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We arr suthor.sst tl alucaacs Uaat. flas Vi rTI-
SOY ssa candidate fcs ua-essclua l1 l1s af.1a o.
County Trustee e. ne eusu.ug Mal1l election.
We are authorized o. sauogncr EHdats
sHlrg as q candidate for County Trustee. b.
The next March eIrcticn.
We z7e sl-aou-sl to announce 81 81. =. tEE ~
lQN. r. csndidafe i1r election o. fhr t1ea al
COUNTY Trustee 81 ne susulnE Narch ois-lsa-
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59ashnlle Aaion.
WI. CAMERON 9 co., Publishers.
GEORGIA AFFAIRS.

WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER IL. 1886.
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10 letter published ia the View Orleans
Times, Gen Beauregard Esys: When ny
nativs STATE, Louisiana, required my ser
vices. drew my sword without hesitaiiou r
e q son he rlzhed o. rescue he mother from
the torrent, without tbought Of bis own safe
~ A. ore time. 10 order p escape the ha-
tired Of Northern isnati-s. J thouEut Of SEEK
ing refuge IN Brazil. but The generous seufi-
meuts expressed b. President J0hae1n
toward the Southern Statos have persuHd-d
ne, taasthsr STA = great znsay other COS
federsts oE6cers and sQldieTs5 20 reEnla 10
Lsuisiana. prefer 70 live acre, poor aud
f.rrctssu. ttsn 10 Be endowed With honofs
and richss IN > ioruign colntry.
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No. 222.

goa sALF. OF FXCHAGGE FOR NASHVILLE
CITY PROPERTY. Nes Albany, Ind, proper
b ~ i0lioss A two story fmne House ~ perfect
.epair, newly painted, 90 second hank Oi The ONO
ever IN fuu WeH % It, near the foot OF the Pal
rooms, presses, cupooards, panWy, cellar and
--'eru under the house. Sishe under proundr
-HA. Wood shed, &C, &r- House stands 20 ieet
a. b ron oae street aoj 80 feet from the other.
lol BE- ca the corner cor loo. with rear fencing
Hsu wv cottages, OF fhTer rooms eachs on lol
s|1E1, with rear fence cisteru 10 each house,
I'D we'll for both. Ali waived 81 si2 900.
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Splendid Blue Grass Farm
for Sale.

II60 IRIS or LAND. - Hsrpefh valley.
AAcO hll'enfsqn c5unfy ~ M born Fraes
"a on - aas1Eiile md HiIlsfaTu' f1rurlEs he
tli4ia fiel ~ cEaAfn, and s1rse tsee grass gross
~ over tie psea spouisae0usIy. - cfcrrd a. sta
q a ios pucs- Coed - AIS hrcs lesilIns. Ien
foallsi rod cctidu &c Nd praas GOOD Hafsr
l1IE11 aftrnrrn. EFerYa1lEE uIl a1oz o. fhIz
pa q thsl 60 - proiucea en- 40 iand narfh o.
scaih VI ~ diFldod = 9uE paIsharefs. Apcir
% liseio-lEl AEi-sQS 4 kuRFREE.
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No. 225.

PR SALE-A small Farm OF So Acres. on the
Z Brek Church hEe, miles north OF Nashville
bel iuproV.d. Frame house OF thee rooms, at
E hsl sod kitchea. Two sprugs, noe young or
ara q coo ffuu trees, "a { beginning 70 bear, ap-
LEI, peaches, pgma, cherries and plums, AZ well
ls1ssi $50 per arre one hall cssh, balance
l.ss YesT, Possession gwen January LEI, ls55.
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VNJE ARE AUTHORISED To ANN0gNCk uJs
" G. CHI 81 As - ealiaizle 'lr CouuiY Call.
rIecUeu. acla
utH can1 llle lr Ger. OF me CouuiF Colu 90
llaFidsca county. LtarIl
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fHoroaEAFEs,--Photograpks Of Gono-aIs
Federal and Conisdorats. rho largest col
lection 10 the west, tor sale, wholesale anI
retail. kemombag The place, Galiory of NE
Cum5erland. - Cedar atrost, opposite Com .
mrcial Hotel. mav1T.t.
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FL0HIDA ELEcrI0x--The savannah Herald
Of Thursday learns from q gentleman iust
arrived from Florida that Hoa. u. s. Wal
ker, late Associate Justice Of the suprrms
Court, IS elected Governor without opposi
ton.
Major Kelly, Of Rnsacola. is supposed 10
Be the successful eahdidate Tor Lieut.-6ov-
ernor.
colonel p. Mcleod, a prominent law
yer o. East Florida, has been elected 70 Con-
Eress.
The election or Governor Marvin "a one
Of the United States senators is generally
conceded, but The public mina has not @ led
itse.f definitely upon his cosaiatator.
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No. 22I.

R1R slLE-979J Acres Of Land, Gi miles from
II tle asUanee Coal Mines, Maron county, Tenn,
IN Food improvements, ssW nil 10 running or
ltTs the Eenaal outlines aud description Of winch
s'i BE- gwen. Price D. per sore ~ eaEh, balance
D snd year. Wi exchange for city or country
, perry.
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Valuable Property on
the Market.

I WILL sell 10 the h CHEST bidder 81 public sale.
L on THURSDAY, the l4'h OF Decsmber. 81 n
o'clock, m, on the premises, two or more valu-
able Store Houses, iron ing each on Market street.
about 241R ieet, running IhrO' "a 10 Water stree
81 ieet and well known a. part If Gordons klOck
Nos a. and ~. Also. adjoining No. a. and front
Ing on Water street about q feet and running back
toward Market street on q line with No. ~, about
% feet. Sad properly Is locate IN the heart OF the
business portion Of the city, and il nov under rent
TOR about 5000 per Gnnum. Capitalists sre invited
20 attend the sale Terms Uue-half cash; 0al-
znce IN six and twelve months with interest Tide
undoubted. Possession gwen an. 1t, 1850. Ths
property Is insured. For further informant, O, rel
l. gwen 10 the Registers Office On The COuii
House,, Book 80, PIP. 45O, AL.
N. HOBSON,
Agent for Richard Atkerson, of New York.
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No. 22s.

- sALE 20. ~, ar 54', iost front m North
l1eID street, has ieet deep, next north OF the
news holnL THIS is centrsl hosinesa To-
' Pore 81 per foot one 3 III cash bslsuCe
30 I'D years interest aud lien.
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just received per Express. 6ne Jos of
aWiaaoai tariot9u, naiuaoCz, muslius, az pr.-
Vato sale. Gka. SHfaLus a Is.
llyl-u 81 amt 90 college street.
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MILLEDGEyILLE, Dee. s, 1865

Messrs- Bennirg r. Moore. H. K. Casey and J.
n. Freeman senste Committee
And Messrs. Charles ". Dubose, James Ne
Mhorter. " Bennett Johu n. kdgs and
Thomas Morris.
GeHheme7-l have received your COM
munication informing me that the people Of
Georgia had elected me their Chief Magis-
trate, asking my acceptance of the office,
and requesting me 70 designate the time
when will meet the two branches Of the
General Assembly in Joint session 70 be IN
sugDrated.
The TACT communicated excited q pro-
found feeling Of gratitude for so signal
manifestation OF confidence, mingled with
sense Of obligation 10 devote myself uure-
servedly and with a possible earnestness TO
the service Of the constituency from which
i emauated.
hWhus', however, ] promptly sccept the
Office, this very sense Of obligation gives
Re pain under the peculiar circumstances
surrounding them aud me, in responding 10
your concluding request We're the General
Assembly, as in oldeu time, tree 10 bestow,
ana / TO accept, the insignia Of office, [
would designate a day within the week for
the customary ceremony Of inauguration.
But the case is far otherwise. To our wills
lhithertO controlling on such occasions IS
opposed 3 stronger win enjOining postpose
meut.
The election held on the 18th ult., was
intended, NOS to keep in smooth, uninter-
rupted movement the machinery OF the
government, but TO SET il again in operation
alter suspension entirely novel in the his
tory Of our State. The proceedings adopted
n, and ordered by the convection Of our
people, and the meeting at Ihis time and
place Of the Legislators and Governor elect,
we're supposed 10 meet the appreciation OF
the Federal Government by whose author,
y, in the exercise OF the war power, that
suspension was made. SO far as regards the |
General Assembly, the suppositien was ap-
paIently well founded They have met |
and organized without let OF hindrance |
and the Provisional Govenor-the accredi- |
ed organ Of the President OF the United |
5tates-has opened communication with |
hem, and has invited their action as a legis |
alive body, upon several distinct subjects. |
The Governor elect has been less fortunate. |
IN the morning Of the meeting OF the Gen |
raj Assembly, and before that meeting, |
be received from his EXeelleuey, the Pro
'isional Governor, an official communica-
ion in the words following:
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COLLECTING AGENTs.
NEWS DEALERS. &c.

DAUL A SANFORD Forwarding and Coo mis-
Il sion Merchants. Our prompt attention u gwen
% the receiving and forwarding Of COTTON Al
South Market street
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furnishing Goods.

UNDER GAHNEFrs,
WHITE WAISTS,
MORNING WRAPPERS,
CHILDREN SUITS.
INFANTS uEEssEs
tLUAEs.
lEtAET5' cars.
UNDER SLEEVE,
HEAU-uEEsaE
LADIES CAPS.
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Nc. 20.

LNuR hENT-FtVe rooms 10 third story, south
L wsss conner CeaaT and Cherry street, Tor two
years flCm lauusry Isl, 1850. 81 $50 per annum.
md 90 bouus There rooms arc we'll located for
ulHusss once, and Cheaper thaa any We know
0I-ayoraEiug sls % per monih ior each.
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No.2l9.

I,lR LHAsE-store House, corner Of College End
i Elost street. cor balance ~ iss5 and 20. Pcs
-ts-i "a sIvv lumelsieiy. good business io-
u!aY. ffice sauJ.
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"ENECUryE OFFICE. ,
"MILLEDGEvILLE, Dec. 4, 1868. (

"MILLEDG EvILLs, Dec. 4, 1865.
Hon. c. } Jenkins
DEAR SIR: Ia the discharge Of an official
duty, beg leave 70 inform YOU that have
been directed by the Presidentof the United
States TO continue 10 act as Provisional
Governor Of Georgia until relieved and my
recognized by the Government.
Your obedieut servant,
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TIMERS, dc.

4 LAR. W BROWN, Real Estate End Gene nal
81 Business Agents, over York's Book store, $50
Union Str et, Nashville, Tenn. sus6-6m5
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents Of Insurance Companies.

CiAREY a SMITH, Nos. - and 50 Union street
- lup stsiTsl represent the f,lO~irg Companies
lEtns OF Hartford, Security, Mania IAN, heiropolI-
tan, Ph0nr and Enickerbocker Life OF New lOrk,
snd Accident Of Columbus, ohio.
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300 or 1000 Acres,
No. 2I4-
No 2I6.

ENJR SALE "A susii Frame House, lot 23E70, on
L Jars-cn street. north Oithe Corporation Spring
facu t.7f.
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No 2l8.

LOS sALE--Au interest IN House Of rooms
II aud Eueheu, On Foster street. In E1geheid,
lzsT Cavalry b-uot" Possession gwen January
lsl ls1C. FT.ee 1lj0-
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- A Physiological Aiow Of iIa-Fiags
CONTAINING nearly p page. auf D.. nIH EIalHs
snd AnEnUug- ui thg tustsuy ri t1t b mao 90
Esu7 p STATE of l-a.tI end I'.saaHH sIEI e IrHa
Use ON ttrIy Errur-, U- UruaraT.a t-usH..lHr..la
upon ihe Aind aua hIuY. a..H ono EuranrH Plan
w'4r % cure. an Ttuau y Ore rrElH af aaa-s
lealeaa irulhluI alf.Har fa Ore rarfuf au.I
those ountetnp .alng usrT.sEe H1. dn. grts .il b.
% tuaf plFe.-a Cuul.ulu rrlt .rrH u. rlalaaa OF.
suy sdaruza, On rasipt ai Cd teals, .a sIsusu- .I
p'-tu currency. tY aIisus-.1E DO "A GROIN. ~
~ haIdfu lane. Albany n ".
me ailihoI mag 1c runsia.ai upuu alF uf IIH
d.aea7r- upon sn.h h.s uouE trrsls either rafslu.
a.iy or BY mail. aud meae.uas -rHl .1 aay narl a.
ths aGTId ..rrs -.
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We are suihouzei 90 Enncanea tha name OF p d
c1tliss s'l lsH uo.-aol1r. ar saas 80 lsaalY. ..
lla ensuing Marrh cIaeaon-
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REAL EsTATE AGENTS

TONE a TUNNELL,-Wholesale and Retail
" Booksellers. StsuOusrs, and News Agents,
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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Our celebrated
FRENCH CORSETS

Wien p 20 -eluulhc.iiy aal sr.sl..sIF aispzI ID
~ ~ i'fut ~ noE aimast Fh.. u.-i .u our COZ.
- ~ iiHfisnaut, LadfeH rsl aasys seizure a. rar
.eit o. ny rsat 81 sau.iIuF Their ru anf Ws.-r
heas.lfe .nd isuEih VI Haisl lndsr Coz ar1ls -
andh 0flonL
LADIES' Asg ,,t cHltDksN's Et5HwSaBiz
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No. 227

P 4LE-Dw - North High
= W, i11nerlF uccup ed ~ Mr.. Niiiism :.
=. = ~ g the mosi ccmpNrt, neat, conVeaient
~ issHtT locsted residences 20 Nashville, With
~ asieru Improvements, gas, water, water
iziding roou. good zeserages stahle, car
- False WOOD house IN ID 1Iuon there are
-..ee uaiow ssshes attached 30 the dwelling, To-
VA fus lsu~ dry room, with stationary
'.-iQies. dfswerH, shslyes, a., 8c. NeiEhbor-
nsfhsun unstfrpssssd Price so O0O one
s'ai bslzBce cue year. interest sud lien.
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We cannot help wishing be had put her
in a pumpkin SHE'LL or taken her Co 20
mad -house on Van Dieman's Land, which
might have answered 60 "kecp her very
WE'LL" According 90 this bad wi!e's couies-
sion, she adds the guilt ofabortou to that OF
adultery. This Is "High lille ia New
York" Not long since there were revela-
tious Of a similar character in the Connect
icut Harris divorce case. The New York
Satanic press held Il up 10 public scorn with
many novel disputations, and a-crlbing the
disgusting immortality b. the effect of furi-
tauIsm. Has Puriiauism anything t1 DO
with the Strong case
We think the publication Of the testimony
in such cases is q disgrace o. journalism. de-
m0ralizing in its tendencies, and should be-
prohibited By law. IL brings home to the
knowledge Ot numerous class oi readers.
and into the households Of good people, the
fact that persons eminent for wealth, iuIiu-
ence and religious character, have commit
ted crimes against religion. society and the
law, and the details of intrigue aud SIN can
not fail TO corrupt. Everybody who feads
il IL worse for the knowledge lhis trial con
vevs. It DESTROYS confidence n men and
women il brjug= goud society into disre-
pute 10 scaudulizr- religion, and beast lal
ICES those who have no interest ina or regard
for any OF these. 10 destroys modesty aud
cautiou-it facilitates the acg QUESTION of gIce
lit throws stumbling blocks in Tie path Of
virtue.
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ArrESrI1S IEIsHzss Cheeks GU Che e.
ater Banking Co., Belfast ireland. iu sums
OF Fl % sic lor sale at e. n urIvay's lr..-
her umce, No. al College street.
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Interesting Correspondence.
Inauguration of Governor POST
DOuPd.

MILLEDeEvILLE, Ca, Dec 6, 1865.
Hon Charles j. jenkins.
Dear Sjr-The undersigned are q COM
mittee appointed by the senate and House
Of Representatives to inform you that at an
e ection held on the ljth Of November last,
you We're elected Governor Of this State; to
ask your acceptance of the Office, asd TO as
certain at what time il viii suit your plea
sureto be inaugursted.
We adopt this method as most proper,
under the circumstances surrounding Us, Of
dlscharging the duty imposed on US. We
take great pleasure in informing YOU Of
your election, and in the name and behalf
If the General Assembly ask your sccept-
ance, and hope you viii appoint the time at
which you v n be inaugurated.
With sentiments OF high regard, We are
Very respectfully, yours,
b. 3. M0oRE,
H. r. CAsEY; Senate Com.
j. y. FREENAN,
CHARLEs ". DUBOsK,
JAS. H. MCWHORTEH,
". B. BENSET, House Com.
JNO. NJ EDGE,
THos. NoEMs,
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These psns bear my fsass Riark, %. P. BAEHzs
ErTaA Low KY" for which have secured int
s5-lt,.-,5n and are warranted equal IN Arenees Of
uastsrisi and workmanship 10 the best Eastern man
uiacture, and are believed 10 be superior 70 ell
others IL durability and other substantial gusiitts
shich combine 70 make q reslly serYlceabie pen 4.
sent b mail or express on roceipt OF pnce ana
nam charges az b. mail, 81 M rsk when % cent?
Z sddsd for Iegsnsl Write your name and i'd
dress plainly.
Postage on slngle pen thnss osIfsi pen with sny
aase or holder and box, sir cents CD pens re-
panied Tor fifty cents (azd alzap) each Circulars
Ssnt EEEE. Address
@. P. BARNES,
Sold Pen Manufacturer,
SIS Msfa-stFest Dor. sixth, louisville Ky.
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CLAM AGENTS., &c.

NNYER5 q HUNT-hlanufactureTs Of all the
Nl Latest Styles OF First Class Carriages and
Bugies, Express Wagons and CarDsIs, Y North
Market street.
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No. 2al.

7JR BENr-A eooi C0rrov r,snf ., qoa
seres-lf' clesre.i, on Jhs wilson P,ls. one
-. I'm hlsn,seoa' LaTss tso-s,ory Frame
slate aud viii lssse f1r two yrsrs = A. -
n We nk thst 9 lsrre suloaut vi 1,.,,,s, 20
'-lle ~ the iesses Of fiis farm
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PUBLIC
Sale Of Land.

4 A. Commissioner appointed By the County
Il Cont Of Davidson coeuiy, vii -el t1the Lish-
ct haasrf % the pecan -es, .on WEUNE 5UAY.
December ath, ls6i. the lra1t or Land ogss.f b,
ne late q. ~ q E-si, seven ulii-s -outn est ii
HasnFi 2, on NH Crbek. ado mig the Iu4ste
Asyum pr9periy and hetEeen the Murfs.sin-o
aud hnl CEees Turnpike ro.fs, sud nes- ~ 81
road e,ld tract coui.ius i61 acres and 81 - ID
10 four dli-reut parcei-
lerras so cash he hzia1es 10 sand Ia r1eufhs
WITH interest from lste, with foof ..-.l5lIrs ,i .
hen rsisinsd ior the purch-ss money.
:. P1t-on- a-hing 70 purchase home are ins.-
~ astsh-- ". p. FAX aR
Af@a Gl.rr N .as.rsIar
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FANCY GROCERIES,
WINES, LIQUORS, CLEARS, &c.
Wines < Brandies,
ALI OF WHICH 4RE
ENUtNE AND IMPORTED,
Nav be found
FsmsTan bid paaeoTion shenIes.

Fsmarnn and pud Gordon sheuies,
Old Choice snd Reserved Msdeiras
London Docs and Burgundy Port;
PemGrtlG, BlsquelOr. and St. Julien Medoe
ClEret,
Haut Ssnterne Missioner, Hockheimer and Ca.
tawha Wines
Demsrcisr, Gold Medal and Heidsiek, Cham.
payne
hnet Castllon, Otard, Dupuy's 8 Co.'S Brandies;
IRISH, scotch, Bourbon aud Robertson County
WhiskVs.
huliaud Gin. ....
Marasehno Absinthei Vermonthe sud all assort.
e. II luors;
Bakers and Holland Bitter
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SUFFER e R s
From Dyspepsia
Read Reflect! Act !!

TARKSNT a Co:
oent,cmcu-l san q resident Of CurEcoa- ard have
zen dsposHd % write % YOU couceruiug NE reei
N-lSe 81 your SELTlER APERlkNT a. ueuoedy
OF leAlsesuon and dyspepsia 4 desire % express
~ ~ m sincere gratitude Cor the Eresi uenehi he
sEelLhk has doue mypife.
~ w or hVe years my Wfe hiss besa sady
.-t1 " Atspepslar and eiter beng unler he
trestnnent Of severn ncsf1rg ~ ~, ~ fh-s y,.o.
sne Va nnAiy induced 70 seef the adrlce o. :
lesrned fnysoisn, Doctor Cahialis of Venernela
VIC t,il.es'iis,e-y 1reated her wfil=yonr EFER-
Nh-C h-Nt ehLlLEk AfERIENT. she haqsu ID
improve a. onoe, sna is nov PEEFPCrfY MILL.
ee. % o - ny duiy for the gooi of humanity IA
make thls stsierlent ieelug thsi l,atIsne - vsi.
nahle shouid b. widely known
Tsustng you VII give shis putlicitv. ana r,rssi.
ING ny esrnest Ersf-tuds snd thsnEs
sm veTJ respectfully yours,
$500. $ y. c, HkNRIQUFR
Neu Yofk 4uue =, rs. MsChsuL Curs..Ia : A
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BVt. ByiE. ten J. q. PsTEhursf. p a. g. NJ D..
Team. Ma 4. p Fdeld, -psrisl Az A NJ -.
pres Joel uaIs. "A. a. hreasf. y. w. Fal 4 g.
calusroa. Grer Co, VI b. 6ordsu. locts-iT'
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTUHERs.

GINGLkTON, K d -BOokssller, Publisher,
= ssstioner, and Periodical Dealer, Post Once
Building.
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ATTORNEYS ar Law.

CAMPBELL MoRWEN 4 GROEsBECK, Attor-
~ neys NJ Law ana Claim Agents, practice n all
be CCurta. Collections promptly ATTENDED 70 !
tisO claims against the United States aud Vouchers
collected. Office u North Cherry street Up stars.
0TIs \; A;--.sttOIney snd oPunsello9F at Law,
The evening Argus., 1865-07-06
MELODEANS.
THIRTY-FIsE THOUSAND Now IN Use
Every instrument warranted for FIveYears


IN presenting the AUTOMATIC 0RaAs, We
i boldly announce the greatest Triumph IN msss
cal instruments Of the age. During the past half
century, the French and Germans have ~anufac-
tured reed Instruments with double bellows, and
two pedais for the feet oPerate but the want OF
the reversed or Exhaustion Bellows, (whi ch 70 the
only bellows used in our instruments,) ) made Il i'm
possible tor them to produce the mellow, nch and
musical tone tor which our Instruments are eeie-
brated- E r1t.-,s
Another objection TO this method Of blowing
was, that both feet being occupied, NO opPsriuni-
~ WAS offered for the management oil the swell
Within the past two ears, instruments construct
ed on this European plan CT 50 double bicwens
have been manufactured in this eeunsry, ano 70
counteract this difficulty want Of sweiD lever
has been projected from the centre of the lnstru
ment, to act upon the swell, and operated By the
knee. The inconvenience and contoTtion necss
sary to effect this object, dsagreeable enough
to a gentleman, but 10 4 lady the nse OF sueh an
appendsge is nearly impossible-
Our Autmatic device obviates this dificnlty en-
tireiy, the simple OF blowing with more or less
force giving ths desired increase or decrease IN
the volume OF tone For seventeen years the
superior excellence of our Melodeons has not
been questioned, aud tor two years past the enor-
nous demand has made il impossible for as 70
meet our orders promptly. With our increased
facilities, we feel warranted in assuring pat
rons that their orders will be promptly met, and
solicit a continuance OF their patronage.
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