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BANKERs AND RROKERS.

OTIS, =. A--Attorney sad Councillor 81 Law,
" Office ~ Cherry A.: P o. Box las.
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The vessels in the above list were all de-
stroySd excepting the last four, which wSre
bonded, simply because Wsddell wanted
to get rid Of his prisoners. The war having
by this time been brought to a closa, Wad-
dell was soon informed Of the fact but he
affected MT TO believe this, IS it was not to
his interest to do 80, but he still continued
his plumber and want0n destruction Of the
property Of American citizens. The Brittle
Government were at last compelled TO dis
patch q vessel to put q stop 10 the rava-
ges Of the pirate. For the last month OF
so her movements have been shrouded in
mystery, and the next we hear Of her is in
the port of Liverpool. Her entire history
Is q fine commentary on the manner in
which the neutrality Of the mother coun-
try has been maintained, and it will GER
tainly be strange if our government does
not take q decisive stand in the matter
". T. TINES.
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The Original and Best ia the World I
The only tine and perfect Hair DYE. Harm
less Reliable and Instantaneous. Produces
Immediately 6 splendid SLACK or natural
broWn, without niuring she hair or akin.
Remedies The I'D effects OF bad dyea. sold
~ al Druggists. The genuine l. sirned
william A. Bachelor. Aiso,
hegclsrati7g Ertracf q M;llrfcars, f'r
hestoriHg ana BcaEfitt i-q tis Hair.
CHARLES BATCHELOk, Nav q oaE.
aepl5-ly
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We are author.sei 30 announcs csut. Gaar VIZ
- a. 4 esraiisie ior ra-eiecnln to ihe caEcs 81
eean3 trps,ee - iha eni uinE March siecaon.
We ere authorized % announce THoHas
saurr o. q candidate for County Trustee. e.
the next March elestion.
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DIRECTORS.

IN Cotroy. Of Tenn. c. L. mQUEaHoUH9, Of NY.
M a. ursls. BELAs0 T. SMITH, Of MINI.
T. @. sssr0HD, " A. o. WILLS, Of Mich.
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Report OF the Postmaster General.


WAsHISGIoS, Nov. IS.
The proof sheets Of the report Of the Post
master General are now undergoing revision,
and he expects to be able 70 place copy on
he desk Of each member Of Congress on the
frat dav OF the session. Among other in
teresting matters, the report viii recommend
scversl important changes in the postal
money order system. Mr.. Dennison pro-
moses 70 make the compensation OF post
Trno.ters Of money order ofices uniform in
proportion to the amount Of business done,
~ snbstitutinE fees for clerk hire ia the
49, offices, to sEact no fees on duplicates
i.-Sed in place Of orders Loss OF destroyed,
and % extsnd the limit Of the amount which
may be sent BY single order 70 ooe bun
d-sa dolI.rs, expecting BY these chsnges 70
rpste the Mooey Order Bureau q source Of
revenue 70 the Government, as wei as q
eonveuispce 20 the peop'e.
me English Mouey Order System, By the
r.To-t ID Is Chief, quoted By Ar. Dcunison.
~ almost superseded al other channels
for the transsciion q exchange BY mail.
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SUFFE b e R s
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!
TARRtNT CO.

TARltET a Co
6enleTneu I am resident of Curscoa. and have
n<en disposed % write % YOU corcerning the real
val1e o. your sSlIlER A2ESIENT a. q remedy
or Indigestion and Lyspepsia desire 10 eru-e, :
q yol my socere gsttudo for the great renedt the
S&UTLkk hss cone my wife
FOR iolr OF ave years my wife has beer sadly
aihicied Win liysnepsia, and s.sr being under the
t,estneni Of several locioFs Cor two or thrse YEAR,
she Vas finally induced % sees the ndrleP of :
lesrned Physician Doctor Cshisiis, o. Nenernela
uho inameola ely treated Der Withs your FFFR-
VFsCkRT sELrLER APERiENr. she bon 10
improve 81 once, All is nov PEkF ECTf.Y R'FII..
ffsfi i to ~ my duty for TIE good q humanity 10
make tbs slatcment teehnE thai ue.i.cne 80 NJ
100 .houid hs Eideiy kaoWn.
Trusinr you VII give tbs publicity, ard rcpeai-
ms nv esr5esi rrattuie and thanks.
am very respec fully yours,
). .. &. HENR7QUER,
New York, June ., Is. Merchant. Cursoao, s-A.
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For sale

nNE 81 ne best Residences In the country. in
" ne southern part OF ne ely, ncar thc terminus
Of ne South Nasa ollie horaa. aairCad. IN nrsI
raie ueighnoihocd The uud. ing, a. large modaru
tEo-storT nrcE, afh Cen tucms, aIi he'll, ar, auul
hricE smoke house and sefFant tauses, ruod cts-
tern, large yard, vel enclet 81, viii ~ acran OF
iand, part 81 shich - irst raie galdeu land. ssit
vito choice nus tees. A part is usnd fdr 2 trirk
yard, villa plenty Of water aud al conFauianros
Coz getting wood. The y. and Railroad paasea
By the corner OF The plale, nom uh,ch uuod = re-
ceived Tor burning niieh- .he property is oulsisa
NE cprpnrt1ui and IN lhefei1re aNernuI rom Cur-
poraHon ll1as. A go apln1 IN ifn1nerlaielT ass
lolAuE the pIoprFtF. Tenn oasV
knqui4e o. NsL-uN 4 Mr HFREE.
royl crW MATT BROWN a %.
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fHofoaRkFHa.-Photographs Of Gansrals
federal aud Conisdersis. ne largest coI-
iecton in ne Wcat, Coz sale, wholesale ana
retaii. Remember The place, Gallery rths
Cum oeElands = Cedar strost, opposite Coma
mrcial Hotel. may1I-L
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NO. 2IO.
FOR SHERIFF.

We .Ee auihonrci % snnouncs EuSCIUsKC
aAANCa e. a csafdzfs irE sharif OF DsFiduou
county, a. ne ensuing HaT1h alectcu ocEl-e
We sre Al horI1ei b arrcueco vi. c. sEku Is
een1-itit tor shefid o. naEidsca craaty, e. -
uert Aa-ch s.ecucil -
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The New Orleans Picayune thzs chrani-
ela, the coming o. d new theatrical star
" Zoa The zreat, the iaimitahle Zoe-Zoe,
The Cnbsn Sylph, Is said 20 be wingiag
her siry aght to this latitude Prepare.
al We who love % gaze upan The beautiful
Ia nature and IN ar The iairest o. AL
fsi-v forns VIII soon Be with you. 0ull
sovsrs Ia .rsirer in her path Loe-tis Zoe
-tst.s everything b. storm Her step
would scs-csiy shake the dew drop from the
7ra.s. Whsrs4sr she has appssrsd the
breesss svlls Die Der name. Hereafter, there
shsii bs 10 star IN the theatEicsl 6Fusasat
bat Eoei''
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We Ask

The suffering uElions IN our land 70 g'ye t,si1
remeiys tnal; convinced tat ~ ~ timely 10
many Elay be relieved, rlsrY ccred g AIapefslA
Heartburn. s.s.r stcnsseh. Sex Heaaac1e IiEE-
nesss lnd,eesuon Fles G stveoess. hlicua A.
iAeEss lsFsg Complain 5. Rheruaic Anerilons.. &C
Aeed Ne Pamphlet Of Testiuiorisis = % 90 boz
~, ~ @ noi use ths medciue sEsinlt - Hdfiee
q yo1r PaYsleisa.
Ess1hsssrea snly b TARRAET q 90. ~
erss1sseh street. New foFk
SsrFot ssls y q bgaSEssa. nytiy
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Hot Rolls, Ruak and Bunna every morn-
ing &C The Nashville Steam Bakery. no
summer street, near union. seps-u
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aOE A nATf ATasa N.Htaf = - = -
438kl 81 auad1z1i fEFlfa nscHIen
81 - ahalp cns 4ceasnG Aa1oHE sEAn r
5IAaR. Bid8ssad nIiss.
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Important Sale.
Ruins of Taylor Depot.

WILL bE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION. ON
w Friday, Deccmhsr SIN lisa q 10 o'errk a
n, a1syior Lepof. corner Of summer asd Damon
b-egn 81 eeis, NHshF le, Ienaessee, TIE entire lot
q Copper, brEsss steel, Wrought CAST and Sheet
lr01 msterals ssyed frou the debrss q ne great
coa6azrEi0n q June h. ls66
his ssle vii ;rciude Immense ouaals.T and
variety Of Calpe1ters, Ship-carpens.r's wheel.
Ergsts', BlaeSsuiths'. And Misseilsnaotls Tosl-
Also The machinery Of } tso Portable Crcular Sew
Nils large LOT o. Circulsf, Croes-cut and Mn
saws lsrge loi o. Shovel Ead Spade blades Ac
A eomrle lisa o. these ARTICLES oaa he sesn sad
sny in'ormHton concerning ssrne rpcsired by ap-
plIiEE g q =. huter. 81 q. 4 : ofAee u tts rsF-
lcr - pc- AZ h aTtlc - mnst - ue ehed AZ e.
they are sod, perscEs PURCHASING Esrs or anIre
ici. Ull D. qulred % lsave = deposit n Govern
n e1i r1nds- Ihis slll b. sn artrsctiYe ssla and
vel Eorsky he stisnE1n q fo1nerynan and spec-
uiatcrsa
D. srdsr q o.. A. :. AtcxaY. Chef Q. 4. Dopy
q Tannessee. A. WAINWRIGHT.
nsVEiSd cspi&AoM, and cAAMpaT.
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FOR SALE

OSE L-ARiB BANKEE's H1FE. ioi q Tltie
~ Cguuters, = ~ ~ Pians Trtisr rns afocsr's
e1sisa 6roc1rias e 1-ss ossf
APpig osipFs TIE 1rsf - Ders1nbss, pro1 e
W. BL09Da 90
ncFet-si 81 P1hiic 1qlsla.
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Just received per Express, fne lot Of
sWiseeai carleton, naiusooE, ui 4slins, az pzi-
Fato sale Gzu, heInEns a %.
Ayl-u s. and ~ College street.
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Messrs 7 a Il Ganghan A Co, No li6 Broadway,
New York. eTtensiFe Ensnuiac trrers and importers
al ar tie loadng and m0st iashonshle styles Of
watches snd JeWelry, desiring . increase their ba-
sness 70 ~ unl mitee extent, have resoived upon
Greai (ffs Distribution, subject 70 the rtguiatols
following,
Csrifcstss nanling essh article and IL value, are
placed IN Sealed hnVelcpea and wall mixed, One
81 thcse envelopes vii Be- sent BY mai 20 any aG-
dress on receipt q tweaty -ivs cents.
AZ ardaes soii a. oas DoGar each, s7ifhost regard
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- A Physiological Fiea Of Marriage
containing nea4ly paguss aai iao ana Yates
aAN tukitilnEe 20 me tnaiuuY ol Che huuan % D.
E'ns IN a stae q ncaith aui If-casr siih = ira
ast "a taliF lfroiat y Lepicrau'o Cursalutnrrs
aPQl ne Allu sad Boy uUh tho AuIhnrs Plan
q ifeallleut-tne only rauaua ana slcceaafrI
ncda Qi care. a. shove 30 he rrrar. III -
I...ea- truthful e-FIser 90 he truIed. ana
49, ep1sin piai ~ nlafrse, Wis enifraln 1i e.
= t-sl tal- .ea nondiiioii -cut iFue of prssga to
sny ad1resa, on rcceipt ui 10 lnuts. n sf.r-as Or
Re..A eurfene!f bY sadresaing ur. Ia CkulN. 40
"a Maiden are, alhtuy. n "
Ale -..nof mey - consulted upon any % %
aseases upon Which bis book trna.p airnsf ars6r-
y. ~ pr y mai, ana medicines seusto any part Of
'''+ WIZ urtlaaam
ATIlNrioS lalauzEs i-Chccka on the VI
ater hanking Co, heiiast, lroiaud. Ia sums
Of a % ale for sale &c e.. n OrduaF's nro-
ser Ollee. 10 IS CnlIsae atreaL N
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County Trustee.

Wa ARE AUTHORIzED TO ANNOUNCE TN
- g. CkJNh a. Cansiiiata for CoursY court
t.efA, 90 laf'tson County, e. he ea8ulg asrch
eleCuon. 80
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WAkREN's CELEBRATED
Needles and Flsh Hooks,
ANDREW, CLERK & CO.,
ts MAIDEN LANE. NEw YORK,
Sole Auonts aud ru,D,-...,-.

Our Iurmer Gus uuera all lnd . ra.irrtnuf IL
god puces OF he Ncedies. uniis ne QUA o. 81
says kepi 40 o. ne highest standard snoun 10
Ena.ish Hanuiacia rera.
A. q. Co, respectfully saucii = renewal q tha
uiercsnsie rulauuua IunE hud aFuraiIV aafrr71nf
~ thsir rHatftfnara ..rf -,
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In their Stock Of
Wines & Brandies,
AL OF WHICH ARK
GENUINE AND IMPORTED,
May be found

Peuartin and Duf 6ordon shsriss,
Old choice and Reserved MRdeiras;
London Dock and Burgundy Port;
Pemartln, klsqueiors and 81. JEhen Eedoc
Claret,
Bs1i sSnierno Eestsiner, Hockhsirser and o.
Densre.er, Gold Medal Ssd Hsidzok. Cham.
psgnes
ITDes casHnon, Otsrd, Dupdy's Co.'S Brsndiss;
Irsh. scotch. Boarbon and Robertson County
Whiskvs,
no. AID 6lns
Nsraschino Absiuths; VernOnthe snd al sssori-
ed Il sucTS,
y. 49, - rr,rsra prfto-s
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SH r
GOLD EMS
/ / ! / iIIEEiiI:.II.55|'.
ru zs e a. igg -
~ IuE lTT i: l56 Sc
10. 1t 75Iu z5la so s-...lH 75lss CO.'S %
No. A.. ! Ooi sol 4 rs ...-- PSI OIL 50
No. -. I 25l ] 75l 2 col 2 sci SOL PSI 80
No. A.. ] sol Isl sol 3 DOL DOL 4 sol %
No ST.. 3 O0i 75l 90 so 5oi 6ol &c %
No. g.. 2 Isl co. s IS 3 rs. T5 .-...l .
No. T.. 2 sol Is 75 4 81 4 Isl .-... 49,
No. g.. ) col OO 4 b0l 75l 0ol ..... -
No g.. sol sol 8 DOL ......l 8 sol - =.
sol0..... col DOL col .--...i .-... ...... ....

These pens bear my trrds usark, 20. P. BAanns
hIrEA Lou, XII" for which have secured the
agpy-fi7s, and sre warranted equal 10 hneness q
material snd workmanship 70 the best Eastern man.
ufaciurei and are believed 70 BE- superior 70 ell
others 10 durabltF and ether substantial qualities
Fhich combine 10 make a really serVicea5e psa.
Sent By mai or express on racaspi Of priee and
rcin csaTges Of b. mail, 81 M Tis when 20 cent?
e added for reEE1sl Write your name and sd
dress plainly.
Postage on slngIs pen Tires cents pen with any
use or holder and box, sr csl1s. Old pens re.
paIed for my eeuts land siaBsp) each. Circulars
Snt FsEl. Address
o. p BARNEs,
Gold Pen Manufacturer,
50 hsin-stree3, Cor. sixth. Louisville, Ky.
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On recsrt Of the GER idcste you eiil see What you
are cong b have, and then Is Is af your option b
md the dollar aud take ths arucle or not. fuT-
ohasers nav Tins obtain Gold Watch. = smond
Rinq. or any set Of Jesery on our list far ons fo-
ar snd In no osse can they get less than one del
lars worth TIE prize Of Certincates e es iooss
ore f,r IS cents; ave for 81 eleven for = thirty
Tor So sixty-ave cor $40; one hundred for SIS.
Agents wanted evegwhere, 20 whom special
T.&H. GAUCHAN& co,
.-E Sc M us prcefEav. N II
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FIrst CIass Faney GrOeery Store.

Tt,s the intention q PANDoLFINI a RTvA 20
Keen On h4ui e. ~ inns complete assortment o.
svsyvfhine in their line Of The Fery hesi quality 70
- r,ii-hasea When theT - detsi mined 70 sell -
o A. say other establishment IN ths o. any ether
city. 80. =, -.
stccf .esliHg assufed maj - one IN - Say a.
ssiisf a.
octS Sn
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents OF Insuranes Companies.

CtAREf SMITH, Nos. So ard IS Union street,
~ up slSlrsl represent the ll0uisg Companies I;
m q Hartford, Security, Msnoa-ten, Meiropol-
isn, PhosniI add EnickerbocI-er Isfe ofNeW lork.
and Accident Of Columbus, Tho
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DOOK AND JOR PRINTING.

DAMERON, WIN. a OO.-BoOk and Job Printers,
~ and pu fishers Of the Day and Weekly
Union, Printers Alley. between Union Rnd Dead
ericE streets.
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VOL. ~.

iqiied amount only Of the stock thus appro-
prn ed has been placed in the hands Il ihe officers
oltne company 70 be sold ~ S. per share and a.
the ITO x has al been Esued, full rad, Ia pay
msui property il is not therefore. liable to an
ofl11T No. CO.. Moth Cherry street, Postofaos
h0E 50, Nashville, Tenn.
DIRECTORS.
IN. corTox, ofTenn. c. L. meUEaBouHo, Of NY.
AZ a. ursrs " DELAs0 7. SMITH, Of Mimi
1. G. SANFORD, A. Q. WILLS, Of Mich.
OFFICERS.
P-eiienf,-A. C. SANFORD.
Pres't lst National Bank, Nashville.
Iios PTcadalf,-A. G. WELLS.
Socreiaru,-F. q. COTTON.
Trsaarzr.-wM. C. BUNTs.
Wrs7 S1psrintcldef.--C. L. HEQUEMBoURG.
The property ofths Company consists Of lease
hold iniero e. IN the counties 81 Ovtrtou Feutress
Whie. ia keen, and Warren. IN the state Of Ten
ussee, amounting in he alggres ate 60 over eight
NE membership Of the Company and the Board
Gp restou comprise men Of business experience
and reputsf on, and Of thorough aud practical &C
aulutance with the Oh mines Of Pennsylvania,
lhe Miaing Superintendent was one of the irstex
Torer Of ne oil Geld 81 lhat Stae, and struck the
f-si flowing oil well IN the country, well known
ne Hsquembourg well, and 10 vhich the I'll inter
este 81 pennsylvsua, ihen in their nRscent state,
We very largely indebted.
This Company viii lease portions o. Their valus-
De ands. "a small iract-, % private parties OF com
psues Tor IMMEDIATE nEsuoFNrSI. This is q rare
chance for b0ad nis operators 70 obtaia leases on
terms thsi lll be amply remunrraiiyc.
Terms made iznown on application.
NJ NERr SPECTATORS VIII BE TREATED WITH.
nsscuFdon oflsnds and samples Of on obtained
~
chee Of the Company, No. Oo1s North Cherry
street, Nashville, TeE1,
The Secretary, r. II. Cotton, Nashville, will re-
ce-ve orders cor stock and whl rWard certificates
By return mas. when tie money accompanies The
uIier
OFT CT
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Az oiolr gnslds are ula1is a. ne bast hrInf ma
efiAi-, a1e fary latest aiyiss.
GLOVES,
HOSIERY,
HANDKERCHIEFs.
LACEs. AND
EAfBEOIDERIEg.
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Price List Of Genuine
AMERICAN WATCHES.
Hssn E1sry. with AIbats cAss.....-......... Ss5 O
Sterling Silver case........ IS %
lul JeEeled, "............ 81 Sc
tltin Bartlett :" "........... IS 90
f1u JeHeisds ".......-... 81 %
chonom'T bal. T" $780,. a. %
ssla3os, \ .; Sterling sifsf osss..... IS %
same, but with Expansion ballancs, In o.
Sterling Silver TB %
-~rnes but With Expansion balance, accurnts-
y adjusted 70 heat and cold, in OF. Stsr-
Ing Silver IS %
me shove ls for two ounce cases. Zxtrs for three
ounce cases. So four ounce, So VIII Be sem
rec y mai or express On receipt Of price Pen and
~ftch circular sent free. Address
@. P. BARNES,
Dealer n Sold Pens and American Wsichss
apr7-lV
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BANKERS AND HROKRRS.
LfIRST NATIONAL BAEE-6oEenmenf Dsposi-
Il t5ry-No. 30 College street. between Union
sud the Public Square dealers in Uncurrent
Money, Exchange, Coin, and Government secun-
lies Of al kinds. Stocks and Bonds bought and
sold on Commission Collections promptly AZ
tended to.
A. q. SANFORD, Prss't. Jas G. OaDEz ,Cssh'r.
MARR, THOS s.-Broker, corner Union and
VI College lrreets, buys and sells Gold. Urcur-
Tens Money, Governments Securities and Vouchers.
StAecuoos attended 70 promptly.
Also buys ana sells on G mmIasion.
CAooND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- - cherry street, desls In Exchange, Govern
meni securities and Co n. Collections promptly
attended 20 J. LunsDEE, Cashier.
VlHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Il Deals IN Exchange; Government Securities
sne Goa Collections promptly attended 70.
Gold, Stocks and Bonds !, ID on Commission
". ". BEREE, President EDGAE JUEEs, Gather
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ATTORNEYS Ar LAW.

CAMPBELL MoRWEN 6ROEeBECR, AttoF-
~ neys At Law ana Claim Agents, practice II ali
ne Ceurs. Collections promptly attended to I;
also claims against the United Ststes and Vouchers
eolleeted. once u North Cherry street up stairs.
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CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

MYERS 3 RUNT-ManufactursT Of all tn,
MI Latest styles Of First Glass Carriages ant
Buggies, Express Wagons and CAr9alis, y Eorti
Market street.
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argument based upon color, that would not
avail equally to debar the negro from the
right of liberty as well as from the right of
suffrage.
The New York Neus, which has been a
fearless exponent of rebel views in the city of
New York, is just as fearlessly outspoken on
this question of negro suffrage, and while
claiming the whole matter as belonging exclu-
sivey to the individual States 10 settle, insists
upon the old democratic doctrine of universal
suffrage. Says the Ne,cs:
Thus much for where the power resides.
What is the nature of this power? Is it
not plainly one to regulate, by needful and
necessary rules, the exercise of the elective
franchise; and not power to create the right
itselY The right to vote belongs to each male
citizens of twenty one years of age. 1t is by
his birth; and he, by operation of law, be-
comes a citizen of the United States and en-
titled to all rights, privileges and immunities
through the relations of his native State to
the National Union. The elective franchise
is his inherent right-the exercise alone is
subject to State regulation. Congress has the
exclusive power to make uniform law of
naturalization. BY birth or by naturalization
theielation of the citizen to the State and
United States is created The slave trade has
been discontinued since 1908. and. therefore,
we assume that the blacks in the Southern
States are nearly all natives Of this country
Heretofore nothing stood between them and
fuH citizenship, but their condition Of volun-
tary servitude; ''the compromising expedient
of the Constitution which regards them as in
haJitonts, but as debased by serritude below
the equal level of free inhabitants, which re-
CARDS the Stare as divested of two-ffths of the
man Even under this ''expedient' they
bore a political relation, through their owners
to society, and were through them represen-
ted much in the mode in which an infant or
married woman is related and represented
through the father or husband. The exact
legal and political condition of the slave in
this country has not always been appreciated.
An eminent writer well defines him to be "a
person who is related to society through an
other person, called a master, TO whom he
owes due service or labor, and from whom he
Is entitled TO receive support and protection.
Nothing stood between the slave and full citi-
zenship but this involuntary service-that inn
pediment is gone through the actual operation
of the war. and the liberated black stands
himself. citizen in his own proper person.
and not through the relation of another
''called master. Then if the abstract right
to vote inheres in every citizen. why not in
the native black man? What rule Of law de-
nies him that right? Is it. candidly, in the
power of the State or of the National Gov
ernment to give or to withhold the right? Is
it not his absolute personal right aor that he
is liberated ? And if it is his, who shall take
it from him. or who shall come between him
and the State of which he is citizen7 II, as
all other civic rights, may be forfeited by an
adequate crime. But this is common to all
citizens.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-07

Atzerodt was deeply affected and cried bit
terly, asking fora Lutheran minister. Harold
displayed considerable fortitude and only
asked for an interview with his family. Mrs
Surratt was collected and asked for Fathers
Walter and Wigel to attend her last moments.
The Posts special says the counsel and
friends of Mrs. Surratt are already making
efforts to obtain reprieve for her. Its thought
they will not succeed.
Ex- Governor Vance was released from Old
Capitol prison to-day, to return home, suject
to the Presidents order
Secretary Stanton has so far recovered from
his illness as to call on the President to-day
The Chilian minister has recovered from
his accident.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-07

N NV OAK, JWy0.
A Washington special u tAs TtsS.,ss -
the Burlington Missouri Railroad Company
OF lows have fled ~ the Interior Department
. map OF the survey md location Of their
road from the Missouri river to Fort Kearney.
Nebraska. The Union Pacific Company have
also filed . map of the survey and location of
their road west from Omaha, for one hundred
miles, and from that point map designating
the general route of the line of road to select
Lake City. The Union Pacific eastern divi.
sion have likewise filed q map designating the
general route of the line of said railroad from
Kansas City to the one hundreths meridian.