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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-31

IF YOU must take medicines then take AYERS
which are by far the most effectua remedies to be
had anywhere, mar 24-lw
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~ CONGRESS OF TALENT 81
ABsOLUTELY PEERLESS. ts5r-

Prof. g. P. Hutchinsenb WONDERFUL DOGS,
trained to point Of perfection aim est incredible
are attached to this Grand Combination. d
The STUB OF HORSES and PONIES are unsur-
passab!e ss regards beauty and style, and are
splendid rspresen satives Of admired breeds.
The PAVILION, WARDROBE, TRAPPINGS.
PROP1HTIlS, ,PARAPHERN ALA and GENE
BAL OUTFIT are entirely new. and we're manu-
factured and i'm ported expressly for MesGrs,
STONE & ROHST0N, at cost Of $s7 ,oSo. Il
Admission, so cents. Reserved Seats, Is cents.
Children to Reserved Seats, so cents. fsraessrF !
81 ~ For full details see Mammoth Pictofisls
IIlustrsted Dsscfiptiys Sheets and Prosrsmmes'
Display Bills. Lithosraps, dc. se nh 20-lW
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE STONE & ROSSTON
Circus Combination .

~1TcuS SOm pima GIOn.
Organized on q scale of Unprecedented Masni6
cence. respectfully announce to the citizens of
Washington and vicinity short series of their
SUPERB ENTERTAINMENTS commenciay an
THURSDAY EVENING, March 80.
and continue until further notice,
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
Doors open at and p. m.
The spacious Pa.il will be erected on
NEW YORK AVEHUE AND 9Th STREET.
The PROPULSION OF ATTRACTIONS will be
presented with all the fascinating aduncts essen.
tial to render them nimitabla in su periority and
marvellous in splendor
Among the pre-emnent EQUEsTRIANS, GYM
NAsTs, ACROBATs, PANCRATIsTs, POsTU-
RERs, EQUILIBRIsTS. PANTOMIMIaTs, HU-
MORIsTs, DANsHUsES, and other Classic Ar.
tistes, are:
LEJEUNE BuRTE. the Premier Horseman,
Messrs. NJ CRRAY d HUTCHINSON, the Excel.
sior Gym nasts. t.,... ,.r
The DENZER BROTHERS, VALENTINE, RI.
DOLPH AID CHARLES, the famous Acrobats,
The SAGRINEE FAMILY, consisting of SiRs
FERDINAND and PERELLB. III lie SOPHIE and
Master HENRI. Equsstrians, Pancrstists, Equi-
Mr.. DEN STONE. the accomplished Humorist,
M CHARLES MONROE. the popular Clown
Mr. FRANK BOSTON. the unequallsd Eques-
Messrs. DRExEL, ANDROs PIcroN. GRaFp
BATTY, REMSEN. BERLETTE, ROHEBERG.
MAGER, TABQR, LIzaRR0, WALDlN, ZAR.
cLAuDE and cLARsNcE. Genera % Psrformers,, fnS,
constituting
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On AND AFrEK April 1st the Office Of Glenwood
Cemetery will be removed to room No. IL Federal
Block, mar 9l.tspl&
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- .Sfsing 1t is eheers.

Winter IS drtGry.
Grttn ieareS hang. but the bTotrn nlKNfy:
When he is shaken,
Lone and tOTsdRen,
WHAT can an old man do but die 20
Why, take PLANTATION BIfTERs to be sure, and
with them q new lease ef life. The old are made
young again, the middle.aged rejoice, and the
young become doubly brilliant by using this plen-
did Tonic. Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Liver Com
plant, Headache, Pains in the side, "Crick in the
Back +" and all symptoms of Stomachic Derange
ment yield at once to the health giving influence
of PLANTATION BITTERS. mar 3J-lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-31

CLEAR, ShoOTH SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL Con-
PLxIoS follows the use of HELaBoLD's CoNoEN-
TRArED FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA. 1t re-
moves black spots. pimples and all eruptions Of
the skin. n12b Jim
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! LUBIN'S
FRANGIPANNI
MATT EN- ND

fHAN6lPANNl
TOILET POWDER.
This widely and Justly celebrated article which
fs used throughout Europe, and considered
ANEcESsITY IN TIE TOILET OF EVERY LADY
ispow for the Hrst time introduced
ToTHH
LADIES OF AMERICA.
FRAHGIPANNI POWDER
ts unrivalea for removing CAaps. .Shafts, Bletchss
Pinpies and other impurities of the skin, render
Ing 1t soft, clear, splooth and beautiful.
FRAEGIPAEHI POWDER
IL used to remove TAN and FREcKLRs, giving fresh
ntss to the compilation and alsalhy lEs to the skin
with youthful softxes
YRANGIPANN POWDER
is used By TIT ladies of Europe to sprinkle the
inside of KID GLOVES, enabling tight glove to be
drawn ON and off with ease, and preventing their
being soiled by perspiration. After the glove is
withdrawn it leaves the hand SMOOTH, Sort, and
WHITE with delicate freshness and perfume.
FRANGIPANEI POWDER
IL used to remove all rongntSs and redness of the
HANDS, ARMS and FACE. 1t softens CeRss. and
all other cutaneous excresences.
Price 7s Cents and so Cents, according to size of
Package.
WILCOX Il Co, Principal Agents,
1s1 Water str eet New York,
and principal Druggists and Perfumers.
To PURIFY, EsaIcH THE BLOOD, BEAuIIFY the
complexion, use HELNRoLDss HIGHLY CosoEs-
bettle equals ia strength one gallon of the Syrup
or Decocton m2r6m
SECRET DISEASES
SomaritGn's 6tf is the most certain, safe and
efectual Eemedy-indesd. the only vegetable rem.
and recent cases in twenty four hours No mineral,
no basam no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken.
It is M the solder hops. and friend to those who
male $3
Samaritan's Root and Herb Juices-A positive and
permanent cure for Syphilis, scrofala. Ulcers,
Sores, Spots letters &c. Price 81, or si1 bottles
for IS. Sold by 8. c. Ford. See advertisement. ms
NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, &C.
Can Be Cured by one who has really cured himself
and hundreds of ethers, and will tell you nothing
but the trtHh. Address, with stamp.
EDWARD II. TRAyER,
mar 2 D& WY Lock Box, Bosten Mass.
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Man hAhETEEh, C6nductOr,
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
UNPARALLELED COMBINATION
GEOLOGICAL AND EQUESTRIAN ATrRAc
TIONS
VAN AMBURGH CO.'S
MAMMOTH MENAGERIE,
frem $50 and 541 Broadway, New York combine
with
THAYRR & NOYES'
GREAT UNITED STATES CIRCUS,
will exhibit one week only.
AT THE FOOT OF SIXTH STREET,
NE.R NEAR PENNNsYLyANIA PENNsYIy.N AyENgE.
AFFsRs99E AFFsRso9s AEB AEB s1sHF: s1sHF
BOTH COMPANIES
EXHIBITING IN ONE TENT
FOR ONE ADMISSION FEE.
Doors open at 2 and O'Clock,
LADI1s AND FAMILY PARTIES
will lind the
AFTERNOON EXHIBITIONS
less crowded than those given at night while the
performances Will be equally attractive in every
respect.
THAYlR NOYEs'
UNITED STATES CIRCUS
includes
THE pHks ,osGE oTWAEssTHD RI
R0111Is' 1oEA1d26Rs. da22TIRasIss5srs' @d..
in the country, with
STUD OF pERE9RnIaS aSR Mf,ss HORSES. PONIES
1ECOMPARABLY SUpERIOR
to any other that be produced pom this side ~
the Atlantic.
Prominentamong the gifted perfor mers attached
to this
SUPERB CIRCUS TROUPE
will lie found the names Of
NJ \ M f. SHksii sifRE ffRHED, VI rs @ 5As 5is iksysoLps,
M HSss sAHsBsEsi HSF1SEh M Sk S1sSAFSSssr,
MASTER COOK.
and full corps of
GYMNAsTs TUMBLERs AND ATHLETES.
VAN AMBURGH & CO.'S MENAGHR1B,
comprises the
MOST MES asS E2k. q
CURIOUS BIRDS,
from every quarter of the globe, that has visited
this city for many years, including among other
prominent features the world renowned
WAR ELEPHANT HANNIBAL
TWO BUMPED BACTRIAN CAMIL.
the first one that has been seen in America for
forty years; the first and only
HIMALAYA WHITE BEAR
ever brought to this country; pair of
POONAH SLOTH BEARS,
the FIRST ever exhibited here;
TWO WHITE ZEBUS,
together with
LIONS. TIGERS, LEoPARDs, HYENAs, BEARS,
LLAMAS,
the animal kingdom, forming the grandest sxposi-
tion OF
ANIMATED NATURE
ever presented to the Washington public.
THE PERFORMANCES
will include every lima ginabe variety OF
DAsHING WORKMANSHIP AND Classic
OLYMPIC GAMES,
introducing
NEW AND STARTLING ACTS
never before given in this city. At each enter
tsinment MIR. G. w. Noyes will introduce his fa-
nous
TRICK HORSE. GREY EAGLE,J JR.
the finest specimen Of equine beauty in America;
also his celebrated
PERFORMING MONKEY. sIGNOR VICTOR
the feats of which are comical beyond desert ptop
A pupil OF the great VAN AMBURGH will enter
the deBs of
LIONS. TIGERS AND LEoPARDs.
Each enter tainment will commence with
GRAND ORIENTAL CAVALCADE,
and conclude with the laughable performances of
DR.. Thayer's
COMIC MULES, UNCLE SAM AND DICK,
MBssRs. THAYER Il REYNOLDS, CLOWNS
TO PREVENT DISAPPOINTMENT.
the public requested to observe that the man.
moth pavilion is located
N mn
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
immediately in the rear Of the Clarendon and Cen
trail Hotel.
Admission to the entire Mammoth Combination.
20 cents; Children under twelve, % cents.
mar 3l-u
OXFORD! OXFORD! OXFORD!
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE
Ninth street, fronting on Pennsylvanis svenus.
INVIECIBLE, UNAPPROACHABLE INIMI.
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IL 4,ooO Union prisoners have thus far
died in rebel prisons.
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To PURIFY ENRICH THE BLOOD BRAuTIFY the
complexion, use HELMBoLD,s HIGHLY CosoEH
TRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA. One
bettle equals in strength one gallon of the Syrup
or UecOctlOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-31

This widely and Justly celebrated article which
is used throughout Europe, and considered
ANEcESsITY IN TIE TOILET or EVERY LADY
is snow for the 6rst time introduced
TO THE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-31


WILCOX i CO., PRINCIPAL Agents,
Isl Water street New York,
and Principal Druggists and Perfumers
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REBEL NEWS.
R1cBMorD DATES 70 WEDNESDAY.

Rumor Of Movement Toward the Ssath
side Railread-Daltsn, Ca, Eyacaased
by the Union Ferces-Unfon Transports
Renewing Cetten Undisturbed-A Dem.
enstratisn against TuPele-Six Month .
siege OF Mobile Provided Fer-Move.
ments of Gen Themas-His Object to
rapture Lynchbnrg. sc. 10 st'Et..8
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MISS MARY MITCHELL,
On which oec1s.on Miss EMMA MITCHELL Wi
apuesr.
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Alexander Dumas publ shed in q dsily
Paris pa er a novel, in which the b 70
Inc, prosperous and happy, is as,ailed b.
consump an. All the gradual symptoms
ar m st touchinxly described, and ths
great st inter st was felt for the hero ne
One day toe Marquis de Dalomieu called OF
aim.
"Dumas," said he, "you mean to let youl
heroine die?"
''Of course. After such symptoms as
described, how could she live ?"
you must hange the catastrophe"
81 can not"
"Yes, you must, for on your heroins's If,
depends my daughters"
"Your daughter's2"
eyes: she has all the various symptoms
you have desert ed, and watches mournfully
for every new number Of your novel, read
ing her own fate, in your heroine's. Now
if you make your heroine live, my daugh-
ter, whose imagination has been deeply I'M
pressed, win live too. Come, life to save
is temptation"
''Not TO be resisted"
Dumas changed his last chspters HI:
heroine re overed and wss happy. About
five years afterwaTd Dumas met the Mar
quis II party.
"Ah, Dumas r. he exclaimed, 'ltt me in
troduce 10 you my daughter; she owes LEI
life to you. There she is"
chat fne, handsome woman, who looks
like jeanne d'Arc?"
eyes. she is married, and has had four
children"
"And my novel four editions" said Du-
mas "and 90 we are quits"
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General slocum's order taking leave q
the Department q the Mississippi, IS dated
at Ficksburgs on the 10th, and states the
case thus.
=" In order 10 avail him elf Of q leave o.
absence which has been ersnted him, he
unders gned hereby reiinquishes command
Of this apartment"
"a hnndsoIne entertainment" the Vicks-
burg Herald says, Hss given the Gener. on
/ the afternoon Of the 18th, 81 the once ..
I Hes.rs. Brook & smedes, which WIS at
tended BY many Of the eldest and w3ri b iesi
I Of our cifizous.' The Herald SAYS;
General elooum in response to e senti-
ment, laid be believed the people 1T ,hs
I South were honestly and faithfully return
I ing 10 their allegiance, and that he was q I'D
I to believe the day was not far distant vhsr
/ the country would be sgsin united. He had
/ frequently been placed in very delicate DO.
sifions, in which he found It vary hard Il
I deal leniently with The citizens. IN Justice
Z to the Government which had houo-ed hin
with commission, and whose interests he
he'd to guard. He felt the consciousness oi
having always endesvored 10 do his duty.
and 70 deal With bis err ne Southern friends
in manner that would most speedily bring
them to their fealty the Union"
General Force was called out, end. the
Herald says, "spoke 10 shout the same
terms, hoping il would not be lOrg ere tas
good work started IN Missi sippi would re
ruit IN our complete rest-ration 10 the Union,
and the withorsWsl Of the United States
troops"
General sloaum proposed 'ths health Of
Wa. L shsrkey, Pos isioal Governor OF
Mississippi "a SOU d stat sman aud q true
patriot; may he long spared othe service
Of the State he has served 90 fai hin ~
and vel -
The He aid ssys:
fbe utmost harmony and good feeling
prevailed, tn United States officers aud our
ciiizsns mingled as ple sanity as if we had
never been &C war. Ab09t dark til Assem-
blags Tsp rsed, with the hope THAI toe
North ana south might always meet Is cor
dial !"
There are several reasons why this is a
nota e afisir. he scene Wss Vc4sburg
SenerR Sl0cum is ihe DemOcra ic CO nd date
ior Seer tary Of sta e o. New York. G,n
eral T re- IS well known citiz Of this
CIT, snd Republican -C5ncinnGtf Com
TlerciaI.
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The Lafe comm Mckee

From the Psnsma Chron.cle sopi 6
The life Of Col. Mckee wts an eventful
one. BornHnd bred N Kentucky, that land
Of adventurous splits, he pncticed law
with Tom Marshall, Judge Burton and 9TH
er nota lilities; be conducted q newspaper
with the famous Prentice Is a cotemporar,
be speculatsd in coal and Western produce,
buying lands one day and ''spmping" the
State the n xt; writing as clerk Of the courts
during one month and then dIasing his
sword In the Mexican war IN the following.
and with that v, rsaiility Of Cenius peculi
iy American, he found no branch Of indus
trg amiss u him. and be tried them enc b,
one As the whim dictated. On tbs insialla-
tion Of Mr.. Lincoln into Office as President
OF the United states e America, in 1866,
Col. Mckee vas appointed 20 the Consulate
Of Panama. Al "a port he has remained
over four years with bus a short abse &c,
once, Of few weeks to Acapulco and back.
in search Of healto.
During the residence Of Col. Mckee in
this ciiy he never met any ne who was nut
glad 10 meet him with cordially. His kind
heart was Wis be 10 al With whom he came
10 contact his genial spirit reached even 10
excess. and sometimes made ham an object
Of whom the Willy sough; 20 take sdvantu &c.
IL was his aim 10 deal fairly and hon rauiy
BY men 81 al times, aud indie d il wss
this inspiring feeling Of his nature that led
ann o 50 oFer-exert himse {. alta time when
hia feeble frame inquired re fosa. that Undue
Cd has hnsl proslrotion and end He cen 4
not wiliutly wroag sny one. Even those
who but lately rcvilea him &c forced
standing Ga tbs verge Of his grave and ga
ing on me lad that covers his remains. 20
areo d hin The word OF praise; and hose W ho
eut few GAYS ago 50 Indignantly assailed
TIE dy ng msu are nov repentant Of that
malice, a d arc maxim & stonemeut for their
was Rrd esssnd n ste. The deal o Col
Mckee Is Eel BY tue-e with the uang. ofre-
uorse for having wroagtd 3 more honest
man than themsviv,s.
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Yncnncies nt MOI Pnint.

WAsHEeTOS, S Ptembef 2e.-The How
ing circular, r ing 10 the United S ates
Nj .itery academy at West Point, was to-
day issued by the Va Departments
Vacancies ex st in Cadetships, at the
nit sta Nj itary ACADEMY, in e
Go gress onal Di tricts Of the following
states aud lie ritories;
a, rritories, Rhich should be filed BY the
nom natioa % members Of mgr s. re re.
senting the respective distrets before lie
9TH % October next. Maine, the h dis
trict; NeN hampshire, the Is n York,
the Sd, llth, nth 2Ist, 26th, and 9Th; New
Je,s y, he 4th; Penusylvsnia, Ia 9th and
l4,hi West Virginia, the I'd Ohio, he lIth,
y, and Ito; Ken,ucgy he ID, Stu, and
s b; Tennessee, the 81, 4th, 9th, End 9Th;
l. sna, the IS a-d Sd; Jill qois, he 9Th aud
The state az large; Michigan, the 9th; 10 "a,
the 9th; Wisconsin, the lst, ID, and 5th;
Minnesots, the lst, one acsncy; Id no, one
vacancy.
Members having the right OF nomina-
ton viii lease forward, Immediately, O
Brighter General De afeld, Chief OF Eugi-
ners, the names, resid nee aud age Of the
applicants Tor whom hey desire appoint
Iaent The bppicsnt should be r ady "a
present himself for examination at the Ae-
deny. Being at West Point on or before
the 18th Of October.
"By order Of the Secretary Of War"
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General T5omas Benton, the soldiers csn-
didate for Governor ofIows, in late speech,
after alluditg - the capture Of battery by
his men, at The battle Of jenkins Ferry
Arkansas, Fays;
"Whnt was the indignant Of his men
when they saw in he printed letters Of
these correspondents a glowing accouut Of
the bravery Of the colored troops in storm
ing this battery, and Ignoring the very ex-
istsnce ofhss regiment. who really capiu ed
it, by not even mentioning Tvs presence
there. But this indignation was snll fur
ther increased, when, by some ones orders,
these very guns were sent up 70 st. Loois,
and exhibits there AT a soldiers fair, with
certain battle-hags, ss trophies OF The brave
~ Of certain colored troops, who were said
to have stormed and taken them al The bar
tie Of jenkins Ferry, when, in TACT, tkare
were DO battle-flass thers, and the whole
work Of taking the guns was done by his
own regiment, which was not even men
toned"
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Rev. Henry Ward Beecher opened the po-
litical campaign at Ply mouth church last
evening, by sermon a good part OF which
was devoted 70 an argument IN favor Of ne
gro suffrage. He claimed suffrage as q right
Of the negro, although he might ask il even
on other grounds. he was for universal
suffrHg=, and would give q vote to every ID n
that lands on our shores. At the sams time
he believed that tie four millions Of Afri-
ca now here could be better trusted with
the ballot than the Irishinen and foreigners
thst swarm here from the cd countries He
believed, too, that in Withholding the bol lot
from women we are not actng up 70 the
spirit Of American free institutions She
should have every civil right that belonged
70 the man.
Speaking Of negro suffrage, again, Nj.
Beeche SAID: "6od abdicates, aud IS ia se to
his attributes, if there is peace Def re you
settle that question Of right He ntinued
10 sp yk % the duty on The part Of the strong
to protect the weak. One Of three thiags
must happen 70 the FREE dmen-their ma t5rs
must take care Of them, OF we must take
csre Of them, or they must take ca Of
themselves. fne voice Of the people, speak
ing as the voice e God, has decided that
theis Old masters shall take care Of them no
longer HDd it Is cur " to give them all
the right Of citizenshp, that hey NAV be
able 10 Ike care Of themselves. In eonclu-
sio1, he spoke hOi efu ly Of the future Of she
country, believing the people Of the No TIL
Of the south ~ill finally bc more friend
~ than ever before World, 2isf.
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special Dispatch % the Nliielnnal Ollette-
ST. Louis, Sept. %.
The Fenians had q very large and most
enthusiastic meeting az the Court House asst
night. Their numbers were so great that
the spscious rotunda would not "a one
halfofthuse in attendance, aud one or more
meetings were held in the open air. Biga-
der Gene al Sweeny, Of the regular army,
wss elected President, and made an e'oQuent
speech in favor Of the independence Uf Ire
laad. Speeches were made By number Of
other &c. tlemon, among them the eloquent
A. L. Morrison, Of Chicago. A series Of
rcso utions WIS passed setting forth the OBJ
ieets of the Rroiherhoo3, apd aivising The
appointment, by james McGrath, the Head
Center OF Missouri, Of a committee Of ave
from each ward, 10 collect material and 90
assist the Fenians in Ireland in carryinF
out their purposes. Altogether it was oae
OF the largest and stSeuthus astic meet
ings ever neld in 81. Louie.
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SmasemgHla
THEATRE.

CHERRY sTREEr BETwEEy oEDaRa GAY
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THr ADMINISTRATIONS AID rHE 6ovTRyguSr.
How often have those who critic sed the
Administration duriag the last four We rs,
been called enemies Of the Government
BY tn very journals which now most loudly
denounccs the President and ms plans and
acts How frgeiful W n they then Of
great principle, Of FREE discussion a. a
rec criticism, which are So vital te a Re
pas lean and 20 uisr Governue a. II %
criocise Mr.. Lincoln and 3 sets was onCn
hostility 20 the Government, 50 w.s criti-
eism 81 Mr.. Buchanan, and 50 is critic SIN al
Mr.. johnson. But u max all the diher-
enee N ne world whose OK l. goref.
We like this fr-e criticism vi nit il bssea
in reason, aud hiss no Ell neut al s,ers ~.
ton or caprice. But So 70 CT 1 Csc Is ro h. F.
"Copp rh' sd," then are the ranks Of ~
"Copperheads" largely swol 60 by the fresh
accessious Of the late foes Of free thought
A. ]. Css.
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Noiics TO Shippers.

OFFICE GEN sUpERINfENnESr. n &C. r. 3
NssavIrIE. IE'ss-, SEP lfIh. ISIS 3
OWING 70 TIE western and Afs-l, RI irnaf
~ Eth being n fle poses f|on q ihs nifny ~
thorliss. an lfei Ihts destined ior rfln's SOUL =
Chsttaucosa must ba PREPAID either thare o. % iA7
% nt
Pre- Ehfz i5T fncTTlle ere noT iaEen t1ropln-
Norioe iii - ever o. socn a. &c Aliall II
ihcrl-Ies raiiEf n TIE II. 7 - 80 --a-
NESTS ere ulade l1r throush fr.isl-s a,.i.
Ia a. o.. So 80 r.. res
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Auction Sale Of GOFernmenl
Mules.

U4ficE ASSISTANT llrAlIrRIAsTER.
NAsHvtLtE, IEaE-, sept ., 1876.
n WILL 0FFER Fer SALE 81 Purlic Auct 90 AZ
L The eiovernme1f Ccrrsls IN aahFIlle, Tenn On
ne leta day q Octoser neat tl,fog ElFIF n
HUNDRED GOVERNMENT hJLEs 4 largs
porto1 81 theee mciee Az larlc s-1ed ard n 900
coudiiou, hsFIng recently nesn iir1esl 20 y nssl
rne1tz lfaTi1g TIE scrFice- AMI ircm 1fpot H-1s-
For arcu a. ffls Pust. Sale 10 conn. eioe {. ?
O'Clock an On toe l0th Of Octzbsr, and cortla1e
dsi J uafl 81 TIE stcck q Disposed q. Terms casa
10 Gcsernueet fI1ds. - -.
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The Concord, (Massachusetts.) National
Bank, on The > b. was rohbeSs Of S2ss, Zoo.
p-incip ny IN United States bouds. he
Directors OF the bank oasr a reward Of $50
eoo for he sPPreheu ion Of the thieves, and
the recovery o. the Glen property.
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he1ry Msnase-
h1chard Madden --..-------leade1o OF urchestr1
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Auction Sale

OF DRY eoOus. BOOTS AND sHoEs. ~
u Geo shields 4 q. We 49, s.-|g...-.
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No. =. TruIl.l1 a. El.nl7.ts N.-Ha4 a-l
49, 49, pr11ll. p i1lneiF. lllits, PAS
- - - l--.arrz. Inder p ne, IraTera alr-
80 n I aose. Lsiiss' Misses ca ltfe1'a.
..ls--.e 500 800. snces, a1r Eeiu1ralss
8Eu. eHikLDs AGO,
asM Is sgdi7 coisSs slftsi,
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s5rs0uHI LAwyEEs MusI sTEAk.-Judge
Primu,o the 81. Lonis Circuits Court, has
decId d thar law ers musL take Che oath
PIE cribsd by the Constitution He sa5s
the Constitution is TIE SC. rene law Of the
state; thar under it the court has its ex-
istence, and by il must be governed.