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100000
Watches, Chains, Diamond
RINGS. sc.
WORTH OVER sI,OOO,OOO,

Ii 10 be sold cor One Dollar each. without re
"A gard 10 value. Not TO be pad Tor until yol
know what you are % receive.
''In Is one OF the largest hrms IN the CITY OF
York and are doing a very extensive bu mess, ans
have on hand the larR est stock that can he found
the City.m-Oceana Times, Pent Water, Mich, Ost
q. 1854 Their stock is large, and buyers ma,
RELY on articles purchased from ihem just a. repre-
eented Their Ions conHnuRnce IN business enable
them 10 offer hetter Inducements thsn any othe
house in the cty."-Loyh American, Anderson
Ind Oct %, 1854. Their Watches are admitted
by curnrelent Judges, and those who have uses
them, % BE- the hest m use. Theyare all they ar
advertised 20 be."-Independeui, Warrenton, lll.
Oct ~, 1854. They are large desiers and thel
stock msuEiaofursd in the best style, and Of pur'
maierials. Telegraph, Saugerues, n, r., Oct -
IsBs 'All goods furnished what they e rep
resented to b. Zines, Wsterylle, 7, Oct -
1854 Worthy OF confidence Wyoming Demo
fair desnng men."-Cumberand Valley journal
asrhanieshnru Pa Oct 90 1854
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DURYEA'S MAIZENA,
Was the only "PrgparatiOn for food from
Indian Corn"

That reserved medal and honorable mention nom
H. R0vai Commissioners. atthe great International
Exhibition. London, lsG2, the competition Of all
recruitment manufacturers OF "Com Slarchn and
Prepared Com Flour" Of this and other countries
notwithstanding.
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OTIS, K. A.-Att0rney snd Councillor al La
~ once 421s Cherry 81; + O. Box 74s.
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PninfnI - b. Dayton.

On Tuesday evening the people Of Dayton
- shocked 10 hear that youth Of eight
-, years OF age, George p. Boltin, son 81
~, samuel Boltin, Judge Of the Probate
Tor-t Of Aoutgomery eounty, had fatally
sSot himself IN hts room 81 bis fathsr's
house. He seemed IS usual toward evening,
ard in an unuHlally ehesriql mood played
With his infant SISTER. Al aoout SIX o'eio'ik
-. -stirsd % his roOws and seon he was
- =, fsll heavily On the hccr. On visit
- ~ room, The son f1uud dad, with a
--sssiI p;siol wig By his side He had shot
b3-,.ef but Whistler b aecidert or pur-
-,--siv. The eoroner'a jury could not decide
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nRs r. a j. HUNTER. physlciana f1rdb.eares
IL of tha THROAT Luntss and REARr. would
uoufY Their psueuia thal lor u1acu u Nashville
vi cioee % sslurtaT evening. ne fth mss amer
uhcn taelr address silt hr lsl 90 hggrIh sfreaf
ClaI lnulIi. for the lanefi al thnsa who desire
hfrealer m plarc themselves uuirr t1rIr care A.
rangfments nase been made aiih Ir. R0acca, ClY
Aotei, VINO b. anfh1resI Oh rucsIFa anplral ala
and nIaEe eEau .uatIlua. unicn val 10 iaruardad
b. oar address 30 Cincinnati ccl lm
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PHoIcsrAFHs.-Phoiographs Of 6enorall
Feieral aad Coafeterate- The largest col
lection In the west, lor sale wholesale ana
retail. Remember ne plaee. Gallery Of he
Cumberland, - Cedar alrest, opposite COM
mrciAl Hetel. may4i-h
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GRRAT ArfRacr1os &C Cameron, Glars
Cd'1.,--Supar Silk Brccaio, Franch Grena-
dine az 1917 Also Priated Linen Lawns,
Dolphus Mugs French Jaconeia-
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SUNNI ..a N "a. ... 4 a. 1872 B g.


MAJOR ard ffoFrsl Nlaranal General.
tQT sales uho.c-aI0 ald reiaiI ~ EEEltf. De
MuNIiLE CO.., Nashville, Team.
uctlI-tl saI d1EIn
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Just received, por Expreaas aus Toe Of
sWisses, tarloton, nainsook, muslina. &c pFi-
Vato sale. Csc. suIEEps q %.
ilyl-u IS and ~ College strsot-
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Hot Rolls, Rusk and Bunna every morn
ing az The Nashville Steam Bakery, 10
Summer street, near union. aops-u
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Alabama ElectiOR--The Vote Close--
The Rebels Triumphant in SOUTH
ern and Central Alabama--Fire.

Special Dispatch 70 the Cincinnati 6azsite
MoNrGoNEaT, Ala, Nov. 8.
Reports received eoucqfe Buiger TO be
elected GoFernor By q small majority. No
bile goes for Buiger, and Selma for smith
Patton's majority here is 900. Freeman
who lost q Lex IN The rebel army, is returned
10 Congress BY an overwhelming majority
Lsngion is elected from the First District
and Gen. Battle from the Second. Feldei
has beaten spangler (Unionj ten 20 one ioi
the State Senate. Coils. Berthsi and Cahrey
are returned 10 the Legislature. The elsc
ton was quiet, excspt IN frequent shouts ioi
StooeWall J0ckson.
The ultra rebel ticket was successful
throughout The southern aud central Dor-
tons Of the State. Paston has q lsrge vote
ia North Alabama.
The election il 90 close that the result viii
be a matter Of speculation lar ten days.
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His iuimitahle preparation Of sAR9APARILLA
hss long stood At he head o. the VsnOus com.
pounds of that valuable drug.
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NO. Ie5.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOR SHERIFF.


We are auth1r1ed 20 alnQgi2e 49, 7 a-A-
RRtNt-F - = l,sr-ffata COR sherd 81 laTi1ao1
eonaIr, a he susuing Narsh sisctoa. oclii-'
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coat AND WOOD.
Commission aad Forwarding.
NEWS DEALERs, &e.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

| OONE a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Retail
/ " BOokse'lers. Statoners, and News Agents,
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville. Tenn.
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viTF aRE ttrrHoRIEED TO ANNQuNcE Ton
W 4 CEI-NS - IL unniIIiats Cor County lol1'
gleIk. of uarlieen Colntf. zi tha ansiins eaicl
a'aclsn. altA
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In Dyspepsia,

aud ~ attendant train Of sYmpioms, Il acts more
LIkE CH ARM than q medicine. There Is moth
ing 10 the whole range Of Mstera Metica that can
fof q moment bear Comparison WITH u IN this dis
ease.
A fan eocouri 81 THIS wonderful plant mAy be
fo1od 10 the ilth edition q thu Z. s. bispensaloty
pages lSsT aud ISIS
4 series of experiments IN which Dr. Bull has
been or years engaged, has iusf b n brought 70
suaceesfnl termination, and he Is nov enabled @
cfer 10 the public q con hinai1on o. OhDkON with
other approved touics, the whole preserved II tne
b@si quality OF copper distilled Bouroon Whisky,
shch be = oonida1t has no equal IN the word
he might furnish volume 81 certihcstes, but ne
punle have long since leaned 10 estimate euch
thugs b. Their true value. The fafast piss u ioi
eteiy 0oe % test for himself the virtues 81 new
medicine
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Public sal

ID virtue 81 decree Of taa charearv Gene %.
ID k1csftscl c1llrF. here wll b snif II p--,..
1alal % fha "a leraui lrr loEt. % Ia - -
Cacatl.u couuiF. tiat FalIi.lia lrar-.- II - =
De s5esuors C11ol lld fosd DER NIs .,---'-.-l-
ulaehinarY. a1d ctlar pera11ai aar.ts - y, '.l7
ne aaue ID
fof iu.5rulli on sn5li sie prep-rty. s-sui-sor
r. cl.aiaas., Nashville, or e s. N.t-o1 49,
A urHfr-fr4
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Messrs 7 A b Gaughsn Co, No lie Brosdvay,
New York, extensive manufacturers and importers
on All the LEAKING and most fashionable styles OF
Watches and IeWery, desiring o. increase their b5i-
znsss 70 an uni uniied extent. hsYe resolved upon
a Great Gfs distribution, subject 60 the regalElioas
following.
Certificates nsminC eafh article ard lie value. are
risrsi IN sesled &nvelcpes and well mixed. one
oil these envelopes wi be sent ~ Hah % anJ Ha-
aress o. receipt Of twenty-five cents
Al arf,dss ali al Ols Dalar each, 'rfiAoaf rqgurd
@ ul'ac
On receipt Of the certificate you vii see WHIST you
srs -piur 70 have and thea it Is at your option 20
Sso3 ne dollar and take The ariicie or not flr-
rhssars nav thus Obtain Sold hsich - amona
Rnr or sny set Of JeEelry on our list Tor one lol-
A. ard Ia no case can they get less than one DOT
isris worth The price ci Oerincaies q ae follows
one for IS cents; I'VE Cor e. eleven Cor 3 thirty
~ a. sirtv-hre for $40 one hunaFcd tor SIS.
Arents Wsnied everywhere, % whom special
TAI. GAuCHAN& CO,
sans-sus No Il6 BrcsdEay, \. Y
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- 4 Physluiegicai View OF Marriage
Coniainlla uessly pages, and 49, duu Paiua
and hnrrls.nas II che Anatomy 20 enc Humau o.
Esus ID state 90 nfaIln sud LlFraF1. Win lFea-
be- % aa1F Enron. rs Dcpiorsnie Ccuaellcsras
upuu fhe Ml1u end D aT, uIIH ne AulInrn Plan
Cl Nroamenfalha only "a nal ana snrccsall
mode Of cure. e. snoa-l ~ che repari OF cases
ircafed. A trulhHl afviear fo thn warned. and
those coutal1 t ag marriage, Ffu entertain doults
ol their phyuieal ccudfucu. seat rae o postage t1
any sirfraa. on rartint af l5 cent?. I'M atamra ur
pcsf1I Curranrr rV addresses Or. IA CNJlA, 50.
81 Msidfn Lane. kihauY. Ny.
he aurnoE maF 10 curHuIla1 upon any OF No
dsaases uIruu gh-h h.s book treats eithef person
ally OF hY mail. and medcincs sent 90 auV pari OF
the world 0ctlaa0m
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AUCTION SALE OF
90 IT,
ctvALsYuEror. EDeErzLD. rEys.l
wrHrss-s ~ o.. Z
BuggIes, BaFgnehes, md Cariages.
For Sale

ONE OF thA heef Eariences .u the country. IN
the aouraern part of the ~, ne1r ihe term nus
d he F1ufh NaElFI.lo HorTe-Haiiruat. Il a Hrsf
r4ta nal fh lorh10d ira 1ui Inr, a barge mouarn
tHo-sinfF trrl. alfh ten rooms. st hcl. Ee.. rood
hri-E rrIl Es holfe and HerFant houses. goa rla-
teri. large yar1, sel eucll-ed viz p arrss of
and. rari Of shea = drsl rate rlrden and sd
~ cloire fraii tees. a uarl used for q hr.rr
yard Eiin plcaiy 81 SISTER and al CONVEX. eurrs
for getting auQa. he n. anl q. al.'road 49,
~ Too corner or the place rom Thch wood i -
eeiTed iof burning 1Ii~k. Tua properly = oua.lis
M coiFqrafQ1. and Is therrfeFe ezsurf rom rgr
Horaf'au taras. "A geo. arruE Il lmmff.alrfr I 4
Iol1u1 t1H property Terms easy
EEglire Of NHL-uN a MrEFpWu
roFl " MATT BROWN
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents Of Insurance Companies.

ItAREY a SMITH, Nos. sc ard 50 Union street.
- lup slalrsl represent the fCiicNifg coupanies
lstna Of Hartford, Security, Msnna't tan, Metropol-
tAny fhoslix aud KnicserbOcker Life Of New lork,
md Accldent Of Columbu.. ohio.
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asOOK AND JOIl PRINTING.
ROoKsELLERs AND sTATIONER'

GnMERON, wAi. a oO.-Book and Job Printers,
~ and pu lshers Of the Daily and Weekly
Union, Printers Alley. between Union and Dead
ericz streets.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

CsAMPBELL MoEWEN a GROEsBECK, Attor-
~ neys Al Law ami Claim Agents, practice N sll
the Cours. Collections promptly sttende5 70
slso claims against the United States and Vouchers
collected Once u North Cherry street uD stairs.
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SH:sy
COLO Us.
/ ! Hi if|i.11|S||
"a az Es = igP:e1
Nc. LIS 1871 $50 60S.....lSl 75s3 eos 9 %
No. g.. ! col sol IS $500. IS OIL 50
no. B., ] Isl ! T5l 2 00l 50 50l e 90
No. A.. / sol 2 Isl sol s DOL 3 00 sol 8 %
No g. 2 Dol T5l COL Sci col s sol 10 o.
No. g.. 2 Isl 90, Is Isl 5 75l ...-. &c.,.
No. -. 2 sol Isl 3 Isl 4 81 4 PSI 49, .-
No. a.. COL Ool 81 15 COL .-.-.l $500.
10 ~. " III ~ s'---' ~ .---+- s----s
No No. COL UQi bol ---i ..,--. .-.-.l $500.

These pens beAz my srads mark, SO. P. BAnHEs,
EzTHa Low, AF.s" loE which have secured ths
apy-Tigin and are warranted equal il hneness Of
Hsterial and WorEmanEhlp 10 the best Eastern msn-
uiActure, and are believed 10 be superior 70 al
5tners N durability and otheT substantial qualt Is
which combine p make a really serrcsahle pen.
Sent b. mai or express on receipi 81 pree and
reitTH c1TgG5 o. b. mai, 81 ma fisk when b cents
e added for reQshEl write your name and ad-
dress plairiy.
Postsge on GuRis pen fhTss esTts; pen With any
eaee or holder and box, SIX eeEtG Old pens re-
paired for my cents land slllP) each. Circulars
nj Fz1H. address
@. P. BARNES,
Sold Pen Msnufactursr,
IS hain-s,real, Dor. SIXTH. Louisville, Ky.
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CLAIM AGENTS, Ac.

hEYERS d NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of all the
nj IAtes; Styles Of First Class Carriages aud
Buggies. Express Wagons aad CarryAlls, Y North
MarKet street
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S325.--Cheap.
Broad street Bsidge COmDany.

A GOOD He-ss. Rurvv a.d Harnsls can te
"A boaEnf f1r ths sbole sun CAsh, I spp-ea-
fIoo = aiads 10 NEHsoN, MookE o.
uoFe-E seal Agruiss f-iail 1liafr-
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ArrESrIos lnlsHHHs Cheeks on The u
ster Baking Co., Ballast. Ireland, iu Gums
Of n 90 SIC ior ssls at z. n. OrtWay'i Bro
ker Office, No. fs Callogr street. 81
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A cafI.rrat,.. i.lasrs per shuse e herssf rasde
~ - -. - = -, - de Brlaf aIreef huaigs
1-,-,. - .s..is 81 "a alsr lss 81 i1ft
-os. ~. - lldfsn eFs street
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A GENTS WAITED FOR sTHE sECREr aEg-
n NiuE, the Field. ihe Dungeon, and The ka-
cspe-' The E1nat .ltarreillE ana etcfuuE BOOK
ever h1hat ciurnH.iuE MI NrhanifUn'H uus
pafsieird cEper.cuce tnr iour Yanra. travelling
nruuEh ne auutn lu thn afaHul aarUcf ul The
"fnbuua. ii af'l snouud .n aiIrunE eVeutH. ant
contain more q the ltcl. nrilicni End rcnauca oi
The ssr than any uther vera pun.iahcd. send ioi
Circaiars. Address IuNks. hRo8 a Co,
IE W. afh 6trset C.nunnau. OHIO
.nria-e-ss-dsu4
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NcICE Floa NiCssarHg.-
NlcEsarna. mua.. Aug p tszI.
o. kia RHff-n--r So. am hsufT o. afats t1
Won liaf have % "a rUur Valaadin laslrdu BIftara
Fith E1cat benefit tD myssr ~ arnersl ushiltY aud
prostraton q my syst. m proaucof by the I'M
uFer around fieEa1urE, having neen With oHuera.
Grants army fhfouEhout lts WnoIs southern earn.
ia Fu- lcondl entity rerou1urud itt uss % aI. per
sons who are ezroaeti7 aaieaiihL climate.
Aesntu. b. SANITARY Canml ss.5u.
Ioumrur. ~. Sept o.. ls6s.
Ga ne sli Of lul7 lssi, Submitted through AM
agent uI uIHa Oh the Mrslrtl Director uf fhs De-.
partuleuf Of t1s Amy of lhe Gum .e-liui, o. sam
20 u ny ceilou hitlcrt, ca Inspection. and co.
quesed o. pller aua.fss, Do iouna d nlertorious. t1
sanrtQn sod anprdEo Iia use auonE eur aoId.ers
lhe ioicWug b. ine Medical lfrscior's rrfiy. trt
also Gen. koarcrlus' permission io ship 81 loaau
Jous Hrtl
q am saHsfad thar Cclron H.iie1s uH i1 10
harm % any qus f raaen uIaperiT snll la ulgaara-
.on. ! see no oiIertou % ur. Bal 'a1.nF pe,EuIi-
led 90 alsposa az g tu sellers
HrsEF A. TauHsr5s.
surgeon aud Medieval Director. d. c.
Hrsbgu.nrrus urriur. or rirr Ci.uuruIasu.l 3
etaurllfrl fEss.. JgiY Is. lsf. 3
u. @cla h1lIs airsrt Dir ---, haa rerI..saluu
% snip p AfsnF..e, leul-, p gr Fl or 11 dozen.
Of Bull esiIou Hiteis. for cate % suffers 10 ths
/ army auiT.
ne reiuia sons Ct the Treasury Department srs
/ o. be- complied with aJrIcfiY
hy command of Mai. ten. R.fecrana-
VS.. NJ WuFs
Ma'or ard proecsi marahai General
/ For sale, uho.c-aIa aad rsisI b. HEERl. De
4 AufliLh COZ, Nashville, Tenn.
| ucflI-ti slI dlalIn
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Without a Rival.

And Justly deserves the reputation il has 50 long
enjoyed IN ceatrli America end the West Indies.
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M AIZ E N A,

The food and luxury Of the age, without single
fault one tral Will convince the moot skeptical.
Makes Puddings, Cakes, Custards baEc Mango,
Ar without isingass, with lew OF no eggs, az cos
astonishing the most economical slight add
ton % ordinary Wheat Flour greatly improves
Bread and Cake. Il alao excellent for thickenns
sweet sauces. graves orifsh or meat soup, &C. For
Tce-Cream nothing can compare with 10. A little
boiled in milk will produce uch cream for coffee,
chorolste, tea, &c
But up ia one pound packages, under the trade
mark Maizena, with directions for use.
most delicious article Of food for children snd
invads Of al ages. For sale by Grocers and Drug
gists everywhere
NholssaIs Depot, I6G Fulton -. New YORK.
WILLIAM DURhEA, General Agent.
iuue 24-IV.
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DR.. John Bull
OF
Louisville, Kentucky.

His iuimitabe preparation Of sARsAPARILLA
has long stood at he head o. the VARIOUS COM
pounds q that Falusble drug.
His Compound Of WILD CHERRY has
become a household word through
out the West
and South. His Worm Lozenges,
in less than a year after their Introduction,
stained reputation . wide spread the contl-
tot horth America. Bet the croEuing glory Of
hs life remEins % be attained IN his discovery,
Fsflief combustion, for be does not claim % have
beeu the diEeoFerer Of CiDR0N, which is the basis
g the hiiiell foa sEefel - ire public. ! ha hon
or belongs - ne native inhabitants Of Central
America. % whom lie virtues have hoen known for
more Than sEo hundred years Armed With u the
tadan hos defiance 20 the moet deadly malaria,
and kandle without lear, the most Fenomona ser
Yents. u r. belief with them, that while here h
bfesih an the nody the Cedron Is potentto cuie, no
ulaitar Hhst the q sesse may be.
" hle Or. Boil ls not prepared 20 endorse this
trayaRant profession, he is nevertheless satisfied
from thorough examination o. the evidence rela-
nag % rs virtues, that q remedy and preventa-
tive Or Ell disease arising nom eKposure. either
% ne weather OF climate. or % masmaiic inhuen-
ces, it stands
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RANKERs And RR0KRRs.

OTIS, L. A.-Attorney snd Councillor 81 Law,
~ once 421S Cherry 81; + O. Box 74s.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
IaIRsT NATIONAL BANK-6overnment Deposi-
il tory-Ho. 80 College street. between Union
and The Puolic Square Dealers in Uncurreni
Money, Exchange, CON, and GoFernment seeuu-
ues Of al kinds. Stocks end Bonds bought aad
sold on Commission. Collections promptly at
tended 70.
A 6. sANFosD, Pres't Jas. G. OGDEN .oashr.
ETARR, THos s.-Broker, corner Union and
vi College streets, buys and sells Gold, Uncur-
rcns Money, Department Securities aad Youchers-
Colieotons attended 70 promptly
Also buys and sells on c. mInissiOn.
. Ec0ND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
~ - cherry street. desls in Exchange, Govern
ment Securities and Con. Colleetions promptly
attended 70 ]. bUnsDES, Cashier.
VIHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
II Deals in Exchange GOFemneut Securities
and Coin- Collections promptly attended 70.
Gold, Stocks and Bonds sid on Commission
". ". BEREE, President. EnGah JoNEs, Cashier.
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TANUFACTURERs.

CINGLHTON, X q -BOokseller, Publisher
y S.alonsr, and Periodical Desler, Post once
BUILDING
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-19

10 To THE VOTERS OF THE ITH CONGRES-
SIGNAL DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, now com
posed of the counties of Alexandria, Fairfax,
Prince William, Fauquier, Loqdoun, Clarke,
Warren, Frederick and Shenandoah:
FelIooO Citizens AT the request OF numerous
citizens of the counties composing the 7th Con-
gressional district, announce myself as can
didate for seat in the 39th Congress.
In doing so, it is hardly worth while tor me TO
say that if elected and any member from V1r~
ginia gets his seat, that I can. Having been al
ways loyal to the Government can with cheer
funess take the oath required for all members
under the act Of Congress approved July :, ~.
Article 1at 5th Section Of the Constitution
proyiGes THAI each House shall be the judge Of
the election returns and qualifications Of its
own members, It will thus be seen that Con-
ercss has the power under the Constitution to
prescribe al oath, 1t is not at al probable that
they will repeal it to oblige any mem Der from
Virginia.
Fellow Citizens the short time thatnow clap
ses before the day Of election will not permit me
to canvass the District 10 any great extent II at
all, nor is it perhaps needful that | should 90
so. Peace has now come, and 1t ought to De
the object Of all good citizens to cultivate KIND
feelings towards each other. Should it be your
pleasure to cast your suttrages for me pledge
mvselfto endeavor to be q faithful Representa-
tive, and to do all that lays in my power to
promote the best interest Of the old Common
wealth. and to pour OIL on the troubled waters.
Your obcdient servant.
sep l3-td LIE W lS MChkNLlh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-19
NEWS BY TO-DAY'S MAIL.

General Beauregard has taken the oath of
allegiance to the United States, and intends
making an application for pardon.
A misunderstanding occurred between the
Mayor of Vicksburg and the Freedmen's Bu
reau in regard to the jurisdiction of civil
matters. Gen. Slocum convened military
commission to investigate the affair.
The Government of Brazil has accepted as
satisfactory the explanation offered by our
Government In relation to the capture of the
steamer Florida, in the harbor of Bahia, IN the
latter part of the year 1864.
Recent advices from Constantinople show
that at least fifty thousand people have been
swept away by the Cholera within the fifty
days between the Sd day Of July, the date Of
the first authenticated appearance OF the dis
ease, and the 23d of August
A popular vote is to be taken IN Connecticut
on the first Monday in October, on an amend /
ment to the constitution, by which the word
white is to be stricken out from that clause
prescribing the qualifications OF electors
A serious row occurred on Rocket grounds
New Orleans between the creoles and negroes
oonSunday but fears Of another outbreak next
Sunday have been dissipated by military
order
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-19
VIRGINIA ITEMS.

Mr.. Jos. Segar has published number OF
letters from different citizens OF Virginia, con-
curing in the opinion that, in Virginia, the
people accept the results of the war as settling
all issues made, aud are sincere in their declara-
tionsof allegiance to the Government. Mr.
Segar himself says, they are more loyal now,
than they have been since the close of the last
century,
John E. Boyd was arrested in Clarke coun-
ty, Va, last week, charged with the murder
Of boy named Payne, two years ago. Marcus
Duke, implicated in the same crime, was
arrested with Boyd, but subsequently escaped
from Jail.
COL E. T. Tayloe, of King George County,
Va, candidate for Congress from his district,
has published letter to Gov Peirpoint giving
bis views Of the Congressional test oath, aud his
reasons for holding the law prescribing it to be
unconstitutional, and for thinking that it
should be rescinded. But then, will the letter
Of Col. Tayloe induce Congress to rescined the
oath