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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-31

MRs. P~ARrISoToN recently gave her idea
of Sherman. Ike was reading a newsPa-
per, and suddenly exclaimed. bully for
Sherman"
Mrs. P.-"Ah, Ike, I fear he is a bad
man." -
Ike-"S,ripped and desoiased Caro-
line"
Mrs. Pr The brute"
Ike-"rhe rebels are in doubt whether
he is now going after Augusta, Florence
or Charlotte"
Mrs. P.--(wish a deep sigh Poor Mrs.
Sherman"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-31
Tho Freuchmnn md his C~ontrndic-
tion Drink.


A Frenchman on one occasion. in New
York. thinking to refresh himself with one
of the numerous fancy drinks for which
the United States are celebrated. deter.
mined to try a brandy cocktail :" and
walking into a bar-room, hethus accosted
the bar-keeper:
monsieur var-keeper. I rant Won leetlc
drink but Mon Dieu, l no can recollect
vat is re name"
The obliging bar-keeper arriving to the
rescue, said "A brandy smash, a cock
tail. or mint iulip, possibly"
The Frenchman replied: mo, it is not
re smash, OF re julip. or re tail of re cock /;
il is Won contradiction drink"
Contradiction drink said the bar
keeper. What is that :"
"Ah!" replied the Frenchman ; "you
no understand vot it Is I will tell you.
It is a leetle sugar, to make him sweet !; a
leetle lemon. TO make him sou ; a leetle
brandy. to made him strong /; a leetle water
10 make him weak"
"Oh!' remarked the bar-keeper ; "you
wan a brandy punch"
"Ah. yes, mine friend" said Monsieur;
Eat il vot it is; it is re d-n punch; l
no have recollect re name"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-31
Arr,rnl, md Departures.

ARRTvkLs.-By Pioneer Stage-John I
Can,abranna, W S Chapman. I Steel
Geo S Terry, Peter Ba,ru. PB Cornwell,
J II Nash, Mrs Nash. James Smith.
b. Overland Stage-Mrs J D Meow.
en-. B Nickerson. D Meribeth. Mrs S NJ
Beach. Miss Sarah Kinsdale, R N Lowe,
Mr. Stein. Mr. Ripley.
DEpARruREs.-By Overland Stage-A.
B Purdy, J A Brown. J LegGett.
As D. c. ADAMS has closed his labors
in behalf of the Methodist interests in Gold
Hill, and is about to take his departure
for his old field of labor in the Atlantic
States, he wishes to state to the public that
some $500 have been subscribed to-
wards purchasing a lot and erecting a
substantial church building-and also
that the amount so far collected on this
subscription. together with the net pro.
ceeds Of the Ladies' Festival held in June
last, in all amounting to 1922. has been
placed in the hands and left TO the di$po-
sal Of the Rev. Thos. r. Delhi. E. J.
Bryan. Levi Shepard and John Y. Ander.
SON. Trustees of the NJ. E. Church in this
place. ..H...
REcoRDER's CouRr.-Before Recorder
Meagher. Virginia, this morning: Mrs.
Dufie was ordered to be sent to the Hos
pital. being declared insane by the attend
ing physicians. VIM. Doe, drunk and
sleeping on the sidewalk, fined 80 and
costs-commirted for six days in default
of payment. John Lud, Chinaman, ar
rested for fighting. and fined therefor.
II. c. Williams. drunk and disorderly,
forfeited bail in the sun Of $50.
EASTWARD BorSD.-Rev. D. C. Ad-
ans. late pastor of the NJ. E. Church in
this place, together with his estimable lady.
leave this afternoon on the Pioneer stage
for San Francisco, from whence they in
tend to sail on the steamer of the 18th
September for the East. Mr.. Adams will
return TO Wisconsin, which State he left
for this coast less than a year ago.
SpRrNxLED H SrREErs.-The streets
at the upper end Of town were sprinkled
from the hydrants last evening. Can't we
have some wat turned on the streets
from the hydrants in the lower part Of
town. They need it, and should be wet
done here if there is water to be had.
Piano FOR SALE.-By reference to ad-
vertisement in another column it will be
seen that a 6ne piano is for sale on cheap
terms. The instrument is an excellent
one. and may be seen at Armory Hall,
where the Baptist Festival is being held.
Coop FOR HEALrH.-The fresh medi-
cines Of all kinds which are kept at Deans
drug store, under Odd Fellows Hall, in
Gold Hill,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-31

ANOTHER Projected RAILRoAD.-The
Copperopolis Courier, Of August 18th, says:
We are informed that a couple Of gentle
men arrived IN this place, a few days since.
10 inquire into the expediency Of extending
the La,robe Railroad to Copperopolis. Our
informant states that they are enthusiastic in
favor of the enterprise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-31
Ordinance No. ed.
Tpu.sad Au0u.t Of I665

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN oRDN.
n ance entitled IAN Ordinance 10 prevent
Chinese occupying dwellings within certain limits
10 Gold HILL passed August lSi. 1864.
SEoTIos i. Section Of saii Ordinance Ia here.
by amended 70 rs TO read a. follows: Section 2.
Any person or PERSONS. known m Chinese a.
aforesaid. on conviction Of q violation Of this Or.
dinance. shall he Hned not leSs than twenty dol.
lars nor more than five hundred dollars, which
fne may be enforced AZ in other eascG."
GEO. w. AYLSw0RTH, Pret't
q. G. kANTINO, CiSSk pro ten. ASA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-31
GILLIG, MOTT & co.,
tFlreproof Brick BuIldinss)
COR. G AND TAYLOR sTREETs,
Virginia.

OFFER FOR SALE, AT THE LOWEST
rates. Brass Goods, Stoves, Tin and Copper
Ware, etc. Orr stock will be found very com.
plete, having been carefully selected for this Mar
ket.
The following comprises a part. only. OF our
stockI ....
35o,0oo ros Bar Iron. round and square, all sizes.
$4,000 tbs Boiler Plato;
10000 tbs Sheet Iron
$4,000 tbs Shoe shape, all sizes;
1900 rbS Cast.Steel, Blister Steel. and Toe
Cork Steel;
Nail Rod, Band Iron;
5000 ros Track Iron:
5000 tbs Bar and Sheet Copper;
10000 fos Lead Pipe, various SizeIl
$4,000 feet Gas Pipe, / 10 3 incheiI
1000 feet I. r. Hose. all siros;
$50 dozen Hose Bibhs;
300 dozen Elbows and CouplinRS;
10000 Carriage Bolts, all sizes;
5000 Machine Bolts, all Iizead
GOO Globe Valves;
200 Anvils and Vices;
$50 Bellows, various sizes;
BlacksmirhS' Tools;
Scales. GrindstonsI;
400 Whcelharrows;
800 dozen Axe, Pick and sledgs Handles;
Coal.
1000 dozen Locks. Hinges, Butts;
Tacks;
Knives and Fork, SpOouH;
1000 kegr BlnstlnS Powder.
100 dozen Picks:
900 boxes Window GlasIi
White Lead, Boiled OIL:
Turpentine:
Borax
BuilIng Wire and Rope.
600 kegs Nails, all Ilzus
100 boxes Tin.
GILLIG, MOTT & CO.,
Corner OF C aud Taylor streets ..........Virgtnih
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-19

We copy, with satisfaction, the following
rejection Of the View York News BY the
Richmond Repuhlic.-"The Boston Evening
Transcript speaks Of ihe New York Daily
Views es q Journal which is plainly con
Quoted IN the interests Of the south There
never was greater mistake. The southern
people are responsible in ne way or shape
fer the uttsrsnees Of The Ness. OF any other
journal in the Northern ststes. Nor has !,
any sympathy with the sehool Of politician.
il the North which the News represents. a.
the nEtursl and good reason thst tb.v 40
not understand cur condition aud have no
real sympathy with ne"
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We lsid before the readers of the Union,
Sunday morning, Circular addressed by
Gen. Fisk to the Agent Of the Freedmen's
Bureau iorGiles county, Tennessee, furnish
ing him with instructions touching his du-
ties, and form Of contract adopted by the
Bureau, 10 be used in al cases in which con
tracts or, made With freedmen for the en-
suing year..
The Buresu DOES not propose 70 FIX the
price Of labor, but leaves that 10 beregulRted
BY the supply and demand; but it requires
wages to be secured by g lien upon thecrops
raissd, OF by her good securities, if the cir
eumstsHcss Of the employer are such Is 10
make i doubtful as TO his ability to meet the
contract
Whilst 30 5. the intention of the Bureau Ia
protect DE freedmen, il is equally i.s inten-
ton to compel them 60 fulfn their obliga-
ti0ns.
SewouId advise al interested 10 procure
a copy ofihe Circular. read Il carefully, and
preserve .i lor future reference.
The labor question j. one Of great import
snce 70 the people Of Tennessee. II any Of
them have had lingering hope Of keeping
the freedmen IN a state but little better than
slavery wholly dependent, and sub.
ieet 30 any cxactions which employers
might CHI ose &c imPose--they must now SEE
their error. The freedmen viii be pro
tecied by the e government, through the Blu
resu established for that purpose. This is
GVed fact. ThOse, who wish their services
must, Therefore. conform 20 ihe rules aue
regulations Hdonted by the Bureau. II thi
be done chceriully and an obligations hon
gstly sischugcd, Tennessee wills, m the eK
tent 81 her crops next year, show degre'
of prosperity, otherwise unattainable. w,
need butone years experience Of the adyau
tages Of free labor, under such a system a
thai prescribed by the Bureau, 10 bring or
der out Of confusion, ~ establish the prope
relations between the employer and the EN-
Pioyce, and 90 give assurance for the future
After that. an viii e. sell Tennessee vii
move forward more rapidly than she eve
did before, and soor become renowned for
her wealth. the Intelligence OF her people
and on that constitutes great State.
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Rnlargement Of the Union.

Theadvsrtsing patronage Of the UNlOs
has increased 50 steadily and 50 rapidly, We
have been compelled either to leave out,
daily, for some months past, about fur col
unns Of advertisements, or to reduce that
much the space assigned to reading matter.
We prsferredthe loss entailed by the f-rmer.
But that We may have sample room and
verge enough to accommodate both adver-
tisers and reaiers, we have enlarged our
sheet and reduced the size oftype employ ed
an the composiiion Of reading matter. This
viii enable re- 10 do justice to ell classes Of
our patrons.
The UxIoS has ever been a favorite with
the people Of Nashville and Middle Tennes-
see. Citizens end strangers have given it
their support, and placed it far ahead, in
point Of prospe ity, Of any newspaper estab-
lishsd in Nashville. We feel deeply CRATE
full for tbis mark Of appreciation, and take
This opportunity to assure the public that
We shah spare 10 pains 10 increase the value
Of our Paper.
The CSI,S was the first newspaper to
raise the standard Of the National Govern
Ineut in this city, after its occupation in
1869 By Nstior al troops. 4. gave the Ad-
Manifestation of President Lincoln steady
aud zealous support, UNFOLDING that Ia
ineuted patriot uuhinehingly in his great
experiment Of proclaiming freedom to She
slave, and sustaining all his leading meas
urss.ior the suppression Of the rebellion.
IN like manner It WI sustain President
Jobnson in his efforts, nov that the war 8.
over, 70 re- ore tbe late rebel States to their
proper places in the Federal Union; tC
MAINTAIN the freedom Of tbs former slaves
and, in all reasonable aud just measures Il
protect them in their right of life, liberty
and property. We believe it IS the desire o
the President to do right-tO elevate himsel
above mere party aud partial measures, and
be in practice IS well as in theory the Che
Magistrate ofthe entire nation. So believing
We shall give him no unstinted support, $,
long Is we can approve his course; anc
shHn be prompt to reject Whatever b,
may door propose, that we csnnot honestly
support
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-19
FRANK PARRISH'S
New Barber shop and BsfhIno Saloon

No. as Chsroh ST, opposite the Msson'c Hall
II ANINs Just removed into my new and comnao-
II dlous Sa'oon. ] respectfully announce 70 my
cid pstrons and the pubIic, that an now resfy .
~ enc 70 thgir wants in better style thsn ever
WIN an eKperence. IS q nrss-c'ass Barrier sd
haif-anesse', ci ioriy years. and with one Of The
most couu.o5 ous. eieEsut ani completely f-r-
nishea c7rsti hucuts q tae county. j am really
% claile'gt c11lpar sCn with arv sfu Tar shop E
the Eastern ei.ss- EHre ient BAL rs ready So 8 D
unes. N.al Naler-clcsets Cor ire use al Custo-
ulcTs atirchel 90 The premises fsiter ravseir
that n1ihns Sll = f1urd lsckrE Eirst class
aST~dressers snd bzrhers Aiwavs 9u stien dance.
heresiier ne shop vil De open NON 8 O'Clock 70
ocE on 1ua1ay lnorninc, snd p1iigtl 10 i--cr.
snsle-snW-i-&s FRaSK PARRISH.
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HOPE INSTITUTE,
For Young Ladies,
n7oRNERLY auNBRvA ooLLEeE1

UNHE frst Session or tbs Institution VII com
mence on NO NDAN, October I'd, 1866, and ter
ruinite on Thursday, June 2Sta, lSd6 It VII b,
under The mined ste supervision Of Mrs. C. Fan
ming assisted ty the Faculty Of Frsnkln Colle-e
and hy compe ent Feunslc teachers. The rurposs
al tae Bosrd O. Managers Is 10 atiord NoCng Ladies
TIE very test educational advantages,
Tie Session WIN consist OF two Terms, IS in
Frsnk ID College
EXrrysrs FEa TaRH; Board. washing, Fuei, ard
Lights sla0 Tuitcu. inc'ud.ng Nocsi Muse s.
10 S35; Instrumental Muse, SO; Use Of Ins.ru.
rnent, So Modern language, eacn, So Drawing
and paiutng. SO.
For nlrhoT iniorms1on, address T. flaming.
aanTa. FuF
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Atnt advertisements.
Notice 10 Shippers.

OFFICE GEN. SUPERINTENDENT, n. &C. RI
NASHVILLE, TEEE., Sep. 18th, 1855.
OWING TO the Western and Atlantic Railroad
" stn being tn the possession Of the Military au-
thorities, ell freights destined for points souh Of
Chsttsnoogs must be prepaid either there or ct this
point
Freghts for Knoxville are nov taken through.
Notice vii Be gwen As soon a. the Military au-
thorites relinQish the W. 4 r. R., snd arrange
ments are made for through Freights south.
WM. P. IRNES,
sepl9-t Gen Sup. n. 4 C. Railroad
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DANCING Academy.

ETIss ELIZA GOODWIN respectfully in "a
lNl forms the citizens Of Nashville and VI ~
cinity, that her Fall session Will commence -
on saturday, Eeptembsr 2srd, al O'Clock, p t4as
No boy over fftssn need apply. Visitors allowed
on Saturdays only. Terms invariably in advance
Bepls-lF.
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SU E Z e e e S
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!
TARRANT a Co:

TARRANT 4 Co:
Gentlemen = am resident Of Curacao, and have
been dispos. d TO write 70 you concerning the regi
value OF your SELIZER APERiENI as a remedy
for Indigestion snd dyspepsia. desire to EXPIRE 5
10 YOU my slcere gratitude for the great benefit the
Sc TIER has done my wife.
For four or five years my wife has be5r sadly
afflicted With Dyspepsia, and afer being under the
tetment Of several Doctors for two OF three years,
she was finally induced 10 sees the advice Of a
learned Pbyscisn, Doctor Cabialls, o. Nenezue.s,
improve ~ once and ~ nov pEttFEUFi-f " BILL.
feel it q be my duty for the good Of humanity 70
make this statement feeling thai medicine so val
liable should be widely known.
Trusting you will give this publicity, and repeat
ing my earnest gratitude aod thanks
am very respectfully yours,
s. d. G. HENRIQUER,
New York, June %, '65. Merchant, Curacao, S.A.
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We Ask

The 1ufsring mi lions IN our land to give this
remedy trial convinced That by its timely use
many mar b. relieved, many cured Of Dyspepsia
Heartburn, Sour stomach, Sick Headac' e, Dzz-
ness, Indigestion, lies, {, styeness, Bilious Al
tacks, Liver Complain S, Rheumatic Affections, &c
Resd The Pamphlet Of Testimonials with ea h bot
tie, and DO not use the medicine sgazst the advice
Of your Physician.
Manufactured only BY TARRAET & Co, 276
Greenwich street, New York
a8-For sale hY All Druggists. mAYi-ly
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DOCTOR McCILI
BOTAEIC PHTSIClD
L. rRE FRKATMEHT ~ - 49,
dROWNIgG BIZ WIZ
UTHFH STATES, AZ y
HAHHVILIaE, IEeN.aaA-

For further information p -
I the skiIful success in the te'.-.
disease. the reader is rsieFsa =.
rs TErsIyEUrIcs and MATEEi : /, I Z
two large volumes, late ed 81 ..li Z =
the best work in tie gn.. ...l. =
where you viii find Dr.. As5 =. -,
standing parallel with the =, n Z :
men Of the age in the trss NJ. :
eases Of women For al d'ss', -.
sdvertisement satisfsctioi Z ] =
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the following
chronic Uasa "a
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Notice.

A IL persons having claims against the estste Of
a J0ha B. LONry, deceased, are hereby NOTIFIED
70 appear sud file the same with the Clerk Of the
County Court Of Henry county, at Paris, on or be
fore toe LIST Day Of January, 1856, authenticated IN
the manner presented BY law. or the same VII be
forever barred the insolvency Of the estate having
been suggested to the proper authority.
W F. ENGLAND,
sepls-H3to Admir- Of said Estate
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Store for Rent.

rIHE store, No ~ Ruhlic SQUARE. thrte doors
North o. Cea-r sfrcet p icr rent stock a-d
Nrturts lor sale For particulars cau en- or adj
dress GOLDBERG a MAYER.
sspie-st No. a. Pubic SQUARE
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FRANKLIN COLLEGE
Tennessee,
Five Miles East Of Nashville,

A FTER a suspension Of four years this nsutu
"a ton has been re-orgal ize1, snd Will be ne
opened on MONDAY, October I'd, 1875.
The COLLEGE is favoraby Situated 10 a quiet
healthy section Of county y, and every facility wi
De extended tor the acquisition OF a sound pTactl
csl edu alton. The Course OF study will embHc,
Ancient a. Modem LsnGu ges Mathfm mates, As
tronomy. and Civil EnUat ernE; Natural Phioso
phg Chemistry, ana Nsturai history Mental and
Mora Science; Ancient and Modern History, anc
Civil Polity Rhetoric, AMI Englsh Literature
Elder T. FAsNISs, assisted hY Professor. j. d
PlcEett, Professor A. J. Fam ng and other ahle
and expeuen ed Edurators, will have the imme
oisie u1anags Of the Institution.
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Under 7. Farming. emtrac NJ gucultural Chem
istry. Nstlrsl History, and the practical manage
nest q the Farm snd The Garden, will be connect
ed with The Co lcge.
The eession IS rsnklu Col eye vii consist o. two
Terms; Tho first viii begin Oc-oter 2d, 1865, and
end February "a d 1885 the second VIII begin
February l5th snd end June 2Sth 1895.
Expenses per Termt Bosd Rooms, Fuel and
Washing, Sis, TuilCn In College, $50, Tuition IN
Prepsraiory Department, So; Vocal Music, s.
JauItor's Fee s..
Eor Circulars, CONTAINING further information, SD
ply 10 7. Fsnu'ng or proiessorJ j. u. Pickett Nssh-
vile, Tennessee. sepl2-ftr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-29
Paving Notice.
.Ea eu esAomgs@ate eo0Aelrwsrgqo1.


f9lnaG91l 9nl JCITY fULEKK S OFEiCEadlt
IWSl edT CoLUMBus. Ohio. September Q, ,ls6S.}s
Notice is hereby given. that proceedings have been
10 institutedn City Council of Columbus for
making the efpllO@ipg impr0 r0yehents, tcsyit. NJ,
saFor arsliugand paving the .unpayed sidewalks,
cutters and crossings on Mound street. from Front
Street west 70 tie Canal: ,1H ,s1sl'l5 yDnSy
For building thirty inch brick Sewer In North
bPublic lane from Third street TO Fourth streetf
LtFor building afpur, foot brick Sewer in Fsurth
street. from State street 10 Broad street.. -
n Fof grading and paving the uhpaved sidewalks,
cutters and cfossines and grAveling the way on
Rich street. from High street to theScieto river.
|lo Eor grading and paying the u1psyed SIDEWALKS
the crossing upon HighstIeetnpl sidi 10 sIni
iiFor erading and paying ToWnstreet. from Front
Tor SuiiSS SS Sss lnch brck Sewer id Far
alley, from Gay street 70 Spring street. Z sW9a
The same to be done In aucordance with plnts apd
and filed in the Office Of the City Clerk,
,eA persons eIaiming damages oI asccaHt 20 of said
clSinisin The Office offhe Clerk, in writing on or
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ssy 5SsEfa 81 4itfSSW lssS
septs-d4wltaw City Clerk.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-29

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LIQUID Gatarrh Remedy

A single Bottle will last n month.
..., 10 be used three times n dav.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-29

s1ol OFFICE OHIO PENITENTIARB.l 10
9lllGot GoLUhBus, September goth. 1855. aatl.J
9CEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE
D.boeised at thisooice until nchIGq 10 bg015
Wednesday, October 18th, 1s05,
At9 O'Clock P. M. TOR the labor Of about THIRTY
900NVI0TS fonfiye years orless-o Shcpyoem fur
Rshsa and discipline maintained al fhs efPepse s *
sTBiddsfs viii specify the kisd of labor. the NUS
berof men, the price per dsg foril labor and tho
ampuutof shop room required, no l.n1sY "a
IeBiddsrs ssch be required 70 give bond at tbe
time 6f nahg their proposal, in the Suia iof One
Th0nbdud Doll lars 900. with good security, doi
yditioned that Ia cae Of tno qf their bid
they will enter into contract with the Directors
and Warden according 70 law and the ters OF their
The Directors and warden reserve the right TO
detefnine what branches Of business will hezt sub
serve Of the Stas, aud tend 70 prpuote
sccGsdingly IN eir acceptance Of proposals -
-i,.9 ~, JET JOHN Al. PRtNTI0Ey wAfdshy
aySRSE aySSHRS HbaSa BEbEs prrssssrs as s.p
moi HE. PARS0HS.> hseglaa1s septah dtdI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-29
: 23F4EMBER '29,,dse5,.' :
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SPEECH

From the GAINESVILLE Signal Of Sept Hth.l
We present to our readers below syn
Dpsis of the speech delivered at Brush''
Grove yesterday, by, General George w
Morgan. Read and ponder its truths: