| College street.
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In their Stock Of
Wines < Brandies,
All o. WHICH ARK
ENUINE AND IMPORTED
ATay IA f,unE

F5marun and Duf Gordon Sheu--,
Old Ch0ice sud Kesrrvel MsdeIras.
London DOES aud Burgundy POu,
Pemsrtn, Blsgueior. and 81. julien hsd0l
ClRret,
Hsut SanierBe NlestsiBeT, HOckhelusy aud O..
tsWba Wines
payne
pnst Csstnou, OJard, Dupuy's Co 8 Brsndies
IRISH, scotch, Bourbou sud Robertson County
RhiSkys
hol'aad Gus
Marsscmuo Ahsinths- Nern0Esle sud sg s-sJTt
ed n iuors
Bakers and Holland Bitter
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A MONG THEIR STOCK MAY BE FOUND:
Java, RIO aud MochR Coffee;
Crushed, Powdered. Coffee. POr,i- REQ, s1i every
grade Of Brovn Sugars;
Teas, Candies, Starch,
Csstlie Palm, ErasIye, and Laundry SCaps;
Almonds. Flberts. Currsnts, PrUue- Rsisius
Butter, Oyster, ? sncy and Almond UrscEe-,
Pine Apple, GlOustaT and Domestic Cheese;
Mixed, Gl'kins, Chow chow, aud Imperial Hot
Pickles;
Mushroom, Walnut, India and Sir Robert Peels
CatsuB;
Sutans, Royal Table, Reef Steak, Roysl Osborne,
John Bull soho, MogOl and Hervey Sslces
Ess-nce OfAnchOvles, Essence OF Shrinpss
Hahls, Imperial snd Durham Mustard
Mushrooms, Dutch Anchoviss, Anchovy Paste
StrssUOurg Meats, Posted Tongue, P0tted Hams
Fruits VI every vauety IA cans and Jars.
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We HAVE IN STORE

WE HAVE IN STORE
30 Fecss BsEgag superior quality,
Ion Coils nf hone,
$40 rarreIs OF Flour. Rest quality
I pgEs o. CCtsv,
a1 Barrels brosn SuEsr,
al Barrel Crushed snd fusisTe1 sugar
So F.srreis Mo.ss-es.
Sd Bali Barrels Noises
400 Ehs Of Ligu0T, sssoyted,
- EeEs syrup
l0s kcES Nails, assorted sizes,
so Barrels SAT-
- klts Msckere,
- Barrels While Fish.
ID Gases and Boxes TouFpco.
So pozen Brooms
% Bozes Spee,
- Pepper
Is 60 tsinEer
% Indigo
s Casks Eailcr.
Togsgnsr wuh Generl AssCrtmslt o.
Gro e ri e 8.
! vh-,A ve oH-r 70 the Trade A. pucss 70 suii the
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Co.'s Ems
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No. LIS Is 81 z5 81 20 6------ s. 70 8 ~
No. g.. W 5O lol $500. =. VI ~
no. s.. 1 - 7o OJ 00I ~ III o.
No. g.. ! 5Jl Z5i bJ O3i " ~ 2 ~
no B O0l 2 T5i O0 80 vi So 10 %
No g.. z5i 8 ", IS 7s. f6t ---.F -...--
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No. s.. uJi OJi sol rs Q vi .---.. --..-.
No, s-... sol 5JI 05 ------ o o' '..-- -.-...
No. To-. UOI OO' OF -----' -..-s-l ..-i

These pous bear ny trads marx e Q. r BAEsEz,
E1fEA I0U., KY" f0T which have secured the
.5st,--l1ff and are Warrsutei equal 10 LIKENESS Of
msisrlal and workmanship to the best Eastern man
uh..ture, aud are believed TO b superior 70 all
5tbers 10 durability and other substantial qualities
shich combine 70 make 6 really serveeable pei &.
sent by mal or express o1 rBceipt Of price s1L
rsa- dtcrQEs (lf b. mal, a. nv rsk Wheu ~ cent
s sddsd for Tegstlsb write your name aud sd-
dress plainly.
Postage on sIngis pen three oontss pen with any
ease " holder and box, 81 ocEt5 Old pens
paired for nifty cent? laad st0lRp) each. CirculsIs
snt FEEE. Address
o. p bARNEs,
Sold Pen Manufacturer,
ts5 hkin-strest Cor. slEth, Louisville, ~.
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Col. AllstOn, the next speaker, said that
he would not attempt 10 make an appeal "
an audience like the one before him. He
dwelt IA OF ths desolation which had been
caused by both armies Ia the South, especi-
sllv by Gen. Sherman, whose msrch acrOss
Georgia had not lelL house standing for =
sWsth 200 miles IN length BY abOus 20 in
width. The speaker also hailed from Esst
Tennessee, and he said that the destitution
Of the people there had not been exaggerated
He thought that the utmost prudence should
be- exercised IN sending money 70 the South
lest il should be wasted or dispensed IN such
manner as merely 20 inspire the people,
both white and black, with idlensssi but IL
-udiciously dispensed, great good could be
I sreomplished with comparatively smell
mesus The speaker had fought earnestly
I ou the side OF the rebellion, but he ackuOw
lsdged .'the whip frankly, as he wss con-
6dsut that sll his Southern brethren did.
I Union and fraterual feeling could b. Effected
bv kindness. which could never be accom-
pii.hsi bv force. The speaker was himself
Z an anti-slayery man; he had divided out
( MS large piantst.0u into farms Of forty acres
Z sssb. Nth B5use and black family on
I essh farm. They save him one-thIrd Of
tbs product OF the -auci sad kept the resi-
( are and the speaker was confident that be
I'D thus realize more OF Of his estate
,r4n he had ever done before. He would
/ ,Iyi-s vouug men % 60 down South from
H. North, and help to restore good feeling
I by 5.sabusiug the southern minds Of wron 9
I concessions, and concluded by renewing
b.. supeal i1Y Northern aid.
PROCEEDING, ug TIA COMMITTEE.
afr. Low then stated that be lad called
3 80 1Il the speakers, and that the sub
I -..--rt.s1 De, Tor raising the charitable fund
=, 5usstiou was up-a .1r signature Toe
| --l-aWlue subscriptions were made on The
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nOOI AND JOsS rRTNTING.

TtAMEROA, WIN. d CO. Book snd Job Printers,
- sud pa fishers OF the Daiy aud Weekly
Union, PunIe.'s Aley. beaSeen Union and Dead
enc streets.
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BAEKEGS AND sROKERS

nTIs, K A.--4tt0rhey and Counsellor 81 Las
~ Office 421z Cheuy g.. p. O. Box 74s-
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents Of Insurance Companies.

ItAREY SMITH, Nos. 80 aud IS Union street
- lup stars ret resent lne 4 .l0Nlcg Companies
lEtns Of Hsruord, Security, Mamma Tan, Metropoi'
tn, phlsniE and liIICkerbocker Life Of Neg logk
aud Accident Of Columbus. Chic
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CLEVELAND. TENNESSEE.
Attorneys and Claim Agents.

IL $. DTIANY, Attorney Al Law and War Clam
T.. Agent, Cleyelsud. Tenn uoy15-IY
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TINNERs, &e.

1 Lar. ". BROWN, Real Estafr and Gem rsl
% ru-iu--s AGENT, over Nork's booz store, 3sl
Union oIr rl, Nashville, Tenn. sut6-6m'
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lluad reputation suEz wide spread s-l sim .Oog
nutu ruHh Aunenca. Bat the cruwuI or'uJ her
o. hie reEEains 70 BE- attained n ms IL rIOconEegry
uther continuation. for - does not claim 20 nave
1sal The dtzcuFerer Of CIpKDN, vii ch - the basis
sI the Bttsrs nov odsredt a. the public. That hon
ur tsougs % the uEltve inhabitants Of Central
Amerlca, 90 whom n Virlusal have been known Tor
more than two hundred yesrs Armed with u the
luaiau mus uenan,e 90 the most deadly malaria
sHi handle without fear the most Yenomons ser
Ieuts. ltis belief with them. that while there Is
lye th IN toe bBdv The Csdrsn potent 10 cule, no
MISTER Hhsi the disease may be.
MhIe Dr. Bail Is not prepa dto endorse this ex .
rayaEsnt prFtansion, he Is nevertheless sat sned
1um thorough az smiusflon OF the eyiu urnce rels-
Hus O. o. vrtuea, that = remedy snd Freseuts-
I've Hr All disesse arising nom exposure. = ther
% toe weather OF chmsis OF 10 miasmsiic Iniuen-
uEs. D. stands
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CLAIM AGENTS, &e.


YNIGHT BBOTHERA-psslersI IN CumberlSri
N and rittsburg Cca Wood sawed and spit IN
stove lengths. OBce 4s Church street. Yard on
Boiling Mil -iil, SCUM OI Broad All orders nlled
promptly.
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Rebel Treasury Notes Made in New
York--A RemiHisceucr Of Mr. &. b.
Lamar.
The Washington Republican says. CA COO
siderable number oi rrbc. treasury notes
were recently captured by the ohr-r. Of the
Treasure Department OF the denomination
Of yU's, 1908. JG0's aud ,UOO's, bearing che
imprint Of tne National Bank Note Compa-
ny, No. Wall street, View York city. one
Of the SOS only was sent % the president o
the company, aud the letter below is the an
swer-
The New York herald., 1865-07-31

THs NOMINATING CONVENTION SYsrRx.-The
method Of nominating candidates for elective
Offices which has been in vogue for 80 many
years is thoroughly rotten and corrupt, and
should be abandoned. Good institutions be-
come sacred by time; but bad ones-such as
the customary political nominating conven-
tions-become more rotten a. they grow older,
like everything else which Is dead and decay
ing. The effect Of the system has been almost
universally the selection Of the worst men in
the community for Offices Of trust II has re-
suited 10 handing over the interests OF the
people TO the keeping Of a,parcel Of rogues and
rascals, and converting the exercise Of the fran
chise into something worse than farce. II Is
evident from the expressions Of public opinion
on this subject, that people Of all parties are
convinced that Il Is about the worst system
which could be adopted, and In this public
opinion Is right. Merit has no influence with o
nominating convention, but money has great
deal II is obvious, then, that candidates for
Offices should be presented to the people with
some better guarantee of their fitness than the
endorsement Of a political convention. If a
man has not backbone enough TO stand on his
own merits when he invites the su6rages Of the
people for an important Office, no certificates Of
character from @ nominating convention can
supply the deficiency. As far as regards the
system of nominating candidates at political
The New York herald., 1865-07-31

The Frigate Congress Net Anoat-Or-
ganization OF County Courts-Largc
sale OF Rebel Ordnanoe-The Steamer
Blackstone Disabled, &c.
FosrRsss Mossos, July 81, 1895
General O. Osborn passed through here to-day on
bis way 70 Chicago.
The late Third New York cavalry Captain Dsrne COM
mandiAg, now the First New York Mounted Rifles, un.
der Colonel Sumner have been transferred Fredercks
burg and have been relieved Suffolk by the First Dis
trct OF Columbia cavalry, by orders received by General
o. I. Mann.
The United States frsate Congress not anoat
reported; but effort will be made 10 raise her,
which IL is expected will prove successful
The courts Of Elizabeth City county were organised
to-day, and every ooicsr is pronounced Union man.
The commissary depot at Portsmouth has been dis
continued.
ThArmopelAr los a The ahada
The New York herald., 1865-07-31

THH 6HAKspsas MONUMENT. On the 23d Of April, 1854
which the tercentenary anniversary Of shaksperes
bth the stone Of monument 70 the great bard
Of ell humanity LAID by society Of gentlemen the
Park The Executive Committee, which consists Of many
leading citizens and Of which Hon Judge Daily chair
man. have just issued circular stating the progress Of
the undertaking. appears that the munhcent sum Of
$9 500 has been contributed, Of which $50 the
proceeds Of four benefits at Nibo's and the Winter
Garden. II was originally resolved by the committee,
that no design should be adopted until $4,000 COL
lectcd and that sum is In their bands, within
fraction they ready to receive designs for the
meut which Is intended TO be full length representation
Of shakspere, conforming n face and costume TO the
monument al stratfordupon-Avon, and the Droeshout
print prenxod 10 the first edition Of his works. these
being regarded the only reliable authorities. That
the sculptor must be an American s condition OF the
intention 10 erect this splendid monument In Park
The New York herald., 1865-07-31

FALSE RsoBrER or DEATHS. very curious
fact was developed In the communication Of
DR.. Ramsay, the Registrar ofRecords and statis-
tics, to Mr.. Boole, City Inspector, which ap-
peared in our columns on Saturday, and that
was that physicians are In the habit Of making
careless and sometimes positively false returns
Of the causes Of death. II is stated that in one
case the death of an infant from erysipelas was
registered as occurring from spotted fever; and
in another case death resulting from puerpe-
raj fever, and subsequently 80 admitted by the
physician, was returned also as a case Of spot
ted fever. Ifreports are made in this way, the
system of registering the causes Of death Is
nothing but farce. Certainly no respectable
physician would risk his reputation by report
ing case of fever after childbirth, which is
quite common, as one Of malignant spotted
fever which is comparatively rare. DR.. Ram
cav should have given the names Of the medical
The New York herald., 1865-07-31
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Our city subscribers will confer favor BY reporting
any Of city carriers who ovecharge for the HERALD
Country subscribers to the NEw YoRk HERALD
quested to remit their subscriptions. whenever prac
cable by Post once Orders 1t is the safest mode Of
transmitting money by mail
Advertisements should be the Office before nine
O'Clock in the evening
The New York herald., 1865-07-31
The Southern Elections and the Su,
cessful Candidates.

The result Of the recent elections in Rich
mond has been that the majority of the candi-
dates chosen were those who had been in the
rebel army during the war. Some of the North
ern papers growl bitterly at this, and when
the radical republicans bear the news we
may expect a tremendous outcry for imme-
date negro suffrage and an appeal to President
johnson to set aside the elections. II is con-
ceded, however, that at Richmond the people
had their own way, entirely undisturbed by
the military; and this fact must be very grate-
full to those sticklers for the purity and inde-
pendence of the ballot, Messrs Ben Wade and
Henry Winter Davis. So, if one portion of the
radicals is in rage at the choice the people
have made, the other portion will be happy in
the knowledge that this choice was not inter-
fered with by the military authorities.
II Ia rather difficult for MS to understand how
the election of ex.rebel soldiers can be
legally prevented. Uoion men were put in
nomination.; but It seems that the people did
not want them in Office. This being so, what
are we to do! The mere fact Of an election
presupposes the intention Of the general gov
ernment to- allow the people to choose their
own local rulers; and II they prefer rebel SOL
diers 10 Union men we do not see how the
matter can be helped at present Indeed, the
government can have no voice In the Amir,
unless the President decide TO violate the con-
sttution in order to keep ex-rebels out
of official positions. Il must be remem-
bered, however, that, after ALL this Is
a mere question Of the records Of the
different candidates. There are no rebels
now. The soldiers Of Lees army elected at
Richmond have already taken the oath of allie
glance and been pardoned, or, at least, they
will do so before they hold their Offices. These
ceremonies, then, make them, in the eye Of the
law, just as good Union men as the rest Of us;
and we hope that they will prove 10 be so in
practice. The shortest and the easiest and the
best way, therefore, to remove all apprehen-
sions in regard 10 the Southern elections is for
us to remember that rebels died with the rebel
lion, and that all the candidates are conse-
quently good enough Unlonists for all practical
purposes.
Nothing in the world could be more natural
than for the Southern people to vote for those
candidates who had served them In the rebel
armies. The Unionists Of Richmond during
the war were very few and very silent. If they
loved the Union they kept the fact to them
selves, and only revealed II when General
Grant had made the confession perfectly safe
For all the good they did the Union cause they
might almost as we'll have been rebels. But,
waving that point, we Gnd 10 the secresy they
observed in regard to their opinions strong
proof that they considered themselves es
The New York herald., 1865-07-31

THE PRICE OF GoLD.-There is strong feel
ing among the gold operators in Wall street for
a rise in the premium on coin. The argument is
this THAT the disbursements of the national
treasury will plethorize the money Market and,
as there is no national loan now to absorb the
surplus, demand will be created for gold for
the purpose of boarding until such time as
another government loan may be authorized,
which cannot take place until Congress meets
in December. The Increased importations have
also tendency to raise the price under the
anticipation Of foreign demand. On the
other hand, II is held that the government, with
a surplus of twenty-five millions, can at any
time prevent rise by throwing from two to
five millions upon the market, or any amount
sufficient to break down The operations and
anticipations of the bulls