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uouax
& Sehestk @ro4 ~ 0t1a ofes Militia.
~ Adeiy vspoet tliS1iep vas passed
aqssdhe ~ las lisbing IN insans
as1asn il IT, Ds u Cplumbn fou
navy - pee ~ = - admit iu-
Eans sisilliel - earlssnastss and
'sabstsseaee nt e ths efmy % ths
order q - 06gretarl q Waf.
o. notioa RI ~. Holuaa, Ne Gscse.
tasy = War - 1isssesd = Inform u
auuse ~ eao ~ ssnmsnieatsd she
in9oruea lbllse = - fIline N Of
new mQl enD1 tbf ID Dsssmber
japt, sn4 ozl ootisg him aos -
seU4 = ~ -
0s. u 0hie, intro1uosd I bill
asthost q Vxprssa ssd othsr transporta-
tiOn oQmpabiee 70 oell 6n0Iaimed ffeirhts,
This vas referred - the Copmittse for
the District cf 0olumbiS.
J Mr.. Grinnell introdsced bill provi.
ding that the mothers Of il;egitimass chill.
dSep who die ii tho military service or
fall 10 bsttls, shah b entitled 70 receive
srrssrsgss Of pay and bouaty, the sas,s
- other nothers. The bill .ss refered
% the Committes o. Military A6sirs.
I On motios o. Mr. Wileos, I resolution
was adopted inssrustipg ths committes on
Judiciary - isQ - injo sthes expsaiesus
Of reporting : bill 70 exclude tie teeti.
mony Of parties II istefssk il suiss where
the admioissnsofs, exsea,ors ana guar
dians are parties. se
Mr.. Griunell INTRODUCED rssoI1tios 10
the commitiee on military Affairs
70 report, at % early day, on the expedi-
euoy Of hs 70 esn6sosts 20 much Il the
ef eoneesipes who have failed 70
report for duty, - wsll = to secure sol
diers in their stead.
The House then resumed the conside.
rasioa Of she Senate proposition for the
amendment Of the constitution 20 . %
lboIish shvery.
Bliss Of Ohio spoke Of the impolicy and
Of amending ihe cnns,;.
alton in the manner designed. Changes
70 contended. could be made only on The |
,asis Of conp.omiss. Thssabjagatioa Of
H. 81 - =.
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St. Louis. Jan. Z.
Gold steady, without even the avesaes
demand for speculation. Opened at
227} and fell 70 1861.
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CUARDTAN'S SALE.-I win. on

satnrtay. the 2sth day Of January, 1855, at the
former OF kcs Brown in Aontrose fown*hp,
Lee county Iowa sell at public oufcry all the rerspnsi
Of said Richard Brown, consisting in zrt Of hogs
cattle horses bez and household and kitchen furniture
and farming The sale will at 10 erio1k
rs The terms will be known the day Of saIe.
ian7-i2t J0IS k B0YD Guardian.
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New York. Jan Z.
The steamer Goldea Rals, from Grey
town 30th, arrived this evening.
Col. Buckley. aad : party Of the Rus
sisn telegraph expedition, reached Grey
town in safety, en- route for San Fnn-
cisco.
The Golden Rals briags six hundred
possengerB. 1
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Nashville, Jan. 7.
]. Walker TsyIor's rsbel forces occu-
pied Osensburg until Friday. eonscrips-
ing citissas and foragisg upon ssesmsrs,
when they left.
The Nev Albany Ledger says that the
rebel guerrillss have possessios Of O wens- ;
burg, Haysville, Cioverpost and Hendsr-
son.
The Lebanon train was captured By .
band Of Aagruder's gusrrilIas. near Leb-
anon oaction, yesterday sfternooh. The
passengers we're robbed and the cars
burned. "a
The rebels brutally murdered four dis
charged soldiers Of the 18th Kentucky.
Taylor hes established his heaaquss ZEN
at louisville, sod citixsns ars fleeing
scross he Ohio river 70 avoid eoassrip.
tion.
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Fssn RsSsl Pspsss.
New York, Jan. 8.

New York, Jan. 8.
The new Govsrsor, Magrsth, Of South
Carolisas hss issusd proclanstioa calling
on alI free white mea between the a0es d
l6 asd 60 to come to the defense ci
Charleston, willingly if they will, foreibly
ii necessary.
The Richmond Esqnirer suggests hang,
ing cestain merchants in Wilmington who
refused to take Confederate money while
our Asst sas before that city.
The Raleigh Confederate says the sur
render ofjanior reserves By Major Reese,
near Fort Fisher, vas IN oct very danag-
ing to his repatation.
By the Columbia South Carolinian il
appears that number Of Union prisoners
Who bad agreed 10 join the rebel army to
escape rebel prison pan had been dis
covered ina plot TO escape to Sherman .
limos. Seven were shot and the remain
der cent to prisen.
Gen. Talifferi is 10 command Of the dis
t1ict Of Charleston, succeeding Gen. Ran
son.
Gen. G. w. Smith is ia Augusta.
M.jw Gen. Brown, brother of Ex Gov
eruor Brown, of Tennessee, is recovering
from bis wound received si Franklin.
The Raleigh Progress says Of the r.
anoke affair, in which tue rebels at fr.t
claimed so great VICTORY, that it did
not amount to much, no one being killed
or seriously wounded on either side.
The Richmond Enquirer reports q skir-
mish on the Spring Plate road. near De.
catur, Ga, in whish the rebels captsrei
10 prisoners, IL horses and 40 or so
stands Of arms. No date given.
The Mobile Register reports steamer
powerfully armed and jass completed =,
that city, has taken her place in the bar
Dor. She has elegance, strength and
speed.
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Heavy snow At Cincinnati,

CiDeisosti, Jan. T.
About twelve inches of snow fsll last
night interrup,ing railroad communsa.
ti0u.
Gen. Burbridge has removed restrio-
rions upon trade in Kentucky
Resolutions we're introduced 10 both
houses of the Kentucky Legislature, yee.
,erdsy, declaring for the immediate aboli.
tion of slavery.
Gov. Bramiette. in bic message, recon.
meDds The gradual emancipation and ulti-
innate removal Of the slaves; rejoices ovel
the expeditions Of Sherman and Thomas
for their victories; denounces the arrest o
Colonel Wolford and IL. Gov. Jacobs,
says his object 10 attempting the reguls
ton Of enlistment Of slaves, was not 4
save the institution. bot ths people q
Kentucky from unnecessary busdsn) il
it, accomplishment. Kestaeky has fasnish
81 nearly 10000 soldiers 70 the Unitss
States army.
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~ 1isAnsa4 WAigsa lnssaea.
Nsw Yssk, n. I.

NSW 49, -. z.
TIE Hsssld's lstter, ftoa 5sssos
Ayrss The l2tb. says:
The var pFsssass q Bsasil = Utsgusy
was hkely 70 effect the obIttsrstion of the
Republic, unless it, exsrtions vsr4 aided
BY ssrosg foreign power.
The RishasDd Wing, ii - ass1cls ON
EDelasA says:
She has no ships that could essSantsr
sbs Ysakse mosison With ~ prostest u
sscoess, and although shs might bsild
ssoh. yet ths probability i thas they
could nst eross DE ecssn. Ghs so4Id mt
even break up the blosbads, fas lssb send
% arDy se aeet here 70 assist ~. Il il.
therefore, hardly worth vhils to think Of
returning 70 the E0glish.
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Cairo, Jan. Z.
The steamer H. Ames, from New Or.
lesuSS S0sh, has arrived, With nails snd
$40 baisa Of COTTON.
Steamers had arrived from New York
with ~ 100000 for disbarsing officers 10
New OrIe rs.
Gen. Harlbut has Issued an osder for
bi9dink his 6tn froln ataesdisR billiard
rooms, smeeemsnte, 10.
Col. 7. Davis. appointsd BngadieI
Geasrel, has hsen ordered = rspeet 70
osnky@
Msssnovss pepsp giys N soeosut Il
the wreck Of The steamer Rilee, froas
M1neoeds, Of the unoath d - Rio
Gfshds, % sssqnsI. Six u tbs ereu
were drowned spdlnsaAy two Others ven
picked " q ssstps tslesby the Frsnch
bark cestilloea ltsn Hssana.
Ttsy - sosiee shs q 1bnssstn Of sev.
srel 11ndred bAlss u eostua slehoinx =
usrs Dts q MatAmefas.
11lleg esttea " selling y ths0@
l.y3M Massaosas.
e1sAe tsgas lf0l1s cedinsry
brova 910s Lilale isonifl I = eotsoe
- Q1lesnt sss 1su y - 1;avaaes
sl 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-09

CR REAT FUEL SAVER The sub
NJ scribers wouid respectfully call public attention
to the that they purchased the hight to put up
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| tas - ~ - = e.Ills " l9so1e s4sss
p! - = : = -
IIss t. -. - =, U
- = - q - - 10 s.', sse
4Q49q AaneoeA's vetssan c1Ys uii fe sss7 ~ -
- 80 Aass1Asant = - 49,! eltg
q 81 .a. aa..'
Ton 9ALE 80 sssss ~ lasdsu tie
-. T. sisy III 81 an l. 49, 81 ) [ ss ss4 ssI:s
nscs naAs 80 emo - 1yicso IL u ef4 Cslssa
- II n - Is.aA.
nor eALk-lB0 acrsS cbdiSs hsd,
withfh stouf n.a5ss u Ks5kuR bsfsvtn ~ psusk
!sad - A1ppt A1yve-slt en1leeed-e lsY1Ae NJ
soe.s 40 ttAee improvements. 1haa fnrm hpoun g
- ~ A~M h, hsn assss - g % - Mrscs -
- oast0 0ks-a Ik4-k1cx ss
TOR The lsres. essly 6aished
&akeeosf Br1ek DvsIhag Hgsss .sontdnIl y ten o.
twelve reos With ah the nssf1 fspfovenehts o. the
unee wstr NJ - ail the Aeuss- good csfsTn,
eslla krek stshie With y. q bZ l:o situated on ~
ns.s - bAak = ths nissisiHM nisez, snd fn z aas
ssghloshcod This property wfl bs sold for Deariy nny
- Int ies thsa - nn - HA - Tim
une. Posonsion sdpen the Asst of April pext Title
eScd OF no sale. EDquire Of H B. T9N-Bfuk. ~
jaao Real Estit4 Ast-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-09

St. Louis, Jan. 8.
Advioa received here to-day from Lit
tle Roek, Arb., daesd Let. ~ the mill
tary = unchanged. Il
hon. Wn. d. Enowsw was eleotsd on the
xSth III. q. s. Senator from Arkaasas
for ~ ysan from tho 9Th Of March nsxt,
rseeiving tvo third vote Of both Hoasss
on the 6sst ballot. M
The Legislassre has passed the $780,
600 loan bill. 49, ~ '.
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NC., &C.,

rasseIs, Buttons. Fringes,
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The Late Attempt at Suicide.
Statement of Miss Mary O'Neal.

In aur Iaat issua We gave, as we learned
ID. second hand, the STORY Of Miss Mary
O-,raI, who attempted 10 commit sulcideI
after having been betrayed by one IN whom
she reposed confidence, sud who had prom
i-sd a. wed her and yesterday, IA accord.
aucc with her request, we visited hef' ana
obtained her own statement OF the case
which We give below:
sTATENEST.
"My uame is Mary O'keal. have been
living vi b au old lady named Glory, Loo
about four years, ana } am nov but Tour
teen wears af ape. Mrs. O. died some weeks
$50, and at that time WAS keeping com
pauy with d Young man named Robert Jen-
u,U5s. who resides iu this ueighborhood,
ton or near jefferson street, and be made
positive promises 90 marry me, and under
tine. solemn pledges, caused my rum 1
had fall falth iu MN, up 0" lew weeks
z.r-e. when he stopped calling on me.
..Thi- de-rriisn disappointed nae, and IS
Es still refused 30 come and see me, took
usra-Iuu, during the absence OF Mr. Foster,
the s0u IN law of the lad who had brought
me up. 90 shoot myself. Mr.. and Mrs r.
had gone o. tOwn % buy he a PAIR Of shoes
att ut the time 0f committing the act ] was
aa alone. A revolver was lying on the bu-
reau, and tool, il and shot myself
%. some col1red people, who resided near,
came ia and helped me mp, aud Mr.. pona-
hue n near neighbor, also came iu aud luld
nee on the bed, and then went for DR.. Sey-
uiour, who dressed my wound.
s' { immediately sent for Mr. Jennings,
bat be ran of to town but in three or four
hours he cHme back and visited me, but
when { spoke % hun about my condition,
he denied having teduced me, and then
went away. He was very anxious TO keep
hls name out Of the papers. lie Is but Is or
ls wears oi age
No made an incorrect statement as %
where she was at the time OF committing
tbt deed, which we very much regret, She
wa al the r,.sideure of Mr.. Foster, the Ia
Iu-Iaw OF the woman with which she lived,
who a. ia industrious aud honorable man,
and who. with has wife, hat loved her as
dearly Or a sister, and who is now doing al
m his power 90 raise her from her pros
trltIsu.
She has always been regarded as faith
fal, true, aud honest giTl and lt was her
own true heartcduess which drove her 20
madness, when she found herself betrayed
aud deserted.
She talks nationally, and was yesterday
considerably aroused, and although IA D.
critical condition. We do not regard her
wound as necessarily fatal. The ball has
mot been extracted vet, but IL there BE- no ln-
tsrual bleeding. she will doubtless recover,
aud we hope may have a long life OF hap
rurss before her. 90 atone Tor the gross
wrongs she has suffered.
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This vice, which is never prscticsd in
the presence Of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin Of thousands OF the noblosi
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 10 eloquence or pen 70 song
Il has destroyed health, blasted the eonsu
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim t
\ living skeleton. Nor are these It's anal
and fatal effects il its pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To DO
cured permanently Of this affection, call on
Dr. Coleman, No. 81 North Cherry street
or addross him by letter, Box bO2, Nash
VILE, Tom. teb1o-h
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Which, rendered into English, reads As isl
lows:
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and prices lower, not quotsbls a over ar. Nan.
ing dong N haTiey. Rogs dun sud lower. 8 -,
% gToss, and these rates 10 soue extent pou,i,,
regular packers arc not hlyiag; sns1 lot Or "a
Pounas average sold ior $40 Is net; rsce.pss 49,
ne provision MARKETS iuil and unsesiiei. naEibs
- diilcult TO givecorseci quotztous Mess p5rk Il.
io''eri q IS ofe' ed at 81 sthaus buyers. trs,n
hams are IN no great denand 81 Isi Z shenlis-s
and SIDES are nozainai st g, u54aIas Bulk mean.
held &C 2lsgI9c Cor shoulders, ana IA as, er
sides small sales % cissr bicou sides Al m IL
new and ei'i orOit Iari hss dsclnsd % I7sls
-oiion dtii- Grooeres ilr- Whisky steady a
= ~ Gold litalg1.
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gAu pEiNrEY. There was o. general Jail
a.I.,ery al Shslbyyille, Friday hight. Some
thirteen prisoners were confined there loI
VARIOUS ufieuce--same OF them awaiting
r4u-rartati1u 90 She peuIt,uuary here.
obs lbe uight ia question, when the Jailpi
.il them h,s customary NisIt be was
..5l aud speedily put torS 3D. co1H'a'.
a.uE advantage of has condition, the
Hrlsrs all escaped. There are, we under
arH some great roCugs among them our
.hould be On tha look uut Tor them.
t-g l4y give oar cay visit.
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Now Is your time 20 purchase Christmas
aud New Year presents. "A hne ASA II
rnei,t Of God and Silver Watches: also, an
sss .rtmsnt OF Jewelry All Silver Ware;
This stock must be sold be'ore the New
Year. as the store viii be oscupied Tor oihrr
business. Manv artie.es Viii be sold below
New York cost prices, rs the Proprietor Is
giving M business. a Union street.
Parties having watches or iewelry with
me Tor repairs, VII please set them within
the shove said tame. d. NALF'
dee5-gL
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NoTIcg.-We would inform all persons
having claims against the Government
which were filed with the Board OF Claims,
Of which William Driver was Recorder
convened by Special Field Order No. %,
dated March 18Th, 1865, Department OF the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
erly adjusted by calling at our office.
We viii also have their Vouchers, Re-
caipts, and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, d. c., for the Introduction OF
other proof, in order 10 substantiate the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
Just indebtedness from the Government.
je3e-u H. TONPEIEs i GO.
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NO. % DEADERICK STREET,

asS sR .nE TRETrF
nr t-ttANAEh hy ne
o. fsi
'ea a by da
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Go to Bryant, Stratt0n 4 Co.'S Nashville
Business College for thorough education
m book Keeping, Psnmanship, CONNER
cisl Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
ueIship, Settlements, 6c.
Send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, STRATrON 4 co.
Octl3-lV.
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We would inform the citizens ot Nash
vile that we have DOW on hand . choice
article Of Pittsburg Coal, Nh'ch We are
Offering 10 the public a. reasouaDle prices.
our coal is well screamed, ant i'ee ifom Il RI
and foreign mattel All those needing
fuel would 90 well 10 lay Ia their winter
supply nov while the weather Is good All
orders len with AS vail meet W'tn prompt
attention ana satis ASTON guarantt ed Il all
.ss-s ksIGHT a BRUs,
No. az Church street,
nov26-In opposite Masonic Tenple.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-10

MrgnrE ASp RoBBUEy.-The little village
of LewIsburr, iu Marshall county, Tenn,
was the theatre of a bloody tragedy last
Ihursduy night. A gentleman named
Wells has q store in the place, and had IN
bis employ as clerk a very worthy Young
Iuau named Gullcy, who slept IN the estab-
Ishmyut FRIDAY night party OF men, it
i- supposed, under the plea ot wishing 90
trldt. raiued admission 90 the store. hav
ing succeeded, they caught the clerk, cut
his throat, killing him, and prosecuted a.
rob the store. They got iour thousand dol
lars ga money. aud D. considerable quantity
OF yaluahlr goods. No clue O. the perpctra-
tors OF th,s foul deed was had when oar in
ialmaut heard OF it. Great excitement pre-
walls tn LcWishurg. ID the srouudrrls are
caught they ought 81 be hung ustautrr.
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SPECIALLY NOTICES.

C. B. Nichols Il Co, a Broad street, have
an extensive sale OF Furs, Ladie,' and
Misses Hats, on Monday morning at 10 o.
l0,k.
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Cleanse The Sysism Of ali Ina
BHrllits.
E,tabII.hsa oysr ) oaarlsr ofs osulary.

q Isr- swayno'. niaaA- Putt, Ing Panaeea.''
~. swagnu's hiooa-fufifSing fahseea-
its tuiasiou ior ,slIru.. -aruiilt. ui ieef- hp
f0tat Compliant uiesi tfut rOrr ihIu-fi Hhte sael
NIX af K blteiirs 90 eiectu an tue s-ia tu.i7i }ri
ltls 7iii ruafasluts sa-tlg n.at- ruutiluailN Al
la-iiun- psira "a fhe Donr7 - a aiiie7i without
Isri1iri the sells an.i d6fsltftd .uf Any li7stse
81 zfFlloas lsluIu. AS siiir ltl9 alufi - ~
uiauv Thousand lssi uIuuiss uuiu aii pals az Dc
uFarla val prove nutliug ever di.-uFrIad ttu
compare ftlu fl slirin5 that Glars e. liaIlItri
Muratrai and ayphH.iis Dzeaaee % -hu'i ai i1lis
slaaalatl-uosbing hss ever sr9ge.t - eheeiali 'u
romplss ely etadsiiuf even gasiigs ~ iiil-e it-
eeruus otii plants.
CniGni.s kaylrl.s "a iiie Iace 10 cured 90 Fraai
certainty.
Dark nlutchea 90 Defects in thr san oheuhua--
appear me o. Pauas Al all tlniinsut = p
clear the sam ami eve more youliliui coin-
plcuun
To ne sure Of gstuug the pare AMI geunue ftna-
cea, purchsss shirct IA tue pruupai ohars % br-
aaaYne 500, So harfh sis street. flladei pnias
Oral TIE DING store 81 NJ y. e sultul
Curaer % Chugrh aad NIue Streets
NaaaFIia.
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Persons unaequaintei in the city seeing
50 liauy al sertisomsuts Tor the treatrnsu-
o. Spe1al Disease, are o.loa a. q loss n aet
tsmine % shom d catru4t the treatment
q such cases. To such persons We a.
pleasure IN stating that the oldest estsb.
-lshmeat o. Ibis kiui is ag 40. e. peadsrick
street, and this sho1lJ be a suEicient guar
antee taat th1s Is a reaabio mat Ia tion- DR.
4 hlcHasn JoSss may be taund IN his OF
ace during the hours stated IL his general
advertisement 2 Hscd,csacs dlraasasI a
IA 35ics.
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The Chattanooga Gazette, Atlanta lntelli-
Cencer, Macon Telegraph, Augusta Consti-
nationalist, Chronicle sud Sentinel, daily,
BroWniOw's Knoxville Wing, Springfield
Mass Republican, Boston Journal, Baltl-
more American, weekly, received regularly
at 4. p. Cones, No. 40 cherry street. II
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-10

The Legislature OF Alahams has ratified
the slavery prohibiting Constitutional
Amendment, making the Goth State that
has done So, with several more already Ger
tain 20 follow within few weeks at fuTthest.
We hope to chronicle the accession Of the
5eth Siste before the end Of January, thus
placing The TACT OF ratification beyond per
adventure. since counting Colorado our
s'th STATED but twenty light approvsls are
needed. And then let as have another Ma
Nonsl Thanksgiving 90 rejoice over the
graudest aud most beue6ccut transform
''on which the NINth century has Wit
uessed.-N. J.. T-ibuac.
Would you count Alabama's rati6cation,
aud she but a terri,srve
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D. b.. cone has received The Nation,
Round Table, independent. New York
Ne.aly, Home journal, Home Weekly,
herald ut Health, Living Age. Leslie 5
Illustrated, Comic and Ladies' AlmHnacs,
lair rhiesio Times, Tribune and Republl
sau, S. Louis Democrat, and late New York
da.ue.
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The following is the official vote In Wis
consin on the question of negro suffrage
ACaiutt ..............64 07
For Pas
While Wisconsin thus votes down the
measure, her Congressional delegation vote
% impose 10 upon other States.
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The BTiaAl chamber, An Essay Of Warning
and instruction Tor Young Men. Also, neN aud 70
hatle treatment tor Diseases OF the Urinary snd
Sexual sys,ams-Seut tree, 10 scaled envelopes
Address, br. J. skILLlN HUUGHTON Howard
Association Philadelphia, Pa aprlS--lJ
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Max L. Gutmann, No. 20 Public Square,
is now receiving aud opening his Fall and
Winter Roots and Shoes. Best custom
made work TO be found here.
Alexaud Hogan would wish 10 see his
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MrnruI.. TrNN., Dec. I, 1903.

Elt5I of ihe Union
Your attention is respectfully called % the
annexed actiou oi the press Of TINS city. Il
is earnestly requested that your paper be
represented at this meeting.
At meeting of the proprielors of the
Daily Papers OF Memphis, 10 Was resolved
% call D Convention Of the Publishers OF
Newspapers la the Mississippi Valley, south
OF the Ohio, 90 meet st Memphis on the
10th ct December The Press Of the South
generally is earnestly invited 90 attend this
meeting Tor consultation and combination.
D. ID. MCNAH0N, Chairman.
FFANc NJ. PAU, Secretary.
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