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Election Notice.

MEETING OF THE sTOChHOLbERs az
a thr ssNarhrIlla Commercial tnsursn-- Co.. !.
called q ~ one nf Ne CQmuany o. Nsnlfs,
May ii, iss1. = elfet eieFsn Dire t1rs d !. -
tho ensting tEeiFa fnodtns
ApfIs-tl =. G. NcsNRY. see'y
For so Xss %sS { standard Re
"ur. 5Eayne'a I1upound syrup W1H Charrv
pr. Sway s.s compound sFrlp Mid Charre
"Df. ssayne's Campound tyfup Wild Chsrry
fhouzahds q cases q Fuimonary uissusss. a.,
have hetiee sFery eErsdisui d human aziH
have been pernanenly curesi y iiaa %
aiauta1f remedy. ~ Vr1Fs lhfs s4eas
uor ~ have esrfih -allrsof rnra7s III
extraordinary tllai skepucs ars
I'D % feel inrrstnlous q
Ele'r truth. No reuls-
d haae ever beeuuf
iarei thaf can
compare
si'h MS graf origiSai Wa casTEy CompoglI =
curnz
ssyero Coughs. nlood spstaaa.
asthfna, khoopng Coush.
onfhti's a eak Nerves.
Nouslmpuqh Liver ComT ainL
sofe Throat Pains, SIDE, Breast a.
ant All complaints of pulmonary iiaiu q. It. 49,
De- sure - hr.ng haslth nd return-ng uECr 10 ths
weak ani iaEguid rama
Prepared ouiy D ~. sEayus s1n. SO N0Fth
aHth street, Phls1elphlA- sd n
W. 40 N.sntfh, lrusEitta,
Cor. Churrh aud fins Streets hishs.La.
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W. NJ. WARD,

u-a's L. Col Ir,A otao)
- TITO RNEN AT Law.
once ct Ohio stalS Agsns,,
Horth Cherry strsst, scar he Pos. Oaes.
Dsrt3 -3ms
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PHOTOGRAPHS;

he batter D. .Gg under the =p-cisl supervision Of
Ir. Hal himself, whose TLHo.rath- have Lg@n
Justly l.hrIt" 10th North aud Utl
Rlth'h4 i-cii ies for makIag z rst elias w1gs. We
WI gul az &c F,Elrct 1il.- HUol. SPEC "a att n
u11 UI 10 gF~u g" large i't0'.-rlpha, ai .ru r-
CnlyrIu OIl. or soy.
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Carte de Visite,
CP TO
LIFE SIZE.

Ths Rooms have been Cited up slth all tls mod
elm imprsveI eats via out @, g.ri 10 exp@u-s, b &
eith The view making tirs' lsss esiaidi-hIdeul
lrera sTe two Operatux Rooms q f.r AH35-s-
tAur-- d OF. Il I.r
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ONLY LOAN MARKET

now offered y ,ss Government sBi g is conn
dendy expected r.-5 "a auy-r'1s sfTznJssss VII
mak- B.. la5
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Note Of ~ Ite dgn1u naJons u4ulei All p,
promptly furnished upon rzrefl; Of sut-orf .ioss.
This the
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Mr. Thomas offered q ll3 MAKING
only loyal citizens vote each PEGS.
offering ms vote to take Uhe .uttn, ulu-
GERS 10 take the same oath. voters, or
persons elected, Couiessing III ir sTti-
Cipati0n IN Inc rebellion. may have Jug
franchise returned 90 them hy tine Gov
cruor, thgy paying fee and such fine as
the Governor may iuhsct, the Governor
10 prescg.b- the form Of as lh, 70 violate
winch shall De punished 10y from ten %
twsnyyear 8 I'M the peEiJogtarY Pass
ed FIRST tmc AMI referred 10 he judi
ciary committee.
By Ir Doughty. To complete the
Knoxville and Kentucky railroad, /
extending the time ten yasrs Passed .
fast reading.
By Nr .ae 0hiy8l. Topr0E.bit rebels 4
from nol4faS oiuca, when they have
eeen ID ar-as, aided IL getting up the 4
repel.i'rr spsakug publicly or private 4
" IN lis SAVIOR, inducing persons 10 en- I
list or who Ird when the L. S. armie-
entered the State. Where suca upr-
sons are ~ office, those offices are
hereby declared yacaut-those who /
having been with tie rebels have since I
ASNa wan AAA' q. e. az - rHAl-ll DC Ice
OF this Disqualification Ot this bill-ull Z.
officers elected must swear .heY never
aided the rebellion By writing speak
ing, inducing 60 enlist or otherwise Al
fori.nE assistance 10 the rebellion. 4
Passed a first reading
The bA. raising Judges raluies was (
called 0p, and The Sd section consider
ed Tins section amends s,clion 1876
Of the code 80 50 20 add 10 the fees OF
ihe Comptroller OF State q salary OF
5000 Lost ayes 81, Eays Al
The 4th section adds % per cent al.
vance On ali fees 10 clerks OF cucuiL
and county courts, Justices
OF the peace, sheriGs, co-oners and /
ooustables, except when acting on com
missions isom the State
At,er many amend menss and e on.
Aderauons this section was rejected
ayes -. noes 30
hr. Hood moved TO postpone the
"a, "a. llieT confederation OF the bill unuI
/" ,"dnesday next Lost-ayes IS. noes
lie tAon moved 10 consider IN an
monday next Lost-ayes &c noes "a
The bill WAS then put on lie fin Al r,s-
ssge Il was so cut down by amend /
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EG~uNivERSAL SUCCESS;
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NJ D. JosAs, S,s'y

81 % aNAArB t'-N -
Nashville, Memphir, aud all other pan, ~,
are requested to Pubish the above proceed.
iBFs.
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Old Th 2 atre.
Lecture.

Doors oDen st u &, g. Perio: mnnoe Il
renee precisely az - O'Clock. a.
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House, OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
SATURDAY, April ., 1853.
MORNING SESSION.
The House met at o'clock, no cIer
gymen being present, business was 81
once proceeded with
RESOLUTIONS
by Mr. Steele, To print loo copies %
the report OF the Secretary OF State on
the census OF Tennessee, Adopted.
COMMITTEE GEgcET5.
Mr.. Fuzsu reported on petition Of
private character and the committee
was GIgChafged
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-22
An interesting ReminIseence.

At q recent campaign meeting in Sciota
county, General Z. C. Schenk was the lead
ing speaker, and in opening his address he
INDUCED in a very interesting and suggest
i've reference to some scenes of which he
was reminded by his present surroundings.
he said:
The gentleman who first addressed you
(OoL. Hurd) I remember we'll to have first
seen when We met upon the summit Of Big
Mount Sewell, in West Virgins, in the
fall of 1861, and there in the cold, dismal
storm, sat watching the enemy on the OPP
pOsite mountain ridge. 1 find here also q
worthy young man who wAs with me in
the hour of misfortune when, attempting
to obey the order given 10 cross the Poto-
mac, probably shed for his country the
first blood drawn from any soldier in Ohio.
1 find here men and officers who were with
me in the Valley of the Shenandoah, with
me in the South Fork, in the Valley of the
Potomsc, at the second Bull Kun, over the
Blue Ridge. And 1 am inspired, as you
too are, by the music of 8 band which
last heard on 9 hotter day than this, and
when hotter missiles than the chances from
the bright eyes of the ladies before me, few
thick and fast through the air.
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On the 22d the Wimbledon meeting,
which has been q great success, terminated
with She presentation of prizes and q re-
view. Private ShsrmRn, Fourth West
York, when he came forward to receive
the Queens prize represented by a silver
tea service and 3 purse was warmly
eheered. The review the Duke Of Csm.
bridge ~commsnding) commenced about 8
O'Clock. About so 900 people were present
TO witness it. The total number on the
ground was II, S32.
The Prince of Wales, one of whose titles
is the Duke of Cornwall, has been visit
ing his extensive Cornish estates, accom-
panied by the Princess. Dressed in min
ers clothes tney went down the Botaliach
| tin mine, which is one of the most remark
able mines in England. Its surface work
inRs are carried out N the cliffs near the
Lands End, and the underground work
ings are under the sea, whose rolling In
rough weather msy be heard over their
heads by the miners while they are pursu'
ing their toll
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DAILY LEADER


Characteristic Letter from Governor
- BrOWBlOW.
ABOUT JOHN BELL-THE CLASSES WHO oP-
FosB BRowELOW.
The following letter from Governor
BrownloW appears in the Knoxville Wig.
NASHVILLE, August 5.
Rev. DR.. Sehon, after an absence at the
South for aome time, has returned, and Is
on his way 70 Washington in search Of
pardon. He talks like q man of sense, and
admits thst he did not act like 3 man Of
sense when he Joined in with the rebellion.
The Doctor is thoroughly subjugsted, and
intends TO make 8 good citizen from this
out
1 have had q long interview with John
Bell. he isteu years older, in appearance,
than when the war began. His teeth are
out and that affects his speech. His hair
and Whiskers are very gray, and he is very
much stopped, and leans upon his staff like
an old man is expected 70 do. l treated
him very kindly. He talks very freely
shout the rebellion, and in opposition to It
He SAYS the sectssioniss in the South are
all ~lunAtlcs, without any lucid intervals
thst is 70 say, they are crszy sll the time.
I believe it is 9 principle in law, that if 9
lunAtic have lucid intervals ct times, he is
responsible for acts perpstrsted in those in
tervals. And medical writers say that lu-
nstics without lucid intervals are incurs-
bic.
accompanied the old gentleman to the
headquarters of General Thomas, and after
a short but agreeable interview with the
General, we went to the Office Of the Pro
vost Marshal-G General, where the old gen.
tlemsn took the amnesty oath, and placed
himself right on the record.
Thoee who sre so greatly displessed
with my course as Governor, and who see
such revolving doctrines in ny editorials
and proclamstions, are Of the following
nine cases out of ten
l. They are rebels and have been guilty
Of trying to destroy the federal govern
ment.
2. If not rebels, they are rebel sympa-
and have kin involved in the rebel
lion, and my teachings have not aided in
heir release.
3. Last of all they are persons who have
their dear negroes, and they are out
with the federal government and ct
with all who 90 not regard Lincoln's
emancipation As unconstitutional and con-
TO Gods werd
W. G. BBowNLoW,
Editor Wing.
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Illness Of Edwin Forrest.

[From Inc Wilmington Chronicle august "a
It is with sincere regret that We learn of
the continued illness of. the distinguished
trsgedisn whose name heads this article.
For many years he has labored to improve
and elevate his profession in this country,
and his tffJrts have never failed to call
forth the hearty plsudits of an admiriDg
and sppreciative public. In his remsrkA.
BILE im~persenaticns of the great characters
of Shakespeare he has had but M equal
and no superiors. As q thoroughly Iesd
student of the Bard he stands d~eservedly
biqn, and SIS q liberal patron Of the arts
Edwin forrest will long be held in remem-
brsnce. We hope oon to be sbleto chron-
icle his complete restoration to health and
vigor, and bis early resumption of the sock
and buskin,
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Mysterious Disappearance ola Young
aadw.

lady H..##"
From the Troy Press, Auguss 16.1
Considerable excitement exists in. Glenn's
Falls and vicinity over the mysterious dis
appearance of q young girl whose parents
reside q short distance from that villsge,on
the road leading to Saratoga. The name
of the father is Lewis J. Young. Last
Wednesday the eldest of four children,
Agnes, 8 bright pretty girl o sixteen years,
was sent by her mother to get an egg from
8 turkey s nest some twenty or thirty rods
from the house. The nest vas on the Dor
der of a deeply wooded ravine, which
stretches for some distance up the south
bank of the Hudson river. Between the
house and the woods a slight knoll or ele-
vstIon intervenes. An hour elapsed, and
another, and still the girl did not return
from her errsnd. The family at length
became alarmed, search was made, but
nothing could be found of the missing girl.
Wednesday Eight the woodswere thorough
ly searched, but to no effect. Thursdsy
morning the intelligence was carried ia
every direction, the community round
about aroused, and the search commenced
in earnest For three days it was kept up
but all to no avail. The egg, found broken
and lying on the ground q few feet from
the nest alone gsv5 evidence that Agnes
had visited that locality. When she left
she had on her every day clothing, and
was without cloak, shawl or extra clothing
of any description. Although every effort
had been made up TO Sunday night noclus
had been found to the girl or her where
abouts. 1t is believed she was kidnapped.
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The following pretty incident is said to
have occurred in the New York Central
Park:
Yesterday, near the music stand, 8 dan
dy was lounging A portion Of the over
ture TO t'Semirsmide" struck him as famIl-
lar, and with execrable taste and as execrs-
bic a voice he commenced humming it.
"Damn your said an attentive listener
near aim. HD.d you refer to me the
dandy inquired. 'Oh, no, SIR said the
other 81 but cursed the band whose loud
plsying prevented nv hearing your sing
inc" Amid q roar of laughter the dandy
vamosed.
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Dr.. 0 y,

Ohioe-ll9 Seneca street. 5 few doors from Superior,
up stairs, opposite the City Hotel.
R5-Omos hours from 3 70 Il and from 2 to 5 O'Clock
Daily OSundaYs excepted } jAn17
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d M.=nIGHf EXPREe8eg1gng
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r-nqsmenia have bean made 70 run he tBsln1 q
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TIE HARLEM ROAp.
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- Dr. R%.GOODALE'S
GhThnKH
RE NJ DY.
AND MODE OF TREATMENT IS
THE ACME OF PERFECTION,

II p~enekEatea the c ambush of
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Il aIIeVIafes more agony and g1lent
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Il oures Hay, Rose and PariOGie Ca
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DE-. Il. GOOdAIe is known thr0HEhOut
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Dr. GOOdaIe's Pamphlet ON Catarrh
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Price 81 90. Send . stamp for pampblss-
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IMPOR TANT TO LADIES-Dr. Har.

IMPORTANT TO LADIES@Dr. Har-
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cy, although saft At any other time, . miacaTriage
would be the result.
Nach box contains 90 pills. Price 81.
DR.. HARvETs TRHATIsB on Diseases Of Females,
Pregnancy, Miscarriage, Brrrenness, Steaility, Re-
prOduc ION, and Abuses OF Nature, and emphstical.
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Jeff. DAVIS HAS BEEN CAUGHT,

Jeff. DAVIS HAS BEEN CAUGHT,
The war lie now about played out,
Great changes have been wrought,
Our gallsng boys are coming home;
Jen Davis has been caught.
Huzzai huzBal now hang your banners cut
HuzzaI huEzsl let all the people shout.
The way the rebel chief was caught
Is lAughsble indeed;
BE tried to run in pettiooats,
But he did not succeed.
HuLza huzza hang all your banners out,
JEFF Davis has been caught, let every one now
shout.
Our boys did think It very strange,
woman should retre't
With . great bowie-knifoi in hand,
Until they saw his feet.
HuzzaI huzzal our boys have got COED sense;
'TwiIt gaiter shoes and stOgy boots they know
the difference.
Oh, crInoline, we think you hne,
For you would not conceal
TIE flying rebel President,
When he did show his heel.
Huzza huzzaf there's nothing half so me
To show . foot and ankle of, Iik, well raised
crinoline.
Your days are numbered now, old JeH,
You surely cannot hope,
Or have 9 better end In view,
Than the 81 d Of . stout rope.
HuzzAl huzza Jef Davis has no shoe;
In settling up all his accounts, Just keep hi
crimes In view.
Tho boys who caught Jeh DaVis,
Well welcome one and all,
And treat them to q fine new suit
At ISAAC'S UGION HALL
Huzzal huzzs | fling the starry banner out,
Our gallant boys are coming home, let all the
people shout.
The Largest and Best Stock OF Fashionable
Clothing in the West, at the Lowest Prices, at
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Sole Agency for the sale Of Singer's Celebrated Sew
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para@t A --1 NJ
Strong Cor. Superior and Union streets.
Look out Tor the Giants. my25
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MEDICAL.
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Infsllible in Correcting Irregularities, Re
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that condition, IS the proprietor assumes no re-
sponsibility after the above Admonition, nlthough
their mildnesI would prevent any misehief 10
health, otherwise the Pills are recommended.
Price, Sl,OO per Box. Six Boxes $500.
Solo In Cleveland by MeIsra. BENTON 3 DUN
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supply Dealers, and send the Pills conhdentiaIly BY
mall on receipt OF 500, or address
8 d. HOWE,
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DIR. DzHARTS
STATES HOSPITAL

Private Medical DlSpenSarY,
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Near the Michigan Exchange Hotel.
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there there Is no uncertainty about getting reneli
but where evsry enc Of such cases are oure9 Pon.
tbJs instftutiou By which ths minds Of the young
arc poisoned and they thereby ruined
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Married or single, requiring q Female Regulator
Ihould enclose one dollar and three postage stomPsI
and nv return mail they will receive, with inh III
~reotions. the only reliable Female Regulator Use.
This Regulatory fast becoming the faTorite oilaoles
everywhere, simply because is aeton u ~
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obstruotions from colds and any other cause.
All correspondence strictly conndential; LeItsrs
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moor. every Saturday afternoon, from 3 TO P. n.
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~PBILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE

- 0LAOSO& ~ AAOA
The Proprietors Of the New York Museum Of AnAt.
envy have determined, regardless Of expense, 70 Is
sus tree flor the bsneht Of suffering humanity, and
suppression At quackeryl four Of their most inter
ussing and instructive Lectures on Marriage and ita
dlsqualihcationa, Nervous and Physical Debility,
Premature decline Of Manhood, Indigestion, Weak
ness or Depression, 1mpotenoyI Loss Of Energy and
Manly Power; the great Social Evil, and those
BaIsdies which result from youthful follies, ex-
oeasea Of maturity, and ignorance Of PhyHioloU
eud law Of nature.
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-22

IS-THE BRIDAL CHAMBER-An
Essay Of Warning and instruction for Young Men.
Also, new and reliable treatment for Diseases Of
. Urinary and Sexual Systems. Sent free, in
sealed envelopes. Address DR.. J. skilin HOughton,
Howard Association, Philadelphia. Pa. nys:RA