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rnEr INSTITUTIONS u LIE SOUTH.


The people Of the South believed, upon.
the election Of Mr.. LINCOLN, that the only
means Of preserving free institutions at the
South was by dissolving their connection
with the States Of the North. Hence their
effort to establish separate government
Having failed in that effort, the question
now recurs, what sort Of a government they
are to have2 II Is with the North to say.
II the Radical element properly represents
the sentiment Of that section, we have no
voice in it. When the people Of Tennessee
intimate desire TO have & voice in the de-
termination Of their own State government,
those in power here have not hesitaied to
declare their purpose to resist such action,
II necessary BIZ nluskcts borrowed from other
lStaies. When the Radicals Of Congress
propose the adoption of certain amendments
TO the Federal Constitution intended TO ope-
rate exclusively to our prejudice, they bold
ly declare not that we ought, but that
we shall adopt them This is not the argu-
ment Of the Republican, but Of the despot
-notof persuasion, but Of force. If success
ful, it is the end of free institutions in the
South; and il only remains for us to await
the determination of the North as to wheth-
er such is merely the viii Of party, or the
will of their Government
The people Of the South are impatient for
the decision. They revere the institutions
Of their fathers. They love liberty, and
would gladly perpetuate free institutions in
America. Whatever may be thought of
their judgment, they had no other motive in
the great sacrifices they made in blood and
treasure, in the recent war. But, having
done all within their power-having made
an honorable surrender to the superior
power--they await impatiently, and feel
that they have the great moral right
to demand that some government shall
be given them, settled in its
character, and that they shall not be
insulted and Knocked in their weakness
by false pretenses and hypocrisy. They do
not want king nor mean privileged class
to rule over them; but whatever it is their
fate to be. they do earnestly desire relief from
the doubt and uncertainty which now hangs
over them, obscuring the future, depressing
their spirits, and paralyzing their energies.
Thesettlement of these questions, so far as
we are concerned, is not difficult 1t is
entirely in the hands of the conquering
party, and if they cannot agree among them
selves, it is no fault of ours, and it is base
and cowardly to taunt us with it. When
there was no longer any rational grounds
for resistance, we agreed to terms of surren-
der Those terms compromised our polite
al rights, but they did not seal away our
manhood or our honor. These we retained,
and they should be respected. In the face
of the civilized world, to-day, we demand
that they shall be respected. Though we
have no means to enforce the demand,
impartial history, that great arbiter be-
tween nations and peoples, will try the
issue between US, and give to posterity the
verdict.
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ON oUTsTnE PAGEs.

FIRsT PAGE--The Proposed Constitutional
Amendment-Miscry in our Midst-The Catholic
Church and the Observation-Disclosures. etc.
FoUarH PaGR.-The President and the Proposed
Asnendments-Iron and Steel-Wendell Phillips
Demanding the Impeachment Of the PRECEDENT
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FROM TIE PLAINS.

A Train AftacIked---Onc Han Killed.
Thtrty-three Indians Killed.
New YORK, Oct. 1.-The Heralds Wis
consin special says the superintendent of
Indian Affairs for Arizona reports that a
train was attacked near Prescott, in August
last, by party of one hundred and fifty In
dams. One white man was killed and one
wounded Thirty-three Indians had been
EfIlad
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-03

Fort LARAMIE, Oct. "A bando 10 In.
dams stole herd Of cattle near this place
on the 30th. They were pursued by Lieuts
BRINGHAR and SToNING, with party, who
repulsed them, killing all but 4, and re-
covering the stock.
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TO INvALIDs.

Have you disease Of the Kidneys?
TAKE RISLEY'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU.
Suffering from pain in the Back and Loins
TAKE RISLEY'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU,
Hzvs you disease Of the Bladder
TAKE RIsLEY'S EXTRACT or BUCHU.
Suffering from DTopsy or Gravel
TAKE BIsLEY s EXTRACT OF BUCHU.
Have you disease Of the UrethFa7
TAKE RIsLEY's EXTRACT OF BUCHU.
Suffering from Debility or Irregulsrities7
TAKE RISLET1S EXTRACT OF BUCHU
HARRAL REsLEY a TOMPskINs.
WHOLESALE DarcsIsrs,
III Chambers ST.. and ] Hudson st.. New York,
PRnrRfEEDES.
Forsalc By EWIN 4 PRNDLETON.
sepH-dza - Public Square. Nashville.
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NEW York, Oct. 1.-The Rerald's
special says: At Toronto assizes yesterday
the Fenian prisoners were served with
copies OF the indictment against them.
The 18th Royal Huzzars had arrived
from England.
1t is now believed that the Fenians will
attack Canada along the frontier Of Missi-
quio and Huntingdon,
The force Of regulars is now about 1900
effective men and about forty-four pieces Of
artillery. There are on the rolls 81, 600
militia, but not more than $4,000 are armed
effectuailv.
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Cholera Reports.

New YORK, Oct 2.-Five fresh cases OF
cholera were reported in this city yesterday.
During the forty-eight hours, ending yester-
day evening, burial permits for thirteen
cholera deaths were issued.
The cholera has again appeared on Gov
errors Island.
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NOTICE.

DARAMORE. Sewers & WILDER. U. 8.
Il CLAIM AGENTS. have removed %
No, 25 NORTH CHERRY STREET,
Where they arc prepared to COLLECT CLAIMS
AGAINST TIE UNITED STATES COY
EkNMENT, for property taken during the
war. whether reccipted for or not. Also. Collect
B0unties granted under the various acts Of Con
gees. Give ne a a call. lau0-3m.
WIESON. PETER a co.. Wholosale Drug
w gists and Importers Of foreiga Drug and
Chemicals. Paints. Oils window Giats, and 6lass-
ware. he.. and PraprietoTs Of B0uisFilie Chemical
Works. and sell the great sapouifeF. Corner Of
Main aud 5th streets.
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COTTON and TOBACCO,
ALLKNDSOFPRODUCE,
ENTIRELY ON COMMISSION.

Planters may rely upon our best efforts to sb.ain
the HIGHEST MARKET RATES for
their Produce. And should our friends favor US
with orders for Groceries. they may rest assured
Of having goods purchased at the LOWEST
MARKET PRICE.
Having one Of the largest warehouses in the
city, our facilities for the STORAGE OF
COTTON AND TOBACCO is unsurpassed by
any house in the South. We have and will keep
on hand n large supply Of BAGGING AND
ROPE, and several kinds Of IRON TIES,
which we offer on most reasonable terms.
We will make the matter Of Receiving
and Forwarding Goods n Speciality
I'm our business, and all Goods consigned to
us for Re-Shipment will be sent upon arrival
at the Wharf or Depot. promptly forward at the
least expense to the owner.
Liberal Advances made ON Con-
sIgnments. Loet2-3m
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soldiers and Sailors Mass Meeting

VAUDEVILLE, Pa, Oct. 1.-The greatest
meeting ever held here is now in progress.
Fully 20, 600 strangers are in town, and able
speakers are addressing the multitude. 1t is
the greatest meeting, outside of Pittsburgh,
ever held in western Pennsylvania.
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g FoRNEY.-The New York World says
FoRNEY, tired Of signing Occasional to
his letters to "my two papers, both daily, u
is now writing to himself and abusing the
President over the signature of JANE
CAThERwAIT, a washerwoman." This is
well enough, for FoRNEY has been almost
everything; but there is a GOODNESS in his as
suming to be "the wife of Union soldier
and the mother of five children"
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR
OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE.


STATE OF TENNESSEE,1
Executive DEPARTMENT,
NASHVILLE. October /, 1866.
FE'0 THE SHERlFFS of the counties Of Benton
L and Humphreys, in said State-Greeting:
The Commissioners for the Registration of yo-
tiers for your counties having reported that said
registration has been completed, you are
hereby commanded to open and hold an cleo
ton. at all the places of holding elections in your
counties on the first day of NOVEMBER next
after having given the notice required by law for
the election Of a Representative in the General
Assembly Ofsaid State, &c fill the vacancy occasion
ed by the expulsion of HENRY IL. MARBLE, b.
resolution of the House of Representatives and
due return thereof make to me, according to law.
And in like manner you are commanded to fill
all other vacancies in your county, district and
municipal offices which may be officially known TO
you.
In testimony whereof 1 have hereunto
set my hand and caused the Great Seal of
iSEALl the State TO be affixed at the Department
in Nashville, on the first day Of October.
1866
By the Governor,
W. G. BROWNLOW.
A. J. FLETcHER, Secretary of State.
Oct3-wtd
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Nomination for Conpre.s.

BosToN, Oct. 2-Brevet General Quincy
has been nominated for Congress by the
workingmen's convention in the Third Dis
| trict
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SAN Francisco. October Lit is as
serted that MAMMALIAN sent an order
countermanding the evacuation of Sonora.
The French admiral having embarked, all
Of his troOpts refused to disembark.
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SANTA ANNA AND MEXICO.

NegOtIating LOnn---EcdeTaI Omcers
Encouraging Him.
New YORK, Oct. 1.-The Herald says
General SANTA ANNA is negotiating a loan
of 100000 for the purpose of carrying
out his plan Of reconstruction in Mexico,
and is assured Of success in his negotiations
in a few days A number of Federal officers
called on him yesterday to offer their SER
vices in his new campaign.
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OIL CAKE MEAL.

THIS TRULY VALUABLE FOOD FOR
j Stock, and especially for mich cows IL nov
manufactured and for sale IN this city 90 the OIL
FACTORY, on Broad street. near the corner o.
McLcmore.
BOUSSIOGALT, the distinguished AgricHltural
Chemist. estimates the nutrimcnt Of one pound Of
meal equal o. three pounds Of corn one pound
Of oil meal equal 10 nine pounds Of Hbed bran;
one pound Of oil meal equal 70 ten poands o.
hay. Certificates Of dairymeu and others can be
shown. that BY its use for few weeks the guam
tiiy Of milk can be doubled. Oxen, hogs. sheep.
and poultry. a. vel a. mules and horses. eat 10
with avidity. and thrive on i wonderfully.
!. PLUNKET 4 co.
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MURDOCH, the actor, has abandoned The
legitimate drama, and gone to reading war
poetry Cor Radical conventions. "Oh
what a fall was there, my countrymen.'
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SAIL
j. T. z +. ". UEUWN.
sepll-tds Ss1l Union street.
DISsOLUTIOXS OF COMPREHENSIVE


In retiring solicit fer my successors. Aes9rs.
JoHS W. HILL 4 Co.. a continuation q the FeFy
liberal patronage extended to 0ET late arm
sepzs-lw THOS. J. MERRITT.
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LINSEED OIL.

WE ARE MANUFACTURING A SUPP
on Broad street near the corner of MeLsmorc.
Orders Solicited.
J. PLUEKET : co.
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Best Card of the Season |
SPLENDID SUBURBAN PROPERTY
AT AUCTION!
Most Desirable Locations for
Country Residences.

WE WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE OK
W Thursday. the 25fh OF October
on the premises, A3 ACRES OF LAND
~BoscObell," the residence Of DR.. c. d. ElIt-
OFT before the war, and tho most beautiful place
in the vicinity Of the city, and still one OF The
most desirable ever offered in this market said
property is located on the franklin Turnpike ~
miles from the Court House. in one Of the best
neighborhoods in the county, with the Spruce
street and Franklin Pike Street Railroad now In
state OF projection. and to be completed in sixty
days to within half mile Of IT, and expectation
OF ITS early extension beyond Il. The property
Is divided into Lots 20 suit purchasers whilst the
Residence, with 10 acres Of grOdnd attached oilers
particular attractions. The house a two story
brick exclusive Of basement contains Is rooms
there are two never-isilinE wells three cisterns.
choice collection Of frlit trees and the ard deco
rated with shrubs, Flowers and Evergreans
Inc smaller and unimproved Lots are very de-
sirable, and Oher, in consequence Of their high.
healthy, and convenient location. every induct-
ment to persons desiring to secure suburban
homes.
splendid collation. will be served on the oc-
easlon, and omnibuses leave our Offices on day Of
sale az 10 o'clock precisely.
sale.
EVERY BODY COMET
ANDERSON. JOHNSON + SMITH.
J. L. x r. W. BROWN.
Oct2-td
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A WHITE WOMAN AS OUsE-KEEEER'
n Good reference required. Address Lock
Box II Nashville POstefice. sep9-4ts
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CHURCH AND SPRUCE STREET RAIL
WAY COWpAMK

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ Stockholders il the Church and Spruce Street
Railway Company, that they are expected and
required 70 pay their stock. a. follows:
On the 10th Of October. 1886, q per cent.
On tbs lOth Of November. 1866 p per cent.
On the 10Th Of December. 1865 = per cent
On the 10th Of January, 1857, = per cent
Stockholders are urged 70 be prompt 10 their pay
ments. LEROY ARMSTRONG,
sep2-2W Secretary.
B.a.P.AT1
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Hon. JoHN L, HErM is spoken Of as the
next Governor Of Kentucky.
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Rermittent Fever, or Fever, and AElle,
Remittent Fever, chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache or BiIIou.
Headache and Bilious FeVers, Indeed.
for the whole class Of diseases origin
ating I'm hillary derangement. caused
by the malaria OF miasmatic coun-
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PLANTERS HOTEL
SUMMER STREET,
Near Cedar.)
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.

HAVING LEASED THIS HOUSE. WHICH
i 4 has been papered and furnished with new
Furniture. / respectfully solicit the patronage
senli-im ACTON VOTING
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+ 3. !. 1 i. /.
~~ LEVER AND AGUE Is NOT
II the only consequence Of the
"a - miasmatic poison. A great
~ variety Of disorders arts
from its Irritation, in
- malarious districts M n z
which are Neuralgia. khcuma-
tism, G0ut. Headache. Blind
ness, TOotache, Esrache, Catauh, Asthma. Pal
pitatlon, Painful Affection Of the Spleen, Hyster-
les, Pain IN the Bowels, Collie Paralysis and De
rangement Of tho Stomach, all Of which, when
originating IN this cause put on the intermittent
type, or become periodical. This CuRE expels
the poison from the blood, and thus cures them
all alike. IL IS not only the most cfectual rem
edy ever discovered for this class Of complaints.
but IL IS the cheapest and moreover Is perfectly
safe. No harm can arise from its use, and the
patient when cured is left as healthy a. II be had
never had the disease. Can this be said Of any
sther cure for Chills and Fever IL strue ofthis
and its importance 10 those afflicted with the
complaint cannot be over estimated. Sosure Is II
toeure the Fever and Ague, that il may be truth
fully said 70 be certain remedy. One Dealer
complains that Il is not a good medicine 70 sell.
because one bottle cures n whole neighb0rhood.
Prepared by J. &. AVER a. CO.,
Lowell. Massachusetts,. and sold By
Druggists and dealers every where az wholesale
and retail; in Nashville By
BERRY. DEMOVILLE 4 WHARTON.
Oct2dEw-Ociknov
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II NJ. HAIL.
Masonic Notice.

TN TIE CITY AND EDGEFIELD. ALL
i Masons who may be attacked with sickness
during the present epidemic can have nurses fur,
Kline 4 Sherman, DemOville h Co., and Watkins
q Stevens. Persons willing 10 engage a.
JOHN McCLELLAND,
Cumberland Lodge No. 8.
II. b. HOWELL.
Phoenix Lodge No. l3l.
GEO. W. JENKINS,
seplS Edasfeld Lodge No. 25f.
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DIR. Il. w. HALL

HAVING RECLAIMED HIS HEALTH. HAS
IL resumed the practice Of his profession.
Office. 25 NOrtA Cherry street-uP STAIRS.
sepl3-lw B. c. D.
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WANTED.
WANTED

WET NURSE WANTED. APPLY MIMI
w diately at this Office. sep29-tf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

Dr.. Bakse'a specific wili cure eopssrhoa,
gteet, structure, seminal WcAkoeo1, u sDer-
ulatouhWa, chsrdes. diseoes Of III kj6ueye
and bladdss, and I'll diseases Of the dsi9al
caussd BY oontasion OF weakness Of either
~. male - Jemale. ~
This snsGliibls remedy b nov offered 10
the afflicted a'sd Narrated b care oil dis.
esass u the genital organs h . Gw ~ :,
and is the safe aud infallible cure Tor apet.
unatorsh@a. generally termed seninsl Wesk-
ness, caused by sclf-abuss a. excessive in
dulgence, which y aow so sarfully pseva-
lent in oil parts ofthe country.
!, is great healing, purifying and self.
curing remedy. which requires no medical
aid or advice, - plain directions Tor use
accompany .hs medicine. The demand for
this specific 10 wonderful, and it Is every
day increasing. Orders are daily received
fuf It from nearly every CITY and town in
The United States. to be Forwarded by e.
press.
n. BIN cases Of gonorrf ea, glect and
atricture, Dr.. Baksr's injection = f0eom>
ssended to bsvssd in eeqjusesiep viii the
Specific, - il materially aid6 III sub1 uiuR
the infammstisos and aepP,a6eh61 isolisgS.
Both ave recommended to be used in ehese
complaints.
A treatise on sexual diseases, called The
"Self.fnstructor,' accompanies each bostls
Of the Specific
! "a, Ed a'l'e'' eessiss.sa.so Pr
= Priee-Dr. Bakers Injection e1.oo per
besil&
Price-Msls injecting Syringe, 50 cests;
female injecting syringe, 50 etc.
n Pres. .TAs 1odlass ~ Sssaeestllo, 81 so
pet bottle.
Ssns By express 70 IN pasts Of the, eops>
~ on rsedte q ~ mo6sy I'D te6us1stse
cents additional to pay for hoxisg and ship
ping.
Prepared end ssld n n. 3. Rastes,s Z
Co.. No 20 North Fiiih street, St. Louis,
NO., and At their branch store. No. %
HadtDca AIRED, ChicAgo, IN.
Alien L Young. Wholesale Dealers, De-
buqus. lowa. dhv'
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DR. EAsfERLr's Iodine AND SARsAPARIL-
LA This celeb atsd medicine will CURE
Scroiula, vumors, hronic Sore Eyes. Swell.
ing Of the Glands, White Swellings, Pilcs
Bills, Goitr> Rheumatism, Dropsy, Gravel
Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Neu.lg,a,
General Debility, ard all Chronic iii eases.
DR.. Esstcrly's iodine and Satsaparilla is q
Compound Of the Fluid Extrasts Of the Hon.
durus Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock. Sillingia,
Burdock. Princes Pine aud several o,h.s
vain .bic Roots with the Iodine and Iodine
Of Potassium in highly c. nc-n,ratcd state,
which renders the preparation the most
prompt and efficacious known to man, fov
the cu,e Of those diseases arising from an
impure state Of the b,o.sd, and ali diseases
where Tonic and Alternative medicine is in
dicated. It searches out the very germ on
roots Of the disease by purifying the Blood
and correcting the. secretions Of the Liver,
and by thoroughly scnovatin. the whole sys.
tenn from oil impurities, giving new life and
activity to the various organs Of the body.
II purifles the blood ami removes I'll pim-
lea and blotches, and makes the skin pure,
white and clear.
1t will curs Old Sores. letter Ringworm.
Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Plmplss On thu
Face, Prairie and BsrberS' 1lsh, Army Itch,
Illinois Manage. Missouri Scsatchss, low,
Digs, and oil Diseases and Eruptions Of thu
Skin; but for the cure Of sores and skin die
easee, We recommsnd 0ridlsy's Salt Rheum
sud letter Ointment. TO be applied to the
soses OF part effected. The Iodine and SAT-
sapasilla puriics the blood and removes the
cause, and the Ointneul heals tie sOres end
KILLS the dissess. and thus . speedy en-,
permanent cure 10 effect d. Both ere re
eom~snded 70 BE- used It thuss esmplainss
Prics-0ridley's Salt Rhsum and letter
OiHt06nt Is cents ~ bottle.
Co., No. 70 North Filth street, St. Louis.
No. 0dd 4 thsis Deansh FAnily Medicine
Store, No. 30 9adison street, Chicago. III.
For sals By ~ Oruwists.
=
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oAlello' mead oloeeooAov
EafABtlsHED 1850. AID CftAark1up.
Hes ~ pabliaAed ~ "y0UT1's AANUAles
eiasaing SO RACES and 100 illustraaiaas % ~ A.
s1esDd P1y1eaeU a ~ ospaal llss4s a holA
Fzb1oa, q hsalb ~ aisalsd M A9Go6b - ~
nal Diseased oendleke ~ Ahn& Fsivate Diseased,
Female Complaints. &C.. with new methods Of tres1-
nsnt. intended - gp.ds bW11e1bd, - aaeb.-
Sent under seal p ~ eA1pse sassel. s@
Those aicted with Hernia DssfheAa, rlstulA. Pilss
Nocturnal Hus,issions q v9'coesle. BY enclosing
stamp wiu recrive price MT Of our new remedies
lot these dieeAses.
THE ELecTRO MAGNETIC PREVENTIVE
Those deairing 10 nnt thcir Offspring. can enclose
stamp tor Pamphlet containing cneravtsgs end ex
plantations Of the above preventive. with an essay On
the euetect Of prevention. An COZ. eepoode0ee conl
dental. Address al letters to J. 8 WILLIAMS
augssdiy Drawer 2s7. Louisville, Ky.
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Conservative un,os Meetisea will BE- held o.
shs following siasp SD placss ~ ~ilI - Id.
dressed bv the speakers whsse namss follow
The sesSsesivs appointments.
rAs asstises ~ili csmnence u half past sew
e. o'clsek r n.
Notices Of additional meeting will hereafter
b. gwen.
PLsAsAxs vAAEr-v Valley City School
Aosss. Mssdsy. HspssmAss i7th.
Nv. stewart aud John n. Crawford.
BrsvAlo. -MonAsv. ospssmb-v, 18th.
W.T. o6lsss aud >. y CooA.
BLus GaAss. Tsssdey. septssnber 18th.
T. & Cssk - 4. ". Stewart.
MArsvnLs. Tuesday. Ssptss,ber 18th.
{. Il visos - ~ r. Oistne.
Paxcs,ox. wsdsesdsy. September 10th.
~. +. DlStoe auA 4. 4. Cook.
Loso Gaovs sScsooa Houss -wednes ~
September 18th.
John N. Crawford cad J. W. Stewart.
ALLsS's Gaova SCaoos Horsx. Thursday
September
j. ". Stewart and l.. 4. Cook.
DIXON. Friday. September 2lss.
ZEE. Cook anJ. Y. i.sv.rt
wAlCorr.- Thursday. September 2oth.
VIM. 7. nittoe aud John n. Crawf ford.
CLsoxA.- NAt Fulton) FRIDAY. sept 2lst.
John n. Crawford and WIN. 7. D,tioe
By order ofthc Committee,
W. ". CONES, Charm n.
Hon. JomN r COOK and Judge w.
stlingwcll will address their fellow citixen
ON p'litical issues Of the day at Clinton
Clinton o'wn'y, On Wednesday essos
Sept. 10th, AZ d at Wheailand, Cc''af cou"
~. on Sept. goth. w W. CONES,
Chairman Dist Ex. Com.
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a poor woman u St.Eeais, arrested for
ssssnns shirt, created % much sympathy
awhep pr0vgn! tetoss The Csuss thu ~ ~
ecquSttea = m ,ut trial, after which . purs.
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