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lifiu OF POWERS & MfItIllMA
hanu'ncturinr Chcmirts.
9Th and Brovu ~. philHdC .vhiH.
Quantity vs. QualiN.-HELhHDLp Extract
snr'aptiila. The llosc II small. Those who desire
larte quantity Of medicine and large do'es Tor
urtvporns ma IA FL, ,rI, Al It,, oo..r,,,
tasi" aud otor free from all injurious properties and
immediate IN its action.
IlLLMBOLrS Extract Burhn rive. health and
vir1r 10 the frame aud bloom 10 the pail check De
Duly II "ccon panied hy, man alarming rmp'omf,
snd It no treatment T. sul mi,ed to- consuinpsion' in
FOR nou-Fetoniion or incontuence, irritation, in
diseases Of the PROSTATE rrais, stone IN the hdder
calculus gravel or hrick-d.st d,lost and III 4iseIss
t9F HifIaB6iT's I'll III ~ 'I IxfrRic 'ii II chr
ED S, and Sone.q'i,e te't Of the Ir9peric,o Of
Varn with those set forth In the nItCd states Die
Fn,echled and Delicate Consti.utonaofb both ,exes,
nee lElNl lIrS Extract Burhu. IL will give hrisk
and eneuouc feelings aud onnto you to sleep well.
Iake no more unplcasant and unsafe remedies
BOIIrS Extract BLchu. $50
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT FOR HIGHEST
II price, in liJ Ho~ery, up ,tair,. 40
KELLi'S PATENT SPERM OIL FOR IL
"a hricatilr all kinds Of macltincy. Price Z per
gallon, nj rh0lcss'e, 81 % atrtiall. ~
r ADIES-HAvE YOC EVER TRIED THE
rtcservinc he skim l'isa dehrhtul ~ cphrstion,
anu can be used in " in of veil ~ summer. II re-
from the .ku. rendering II beautifully clca solt md
white rivaing NntuIe in her IA, eel forms We waf-
rant it 10 hr nee from al Injurious ingredients and
periecuy harmless To- the NOS tender skin 10 be hal
at A. south Second t. Millsmsbursh. Also At Hosd-
ley'.' ~ Eighth ave. New York Price ony 90 cents
per bottle.
OLD ESTABLISHED CATHOLIC PUB
~ fishing House u EllW ARD DUNCAN d BRO
THEIR. JAMES y. HlRKER, 500 Broadway, mp
stars has the most cy'cnsiy. and complete escort
ment Of devotional work. rosaIos, crosses, &C. rut-
able Tor the Holy season OF Leaf, to be obtained In
New York. lU2
DAWNBROKERS' TICKETS BOUGHT
The h hc 1t price paid ior phwnurokcrs' tickets Of
Diamonds Wficht-, Jew ~ suns pistols, silks ius,
&C., At - u ecker -, up stair. 60
DAWNBROKERS TICKETS BOUGHT OF
diamonds, watches, sivcrWare, iowelry, runs, ps-
tO-, ciOtlus, dry gooCs mi all other god, NJ Is
Canal street. near she NoScry, under tho Citizens
bank 2Gg
DROTECTYR WAR CLAIM ASSOCIA-
ton The Oh ecr OF the Assvc alton are to secure
70 soldiors and slo.s and then iHmes, any claims
or pensions pay and bounty and TO give advice aud
Information " them iri'hOiH c0s', and 10 prevent
frauds p-nlust them mud tho Government. AIucA-
ton IA person OF b., letter should lie made 10 HEN
RG GREENFIELD, sec, 80 Chumlers street New
York. 90
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
l. old Ncrsplp1Ts, Pamphlets, Books and Waste
Paper ~ every cc-cription. sGOtkMELL & I'm
EkSON, 20 Ann 20, door west of Nassau. 1853
IN CENTS PER FOUND AND UPWARD
Opaid, CASH of old uoHspapef-, books pamphlets,
writing paper letter bills, and all kinds OF clean white
paper ct ~ Annst. THOS. &. Bennett 26l
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OLD LEAD OR TYPE METAL OF ALL
~ descriptions bought At The highest cash pr.yes
by c, ", CRAShE Isl MiIIaIn 81, w
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EROM THE LARGEST MANrPACTrRINC

AM aclurintrl with Mr.. II I. liEt MOLD he
occupied the drr-stoi. ori.-itc NV rrsiisuce. aud
'ucce-siul Ia conducting the luruo.s when. 9TH
ere nai not cen equal 40 before MIN. have h,"n
l'Nofhtly Impressed with his character aud enter
prise. WILLIAM WEIGHINAN
Hmm o. LuMLk. q MEL-.LLLMAN.
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

ATTENTION-SAvE YOUR MONEY BY
Pineapple - Brooklyn. g. A. JOYCE soars from
liz so.si SIS. ~ VI WIN sO" ''i" srs 2
pEST, CHEAPEST AND MOST DURABLE
II BkIEST's HAIR DYE,
The Model Dye Of the World, is used In prefe 70
II DOES NOT STAIN THE SKIN
and a. all -ho have tried IT, soknov ledge.
DOhS not mi RI TliE HAIR
but changes Bed Grey hair 70 beautiful and naur
Al BLACK OR BkOWN,
ttustantanerslyy
and v sold hy all DuIrgsts NJ the low price Of
FIFTY CENTS PER BOX.
General Depot -4G South Second street. Williams.
burgh.
wuoLrsAtr Ag.vrs.-r. barnes h Co. n Parf
Ros Fraser a. lee, ~ B-ekfrAn n Wheeler, ll2
Cheuv At: Miller & Reel. l-N Nncn, cor. stanton 81
and cor Ilou-ton It. and Avon Upailev, 81 tithth
ave- Porter Fair hild, .lh iiudson T. add SO SlEih
ave. brtWs1sts 10 J.. suppiioI by {. y. OkIl-
TENION, B. sixth ave. OD
CHEAP FOOD AND FUEL CAN Re PUR-
- chased At 'lieht advance on Wholesale cost At
MASOSiC MISSION BUILDING,
~ the FIVE FONTS, y here wheat and ~ -four, In
dian meal coal rud tindl 'ng uood can he obtained.
49, hessrs. BARNARD 4 suNS,
ga FRONT 81. near Gouverue1r 49, where Is lbs.
Of coal l. cold for 10 cent?
EMPIRE MILLS IN BROoNE ST.
for the pulohs.e OF -four
. join v. FARMER. a. LUDLOW 1T
WI ecu iohF POTATOES and meat 10 udustrout vors
JAMES MURRAY. Ils AVFNtF
for the sale Of coal coke and wood at slight advance
On cos'. AZ
FROM THE LARGEST MANUFACTURING
'hcmists IN The World.
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unlIed States OF Ametioa.

MIDDLE DIsTRICT OF TESSE9sEE-No. n
4 y lNFpRHATION HAVING BEEN FILFr
IA IN the DstTict Court OF tie United States ~
~ Mode Llstr Ct q TenBss &c 0 January T.,
1855, by hOrzcs H. Harrs1a, Es O., Attsr1sy of the
nfed -ts-e7 Tor sad II trict, assIast certain Iot
o. Goodsr Wares a11 Msrchsn Use, parfIcuia " ,
uescr I'D ~ ;he LIST appended - sa.d l1oyrnsh0n
aad made part tEerso belonging = Gut I'm
hem, ald beng in the custory q toe Mar hEl n
sal1 ia ret, the sans coasist OK . a rtocS Il
coass pautss vests, hs3deTch ef, gloves, hose.
hoop skTts, orfs, oaTfrs, shirts ~ undar-
shire, IN Against persons aEf1iy intervsnIr z
i0r thelr interests hfrsiu, alleging thli sad & q
goo1s hs1 been seized on iaud, m fssd T. s'ros -
forieted Tor osuses at forth AMI avsEred n b
true q SAD IEformston, and pssJ Dg tht usual pro
cess sad usonlt oc-
Nov, the sfOrp, purpu Ut 70 t9s noBiaon q szid
Court 70 ne directed, I hgreby 1vs puhHc notice 70
al persons interested in sad pTsprty % pssr b
fOrs ~ court ttss third 3io1csy in AprIi 1875
90 70 O'Clock. % q the Ped "a Court roo 10
TIE Capit9l at Nashville, Disfrict Eiorsssd, ih=u
and there % prcpOun1 the retains soa make their
aliegEt ols q thss 5ehal
EDWTS GLAsCOTK.
Marshal b he Md Dist. li1nsases.
fafa-rIfff
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Attention, Suffers, Dealers, EYerybcdy.
4. l. d. LANDSBFRe.

WHoLEsAIE SUrLER SUrPLrERs. CoRrzn
I OF Public Square aud Market s.-e,f
have just received from New York ana Boa
/ ton auctions, large assortment of Boots
and Shoes, which they ere Offering a.
Wholesale 10 the trade. 20 greatly reduced
rates; have alec on hand l.-ce and varied
1 assortment Of Cigars and Tobacco, pur.hes-
ed before the late increased taxes. which
they are anxious TO close out 90 small sf.
vance ou invoice cost. In addition 90 which
they beg % call attention % their lRrq.
STOCK OF Liquors, consisting in part, Of
CtampalGues, Cstawba, aud Clerct Wine.
Y hiskey, C0gnisc Brandy, Bitters, Cir.
Cocktail, Cherry Bounce, Schnappg, &c, &C..
stationery, white ard bus envelopes. al.
si1esi ioolscGp, letter, and note paper o. al
qualities; Hats Caps, Notions Of al deSoriD-
iloAf, furnishing goods, and q c0mplefs
stock Of Sutegs' Goods, such as Peaches,
oysters, Raisias, Mustard, Eardlnes, Spices,
sode, &c, &c.
Dealers VIII fud it TO tbei- interest Q. give
US call before purchasing elsewhere. We
pay specIa! attention 10 the chipping and
forwarding Of goods.
Remember thS phase, corner Of Public
Square snd Market ST.
A. < NJ. LAND5pEEJ. Jaugg-gu
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Broker's % . 80.

= \. Ordwsy has removed % No
North Co-iege.stzeat. next door 20 tle.-5-
NetloHa. Bank. He confines h-rseff az.
c.usiTeiy 70 2 Brokers business. huvs --i
sells God and SIgs- and clt f--.fs cr ~
cIrrs1is Aoney; and pays the highest p-i,s.
Tor Government FoZ14srs, EatIatsE N5;sg
OfLce open st A. NJ, and our friend
1Sos. B. SANPLE remains there GliI0 2. N.
Tor The accommodation Of those who NAV
wish 70 mase exchanges sitsr night. ant
take the morning ears.
Feb I, l5G5-Sm.
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C0LsTERvEITs.-IuiOrmati0n hos been 70
ceived by &. i. Bsrtov & Co. that certain
t-ugg9ia in this city have been p1lIaiur %
On persons calling FOR DR.. YeIloc's PM Ce-
rate an article Of their own manufacture.
which they say is superior % tho genuine.
We would advise all persons Co gat Tho
genuine, and should ycu require any mcdI-
cine Tor the Itch, Ring worm, Te.ter, or
any disease 81 the skin, DO nos suffer any
unPrinciPled msn 70 impose aav other
preparation on you, but geg Dr. Ve..5sss
PINK Cerate, manufactured by T.. u. Bar
tow Co., No lg% D8sderick street, Es.sh-
vile, Tenn
7. s.-A liberal discount made trd5alors.
Seut by mail 70 any address cu recoipt Of
81 II. Be sure that you get the genuine.
sspA-tf
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IA Ant TED-AGENTS FJR Tbs NURSE AND
" aff.-Iha most interesting and s1.i',,-
ItoA ever Puhls ed, eIntrling 5he adventure III
1870 ~ = tla Nh'ou sEry s. Nurse, rC.rt a.r
SPY Owing most vivid inner r.c..lrs cffi. g-.-
A-,Uined aud DISABLED ufhrers ard saIt..-a b.,
N,'ls Of prunta0(c employment VII ind rt r.-f
.aliy hdsP5et u thrlr condition. JONES HEgs
3 90 - Man stseet, C.lci4usli- Ohio
jgnJl-grntkss
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We learn that bankrupt sale has been
opened At 50 North Ns1ksi street, for the
sale Of boots, lbOss and has a. greatly re-
dsesd prices. u.
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GESsRALs-A catalogue Of Generals
photographs for sale at the Gallery of
the Cumberland. % be found in another
column, to which extensive list has late
iy been sdded splendid pictures Of Ma
jor Generals Thomas and Sheridan.
Which may be procured at the Gallery
or by mail Piics 2jcta
nOV.l5-tf
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Our Inducements 10 Agents and
Clubs.

To those agents who take tbs,r comuIsHon ia
Books and GIts the following commission vii b
allowed:
To any person forwarding II Clubs o. 10 Book 5
Clucs Of y Books, or Clu05 Of 81 Books each. a
silver H@Ich-cylI Indsr escsp1meuL-Worth St2
To ANY person forwarding 26 Clubs Of 20 Books. 10
Clans o. =. lCoEs, OF CiE1s q b Books each. a
4 silver Ms-uh, ps-lIt lever, nu-luEcss vOrh SIS
II Flcel3- e, .lr -sau. Hsv select a-g o.ber ar
ncie On 1ur '~t1f the va,ue * the watch be may
be entitled ".
Agents q retain the certificates or books and
Sits uutu Jle F5qCiIet numbers % Jiuts are com
ers.
Unless thsse Teg'lsI0ns sro strictly compiled
With, ai,C-Tan.e VII bs male on extra cornnis-
don
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TuE CONFESSION. ~ EZgEgl...-s Oh

TT'HE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERTs,-g or
An INVALID,
Published for the bcued,, and a. a CArrrrr 70
Young NY and others, Who s.f'er from Nervous
La-lIty, Premature Decay or Manhood. o. Sans
tlFl2g 20 The same time the Means of -aIf C---
by one who hG- cured E.u-eI alter ur. ,srrs.ry
el-5'taranie quacktTy- By enclosing - ..r.t-..t
fla author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, E-1.
deot-Sm brOOEiyu, EIlrs lo., r. ~
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Coal! Coal!

HAVING REPAIEED
III dalnagsa siBoe The is-s &C..
grand seEe, We are now re- rT-g><Sz-r.-
caTiaR asupply cf COAL reg EEfSrNf1 60
al .ariy, ard ars prepared l. wv IN
auppig oar CU6IOM ERs ><slssz--i!k l--taa
prOnJGy VIII sCKFENED CDAL froFr - -
~ OedaL street rear x De Chattanooga Depot
Prioel siEty i1ol ssHts per besbel, ds'fTsrod anJ
gheTe 70 The city.
r. HOWARD a. co.
tAnA I'm
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just received, large and selected
stock Of Cigars, Smoking and Chewing
Tobacco, At Il Ehreuserss g. 80 Az
Union street
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Corn sheuers, straw cutters, cotton scra-
Pers and farming implements generally, for
sale BY q. ". Fan Z Co., Hard ware Des.-
ere, 81 Fubiic Square. jauIg-Im
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just received, a stock Of imported
Cigars Of the finest brands st Ehren-
bergs, No 40 Union street
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JOhnsOnvilIe.
UTE ARE NOW OFFERING FOR SALE, ovsl
w $50 Building Lots, N Tie
City of JohnsonViIle,

Pahhshsd pa Of which can be seen a. oar cf5oe-
and - the principal Hotels and other pubic place.
IN TINS city Being elztsg loez.ed On tts East
hafik OF the Iennsssee riTeF iSo miles from lis
ID,uth, Aod a TIE teTTniaus q the Nashville and
NqEtAN estern Ealrpsd, 3 distance Of p mlss rom
tha Clfys Surrounded, g. 10 H. b. Tirh 40 uro-
ducuve county, ana beng IN almost constant rFer
cozlmuntcston with many o. NE most fnaaorsnt
commercial eilee % The horth aud Southwest
Dee tnportu0oe. sCch ~ 0pporsunity foS q szfs
and pTlntzeie lnYestznent, y but saldom oEfsrsd-
We the eobS aents aor Tie zale of lots and ara
f1lly sntboTised sAd empowered % EzN1t n.iss .
purchaser.
Appls . v. MATT. BRoWE . %. zgsz
baE3-d " Qkazf5 Bffaaf.
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vARNIsHEs.

3 Bhls. Copa VErnsh, l Btl Japan vsrnsh,
2 Coach ! " Flowing
One barrel Flowing YsrDish,
One hasrsl Black Leatheg.
For sac low. by EWIN 4 PENDLETON.
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New Goods.

Choice Flour, Butter, Potatoes, Onions,
Green Corn, and every variety of Canned
Fruits, and Foreign and Domestic Gr5csrils
offered It low prices az lotions 40. 3 Col
l-ge street.
jan22-tf.
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Fishermen Will End a complete as7ors-
msnt Of hooks, liuss, poles, reels, sno5d8
and all kinds Of tackle a. O. ". Fan : Co.
janI9-Im
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II the lsdiss want bargains ia fne shoes,
Congress Caters, Ba'moTals. &C., buy az
O. ". Fall Z Co.'S.
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A general assortment Of Gne custom made
boots and shoes; the wsrk warranted and
soid low, at o. ". Fal Co.'S Hardware
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LIOUORR.

5 Btss. Alcohol, % per cent.
70 per cent.
Proof Spirits,
Htt's Whisky pure. Tor med. purposes
/" Pnre French Brandy,
Holland Gin.
Purs P, II Madeira, and Sherry Wines
Fox sale low. By EWIN PEEDLETON.
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Photographic Family Bibles,

new and elegant design Of Family Bibles. AZ
RANGED for -lXtee1 lksos les.
DescuPayo Catalogues mailed fsss 70 any address
on application.
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AxEs, AxEs-3OJ Dozen. best brands,
for sale by G. ". Fall 8 Co, Hardware
Dealers, 81 Public square. iaa2ZT
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NAILS, NAna-4O0 Kega FOR s2Ie by O.
". Fall Il Co, Hardware Dealers. q
Public Square. iau22tf
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Buy your boots and Shoes At c. ". Fau
< Cos
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Bargains ia Boots and Shoes et O.. W.
Fall 4 Co.'S Hard ware Store.
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REFERENCES.

State, County, and Nashville City officials.
Members Of the two branches Of the Nash .
vile City Legislature.
Editors and Publishers Of Nashville City
Daily Papers.
Post Master, Nashville, Tennessee.
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For good article Of Watsr-Proof Cloak
ing, call on W. freeman 4 Co.. gofaer Of
Square and Dss5erieS street.
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BOOKS

For 81 classes upon slI subjects 10 every style oi
binding, aud IN endless variety. Exclusive
Agent for the
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Selling Out! Selling Out!

FT,o CLOSE BUSINESS AT so. II CEDAR 81 +,
a large IOt of Nil ary Ead C1i1=ns' Clothing,
sFords. Ge., A. Eei e. Rl kinds of NoisoFls, Can
ned Fruts, Cheese, Chssnuts, 6e., &c-, lower than
& any other place IN thecity.
A rare chsucs j. offered . any one wanting 4
et tsf1insss location. Ir or al u ths sock iE
IN ,sie ,gith tile niEEirIre q the store.
esuilars VII certainly nnd is " her sdyantags 70
cali ou ". Il. 5TARTsMAh,
tGnsl-.S No n CedAT ElTsst,
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BETTERs.

Draks's Paots5on Bstters,
Bulls CS1Eob
HostetterH S1onaSh e"
Booyhsve's HoILaEsd Z"
HooHAnd German
For ssle low, By EWIN 4 PENDLEION.
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AENDRIER.

/ IS Kegs Soda, b. BlussSoDs,
! Cssk Asoeaboy SNUFF " CudreaT,
, Bbss- Epson ss'ts, loo Lbs. cochnesi,
Dutch MsddeT, Bds Cream 1s-tsT,
20 Lbs. bsst Indigo, BriInstone,
Bhs- Oopperas, Flour sulphur,
Soz sale icW, By EWTN PENDLETOE.
.Jzni6-6n.
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The largest stock Of Ciztrs and To
baoco, st Ehrenbesgs, No 10 Union
street
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If you want good Cigar, call on
Ehrenberg, No 40 Union street
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CLAIMS s
OLAI Hd S
CLAIMS S
CLAIMS s

For HORSES and EQUIPAGE LOST in ths SER
VICE; Officers accounts settled with the Qusr.
terrnasteTs, Conmissary, ordinenos AID Treasury
Departments stcPpsgss of Pay remoVsd, Cert
hca.ss Of nCn-indettedness ob1slned. PENSIONS,
BOUNTY, BACK PAY, &e., promptly coIectsd.
Ar. Atkinson having had len years experience e.
% Auditor, becoming thereby familiar with the
Rules, Regulations snd Preced=nts csta5l shed Ffor
the audit g and settling Of ol dns can safely
ssy that no firm in the southwest hss the sane "a
ciltes FOR sns prompt collection o. al war claims
a. presented by this Office.
yN0 F. ISOM,
Late Capt 25hIrs, A q NJ,
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FOR sALE-Tbe hue flIn 'iy rosideg.co, centrally
aud autiful situated, on tie north ,Fest corner
81 Nor Hugh End Uuioa 5.reetL
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fef hohL ne spsetplsi comfJrtabIe family rs.i-
arnee 9i- Df- y i Aoia OIL, a1oat faise ~
a = the Court House, G11 ne ~ The trerrpsr &C.,
l- ChuTcni ~ -Ia noUn raTt q he -ity hevt--
Us tFo -f0ia sdvant Sc o. city sBd colnsry.
"sEied TO lease good Cotton Fa-u,s.
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Foh sALE-The model pEsliiog west SIDE oi
1ii7ucs street. "a house north Of Broad, the lot
iunnnE through 10 Mch lnOre sire. THE ros-
oence Of Tie Clerk and MssteT in ChaBcery-enn
t2icea AZ the modem improvements, Enc IS
trglJ aHeil built and convenient hou-e.
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nIsnt--A FeTy desirable Farm q % AeFas q
1850 - lleae' H-l Lliatse, good lor garden OF -
sISsth o grasses tle Epring Close y the hru-a
- - tain- InFee miles nom Nsshgile uesr-T0s
h fselA = o. the FrEnki. . Pike. hish. kesjtby
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@'ssr 5eptl Avenue and Park street, opposite
"a. EasE mat OF State Capitol.
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No. So North Cherry Street,
NASHVILLE TENN.

70 be had here or in the Northern cit e., ard pat
Tons msy be sure Of beng prOmpuy waited OF ana
having their meals cooked as ordered.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-26

recognizing fully the fundamental doc
trines of our government in regard to
State Rights and State Sovereignty, as
set forth in the constitution itself, and ex.
pounded by the most eminent iurists ofthe
country.
The following is the resolution referred
to. We reprint it in full, that every one
at all acquainted with the principles of the
Democracy may be able to Judge for him
self whether the Maine Democracy have
been "thus swallowing negro suffrage
whole" or otherw ise
Resolved, That the ballot is lhe right Of
Of every American citizen, to be restricted
only by such limitations rs the public safety
may require and that the constitution recog
nizeS the right Of the people Of each State to
prescribe ;he qualifications Of electors, n
power the people Of the separate States com.
prisnp the Federal Union have rightfully ex.
ercised from the origin Of the government to
the present time
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would demand public vengeance for private
injuries Our only desire is the maintenance
OF constitutional law, so that the blessings III
civil liberty may be secured for ontselves and
for our fellow.citizens OF all parties and
should the people of Ohio call me 10 the
performance Of the responsible duties OF Chief
Magistrate, il will be my earnest study to dis
charge the obligation incident to that position
with strict impartiaity and to the full extent
OF my official ability, to every citizen Of the
State
Ours is land Of law, and the magistrate is
not less bound to respect its provisions than
is the private citizen and If be violates the
fundamental law, which he is sworn to sup
port, he should be held to u strcter account
ability than be who assumes no such add
tional obligation
General Morgan concluded thus We are
entering upon one Of the most important 20.
litical campaigns ever known in this or any
other State. The question has been asked
me, What are the prosp acts--cau we succeed2
1t has been my fortune to see many an en-
gagement on the battlefield bu; 1t il the first
time in my life that have bsen Mt the heat
of a civil column; and though am not boast.
ful, must say that never knew the strength
Of the respective forces without being able to
predict victory or defeat; and as | have stu
died the grouHd ofthis contest well, tell you
that the moral of the enemy is bad, their
strength broker, and their nag will soon be
dragging in the dust if you, the representa-.
tives of the people, will do your duty. | have
spoken of the gallant men who went forth to
sacrifice life and limb in defense Of the Con-
stitution and Union. but not Of the niger
and while they were thus falling in they field,
there was another war at hume of civilians,
patriotic and devoted to the principles of the
old flag, and battling for constitutional lib
erty. What we want is for these two armies
to unite, join hands and hearts, and bear
down on the mongre horde. | would say TO
soldiers and civilians, be friends Let not
petty jealousy mar our glorious cause Re-
member we are brothers and friends, and
upon US soldiers, and citizens, rest the we'll.
being Of this land.
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Danger or Defeat.

The Republican State Central Commit
tee (says the Cincinnati Enquirer, has
made long list of appointments of speak
ers for the different counties. General
Cox himself was active on the stump be-
fore any candidate had been brought out
against him. In his Oberliu address, he
significantly reminded his hearers that the
organization opposed to them had, since
the beginning of the war, carried fourteen
of the nineteen Congressman in Ohio be-
sides elOcting their State ticket by large
majority This reminder of the General
and the extraordinary activity of his friends
proves conclusively that they consider the
election in great danger, and that the
vision of defeat is before their eyes, TIL
Republican Central Committee feel that
unless their speakers can do something to
change the current Of public sentiment, the
party will be overwhelmed by it,