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NO CHOLERA IN C0LUMBGA-FODE-
DATION or THE LATE REP0RFs
FROM THAT PLACE.

FROM THEAT PLACE.
Correspondence Of the Union and Americana
COLUMBIA, Oct. 3, 1S66.-I observe in one
of your city papers Of yesterday a paragraph
with regard to cholera in this place. which
is calculated to mislead and create unneces-
sary fear on the part of friends and relatives
al distance. II there is a welg defined crss
Of cholera IN Columbia, or II there has been one
during The fail or summer, an not G,0dre Of
Il. In times like the present, we are, Of
course. all apprehensiye and easily excited.
symptoms, which, under ordinary circum-
stances, would create no remark, are suth-
cient now for the most absurd reports.
Some eight OF ten days since, couple Of
negro women-one living beyond our cor
poraIion, and the other Just within ire
turned from visit to their friends in Pu-
laski, where they are understood to have
INDUCED freely in improper articles Of diet.
One, an old woman, died suddenly with
what her physician pronounced hemOrrhage
Of the bowels. From the suddenness of the
death, her colored neighbors declared it
/ cholera. The other, after several days of
diarrhea, had strong cholera symptoms, but
was relieved by calling in physician. /
| have heard also Of an old negro man, hus-
band of the woman that died, who is re-
ported to have had symptoms Of cholera, but
was said to be improving.
| On yesterday very estimable young man,
Mr. JOSEPH SHEPPARD died in this place,
as some believe, with cholera. Only few
minutes since had a conversation with his
| father, who informed me that his son return
ed from the army with a severe case oil
chronic diarrhea, with which he has been
suffering ever since, from irhieh he belieped he
died. This is the material out of which our
cholera reports have originated. The
general health of the community is
good. During the prevalence Of chole-
"a elsewhere, in former years, Co
lumbia has been so fortunate as to
escape its ravages. Our escape then, was
attributed to the absence of those local causes
which are believed to exist wherever it
| prevails. If this theory was correct, we
have every reason to hope that we shall es-
| cape it again. T .
We desire you to give this simple statement
of facts, in order to correct false impressions
that have been made, and to prevent I'M
necessary alarm on the part of those inter-
ested at a distance.
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ANDREW JOHNSON has repeatedly chal-
lenged his enemies to produce the instance
and the evidence of his having violated the
Constitution, or the laws of the land in his
administration. Not one Of them, from the
highest to the lowest, have done so. Until
they do, the people are bound to regard his
accusers as a set Of graceless, dishonest poll
teal adventurers-to use no harsher descrip-
five term
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HAVING SOLD OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
IL Groceries to Messrs. ORR 4 BRO's. we vii in
future purchase and sell
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OswEGo, October BY a passenger from
Albion, Orleans county, we learn there was
great excitement IN that town yesterday, on
account Of an eTonaut making an ascension
in balloon. His intention was to descend
at Syracuse. The balloon picked up by the
schooner, Active, is probably the one that
went up at Albion. Nothing is yet known
of the fate Of theseronaut traveller.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3.-The Atlantics
played the Camden Club this morning.
The Atlantics scored 81 and the Camdens Z.
A match was also played between two ne
gro clubs, the Bachelor, of Albany, and the
Pythians, of this city. The former victo-
rious. This game attracted large number
of spectators.
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NOTICE.

nARAMORE. Sewers & WILDER. q. s.
CLAIM AGENTS have removed 10
NO. 25 NORTH CHERRY STREET,
Where they are prepared % COLLECT CLAIMS
AGATNSf TIE UNITED STATES Gov
ERNMENT for property taken duriaE the
war. whether receiDted for or NOS. Also. Collect
Bounties granted under the various acts Of Con-
gress. Give Us . call. an5o-5m.
WIISON, PETER A CO., Wholesale Drug
w Rists and Importers Of Foreign Drugs and
Chenieeis Paints ola Window Glass. and Glass-
ware. ke and Psopret0rs Of LoaisEilie Chemical
Works. and sell the great saponiher. Corner Of
Main and STR streets.
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Frnrn I,I,fnn

SAN Francisco, Oct. 3.-China dates of
July 18th says the rebels in the Province
of Yang Chaw are much more formidable
than supposed. Every leader sent to OPP
pose them, with the exception of one, have
met with defeat. The Viceroy lost 1000
Enfield rifles and 900 men in one engage
ment
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Good TesnoIars.

! SPRNGFTEID, o., Oct 3.--The Grand
Lodge Of l. o. o. Good Templars, for the
State Of Ohio, met in annual session to-day
Over 500 delegates we're present. An inn
mense public temperance is in session at
City Hall
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TEE CHOLERA.

The report this morning exhibits 4 con-
tinued decrease in the epidemic. We hope
soon to be able to chronicle its disappear
ance entirely.
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FROMBOSTON.
National luton Convention.

Boston, Oct. 3.-The National Union
of Massachusetts, held a Convention in
Fanuiel Hall to-day, and nominated THEo-
DoRE SWEEPER, of Lowell, lawyer practi-
cling in Boston, as candidate for Governor;
together with a ticket for the other State
officers, composed entirely of the names of
gentlemen who have a military record. Re
solutions were adopted endorsing the Ad-
ministration, in favor of eight hours as a
legal days work, and in favor of license
for sale Of spurious liquors. In the after
noon the Democratic State Convention was
held in the same place and the ticket nomi-
mated by the National Union Convention
was adopted.
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misunderstanding to report, some
of the people in Canada, tired Of repeated
threats of invasion from the United States,
and displeased because of the alleged indif-
ference of their own government, propose to
vindicate themselves by measures of retalia-
ton. The Hamilton Times has advices Of
an organization ITO retaliate upon the dwell
lers on the United States side of the frontier
any future raids by Fenians on ours" The
Montreal Gazette also speaks of men on the
frontier, both east and west who contemplate
an invasion of Vermont and New York,
should new provocation be given from this
side of the line. These movements, if real,
are very foolish. Canada is secure so long
as she is governed by law. Intrenched be-
hind that she is impregnable. The United
States Government will never countenance a
violation of territorial rights if she regards
them herself -.. gItftI u
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THE New York Tribune says that General
SHERIDAN has forwarded a report to the
War Department which represents the
condition of society in Louisiana and Texas,
as of one anarchy. There isn't a person
employed in or about the Tribune office,
from the devil" to GREELEY himself, who
is able to read at all, who does not know
that if General SHERIDAN has made such a
report, it embodies wilful and deliberate
falsehood. If the Radicals can succeed in
carrying the pending elections in the North
ern States upon such statements as this,
they will have committed fraud upon the
public intelligence, which should vitiate the
election
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COTTON and TOBACCO,
ALLKINDSOFPRODUCE,
ENTIRELY ON COMMISSION.

Planters may rely upon our best efforts to obtain
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 tho 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 large supply Of BAGGING AND
ROPE, and several kinds Of IRON TIES,
which we offer on most reasonable terms.
We viii make the matter Of Receiving
and Forwarding Goods q Specially
in 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 10 the owner.
Liberal Advances made ON Con-
signments- Ioct2-sm
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THE Briarfeld iron works, Alabama, I'M
der the superiutendence Of Gen. L. GoRoAs
Ct deuunf chief Of ordnance, Confederate
States, are rapidly approaching completion.
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THE Radical ycle in Versaont increased
but Eve per cent. in The last election, while
the Democratic increased seven per cent.
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.RCH AND SPRUCE sTREET RAIL
OIL CAKE MEAL.

THIS TRULY VALUABLE FOOD FOR
i Stock. and especially for mich cows, u nov
manufactured and for sale ia this city AZ the OIL
FACTORY, on Broad street. near the corner Of
MeLemore.
BOUSSIOGALT the distinguished AzricHitural
Chemist. estimates the nutriment Of enc pound Of
meal equal 90 three pounds Of corn one pound
Of oil meal equal 10 nina pounds Of wheat bran;
one pound Of OIL meal equal 10 ten pounds O..
hay. Certificates Of dairymen and Others can be
shown, that b. is use for few weeks the guam
THY Of milk can be doubled. Oxen, hogs. sheep.
and poultry. g. well ~ mules and horses. eat Il
with avidity, and thrive on II wonderfully.
J. PLUNKET X 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 ON
w Thursday. the 25eh Of October,
on the premises, - ACRES OF LAND.
''IBOseObeli,~ the residence Of Dr. c. ID. ELLt-
OFT before the war, and the 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 ~ 4
miles from the Court House, in one Of the best
neighbOrhO0ds in the county. with the Spruce
street and Franklin Pike Street Railroad nov in
state Of projection. and TO be completed in sixty
days to within a half mile Of It, and expectation
Of its early extension beyond it. The property
u divided into Lots 20 suit purchasers whilst the
Residence, with 10 acres Of ground attached offers
particular attractions. The house, a two story
brick exclusive Of basement. contains Is rooms.
there are tive never-iailing wells three eisterns.
choice collection Of fruit trees and the yard deco
rated with Shrubs, Flowers and Evorgreens.
Ihe smaller and unimprOved Lots are very de
sirnble, and oiier. in consequence Of their high,
healthy, and convenient location. every induce
ment TO persons desiring 20 secure suburban
homes.
A splendid collation. will be served on the oc-
easion, and omnibuses leave our Offices ON day of
sale az 10 o'clock precisely.
TERMS LIBERAL and made known on jay OF
sale.
EVERY BODY COMET
ANDERSON. JOHNSON & SMITH.
J. l.. ( r. W. BROWN.
Oct2-td
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Cholera Report.

NEW York. Oct 3.-Six fresh cases Of
cholera we're reported in this city yesterday,
and three permits for cholera dead were is
e,,af
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From Canada.

TORONTO, c. W., Oct. 3.-McDIvETr and
DIoN are TO play billiards in Montreal. on
Friday next, for the champion cue and 500.
An interesting experiment regarding the
use of peat for fuel, was tried on the Grand
Trunk railroad, and was perfectly sue
cessful.
Negotiations are making for quoting
match between the Montreal and Manches-
ter, England, Clubs.
The receipts of barley, in the Toronto
market, yesterday from farmers wagons,
reached 1000 bushels.
OTTowA, c. W., Oct. 3.--The Executive
Council met for several hours last night.
1t is reported that important dispatches, re-
lative to the Fenians were received.
The Board Of Trade has passed resolu-
ton that American and British silver will
be taken hereafter at 4 per cent discount.
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LuySEED OIL.

I'VE ARE MANUFACTURING A suPE-
w nor article Of Linsced Oh IN our OH HILL,
J. PLUEKET 4 co.
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A WHITE WOMAN AS HOUSE KEEEER'
~ Good reference required. Address. Lock
Box II Nashville P0stsfice. sep2-4ts
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Fernando wood Candidate for Cor

NEW YORK, Oct 3.-FERNANDo WooD
announces himself candidate for Congress,
in the 9th district
Rev. CHAUNCEY MOORE WILLIAMS was
consecrated to-day Episcopal Missionary
Bishop to China and Japan.
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sailing of the Java.

New York, Oct 3.-The Java took out
for Europe, S92, 153 in silver.
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Masonic Notice.
WANTED.


WI NURSE WANTED. APPLY IMME
w diately at this Office. sep29-tf
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Tennessee House
TO INVALIDS.

10 IN V AIlUO.
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,
Have you disease Of the Bladder?
TAKE RISLEY'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU.
Suffering from DrOpsy or Gravel?
TAKE RISLEY'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU.
Have you disease of the Urethra?
TAKE RISLEY'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU.
Suffering from Debility or Irregularities?
TAKE RISLEY'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU
IIARRAL RISLEY q TONPKINS.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
III Chambers ST.. and l Hudson ST., New York.
PROPRIETORS
. For sale by EWIN 4 PENDLET0N,
sep2j DIV 10 Public Square. Nashville.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DANCING SCHOOL.

HISS ELIZA a. GOODWIN
Is pleased to announce that her Dancing School
will open Saturday. October 9Th, nc
o'clock, p. NJ, at her room. over SxITH's
Drug Store, corner Of Church and Vine streets.
All the new and fashionable dances will be taught.
and a by a method alike easy and attractive.
Miss GOODWIN solicts the attention Of parents
and guardians especially to the privilege Of grace
full education for their children. -.-... .
Days Of Tuition-Monday, Wednesday, and
Saturday, at 3 o'clock. toct4-lw
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A Beacon of Health.

The good things Of this world have each their
appointed mission.
1t is the mission of H0STETTER' STOMACH
BITTERS to prereat and re!iere great variety of
ailments.
For twelve years Its success as O prOtectiCe and
remedy has been without check or drawback. 1t
Is strong negatire eUence of this fact, that the ef
fcacy Of the article as specific for dyspepsia
blousness, constipation, nervousness, general de-
bilty, and intermlttant fevers, has never been
questioned
AsproQf fposire of its infallibility in such cases,
the statements of public men whose names are
familiar as household words, have from time to
time been given to the world.
If its reputation is not founded in facts, then
truth is shadow, and the utterances of consci-
entous citizens are Of no more value than "dicers'
oaths."
And what sits reputation2 Let the progress
of its sales answer the inquiry. Where twenty
dozen bottles of Hostetter's Bitters were sold in
1865 6ce hundred dozen arc disposed ofnow.
Could public opinion be more significantly ex-
pressed than by its unparalleled increase of con-
sumpton2 1t seems impossible.
The preparation has been initiated. Where
are the imitators? Echo answers, where" To
the "limbo" of things lost on earth they are all
either gone or going. Peace be with them!
July 5, 18GG-1m.
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Sheriff's Sale.

State Of Ohio, Jackson County, IS.
Levisa Long, ct. a., VS.. Mary A. Long ct. al.
I'd Order of Sale. In Partition.
Pursuant to the command Of an order of sale,
in partition, Issued from the Court of Common
Pleas of jackson county, Ohio, and TO me directed
as Sheriff of said county, viii offer for sale at
public auction at the door of the Court House, in
front of the Grafton Block, in jackson, in SAID
county of jackson, on
Saturday, August 4th, A. d., 1866,
at O'Clock, P NJ. of said day the following real
estate situated in the county Of Jackson and Stat
of Ohio, and bounded and described as follows.
to-witi
Lot No, twelve C2), in range No. nineteen t19y,
in township No. seven %, containing eighty
acres, more or less. Appraised ut $500 90.
Also, nineteen and one-fouTth acres off Of tho
north end of lot No. seventy.two ar. Of
range No. eighteen QS), in township No seven
%. Appraised at 81, 600 90.
Also, lot No. ffty-cight (5S), of range No ei sA-
teen (1S), In township No. seven GO, containing
eighty, acres more or less. Appraised at 81, 800 co.
Also, lot No. flfty-seven (jO, of range No,
eighteen QS) in township No. seven ~, except
that part of said lot 81 living north Of the Ports
mouth Branch of the Marietta and Cincinnati Rail
Road, containing eighty acres nose or less
Appraised at $2, G2j 90,
All of which lands are situated in the SciOto
Salt Lick Reservation, and free and unincumbered
of the dover estate Of the said Mary A. Long.
To be sold as the property and real estate Of the
heirs at law of Joseph Long, deceased, at the suit
of Lcyisa Long and Barbary Long.
Terms of sale--Onc-third cash on day of sale,
one third in one year. and the residue in two years.
the deferred payments to be secured by notes and
mortgage upon the premises sold with interest
from day of sale
JOS. II. WILSON. ShfffJ.C.
Stevenson y Hastings, Att'ys for Pl'Gs.
july ). .'GG-5W-PE S14 10.
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The copperhead press throughout
the country has made publication of an
announcement by the Mobile Register
that one of the female teachers of the
Freedmen's Bureau at Mobile had mar
ried a negro. Not one Of these papers,
so far as we know, has published the
counter statement of the Register that
the report was "a malicious falsehood"
imposed upon it by some designingper-
son. We have no expectation that any
of these chivalrous fellows, who bit at
the heels of our soldiers while they were
fighting the enemy, will forgo the op-
portunity to attack these women who
have left home and friends to do what
they may to educate and elevate the
ignorant and down-trodden freedmen,
-ColumbuS Journal.
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DEMoREsT's MONTHLY for August is
concentration of cooling and refreshing draughts
from the fountains of literature and art. While
others lose interest this is radiant in summer go-
ry. The musical composition, '"Touch not the
Wine Cup" is a monitor worthy of pcrusal, and
will repay the effort of its sentiment. The superb
steel engraving of Washington Irving will be
hailed with delight by the admirers of that Amer
ican Author. There is an extra number of good
stories, and continuation of Alice COreys "Con-
fesson of a Coquette, with Poems, Illustrations,
and Fashions, too extended to catalogue here.
In brief summing up, it is worth the price OF q
years subscription. Those who wish to subscribe
can address, w. JENNINGS DEMoREsT 413 Broad
WY. Now York.
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LOCALS SCARCE.-It is difficult to fine

LOCALS SCARCE.-It is difficult to find
something to say, each week, that would be OF To-
cal interest. We say it is hard to do in such
place as Jackson. 1t is an easy matter in Cincn-
natl, where the murders and robberies will aver
age half dozen per night. Here we have but
two causes Of excitement. They are both on
Main Street, and both near our office. One at
tracts about as much notoricty as the other, but
kind of jealousy has arisen between them. Or
ange Furnace Store attracts more ladies than the
Store of A. d. Grassland. Mr.. Grassland being
very polite gentleman, and withal kind of ladies ,
man. concluded that he would employ some half
dozen women in his clothing establishment. This
has made him quite popular with the women, and
they all send their husbands to his store to pur-
chase clothing, while they (the womcn) go to
Orange Store to buy their own goods. The rival
ry is becoming interesting, and what the final re-
suit may be, is yet unknown. But VIC will keep
our readers posted.
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TIE LApY's FRIEND FOR AUGUST


"Harvest Time, the harvest time of life, as well
as of the season-is the appropriate steel engray-
ing of the August number of this beautiful period
hical The double and finely colored steel fashion
afplate is gem, as usual. Then we have the usual
rnumber of wood-cuts illustrating the street
Arabs" and the latest fashions in dresses bonnets
hats, &c. The music is the song of childhood
and Home" Among the literary contributions,
we note "One Summers Romance" by Clara
Augusta; "The Banshee," by Mrs. Hosmer; (;
'The Disputed POtrimony," by Auber Forester;
''The Distressed Bachelor, (concludedD by Mrs
Oliphant; Novelties, Receipts, Fashions &c.
Price $3.50 a year; copies $4.OO; 8 copies
(and one gratis) S16. Specimen numbers will be
sent for 15 cents.
Address Deacon & Peterson, $40 Walnut Street.
Philadelphia.
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SheriT7s Sale:

StateOf Ohio Jackson county, SIS.
Blazer, Corwine, Gregg 81 Co., VS.. John J. HoR.
man, ct al.
On pl vendi ex
Pursuant to the command of an order of sale L.
sued by the Court of Common Pleas within and
for the county of Pike and State of Ohio, and to
me directed as Sheriff of said county of Jackson,
will offer for sale at public auction at the door
Of the Court House, (in front of the Grafton
Block, In Jackson, in said county of jackson and
in the State of Ohio on
Saturday, August 4th, 1866,
at the hour of O'Clock p. " of said day, the fol-
lowing property to-wit
In-lot number 80, in Daniel Hoffman's second
addition to the town ofSackson, Jackson county,
Ohio.
Valued at S2O0,0O.
To be sold rs the property and real estate of
JohnJ. Hoffman, to satisfy decree rendered by
said Court, in favor of the said Blazer, Corwine,
Gregg 6l Co.
Terms of sale cash in hand.
JOSEPH II. WILSON, Sheriff j. C.
Green for Plaintiffs.
July D, 1S66.-5w-pf $500