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COLUMBIAN WATER

Is q tonic and diuretic of ghly beneficial chaTRc-
ter, and Is positive remedy for Diabetes, Gravel,
Calculus Irritation and lLfamation OF the Kidneys,
and Bladder, and has most snugarly active effects
IN restoring these organs when debIltated by long
disease. Females VINO have suffer, dior years from
irreguiarity, and the distressing diseases known
only to their sex, hsV5 been entirely curad by the
faithful and judlcIOus use of COlumb an Water.
These waters are bottled fresh and pure, from
each Of the above named Springs 10 80 careful and
secure a manner that they preserve all their me-
dcinal value for years, aud will be found equally
eficscious when drank thousands Of miles distant,
IS when taken directly from the spring.
Bsa0ars'ef limitations and Inferior Waters.
The eorks Of all genuine Congress, Empire and
Columbian Waters are branded on the side Of the
cork, thus:
( CoEGREss WATER, I EMPIRE WATER, I
[ C.&E. S. Co. C.&E.s. Co. !
COLUMBIAN WAFER,
ca Z. s. Co.
Packed safely and securely, in boxes suitable for
shipment 20 any part Of the world. Congress and
Empire Waters IN boxes, cOntsinmg Dozen PInts,
or 2 Dozen Quart Bottles each. Columbian Water
in boxes coma ming 4, or 6 Dozen Han Pnts, or 4
Dozen Pint Bottles each.
Sold by all Druggists. Hotels. Wine
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CAtKIAGE nIANUFAUTUItEKs.

aHYERS & RUNT-Manuiacturer OF ali the
WI Latest styles of Flrst Glass Carriages and
buggies, E1pTes5 Wagons and CarTyalis, y North
Market street.
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BELL AND brass FOUNDERS.

DERRY q DUMONT, Bell and Brass Founders,
II Manufacturers Of all kinds Of Brass work.
dealers 10 gas, steam and water pipe, OH we'll tu-
ling and pump, gum hose, packing, sPelJer' solder
aud baUblt, No. "A Broad street, near The nTer'
mRr4
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EMPIRE MATER

Is q cathartic and valuable remedy for Rheums-
tsm, Dersngement Of the Liver, Diseases OF the
Skin, and General Debility. Its effects are most
salutary in Lung Diseases. 1t is an almost sure
cure for ScrOiula, and the most aggravated forms Of
Dispersal As preventive and cure for all Bilious
Derangements it stands unrivelled.
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CLAIM AGENTS, dc.

TOHN O'NEILIs Military Attorney and Solicitor
81 OF Claims, uosecutes all CLASSES Of GAINS
against he Government for citizens and soldiers.
once 80 CelRr rtreet Nashville, I enn. nOy7-Gn,"
ftpUMtKlNb, Ii. & OO.--U. y. c aim Agents.
II Uflcers' Pay AccoLn.s and QuaTtermssters'
Vouchers bought at the best rates, or collected
Office corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up stars.
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NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING OO.-Bool
N ana Job Printers, and pu lishers Of the Da
> snd Weekly Union, timers Alley, between
Union and DeadeucE streets.
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OSSB NAN CELEBRA1OS.-The ISIL&Se1
Register publishes an account of an
unique celebration on the Fourth by
Mr.. B. Lane OF that county. Mr.. Lane
says:
The 9Oth year Of our National indie
pendence was celebrated in Washing
ronville, Hampton township, Sussex
county, by one of its citizens, in the fol-
lowing style: At sunrise the stars and
stripes were floating in the breeze, and
a heavy salute from log well charged
with powder ushered in the dav.
The following were some of the toasts:
to disturb me or make me afraid.
gun, cheers, music on the ffe-Tune,
Niger on the woodpile.''
The Goddess OF Liberty-With one
foot on the black corpse of slavery and
the other on the serpent's head, may
she sway the golden sceptre of uni
versal freedom over our country, until
tie last shock of time shall bury all
Kingdoms, empires, and republics, in
one indisinguishab1e ruin. l gun, 8
cheers. Music on the hute-Tune,
Liberty Tree"
Gen. Grant, our next President-It
Is said his father brought him up a
tanner, and, from the way he tanned
the rebels hides, we are inclined to be-
1leve it gun, 8 cheers. Music on the
dute-Tune, Rally Round the Flag,
Boys"
The Fair Sex-If any of them 90 to
slaves at the present day, it won't be
for the want of hoops. l gun, cheers.
Music on the hute-Tune, "Of She
Goes
ConeIusion-"Yankee Doodle" on
bass violin.
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NEW York, Aug. s.-The bulletin of
the Health Board showed decrease in
the number of cholera cases yesterday.
Eleven eases and three deaths were re-
ported for the a hours ending at2 p. m.
The report from the hospitals also indi-
Gated an abatement of the disease.
The mortuaTy report was concluded
yesterday, and showed that over GO per
cent of the total number of deaths were
from Zimotic diseases,
In Brooklyn the epidemic had not
abated, but the number of deaths was
not large, . cases and ) deaths were
reported yesterday. On the Islands
the cholera continued to decrease. but
communication was still restricted
with them.
CISCISSATI, Aug. s.-There were 81
deaths by cholera yesterday and Il new
cases.
NEW YORK, Aug. s.-Nine new cases
of cholera are reported in the CITY to-
day: but no deaths except in the public
institutions.
In Brooklyn IA cases and four deaths
are reported.
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Foreign Markets
Pa he Sie1n14ip JiErn.

LONDON, July @-Rreadzun-NI ezSrs,
Richardson, Spruce i Co, and Henry Jump
& Son. report hour quiet but firm AZ fuIly
Tuesdays rateS Wheat in moderate demand
Al q decline Of ID per Genital: winter red and
soufhern are los 6d9lls. Corn Sd per quarter
lower on the week
Pr0visions-NIessrs. Bisiand A. & Co. and
Others, report beef In retail demand at LATE
AteS Pork quiet and easter Bacon dat, and
reShipments To New York continue Lard
duh and nominal. Tuscan declined TO Gk be
ing los lower. Cheese In good demand BAT
freely met TauoW closes timer; North
Produc-The Brokers Circular reports,
ashes, sales Of lots Al S0ss no peaxles here
Sugar In better demand and Cd deareF Mo-
lassss shade dearEr- Coffee In fAIr demand a.
NIL rates. Rice steady and In good request
Ltnseed unchansad- Ltnseed on quiet At
SaS.5&as ID Ltnsesd Cake UNCHANGED Pc
trole1m quiet but drmeE refined Is IIEi5a
Is lid SPtr1ts I'D per gallon
LoSDoS NARKEE-AesSr Rar4nZ Rrus A.
Co. report Shsat l9 e lower winter nd So
~ Flour 24931S Iron QuiRf rails and tIFS
rs Scotch Pig. 52s- SuEaF fiFm md iearer
Coffee nm Al fnn prices 10 = advance. Tea
tending upward Rice unchanRed. TaIlOVT
dun. Insed Cakes tending upward Pc
steady II -
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New YORK MARKER

INV 4OkAA- aug =
Cotton dull and easier at 35aSc for mid
ding. uplAnds. Orleans. Flour more active
but prices without decided change; 3 nls19 -
Tor extra round hoop Ohio, and - 4I1Il u
for trade brands, market closing steady
Whisky dali and nominal Wheat recefpts
70 BUSH; market dun and dropping for in
Isr1or and rather more steady for sound: sales
1905 bush Chicago spring at 81 IL; 700 bush
new No. Milwaukee At - %. Rye heavy:
western 81 Corn, receipts 2Sgs4 bush; mar
ket about lie better sales Il so bush. al 1s.a
191 e for inferior; SOdSIe for shipping mixed
western, chiefly S1<c for the latter and 9Ic for
western yellow. Cats, receipts = 20 bush
more active and rather steady: sales 400
BUSH At 399ig1-c for Chicago, fla &c for Nil
waukee and 5Sa54c for Iowa Petroleum dun
at &c for crude and &c for refined in bond
Conee dull SuEar very quiet: Cuba Ok aIDz4.
MolassS quiet: Porto Rico 66a7Oc- Coal quiet
and nontnaily theSanIe- Leather-Hemlock
sole continues active at advancing prices ve
quote at 6s1%9Ssc for Buenos 4yres light
weight S51ssIj61sc for middle do; 36aSSc for
heavy do; d953Sc for California light DO; 54a
&c for middle do. and 81 ld36c for heavy do.
Wool Without decided change. POFE steady:
81 62stSl 81 for new mess closing at 81 IS neg
uLar. 80 50G 30 % for old do: and SZsdE 81 tor
prime, and to government 0O barrels new
mess At 81 - and 500 barrels prime mes at
81 AGA "a Beef unchanged. Beef hams
nominal Cut meats 1rIn At liza 6I%c for
shoulders and ly1<aAlzc for hams. Bacon
dull Lard inner, al ISa2I1zc- Butter quiet
at 01SSc for Ohio and = &C for State.
Cheese quiet at 6dI9c
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by Telegraph
spirit Of the stock Market.

NEW YORK. Ang- ;.
The Posts money article says:
The EOldI market Is strong and advanced
under the decline in l-2ns in London. The
money market & extremely easy. The
stock marker opened with spirit, and railway
shares advanced at IS5. This P. N. View
York Central was quoted at Il45k; Enc So:
Hudson River III; Reading ll2hG.
The Commercials money article says:
The stock market exhibits sharp reaction
aEy movements after the late brief deprt--
SION The decline has enabled some OF the
Leading operators to buy q lot At q lower
price and those who we're the leaders in the
long interest are this morning the largest pur-
chaser4 The extreme ease OF money en-
ables operators 10 Cary any amount of stock
they may desire TO hold, and the Continued
large earnings OF the roads with the prospects
of unusually heavy frelghLs Of breadstutfs
resulting from liberal harvest encourages
the strong bulliSh tone of the market Gov
eFnments continue active and dTInsr. Money
l. very abundant; the prevailing rate Is 4d5
per cent, but exceptional transactions of large
amounts are done at per cent on govern
msnt coIIateralA- Discounts continue quiet
owing TO the extreme scarcity of paper the
rate for prime names Is 5961z per cent For
elgn exchange is nominal al about the rates
of yesterday.
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N cARrRf
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, August 5.-BefOre thear-
mistice had been extended to Bavaria,
the Prussian army had mo we'd rapidly
and secured good footing. They are
forcing paper currency upon the peo-
pie. By the agreement the Prussians
are to occupy Wurtemburg, but the Ba-
varians are TO retain the Fortress of
Mentz- The Baden troops lefG it yes
terday, and Wurtemburg troops will
leave ii on the sth inst The river Rhine
Is re-oPened. During the last three
days the Austnans have been pouring
into the TyrOl, via Bavaria, TO the num-
Der of about 4, 900.
The Italian navy is to be reorganized-
The couDcmartiAl of Admiral Persolol
who recently commanded the Italian
Italian heet, Is progressing. The new
Italian loan Of $50, OOO, OOOf has been or
dered. Since the signing of the truce,
part OF the Swiss troops which were
guarding this border have been dis
banded.
The cholera is increasing.
LONDON, August 6.-Consols SIX.
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New York News.

NEW YORK. Augusts.-The superin-
tendent of police has information lead
ing him to believe that many Ofthe de-
tectiyes in this city are in completely
with counterfeirers. John s. Young,
long in charge of the detective force.
has been removed and inspector Car
penter put in his place. Full develope-
ments have not yet been made public.
At IRE lsst night in DekaIb Avenue
the stable of Herman Alpers was de
stroyed, together with two horses. Mr..
Aper's was also burned to death while
endeavoring to save his horses.
The purser of the steamer Baltic
states that one of the seamen of that
vessel was seized by the Prussian
authorities at Bremen as a Prussian
citizen. He shipped in New York and
it is not known whether he was ma
turalized or not.
Mr.. Henry Funk, late mayor of Mus
catine, Iowa, was also lately seized by
Austrian officials while on a pleasure
tour in Austria and forced into ranks.
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New York Money and stock Market

NEW YORK. Aug. 8.
Money market easy At 4,a5 per cent for call
loans. Sterling Exchange dull at I07IZalds
Gold nsneE7 opening at Iss, and closing at
Total exports Of specie to-day $500.
Government Stocks rather easier. IS Of 1857
lis; 5-3lS. coupons Of 1882 lOss.: do. Is, 1881:
do third serles I0GzS
Frelghts 10 Liverpool quiet and firm
stocks steady; Pittsburgh, Fort WAYNE &
Chicago ldJss: Chicago & Northwestern 81:
Chicago Rock Island l0T1z: Cleveland &
Toledo ll674; Cleveland Pittsburgh 81:
Michigan southern S5SE Illinois Central
l21s; Reading Il21-; Enc Ss1s New York Cen
tral lO4l4; Pacific Mail 235i-; Western Union
Telegraph j61s; Ohio & Mississippi certificates
AT the O'Clock board quotations were
gold closed At 1885; Western Union Tale-
graph J615; Ere $50; do preferred =; Hudson
IF Michigan S0uihern So; Cleveland 4
Pittsburgh g; Cleveland & Toledo II6Iz:
Chicago Rock Island l671Z: Chicago 4
Northwestern 49,; do preferred SS3s: Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago I15Sz.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.


NEW YORK, Aug =.
way, &c Bedford, Ice
Bleached Shirtings-Ba:es, Sc; Amnskeae
A. 21@c. Portsmouth, lee
PHnls-Cocheco. ne Hamilton l9c- VAN
Sutta, l51zE Empire, II[Zc.
Hoop Sktrts-BradIey's Duplex Elliptic
SI4ScSISl %: Empress Trail, 81 y: Meyers Y
L, prices unchanged
Shirts j. ". L Standard Dress, No. 3 SIS;
]. W L Standard Dress, No. $50, So 80.
Magic Rume-So- ), s. y; No. :. Sll 50: No
.. 81 u Home Made-No- 3 s. %: No. .
g 50: No. 8, S 50.
Rnbber Cravat-So. ). figured 1z-inch,
1z-Inch, s.: Z-inch, s. %: Inch. 8.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, E1@G Hartford. z1zc.
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SAN Francisco, Aug. IA Victoria
dispatch states that the United States
steamer Saginaw which arrived here
yesterday stated that passengers recent
" from Tepec and Acapulco, assert
dascOdo and the whole forces have
gone over TO the Liberals. The French
notified the inhabitants of Acapulco to
assist in the defense of the town and
officers were appointed TO command
them and when declining to serve were
to be assessed from $40 TO SIS per month
The amount of bullion shipped from
Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S, Office TO Virginia
City and Goldhill. Nevada, for the past
seven months, was seven million eight
hundred and ninety-one thousand three
hundred and twenty-si1 dollars, while
the estimated amount from the same
source for the present month was one
million and four hundred thousand
dollars.
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oIeR hrkeE

CHICAGO. Aug. g
Flour steady. Wheat very duh At 81 I5a1 IS
for No. l. Form moderately acfiys n So
SIC for No. and 551<a5&c for No q Ozfs
nFIn and advanced Lac SalezS Al S-assSe
Er0y9ons dull Mes Pork So 5O98 3,
Fre4Gh8 steady: com &c to BufRlo. RseefnfE
20 bhls nOuT= 500 bush wheat, lag On bTIsII
corn; 4 go bush. oats Shipments qn INNS
hour :, go bush. wheat; IS. 100 bush. corn; a.
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sThnItsaIr buttons.
PoLLACK's
NOTION HOUSE

JUST OPENED AND FOR SALE FoR-
y eAgn goods mostly Of direct importation,
bought n q very low rate for go8d-l
LOO doz- plain and aney Cotton Hosiery,
comprising Eents, ladies and chhdren's wear.
L9e9 doz gauntIet4 gloves, half gauntlets
cnlGA
mo 80 dGz Eaad1kegehiess, new styles in SIX,
s9S f Dc ,S Ssek S5ss . s@2eeas an new de-
,, 100 dog shin Boaonz supernne grades in
5000 GlaOe Paper Collars, OF Goldsmith s,
2OOo duz ]. & P. Coats' and staar1,s eenuin
machine sewing cottonA
500 rs. Stuart linen thread
ans. Italian sewing six in skelns;and on
sPoots
50 doL- Looking Glasses, assorted sizes, with
mn stock Of pins, books and eyes combs
brushes. penumery, soaps, pocket book $
beads, th1mhles, needleS, fans, rubber goods
stationery, window blinds, school books
tasSelS, velvet ribbons, fuu line Of tafIeta,
r7ooons- bonnet ribbons skin braiC3s coat
bindings, rulings, crochet braids, coat but
tons, hoop skirts, balmoralS, veSI buttons.
French e0Sets, fancy dress buttons, and q
large variety Of superior suSpendeFS, TO
which the attention Of close buyers is re-
mrs AUGUSTUS PoLLACK.
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Milwaukee Market.

NLWAEkKE, Aug-s 3.
Flour s. BreadstufS have declining ten
dency. Wheat dull; sales At 81 66aI s.. Corn
steady; sales At Sc. Oafs dFm At 33e Re
eeIpts Of -four 800 bhlsS wheat l3O00 bushels
shipments, hour 80 bhls; wheat s. zoe bush:
oats 50D bush.
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Toledo MarkeL

Flour quiet Wheat nrrn AT an advanoe of
49 lDc on different grades; sales white NEicf-
tgnn, crop of IS, Ii; A amber do a; white
Michigan, new crop, 50; amber do 8. Com
6 better; white lc on mixed; sales mixed sc:
white Sc yellow 6774c- Oats oufet at IS
Rye quiet Lake FreIghts duh; corn &c to
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FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. s.-A bill
was fled in the clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court Of the United States by the
stockholders of the National Express
Company, asking an injunction against
that Company.
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\ DOCTOR has been arrested in New
Orleans for causing the death of a lit
tie boy and girl by the medicine he
gave them. The boy prayed that he
might not be made to take il, for he
said he knew it killed his sister. '.Oh
no., was responded, lit was not the
medicine that killed your sister" The
little fellow replied: May be not, but
wish you would let me see my pony
before take it, because don't believe
Will ever see him again. He was
shown the pony, took the medicine,
and in one hour afterwards was a
CORPSE
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OsWBGo, Aug. 8
Flour unchanged; No. spring Hail 80 for
red winter Il % for white, and l3al3 - for
Ky Wheat dull but unchanged; No. MI
YANKEE club s.. Corn quiet No. Illinois
&c. Oats dull; western Sc Canal EreiRhrs
DUH; corn &c TO New York.
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JANESrowS, n. Y, Aug. s.-Colonel
D. G. Morgan. formerly OF Governor
Fenton's staff, and Superintendent Of
the New York State Military agencies,
died suddenly this evening Of hemor-
image of the lungs. 80,
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Valuable Lot for Sale
Rsbecca Dixon, Guardian,

William N Dixon, Il a.
By virtue Of q decree OF the Cfu.ult Conn n,
Ohio county, rendered IN the above named
case on the sth day Of March, 1871, VIII Cf-
fer Al public sale at the front door OF me
SouH House OF ohio county. on
saturday, September sun. 1855.
az 10 O'Clock, A. N, q lot OF ground
situate on the farm Of the Iafe
Joseph Caldwell deceased, in Ohio County.
lying between the city OF wheeling and
6lLchietovn- near the iron works Of Rogers
a Parks which lot adioins the lot Of Rim
Marsh, bounded by line running with the
south line Of the said Marsh one hundred
ieet, thence with the east or South-eaS4 line
Of Thomas Middleton dfty feet to q stake,
thence by a line parallel TO the drst line on
the Marsh lot one hundred feet to a stake
and mint line OF the said IEddIeion lot
thence with sad front line to the place Of be-
ginning. which Is the same parcel Of ground
conveyed 10 the said Middleton BY Joseph
Caldwell and wife by deed dated september
TERMS OF sALE-One-thtrd. or more of
the purchase money in hand. the residue in
two equal tnstalmsntS, at six and twelve
months, bearing interest nom the day Of
The interest Of an parties in the said lot
VIII be sold. REBEICA DIXON
auO-lATd-iv Guardian.
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IT is positively STAGED that Secretary
Stanton will not write letter in favor
of the Philadelphia convention. He
shows good sense and his usual pluck
in his refusal.
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REANoRA VALLASDIsHAM to Mr.
Raymond: "You have not sent for me,
but am here! Whether YOU want me
or not, I am going to your wigwamI''
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TRESToS, y. J., Aug. s.-A Conven-
ton was held here to-day to elect dele
gates to the Philadelphia Convention,
which was largely attended.
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TIE stock of the Atlantic cable does
not yet appear to have excited much
attention in the markets, but a few
days may witness lively scramble for
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Boston, Augusts Fanueil Hall
convention to elect delegates to the
Philadelphia convention was attended
by 1,TSl delegates from III cities and
towns Hon. Everett Valstonstaf, who
presided, made an Introductory speech,
in which he argued that the full time
had come for the people of Massach hui
sets to show their disapprobatioD of
a disorganizing Congress. He pre-
dicted that if the question Of restoration
was left unsettled another year, another
civil war would be precipitated, not
between state and state, but between
individuals. The Reconstruction Com
mittee had wearied the hopes of patriot
citizens, but the National Union will
resurrect them.
A series of resolutions were adopted,
and four delegates and four alternates
were appointed for each of the con-
gressiOnal districts. The following del
egates at large were appointed Robert
c. Winthrop and Judge Abbott, of Bos-
ton; Isaac Davis, of Worcester; General
Couch, of Taunton; Gen. Sutton, of Sa-
lem; John Quincy Adams, of Quincy;
George Ashman, of Springfield; E. c.
Baily, of Boston. The alternates at
large are, r. S. Spaford, Albert Fear
ing, q. W. Stephens, y. Starbuck, J.
+. Redheld, Charles kimball, VIM. D.
Field, Waldo Coburn.
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New YORK, Aug. st Is reported
that the Queen of the Sandwich Islands
arrived here to-day in the steamer
Jura.
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a QUESTION FOR THE PBoPLE-An
exchange askscan a government
which virtually disfranchises one-third
of its Inhabitants, be called a republic
by any allowable figure of speech? 1t
can be euLIed a rePubiic-a gambling
hell can be called house of divine wor-
ship, but calling ii so, wouldn't make
It anything but a den of sharpers.
This is a republic in name, but in reali-
y dependency of the Washington
Rump.
The above specimen of Copperhead
logic Is going the rounds of the Demo-
cratic press. As having a bearing on
the negro-sufrage question. we venture
TO ask whether a State can be consider
ed republican which DISTINGUISHES
more atGM hnLf its inhabitants-South
Carolina for instance - Philadelphia
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DoS'TBE a LoAFER.-Youug man pay
attention. Don't be loafer; don't call
yourself loater7 don't keep a loafer's
company; don't hang about loafng
places. Better work than sit around
day after day, or stand about corners
with your hands in your pockets.
Better for your own health, better for
your own prospects. Bustle about, ii
you mean to have anything to hustle
about for. Many poor physician has
obtained real patient by riding after
an imaginary one. A quire of blank
paper, tied with a red tape, carried
under lawyers arm, may procure
him his first case, and make his for
tune. Such is the world: to him that
hath shall be given. Quit dreaming
and complaining; keep busy and mind
your chances.
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GEN. Mills, one of the delegates ap-
pointed TO the Philadelphia Conven-
tion, by Doolittle * Co., of Madison,
Wisconsin, a few days since, and the
best man of the delegation, declines
the appointments In an emphatic man
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