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NorIcr-We would inform ali person

NOTIcE-We would inform all persons
having claims against the Government,
which were filed with the Board Of Claims,
Of which william Driver was Recorder,
convened By Special Field Order No SO,
dated March 18th, 1855, Department Of the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
erly adjusted By calling ct our Office.
We viii also have their Vouchers, Re-
ceipts, and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, D, c., for the introduction of
other proof, in order to substantiate the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
Just indebtedness from the Government.
ie3O-tf II. ToHPKIEs Z Co.
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POLASD's TaEArRE Though the weather
is warm, nay, hot, this place Of amusement
loses non Of is interest, as the large crowds
nightly in attendance fully attest. The hall
is airy and pleasant, and TIE new features
that ave nightly presented for the edi6ca-
ton and entertainment Of the public, ems
bias one to pass an evening quite pleasantly
thsrs. See The long list Of characters that
cater nightly for the public. in the adver-
tisemeat this morning.
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A-rrorsrsrSTs John N. Lee, Esq, WA
OF Wednesday, the Goth, rendered the Office
Of Judge Of the Ninth Judicial Circuit, vice
Judge N. NJ. Brisn, resigned.
John A. ohmpboll, Of GAINESVILLE, has
been appointed Judge Of The Tenth Judicial
Circuit vice T. ". Wisdom, deceased.
VIM. +. Tslley has received the appoint
ment Of Attorney General OF the Fifteenth
Circuit and Lucion /. TawkiEs Attorney
General for che thirteenth Circuit
The following appointments have beer
made for Fayetts county, John c. Reeves
Clerk ]. L. Perry, Sheriff D. c. Moseby.
Register and tEeaty-nine Justices.
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The 9Th Tennessee cavalry, Col. W. J.
Smith, was mustered out Of service at Pu-
laski on the 26th inst. They have arrived
in this city, and will remain until paid of
The gallant 9th has seen much service, and
won high renown. They must win more
now, as private citizens, by voting for good
men for Congress.
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IN CHAECERY At ASHLAND,
FOR cHEAFHAM COUNT.


= D. 1trN4t
IT appearng 20 fhe sstsfacf ca q the Lex 80
Master, from ne ailega chs 10 ne 81 -
,s thsr 10 That j NJ Riebinr, A. }. Taylor ana
=. IRISH, arr noa-residcnfs oftbt state q 1eane
20 that TIE ordinary process 81 lhE cAnnot GEES
upon them. 70 is therefore ofderea MS
publication Be made n Ire hehyaie lnisn,
neHspappr pubfished in the city q nashville, tr
iouT success " uesxs. requiring ne sac drteno-
snie 10 appesr a the neEt term Of the lnAnceE4
court . y be f1r the County q Shettne1s -
lso, % pieac, answer, or damnr 20 cnmplalnanla
hA, OF tua sans vii BE- taken hr c~oniesssd - 70
theu, Hld 81 or hearing e pf
gnditEa a. J. RkeHT, Q. AK.
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GERMAN MEETIvG.-At a meeting Of Ger
man citizens, held last night at the capital,
Mr.. Theodore Knoch was called to the chair,
and Lieutenant John Ruhm was appointed
Secretary.
Elaborate addresses were delivered by
Messrs kaufman, Major Tharneck, Lieuter-
ants Breisen and RUM.
The following three gentlemen, viz,
Messrs.K aufmsn, Weitmueller, and Lieuten
ant B~reissn, we're appointed a Committee to
wait on Mr.. Carter, candidate for Congress
from the 9Th District. The Committee were
ordered TO submit 20 Mr.. Carter, as the opin.
ion Of the meeting, the following
Ist. Thst the German citizens unanimous
ly oppose the election Of Mr.. Campbell.
ID. Tha. they will vote unanimouly for
Mr.. Carter If he viii pledge himself 10 ad-
voeate in Congress free labor, negro suffrage
and to do ali in his power to facilitate Ger
man emigration to tennessee.
The meeting then adjourned until sstur
day evening at eight o'clock, st The Court
House on the Pubic Square, when he re
port OF the Committee viii be re-
ceived, and when Mr.. Carter's nomination
viii be ratified, provided, that he declares
himself according to the above propositions
By order Of The President.
JOIN RUIN, Secretary.
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City papers please copy one time.

B~tcoRDER's CouBT.-There we're thirteen
drunks before tbs Recorder yesterday.
George WEIGH was drunk and disorderly,
having paid bis board, get drunk, went to
his boarding house, demanding his money
back, abusing bis landlord, drawing a pistol,
and making himself generally disagreeable
James A. Holan. drunk and d~isorderly.
was fined SIS.
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svpnES DEArH.-A man by the name Of
Micheal o'Neai, died Yesterday, very sud
denly, on McLemoFe street where he was
boarding. He he'd been 10 Edgefeld andIbe-
came very hot, aud drinking several times
OF very cold water was taken with q tremor
and died. He had beer in the employ Of
the government for IA months past. aud
WIS recently discharged. lie was q native
Of Cork, Ireland, and in the S5th year Of has
age. The Coroner vas satisfied with the
statement Of his friends in regard 70 the
manner Of his death, aud held no inquest
Ne had him decenfly buried.
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Officers pay accounts and soldiers frsl
statements, computed aud purchased at
lowest rates. Also Quartermssters Com
missary and Ordnance papers, made up
promptly by competent and experienced
Clerks, at No. 68 North Cherry street.
BuTLER & GREENWOOD.
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CoLeArE 4 Co. beg 10 Inform their custo-
mers thar they atnl continue The msnufsc-
ture Of their various styles OF Family and
Toilet sosps, Starch, and cendles.
Prices current forwarded By mail on ap-
plicafion. CoLcATE Z Co,
Nos. So & s. John st New York.
july2e-sm
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Gen. Doolittle, the COMMANDER Of the
Post, publishes an order tais morning, hav-
ing for its object the suppression Of the petty
thieving praetsed on orchards and gardens
in the vicinity by soldiers. We hope it
mas have the desired effect.
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when Leo Hudson announced in this city
that she had been robbed, it was regarded
as q trick 10 bcget sympathy and increase
her audiences. Il turns out now that injus-
tice was dons her by the suspicion. She
had been robbed, and by her business man.
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Mustrr-Out RolIs.

Officers who are anxious 70 get he'll com
panies mustered on, Of service, so as to allow
their men 20 60 home, can have their muster
out rolls executed in one day 1t 0'Eei Pa
Claim Agency Cfice, No. IS cedsrSt So d.
iers' back psy and county secured. Monthly
returns ( Quarterm6ste s~'stores, and quar-
terly returns Of ordnance stor $ promptly
executed. jy25-ImO*
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The Macon (Ga.) Journal and Messenger
has been suppre sed, and Mr.. Burr, one Of
the editors, placed uader arrest. The offend
ing editor, from the account Of De affair
published elsewhere, had INDUCED 800 freely
in "smiling."
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MARKETS.

by Telegraph CrorSSArr, July p, N.
Flour moie regular, superine In demand At 50 50
as IS; ext a SOLO 50. whept higher, prime red
81 s592 %. Oats advanced to coo. Rye advanced
70 9oc. Whisky 81 Is. and hrm. Ness p1ik held
at $50. Lard 22922%B but Cnly 100 terces procured
st this tate. Blk meats STEADY but quiet. hans
old at zoe. Groceries firm.
Gold 42%843. cotOnin good demand al 44gRc
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Mkt AoNpav has been selected BY the
Emmeii Circle Of The Fenian BroihsFhooa,
Cor hsiT hrsi Ansuil Rie-Eie. which takes
Pisee al the s'rard Grove. The proceeds
viii be devoted 10 The cause Of f-;.b Ns.
ti0nality. No effort vii be spared to make
Il a grand success, and We ad,iss all who
love % "TRIP il" on the green to attend bv
all meauI. cais's buses will run he
whole day, l%esvine the oHee No. Is cbsrry
tNee- iras..l
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Ohiicsrs' Accounts mad, out and eashed.
Quartermasters' and Ordnance accounts
promptly made up by H. TOmpkins, late
Major 14th regiment Illinois cavalry. Of
fee corner Of Cherry and Cedar streets, UP
siaira. 80
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A IL psrs-ns having -lsims ar1lesi ne e.t.fs a
"A A1A CkAhE. dceezssA. vii prparni them
q ne - lls ~ n o. 10 ny a1elt. anIres LoEar.
q hicc1e teT. IeI1.. o. 50 iems1t, asa fhoae 10
dfe4E1 10 adesats I'll oous lor4ard a1d Stale
NOAH cRtNR
iJAsfsa AdniEisiIatsE y = cFEsa dsed
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Fragrant sozOdOnt

Hardens and iuvigorstss tbe gums, puri
fes aud perfumes ths breath, c~leanses
besutifss and preserves the teeth from you'll
70 old age. Sold by ali Druggists.
juiy24-tu, III 4 sat
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Gen. Alvhn c. Gilem was in The city yes
terday, and stopped At the international
Hotel, north side Of Publis Square. He was
in fine health.
BY the way, the propriotors Of the Inter
n~aiional "know how 10 keep a hotel. Give
them q trial and zee for ~vonrselr.
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Cotton heavy at 47c. Flour l5t % better, 90 90
9s7; extra s. 909s %. Whisky qsist and firm At
s. I292 70. Wheat s95c better, siO Oats dan
Il 62gs2k. Corn qui { We-tsrn wo I DUH Rec
duh. Coffee quiet. sng : steady At i29llH. Pc
troleum frmer. s29351S for crude; 5lNgssH for
ref ei; u@7s% for free. Pc K higher. 3z9s3,
ntw mess c os n r. ~ IS Cut meas. Is9I7r for
shoulders I91Sa2 4 for hams Bacon quiet Lard
hrm aiIs924 Butter Gz7c. Cheese O9i5o.
Gold seiivs snd hrmer, opening At l427s ana els.
ing at llb.
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RENorKD.-Dr. Aborn has removed TO his
Medical and Surgical Institute, on Church
street, below Cherry, where he may be
consulted upon all forms Of disese, either
acute OF chronic. If
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Capt. s. J. Little viii sell at auction this
morning, at No. IS Brood street, a large To-
" condemned subsistence stores-pork, ba-
Goa, lard, &e. Here's a splendid chsnce for
RoaD makera.
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CALLING OFT THE TRooPs.-Governor
Brownlow has called upon General Thomas
to send troops Into the various counties Of the
State 20 preserve order aud protect the ballo.
box.
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We are indebted to Ed. Willard, Union
street, for the New York Ledger and Boston
Pilot.
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Just received, per Express, fne lot Of
swiases, tsrleton, nainsook, muslins, at pri-
vets sale. Gao. SHIELDS 4 Co.
jlyl-tf IS and e College street.
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We are authorized to announee -eE0eGE s.
EiNNkY Is . canddsfs for Alderman, 10 the
Sc ond Ward. W.std
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OuR Jos 0FFsoR.-Wes are executing every
description Of plain znd ancy job Print
ing in the nsatest style, and At the lowest
prices at this Office.
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Ferguson's trial lie quite interesting at
present. About three murders a day are
uroved JUROR him.
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We are obliged 10 cur "Robsrison county
Trend, ar H. r." for his very acceptable
fene@eHnee. We dipped into il with o
sentiment 10 slang syns."
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Hunt's Merchants Magazine for July, IN
able aad deeply interesting number, has
been received.
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Z. NJ. Davis laid on our table last night
the Boston Pilot, New York Ledger, and
other papers.
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EpoEFrrLD AND KrSTUcEv RAuEoAD.-The
Military Conductors on this r ed have been
renewed, aud the whole conauctorship now
deVoive' On the clever, lark skinned per-
'onase oi''S] Wyse. Wetake greatpleas-
are N Recommending Mt. WEE 10 the trsv-
cling public. lie lie a clever. nice and &C
e~ommodating gentleman, al of which will
Be endorsed b. thoss who may chance %
travel under his guaraisnshtp
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so Reward.

II OST IN Edrsheld. On Tasfdsy mgTEnE 8h
| " inft oue Baf Mare MULE sblu - hancs
high, fhi IN the iEl ear, bunlcd I & aea s1AN
/ on iea hip ANY p non lcaFinF tfe Aaie. %
/ rs NJ informsaon Tor the recovery Of be same, a.
Oncs o. I. Mule corIalA wi TestiFe ne eeefe -
WuFL yGlr
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Marriage Licenses and every description
of Law Blacks FOR sale ct this ofhes, or
printed to border.
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AfLrrtRy ExruVuoS.-Ws hear that Levi
n Ahk, laie Captain Of the Oh Tennessee.
who vas arrested ia Lawreneeburg. last
sspfdsH htO Be- shot today, IL Pulaski.
We did no. hear what the charges we're.
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The barqus Dshoney has been seized in
New Yor harbors on suspicion Of being
fued out for the slave trade.
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We are obliged to ". II. Enrich for the
latest Lou svilie papers.
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Thanks % ". C. Collier for late newspaper,
last evening.
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We are indebted to the Adams Express for
the latesi Louisville ard Cincinnati papers.
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Tor Sale at this Office, enc good second-
hand Boiler. win be sold cheap for cash.
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Captain Hubbard, A. @. NJ, advertises
for hay in the UNION this morning.
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lorl.rIIe and Nashville R.Hro.s-- CA.ps.

Orders for Election Tickets promptly
filed on reasonable terms.
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We learn that the case Of B. H. Payne will
not be tried before Saturday.
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Mr.. Butler, of our firm, will leave for
Washington, D. c., on the let of August.
Officers, claim agents, aud others, wishing
a y business transsc ed with the different
Departments there, can have the same at
tsnced TO promptly by calling upon or
addressing US at once.
BUTLER 4 ~6REESEooD,
Claim Ag nts, IS Cherry street.
jy26-4t P. o. Box $50
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DIFFERENCES

Bon william g. BrownloE, Goven9r Of Tea.
nesses.
Big Gen James P. BrOWnloW, AdlutAnt General
Of Ten esses.
MAJ n Is eIersls 9. .. Stanley. 4h army Corps
Major Gene ai0sorgs " s~tonensn, Knoxville
1ena.
Bvt. Major General r. v. Johnson, Pulaski,
Tenn
june2rSms
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sherry Wine EherbeL
0ranne & Morrison'a Ice Cream saloon.
this evening.
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We are closing out business, snd would
like all who have accounts with us to call
as soon as possible and have them settled.
W. +. CHILDs & Co,
jy26-4t Bankers, 50 College street.
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CRY PArRoL.-Richsrd KeoEn was arrest
cd and his saloon closed for violating order
W %
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Is'uuT Oreign News.


PEE TED sUlAh y ShEAMEks
london punch;
oncos week,
An ,bs yesr Round.
co,rt Iou,pal.
SATURDAY. Rsv;e,-
fonso, .,hsne-y
london ,llp.,r,,ad News.
ro,a., mD..-,,as snorsing Nsv.
London Field;
Bells Life IN London
Sporting Lie
Sporting Gszs'tsi
p,hl, F,;sb pao,l.,
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Rebellion Ended /!
RiddIebHr ger Stillin the Field

FrFR rsfrru|ns s1ssrs tnaata % q iihrui
a uuHHr fT hair nnd pa1craae IN Gays an1s
~ San would ao1y BE ed treedl end cu7to.
n5er ftst II ad1.Lnn 90 e t1nr1NEn rtnaiua 10 %
- F.rrr rsioor. b. has aided = Bar. shsFa ne
FFrl-arf IA nas md Lquou Gao b. bad ~ 81 lness
~ nnr-s eanEamen aIi - Visited "a ~ tnQae
~ soIfIara n dheCraes AMI seanc GenAeme1s
PAT. WALSH and JOHN JONES,
e~hvrIa rotoray. MH = n. HERz "a
-. 6sod hssd % Etssd . a. sana q tas haas
Co.. fasuis ed ~ your had.
8. SUPERINTENDENT
@Iii~R - A=3
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Hiram Smith, colared, ives arrested for
theft a woman named Mary Jane Wilson,
was also arrested.
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TRr WHWv ~ TowS.-we never dfink
but We have seen men who DO. and havs no
tiesd = great difercocs in The eject pro-,
dueed by different kinds Of whisky. some
Of il sends men to tie work house. We
don't know thst any Of the saloons have bot
ties marked Work House Whisky, but i is
evident that such labels would no. Be map
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Military Claim Agency.
JOHN O'HEILL.
Late Cap, 18th U. S. C. u

OFFICERRs Monthly and Quarterly Papers and
Muztsr-out Rolls promptly executed.
Particular attention given TO the collection o
claims for Commisssry and usrtsrmsssers Stores,
whether receipted for or not.
Claims Tor Pension, Bounty, Arrears Of Pay, Prise
Money, pay for Horses lost in service together
with just demands sgainst the United stsiss, At.
tended to and promptly collected.
Vouchers procured for memorandum receipts.
Vouchers formal or iufomsl, collected.
Officers QusrtsrmasteF and Ordinance Returns.
no matter hoE compicsisi, executed In . fsH
days.
omcers' Pay Accounts nade out.
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Now READY FOB THE RECEPTION OF Pa
TIENrs.-Ihe Nashville Medical and sursi-
eal Institute is now open for the reception
of patients afflicted with any form Of dis
ease, either seute OF chronic. E.. S. Aborn,
NJ. D., consulting Physician and Surgeon.
iulv cliff
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The trains on the louisville snd Nashville Rail.
road arire and depart as fonoRs.
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HAYlNa BOB YEARs PAST NOrlCED ruR AZ
II for IL TIC DIaEA ASSES. ~ - -
l0eo1l wa pAntu oPera1ons, etc. uas aroused to the rr9r
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There wefe several mea in the city yes
terdSy who coudlnt end q hotel, aud there
lore stopped at tho ealaboase.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-15
COMRADESHIP.

This, Mr.. President, l rank among the
happy days of my life, for it has enabled
me to grasp by the. hand some who were
my comrades while battling for the Consti-
tuition and the Union; to greet and well
come their fathers, brothers and friends to
this council of the people. l's pei
Comrade is sacred name, and speaks of
common dangers, priyations and tolls, all
met and all conquered in common cause,
and that cause our country's. There is no
bond OF brotherhood so strong, no tie OF
association more enduring, than that which
bindstogether the hearts of those who have
victories won under the starry folds of our
brave old flag. 'Anm.fio ., ''"i"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-15

1,ssE EeELEnnATBD SvEED SEWING
i Machines may be found AZ No. 2os South Hlsh;
trbet Lattimer's new building. mny23
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-15

1,8i.-ylJ. AT Retail in Columbus by .p3hI .ia.,
J.R. COOK! R. JONES d SON, s. E.SAMUBL,
q. ROBERTS, MARBLE d BITS0N, SCHUELl
LER 4 CO., and for sale by a.. IL, al oi,.,r .I
Druggists Everywhere.
febl3-d&tweow1y .gf,eN r'.\ G.a.,5y"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-15
<mx~ r'Hn
@klo ..gtate|,sraarrI,
-. SPEECH OF "3 g ,J.
GEN. GEO. W. MORGAN,
Democratic, Candidate for Governor
1 OF ohio, Delivered at Elyria,
',t .sltLOrain County, Septem- 81.
.,......; Der 13, 1865. n ..,
Photographic Cor, Cincinpati COmmercial.l

Ith01VPr''IFY III IT - = '-II7T --"TT7T - N
CLEVELAND, September l3.
General G.. W. Morgan opened the cam
paign, on the Democratic side, at Elyria,
torain county, to-day. The meeting was
large, considering the fact that the Cen
erals coming was unheralded, and that it
took place only eight miles from Oberlin.
There were several hundred persons pres
eut, and q, good deal Of enthusiasm was
manifested. The General was introduced
to the audience as "the hero Of Cumber-
land Cap" 0 He spoke as follows: isSi.. 2 f.''
Mfr. President and Fslloa0- Citizens. .e +
Before proceeding to discuss the import
ant political issues now submitted for the
Judgment of the people, pardon me for re-
curing to scenes in which portion Of this
assemblage were participants. 'rr.' ,l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-15
9 MP TO g:

8 Y M p T d M 3:
The symptoms Of Catarrh as they generally ap-
pear are at first very slight. Persohs find they have
a Geld, that they have frequent attacks, and are
this condition, the nose may be dry, or slight dis
charge thin an acrid, afterwards becoming thick and
adhesive As the disease becomes chronic, the dis
quality; they are now thick and heavy, and are
hawked or coughed of. The secretions are offensive
causing bad breath; the voice is thick and nasal
ed or destroyed; deafness frequently takes placer
Another common and important symptom Of CatarTh
is that the person is obliged to clear his throat in
fallen down from the head during the night. When
this takes place the person may be that his dis
ease is on its way to the lungs, and should lose
time in arresting IL. i' ''i .-' .'i it-I .Ii
7ae abOos are but a fen of tho many CGtGrrA
symptoms. ".H,,t
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PROCLAIM A3TIi0N3j!:s Oh 4:
,rHRIlQUALIFInDglly OTERsa.oR

rHEldQUALIFIRD9 OF e R s. OF,
l. Franklin County are hereby notified 10 meet at
their respectiye places o holding elections on the
I'd Tuesday Of October, "a. 1866, being the ,o,,s \
lOth Day Of OctoBsr, A; y. 1893, a
and vote for thefoliowing officers, torwit; m f.soe
One Goyetnpri one Lieutenhnt Governor one M 4
ancy), ono TfeaSurer Of State Attorney Gen-sl
eral,, one School GommissioneE one, Member, Of 4
the board Of Public N orks one Clerk Of the Sui
prenie Court two Represent ntativesi one Sheriff. one
clerk of thS Courts one Treasurer; one Auditor;
one Commissioner one Ilnfrnar{ Director one
Coroner; one Surveyor, sqd one state Senator TO-
1hS Trustees6f the several Townships are requir
cd TO return TO the Clerk OF the Court the names Of