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rHa EREapEsr AsR THE saUIaERs DELEgATE


A large number Of s0uthefners, here tenn
porarilv, held q meeting, ard resolved u
call on the President, and address him ia
behalf Of themselves sand ther fellow citi-
zeus Of the South. They called IN a body
about l20'clock az noon, aud were soon ad.
mitted 10 Mr.. johnson. Mr. Met srlaud, 81
Richmond. ia behalf oil the sotheTners
said the persons prasoat represented nine
Southern states, and come % express theil
sincere determination 70 unite With the
President b whatever shail tend to promote
she interest and welfare Of the country. anc
n sav that they were ia earnest now and
faithful in their allegiance TO the Unned
States Government. The President replied
that he was gratifed 10 receive. these essv-
rancess that when he lodksd beck upon hi
past actioRs, aud recs.lea period, scarcely
mora thaa four short years sgo
Vhen he stood battling FOR th,
principles, which many 81 those present op
posed and thought me wrong, be was bat
tiing ior the same principles that actuait
him to-day, and which principles, De thank
cd God. they the SOutheruersj have com,
forward 70 manifest disposition % support
lie entertained no personal amnesty exams
any person south Of Mason 4 k5xou's line
however mneh they Eiay have differed, IL
| he'd been for union with slavery * il. hat I
| that principle nade an Issue jhai reHderel
q disinteefffian hlssihlS, d. hal noth ng q
do bui Siaad 81 the Government, 5eth'
Il oauseqaeuces what they spiElii. He Eas 81.
| the ulioii Of the staies 4 bove an things
The south made she iszae. When the
Southern peGule have become convinced o.
au error they frankly acknowledge i, stic
they now 90 i heartily. Thsy subIliitet
/ thequestion Of difference "a the al tra gen
of the sword. and il Fasuited against ths
south. They aronow prepared . respect
tie Issue. lie was IS much opposed % ID.
cousolidatior n cbntralizatioa Of pawor, D.
/ z secessidi, and be would dissaads al from
tushinr into extremes.
I.e1 fhs C9nstituticn BE- our guide, and ths
I pfeserTatidu q the onion Be our siil. IL
[ kved the Southern people. Re was q theH
and would 90 aIl ia his power 70 restar'
them % happiness and prosperity. SiavetJ
= gone. and she former status q tie negfl
h changed, and We aha1ii adapt ourselvei
O. the circumstances that surround a.. Le
us cdzsiadr that he fedd wish aliszatec
o. big been settled q orr mutual sntisfac
lion, and that Ne come iQgptasE Island b
| ~ hrWer bpRds 81 leye, rssptet and conf
I asHsii aH
A dnpsiehi to the eommereial, speaking Q
tie iniarEieW above meHtianed. says-4
- The Chairmsn II the various STATE deI
/ eEafions we've Mess1s. AlcFarland. "a Vir
I gina, Bass, - Arksnsas, Withers, 81 AZ.
sissipi, Bliss, q Aiaeaiaa, Green, q Tennes
see, Judge Ioehraus, of Georgia, aud Judr,
: Baksri ~ flofida,"
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GP.RGE1gg EXTRA GOLD PENS,

Tasasp peea boer my tTois alorkl . &. 4. bAhNstl
Egrraa Lau.. HV," Tor which haTe secured Ire
oopv-rigsz, and are warranted equal N nn..os.s ~
.Iera 80 rsorlmEnshni 10 the best Eastern man.
Ilbcture, ard ere believed 10 be superior 60 AZ
fthars In dnrailsty and othes substantial glahues
srtlich combine . make really serflcee9e pen;
geslr chnroet lf hy mai, & ss risk when ~ eenta
- addsi FOR reuEtrT.l Write Fpur hsne ana So
dfeee pleinly. IN, -.
Postage on single pen fh7es oeHtsf Fen WIN Aay
,ags OF holder and box, Str cents. OLD fans re-
saiFed for dfy cents (alsd gtmlpl each Circulars
O. p BARNEH,
Gold Pen Manufacturer,
"a Naln-.lranl onI. a-LLh. LouLlyllle. ~.
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We are authorized - annou IN. r. RCSSEf.i
q es1d date Tor Alierrah III "a, Tend Wsrd
hieciion Lass saturday IN september. auzf-id
We are authorized 70 announce eE0RGs 3
KINNEY IS q cand.dAts sor Aidermaa, 10 the
s. und Ward. vs-ld
We are suihoHzed to announce JAMES SLOAN
= 2 candidate toy Aldermen n NE Thru Ward q
ne uexteiecsioa. iy2i-tdo
We are authorised 10 announce ROBERT
IhOMPeON a. q candidate loc Aldermen il The
hlrt WAfd Election last Saturday in september.
Aug sth-tde.
JOHN II. ALMOND & a csnd date Or couaca-
man in tue Third Ward. Election en- he last SAT-
urdsy in seFtsmber. "a
VS. are authorised 10 announce, for tho
Filth Ward;
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TIE Confessions AND ExFEafENCEoF Az In
vALlD.-Ppbhahed for the benefit, aud e. q
caution 30 young mon and eiherswho suffer
from Nervous Debility, Rremsture Decay d
Manhood, SC, supplying % the aanle time
The means Of seli-curr. By one wlo has
cured himself afler undergoing considerable
quackery. By enclosing o. posipaid 81.
dressed envelope, single copies may be had
Of the author.
NAFHkSIEL MkYFtIR, ESQ.,,
Brooklyn, Kings Co., n. y.
sugi-3m. HlV
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Officers pay accounts and soldiers inai
statements, computed and purchased a.
lowest rates. Also Quariermasters Com
missary and Ordinances papers, made up
promptly BY competent and experienced
Clerks, at No. IS North Cherry sireoi.
BrrLFR u Crossword
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TTNNERs, &e.

RI W. BROWN, Rsal Estate and Gems ia To-
=; - Agent, over York's Book Store, So
gr'.n ar si. Nashville, Tenn SILICON
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,-aurF Ri. McEWEN 4 GRoEsBECK, kttor
Z news at Lsw and Claim ARent8, practice "a a.
ne &, urts. Collections promptly atende1 70
~, CLAIMS asainet the United afstes sud Voucher
collected. once "a Nonh Cherly street % -lalIs
OTIS, z, Attorney and oouusellor ct Law
I Ufice 49, Cherry -: p. o. Box 74s.
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P. j. KAUFMAN.

WeaFs suis ouzsd 70 snHouroe DR. 4. A. BAR.
BERT ss a candidate FOR eouneiliaan. IN ne ETA
Waui.
We are authorised % nnnouuae J. n. RUST a. 4
candidate Tor Councilman nom The ssYeuih Wa,d.
aug2-tie
We are authorzed 10 announce II. GOlD-
LIT A. candidate or Councilman % represent
the sth Ward IN the Municipal election.
We are authorized 10 announce CHARLES ROB-
ERrsON - 4 candidn-e for Councllman frum the
Fist Wsrd. Election last saturday n september.
We are author zsd 10 snnouoce JAa. N BRlEN.
ESQ, AZ acandldate for Cauncilmsp ifOw the thiri
Wart hl-etlou last saturday ln sep-ember.
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ro,,,,.,is.Inn 30 For.varaIng.
NEWS pEALERs, ae.


~,oNE TUNN ELI,-Wholesale and ketai
4 } nookaeilers. stauonsrs, and NeMs hbeD'''
NJ. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville tenn
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Diseases Of the Skin.
PRICE, q PER BOX.


TFNHIs CERATz HAs BEEN IN UsR BIZ TIE
FRENCH ARMIES FOR TIE PAST FIFTY
years and there IL no French soldier who does not
know lts value. on
II was also used extensively BY the allied armies
in the Cnmean war, and such we're the benefits
derived nom its use that L has acquired world
vide F0plistna; and 20 soldier who knows Of its
tu5.iu XII " TT single week without box in his
knspssek, Is b tie use Of this CelAfs be Rys has
a safe gusfG sRanst the various troubles TO which
soldier % sphiect ss BY using it on his clothing, he
can pre- vent the Appearance o. Yermin and the dis
eases OF the snn enumerated above, sad after they
have made their appearance, Il u but little trouble,
with the aid Of this Cerate, 10 I'D himself OF these
disagressbs troubles.
The propristorfi have gone 10 great expense to
procure the original recipe OF d.. Velloe, with full
directions and The apparatus for manufacturing the
Cerate, as it hiss been made By The original inyen-
tor and have procured the
Sole Agency Of the United States,
And nave selected depot Or Oh mapnlsctuTe Of
the article in Nashville, 50 81 TO Do
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-14
FHOWMEXICO.


The Posts Vera Cruz correspondent of
June l, saws the Emperor is still on his
pleasure tour through the country. Ev
erything is at a stand.still in the capital
awaiting his return.
The liberals have gained more ground in
the last month than they have lost during
the past year.
General Negrete still holds Monterey,
Ssltillos and all the country between these
cities and the coast.
The attack on Matamorss failed, owing
to the threatening position taken by the
rebels st Brownsville when the Liberals
approached Mstsmoras.
The whole state of Tsmsulipss, with
the except n of Tsmpico and Mstamora as,
is in the hands of the Liberals. In the
Stale OF Michoscan the Count de PORTER
hss been badly beaten by the Libe 8 {
under Gen. Regules.
In the States of TsbSsco and CAispal
not a Frenchmsn or Impsriaist is TO be
found. -... 4 ....----
The veteran General Alvarez still holdl
unpolluted his State Of Guerrero.
The whole coast south of Vera Cruz
except Campeche, remains in the undis
puted possession of the Jusris!s.
The French despair of pscifying the
country unless $4,000 more French troop:
are sent.
DR.. Gwin has arranged his Sonort
project. 1t only awaits MsximIllisn's sig
nature. He goes as Director General o
the states Of Sonora, ChihuAhuA Dursngt
and Tamsulipas. Eight Thousand French
troops have gons with him to protect tn
emigrants, and to fortlfy the frontie
against the invasion of the Yankees.
The French admiral has gone to per
susde Maximillian 10 purchase the Stone
wall, at Havana, with which he Is conf
dent ne can defend the coast against tn
| whole American feet.
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FROW CATRO

CAIRO, juno 10.
New Orleans advices of the 18Th state
thst the crevasse eight miles sbove Carroll.
ton which threatened serious damsge, has
been c'osed but smother in the same W
cinity is reported imminent.
A special from Mobile TO the Times says
that the reconstruction meeting held IN
that city on the 9Th, has asked for q mill
tsry Governor and permission to take steps
to get back into the Union.
Affairs in the interior Of Alabama are
quiet sud hopeful The soldiers are at
home cultivsting their farms, and business
is reviving. l.-t
The Msyoralty of New Orleans con-
| tipues s vexed question, Colonel Quincy
exhibited no disposition to vacate the
Office. It is rumorea that General Candy
will refer the whole subject to Washington.
The retel Governor, Clarke, Of Mississip-
pi, has issued q prccls nit on ordering
sheriffs of the several counties to hold an
election on the 18th of June, to elect dele
gates to convention to be hela st jackson,
on the Sd dsy of July. the day appointed
by the bogus legislature.
Secession leaders openly boast that BY
this action of Clarke and the legislature
they have secured the recognition Of thu
State, and amnesty Cor the past.
The supply of cotton Offering in New
Orleans is scsnt, with littleinquiry. Good
33084; low middIiDg, 35@3s; Cub
sugar, l44; Cuba molssses, 65.
The steamer Adam Jacobs, from Mem
phis, had Ie4 bales Of cotton for St; Louis
The Memphis Cotton market is dull an
nominal,
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= COLUMBUS, June l3.
: The Governor received the following
dispatch this evening:
- WASHINGTON. June l3.
Under instructions Of the Secretary OF
Wsr, the chief mastering officers have
been ordered to turn over to your FEoel-
lency the colors in their charge, under
paragraph 5, general order No. "a, cur
rent series, at such time as you may de-
signste.
- ~s THos. NJ. VINCENT, A. A. 6.
The lO31 Ohio, numbering twenty Off
GERS and 400 enlisted men, left Raleigh, n.
O, to-day, for Camp Cleveland.
The IO1st Ohio is en- route from Nash
vile to the same place.
The 9th Ohio, S49 men, commanded by
Colonel Humphrey, left Nashville to-day,
their destination being Camp Chase.
The 97th Ohio, s52 men, under com
mand of Colonel Lane, is also on its way
home, and will reach here tomorrow
morning.
Assistant Surgeon. S. E. Sheldon has
been promoted to Surgeon of the 1O3d
Ohio; also, Assistant Surgeon L. P. Gull
yer, of the sd, to the Surgeency OF that
regiment.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-14

NEW YORK, June l3.
The steamer Fulton brings Ssvsnnsh
dates of the 9th, and Charleston and Port
ROYAL of the 10th.
Msior General Grove and staff were
among the passengers.
The Savannah Herald contains the fol
lowing
The 26th Mass. battalion of volunteers
and the 9th Penn volunteers arrived
here on the 9Th.
The Charleston Courier gives q crafty
ing account ofthe revival of business there
Every day has st least dozsn new stores
opened l. says that the burnt district /;
to be rebuilt.
A correspondent of the Port Royal New
South claims that the deep water of it
harbor, its readiness of access, the salubri
GUS climate and fertility of soil, render i
the place of all others indicated by nature
for 3 great commercial city. All that i
needs is short piece Of 3 railroad 70 con
meet It with the main land.
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WAsH.NGFnNIrEHs.

NEW York, June I3.
The Tines Washington special says 8
strong feeling is finding expression amoag
many leading men here In favor Of the
policy Of appointing Military Governors
for some of the extreme Southern States,
such rs South Carolina, Georgia Florida
Alabama and Mississippi, ana of keeping
these States under strict military control
till the people are once more thoroughly
returned their lsoOrs. The exertiOns Of
the delegates from these quarters are not
meeting much encouragement There sre
several prominent Generals with fine abii-
lties and cool heads who could now be
spared to settle the affairs Of these States
The Herald's special has the following :
notwithstanding the order of the Presi-
dent, disehsrging all prisoners Of war be-
low the rank of Major, large numbers of
Applications are made to him for such dig
cnarge. All parties should understand
that these applications are unnecessary and
useless Very large numbers OF spphca-
tons are made 70 the President Tor tie
discharge of soldiers whose terms of se1-
wee do not expire until sfter September
3OLh- Such applications should be msde
to the Secretary of War, and such IS are
received by the President are referred to
him for such actions as he deem proper.
The PresidenE has finally determined to
sppoint Judge Parsons Provincial Cover
nor Of Alabama.
Instructions to Provisional Governors
will be determined on st the Cabinet meet
ing tomorrow.
General Sherman has revised and cor
rected his report of his operations in North
and South Carolina, and it will be repub-
lished by the War Department in its
amended form.
All of Sheridan's Cavalry remaining in
this vicinity Will be under the command Of
Asjor General Crook.
Is Is understood that General Slough
has been appointed Governor of Colorado
In place Of Mr.. Evans. General S. received
his 1rst military commission from Colonel
GllPln, the first Governor Of this terri
tory.
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

NEW YORK, June l3.
The Heralds Raleigh, North Carolina
correspondent Of the s.h says Govern or
Holden to-day took possession of the Gov
ernors room st the Capitol, and entered on
the formal discharge OF the duties devolv-
ing upon him as Provincial Executive.
de has already made the following sp-
Pontments: @. r. TLomas, Secretary Of
Stste; j. Worth, Treasurer J. s. Gam
STon 9Tc Abide camp, with rank of Colonel.
ais proclamation Is soon TO be issued, but
from an article published in 3 paper lately
unoef MS control and from the known
character OF the new Governor, many I'M
portant features can be foretold. A Con-
VentiOn will undoubtedly be suggested.
and hopes are entertained that the s ste
may be represented in the next Congress-
General Schofsld has issued an order
calling on eli officers and soldiers in his
command to assist the Executive in the
dischxrge of his duties.
Applications under the terms OF the Pres
icents amnesty proclamation are numer-
QUE
The Tribune's special, dated St. Louis
the 18th, says the new Constitution is
adopted. Ohicisl and semi official re-
turns from seventy-four counties, and the
soldiers vote from Little Koek give s42 in
msjoriiy in favor of ratification. The vote
to come is favorable.
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FROM wAsHINGrOs.

New YORK, June I3.
The Posts Washington special says that
information from Morehesd City reports
great suffering among the people of North
Carolina for want Of food and clothing.
The Commercials Washington special
says adeIegatioD, headed by J. Minor Bolts,
from Virgins, arrived here to-day to con
suit with the President on the condition OF
that State.
Information has been received of the ar
rival of Benjamin, the rebel Secretary of
Sta at Bermuda. 1t is said that Tren-
holm and Breckinridge have also esespea
out of the country.
Special to the Post: The cabinet is in
session to day (l3th), having, it is suppos
ed, the question of reconstruction before it.
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PAYNE's INsANITY.

WASHINGTON, June l3.
DR.. james G. Hall, of this city, testified
that he had examined the prisoner Payne,
whose mind he said seemed to be very inert.
The witness thought his intellect of very
low order. He could not discover any
signs of insanity.
A commission was appointed to further
examine into Payne's alleged insanity.
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Yesterday Evenings edition.
SPEAKER COLFAX AND PARTY An
SALC LAKE CITY.


SALT LAKE CITY, June II.
Speaker Colfax and party arrived yes
terdsy morning, eight days from Denver.
They were delayed by Indian hostiliSies.-
The Indians attacked q Mormon train at
North Platte Crossing, in sight Of them,
and at Eagle Creek Station, a few hours
after they passed, the Indisns killed or
wounded all the stock tenders and soldiers
The City Council and q deputation OF
citizsns met the party two miles from the
city. w. FL. Hooker in q wecOmiI g
speech, extended to them the hospitali.ies
OF the city.
Mr.. ColfAx replied, predicting brilliant
future for Utah, if her people prove true
to the Union and obedient 70 the laws
Tonight meeting of 5000 people was
addressed by Speaker Collar, Lient. Gov.
Gross, of Illinois, and A d. Richardson.
The party remain here until next Monday.
Gen. Conner has sent out troops to stop
the Indian depredstions, and will keep the
mail route open.
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RXPLOsION.

LOUISVILLE, June II.
The boiler of freight eugiue in front
of the Railroad depot, exploded this sfSer-
noon, shaking the whole city and destroy
ing large portion Of the depot. -Four
persons were killed and eight or ten bad
ly, perhaps, fatally injured. The cause Of
thaexDlosiOn ia unknown
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-14

NEW YohK, June 13.
Gold moderately active; speculative de-
msnd rather free, which, combined with
full purchases for export has produced q
still further advance in quotations. The
price opened at l4l3, ran up to 142s, and
then down again to I4l3.
LATER-Gold closed at 1929.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-14

The Albany Journal suggests that it
will bes wise thing to cut out from Dem I.
ocratic newspapers their wordy eompli-
ments Of MIR. JOhnson and paste them in
crsp-books, for convenientref when
these organs Of retrogression shall be
l1piped again to their old, familiar tunes.
The Springfield Republican, has mada
Up the slate for the approaching CAM
| psign in Massachusetts. 1t stands thus ;
For Governor, Mr.. Bullock; for Lieuten-
ant Governor, Mr.. Moses KimbAil for
Secretary of State, Mr.. VIM. s. Robinson :
for Treasurer, Mr.. VIM. S. Hyde, of Ware
The temperance men, it is rumored, viii
get up ticket Of their own,
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v,,at the Telegraph Did TO q Minister
- =. El.-a,-. ltr.ralIar-l


Ofsll the freaks of the telegraph, the
following is the most lsughsble which has
come under our personal knowledge. Not
long since graduate from one OF our East last,
ern theological shools vas called to the
nsstorial charge of a churchin the extreme
Southwest. When about to start Tor his
new pari,h he was Unexpectedly detained
by the incspscity of his Presbytery to or
Ssin him. In order to explain his non-sr-
rival at the appointed time, he sent the fol-
loving telegram to the descons OF the
church aFresbyteTy lacked s quorum to
ordaip.n In the course of Its journey the
message got strsngly metamorphosed, and
resched the sstonished descons In this
shape: aPfesbytery tackled 8 worm on
AdamF' The sober church officers were
grestly discompOsed and mystiaed, but al
Ter grave consultation concluded it Was the
ministers facetious way OF announcing
that he had got married, and accordingly
proceeded to provide lodgings for two In
| stssd Of one.
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RecopstructiOn in Mississippi.

The proclamation of the President pro
viding for the appointment of provisional
governor, and the initial steps in reorgan-
izing 8 civil government in Mississippi Il
essentially rescript of his famous North
Carolina proclamation. The course Of pol
icy prescribed is essentially fimilsr In its
main features, although the wording OF the
proclsmation is elaborated, and some
minor points are improved. No one will
question the wisdom and stAtesm4nship OF
its provisions except in regard to suffrage,
which are the same as those laid down IN
the proclamation recognizing North Car
olins. This fact indicates that the settled
policy of the President will be to leave the
question of suffrage TO the decision of the
States themselves.
William L. Shsrkey is appointed Pro
visionsl Governor under this proclamation
with authority, civil and military, to en-
force its provisions.
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THE ETRF1TT WIN HOEDURAs.

Also WASHINGTON, d une 10.
The treaty between the United States
and the Republic of Honduras is officially
proclaimed. It provides for perpetual
Rmitv and 8 reciprocal freedom Of COM
merce and navigation. Honduras engages
TO open negotiations with the various gov
ernments with which 1t may have rels.
lions for their recognition of the personal
neutrality and for the protection of the
contemplated Honduras inter-oceanic rail
road from the Atlantic 70 the Pacific
Oceans. Honduras agrees that the right
of way or transit over such routes shall be,
at all times, open to the Government and
citissne of the United States for sll Lawful
purposes whatsoever, and, in consideration
Of these CONCESSIONS, the United State:
eSgsges, in conjunction with Honduras. tC
protest the sane from interruption
Or unjust conAscatioD, from whatever guar
Ter the attempt may proceed, 60 long 81
thespirit or intention of this subject shall
be preserved.
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General Steedusn not a Candidate for
Governor. ffl

The name of General Steedmsn has
been actively csnvsssed in some quarters
for the GovernorshIp, and large number
of army delegates, especially those from
regiments under his command, are under
instructions to support him. He has how
ever declared that he is not candidate.
He was in Cincinnati on Mondsy, and, in
responding to a sersnsde, concluded his
speech as follows:
I have but one word further TO say. l
have heard my name mentioned in the ar
nv, and seen it in the newspapers OF Odlo
in connection with the esnuidsey for Gov
ernor of Ohio. / tsks this occasion to say
l will not be q candidate for that or any
other Office. 1 am now going back to my
command, where expect to remain sol
dier ss long as my country needs my ser
VICES. after which will return and RESP qm'
NV place among you as an humble, quie
citizen. I..
OF course this leaves delegates previous
" under instructions to support Genera
steedman free to go for BrOugh.