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The New York herald., 1865-02-15

advancsmsnA O. ooursa in the present revolution OF
Bolivia, the usual pompous proclamaaions have been
nads ied With .hs hisass. :oundine terms q patriot
passion despotic impulse The peculiar feature Of the
actual revolution not any sentiment Of patriotism not
the result Of antagonistc parsanshp not personal
ambition exclusively, but simply personal spite III
should in reality have abolished al thought Of political
dsturbanos-in consequence Of the opening up Of tho
channel 70 the legitimate ambition Of every candidate
VIA, the proximsse election Of President" and yet
upon the face Of such . disreputable motive and the
destruction Of al constitutional right the people looked
calmly, without moving one step 70 preserve their
sovereignty.
IL be hoped, however that some Of tho promises
Of the new government may DO fulfilled and that In cul
hvatng the friendship Of Peru, neither country may
lose sight Of the fact hat only IN unity and good fellow
ship they hope TO make stand against the common
enemy now coveting their nationality The Bolivian MIN
ister to Peru Is retained.
Besides tho Peruvian and Spanish ahps At pre-
sent in the the bay Of Csllso, there Is the American
fgac Lancaster, and the Engish figate Leander and
corvette ehearwater.
Nothing new in commercial Affairs, except the tempo
rary suspension arising from the above mentioned po
oal affairs, which may yet bc cleared up without further
injury.
No alteration In tho exchange
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We arc aaihar .ea . nnn0unes. f0r sho
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A gastlle in Missouri.

Some OF the clergy in Missouri hesi-
tate about taking the oath prescribed
in the new Constitution Of the State,
and some Of them sdyise their brethren
not to touch the unclean thing A few
60 further than this, like Bishop Green,
and openly declare their hostility 10
the Union, and are striving 10 stir up
sedition and revolt among the people
Governor Fletcher is not disposed to
bide this unclerical proceeding In 3
speech made at ST Joseph q few days
since, she Governor said
Il have directed an enlargement Of
the penitentiary eell-room, with the in
tention that men who commit crime
hereafter in this State, BY undertaking
to decide for themselves the laws which
xre to be obeyed, and those that are to
be spit upon and tramPled under foot,
and thereby become accessories before
the fact Of criminal offenses, consequent
on their advice, shall be provided with
suitable quarters, in case they escape
the hanging they we'll deserve
With this admonition before them,
the clergy Of Missouri have a cheerful
DrO8pecb OF mart yf40m uy impfleCn-
ment before them, and have only to
persist in their obdurate course to Sc
cure ss much distinction as the saints
Of Ohio, whose lives have been made
historical BY incarceration in the bows
Ella Of Lincoln BastiIes.
The secessionists Of Missouri, like
those Of other Southern States, have
been clamorous for State Rights, and
have laid Il down as a fundamental po-
Etical truth that the allegiance ol D
citizen is due, first Of ell, 70 his State.
Allegiance implies obedience-submis-
sion law, constitutional and statuto-
~, and acquieseence to the voice Of the
people Il win not do now for them to
finch, because the Constitution Of the
State, and the laws made in pursuance
thereof contain provisions that do not
meet with their approval They must
either abide By them or leave The State
for q more coneenisl residence else.
where Governor Fletcher has shown
a determination 10 enfr6s the isHBas
be finds them, and there Is not the
shadow Of doubt that be viii DO ia
C7aciuafi CoMmeraiaL
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saasllrille AaiOll.


| gQasIlriIle AniOlI.
WI. ClHERos ! Co. Publishers.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 10 1865
/ CITY DIRECTORY.
ATT0RNETs Ar Law.
/ nT,s. e. s.-sisOrney and Councillor at Law,
1 ~ Csfice ssS< Cherry -: P. o. Box 1ts-
BASKERs AND BRoKERs-
rs1ssr SAT1oNAL BAEK-eossrunenf Deposi-
IL zy--No. 50 tosfse ntreet' bstHes1 o1.ee
and the Fu6ic squase -Iealsrs n oneufle1t
Money, E1ckanges uci1, and Government seeaIi,
les of al kinds siocks AMI Bonds bought so
sold ca Commission. o4iltcilons ptemp,'y a.
''iiii. 4 6. ssrponp. Psss't Jas g Oa'Es .easAr
zrARR. THos s.--proker. cornsr Onion and
NJ College ssFsei,, blys and sells oo'A 1.eeI-
rrn Money, .Fsi nulfnf Securities sud foueieIS-
Crlieciiohs attended 10 promptly
Also bays ana feils On G Innnfsaiou-
csECoRD NATIONAL BANK OF NAsHVILLE-'
y % cherry street. de Il in ExehapEe, q vefn-
r1e-f Securities and Con Collections promptly
q tended 10 J. LusspEs, Cashier
rF1HIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NAaHYII-LE-
neals n Exchange; Government secufiles
and Cola Collections promptly afended 70.
Gold Stocks snd Bonds 8 ID or Coinlnlssloil
W. W. BEaar. Presidtut EDGAR JeHEs, Cashier.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTfNe.
f-tAafRRoN. wM. & Co.-Book and Job PEinters,
; and pa fishers Of the Daiy and beekiY
Union, Printers Alley, betEeea Union and Dead
eriek streets. -5-
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Tha 9nldlaf'a EeIand.

We IN snesaseF . hsVe q aissys = rsasA q
sfS.ss Fsisssx tcerAta Is 81 sale ~ al Drug
80 nj DsAiass a Army epods . hazhtlios ana
s., - = nj. pasi-puaa y anysaassa. e. rsssips
= y ,-i.,s - l,sl shoai6 - adtraassd - :. p,
r--r.u1rth ako, Erccezsors y q = harisa = p.
soz - A--7s'''' - sp-l-s
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MUNICIPAL ELECfIOx



We are authorised 10 announce Capt. WILLIAM
DRIVER as q tandlcaie for the ofiee Of Mayor 81
Nashville, 81 tise coming eleciion-hist ssiuraay IN
September ncxs. Jy1 ne
We are au,hou1ed % announce ARRABI M ERs
as candidate for Mayor at the ensuing eleotiaa.
jy9o-tde
The friends Of D. p. DlCKEY, request us %
announce him as c sndidato for Mayor, ~ the
eiecticu en The last astu7daYiu September
Jy2s
We are authorised 10 annoubos ". MATT
BROuN as : csndidate for Mayor, e The ensulng
Municipal Elecaon. iy8
We are an hofissd b enn0unco WH 9. CHEAT
BAN as candidate loriMaYor AZ ne upproaching
e.e.tiOa. ausi. .tfars
We are authorized % announce DR.. r. 8. WOOD
WARD a. q andidats f3s hayor, hrs acceptaacc
% g call having ssen pubisheSL sugi-tdC
itWe are authorized to announce Capt JOHN 8
AsdikllL e. candidate loT mayor az ne eosu-
ing nAnie'pei election auhi'as
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Vas The Only t9nppfaiiOu lOF feed from
Indian CnFDs

That received medal and honorable mention ffofn
de R7vel Commissioner, the .compettion OF al
r-o,eirenf manufacturers Of "Corn etarch' and
tPIuparesi Com Flour q this anG otner countries
L. In -llnn- --------
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THE CoEFzssI0ss ANp ExrEErEEcE OF AZ Ix-
vALID.--Published Tor the benefit. and az g
caution to youag men aud others, who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Prcmasure Decay Of
Manhood, &C., supplying 81 tho ssIne iime
The means Of seli-cura. By enc who has
cured himself after undergoing considerable
quackery. By enclosing asp0Hpsit adj
dressed enye!ope, single copies may be had
u Che aulkor.
NkTHasrzL MaVFAIR, ESQ,
Brooklya, Kings Co, N 7.
augI-sm.
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'Is11 fscIuRrs a7efz Is WEnEEsllg.
a ucioteF iaih. ls.t apps e -
anas Hesi 81 .rtsf
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Officers who are anxious 10 get thar COM
panies mustered sut Of service, 50 as b ALLOW
their men tog0 home, can have their muster
out soils executed IN enc day at O'Neill's
Claim Agency Office. No. 3s Cedar SO. Sold
iers back pay snd bounty secured. Mcnthly
returns Of QBarteEmaatsfs' stores. and quar-
terry returns Of ordnance stores promptly
exceeded. fyz5-Imos
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OaHes---Es. IA COllsgs Street,
NASHVILLE, TENN
Aaeorporatsd under Tie Luos Of Ae STATE
Of Tennsssee.

rTIHIs ComPsnT Is Organized FOR tie purpose Of
= Mining sad Boriny fOl Petroleum, Coal, Salt.
water and ofheF valnabl a1nineTalss and
ENow owns In re simple upsards Of Twelve
Thousand Acres Of Land ID Rhsay Hsmiiion, Bled-
soc and Van Buren counties also
Various Leases inelufing Clutches, GOfges,
Coal, Coke and ifon Banks, Ons SELF Well, ihrso
Oehfs Banfs, and tao Pisster Banks; Al
Several places where ind'eafilns ior Petroleum
are es good as any ii the state
The Capital of hi, Company IS $4,000, With tie
privilege Of increasing It to 81, ,060,000.
Tbs frssidsnt Of this Company is an old resident
ly known
Shares in This Company sEs 500 esch. suhisctto
calls Of 10 per cent, no oeeher .han once in three
months. y
Twenty-Five Thousand Doilara Of the Stuck o
this Company has slready been subscribed.
The Once o. this Company IS Al No. II College
street. Nashv he, where any fnforrnst on car te hsd
and subscriptions Of Stock taken.
T. J. WnsoS, Secretary.
iyS0-ln
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TIE iHEgICiS WilGH Co.
glt-lm Oas-. lsa rss.saas =. y
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0ficers' pay accounts and soldiers iinai
statements, computed and purchased a.
lowest rates. Also Quartermssters Com
missary and Ordnance papers, made up
promptly BY Competent and experienced
Clerks, at \ .. 68 North Caefry street.
BurIEa 4 GREEEencn.
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Every male person Of full ace, resi-.
dent one year in the State, and being
either J. A white citizen Of the United
States, ? A white alien whe has de-
clared his intentions, 3. A person Of
indian blood who has once been de-
ciared 3 citizen BY Act Of Congress, 4
Civilized persons Of Indian descent not
members Of any tribe. with like ex-
ceptions Of felons, insane persons, and
soldiers etc, stationed IN the Stata
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Watt PlPEh i-Merritt & Hili are receiv-
ing aaothsr shipment Of paper and thei
prices are remarkably low. They have
nov employed several Of the best paper
hangers in The country. Try them.
ir2a-lE
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wall PAPER, etc.

RNERRiTF & HILL-Dtaier5 IN Wan Paper
Hl Window Shades, WinJoT Glass. and Photo
graphic Matsrisl, corner OF Church ard MAfket
efreela.
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NAlNE,
By her Constiinlion adopted October
zytb, 1873, gives the ballot to every male
citizen Of the United States Of the age
OF twenty one years and upwards, ex-
eepung paupers, persons under guar di-
anship and Indians not taxed, having
resided in tie State three months. But
persons in the military, naval or marine
service, quarteFed in the State, and stu
dents attending 8 seminary Of learning,
DO not acquire a residence thereby.
0nclndea negroes
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uIssoraI
BY her recent Free State Constitution
excludes the blacks from voting.


BY her Constitution adopted 1850, gives
the ballot to every white male citizen,
70 every white male inhabitant residing
in the State June 24th. 1885, and 10 ev.
cry white male inhabitant residing in
the State January lsb 1850, who has
declared his intentions &c, or who has
resided two and half years in the
State, and declared his intentions, and
to every civihsed male Indian inhaoit-
ant. not member Of any triba Bat
no person shall vote unless Of full age.
and 8 resident three months In the
State and ten days in the town. Like
provisions as 70 persons in military and
naval service. students, etc.
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this vice, which ia nsVar nraer.s.i In
ne presence Of sny one, hes rroraf -
et9si-sting rela Of Thousands Of IA rnhls.f
ene moat taltntel yogne men that ega-
t-to t9nsrc . oloqcarcu arpsu e. as.rr
y Pas Destroyed healtl, blasio1 ihe ccusti
~ ,iols -. aad reduced tht miserable Victin e
itiA8 skeleton. Nor aro theas .s f-al
aad iAtal effects ia iis naiss 49, sssits-.5
tAe russ cf resson, the ns6sl -,sisvessi-
aght thal can meet inorls. ave.. IN +.
cured parmauontly Of th.s ADDICTION. fhIi IS
d. Co.emans Ne. a. Norih Chez s.-,si
q addreas him by letter. Boa Ssf. Nslh
vile, Tenn. f,ss-lF
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Every male person Of fall sgs resi-
dent one year in the United States and
four months IN the State, and being
either: !. A white citizen Of the q. S.
2 A white alien who has declared his
Intentions 3. Civilized persons Of mix
ed white and Indian blood. 4 Civiliz-
ed Indians certified By a district Court
to De TT Tor citizenship Like sundry
provisions as above)
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NEWS nEALEns. Ac.
TINNERs, &c.

OOKE 4 TUNNEhLs->Wholesal and Retail
Z Bookse' 'lers. stalioners, and News Agents
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville Tenn
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UTILsON. j. W. co.-AIauulaciurers and
w wholesale and Retail eaieIs Ia 4ln, Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing Goods No II
College street.
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Beauiiiul Pictures Of Babies saksn in
thrse seconds By Mr.. FerdinaHds tns greai
Baby Tanner, Al shs Gallery Of shs CumbeF.
and. aprii-H.
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Every white male citizen (except nli-
rors, lunatics and felons), resident one
year in the State and thirty days in the
county. -
The results sum up thus or the
twenty-cne free states enumerated eight
permit negro suffrage TO 3 greater or
less extent These are the New Eng
land States, New York and Ohio. Of
the remainder, two, New Jersey and
Pennsylvania are strongly a Democrat
ic, and the rest framed their constitu-
tions and applied for admission at
time when slavery ruled Congress and
the nation. Indiana, Michigan, Wis
cousin, Minnesota, Oregon, Kansas and
Illinois (sevenl, admit As voters those
not yet citizens; and beside the New
England States, four, to.wit Michigan,
Wisconsin, California and Minnesota
provide for voting by Indians. One
{ Massachusetts, excludes the Ignorant
and one (Oregon), excludes Chinamen.
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gives the ballot to every white male
adult resident six months in the State
and thirty days in the town, who is
either a citizen or has declared his in
tantionz.
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Every white male citizen" Of L. s.
offRll age, resident six months in. the
StateYsixty days in the county, Z With ike
exceptions Of persons IN military or
naval service, idiots, insane persons and
crimiqals)
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Every white male citizen of the
United States (or Of Mexico Who shall
have elected to become citizen Of the
United States under treaty Of Quereta
ro) Of fall age, resident six months in
the State and thirty days in the district
The Legislature has power to extend
the right to Indians and their descend
ants. like sundry provisions as
above
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by her Consttution, adopted 1892, siin
IN ioIcei gives the ballot TO seVery mails
inhabitant Of tweuty-one years, except
Paupers and persons excused from pay
ing taxes at their own Request Free.
hold property qualifications were fornn-
erly REQUIRED for Office holders. but these
are abolished New Hanipshite never
colored excluded men from voting or
holding Office.
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FOR ALDERMAN,
r. B. cHEATHAM.
FOR C0UNCI6MEN,
JOHN LELLYETT,
]. II. KENDRIcK.

We are sathonzed % ann5uucs q. +. RUST ss
eanddats iof ceuncamal irsm the aegssGh Mad.
angz.tas
We are atthonsei 10 announce Il. n GOOD.
LAT A. q ca1didaie or CouncIlmaa % repfe laut
ihe sih Ward sn the Municipal election.
We are authorised 70 announce CT ARIES ROB
Ek tnOS A. G candida for counrislnaa rom the
First Ward Ele,aou last sssurdaY IN sepiemt 81.
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CAnnIAGE aIANUFACTURERs.

OINGLkTON, r. q --Booksslier, Publisher
y 5 ationer, and Periodical Dealer, Post Once
Building
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NOTICE

A IL PERsoh8 HAVING Cl.Afsfs keaIFsf
a the - essn.i{ ss,H'es cs1arsszdad tF 8Fe.
Fasizgs 10 eau o. r. o. bizseI, Na. i6 Chafrr -
tia 9. Ciae EaGaa anrIa-Il
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RHYERs a RUNT-ManrictuEeI Of ell the
lSl Latest Styles Of Firzt ciass Carriages aod
Buggies Express Wagons and Carf5al.ss Y Rorth
Market street.
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Coal AND WOOD.

TINTGHT BROTHERs.--Dealersi ia Dumb eElsre
10 and fittsburg Csal Wood sawed and split II
tfOve lengths. Ofhce 40 Cherry street. YaFd oE
Rolling Mil Sill, south Of Broad an orders klet
promptly.
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EsT0lEs ANn nnLI0M.WAnI.

Al bus|nfss thai has hsfclo'cr been ns7'eefrI IL
Srhrliei nut - are daltsnaIaa.i 81 iofa s q lar
r etara in desla fuiah. durah-l u AMI drarrnarl
As can b nIlte m Ne Uu.ted sfsiel
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RlhAl Ed or sioien o. tise niehl Of tte san l.iy
- rom the psemifes a. 4. N. ffmpae. - snlies
she 'he nrek Ohuf d hEe. a large Bsf nofeE lg
.s.s ..s 81, years I'D, tlaca maze ard tsi - all
le tief On rchfad. lift lame IN lclI ind f,oi
"a s-sen- O1e hurd 81 dollars an 4 al -
eaesnser7 70 ne N NanhUile
49,, Z. 4. BRNTfEf.
-, y f.el.e Bquaia.
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pea;ed entirely plain, and he shOpld
pUrlue IS IA
When the president hsd finished, and
some conversation followed, we trsns>
acted orr business and departed.
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We are autherzsf - snaouuca GEORGE g.
kINNhl a. q caudidat1 for Aiferman, ih the
30 ond Ward. y.s-td
We are authouzsd 10 .ennouuca JAME8 SLOAN
a. candidate Tor AldGrnsu n the Third Wars, st
the nexteiecton. jy2i-id'
We are au.norszed 10 announce ROBERT
ThOhPaON a. q eaudldata i0f Alderman in the
First Ward. Election last saturiay m September
aug sth-tde.
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put IN heir houses. s fni .i b thlir m.aIr.I Io
ali tfi1re eoufTscuus flstNllFre. fari sn..f a.
iendon ali be iail s. o. msnufriula al .
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Every white male citizen of full age,
six months q resident in the State, and
every white male alien, of full age, res
ident in the United States one year,
who has declared his Intentions, may
vote, but mo negro, Chinsman or mu-
fskfon
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the first Of those enumerated which
absolutely makes color the test Of vot
ing, and in which slavery existed up to
q very recent period, gives the ballot
By ITS constitution Of 1874, to aeyery
white male citizen" of the United
States, Of full age, residing one year in
the State and FIVE months in the coun
", except that no soldier or marine
qaarteged therein shall acquire the
right and no pauper, idiot, insane per
son, or person consicted Of crime
which excludes him from being = wit
ness, shall vote.
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admits to the suffrage q every male cit
izen, Of fall age, who shall have been
ten days citizen, one year in the State,
four months in the county, and thirty
days in the district But no man Of
color shall vote unless he hss been
three years a citizen Of the State, and
for one year the owner Of freehold
worth S250, over membranes, or
which he shall have paid q tax, and he
is to be subject to no direct tax unless
be owns such freehold Laws are au-
thorizei, and have been passed exclu-
ding frtm the suffrage, persons convict
ed Of bribery, laoceny, or any infs-
nous crime, also persons betting on the
election. No person gains or loses a
residence by reason of presence or ab-
sence in the service of the United
States--nor in navigntion-nor as q
student in a seminarY--nor IN any asy-
lum or prison A registry law also
exists.
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gives the ballot to al persons, whether
white or black, who were freemen at
the adoption Of her constitution (lSlSl,
and subsequently, 10 EVERY Whits male
citizen Of the United States, of full
age, resident SIX months in the town,
and owning q freehold of the yearly
value of 81, or who shan have per-
formed military duty, paid State tax,
and sustained q good moral character
uitlIin The year This was amended
in 1s45 BY striking ont the property and
tax paying qualification, and fixing the
residence at one year in the State and
six months IN the town. Only those
negroes have voted in Connecticut who
were admitted freemen prior TO 1879
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which abolished slaVery by her consti-
tioD, adopted July 4sh, lT93, declared
IN her Bill Of Rights that eslIl freemen,
having sufficient evidence of common
interest with an attachment to the
community, have a right TO elect oiFi-
GERS and be elected into Office Byar-
tele Fl, Hevery man twenty-one years
Of age, who has resided one year in the
State who behaves himself quietly and
peaceablys ana who viii taKe an oath
70 vote 80 as in your conscience yop
shall Judge win most eoadnce 70 the
best good ofthe State may vote. Ia
Vermont therefore, - white man Is
ss good as a negro, if be behaves kim
self as well mot Otherwise.
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oKicers' Aeeoants made out and oaabei.
Quariarmastsrs' snd Ordnsnce aee0uai.
promptly made up b. r. TomPkius, ists
Major l4th regiment Illinois cavalry. Of
Gee corner Of Cherry and Cedar streets, uf
.taira.
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500, 900 superior Paving and Front Bricks,
% BE- sold IN any quantty, war; uied y be
unsurpassed By any 10 the market. al si
the once Of W. h. Cornelius, 40 Church
street, o. the yasd near the d Fair rGrounds.
aug4--if CoasgLICs 4 sHkFEhH.
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]. NJ. SHARPE's
Select Academy for Young Ladies
EBsEFIELD EENALE IssrIrrrr.

L oCATED To Nlss her N..,,,,. -
i Limited 70 i4eriy-Gte .i1v s-.3 s.. :. - -
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