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officers who desire % havothsir men mus
tered out of service immediately. can have
their MYSTERIOUS Rolls. PAY Accounts.
Monthly. Quarterly and Fiuai Return Of
Quartermastcr's and Ordnance Stores. core
rectly and promptly made out at the Claim
Agency Office of lngers1u and Rogers. 401
Cherry street, up stairs. srptI5 tf
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The Complexion and Hair.
Hats, Caps. & Furnishing Goods
Latest Styles,
Baeoal Baconi Bacon

Just received BY Ri THOMPSON,
sepi3-lm - Cherry Street.
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PHoroeRAFHs.-PhotogEaphs Of Generals
Federal aud Confederate. The largest col.
lection in the west, for sale, wholesale ana
retail. Remember the place, Gallery Of The
Cumberland, 2sCedar street, opposite Com
mrcial Hotel. uiay27-tL
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Eye AND EAE-As well as diseases Of the
throat, lungs, heart, stomach. liver. blood
ETC., most successfully treated az the Nash
vile Medical and Surgical Institute. Church
street. few doors below The Pcsi OMee.
r. s. Aborn, NJ. D., examining phYsicIau
and surgeon sugl0-u.
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Latest Foreign News

ID EcEvED REGULARLY PER STEAMERS
II from Europe
London Punch:
Once q Week;
All the Year Round.
Court journal;
Saturday Review
London Atbeueum,
London Illustrated News
Londan Illustrated Sporting News
Londou Field.
Bells Life 10 London;
Sporting Life;
Sporting Gazette;
Dublin Irish People;
Dublin Nation,
Dublin Irshman.
Dublin Freeman;
AND THE ENGLISH MAGAZINES
London Society
Temple Bar.
COrnhIn Magazine;
Chambers urusl;
Good Wcrds,
Fortnighty Review,
London Quarterly Review
Westminster Review
Edinburgh Reves,
North Eut sh Review;
lakewood;
LONDON Art Journal,
Together with al the popular ..imencsn Pspers
nd Magazines can slaays b. found az
CONE & TUNNELS
No. 40 Cherry street.
Nashville, Tenn.
AND GAY ST., KNOXVILLE. TENN.
iuiyl3-u
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THE CONFESSIONS AND ExrEEIEycEo o. an IN-
ytLID--Pubhshed for the benefit. aud as q
caution % young men and Others, who suffer
tfom Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF
Manhood Sc. supplying At the same time
The means OF selt-cure. By enc who has
cured himself after undergoing considerable
qnackery. By enclosing postpaid ad-
dressed envelope, single copies may be had
Of the author
NATuASlEL MAVFAIE. Esq,
Brooklyn, Kings Co, NY.
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The advertiser having been rg-t0rsd 90
health ia a few weeks, by a very simple
remedy, after having suffered sevcral years
with o severe lung ELECTION, and that dread
disease, Co8sumpuUn--is uuxi.u to mako
known 70 his fellow sufferers the means oi
cure.
To al who desire it, be will send a copy
Of the prescription used. free Of charge
with directions for preparing aud using ,hc
same, which they viii find o sure cufe for
Consumption, Asthma. Bronchitis. Sc The
only object OF the advertiser IN sending the
prescription is % benefit the afflicted, end
spread information which he cousidora 10
be invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer
VIII try his remedy a. % VIA coat them
nothing and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please
address Rev. EDwAED A, WtLsos.
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
The Complexion and Hair.
Bald Heads and Bare Faces covered. Cray
Hair restored, Light Hair darkened. Weak
Hair strengthened, and Bushy hair beaut.-
fed.
Also, Pimpled faces cured. purified and
made soft, smooth, clear and bsautiiuf. Pos
the use of Chapmau's Celebrated Ecceigls
Mailed free to those who wish 10 give thru
an honest trial.
These receipts can De obtained without
/ charge By return mail, by addressing
Taos. r. CHAPaAX.
Chemist and Porfumer.
oct3-lm s5i Roadway, New York.
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BAaKEIEs AND BROKERS.

OTIS, K. A.-4tt0Tnsy and Coun eilor 81
" Office 4s5S Cherry =; o. Box Jas
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Cart CASTER, ..-........... .EIe.r EFlLEN. yisrs.
rhrcrEh tickets add Uaz-ssa sheess aa uaari slI
rHa.a H..ss
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Cnraarr 3 Co. beg % iuform their custo-
mers that they stIC continue the usnuf,--
ture Of Their various styles Of Family and
Toilet Soaps, Starch. and Ccudlos.
Prices current forwarded bv mail on an-
phcation. CoLakrE a Co,
Nos. So 4 SIS John So, New York.
iulv26-gm
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D. D. Denton & Co.,
City Steam Bakery, and
Candy Mandatory, 6
and 8 Broad Street.
Dealers can be sup
piled on short notice
with everything in our
Line, made by OurseI-
YES.
Special attention Civ
en- to Crackers and Can
dy. Also Bread, Cakes,
&c, &C.
D. D. uENrlN--------..1. o. HUNTINGDON
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Government Coal at Private
Sale

OTucE Cmrr OUAHrHNAsrrH, pKFr or TIM,
NAsHvuLE, SeTL. 20, 1855.
TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY THOUSAND
Il l240.CoC bas hels Of Government Goal N barEes,
resdy 90 be oIsposed ofst private sale IN "a
city. Ire Coal viii he solo vito OF W thout the
herges b. ne single bsrge losd or thelot Tins is
6ne opportunity for the CItze-s Ct Nashville 10
ob,sin men supply Ct Gel or the y uler o. low
rates. Aoy Information dfsred m rtIsuon % the
same can be 90 AneJ a. tins once. No, 10 Cherry
Street A J. MACKAY,
Colonel ard ChiefQ1a te-rnzste-,
octl-u Department q Ien1essee-
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For Sale.

A coon BaR EooM, sEi Resfauraat. via
"a conplets artare,, 49, q - L.l-qH 90
- b5.f-5aI-o. ana ~ - sold very I1u H.
- + - a1od - there Il .n ne city. ths ui.-r
gsgs vel a 1sFgl-n ~ h. gaa 10 : crsh par.
EssbFHai fsnnr octlz-lu
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A good assortment of Buck and Wool
Gloves, which We offer 40 Tow prices t5 the
trade SCorr. DkyIsos g. Co..
septlI-tw No. lS South side square.
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Sale OfGOvernmeni Properly

OrrrCr ASSISTANT QUaETEEa tsrrR,
NAsHvIILE, IEsS., Oct 4, lss5
TwII. ofssr Tor sac st the c S Repair Shops on
| FIarklin P. ke. 81 NASHVILLE, Tens, On the I'm
q Ostobes, 1855, the ALLOWING Government prop
erty, Va.
Ambulances.
142 Army WaEors,
Transfer Wagons,
263 Wagon Gearing,
234 Cars,
Drsys,
] Steam Engine snd MIL,
] Portable Engine,
Circular saw aud Wood Frame,
zs.sIs Pounds Wrought Scrsp Iron.
16ag Cast
sega Old Steel,
Tools. shovels, Rope, Rags, ETC. etc,
81. % eomussce 81 10 @ Z ok O. a.. On Tueasy,
- n ~ o5sr. lss5 sid conrBue uou cay % day
urfII tha prsperiy sal solo.
-----,s - 2 lfcvsTuulsut 'uz1s.
~ 80. B. KIRK,
pS s5,s- 5s31' osPI, nd A. z. X,
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NNzZHNz2Il

An medcsl tneu and the press recommend DR.
STRICKLAND5 ANTI CHOLERA MIXTURE A.
the Only certan remedy f0r d srrhOsa and Dvssn.
bents. stmusats, and Carminstives, and Is ~.
rsrted 10 sthect 4 cure st-r az other means have
failed espec.slly IN chronic cases.
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HOPE INSTITUTE,
+ Or Young Ladies
NoNNERLY NINERvA cnIIFaFl

f1'hA hut Session o. g. 10 Inst tuition will COM
\ i ucnco on no NDAY. CcioHsr "a lssf. and or
uTinate ol lhErs1HTs June &cr1, lss6 Dc vii 10
nader ne rIuu1ed are supervision Of Mrs. C Pan
uInc, hss'sfed by The Fs0ulfv o. F-snE'n Colege,
sn1 t1 COMPS en- fe1laIe lescher-. The rurpose
rf tae Board O. Aanagersis @ sgori No1nr Lsdies
lie vary sest otoraullsl sdvsaisres
lilo SESSION VII consist Of Two Terms, - in
FrsuE IN college
ENrrS>rs rEs TrEu; Board wsshirr. FasI. and
Lights Stl0s Tuiuon. fncUung NocaI Muse. So
/ ~ SIS. TustruuCn'n Muse, So, U-e of Irsfru.
meat s., Modern Languages, saca, $40; Drau1ng
/ aai Pl.ntns. SO.
F5r fIr. her inioruston, address 7. Faaniug.
D san1a- GHn
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Diseases Of the Throat, Lungs and
Heart
DRS. r. AND j. HUNTER,
or New York,
Physicians iOf Pulmonary Diseases,

WuyLp noaI her patents IN Nashville Hnl
Uose Who desire q ccuau.t l1cnr. thst thei
ntFe openea az ofce Ei the ..y aciel uhere Tier
can 1e eou-uied personal , or 81 letter On al dis
e'ses einersced in their special ~ va. Erdn-hrs
Aei.lnni, ami Consumpt On to wh'ch o-sn oi .of,
tiote-e.9a tlelF prlc-lcu Is ercIus veIV confined
- Lr huniers VISA 90 Nssny lie i lrntsf oil Fho
Qesiie % pIace themselves un1eT BIS care should
lcse 10 inlc On submitting Their casrs Cor eysHrIua-
Ton ai ne earliest pr1liicshe moment lcc-i-ln
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Ohicers' Accounts made out and cushed.
Quartermssters' and Ordnance accounts
promptly made up BY H. Tompkius, late
MAJOR l4th regiment Illinois cavalry. Of
Zee corner Of Cherry and Cedar streets, up
stairs.
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Wanted

TgATDIATEIT. -Cailuei Makers md one BED
i seFd Tuner. Employmeui stsaiy, and ss-i
srrfyto CD NICHOLS A 90.
ostIt-d - Rros1 suesi,
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Notice

A n election ull b hsIt 81 re uuion bsnE On
"a THURSDAY. the l1ih nsl-. for e'eFea L.re' or
~ fhe Tanrr-sar Hfarfra a 2 - Irs1ra1ae 011Ta-
~ under he nGH Chsrter. O. aerFe re el-4
year. mo. ~ u iLi-
uANL y Cakl - Hio-rhcrIerr-
IsO. a. IOHeeQAs
jos ~. ALLeei
Faenf.ar Tfn Harr=aofLILa
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Sale Of 1000 Government Horses

/ WILL OYER F1R SALE At PUBLIC ARC
Il uou On esrh Tuesday and Friday durng fae
uo1ln q October fs6s. 10. q Cove uureuf Horses
Q, dite1-ui clssses 60 Cavalry Dspoi, EdFssed
Tenn.
A ttis VII probably b. TIE last lst o. Govern
m n horses sod viii al1rd a. eHraIirut ornor-
unity % uurehlae- Fl NJ HMlFH
So = -it Capt sad A. y r.
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Hot Rolls, Rusk and Buuus every morn
ing ct the Nashville Steam Bakery. 10
summer street. uear Union. tep5-tf
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Sale of Government Mules.

OrrlcE AssfsrkSI ou1ErESsssLsA
NEsHv1I4E, TESS-, oci. :, lso'-
WILL offer tor sae a p9hle a i.,-.'a. a.
L government Ccrrals N Nashville, AenAosi9N' -
Monday. Oct sd. 1855,
SEVEN HUNDRED GOVT MULES
Iy,,s. r,r.. s-e AL large sse in gccd eondit'on,
So -, CIV, -sssse. nos cf them hsTug be- q
used N ne transporisnon Of tnis depot
sale % cosnunsnce 81 9 o'corks NJ, oeiotsr -
1855. and coutiuue daily until th- stockls A. r0'-
Terms cash ia 6oTerunlsn nj iia'is, -. -. -.
Of genn. e p. KIRK,
ocil-ia cspl- snd A. y n.
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lust received snd for sale 81 Al South Market
~ 50 Get nice lot o!
> AND , SPRING EXPRESS WAGONS,
AND
2HORsE FARM WAGONS,
v-hieh must be closed Out within day Or two 81
srsaf harzutns. 20 cal ~ cnce and try cheap or
J. r. PAUL CO.
Nsshvine, Oct 6. lssS-oofT-d
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents of Insurance Companies.

C,AREY q SMITH, nos. SO aud 50 Union street
I lup stairs) represent the lh9Eifg Cor pelless
fstna of Hartford, Security, Mauns' tan, Melropon
- Ph0-nir md KnickerfOczer Life Of New lorE
md Accident Of Columbus, Tho.
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NAsHvILLEAND DECATUR
@s.s
LINE

Tenn. 4 Ala. R. R.-Ctn. southern r. R.-Tenn.
Ais. Cen. R. K
GESL SuPERiNIESDESTs OFFICE,
NAsHvILLA, Oct. Sd, 1866. J
NASHVILLE L DECATUR R. R. LINE
ON and after Wednesday, the 4th inst, snd IN
~ "a urtbsr notice, Passenger Trains will run as
follows:
cave Nashville for Decatur and Huntsville at
$50 an.
Returning-Lesve Decatur Junction at am; ar
irving at Nashville At AS pm.
Accommodation Train for Columbia leaves Nash
vile at 3 30 pm.
Returning, leave Columbia st $50 am; arriving
81 Nashville st 10 an.
Trans stop AZ all intermediate Stations.
Cars run from decatur q miles west on the M.
& c. r. r, connecting with Stage Line for Tuscum-
ia, hence by N. &. @. Z r. to Memphis
ocI4-G J. H. POTTER Gen'l Sup't.
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Ihs Bridal Chamber an Esaay % WaunL
and lnairuclon iur Young Men. Also, rev ald rs-
liable irrafraent i1r UlaEana Of ne unuarT arf
iezual sJsiems-Seut iraa in sosied envelope
Adtraaa. D.. J. EEILLIN HOUGHTUE. Howard
Aasociatoa, Phiiaiephia. %. ar-is-il
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BANKEHs AND BROKERS'.
/ EIIRsF NATIONAL BAHK-GOTeTnment DePosi
! II tJTy-No. 90 College street between Cnion
/ ana ne Punie gouare -Iealers IN Uncurrent
Money, Exchange, Uoini ana Government secufi-
lea Of a. l-inds. StOcks sad bonds Dougnt ara
sold on Commission. Collections promptly al
tended %.
a q. SAsFoED, Pres't. Jas. @. OsDEN ,Cash'r.
ETARR, THO5 S-Brolzer, corner Union ami
WI College street., buys and sells Gold, u cur
Zen. Money G.Felnment Securities and vouchers
Ccue1uOns attended 10 promptly.
Also buys and sells on muas-iou
c,go ND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- - berry street, de L. IN EK'hangs, q 5Fern-
meat securities and Co Collections promptly
attended 10 J. LUHsDEE, Cashier.
VlHIRD NATIONAL BAEE OF NASHVILLE
i Deals in Exchanges Government securities
ana Goa. Collections promptly attended to
God Stocks and Bonds Id on Commission.
W. ". BERnY, President EDsaA JuEEsi Gather.
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NO. III.


Z TTTE ARE tCrHORlLEn no ANNOUNCE TON
/ " C. CrUNE 81 eali.is-1 Cor County Ccrrr
z Gers. o. uaviso1 C1aniy, So the eusu.as Ntr-l
a.s.us1 r-.4
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hooK AND Ion PRINTINe.

CAMERON. WM. 4 Cu.-Book and Job Printers,
! and pu fishers Of the Da y and Weekly
Union, Printers Alley, between Union and Dead
enc streets.
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BacoRI Bacoui Bacoui
A. A. Spencer i Co.. No. s, Church street.
between Markon and Front streea. have
Just received a large l0t Of Bacon. Clear
Sides, Shoulders aud HamH. flr sale cheaD.
A. SPENCER & CO.,
Forwarding and C1mm'u Merchants.
No 8 Church st., bet. Market and Front.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

CkMPBEIL MoEWEE a GROEsBBCK, AttoTT-
I ; news a. Law and Claim Agents. practice ~ 81
n urts Collections promptly aitenae2 20
10 claims against the Unit I'd States and Vouchers
collected once - North Cherry street np s-alfs,
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Bachelors Hair Dye!

---'7I-' = -----| = 7"
The Original AID Best In the World !
The only true and perfect Hair Dye Harm
less, Reliable and lustanianeCus. Produce
Immediately q splend q Black or uatural
BroTn, without njurinE the hair ar skin.
Remedies the ili effects Of bad dyes sold
By all Druggists The genuine ~ signed
william A. Bachelor. Also.
Regeucrrfng Extract Of Mtcfers, for
Restoring aud Be1uft f1iag ftc Her.
CHARLES BACHELOR, NEW YoaK.
sepl5-Iy
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Ohio State Fair.

The State Fair for this year will bo helf
ncar this city. on tho l2;h, 18th. l4th and
and 10th days of September; and from
present indications promises to be one o
tho finest exhibitions ever bold in thi:
country. "t
Tho most encouraging reports come up
from oil parts Of the Stale, that the people
are coming in crowds, and will bring with
shem their fine stock, machinery, fruits, fine
arts. etc.
Tho Board have made many improve.
ments on the Grounds and are determined
to spare neither money nor labor to make
every one who may come comfortable and
satisfied. Among the many improvements
are four large amphitheatres. around the
horse ring, capable OF seating l0, 600 people;
also u large ampbitheatre around the cattle
ring. BY this arrangement all who desire
TO zee noe stock and fast bOrses, can be &C.
comnodated with q con- fortab.e seat, (re.,
instead OF being compelled to hang upon
tho fence as heretofore.
There is also being erected a splendid
Fine Art Hall, said to bo the fucst ever
constructed .st,any State Fair. In the or ec.
ton OF this Hall, great care has been exer.
clsed in order to have a proper disposition
sof light so that artists may exhibit their
works to great advantage. 1t is also per.
tectly secure against any kind of weather.
The Fruit Hall has also been much en-.
lsrged and improved, and as the Ohio Pc.
mOlogicai Society have joined hands with
tho Board, and intend coming to the Fair
in body. and bringing with them fine
fruits. We may expect to see tho finest dis.
play iu this department for many years. -
All the other departments have been greatly
improved.
In the way of music, the Board have SO.
cured the services of three of tho best bands
In the State.
The Street Railroad Company are max.
ing ample provision to convey the vas,
crowd 10 the gates of the grounds; aud our
citizens are making preparations to accom-
modate at least one hundred thousands per-
sops.
The gentlemanly Assistant Score tary. Mr.
Babbitt, informs US that the entry books are
now open, and that he has already received
large number of fieeces of fine wool. from
the premium sheep of Ohio. and ia bariup
them properly cleaDeed, so that the real
quality Of the wool may be aseertnIned.- -
This 10 new feature, and will attract con
siderable attention.
Mr.. Klippart and Mr.. Bsbbitt can be
found IN the Office any time in the dav
ready TO give any information desired. I:
Ample provision has been made 10 ac
commoda'e the vast crowd with refresh
menss on the ground.-- Columbus Siaies
man.
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EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS --Geu. Hitch
cock has published letter on the subject
OF tho exchange of prisc1ers, the cause of
suspension and the inhumunity of the reboi
government, and who supports the policy Of
Secretary Stanton. Gouersi Hitchcock
says:--''As long as the cartoi for tho ex-
change was respected by tho South It was
fai 'hiuIly observed by our government -
There Vas no reason to doubt its faithful
execution by the government until the end
OF the war. unless properly revoked by com.
petent authority, II the rebel autborities
had not distinctly violated its terms uuder
circumstances indeed Of great sggravation."
He adds: THE dav must come when every
true American will be proud OF the refIec.
tion that the government was strong enough
to crush the rebellion wilhous losing its hu.
manity or dignity"
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commend hin to public favor. Il 10 need.
less to say that I. N. Hathaway, Esq, will
mako an able and efficient Prosecuting A..
toruey. Tho denomination of Mt. G. IL.
Lamb for Recorder. and Mr.. J. W. Collins
for Commissioners. the former by aoclama-
ton. denotes the esteem 10 which they are
justly bold as public servants. Tho nom.
inoes for the minor Offices are all equally
entitled to confidence and support. The
whole Ticket will, Of course, be elected with
little or no opposition.
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1866.

THE GREAT INVENTION or THE AGE
IN HOOP SKIRTS. J. w. Brudey's New
Patent DUPLEX ELLIPTIC Tor doabl.) Spring
SKIRT.
y his Invention consists Of duplex Tor two) Ell.
tptic Steel Springs ingeniougly braided tightly
together edge 10 eGge, aking the toughest, elias
tic, most flexible aud durable Spriug ever used.
They seltom BEND OR BREAK Ike the Single
Springs, an consequently preserve their perfect
AMI beautiful shape more than twice rs long as
any Single Spring Skirt that ever has or Gun be
made
The wonderful fexibility and great comfort aud
pleasure 10 amy lady wearing the Duplex Ellip-
tic Skirt will be 4 ,erenced particularly in all
crowded Assemblies, Operas, Carriages, Railroad
Cars. Church Pews, Arm Chairs, Ior Promena do
and House Dress, as the Skirt can be folded when
in use to occupy q email place as Easily and con.
veniently as u Siik or Mus in dress.
a lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort
and great convenience vi wearing the Duplex El.
lptic Steel Spring Skirt tor single day will nev-
For Children, Misses and Young ladies thew are
superior to all Others.
The Hoopa are covered with two by double
twisted thread, and will wear twice Us long 40
the single yarn covering which issued on ali Sim
every Skirt are also Double Steel, and twice o
double covered, to prevent the covering from
wearing off he rods when dragging down stars,
stone steps, Nc, &c. which they are constantly
subject TO when in use. ..'t'"i'
-, All are made of the new and elegant Corded
Tapes, and are the best quality in evs,y part,
giving to the wearer the most graceful and per.
iecl shape possible, and are uEques tionabIy the
ighiesl, most desirable, comfortable and econom-
ical Skirt ever made. -
WEST, BRADLEY g. CARY, Proprietors Of
the Invention, and Sole Munui iacturers, 81 Cham.
bers, and 10 and 81 Rende Streets, New York.
For sule in all FIRST class Stores in tbs city,
and throughout the United States and Canada
Havana de Cuba. Mexico, South America and The
West Indies. =, :. "
Sylnquire for the Duplex Elliptic Cor Double,
Spring Skirt. e l6m3
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poech and press, and agains. military ar.

speech and press, and against military ar.
rests.
18Th. Declares the suspension of The writ
OF babeas corpus since tho termination Of
the war, and military interference with cleo.
tiors, violations OF the Constitution.
l9tb. Pledges The Democracy 10 stand by
President johnson 10 all constitutional of.
forts to restore to the States the exercise OF
their rights and powers within the Union.
This platform, though non.comm initial on
some important points, is of the genuine
Southern stamp; but one omission is worthy
Of note-it says nothing about the war hav.
ing been q failure" The usual balderdasb
about freedom of speech and of tho press,
the hoIeos corpus, &c., appears In a mild
form, and will do no particular harm. The
war being over, the Rebellion crushed, the
Union restored and Slavery dead, the Dem.
ocracy bavo very little capital left, and
hence the poverty of their platform. Bu.
they are not entirely destitute of capital -
An oppressive war debt. incurred in the
subjuga'ion OF their "erriDg brethren" re-.
mains. They must keep a sharp lookout
for the rich and arissocratic Republicans,
who own the United States bonds, and see
that they be made to bear their proportion
of the taxation. And then that dreadful
four dollar Communication tax! Do these
mon seriously believe tina, they can succeed
on such issues as they havo presented to tho
people of Ohio? II so, they must entertain
a very poor opinion Of their intelligence 20
and patriotism. What an insult to the
Uuion men Of the State, to presume that
there 10 one among them who can be made
to forget his principles, and fall in love
with corrupt and disIoyal party. because,
forsooth, few demag agogues raise hue and.
cry about . paltry militia tax OF four dol.
lars!
But enough of the Ohio Democracy for
the present. Both wings of the party are
essentially alike, and will be repudiated by
an overwhelming majority of tho people of
tho State, who mako no account of inmate.
rial differences between factions whose prin.
ciples and purposes are not to be countc.
nauced.