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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-17

NS BY DR.. STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY -
Mr.. Glass, of GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin, writes for ltha
benefit of all who suffer with the Piles, that he has
of Piles and his brother was DISCHARGED from a
army as incnrable, Che being quite paralyzed with
the Ples( Both these distressing cases were cured
The recommendation of these gentlemen, beside The
daily testimonials received by Dr. Strickland ought
to convince those suffering that the most
chronic cases of Piles are cured by DR. StrickanS,
Pile Remedy It is sold by Seth S. Hance. los Rai;s
more street. and by Druggists everywhere ''i'''
Wholesale Agents, T0MSEN & BLOCK .
and A. V0GELER q CO
iy3-1y 49,,
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK

G~eT OF BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, November 18th, 1865 J
The President and Directors have this day declared
a DIVIDEND OF EIGHT PER CENT for the last
six months, clear Of Government tax, payable to the
Stockholders on or after the 18th instant
nol5-ltf J. $. NORRIS, Cashier
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NEW YORK ADVERT'S.

s A r G Z N IT'S
ENTIRELY NEW
The New York herald., 1865-01-04
CLOTHING.


~ SEVENTH AVENUE, THIRD HOUSE, ABovR
twenty third street dsor frsm Broadway opyesiss hs
Ladies and Gsnts md The original fair desisr
D. MINT, 70 whom you dsposoe - Jour Casa OF Cloth
ing Carpcs Jaxei &C. for afr PER ssnt than slss
where We natsr ourseves 10 being pronounoed ~
many ladies' and Gents that D. MfTz awsys pays The high
sut pos hs oty Yiesss call seod nets y any
81 the above yaAoes yhes. ~n - punosuAly ssssAsd ~
a. sa srssu.I T. czsabaso ps;. - sss.s sso.Sz
ps1css fsr kdiea and eeuilsmens oess on Oothna ~
nsnber ne sh cgcs, No - nsN fwsanA ssssst Ladies
sN r lD skvEETH AvBNVE,- CORNER or fwKNrv-
"a Third q --lIAnRls CAsHBnhv ths srGinal agent fron
Ske WesS received large order for hAse and eau1ns
Csns or CbthinG guarsntss - pay - psr cent higher
Gunn other dsssr Please ~ ~ eaAne = o. aodronQ
H cAsHgBR0, 10 seventh avsssA LAdsss sssnded ~
nrA cashtsrg y
4 DvANoRD -rHR PRICES % CAsr or tEAn1Ne
"a Apparel Furniture, 0arpsta Acs = he CanfoynH
fsn1 t3 70 81 Address Mr. q Mrs oo34Me4A, - Seventh
svrae bslwsen Twenty eecond md fw09 Itras sxsssA
vAsrs ~ dsrs WIN - dulv attended ~ - eus o. hs
-
Ar TBE OLD sTlND iN sIYTH AyErux.-s1 fIfn
"A erlRioal B. MIMI. .-LAdlse aad esrtnnen, WIN ~
sha htaiss pvics fer Cast on wearing AfpAre Ca5psts
IA. ~ fsvorfng me wssh eai - note Hrta Qrncre
gasssuAln s..snes1 =. taAiss asls9aed n - nhs
" new and isn a 6oshing for ths Esslsrs Ipsykst
Can a he s4ors cr sAArsea H0e D. CONRoy oi Pearl
asssA b~twseN eenws 90 0hAkAA~ ssssla
The New York herald., 1865-01-04

esspaDy ws = vsonsagsa = = szhauss Ne eousA y
msn = ven a. nassriAl and nensy And, = ne muss
neopare himscH for suoh war he aeas only ~ gene
- dsceras,on ~ his unchanged vtewa and keeps -
Unsh az posbls himself the pssssns saes ~ 1stnrs
sssssroas e. ~ H~shan @nsse e. r1assa
M In>deu Nsus Ays thas thess wAo have followed
- evsnts of tho last two Ooths with minds unpfeju-
lcsd uin sd nolhiag suSpsng-nothing thaa was Hot
= . fully s1psstsd IN ~ unsolns announoemsst ss
. was must go On and adducss arguments n suYvess
- LonAoa &sv alss sAinks - Nssmes, \ = M =
does In any way propoee y make ovsTtnEes = ~
6suah, = juss whas might have bssn szpeotsA Il sp-
Ynnds The Presidents hrm attitude the slavery Quso
~ and says that history does mot record moro sik
- instance ef rssbuon than has fallen upan tAs oouh
= The matter e slayegy 8 N8f
The New York herald., 1865-01-04
The Ernpire 81 nrexice.

THE CzAR or RUSSIA TO MAxrxILrAH.
fas Dec. 2o correspondence OF the London relcgsphl
6atter late than never" k the rule usually applied 70
hings dipomatic; to-day we have In the Paris papers,
~hsch almost olcial where the RmI Of Mexico
b concerned the LITTER In which the Car Alexander
sssognlxos his younger brother Emperor
NJ BnornrR-Having received from The hands Of your
sciai envoy the ettsr which your accession
% the throne Of Mexvo and nanfcsts your dssire
sstsr into friendly relations with me- have true pleasure
in srrrsssingt 70 your Majesty the assurance that am
Gsposed everything contribute 70 the consolidation
q friendly relations bstwsen ourselves and our empca
cAllns down the blessings o. Heaven your Kingdom,
lyny you V accept shs assurances of my sincere .nd
voRKror rRApn wru MEXICO.
ne Tampice packet Of the Transatlantic COMPANY,
Sok ia departure from fnrco on Saturday sveaing
Dsssmtsr H. for The Antilles and Mexico, With one
nssarcd and seven civil pssssngsr fosr hundred end
nexisn yountssn and ssvsn hundFsd anA any ssas
The War In Sam Dsmfngo.
SAArcr AND sseIAnD ABouY 70 xEco0MD suu
yvDs or ENeLAsp VOW AaDs SPAIN.
pssn the csrsspostsssa e EspanA = Madnl.
pse 1Al
ssp: s: = : ss:
ssssavsd yesterday fren PARA shas shs Frsncb sovsr
nj v Il hs - yet rssogn.ss che sssse Demings
:. s:s's.:'s . .ss.ss.. =, sss.:ss: - c. =. s~
rFsum tns Epesa Il Madrid, Dec iel tf'il
stsnse has psvsf asns, ard yill never ds anything
eet the Legitimate nghs cf Spain IN eAnss Domingo
.yav - her relations With ~ was demonarsssd 81
-, { u; :e IT, Id r.1ss . sss '. s.s!., ss =
euens Ne ixsA shsa Ne war In Sanso Dcmineo
20 favorable - Spanish insssssss this =
ss | sss ,,Sn ss%y %ssy IsSs 2sr'isss sssp sssss ~
1sss sFsssss Ms .ssss1 AssMy Esther ssas 10 nor ID
- ssnn~A6se -. WsGs infsvnsA Mss ~ lnsikh
The New York herald., 1865-01-04
Japan.
me sdvicss nom japan ars favorable
Commercfal Intelligence.
I.0NnON MONEY NAyYET.

s LONDON MoNHY MARKET.
En,.S ' f1nss hs 1 sc n S'e Sp.e!a
The dull prices Of Saturday buts have aimee been s
weak c0asos closed s :. ss ssx n: .:ws O%
duced no snsct in any department of bunss with the
exception II rally Of "a In the cotton Market and
decline Of va In Confederate loan owing 70 the absence
q ne slightest indication q any poncy Tho loan eiossd
iiiaois Central shares declined l. un..d STATE. avs-
The discount demand q the bank was TO the sxtsnt
usual a this period the Stock Exchange short i'd
stood ss present 70 have about million or million and
hak out upon loan and there sscms 70 b some doubt
:. 2 whether the whole or q part may 3 sasd In = =:
ali quarters Of the extent % which the commercial paper
closed from Friday afternoon I'm the following Tuesday
(From the London Times tcty srticic), Dec 81.
looked 1c for until n sftsr s tbs end Of The ysar
consos closed without snimatoa 4 ssx spx There
full discount demand ~ the Bank today, and In
the Stock Exchange advances were In request q " %
Confederate loan closed u better, q toe "a
Paris adviccs connrm the statement that the contract
for the loan Of 100000 70 Spain BY u fsrsira was
signed on Saturday.
American securities unaltcred.
LONDON, Dec a. lssA
Consols closed at 80 sox for money
American stocks are steady.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIvxRrooL, Dec. IA. n.
Under the influence mainly OF the Presidents Message
IN active demand sprung up and prices generally have
advanced about Nd per H., and In somo instances
rather for the better descriptions The business Of
Monday and Tuesday adds mp 30,o00 bales, including
10 600 for speculation and export
TRADE AT MANCHESTER.
The market yesterday stronger and business
done rather higher rae especially for the better
descriptions Of cloth and yarn Buyers howsvss, did
MOI evinos anything like anxiety for businesR
LIvERYooL BRRADeTUrFs MARKET.
Mcesn Richardson, Spence 4 Co, Gordon, Bruce D
Co and others rsport:--F1our quiet and unchanged.
Wheat sold 70 fair extent yesterday n full pccs Sc
being paid per centa for fine amber Iowa Indian
arm and shade deaxer.
LIVERPOOL PHovIsJoNs MAHKErs.
Meeza Bglaud, Athya Co. thus report ;--Beef and
pork quiet Ats rates New bacon dun and prices
dining Lard dull, bus quotations unaltersd Taliow
steady. Butter arm for good qualities r
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARTEr.
Ashes quiet; small salcs Of pearls at 20a 2os Cd
Sugar nrmer Codee steady. Rice unchanged Linsesd
oil quiet but steady Rosn and Spirits Of turpentne
quIek Petroleum rsmains arm n "a Tor nns rsnnsd
LONDON MArxETs. fM
Bresissnf generally dull but steady for fns qualities
Cones In limited Demand but holders nrm. Tea quiet
and upaltsrod Iscs steady. Tailow slow; X @, Ala
TIE LATEST MARKETS.
LvxRrooL, Dec AZ 1854
Ccryss -saies FOR two days rs 600 bales including
IL, 900 70 epecuators and expertsn. The market =
arm, with advancing tendency.
BRRApsrrvva- maket is quiet and steady
PRoumoSs The market n dull
pnoDUcu Petroleum is frm
The New York herald., 1865-01-04
The nloslxads.

AmDgHm BLOCKADE xUNNm eTxAMKA BOUND OUT
~ sft (yrom the Cork HMald, Dec. 81.
1notheT steamer destined for the blockade running
On1A ths Dream, Captain 6hsw, hve days from Liver
- aAd bound for Nassau thence 70 abockaded Ameri
- DorA put into Queenstown Tuesday morning She
Dsssss The usual features Of such ors-lona reach
- with narrow breadth Of BEAM and the sides painted
G1sy white She is the fourth vessel engaged Ia th
ll9Iass which has put into this port within week
GBoea1onsd her machinery On the voyage from Liver
- sAs viii proceed On her psrilous sdyenturea
The New York herald., 1865-01-04

CASron, Nov. ~, 1seA
Gray shirtinys declining. Water twist quiet Total
export OF Yea a. 900 Lbs Exchange on London -
okd. e~sa M a s- 4
anAxoaAz, Nov. q lSeA
Tho ChiAA aews b unsatisfactory The presence sf
rebels In the vicinity Of Annoy has stopped trade. me
Anglo and Franco Chinese forces 70 be disbsndsd
Gray shirtings unchanged Tea dull SAX active and
advancing Exchange on London e. lka ySsdghts
quiet Wool teH
The New York herald., 1865-01-04

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49, scne light Is saroan aleh he seopss history
q che proxseiiass q che fshel eynieaefsey, 3 ~
hrst fss,astioa i Ashtgvaassy. by tAs ipeamaaa
,s.,ts,zsa bs General Wilson. There eas = ioAsa
bsss sss the proposition 10 hsest IN she preamble
&, tbe ,ouslilatiua reeogBitisa u tss Divinity q
the Scriptures The proposition seds potsa dasea
upon tstF open vese This i the parry thai 81 Qua
swearing tscd VS. % their side sud yeL Ia the or
gaaiaatica u thsir bogus geserRnlssi, shey setsa
down tSed sna he Book Another pnepaitiJa was
a6ae 8 saloros ths observance ot the Christian
sabbstb, AMI this wss Lost What an ofgnnisatioa
Of hlsskguaris sad lasdsls Ne wenaeF their
preachers took l., drinking yias, and breaking OFsa
lettarsi
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A GARD.
n tie eostfs ~ ne Ss,sa,OfttL District eas,eossa
the eoEaties q Raar aud Roas1

n tie eostfs ~ ne SssatyraL District lusseossa OF
the eottaties q Kaar and Roasz
fAkk this m1tbed el deciaras myself candidate t,r
stse Senator, % i fasaRey ty ta FpysRaiioB
" lfpb 5snRol r. hedzNf iu ding 49, q may b. sxIsrtsI
q sia Ia plain terms who am. NheFo sm Rsd wkat
pftacsftes advocate r. ts 6Fsi g,esliGH apssr We
bofA u ka0K cohnty - tbs saF is, 81 humble paFeatsr
SssFs FssAaned 10 as " fez1s Of sgs wss Ihfu az
Preufeed&s tAf BT khas5t trade fEhb elsta a. uiy
Profession buth operative and sfsgaalissl raiaaYsd e.
49ndyn IN tbs curly Part Ui The year 49,, Whch ~ s
eoasidafsd hpnl. la lest ehassH a. DELEGATE e.
convention q &c h1 hTri ia hnoxfi hh afttFN ards a.
sefshiei IA tTsBH e aud Is Ncii khysR a. the g@te,
aeatenpp aud, HaiaFsl uaHseqngnGr, With an al
bercd 81 The ptssPlss promulgated n that coutsBas
Pfossa and mad tease my Home sRd family, Nb : did
aud afler AsE oi nearly tfe y1sfh portion II which
sfenf pugate ~ the Il Sauay jn shh
sersle Gy koaith ssfiouslg tnrrJ dincui g.
tsli the pssiif9G sceRps
am atat psaF - sfyIed Haalsa4 sud am IA tf a. hf
principles coatsins4 10 lhs hl rsss ~ is LaisataTe
haaNh a. fhs ffaHclise Bi though thiHk f sicui katt
ls-a more lsssisise Saa IS Btteii.
an d,efteift lstoF II tFEs Boz tH sss Ming te Al
srs Of this Ana an utief states 80 the oa and II sf
eso4sJ 4 y III h L. ss,aa8 ~ ts voice u is a ss -, s.
otsss, ~ . lies aialss iok af al sta,d - slssa
iSa ngaG ~ gsEBslt sgifagt al lasasaTa sblsh
hst lsgeAt 10 sq4a q ths ihefst 1T ms
sfes tePgihs u aAa fb te29R} Is At present msEh aa
% saF irStsistife a<fs,
paha tbs fara tsai ta pp9 ass p.st ss i con lis
ssf o. dsy 81 saslan ktRY Rly aoH ana sestFR
themselves aessff3Hsig, hsspettfaliy
igssssas 1ssss syt3lm T. =. HAHKisak
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Fearful Loss OF Life.

y=as. e.ilmats- al The War Department sg;
ASH rls uamber Of death ia the Federal army
- esd s-sslt-s-s taosss'ad, 70 say nothing OF the
--sslls nov in hospitals who viii die, sud the
lsassnis rendered helpless erfpPla for life The
--ln5gr q rebels removed from ti1Rs, by disease
al ire Casualties Of ba3tls 81 Is ssid Rin moi fal
1rt q teg 5.2sared aqa 6fty ns4ssHd. Fally
-veniy-fvs Thousand mere Of these are diseased or
-5pplsd - to he Loot e. society. Think u six
.4adr~5 thousand live beng lost by this war -
sha; respJasihility resis upon ihoss who brought
The uonbils-
We believe thi- ,atItuStc lar below tue Iussas IN
g.a ET,Iios General Grant acknowledge The loss
3-asiy -toasssd from tbs tire be crossed The
krl3Fu g. the Surrender 4 Lee.
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Reduc,loa OF War Prizes.

Nuw that Tie war 4 over, The prices of goods,
grain vegetables and, IN short d everything NUT
GENE down Formsr high prices cannot be sustained
And win not. Indeed they ought not. The var
jous I'D ooase aud hsos baoon beef and breadstuiss
are bound 90 oome Down SO must al BiaBHst Of
goods Thousand, cf white labosss - iate the
field and the supply will SON ~ 10 aaysses II TOE
dgrosad Our ns,ionsl currency is iiapFVying, and
~ill coatinue e. do - until Il viii slI but little be-
lo,s cciu. Hence all articles Of consumption must
some dewn 70 their cash ralue
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OBITUARY.
Eriug flaasr, pcie a9Scrs or To- bief 30 slfs,
4 esa~n 81 tHs bros a. ~ carry aoa1 -

tfAuk h-aases pets AQNrts or To- her 60 slsa
esa~n 81 thr hro~ a. thF carry aoa9.
ptEr HssE SwVetssior ihs Sth Of June IT oonEss-
non q The liver, JESSIE E. ealy child Of Jssso and
:. ?, oUens, aEy'i one year aud sse months,
Oul earring s gene, and viih her hSs mach Vi san.
shine irem hoae kaa hssTts We miss her viii
Der nsny geEils lJsing ways. We miss hsr Inaocsat
laugh and hs words che bad sagnc 10 speck ana
"a saia 81 We listen feg hs seh fsH u hes ste fest
Bat shy should weep We sara awAy from tAo little
mound Ii the church yard, Ssd fease u tey 6lis 4af
esara e. NC think y those lite FEET, saaed BY lovea
GUS Wis Feat before trading the besual masSeas il
car Fathers hone. We un1le lhuk Of the bSisht
bead With its e lifs asd the little Hhts-ro6ed
angel waiting n hezssa welcome ths frsnas tha sall
g. ~ frou osrih
Pond psreBis, sosF nvt ThiHh cf yuut Jessie ia
kpps and leGk g. A. - faz IL t,su hinG-
usn C hssfEr. ADf,YT.
JoasslsRo' rnigH Riag please copy.
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ANNouNoEnrENT.

- vs. ssskoFissd % AsnOaaes 2. g. nEfsEEiI.ak
e2eeais e represent ne % psrcteopssa
81 us e0zntss % CsseoFne cEhe kndsrson eoasr saT
Ean aoans Oates, kno1 Bcaai, Aonfes aesna eis aaa
krAsis5--in sbs Uhted States CenEresa. =
80 Ne sutk9iEss reguosteS g. aanltsss t..rs,si
JOSEPH = COOPER candidate - rupruSent the "A Cen
EFesssoAs bsFies u Tennessee 10 the Csnerlss
80 We salhefsea requested - saBs1asa isssi
JANIS I. SHELLY faadiEts tf te STATE SsssssS Il
~ the vacancy eessonoa by tho resignAea 81 raausa
Eeissgs.
&c We ssfhe snd requested g. aaGsaHe ciss~i
hobEkT y BIRD oaadiasts represent tbs Cd Goa.
Es9us phrii q fensesss ID tha Gated states Conss.
We arc authorized and requested 10 announce .. r.
HARRISON candidate for State senator TO M The
vacancy caused - the FeaigRasien Of s. B. HodEurs
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To the Voters Of the Cd oongrassinnsi
District

JIG at Hitt ~ oag continued s,h alisss 81 a
hf hioW -ctttEss aEHoancs Hssalf esHgJa,. - y
i'-tet' 70 ~ Ssi'ehal 5oHgIszs haa tsis DistTi
from ht fsi f1f f FFpsst II sdFesiax ser -, ~, -,
s-s-z - he DAY, - isnys egvy y0a Il a. srr,t & az
Jh, army - t9uT FgaFs pa e. tAs bgiefs asa t,s
lar-iiiaa ~ as issiiftesi faith. FH''sH =
H. g'ey ssntiinfnt, ssnoH iiff aud tFsqase hat II
- ts ana esff " b. "a The fpaintbaaee tbs Frss
1Aa api ~ - Pseseffatiah 'ausias II esn ana
Af by q sgns am fof 81 frs ihstlsutisns f
rtk q al etisFf, for fsy tite hops n h - "a -
4fc Et uefth t ut Hs i0ss sa aaystoH III tsegf A,,s
f@H tA1rA ~ ttfie q alSli D. as osRtlhaed eaYar 20
@A 90 ssst siae q tsnseassS bar honorable asa -
Isas ps atsneRgsg heHrlaess. pIssEFlisy aua lSaij
- our Etiafs fg4fftFf hssFFesfal3y
Baigt-tie 1OskfH A. te,oeHB
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sHRRIPFes SALE.

FEtu 81 order u =as ffom Jirc4Il feart II
- hHeR tlHniy directed sheriff Of said County
80 g. pahiie sale, fgT cash 10 hand Al The house
a., - h4'E o'aHiE sdi oliHs the ianas sf A. Adsins
u ssa ytisFs, csaReialnK les ssrts more OF tss
iA 40 ~ satl district Containing ~ aSrcs 90
f.risT q - ~ snE bose sFd tan yesd adjoining abe
!. ~. ,r, =, i 6gi-Ft IiaEssE sRd ofhefs levied %
- It, = sasss g s~st = satisfY Judgment fkai
s- s-gt,y -eai-st A4t y this uifcuit eoa4 e.
3'-'F~ v d. BEARDEA. sharla
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Hanging Rebels.

Frssldeai 1uhason Is moving IN the right diree-
tiea new Re hung four rebels in one day in Wash
iugton 90 Friday, Tth last and among them Afodaia
S,srrGt. fufnale rebel. These wretchea we're hung
for their close connection with and established guilt
IN the murder 81 Mr.. Lincoln, and the attempted
assassination Of Mr.. Seward The President Is car
ryng gal his maxim that "tnsitors must b. punish.
al sud treason made odi0@
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TnR AZ YRnY fnw

nNE HOUSE AND LOT ;. pRoygarY
~ Ss tmpFess1 hsusa eeatsinias siaAs rosas s.sl,
ss Iasaaus as kiFh eefllaEsao fsf gisterps a.
slks hssses ~, Sithn ten aihutss vath tay slf1
One sIasA kaase ssa iat--tN8 tpunss aud cellar
TIVE saraha lets Gas sirept=g2 BY 10 81 s.cb
one hanss aud lesitastsa In aksf ailtiss =, K.sx
Yills-3 eBd Kitchen, ssioks hetse EaFdss A.
ohs heuss se4 iea ga steJs strestWs lkr sdAltka 10
HaBSFfils.
Nfae taess, his 20 atfs addition anats b te sp Al
Ger eara, tyt2H AIhfs co
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We have just received very
large accession to our stock in scarce
and desirable goods. such a. Victoria
and Standard Hats, of all qualities
Flowers in Carminc, Rose, Buff
and other choice colors Ribbons
In White, Green, Buff. Mode, and
all shades most in demand, together
:, itb "a saffees of ss1faw trimmings,
Cords and Tassels, Ornaments, Jets,
&c, &c.
We have also determined to offer
to our regular trade, very great in
ducements in job lots of Bonnets,
Hats, Ribbons, Flowers, Laces. Silks
and General Millinery Goods. of
which they will do we'll 10 avail
themselves.
JAMES d. SMITH 4 &C.,
"a Pearl Street.
80 Orders filled with immediate attention
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CIRCUIT COURT.

ssspE4 Judicial ClTsui, Granger county TruBe.sss
Richard VI, Bishop TAsnss Hayes q als.
1T APPEARING FROM rag Arm Avn
4 Of t< plaint6 in L iEsi he Defendants O. by
Hayes and Va ais have len he limits this Stale 81 =
seseSaa Nat ne he 0Fdisay q av served
Hpn hens - eFdsrr4 that Passaii6n De- EaAe for I0uf
successive Secks IN BreEEs1ss Wig n0syng ssa aessna
sns % appear Al he 81 Clrcst CouFt f9F
HrainzeF sorniy RaeSss, the Aih Mead d Aus
so AsE aId hsfs 20 pead aeur he suit aBa
demand - Die plGsa The VII be taken a, ces ssrd
sad rroeerdod siih 81 psFss . thea.
p5s THOMAS EAFifru H.
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4 Permanent National Debt.

Iue best thlag hat Congress do for this couH-
p. really g. make cur Naiiousl Debt q perma-
-sa' a1, lbl. would change The politics u the
aa.rr 'y introducing into il an element q Public
--aeHy Tat We have Lerstofofe bean siTzngers 10.
h-.ilaIsaiF would ulodeTste--ihe National Ad-
-ials'Fstgr would be more closely wstehed--rs-
b..Ity. integrity care and taicat., would be-
zaHa71 u candidates fof public ofioa Il would
BE- life e. tn nation moderate rsrtiss and check
Wild movements, a. well ~ rsslrsin dlsuFdsrIy
--isuases. o,U wsF debt tbu, regulates. would
fF- Tie political ts Of the Ststss and l,ynd
Hs:isaa'iiy thsl al a1aid cling - and stand BY
Be- .eHi ~ Interest would be made bond q con
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80 Dent fcrget that the Teachers Convention
GENES cd in this city On Friday the Elsa inst Lei
al who ieel an interest IN the cause Of educalcnE
aud 81 classes de--to in attendance
Member Of Educational Cons entiou will meet q
The Female Institute at 10 a. NJ, Friday, 2lst An
members, on presenting certificates 0m the seere-
tsry q Convention, will be furnished FREE iranspor-
tatien C. their homes
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"a Raras es.& sa&1 c,rse.

1 4 APPEARlNG tRDM THE AFFIDAVIT
o ~ plaint in s ;bst ne dsioasssss
residents o. is State shseond thai he sfsaaFy
too - nAas Icg fenr sseeesye Nssts IN BFsWnios Wig
poiiisF saA defendants 70 ApPe Is The Of thf
grsas Court Ter Js1sBoa essniY Il DaaAF3ss he "a
Agadss o. AaSa iss thsa sHa ers plead
10 Us es snd dsnAnd % PlAintiG the viii be
kea fer confessed and Rroessdsd with . As
p8 :. 2. MecuIsgIoS. C3orh.
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gvAs-EEVAsIEKe HosrFAL-DisTK.E EAsF
TzSSEssEE-Thls iusti;,tion, which was orgzigi-sd
e tAz c.G Department Of the Ohio aader she direc-
s55a C. CsFt- p :. Chamberlain. A. q. ". IL the
s-5Etl aE lais lssF bz. bssr closed by reasons Of
- -s54s5-- . 90. ugIubef of ernploreus Of the
Gss-le-zsss-sr Department b. the NilI,sry District
= E1s Tennessee
slzgs H. plan Sas Erst conceived Of orsaniziaa,
= KS p1il. hospital for gos ernuIoai employees
re orsAzl.Htio1 has been IL charge Of D.. " p.
Ro5a.sT Hhos- edecal management hss contributed
rs-y .srgs,y G. reader the institution perfect sue
asss an whose All, and ability have won to, him
deserved dstiuotio- iu III profession.
7 Capl Il s. Chamberlain. A. Q n much
--sllt d1s t1r he literal manner in which he sus-
tsIas@ ias hg-PIsal snd 70 CAPS E B. Whitman,
4 s u salsf : N. Dlsl-uf E. Tenn, sad lie LtoN.
iayi7F 4 4 Z. " tbg employees Il The Covert
-l-i iu TIE LlsuleJ EEst Te1nessse sre indebted
t. Dr. RoJefer however f. 3ue Whsteyer
7s3s. attached - The successful conduct Of tie
asP..s- aHl g. him The effours end employees u
- Qas-eruas.srs Department desire, through us
IPr.- their grateful sense Of appreciation
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hat tho defsnsmt l. -gssdent d thIs STATE o. ~
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eess'e seeks 10 brosatge Wbg aetiiy9g said dsfe8asn
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Aqnay e August ssx pisad aesa1F 70 the
rsad q che piaiuiih ths m b taksh eDufss-
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sppeafiHs fem the aaasit 4 plaiuifn this raa..
thai tbs srfcBdaHts nUsrgtieats his
stsr5ed that The oTfhas3 pro0s canno o. el ap-
them Il e grarSl that Publication - Hse f5V
eefg seeks IN Brow nigN hg aetsiug said dfnaapt 30
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