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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-06
Withdrawal of wirz's Counsel

WASHINGTON, August 28.-The reason
assigned by those ought to know, for the
withdrawal of the names of Robert E..
Lee and several others from the charge
of conspiracy with Wirz, is that these
persons are actually or constructively in
the custody Of the Uuited States, but not
on trial. 1t was seen from the time MIR.
Baker entered as counsel that he would
not long enjoy amlcable relations with
the Commission, and on repeated occa-
sions sharp words passed between them.
To-day he, together with his associate,
Schade, withdrew. This is the second
time within week that Wirz's counsel
have deserted him. Wirz was very
much hurt at this, and imploringly said
to Mr.. Baker, You might stay to help,
and you should not mind, even if the
Court does sometimes 0verrule you.' In
the absence of other counsel it now de-
wolves on Judge Advocate Chapman to
see that he has fair play.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-06

these facts of violence are becoming
more frequent. He, therefore thinks
prompt trial and punishment, by Mill
tary commission, the only adequate reme4
dy for the evil.
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Bank Robbed at Weilinston.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 29.--The Yelling
ton National Bank, Wellington O., was
robbed last night of from $4,000 to
100000 Government Bonds. all special
deposits. Property Of the Bank was mob
touched. No arrests have been made
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-06
4S Cne 1reaU o1uret1c.
HET T,MBOLDeS
HrouLr CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract SarsapariIla,

For purifying the blood removing all diseases arising from
excess and mprudence in life, chronic constitutional dis
eases arising from impure state Of the blood and the
only reliable and eectua known remedy for the cure Of
scrofula scald Head Salt Rheum Pains and Swelling Of
the Bones Uceraohs of the Throat and Legs, Botche
Pmples the Face Teter Eyspelas and oil scay erup'
tlons Of the skin, and beautfylng the COMPLEXION.
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backs. BY the terms of contract with d,
first engrsvers Of greenbacks plate the die.
were to be given up TO the Treasury Depart
ment when il chose to take the manudetur,
Of currency into its ouu hands
Secretary Chase and Fesseuden made de-
mauds for the plate during their tenn Of
Office, but neither succeeded in getting hold
Of all the stock and consequently did not
pay for the plates. Upon the accession Of
Mr.. Mccullough to the Secrotarv-hjp. the
engrayers made demand up5n him forpay-
ment, alleging that they had delivered at
the stock. This allegation was denied iu o.
counter report from On, Printing Bu-eau.
although it seems by some chiraucrv. the
report never fell uujsr the eve ofthe Secre-
tary, and all transactions bstuerli OUTSIDE
eHgravers and the Treasury Department
were closed aud settled by tbe raymen. o.
the claim.
The new Counterfeit note is made o. the
back Of a five per cent interest note OF tho
same denomination. tbs scroll and lathe
work Is alike, with the exception Of the CEN
tral portion where the iutersst Is computed.
The lettering Of The computation IS counter
ieuei, the balance Of the back it is believed
has been printed from the missing 3 fort'ou
Of the stocks which has some ho7r come iu-
to the POSSESSION Of the former. This luu-
ion isshared by an experts In che Treasury.
Some think the spurious plstes u4y have
been obtained by the Appleton Fn,e-s oil
transferring.
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The Progress OF Reconstructed ai Oh,
Enufh


Gen Meade. it Is said. has mrde O. sat s-
factory report 90 the government Of D re-
viving sense Of political and social duty
throughout the Southern section ol Dis dc
department The report ia qucstiol rs t' bs
made the basis for % reduction ofth- aNou ]
army atseverl points iu Virginia ausl n rib
and South Car0Iua. For the tma 10 F of
great consequence 90 the white, moi jess
than the black population of the sou H. chat
there should De- military luusdisi uu over
disputed cases between the emgneip1 ed
slaves and their late masters. Eus theau
thority Of these Pecial courts, it Gen. Mca .c
correctly estimates the sentiment oi tae rasi-
dent population, viii not require tb uIpu b
of amy large force And there -eeus 90 De
on all hands an accumulation OF egIIoute
showing the existence of di-post.HH Oh. be-
part Of employers and employed Oh make the
best of their new relationship. Herein,
therefore, lies the main argument o Justi-
fication for the Executive method f. o.
slructi0u. The return of the la ei.sar.U o.
o. duty has 10 be met, as the Fresdsst pro-
poses 90 meet IL, by extending cJHti,Het to
them. How much is implied 10 tat word
c0Hf8-Hec the honest citizens of the uth
now begin to discover, as they about
finding their way back into the Iui.1--
" T. Times.
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An Attack upon the President bJ a
Radical

The New YyrE National Auti-S.aycry
standard. Of September l6. makes fierce
attack upon president johnson. The stand
ards leader, which a headed "While Re-
construction" ." opens a follows:
..This isa vIf.e mans country, and By
Cad. while. sH President DO hall be- white
mans Government To IS M such words
iDbunngu and atbaistlc worIs-that Andrew
johnson. within few days, has announced
his convictions and policy. They were
srokeu TO Governor Fletcher, OF Al souri-
The President has taken just one hall of the
celebrated declaration of oeuetal sherman
I'm his letter To- Colonel Bowman. Sherman
did not hesitate t1 lvow his contempt for
tie negro and his belief that the white man
or,rbt 10 rule the country; "5ut,' added the
rrest soldier. elf you invite the negro 90
baIu save the country, then you give Nun %
claim t1 help govern DO gl7n. The hand that
d~op- the rausset has right o. grasp the
baIiOt'f But Andrew Johnson, lacking, a-
sherman lacks, the conscience which should
imreI him t1 recognize the manhood of the
negro. lack sIso The honesty of sherman,
and though he knows the negro has saved
the RepublIc, resolves 90 give hum no snare
in its Government. The announcement OF
HIS purnoze is but the reaching OF the point
whittier he has been tending since lhe hIst
fatal stem of bis administration North
| Cs~9lira r-reTamaUou. Do is putting into a
cruuTe oflues the peecl of a column made
] Monday to the Southern delegations 90 the
White House. It is taking Oh the mask Oi
rasnset for state rights ulder which be has
| heretofore sheltered his reconstruction poli-
| cv. and reveals that policy IA ITS hid2ou7
/ dafrrmitv. based upon Andrew johnson
| own persauaI hatred Of the negro--he Do
t-e3 of the .uoc- white of Tennessee for
/ r-re whose industry, moral worth, mauh-
! ness. and capacity .1r development msde lt
/ even in slavery, O. perpetual reproaeh 70 lh'
class from which the President sprung
/ Outgrowing his caste in many things, ne na'
/ not outrrowu dts hostility % the bisck-
The standard proceeds 20 charge upon
/ the President "ilsIucerItv and dupLcity u
/ dealing with his own Commits lguor Genera
/ s.hurzI nirhl5zs1ess Co his party, beTaya
/ Of the Interests 0t the EepubIc, ana meas
uraIe=s iucrautuie Co the black race. INT
editor Of the Standard saws tha. Gentrs
| schurz told him the u .rht before he starte.
| thas he was sent South % examine into lh
/ working of the Pres dents rce9nstrlcuoi
| policy. and report upon it according U ln
| facts. tIat lf wa- comfy au eNTerime eui-
The Standard charges tlat lhc Ete-la-l
viii use an bis influence 20 lfeEaA uIo'
Congress to recu-L-e h'- Ie' 'e
/ States, aId says 81.
"Au eminent HuHu. t-0.--sN-y pa
umatC with the way e, ""-A.ls.oA . pa
tics. told us tha wraE i-al '-5 au.et
this Presidential plot PSI N.-iaod more '-l1
WTs-srran tHs Standard spesEs of Jh
! s--,-I- -s -'r.t.--r.s -Er Union only Co ru-e Do
re-euaetfn- slave codes, aHi OH ihat -.Fl %
I thing
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Mallory.

The Richmond Republic, which recently
lperpe.rated the aute-abituary Of Judah p
Benjamin, now very neatly Peri5-ms Oh,
same office for Mr. Mallory, late sscrsur,
of what there was Of the rebel navy. Td,
Republic describes him as an amiabie gen.
tlemsu, sort Of handsome 6gurs-head ot
a man-of-war, but nothing else
"NIr Mallory had a speciality, hJveve-,
which kept the public from entirely sisbe
hevIug his existence. To was a sJrsu-d pa. .-
sion Tor creating rams, and then aHer cou-
timing them for while, and being Uua bIe
% deliver them, offering them up q. burnt
0terugs. He wss always bui ding aud
always burning rams. He woUd have
made an admirable Secretary Of the
Navy in the inland German IriucipHi'y
that G0the speaks of, whose military
force consisted OF one Colonel, six o.iccrs aud
two privates. He might have h-d the
same position with advantage iu lrus-iu
down 20 the acquisition OF her single sap %.
of KEEL He might even have ausac ci il-
a lord of the admiralty in Englaui, at n
time when 10 was the custom t0 order "a mid
shipman 90 report for duty Co O ship that was
on the stocks, snd which was So long in
building that the yOuugstar generally bee
came an old man, with 8 d-zeu children.
before she vas ready for sea. For dry
dock department OF any other department
Of a sawdust charucte-, he would have been
the right man I'M the right place. In the
position thst he actually hold. b. eutitcI
himself 20 o. pension from the United ates.
It would be entirely useless, however, for
he Government TO release him Do they
expect him 10 take the trouble 9, walk out
Of prison. To is impossible 90 disIod-e him
from any place, except by his owa ayoute
process with Confederate rams-of bloEiae
him up. Nothing but the explosion chat
sent up the Coufederacy could induce him to
travel from this location
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ArToRNEYs Ar LAW.

IAMPBELl McEUEN GROE.BECK, Attor-
' news 81 Law and ClarI Agents, practice u Oh
TIE g urts. J7leciIaus promptly arteuder to
sIs0 claims agaip-i the Unit "a states and Vouchers
collected Othce u North Cherry street, I'D stair
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BANKERS AND BROKERs,

OTIS, x. A-AtioTney and Councillor at L.,
" Office 4s56 Cherry ST.; T. o. Box Tis
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Geld and Silver Watches
GOLD PENS, CHAINS,
Bracelets, Rings. SETS of JewIery &c.

FEIO he disposed Ct a. ONE DOLLAR eseh
1 without regard TO Value and not to be pall for
until yOu know shat You are to receive
Our inducements are the greatest ever offered f0r
Chlunng good jew Try at low prces
Certificates ui sl the srtlcles named IN our CIrru-
lar are put into envelopes, scaled up, and mixed,
and when ordered, are drawn, without regard 20
choice, and sent by mail, tree OF expense giving an
q f5r chance. 10 viii then be- az yonr option 70
send one D5iia- or the article CT not; SATlsFAC-
IION Us GUARANTEED IN all eases. and a. there
are NO BLANKS Il IS lmpcss ble tor any one 20 re-
ceive less thsn the yslue Of their money
our List comprises $4,000 articles valued ri
from S. 10 SIS eaeh cInsistinE Of Gents ana Ia
CIes' 6old and liver Hunting Oased watches, Aii-
mature Magic S8Tug and snsp Locke s, Oya' aud
Chased Gold Bracelets. Gold Pens with silver
mounted Ebony holders, Sold Pens with Silver ex-
tension cases anu pencils, Gold Tooth and Ear
Picks, Chased and Stone set Rings, Bosom studs,
Sleeve Buttons (yarely OF styles,l California Iia-
mOnd, Solitaire Snd Cluster Pins, Gents' Masonic
Pms spd Rings, ladies' Belt Buckles. Gold Thin
hles, Coral, Opal, Jet ard Pearl sets tf ladies'
Jewel y, variety oi styles o. Esr Drops and Broo b.
cs, Chate aine and Long Guard Chains. Gents Vet
and Neck Chains, q, "a and Jet Revolving rrooch-
es. etc, etc.
circusr coutsiung list OF articles. also t5e
LfEEgAL lNIUsEr ESTs AND PEEnIrNs We offer I'M
forming Clubs, VIII be- seat free Snglecfrt feate-
IS cents. hve ior 81, thirteen for s. t1rty three for
s., one hundred Joy Sl5. OCr central Location
ders promPiiy hled and forwarded By return mail
o. express
Agents va ted in every town and county.
Address PAChARD a Co.
So West Fourth ST., ncnnaii, Ohio.
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THR
Ferris Female Institute,
NO. 1876 Madison Avenue,
CORNFR or THIRTY SECOND STREET
NEW YORK.

Raw. IsAac FfuRts, D.D., I. T.. d ,-..-. President
MEs. VI B. pAREs Miss p. FElHts, Principals
and Fropuetors-
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DIsGEtCEFUL C0NDUCr oF OFuCEFs.-hia
ior Weues, a son Of secretlry Wells, and
Captain Barnes, both of General uris staff,
were before the Police Mag strate % Detroit,
on Monday, charged with grossly iasu.tul
two ladies connected with Campbell end Cas-
Ties opera troupe, 40 their rooms at the Rue
sell House, on Thursday night. Their ex-
animation was postponed until next rltur-
day.-N. J.. Commercial, l4tt-
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Notice
To Turnpike Cas- In Tennessee.

uTrlrr CH1rr t-- trrEs sssrrH nrF'r UF frEsrssrr
Nk-HtlI1E. Irss-, Sep. N b, fe.f
UnIsr .-sirl1rtcr-- .-.rn So Naia- General COM
rrau.i lE M riarF lH.z.ol 0f t1r Ts-naazaa az
1urnrfEe C1rur.sn rs thrur1laut fh.s ssate 49, nH
laed thai taey are sl lssrst IHFrsI t1 rsl a. iIs
cuuirQl of arr respective tlrnplses uhfnaV-r
thov einci Go 90 20. sna 10 taanaFs ani draet ne
afalrs lf t1eiT several canlE.ria-. sin fhe ssr.s
isteinu q Hcii1n. tteF rrsiss iai Ere ~ h-eaE
iae oui or lhe ratc.iIcn.
A. MACEAF.
Col. sol Chief 6 M. Dept or Toaus-see
rerfe-faf
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r-sfe-.s a. E1ss. en- .f the Rev. D..
r--s. sf Huntsville. Ala. was found dead
vssk e.5re last ugar Faar's P0at- N.ss-
His - 3 vas trlksu, and DIS body mutlla-
tsf with tats. a couple of negroes, iu the
e-r'ay .- o. alau named Brown, near whose
pIs-, ta, body was aaud, ase susrsctei 81.
i.fr tta murderer. They hava i.aG-
-.----
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A swamp IN Tewksbury, Mass, has been or
fire for some time, and the combustion hay
ing worked into peat bed eighteen 90 tWeu
ty inches, continues to aivGuce. The r,ot
Of the trees are burned or uud they toppl,
over, adding fuel 20 the fame Gaugs o
men have been az work u varioUs places
trying To- cheek The fire, but without sue
cess
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The Queen Of Spain has fixed the 26ih o
September a. the day on which she vii. re-
ceive the visit Of the Emperor Napoleon Of
Ldrauz. Great preparations arc beng mais
fr this interview. 20 which q political g.
uiicauce IS attached.
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AUCTION SAFE OF
Government Lumber. &c

4 WILL e1po-e for sale 81 Pubic Auction on
L WknNkSuAf, the 2oth inst, a. 10 s-m-, at the
IByio- Yard on Il Ch Street, south Of Broad, Nash
vile, Tenn, the following property, va:
ls26,SCs feet Mixed Lumber lreilsel
3i SIS feet Piue Lumber lrtidzeA
1g7 Benches, sssor,ed,
25 Table, assoried.
g Bath Tubs,
e. Wuering lrouEhs,
\ kneecing TrouEh,
- Feed TrOuEhs,
lus Window sash,
81 Bunks,
IS WtadoW Irme
sa loOra
I Wash Tub
Terms Cash. IN Government Funds. Property 20
he removed by tho purchaser
By order Of Col. A. J MsCkAT. Chef Q1aIter-
master uepsr meut oi Tennessee.
A. " Wills.
sfplS-st Btt MW and A. Q. n.
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LANCE SAL OF
SerViceable Government
property.

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTZ RMASrER, I
NAHVrJtr TsNN sep llih, lse,-
4 WILL orcr for tale a. the WsTehop-e, or Front
/ elreat h-l.w the t5sss WORKS, M the ci.y o.
Nashvl-. Tenn p WFpNESpAl the soa asl
.-f -erterlh-r. = isTgr ici or ~erviceaue ecfern-
,,aBt Property. consssIng in part 81 follows
spunc Wagons,
l-a set Mule hsmess,
lHla Sci Horse hsrues-,
gss NsCla saddles,
S. Coal S.ovC-s
ft hta-iug Stoves
eF ShOycl-,
pl.Fp- - dies snd Hlid'es. ss5iie Blankets, Ia
~ Il, .-,.1flsnee 81 20 O'Clock, an, Netiues
.ls, sens 81 p. lSs5 and ccuf.uue from DAY 90 dsy
-. I ne property Issl sold
Teens. C.shin tioverulla aE G iiEui-- .
-f.rs# a. D MAcEAE, Co. snd thic
'-- p Is. KIRK.
Csut and A. Y. NJ.
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ulHIl INSTITUTE AIMS 10 SECURE To
4 Young TlsdCs a thorough training n Al thai
beiolcs 60 q finished education, beginning with tht
| clemens, aad closing WITH the higher phosopui
L cal moral snd mathematical sludle4 o. a College
GOur.e
Daily instruction is given In French, lair
| spanish, Ital an and Germsn Languages, anu lt
rdi.uon 90 the study OF text Books. Nocsl Music
| Plsin and Oruamsltal Needle Work receive sF-cis
attention.
A limited uumrer of Boaring Pupils sal h'
admit ed INTO The family Of the Prophet ~, upol
Isi on- ihai nothing shall be wanting. on thel
part, toalytnce the Physical, Moral aud lnteliec
tual culture of the Young ladles plsced n thei
charge.
For Circulsrs, address Mr.. ~ s. Parks, At n,
institute
TIE schooI Will reopen September lstn, ant
END Jaue 11d for the ollowng year.
New YORK. Iuly 3is', ls6h augf-em
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Omicsrf Acrolua made out and cashcd.
Qgar,erma stc-s and Ordnance accounts
promptly made up by n. Tomphus. late
Major l4tn regiment Illinois cavalry. OF
fce corner Of Cherry and Cedar streets. up
stairs
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rHr CoSFsssIoSs kyp ENrEusSCEuF AS lS.
vAlIn.-Pubushed i1r Che benefit, aud aa q
-auJion % young men and others, who .uiI.r
from Neyvous Debility, Premature Ds'ay oi
Manhood, &c., Supp yIuE at che aans time
The means oi seli-cu.. By -ua who hrs
cured himself ailor uai srrnlug considerable
qnsckery. By eucio-.uf "a p1Hpaid ai-
dressed envelope, single copies muy be bad
Of the author.
NsrHANIEL MayrtIE, ESQ.,,
Brnpkiyn. Kings Co., n. Y.
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CoLGkrE * Co. beg 10 inform their cust1-
mers that they still continue the mauui5c-
turo of their various styles of Family and
Toilet Sosps. Starch. and Cou1los.
Prices current forwarded hv mail on app
pl,cation- JoLgtrE a Co,
Nos. 53 & 55 John SO Ncs York.
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VSbT ".
CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents OF Insurance Companies.

IAREY a. SMITH, Nos. ss ard g Union street,
- Top stairs) represent the fClloEirg Companies
-Ema of Hartford, Security, Msnna't tan, Me.ropoli-
tsn, PhosniE and Knicizertockor Life Of New ork,
End Accident Of Columbus Ohio
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DOCTOR MCJ<sLL.
BOTaSse PHfslCiAa
IR TEE TkEAIMEEI ~ DIsEkahs, d
DOWNING HI1 WITH sUCyEza E
FTAEE siATNs, As III is ~
NfgWvTTEF glFNN1 1T-5FF


For further information in regard to
the skillfUl success in the treatment OF
/ diseases, the reader is referred to Still
LE's THERAPEUTICS and MArERIA hEDICA,
two large volumes, late edition of 1860,
the best work in the United States
where you will find Dr. McGilIs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men of the age in the treatment OF dis
eases Of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction IN guaTan-
teed. With my general practice treat
the following
Chronic GAsUs
with sanslachon. rheumatism, A1eoHons Of ths
Lungs; Diseases oi the Throat 5Wuues JOIntit
shh Limbs, Pleursy, Pains, Ulcsrn Cslicsg Grave,
d .seases OF the Heart and LiveT Inflammation G.
the Stomach, Neurslgs, klIgs EEll OF Scrof1n,
Dasiuess. Diseases Of the Eyes, 15l;ltstod SJR-
TENS, dyspepsia or indigestion, ana Consulnpa1u-
together with all Private Diseases an5
Diseases OF the Urinary OrEnnS
80 Sc hAQieB.
auseuoas o. the WomD sfesssd witE saucsas
Thosa Married Ladies vino have been unorru
nate % nlis1srr7 prove alnrtlor, csc be- .-o
n their M .lu'1 ~ .7urt Hragcsat, 7v f''-as
csl.
atUriilEJ
Eoaug maaaei iadies whose n-s0rsUns Is hal
nsen aot 10 talug forth In dus sess1n, rofncmosI
sod has falt yul sauuld multiply snd repionff1. u
t1Ia is y0Ilr desire T0u can consult zoe either h7
letter ur 10 peIa.u. No lady over thiny-tFe YeHIn
Of age g@ad mEsa application. AT ooulnl1r'.-riraH
~ ieilrr or psr-on strictly confidential.
Elgkt Emissions Cared,
foang man, sop nsiors you lzriEeg 49,. ~ "a
s-aeasrs asIlIeet Man therC rfass-g 20 haF,'
O. sure ss hight Emiss0ns, snd plysicsna ssr
A. are thai unlelEtnl rgalEg it5 and o. sou. 80
fy tnsl have cured douans Iu this ctyi ss Fsa -
in different States vino have spent dollar ailr & J.
lar sad src nov well cured ~ me. ] slu 6rlF ~
oeIylng ieltsgs and sending medicine o. l psIlE o
.hs country Ia = word, all Shat are es7sd IN
any Wny guJ vii Eye mt gai, 7 VIII ~ Haiis'
,1gGr f.g ail o. tr.. saassss uleutaa.l d b. I'D.
vprtl.ra1aaf |Hs -H-sf oi r-'srH-s"r. ih
cltT.
&V Iettrra .fTF-a.ss
DA- &,c ,
aion street, N.ahWie faaa
aHl-fv .fe-i b. .s' 'r-'s.' -''-afs
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Odiccrs' pay accounts aui soidI re- Or al
statements, computed and purcbasei at
lowest rate. Afa1 QuHrtermr-fer Hu.
missary uLi OrdlaUce papers, made up
promptly by competent uud experienced
Clerss % SO. 6s North Cherry street.
uurEru q GHrENWu %
A GENTS va TEu F1R tTHEaECR sFe.
"A VICE. th- Field. fhe uuuee u. a1d .Hr o.
.Ie. tTe m. st ll'freanuT u1I rr..H ."|s
tVar fuhIi-hai. sr1rracIur Mr. iaHII...l#.Hs Hu
uars.Ia'ei erurr elH- Or four Yeara I.'r "a
iafouEh tne SfHl. n tIe sfrrst sHrytr Hf tIs
" Iubuue DO uIl sHOuHf iu stirring event aua
e0ulin more of .hs Orc. us.isrt au uIr..
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WIN. CAMERON d co., Publishers.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1865.
President Johnson and the Ultra RadI-

It viii not be long ere the whole pack @.
ultra-rzdical blood hounds VIII open, m iuIl
cry, on President johnson. The following
article, which we copy from the Ch!cago Tri
buue, is an Indication of their intentions
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BEER HALL,
Cnlonade Building

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NASHVILLE, SENN
,.rrsaaafs TO rsrr test a tlQuoEE ans
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noOK AND son PRINTING.
AND sTATIONERS.

gtAMEEON, WM. a CJ.-Book and sob Printers,
y and pu fishers Of the Da and Weekly
Union, Printers Alley. betEeen Union and Dead
eficE streets.
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CLAIM AGENTS, &C.

aHTEE5 & HUNr-Mnui5cturers Of all the
vi latest styles Of First Glass Carriages sud
Bugges, Express Wagons and Carga.s ~ torih
MsrEsI street.
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coat AND WOOD.
NEwS DEALERS, &c.
REAL IesrATE AGENTS.
TENNERs. Nc.
WALL PAPER. etc.

NFERRIrr HlLIl-Ucglers IN Wall Paper
M Window Shades NinHow Glass aud Photo
Frsphir Material, corner of Church and Market
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For Aldermen.

We sre sutho,i1 a o. aancunse pa. r.. EusSEfl
as = csrt lale for Alder uan u tus l..lt Wsrt
Election last Sstur3ay iu sepiemuvr. aul- ta
We are suIlorred to aunouncr 6E1bes IS
klNNaY as a consolidate ior A.dcrmsu, iu thr
81 oui Wsri y sea
We are su.l rEsd r 1rrrurce JANE, SLOAN
ts "a candidate ior Aldermen n the Ih.rl Nari, al.
tle rsxt r.ecuon. N1au
we are su tr-si t1 slpou1Ce ElEGkI
IHeWp-oF as "a esud.ista Cor Alderman .n tls
Flr NEui. k.eclau E.t -sturiar u -rplg-ltC.
Aug s.b-rle
JOHN r. AIN 40 -s oaad is.e ar o.al.'.
mln 10 t1s IhrI Ward E.e-t1n 20 tbs Ist -at
lr.'ay .1 SCI tsmber. d
wEare authorised 20 announce, tor ths
FiGh Wards