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10 NGA-u
An the goOdBi IN the above Last vii be sold, with
out reservation, for ONE DoLIAR each. Certificates
Ell al the various articles are placed IN similar en-
velopes and sealed. These envelopes viii he sent
by mall, or delivered 81 our Office, without regard
70 choice. On receiving q certificate you VII see
what is representa-, and Il is optional with you 20
send one dollar and receive the article named, OF
any other IN the LIST Of same value- In ali transsc-
tons BY mGl We charge tor forwarding the oerhd-
Gates paying postage aad doing the business, Is
cents each. FIVE CERru1GATEG will Be sent Tor 81
ELEyES for g; THIRrT for S. 8IxTE-FTvR for SO;
and OSE HUNnRKD for SI5. By this mode we give
selections from varied stock Of fine gOods, Of the
best make and latest styles, and Of intrinsic worth.
ct 8 nominal price. while ali have 9 chance Of sscu-
ring articles OF the very highest value
We guarantee entire saflsfactonin eTefy i~nstance,
and II there should be sny person dissatisfied with
any article they may receive, they may immedsts-
" return Il, and the price viii Be refunded.
AGENTs.-We allow those acting as Agents, Ten
Cents on each Certificate ordered, provided their
remittance amount 70 One Dollar.
They viii collect twenty-five cents for every Car
tihcste, and retaining 10 cents, remit 70 Us 10 cents
for each.
~HsrAddrsss GEO. DEMERTT 4 CO.,
isniSn Ss Broadway, New York
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4 Scientific Vegetable Preparation Of
Rare Ingredients. DelIcately Per.

4 Scientific Vegetable Preparation Of
Rare Ingredients. DelIcately Per.
famed.
"LOpdoa Ha o1OT RsaOrr ozd Drsssns"
"L0ndon Hsr c5Sor Reaor- and D-sssiag."
"Londoa Hair o1or R0to-er ond Dressing"
"E0sdoa Har osor Reaorc- ard DresSrg. y
1T will restore grsy hAir 70 is original color.
Alt viii make It grow 90 bid heads.
at will restore the natural secredons.
tit will remove Ell oandrJId and itching.
alt vii maze the hair soft glOssy ana hexbie.
e.-1t viii preserve the original color 70 old age.
lit viii prevent n hsir ftom Ealing Cd.
a.-It VII cure Al diseases OF the fcalP.
IT IS NOT A DYE.
REnT1REz.-It is complete within itself; no other
dressing Or sccomI animent Of any KIND being re-
ouirsd. The hair IL renovated and sire gthened.
IN zrestorsd toits original color, softness and hsau-
~, without the applIcston Of mineral substances
\ 1t is entirely differ enGrom the many articles thsi
have been issued from time 70 time. and II the
osLT ESowH kEsToRES Of CeL0s and perfect hstA
| DREsszR o0xRFEED. - is delicstely perfumes, Gl
1 can be spphed BY hand, or soft brush, ~ il does
not stain the skIn or sol the finest linen
10 TRR LADIES.
We would respectfully ask the attention Of Lsdies
! to this new uniFersaiiy popular hair preparation,
and remind them 0. the well established Rct fhai
msny OF the hair touics in vogue sre not only pow
erlsss for good, but absolutely psInicious, and too
! ofen oestructva IN their inhusnee upon the growth
OF the half. The Lonoon HGir Color kestOFer"
contains 20 substance thai will clog the pores, hat
I h dos coptsin real pourishme I for TIE yessaIs
from which It's roots spring, thus rendering the hair
truly elegant and besuttui in every period OF life.
On child ems heads It lays the oundaton O. 3 good
hesd Of har, and st the lady's toilet It is indispen.
sable.
Doss rot sol Hat, BonnG, or TIE fEest Linen
II i The only affastad artiela thst will ahsoiutalv
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Capital sSOeOee.
$4,000 Shares at $lOO Each

nEPRESENTLE6 THE ENTIRE PR0PEETY
N 81 the Company, which i soout sos heres II
iee simpas and leesehcld kaodzs atuHfsd - Gam
be1land county, keutncky, 10 uni,es b taadaoCve
Nashville, on the Cumberland river.
Included IN the property of Ire Company s The
smous old AmsF1can Oh Well, es1na1sd %
have tkroSn up eo,Oo barrels of OF since
frt struck il as The CompCny hAs two
soct engines On he KFound. md h ~yRorcu-ly e.
gsged IN sinking several wells, and are putting a.
machinery 20 RESIN Out and Pst 70 pumping he oid
american OIL Vel. and exTect % ldeveope TIA
ComPsny's lands ertenaiValy within a lev monfhs,
snd coahdent J anucipats results that sill sts,
furtheF es,aolAh ne imnense oil wealth 81 dhs
detr.L
5aooo SHARES appropriated br working carstsl
sd Ger ne RsnsrA expsnses and usss a na con-
nary. A
I6a,eoo s8AREe reserved Eor assnrs i.s.. eud
when s.0ed - - 81 BE hsnsat 81 Az cs stock-
hnidera .Z VII
Mr. &. W G. Peyne, IN cid resident Of Nash,s,a
" the ouEinasor o. tbs Comp.nx.
Books q s~aaecrlpron ere nov oDsns A a. GO.
q the Co Lazht oompany. No. 4 Canree 1891
AZ KESDzlcK 4 son.
1f AHFnA
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For Sale,

A good No. 1 ~secoos-hsDa oE4oKER MACHINE
complets- ApplYst
Nashville stssm Bakery.
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dtissf
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PelIcs Department.

Sp4a foace-H- A chumhley.
Leseneat-uazl~ A. birrheu,
ALea4uznt a =. gyron-
o1tL "h etEE6A "
3Ss-ehn fntA. 4. c-4a-shu.a
us.i.~ @9ets " konaA ~ v .esrn-
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Medical Department.

COL gro r COOPER, Q. s. A,
Medical Director. Department Of The Cumberland.
Ono 80 Summer street
1t col. A. c. HAMLM,
Medical Inspector, U.B. A, Once cor. Church
ana high streets.
sURGEoS r FLETcHER D. g. voLa,
Medical PurTeyor. .. s. A. Odice North ode Of
Pubic Square. between Market and Front.
GENERAL HOSPITALS.
SURGEON 4 P. sTEARSs, Q. s. VOLS,
superintendent snd Director Of Hospitals. Once
q Cherry street.
CUMBERLAND HOSPITAL
Near Poniteunay. Surgeon Burkit Ooak, Q. 8
Vols, IN chErFei
TILsoS HOsFIrAL
On Hsrding like Asst surE. Apologize, o.. s.
Ncis-, ~ chsrge-
70. Is sESERAL HosPTTAL,
Corner So inner md Line-strests, Surgeon ".
n. ChAnDors, 2. 3. Vols, in charge q.
POST
Posr DUrESsAET-Eo " eouth Chsyry st. Sur.
geon Wm. ThreIkeid. Us. Vols, attending on.
GERS and their families.
Surgeon +. ". SPARLIsa, 10th Mob. Vols, Medical
Director Of Post Forces, once No. Is College 81
ROsT BosFTrAL@oornsr Of Cherry snd Elm ste.
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ARqE swo-saory Bnek Housa On coleee
"A sFssf baar Caaslh. E&he ~ 5 beardinz
~ ". MATT HEOwN q 90.
ha-,v m RChEr stsse
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We draw at sight, and at sixty days,
on LONDON, PRIs, FAANxFoRT, and al
other principal cities of Europe.
Parties opening current accounts, may
deposit and draw at their convenience,
the same as with the CRY BANKS, and
viii be allowed interest on al balances
over ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, attic rate
of FOUR per cent. per annum. Orders
for the purchase or sale of various issues
of Government and other Stocks, Bonds,
and Gold, executed on Commission.
juDeAeod sm
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OILS.
vAHNIsHEs.


8 Bbla Aloohol, g per cent
s " Proof spirss.
; " RtssT WHISKY, pure. OR Md purPosss-
1~ Pare French BrkDdy,
" Holland Gin,
Rurs PORT Maaein nd Ebsry WtDsa,
For SO hssb b Evils PEADkEIONs
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Just Received

DY STEAMER MARMoRA, 30 Palss q Hay.
ID 100 Barrels Extra Family -Four, snd for SAFE
r. r. BURKE,
mav94-a n. a south Marse street
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TO Rent,

nART q . god sore az scme seksle As-
a se-a DV eoedA q "a sd AG osN
pressrA Addresa v. a Pea - Roaa oA&
EEyie~& ~
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OTRAYED or sfolen fnoru nsar Port Gl-N-
- ieEn. "a T1eadey evening. tlu ut 49,
eU4gk Hroau Horzs, ahout 10 handE EhA
laf hind foot white. slao W6le anot on npfeL ~
e1a 10th shoulders. Tha aooFe reward WI y
80 q aefssrad e Ne HegtkoEn Gerdez
-Ss-5~ GRn GaaWEND.
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s,5Oe Dos. Painted Buckets
s,sOs Assorted BrOOmsJ
1900 " Tubs, painted and whiisI
1900 Nests Baskessj
1000 Pkga. sPiOesi
500 Pkes. Wrapping Snd Sowing TWinsi
800 Pks. wioki
500 Box Soap, MOL German and TOils
500 Coils Manila ROpsj
500 Coils Hemp
1900 DOs. Bed cordsj
1909 Doc. Liquor Kegs
500 Cases Picklesj
sOO.OOO Assorted Cigars, common, medium
snd fine;
1000 Box Pipes, wood, clay, stone, &o5
$500 Cases Can Fruisj
$50 Gro. Assorted Brushes;
1,5OO Rsams Wrapping PsPsrj
l,OOs Boxes, Plug, ohswing, and Smoking
Tobacco, at lower prices than any
house in the West.
1000 Dos. Zinc and Wood Wsah Tubs;
500 Pkgs. B. B. Cedar Wsre5
1000 Doc. Well BuOksts5
500 Bales Oskum.
O,
aucets,
Ladies',
Carpet Warp,
Matches,
Brandy Fruit,
Tin Ware,
Sauces,
Catsup,
Pepper Sauce,
Mustard,
Stationery,
Wood Bowls,
Starch.
Candles,
60dS,
Gops,
Snuff, 80.
q. NJ. BARRETT,
Corner Walnut and Front Sts.,
apFIe[mthksu CINCINNATI, o
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FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU,
A Positive and Specific Remedy
FuE ihseasss q Ne
Bladder, kIdnsFi. Gravel. sad DropEosi
snsnInna
Helmbolds Extract Buoha
ron nAuEsEa
Arising hom E~Ecsssee. Hsbits o. D~isslpanoA Earfy
l~ndisWsoon. OF Ahuse.

~lndisNeoon. OF Abusa
s. AFrssRB smi Tzs Ez1os1sa szuzronA
lndiEpossEca e Ezerion Lnes q Foaor.
Loss Of Memoir. Nncuig o. braafhiaa
Week Nerves, fremhlinR.
Horror Of Nses-a Wakefanssa,
Dimuess ot VISION, PAN IN DE BaeE.
Universal lEssihlds uffas fluahin9 81 shs Sow,
Muscular 5Ysieuh Euupdoas % the Fa
Hot Hands, Paid Oountruanra
Drynese Of the SKA
These Symptoms, q Nlosed - - q. shiCh ths
meUei1e mgA-sor removes. soon mlloa
mPOrKsOH, rATUITT, ERuEFTlo FzA
n che Of waich TIE patent nlay axpina. Eho ca
saythe theg A. not frequently nHoEed b AOs
"treadhl disesess"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many an sNaTs Of she cause az tar sudpriua.
but no1e win eonsea. The rucoris a. he Lnsans
AsyiUms and ths lnalADcholF deaths b. coasunp-
ton. bear ample witness % he ruth q ns sess-
ton.
a CONSTITUTION oNCa AFFDC1KD VII
ORGAN1C WEAENEsa
requires Toe all o. msdicins 70 streEgthSR ~ u
VeorAts Ee sysem, which HBEAROLB6 ~.
TRAcT BUCHU invariably dos. AEA va 0a-
vince the most sssp1eA-
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Rebellion Ended F!
Riddleburger Still in the Field!

A FTEE returuing sincere t1ankf 90 4 liberal
n pubic tor their klnd pag1onsee in days gone
-, SAN womb noas ks Old friends sad custo
mers tfAf IN aadieon - q thorough reassng 40 q
ne Eaung Hslooo. he hra ndded = Ba-. Where the
cneceet Ntnes snd LqEorE cen he had at 81 tines,
re vfere geuuem<n vii ~ waited on hy thost
90 soldiers q the Cross Ead Edahse eaananen.
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AdYerdsenaufs IN The SPECIAL Column fIst tine,
RON ] 20 s Ines, 81 O0-each addiion4 line, y
cent?; subsequent Insertions. 10 cents per hne. In
Locd coIamn, frst tine, from ] % 3 Ines N0@
ssch sd11nonG line, 30 cents snbseqoent nser-
tons. 10 oents per Inc.
All embellishments occupying srocA position,
-rd ell dOUtis column embellishments, vii b
charged 81 per cent advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
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FEMALES, FEMALES FEMALR

FEMALES, FEMALES FEMALR
OLD OR YOUNG sESGIK, MRRIZD, 0R JOE
TElnIATIsG MkRRIAGE
In msny affections peculiar b Females, ha M.
tract Buchu "a unequlled hy any othes Feme6y. -
IN Chior0sis OF Htanton, Lueglariy, hnhlnesA
orSuppression the Customary EFacuanoaa N
cerated OF Schiu3us stste Of The Uterus, Leucor-
rhea, or Whites, Sterhty, and for 81 compiaas
incideat b de seq, shether arising 1cm indscns-
hon. HABITS q psapahon, or mtbs
DECLIEs Ga OaASaE o. LA
Sc symptoms abosa
Ne FaWib &oa2 b Witksi d
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PAT. WASH ana IoHN JoNEs

Nasbvnis notorsy. MR. , X. KKsL vii
.aiza bSoa hzadt 10 AZ cad ~ the wants q tes hujf
Fly.
coma hasnas snaE ny ys0E haae.
8 = RIpDLERURoER
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hmany Affections with which uumhsrs q Pc
mAes suner, tho kOOT AM HERB JUICES b
most happily sdaptedIn UoerStsd Uterus, ia Leu
oorrnRa, IN bearing dovn, Falling al The womb.
Debility, and Tor at complaints incident % ths sea
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FEMALEau

Although you may Be pronounced incurabla, te
AmsTstan's Root and HeTb Juices = nrsa0Fe every
ses5ge Or impurities nom BE system a veil a. al
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- AA4AALHA1
"PosFH0FrTAL, FoErM knzHtu1
baltimore, Nd. Feb. -, EsA
II hsve Eezt satisfaction ia stating tfsl I have
used IN &1lu1t1s Rassiss" E- Nsuerea Ds-
ease u - most customary 6m that ] have usod
have found them 70 respold 70 mF antcipsdons
promptly and enectuRly. Knowing their cornpo-
alton, ihaVe TIE lallost conddenes 10 their ehesrT,
and a. fr IS my use cf them extends Irenommend
them strongly. AIFEm c. BaUraa
@Assaaaf Surgeon 0h New TorE Vols."
Let b understood thaf these remedies are e.
r~ecommen1ed, and vii positively cure tie diseases
tE Nhieh they are offered.
Price Of Male Packages, 6Amarhn's Gfa 500.
Female 500; Root and Herb Jaioe GO; Wash
- cents.
sold By W.. J, &C y. SMITH, Druezsts,
Corner Cnu~h md Vine sireee.
NAsHFIEL nENN-
Dssmond = o. ~RrOPnssOr, als Racs streets.
PhladelphiA.
ja1i@sn-
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Fer 6tsts O.
Ecr county "
EoT LfT 7 "
We, M u1Ssndmed, have tbs day sdoptsd ne
sSFsa senc1y % sdhere.
Nh OANERCE 4 q (.
JOHN WALLACE, &g the DP1lA
BARRT, WINHAM 4 90. hf HrsG
N1sHTnu. TUs. sept .. ISIS.
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EB HOHERTOH.R
C. L. HOWERT0N,
81 Market Street, 81
OLD sTAND OF }. D. MARCH a soE3
Second door from Union Street.
o.
a
AND DEALER IN
Coach, Buggy,
Wagon Harness,
Saddles, Collars,
Hsmss, Chains, Whips,
HORSE--CLOTHING.
Trunks, VaIIses, and SRddIery
HARDWARE
&C., SIC.
Q. |. HOWERTON'S
HARNrs-HAssbEEN AWARDED
The Highest Premium
~ thc Tennessee state tNr, hsnuucky Sao rHret
BOWhng Gresn, Lmestoas county Fair. AlabamA.
sAd Agricultural SooetJ At Athens, Ala
@. l. HOWERTON.
81 North Msrketst, Nashville, Tenn.
aDrIs-sJn
THE GREAT
SPRING AND N APERIENT
Sufferers of the Headache,
Sufferers of the HeadRch
> Sufferers Of the Headache,
EHervescent
Sufferers from Sour Stomach, Z
Sufferers from Bilious Headache,
Sufferers from C~ostiveness, h1
- n
sufsrers nom Heartburn,
buferers from Piles,
Bnharers ron Sea Sickness. -
AP erien
Eahsrars tom LAYER Complaint
Sufferers nom Indigestion
Will FND IN
TARRART'S EFFERVESCENT SsITItR kRfHlERT
A Sure, Pleasant and Permanent Cure for the above
and simiisF dsesses. d
Bsuulactursd only BY TARRANT 4 CO, R7S
Greenwich stree4 Eeg York
80 For sale By ali Dragrsts. may&iy
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~sAMAR1rANs arrT.

BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD
S~crofulA, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters
Scales BoilA Syphilis or Yenerial
Diseases etc.
3AAARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Ls offered TO the Publie ~ a positive cure.
sHPHillS OR YENERIAL DIsFAsEs the "A.
dARFrANS ROOT AND HERB IUICES a De
-. popsnl ce[An mo enectaa remedy ever pro
cnoed t reaches E1d eraicstes evzrr nsricia .,
he FenereA poison, 90 thst the curs s. fhn-caeh
nd permanent Iskethen- oftEs Purifying Rem
sdy ard Be he2ed, AID not tsnsuH % yolr poa.
aenEy that Tor when you nay repent iu afer years.
m NnT nHCn4 m
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The Case of VIM. KeSSIer.

William Kesser, poor insane man, of
Jackson twp, this county, was drafted; but
no notice was ever served on him, the
officer whose duty it was, saying that il
was unnecessary, that he knew him TO be
insane, and that he would so return the
facts. subsequently, William Kessler was
taken 10 the Lunalic Asylum, at Harrisburg,
where he escaped aud by some means re-
turned home.
The notifying officer went into the service
and died. The way seemed TO be clear /;
and thirty pieces of GREENBACKS, prize
not 10 be lightly discarded. Accordingly
one bitter cold night; in February last, a
squad, followed by military officer, arrest
ed The poor lunstic, hurried him from point
to point, without giving his friends time or
opportunity 10 bring the facts before The
conviciing tribunal until, finally, the poor,
FRfENDLESS, INSANE CITIZEN, found
himself incarcera;ed in Fort Mifflin, under
sentence Of Court Martial, 10 confineme nj
for TWO YEARS with BALL AND CHAIN!
VI no shall answer al the great day, for
the unexampled suffering this innocent lu-
nalic has endured
We are glad 10 add, that upon the facIs
being made known 10 President Johnson,
he Immediately ordered Kessler's release
and discharge, and 10 be returned in charge
of guard 10 his home in Jackson town
ship. For which 10 him, thanks.-Dsm.
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THE next Term of This Institution will
begin on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18TH,
1865. The regular prices of Tuition range
from S5 so 10 ST so per Term OF Eleven
Weeks, to be paid al or before The middle
OF the term.
The usual extra charges will be made
FOR German and French, and the various
Ornamental Branches.
II is extremely important that the pupils
who shall attend the School should be pres.
ent al the beginning of the term, or as soon
after as possible, in order to start regularly
with The class. In all cases tuition will be
charged for the FULL TERM, unless otherwise
by special previous agreement.
The Principal has had an experience OF
years in teaching the Languages and high
er Mathematics, as well as the various
branches of a substantial English Educa-
lion, and will spare no effort 10 secure
rapid and thorough progress in his pupils.
REV. H. RINKER, A. M.
August 9, 1865. Principal.
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The Policy Of President johnson Opposed by
the Policy Of the Cabinet of Lincoln.

II is vain now TO dispute the fact that
there is direct issue between President
Johnson and the Cabinet Of his predeces-
sor, on the question of re-eslablishment of
the constitutional relations of the South
with the other States in the Union. The
President has, from bis Inauguration, main
tanned that the so-called Confederate States
were in The Union thai they could not go
out BY any mode known to the organic law
that secession was unconstitutional that
the rebellion vas insurgency against the
supreme law, and that war was the arbilra-
menl TO decide these points. Hence in his
efforts 10 re-e5tablish the union of the
States, he ignored the idea reconstruction, as
inexpensive OF the constitution ality OF his
policy. The reflective mind will at once
see that the acts of the President in pursu-
ance of this policy were bul its coroaries.
So far as his policy was constitutional, il
received the support of the Democracy
because the Democratic party is the only
conservative; constitutional agency now 10
be relied on in the country. But not so
with "the Cabinel" OF the President. APP
pointed by the predecessor of Mr. job nson,
since the views and prejndices OF each
were in harmony with the selecting power,
no evidence has yet been presented that
any one of The "constit utiondl advisers (God
pardon Us the satire) Of Mr.. Johnson unite,
harmonize, or sympathize with him in his
policy and purpose OF re establishment of
Union. On the contrary, The War Depart
meui, by general orders, and special orders,
is daily exciting the military to acIs of wan
ton outrage on the rights of the people 10
the violation Of all law 10 total disregard
OF the policy of the President; 10 the TO-
menting OF discord, hatred and ll-will with
in and without The "miIilary lines" Eec-
tions are set aside BY "Brevet Brigadiers,"
newspapers suppressed by "ColoneIs com
manding," legal civil officers, duly elected
by the people under President Johnson's
promises, policy and power, removed from
Office or forbidden 10 exercise their duties
shy order" of somebody with shoulder
straps, and the courts of law and justice
closed; habeas corpus refused, trials un-
known TO our people The constitution or
free government ordered by military COM
mander. Such facts must convince the Pres
ineni, if he is allowed 10 know them, that
if he expects TO restore the Union, he must
Gbolih his Cabinet. Till be makes an ef
fort 10 satisfy the people that he is in ear
nest, is true, is sincere, is bold, is consti>
tu;ional, is OF iron will and courage enough
10 be a constitutional President, he will be
regarded as administrator, not the Executive
of the Federal auihoritY.-Pahi lot + Union.
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The Grand Jury of Philadelphia, has ig-
nored the bill charging Edward lngersoll,
ESQ, with assault and battery and carrying
concealed Weapons They should have in
dicled the ruffian of an officer who made the
uniustifiable attack upon him.
AN exchange says that the conviction OF
Mrs Perrine of the crime of kissing her reb-
ell cousin, by a military commission COM
posed of Judge Advocates and eight or ten
brigadiers, proves that we have strong
Government. Very strong indeed
The CARNIVAL OF CRIME.-Nearly every
exchange paper we receive now contains
complaints Of an intolerable spirit Of rowdy-
ism prevalent in their midst Murders,
highway robberies, house-breaking, riots
and ouirages are becoming quite common
all over The corniry.
ALTHorcH Texas has doubled The number
OF negroes since the war commenced, The
people of that Stale are making every exer
lion 10 organize labor on a white basis
Sambo will enjoy his hey-6ay and his high
day, and before he knows il he will be
counted out.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has decided that where a person keeps a
horse, the use of which is necessary 10 the
prosecution OF his business, the exp enses OF
keeping the horse, including feed, ETC., may
be deducted from his income. When the
horse is used, partly for business produc-
ing income and partly for pleasure, so
much of the expense for keeping him as is
clearly referrible 10 productive labor may be
deducted.