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an ber GuBerten NOrpOltede BON Ntef'eei-se
,runoen b1bens on6 .qbfr eS}nares otr0anS
nid,t i'm Stuu bat, Nlericp gu, ~oertalen unO
bic @dd3e Der 9Iep16ltf auf5u9eben.
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bic 1Tran,p7en NOD sespun9en leben merosrl
gferie0 3a 0%erlaien, nttt oter Die le911me
9te9jeruug Der 0epubltt. -. ~ 80
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merp'5, pe5 auBerprpe1tlt6en @elancte1t
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be. @5eyternber 1865, wprin er gfdDarro BIT
fet, spei @6ret6en pfe8 ntertfaniI 6en Stuata@
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mad, olet6, mir perSfentliAen peSbaIB .r,aaa
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aon Suares ent6dlt etre tat5e unO bln0t9e
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III MericU uno lit be6balb auBerlt tntereliant.
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felt: Don't give up the ship'f, pOer an ben
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QptttnAen 3tr1 3eit Der 8dd9arnn9 BON
6erat "A little longer yeti '.s', aa Isl
@leid8ettig NIT Den er1pd1nten S@retbert
eitQetrp7ene 9laGri6ten la9ea, Dap Suateai IN
81 DoIo lebr entbulioItil@ empfanaen pproen
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DreFe ia9te pas 0e9entbetl.) 6erner bate
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mad, DEM Snnern begebert, UNI 8efr,tten aitf
3u6ytudc1, nit Der 6Qfnung, rim fur5er 3elt
cine QrpBe Strettma6t 3t pr9oniiren." Nu9
nurpe General @pn5afe6 Srtesalin
81 NaIp e~rrpartet, nm Die 9ralioentl4aft an
3@lltretel1, pa Der Germin be8. Suare5 ant 30.
gopem6er D. S. 3u @npeif -9te Sadie iteRt
ieDenfGll8 fritil6. -54@ -
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Observation-Disclosures:
Oas Ge8iifrirun8s:0 efet.
StimmbcrcmtiQte Der otht.ehntrn SO arh

ga bic @esifratcren Der G&tsebuteu worb bic w,o;.
ftratiOn Der Stimmgeber Der beiaSten QBarb p,rUUIaSr,
bi9t BADEN, III neberein% ftimnluhS nit benz OReoiHrutiona,
@eiet, 10 OetSfientlt6en fe biermit bic ytum.n Oeri,uis
gen, bic in oerSife Ter qnuIif5irten G~timmseber einoetroo,u
itnb, unb be4GGri4ti9en ale Yerioneu. bic balan 9ntes
reiie BADEN, am Dienftl9 unO WaittpoG Dor benz erSteu
0ienfta9 I'M nG6iten giooember (pel9es Der 81. Oitobgr
unb /. ytcOember if) in i6rer Office tnG6renb Der @eSi,
frationStunben gu eri@einen unb etpnise AnslaNuuSen
Oeer 6e6ler in ~beia3ter eiite mad 3%upeiIeu, Oa 1u bsl.r 3eit
bic Etite Der aualiftSire gBGBler corriSirt nnb betGitiu
gel6loien rerber tpirb. i< 5Et
@S mn ben im @anSen fe@S Sunbert uut
ie9S unb Oierbi9 BerfOueu1resifrirt bon
oenen I e9SPunbert5 nab rd9 tuubjman3is, nit
nd9t. Repb a~nSeSeben, as tpGPlbereGti9t e~inSetraser
piirceti.
Son ben GfeSiftirteu ipurben ntSen 0iSlptaIitit elmer
1tpe9en Ni9tbcrtpObneno, brei neseu NtauseL BON ytatu'
raliiationsp~a pieren, ieGs neil ie AuslGnber, sUei ne
gen A6weienbeit bon Der Gtabt, einer me5en BermeiSe
gerun8 bes @ieeS, 5uritdsewisien unb Der Sale fteRer
nod inter @rmdSuns, ba iBrc 8ere@tisuus in 3peife
sejc9ea unit nod ni8t enti6ieben 1T. .
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THE PLATTE WAR.
Important Victory for the Allied
Forces.


The bark Katherine Maude, which az
rived ct Boston on the 5th inst, brought
important advices from Buenos Ayres %
sebtember 23-eleven days later.
The allied powers Of Brazil, Uruguay, and
the Argentine Confederation, have gained
an important victory in the capture Of the
bes.eged city Of Uruguayana, with MS entire
garrison Of Eve Thousand ParaguayGu SOL
diers. This siege was begun August 9Th last.
10 appears that the Fourth division Of toe
Paraeuavan army, which is said 10 contain
nearly hundred thousand men in its ran Ks +.
pursued q small force Of Brazilisns 20 the in
terror Of the province Of Rio Graude, and
were, in consequence Of some operations
on the part Of the allied forces, forced
% a stand IN the town Of Uruguavana
The town was immediately invested By
the allies. The hcsegcd force built O wal
about four miles in circumference around toe
town, and ditched and otherwise fortified the
position, which had the double disadvan-
tage Of being entirely separated from the
base Of supplies and very inferior as q de-
fcnsivc p0sit0n About ght or ten guns
were mounted BY the defenders. Tho siege
progressed with considerable vigor up %
AUGUST 20. when General Flores, the COM
mander Of the allied forces, demanded the
surrender of the city and forces. The Par
aeuavan commander, Autonio kstigarrioia,
declined 10 obey the summons. About this
time on a Titles later affairs began % look
more serious for the Paraguayans, reinforce
Yuents of BraziIans, under the Baron De
Porto Aierre, having formed q junction
with the army Of Geaerai Flores, and c1u-
aletsd the investment OF the position. a
disuufe arose between The two allied com
mand.rs a. o. seniority in rank, aud ten
davs OF inactivity followed. The dispute
and delay were iuslly ended BY the arrival
on the field Of President Mitre. who as
sumed command iu Person, and the siege
was pushed with vir0r. The siege finally
ended. as We are informed by the uows by
the katherine Maude, ia the Surrender 81
the garrison, after siege of SIX weeks.
The prisoners were summarily disposed Of
bv being drafted into the allied army. 90
fght a-aiust their own country men The
victory caused great rejoicing al Buenos
Ayres-
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The Freemas9ns and the Pope.
The Freemasons Of Lyons, France, have
published reply to the Pope's aIlocution
directed against that fraternity. After an
alyzing the document the reply says;
Your allocution omits nothing-not even
the appeal TO the secular arm, and the not
very Christian wish 90 see us crushed tor
the good Of the church. Such an attack
would justify vIrulent reply. Ours shall
be calm. We have the conscieuciousuess Of
the Justice Of our cause snd the pEobIty Of
our intentions and cur acts. Be god enough
20 hear. In cur Eo0ls France and in cur
time nobody is condemned unheard. In
Rome, 10 its shame, it IS otherwise. Per-
haps YOU would hsvs cited us TO your bar.
The law Of freemasonry, Of which you are
doubt ess ignorant, would have replied for
US. It's first articles Is literary as follows:
eFreemasoury, an institution essentially
philanthrrphic, phiiosOphic, and Progres-
sive, has for its object the investigation Of
truth, the study OF universal morals, science
and art. end the exercise Of beneyolence."
Its second is this "In the b gh position
which il. occupies, reemssoDry respects the
religious faith and the Political opinions Of
each Of its members, but 1t formally pro-
hibits in its assemblies and discussions Of
religious Or political subjects, having Tor
its ann controversy as 10 different religions
or criticism of the civil authority ana the
difarent forms Of government" j. It
Necessary for us 10 explain our symboI In
our opinion liberty is an imprescrl lptible
right, which hss its absolute limitation IN
the liberty OF others. You call all men
brethren, and we need not in orm you that
egoti,m Is a short-sighJei kind OF clever
ness. A reciprocal affection ought 20 unite
men; they owe enc another mutual aidi we
rem nd them that the rights Of each have a
rigorous equivs ent VIII ch is called duty.
We believe that we possess sutlc emily
precise idea Of what is Just and what IS un-
Just. For Us the end never Justihes the
means. We reckon By Thousands cur ad-
berenis and cur lodges. II this sketch Of
CIR doctrine is untrue il viii call forth nu-
merous denials. We await the result.
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Batehelor's Ralr Dyel

The Original end Best IN thc World 0
The only true and per.,ct Hair Dye. Harm-
less, Reliable and iust1ufaueoua Produces
immediateiv sndld hnck or natural
Brswu, without uiuriuv ihe hair Cr skin.
Remedies the ll effects % bad dyes sold
b7 au Druggists Tho genuine is signed
William A. Bachelor. Also,
RsgeHeratinr Erfracf 81 Aihgfurs, f5r
Ecstori4g end B5astiteilg tis Hdir.
CHARLES BATCHELOk, NEW NoEE.
sepl5-ly
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BOOKsELLEns AND sTATIONERs
OARRIAGE mANUFAOTURERs.

CINGLETON. h. H-BOolseller, Publisher,
y S ationeE, and Periodical Dealer, Post once
Building
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For sale,

ON ~ tha 1sgf Rcsideuces n 80. --.,.t--. .
~ the souttern r1rt oi tne city. 1s5r rI.,-J. n
O ths solih -. ne tior.a- ruII-osi. 10 = m
tHo--torv hreE, -r p iel looms. - n.-
tr'eE s7l. Ea house aui srrvlr- - 80 A..4
i-r-. -..s- ~, 80 sle.ased sIf il --rss al
90 che.re ifril trees. a nart !. -. - -. -
tafd. ~ p.s- = Haisr 1nd a .[-v--..-..--
.s -..az eee !, ~ p. ana c Rt6ro.5 y. -
eairsi ior hIrn 1z aii-E ~ - @l'l = 70
-. q, -. 80 = ihere,ore Gen. -, -
--,.'. 49,, -. q sPlls b. I-r1s.l a.sly ~
aaaIlaul NHf|-nI- y -.
-ofa a Cr 81 rrfl-r L. -l-.... q
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the other commissioners appointed by the
Government 30 examine that portion of the
Pacific Railroad extending from Newcastle
20 C1llax, distance Of twenty three
miles, approved the same and forwarded
q rep rt to Washington, where the report
was endorsed By the President. It s % De
emitted % Sl,lee. 600 Government bonds, or
SIS oa0 per miie. The company announce
that the bulk Of the work 81 Dutch Fiat,
nearly eighty miles from Sacramento, viii
be completed IN December.
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M A I z E N A .
25O,OOO
Watches, Chains, Diamond
RINGS. sc.
WORTH OVER SI,OOO,OOO,

A Ii 10 be sold for One Dollar each, without re-
~ gard 10 vaue. Not 20 be paid for until you
know what you are 70 receive.
s'Tn is one Of the largest hTms 10 the CITY Of n
York and are doing very extensive hu mess, and
have ou hand the largest stock that can be found IN
the City."-Oceana Times, Peni Wsier Mich, Oet
q, lsG4. ''Their stock is large, and buyers may
reif on articles purchased from them Just as repre-
eeuted Tneir lons continuance 10 husiness enables
them to offer better Inducements than guy other
house in the cty."-Loysl American, Anderzon,
Ind Oct. 81, ls64. Their Watches are admitted
hY ccnreient Judges, and those who have used
them 20 be ths best N use. They are all they are
adveItsed 90 be"-lndependent, Warrenton, Il-,
Oct 81, 1854. They are large deslers and their
stock is Manufactured 10 the best style, and ofpure
materisls. Telegraph, Ssugerues n, v, Oct a,
lsgs "All gocdz furGshed a q what they A e rep
resented % be- Times, WsterViile, Y, Oct ~,
lS64 Worthy Of confidence Wyoming Demo
crat Wsrs Az. y Y, Oct Is, 1854 "honoranle and
falr dealing men. Cumberland Valley Journal,
sschsnicsburg, Pa, Oct 70 1854.
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PubIic NnI,-

a.i.-,.-.. -setee ai tle Ch.rra-y C5urt 81
-.l l'',all0f- arrt q, II. --.l... -, H.,
~. ..-.l-...t ...t ..l- fl'lafis pr. o. " sucan a.
- -. r., .-o1 tad fouds- E.iis. ssa-istlas
l1e siEae e-' 49, ~
n q ....-i 81 slost To- properly. enquire of h.
- ~. I. Nl-afLpi fcf 3. Watsan, "sfca-
ocM-tn
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Photorraphs Of Generals
Federal aud Confodorate. Tho largest col-
lection On the west llr ntlo, wholesale ana
retail. RemcmbeT The 81 acc, Gallery OF tha
Cumberland, 25Ceias sireoii oPpoaite Com
mrcial Hoiei. msyaI-iL
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d. d. Denton g. Co.,
City Steam Bakery, and
Candy Mandatory, 8
and 8 Broad Street.
Dealers can be sup
piled on short notice
with everything in our
Line. made by ourssl-
yes.
Special attention Civ
en- to Crackers and Can
dy. Also Bread, Cakes,
&c, &c.
D. j.. DENTON. .....-..... q. M HuWrtNgruN
aapfl-qrr
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S325--Ohenn

A GOOD Horse. BuzgJ md Hsrne7s can -
"A 1orElt icr lie sb7Fe sum CAsH. r apti.cs-
ilon j. runda 70 hENsON, MO0aE. q CO,
auia-t GtufA geuis Putl.c slua's.
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All the School Books in useat reduced
Prices
clug
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For Rent
Nnta Lost

ONE-HkLF of o1a of no hsst cfl,es N iae eiiy
affrs n 4 a GEEkNh oul,
,.ress ts E1r C1errF street
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- A Physiological yiou Of MasriaEe,-
Gontsiuing nealiy pagea. aud ia1 lua Plates
AMI kuEraFurs ul tnn Anafur1s n. enc Human u
Use on kHr'F Euora, ore Larinrana D1neequuurea
upcn che Nina ari h1dY. r. iha Auihors FIau
cf lrcafmeut-lha only raa r1 and elcc cceasfui
geaied- truthnI alrser io the M armed. auf
those eouteup li u ulrI aer Wle entertain cor ffH
90 iher physical couiuuu- rrut i-te 60 pcE-ags ro
paEia currency, br ai.IraeH Hng Ir IA NallN. 30
81 MAIDEN lauc. Albany. M
The autfor mnT uo auuaa'ted upon aHT "a tha
z scaees upon uhrh BIZ hcal treats either rcucu-
ally or ~ mad, and me,i.c.uas seut % suy part q
the world oclll-lm
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nR8 r. g HUNTER phytciana fr d.seascs
II of tha THROAT. LuNua aud HEhNT would
nQHy their pgieus ihat heir oIcs In Nashville
10 ciu.a or Saturday evening. tla Oh ust sfar
Wh.cn their address allf De ts1 West Fourth ttrret
uIncinuad. hor lhn 1enrdt nf those uhl deaira
hereafter b pucn thrmHeIVes uufrr thrr care. sr-
rang. maulq haqa been made eth ur Nuscre. Civ
Hutel Who " aUfhnraud O. receive arpi.raf Hra
and maae craul .naf nu-, which aiI BE- furaartad
ta our affrnra nf Cincinnati. crE fan
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O8icers' Accounts made ont end cashed.
Qusrtarmastefs' and Orduanco accounts
promptly made up By III. rompkina, lats
MAJOR ltth regmsnt Illinois cavalry. or
Zee corner Of Cherry and Cedar streets, up
stairs.
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AUCTIoH sALE or
Government HOrsesl

CiVALHf DEPOT. EuEEFTELu. TEFN
Nov nter De. lstf.
rFyHE raia b. G GoVernme1t Hrraas aiI caufaue
every Tuesday n1d Friday durnE ~
20 th n Eagcllner tsli 1t The t1f|iiry ueact iu
EiEsaeid. Tsuu.
f'.rsons ulfh.ng o. rurchssez d-rsea vii well
io atisnd a. these wIi D. ala.ly na ths CLOS ~
sac. ar fna ilefat
By oder Of 81. Al. Mselay.
p EIRK.
criJl-f5t Cars. ard a. u M
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Rroad JIG R.ifre rempanY.

~ - - - s.---- II ~. $780, st-gof ErdFs
Ccmpany, psgase al and = ef a. - iast
Ey ugdef u - board
a VI. BuTLER, 50 81 Tess,
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Just received, per Express, dne lot Of
sWissea, tarloton, uainaook. musiiuu, 90 PM
Vato sale. Gao. 6uiELnl a Co.
ilyl-u IS and ~ College street.
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i r,-t.- il--rrsrs dafsd lEn7 AZ Ia, isgf. ier
= -. sT r,-rs51r sre gar1sa agaizs tfadinF "a
y a r,o,s' = psyuasut h-1 reen siopPeA
]. 4. OK 1aAM,
ociGlu coianiia, Iuan,
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VKTE ARE At-raORIzs SD no tNNOUNCE TOM
W e. CRuNK ssa rsr.iillara Cor CuuufT Court
Clerk, of davidson Couny, AZ lhc onsuing narth
eleenou. uca
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DICKRY 6 SMITH.

Corner Church and Front Sts.,
HAvE JUST RECEIVED
leo Bales New Timothy Hay,
see Sacks Bran,
500 Sacks Oats,
l00 Sacks Corn.
l25 Sacks White Seed Wheat,
Toe Barrels -Four,
lo0 Barrels Hydraulic Cement,
10 Barrels Plaster Paris,
Light Farm- Wagons,
20 Warehouse Trucks.
lee Bundles Poplar Shingles.
Together with a large and well selected stock Of
IRON Nails, Springs, AKles. Copper. Tin-Plsie,
Huhs, Fellows. epokes, sc.
HfrHighest priee PAD io- County Produce.
aual2f
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Rnggies Barnnehr.. and cariaaes

"a r are The rrFular Agents or one 0f tha b..st
~ Maalfi-tur.rc ComInalea rn the NdrfH. NJ
81 : cp constantly on haud q e1urleto stoas n
faaaIaqFa goods.
We caa and VII uniersel any souh on m,.-,
ard L.E1n'a Lala.
oEIElG SHIELDS Co
oen Agct and tau- tlesst.-,i-
oellrlm % q fl .loi.ar4' .rr-..f
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6REAr ArrRAcrtox at Cameron, Gisra &
Cos super slg Erocade. French Grena-
dine a. 35ti Aao Printed Lineu Lawns.
Dolphua Mugs French Jaconata.
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NO. 1e4.
NOTICES.


We ara auihourel To- sunounce Ay5llt tAo
hkANCE e. a ctntlfsts tor -helh OF la1iisol
county. az che ensuing March election oc.l-
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We ar auihorsri ta aunnlnrc lfrl l1aE Nlll-
son as ca1dfaatn for re eectun io tne oince or
County Irls,ee % The eusuiug Aalch s.acton.
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Hot Rolls, Rusk and Bunna every mora
ing az The Nashville Steam Bakery, ia
Summer street, near Uuion. aep3u
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Tbe Constitutional Am,
Mississippi.

rbs vielsturg Herald, edited BY an aid
of GOV. Hamphreys, in is issHe Of the lsi
;,.+ mates ths following remarks on the
c,,,,i,utiosal Assortment and the daty Of
Afi..is.-pp.. u the Hersld's sdyics Is
,sop.e5 by she LsgislatBrsi ]. wiz Be- = long
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IO89:3Iyi1E5 n 5s
Co.'s. EMS
!. / ! iI116f.11'S: 'S:I
ra as e e. iSg ;ss
~ IUL 4: = l5e e
- eg lgs ]! az
No. I..-lS 75iSI a5ISl 50.S....S 81 rs s. CO.'S 90
No g. ] Qol I sol Isl ...... PSI 4 OIL 80
fso s.. ] PSI Isl O0l sol 81 4 25i 50
No -. l col 2 25l sol 8 01l 3 0O sol 90
No. 81. 9 O0i T5f 00l 90 sol 8 90 10 90
no. g.. 25l co. ~ IS. l5l .---.. .-..--
No. L.. 2 col Is 8 T5' 25' 25l .--.. .-....
10. S.---. OJi o0i 5OI 4oI . ull .-.. ..-...
No. g. 3 sol 4 60l col .-.-.. 8 sol . ...
~. lo.. O0l oo' sol -----.i .-.-. --.l -.....

These pens bear my trlic marx, g. P. BARKna
Er1lla Lou, KT-," for which have secured thH
oopG-ri7a snd sre warranted equal in freness OF
material and workmanship 10 the best Eastern man
ufac,ure, and are believed 70 be superior 70 all
Others IN durability snd other substantial qualities
Ehich combine 70 make q really serViceRbls pen.
bent py NAL OF express on receipt Of prcs and
relsl csIggs f b. mail, at Hig risk when 20 cents
{ added for reqsBg Write your name aud sd
dress plainly
Postage on sIneIs pen thnss ossts pea with anJ
ease or holder and box 81 oclfs. Old pens re-
paired for my cents lald stl1ip) each. Circulsrz
ssnt EaEz. Address
c. p. BARNES,
Sold Pen Manufacturer,
b55 HEn-stnsst CJr. sixth. LpuisVlls XIV
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ATTORNEYS ar Law.

CAMPBELL MoEWEN 4 GRoEsBECK. Attor-
~ neys at Law aud Claim Agents, practice IN all
ne Courts. Collections promptly attended, 70 :
also claims against the United States and Vouchers
eolIecled once u North Cherry street up stairs.
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A GENrs WAerEU FOR tTHE sECE ST. SIR
"a FlCE, ths Ficid, the pmVoon, and the e.
cape-' Ihe moss .ltarr1tnT ana eEciunE book
ever published, eIuUTacing ST. kIcnarisCu'a uus
Farsiielad e1na-auca lor .nur gearss uaFnII %
through thc aoutn I'M the secret serrce ul lln
" lrhuaa" 70 uH abound .n stirring oVcuiI. ard
contain more Of The l1ct. Incident ant rumanca oi
lhe var tnau any cthgr work uuifl1hed. seed Co
Crculara. AddFess luNE8 hk0S. a CO.,
lts W. tth Hirsat. Cinainaau. Oh'o.
suaia-alus. .dtw
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ArruSFIoN IEIsHEss i--Chscka on tho W
ster Banking Co., Belfast, Ireland, 10 sums
Of 81 % tio for sale at G.. 81. oriway's Bro
ker Ohce, No. fs College street. 81
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Messrs T & b 6auEhan a Co, No nc BrosdFav.
New York, extensive manufacturers and importers
of al Che leading ami most fashionable styles Of
Wafchez and Jewelry, desiring 60 increase their bu-
sirlsss 90 an uni mted extent, have resolved upon
a Crea' 66s Distribution, suoiect 20 the Fegulaio-s
following;
Certificates usruinC ea-h arucle and iis value, are
plscod 10 Scaled Envelopes snd well mixed, One
"a these envelopes VII be sent BY mail 20 any sd-
dress on receipi 81 tEeafy i've cenis.
Az artass sl5s a. oas nogar ese, irIhof nsrsrd
o ra,a6.
On racairt of the ceriifcste you VII see what you
are gong @ hsve and theu Is Is at your option %
serf the dollar and tske ths sTtlcle or pot fur-
rhasers nav tins obisin Sold Wstch y anaond
Ring. or suy SET Of Jestry on our si for One iol-
sr and in no case can they set less than oue dol
fsris ,rr-fh Tge nj e OF Certificates is as follows
Ooe f,r IS cents; i've for 81 eleven fof g thriy
f,r s.. sirfv i've for Slu one huusred ior SIS.
AEents wanted eVUryWtere, O. Whom sfecA
terms are offered
T.AH. GAuCHAN& co,
sepE-srns No lt6 RrcsdWay, n. Y
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time before the State is represented in Con
gress. The ratification Of the Constitu-
tional Amendment is an important psrt Of
the policy OF President johnson, and the
refusal Of any southern State to adopt it,
will have the effect Of Strengthening the ex-
treme radicals in their opposition, and now
that the recent State elections have gone 50
decidedly in favor of the Republican party,
the President may, ultimately, find ii me-
cessary 20 abandon his experiment;
Shall Mississippi ratily the Constitutional
smsndmtnt3 We answer no, ten thousand
times NOT We have advocated earnestly (as
q measure OF policy the abolition Of sla-
very, aud it is new swept from our statute
books forever; bat never will we advocate
nor viii Mississippi ever consent to give
Congress any more control within her bor-
ders than is now possessed by the national
legislature.
The following is the amendment. It is
proposed 90 be IN rcd gced IS 8 separate arii-
eie into the United States Constitution,
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BANKERS AND EROKERS.


LfIRST NATIONAL BANK-Government Deposi-
Il t5ry-NO. 90 College street. bHfHeen Union
and the Pubic Square dealers in Uncurrent
Money, Exchange, CON, and Government securi-
hes OF al Kinds stocks and Bonds bought ard
sold on Columlssio1- Collections promptly At
tended to. a--
A g. SANFORD, Pres't. JAS G. OGDES .Cash'r.
ATAER, THOS S.-Broker, corner Union and
W College sreets, buys and sells Sold. UEcur-
rsnI Money, Government Securities and Vouchers.
Coliecuons attended 10 promptly.
Also buys and sells on c mInisslon.
CEC0ND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- - CheFTy street. de Is IN Exchange, Govern
nent Securities and Co d. Collections promptly
attended 10 J. LuBspEE, Cashier.
VaHTRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
il Deals IN Exchange; Government Securities
and CoIa- Collections promptly attended 70.
Sold, Stocks and Bonds s1ld on Commission
W W. BERRY, President, EDGAR JONES, Gather.
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nO0K AND JOB PHINTING.

(lAMERON, WA. 4 CO.-Book and job Printers,
~ and pu fishers Of the Daiy and Weekly
Uhion, Printers Alley. between Union and Dead
ericE Streets.