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sAMARITAN'S
Root and Herb Juices,
The Great Blood Purifier ard Remedy for
sCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS,
LETTERS, SCALES, BOILS, SYPH-
ILLS OR VENEREAL DIS
EASES, &c.

SCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS,
LETTERS, SCALES, BOILS, SYPH-
ILLS OR VENEREAL DIS
EASES, DC.
For Syphilis or Venerea Diseases, the samari-
tan's Root and Herb Juices is the most potent Ger.
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es and eradcstes every particle OF The Venereal pol
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Take then this purifying remedy and be hsalei,
and do not transmit 20 your posterty that for which
you msy repent in after years.
DO NOT DESPAIR
Although you may be pronounced incurable, the
Samartan's Root and Herb Juices viii remove
every vestge Of impurities from the system, as well
Is al the bad effects Of Mercury.
FEMALEsII FEMALEsIi
In many affections with which numbers of fe.
males suffer, the Root sod Eerb Juices IS most hsp-
ply adapted, in liberated Uterus, in Whites, in
bearing down, Falling OF the Womb, Debility, and
for all complaints incident to the sex. Sent bY ex.
press. Price, g per bottle.
Samaritan's Wash,
Root and Herb Juices Full directions, Price 6fty
cents.
The efficacy Of these remedies is alike scVpovl-
edged by physicians and patients. They are usad
in the U. 8. Hospitals and by their real merit have
gained the appreciation OF the most able surgeons
Patient take notice The Ingredients are Known
70 the physicians who use them as you viii see by
the following;
POsT HOsFITGL, FoRr MAHsHALL,(
Baltimore, Feb. 20, 1854.
81 haYe great satisfaction in stating that have
used 1.-The Samaritan's Remedies" Iorly epereal
Disesse in its most customary forms thaf'I have
used them with Judgment discretion, and proper
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efficacy and Is far as my use Of them extends !
recommend them strongly"
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Assistant Surgeoa sth New York Vols
Reader, here Is proof positive Of the value OF
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dies purely vegetable, pleasant % the taste, and
POSITIVE CURE.
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Cor. Church and Vins streets NRshViIla
DESMOND CO., Proprietors
aHm D. IT, It'll
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No. 236.

T7sOR sALE-463k feet, corner Vine and Irniop
= Streets opposite the residence OF Mrs. Pre-
sident Pc T. Pnco $500 per foot noble spot Tor
a me residence.
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No. $40.

NOR RENTING rooms in third story, south
west corner Cedar and Cherry street, for two
years from January LIST, 1866 at 500 per annums
and g5G0 bonus. These rooms are well located f0I
business odices, and cheaper thsn any We knoH
of-aFeraging Sl3 50 per mOnlh Tor each.
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No. 2I4.
No. ZIG.

nor SALE-A small Frame House, lot 23xI0, on
Il Jackson street, north Of the Corporation spring
Pncs e275.
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In Chancery at Livingston, Tennessee.
MARCH RULES, 1866.
Reuben HOlemsn
- u nl

Reuben HOlemGn
". .. Bll.
Sarah Daily, Il ais
IN this Cause b appearing 10 the Clerk 4 Master,
rom compsinaut's bill, Vhich il sworn to, that de-
iendsais angel ne holeman, Jane Holman Rtd New.
ton hoeman, children and heirs At law Of Elizabeth
Holeman. deceased, snd Alexandsr laly. are non
residents Of the State 81 Tennessee. 60 that ths
orilosry process OF law cannot be served upon
them. IL is therefore ordered thst publication be
ma 10, for four succe siye weeks, in the Nashville
unsou, paper published ia the city Of Nashville,
requiring SAD defendants 70 appear 81 the next term
al the Chsncery Court for OYerton county, 81 LiF-
ingsion. Tenn, on the hrst honday OF Angus ,
next tis56D ard plesi, 20 ans yer CT demur CON-
psin8nts b.ll, or sae same viii he taken Tor en-
te-sed and set for hearing ex parte.
Hprl5Aw4. J. W. WRIGHT O. & NJ
NOTICE --HsUng suggested % the Clerk Of the
~ County Court OF Smith county, the insolvency
81 the estate o. q W House, de, eastd. / hereby
monty Al persons having claims sgsnst the sad e.
"a % lie them wIh The Clerk Of said Court on or
before the not of october next for mo rata Of tad
ssFte, properly authenticated, OF they viii be for
ever barred And al pers2ns indebted 60 50 d as
O. Wll come .rwsld and make paVnens Iraue.
alstriy. his, AMI h, ls6d
@ SMITH, Admir-
sFrla-Has q q " House, decd.
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No. 22l,

NOR SALE-27O0 Acres Of Land, 81 miles from
II the SsWanee Goal Mines, Marion county, Tenn,
with good Improvements, Saw MIL IN running or
der; the general outlines and description OF which
will be gwen. Price g per scre-1< cash. balance
and year. Will exchange for city or country
property.
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NuNNELEY TAVERN

on a credit Of six and twelve month";. v;tbouf the
night Of redemption. One hundred dollars Gar
will be required st the time Of sale. Bond and 81
curly required, and lien retained
T. hoRFORD, CAM.
sprilll-6tW prs fee IS 60
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In Chancery at Huntingdon, Tenn.
APRIL RULES, ls56.
A c Mcneil Administrs OF,

EhEsbsth Wright, ct a..
IN thus it appearing q the saiisfsctiou ftbe
Clerk sni MssssT, from sfhdAyit that the esfepd-
ant Noses h Wright IL not 8 citizen OF the State
Of Tennessee, 20 4 a. the ordinary Process q lss
cannot be served upon him
Il Is therefore ordered thai publication Be- maze
u the Nashville Union, q nestpaper published IN
the city Of Nashville, for four successive weeks re-
quiIlng fela deienoani % sppaar Al The next term
Of fhs Chsncery court % bs held at The courthouse
N the tosn o. Hunungdo5, fenn 4, On he 5TSt Mo-
day 10 August next then and fhere 10 piesd. a.
sWer or demur % coupisuEni's h7li. OF The same
VII BE- taken for confessed std set for besring 81
parle as 70 him. s W HAWKINS CAN
eurlI0-ftg
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Papers Lost.

/ HAVE lost re following scnp Of The PapusVi.
4 vsnia Aui'lAi Life InsaEAaes campary q Phiis-
deiphis, via:
No. lass for SEQ, dstsa lss8.
No. li03 so lEsT
No. 1874 81 is5s
No. t2lT extra 10, lssa.
hsshHl R-iEF6W,
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A Former Citizen OF IndianaPOli
Stili Missing.
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In Smith County Circuit Court

In Smith County Circuit Court
ostober Rgles, In Clerks Once. Februsry "a 1896.
NOM. n hughes Bill 70, Divorce.
Martha Jane Hughes.
On motion Of compliments eitor in tti- cana.
i appearing 70 the satisfaction Of the ClerE on 1 -
daVit, that defendant Is snon-residsnt OF fressse
~ . tnereiore ordered that notice be gwen by rub
icsl9n IN We nashville Union, Newspaper upb,
shed N TIE city Of Nashville, Tenhes ee f5TIr 80
eesslse Heess, requiring said Martha JEns Hughes
70 appear before the next Circuit Count N s51ifb
county, Iennessee, setting a. the Court hopse hi
SsIthage' On the 4th Monday IN March next lse6
then and there TO plead, d. mur on ansEer III 60,
lAlnsnts bill on the sams viii hs taken 'or CO.,
iessed aud set down for hearing e1parts a h -
wa. }. CLEVELAND CisrtT
ieo-f WI per J. p. WmKfgs1E M n
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No. 222.

TiOR SALE, or EXCHANGE FOR NASHVILLE
\ CITY PROPERTY, New Albsny, Ind, proper
" as follows two story Frame House in perfect
repair, newly painted, on second hank Of the Ohio
river. fil view Of IT, near the foot Of the Falls
10 rooms, presses, cupbOsrds pantry, cellar aid
cisiern under the house. Stable under grOuBd
24X24. Wood shed, sc, &c. House stands 90 feel
back from one street aud 40 feet from the other
Lot is on the corner, 60Kt6O. with resr fencing.
Also two cottages, OF three rooms esch, on lol
lsJNl70, With rear fence cistarn 70 each house
aud well for BOTH All valued at 81 900.
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No. 247--FOr Sale,
FEIHAT VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING M
Il IS Cedar street, long known a. the Dr. Msrau
Property well sItuated for stores, oficea or In act
alllOst any actlVe business, il being on the grsaf
Lhofongnife 70 the State Capitol, Puhc Square and
Court Houfe, aud very centrally located Csnitsi5sfs
may Eal give this attention. Lot A25SxI00. Pr re
s2l 900. Half cszhi balance, one ana I've YEAR.
Interest and lien.
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yng near the Depot al Meanwhile. on a crs4it n,
twelve months. Sold on twelve months eredit -
avoid the rght Of redemption, a. the instance IN
Complainant. Bond and tecurity will Be REQUIRED.
and lien retained ~
J. F. MORFoRD, Clerk Master.
apiilll-6tE. prs fee IS CD
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Advertisements in The Special Column, hrst time,
hon % nness ~ oJ-esch additional line 20
ceutsi subsequent inssrtions 10 cent? rer ina In
Local Column, trst time, from 70 8 linee, Sl o.
esch sddIhe1a line 80 cents; subse0ueDt inser-
Tons, Is cents per line.
Al ADVERTISEMENTS occupying special position,
I'd AL double column sdFertisealents. Win ba
charged So per cent. advance on regular rstes.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
Val be charged at the regular advertising rates,
and must Invariably be paid advance, or no in.
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No. 232.
No. ga.

FOR sALE-Ono Of Chickering'S Fine Pianos.
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.,Sys v-faS 75T =s-s,s --> thla day adsgssd lis
selves strictly 70 adhera.
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING co.
JOHN WALLACE, for the EssDoseh'
bAkRfs WINHAM a 90. Tor Pea
BILL JONES CO., for Gazette
EAsHyIILE. TEzS.. Sept Is, 1885
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In Chaneery at McMinnTiIIs, Team.

Nicholas Smith.
IN pursuance TO a decree OF the Chanc sry Court
at mcMinnW lie, Tennessee, rendered Rt -Lhe March
term, A D., 1896, Of said court this cause win
expose 70 public sale, on Monday, the 2Ist day of
May next, at the court house In McMiImvlle, he
house and lot known IS the
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Chancery Sales at MCMlnnVlIIe.

In Chancery at McAIinnyiIle, Tenn.
FKB Il and Vim T White, Ez'rs OF VIM White.
deceased,
vs.
Fl NJ WatersOn.
THE Clerk and Master, In obedience 10 a decree
rendered in this cause 81 the March term OF the
Cbancery Court at McMinnville, Tennessee. 1865,
Will sell 81 public auction, the promises IN the
town Ct MeMnnVille, on Monosy, Pct q May next,
The Warren or Thatcher House,
outhousss, and all It's sppurtenaucss for cash. in a.,
cordance with the provision Of Deed Of Trust 4.
eeuted By Harvey N Wstterson, without The nj .hi
Of redemption. The deed Of trust Will b shr yTn
sPr1li-st prafse s. co
In Chaneery at McMinnYille, Team.
8. D. Rowan,
Nicholas Smith.
IN pursuance to decree OF the Chanc,sry Court
at mcMinnW lie, Tennessee, rendered Rt -lhe NJ sreh
term, A D., 1866, Of said court this cause viii
expose 70 public sale, on Monday, the 2Ist day Of
May next, at the court house in McMimTille The
house and lot known Is the
NUNNELEY TAVERN,
on a credit Of six and twelve months, without tbs
night Of redemption. One hundred dollars casb
viii be required st The time Of sale. Bond and -
curly required and lien retained.
sprilll-G,w prs fee IS 60 - : : -
In Chsncery at McNinnYille, Tenn.
W Smart,
vs.
LIZA VIM Argo.
IN obedience to = decree Of the Chsncery Cont
At mcMlnnYllle. Tenn, rendered at the MARCEL
term, A. ID. 1856, Of said court in this cause will
on Monday, the 2lst day Of hsy 1865. expose 10
public sale, at the courthouse Ia McMInnvlls. the
DWELLING HOUSE,
outhousss, and about Fifty o. sixty acres Of land
belong Nc TO VIM. b. Argo, adjacent to the Town Of
McMinnVile. Sale on credit Of twelve months
except Fifty Dollars cash Sold upon II uonthss
time TO syold the right Of redemption, az the iu.
stance Of complainant
IF. MoRFoRD, CAM.
apriliI-etW prs fee So 90
In Chancery at McMinnville, Tenn. 4 |
Jsmes P. Thompson,
vs.
B. L Ridley and Hugh Frances.
IN obedience to = decree OF the Chancerv Court
readefed IA this cause At the March term ri |
1866, viii sell g the courthouse In McMnnviIia
on Monday, the 2lst day Of May, 1860,
A LOT OF GROUND.
yng near the Depot al McMinnyille. on a craiit f
twelve months. Sold on twelve mouth's ,rsjii' - /
avoid the Tight OF redemption, Al the instance IN
Complainant Bond and tecurity will BE- REQUIRED. |
and lien retained.
J. F. MORFoRD, Clerk & Master.
ap1iili-otE. prs fee IS CD
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NOW IS TIE TINE TO SUBSCRIBER
NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBED
NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBED
NOW IS TIE THE TO SUBSCRLBEy
ONLY 50 so FOR THREE MONTRSl
ONLY 50 so FOR THREE M0NTRSl
ONLY So 90 FOR THREE MONTHS
OYLYss 50 FOR THREE MONTHS,
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N De sEEArE lhers ,Ells no qnorgm.

In the SENATE there was no qn0FVm,
In the HOUSE only forty-one Numbers az
peared in their seats in the incoming. The
credentials of the newly elected member
where there was no coates,, were r ferred TO
the Committee on Elections. At the after
noon session, Mr.. gIEoRxBURe, from The
Committee on Elections, submitted the fol-
lowing report:
The Committee on Elections have had I'M
der consideration the credentials of the fol-
lowing named gentleman, to-wit: John
Anderson, of Hamilton county; Isaac A.
Taylor, of Carter; A. ], Clements, of Smith,
Sumner and Macon; David Brewer, of Ben
ION and Humphreys; w. J. Cleveland, Of
Smith; w. r. Moore, of Shelby; ]. T. Sheet,
of Marshall; s. L. ColyilIe. OF Warren; Il.
L. V. Schmittou, a. Dielsou; G. w. Thomp-
son, of Bedford, and have directed me TO re-
port that in their opinion they are entitled
TO seats in this House"
Mr.. MULLINS remarked that as il was
probable there were some doubts as TO the
legality Of the election of Mr.. CoLvILLE, of
Warren, he would move that the papers in
his case be returned TO the committee.
The Speaker 50 directed, remarking that
in the alb ence ola quorum he could not en-
terrain a motion.
The new members being invited by the
Speaker to come for ward and be sworn in,
the following gentlemen came forward and
were duly qualified: Nc SIS. TAYLOR, of
Carer; BREWER, of Benton ScHanITou, of
Dickson, and ANDERSON, of Hamilton.
Sill lacking five or six of a quorum, the
House adjourned until 10 o'clock TO-DAY.
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THE UNITED STATES SENATE.

The Senate is composed at present Of
thirty-eight Radicals and thirteen Democrats
and Conservatives. The next is likely to
have forly-one Radicals and ten Demo
Gratis. The new Senators, thus far, are the
Hon. CoRNEEus COLE Of California, the
the Hons. ]. S. Fowler and DAVID T.
Patterson, Of Tennessee, who have taken
their seatsl, A. G. CATrErL, Of New Jersey,
Ipresent Congress) and II. W. CoRBETT, Of
Oregon. Only one Of these, Senator PAT
rERsoN, the Presidents son.in-law, is a
Democrat The complexion viii be further
changed By the election Of Democratic
Senator in Maryland 20 fill the place Of the
Hon. J. A. j. CREsswELI, Radical, whose
term expires next year and in Pennsylya-
mia and New Jersey by the choice Of Radi-
Gals in place Of the Hons. EDGAR CowAN
and WILLIAM WRIGHT, Democrats the
latter deceased. John EVANS and JERoNE B.
CHAFFEE are the Senators chosen from the
propos J new State Of Colorado, and THOMAS
w. Tu'roN and General JOHN u. THAyER,
those chosen from that Of Nebraska. These
four Territorial senators are Radicals. Should
thse Territories be admitted as States in the
next Congress, the Radical strength will be
forly-five members
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THE QUESTION OF IMMIGRATION
SOMETHING PRACTICAI-MEETIN
AT TILLAHOMAs

Correspondence of the Union and Americana
TULLAHoMA, Nov. 10, lS66.-At a large
meeting of the practical business men of Tul-
lahoma and vicinity, called together to con-
suit with the President and Directors of the
Tennessee Colonial and Immigration So
ciety" in regard to locating a colony of inn
migrants at Tullahoma, Gen. WIN. MOORE
was called TO the Chair, and explained the
objects Of the meeting in a few brief re;
marks. Mr.. GEO. w. DAVIDSON and Col.
H. p. MoFFETT were appointed Secretaries.
Mr.. ANsoN NELSON, the Vice President
of the Company, in a neat, elegant and prac-
teal speech, explained the operations Of the
Company heretofore, and its prospects for
the future; after which he introduced to the
audience the Hon. Senator BossoN, who, in
a clear, lucid and eloquent speech, set forth
the advantages to the State generally, and
TO TullahOma particularly, of the opera
tions Of this Company, and its practical re-
suits. His able and convincing speech was
listened TO with marked effect, and greeted
with frequent applause.
Col. HU. FRANcIs, Of Alabama, and DIR.
J. SAUDEcK, also made able and convincing
speeches. after which the meeting adjourned
20 the Office Of Messrs. BISHOP & MoFFETT,
Agents and Attorneys for the Company at
this place, where the books of the Company
were opened for the subscription Of lands.
Several thousand acres were subscribed, and
many Others have expressed willingness to
subscribe and will do so as soon as their
titles are investigated and pronounced good.
Considerable interest is manifested in the
success Of this Company by the citizens of
Tullahoma and surrounding country.
GEo. w. DAvIDsoN, g.
II. p MoFFErT,
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Items---Freedmen's Ahaira---CIaim De.
cisiOn by the FOurih Auditor.

NEW YOGG, Nov. 12-The Herald's Washington
spec al s&ys: Orr te' at'ol " Pru- = a being
sc. iou " con 't'ered j L Gao. 81 councils.
IleTe aTe - c2oiO = trla Gull aud ne Liberal
Government "A Mex-Co W Il at on.e % n a close
allan, e. 20 - the trey 1sil Je y .cclet one.
Commissioner of in erlal Revenue len va
cancy O'cms, FL other applicants aaving been
withdrew.
Tie Worlds Wellington s7ee'al sey-: R. NJ. 4.
Hunter, of N'r ria, ar iyCG dese tO-t,ay. 1t Is
understood lIa6 ne is IOOl -, y DarGOn.
His, with some one hundred fly Ter a. iii
cln,iOns of prominent men. waOh c. 4 ia the re-
time.
Certain parties here claim to have Executive
oSSurances that COMMITS. 'Oner la Fett, OF the Pen
sion bureau. i ajous 20 be removed.
AbouG o. lceeG PEOPLE, who havc been pro-
vlGed iOr Gd' t1g tie { two ye-rs, have been iur-
nlsled 1ans DO 'ol ON this ely 10 n place at
which employment has been secured IOr tiem.
1t / stated IN 4 eedmed's Erre.u circular,
that amolg DoDc'a.ion OF 29,( . reed people in
the ID - let Columbia, probably not mO.e than
l5,C 20 cen OOta wO. at fair Wa c. and he col
Ored oeO Die invited to avail themselves of the
a7eucy of the bureau in giving them trans lorta-
ton to points Where they eau be furnished with
EN- 1lOyinent.
The r mes We -hingtou special says Mr.. Sloan
aker, Collector OFT First District of Pennsyl-
vania, ABOUT whose appointment so much strife
took place latt spreg, ics come % grief. He mas
Quarreled with those who were Instrumental in
obtain ng his appointment and will probably be
succeeded by an acceptable mau.
A Ttibuns spec al says the Auditor has decided
claims filed by the same claimant through differ
ent claim agencies shall oe settled according to
the priority of the date, heretofore. This is of
special importance in claims for prize money.
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5 thai relied og is the eass the essen vsss4s
O'Neiil aud others.
The prisoner exercised his right, and challenged
through has eounsei thirteen Jurors. before jary
was empaaeied.
Mr.. Mckenzie Befo.e my learned friend,
Mr.. McNahe opens the ease now IN hal6, 1
would move the Court that il calls upon the
Grown 10 select what cOuafs in the indictment
they propose TO try the prisoner on, and whether
they elect hlm 70 be tried as an American citizen
or q British subject. / think that tins Is the
proper time TO do SO. ] submit the prisoner has
no right TO be tried for two distinct Offences on the
s5me Indictment
Mr. Harrison Ny Lord, 50 Smit that this is
not proper time to bring forward such an OBJ
lection"
Alter lengthy argument between the counsel
his LordShip rejected Mr.. Mckenzies notion.
Mr. McNabe opened the case for the Crown in a
short address. After the examination Of witnesses
the Hon. NJ. G. Cameron said it being half past
i've 1t would be better to reserve the proceedings
till Tomorrow, and tse jury could be locked up.
A jnTyman asked whether there was any need
Of having evidence for the defense in case they
were azreed that no case had been made out. The
Jud Sc said there weuld not. it the jury were
unanimously 0fthe Cpiaion that we must acquit
the prisoner The ease was so disposed Of and a
verdict Of Not Guilty rendered. His l0rdshlp
then addressed the prisoner, " m. Duggan, the
Jury found you not guilty aud i think properly,
so you have received a character IN three brief
words wlieh states that you are an honest hard
drinking, hrrd working man; contract hat char
actor Ii you team and become an honest, hard
working man all Will be right. Now you are AT
liberty
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RADICAL PRosCRIPlIoN.-Gen HORN,
of Baltimore, entered the Federal army at
the inception of the late war, as private
and fought his way up, in defense of the
Union, to the rank of Major General. Yet
in the recent election for Mayor of Balti-
more, his vote ives rejected on account of al
legged disloyalty. The Radicals desire to adj
NIT the rude African, brought from the
shores Of Congo, few years ago by the
Wandsrer, 10 the privileges of the ballot
boz, and to exclude the most meritorious
among the soldiers whe fought against tie
dissolution Of the Unioa.
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THE Richmond Enquirer says "uniortu-
nately for the Southern States the suprem-
acy of a certain party at the North depends
on the odium in which the Southern people
are there held. Whatever adds to the Bit
terness against US, adds to the Republican
strength. Every injurious allegation has
its value in votes. Under these ciroum-
stances we may as well make up our minds
70 be traduccd and villi6ed, as business
and by system. The demand for tales Of
horror will create a market and supply. The
trade is especially diligent whenever a
WEAKNESS of disquiet mclines the Northern
people to candid views and thus imperils
the Radical supremacy"
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GEORGIA REJECTS THE C0NSTITU-
TI0NAL AMENDMENT.

MILLEDGEvILLE, GA, Nov. 9.-The LIE
gislature rejected the constitutional amend
ment Rejection resolution reads;
Resolped, That the Legislature Of Georgia
declines to ratify the amendment adding the
fourteenth article to the Constitution OF the
United States.
A motion was made in the Senate to post
poae lis consideration TO some future day,
but was amended 10 merely adopting the
above resolution, and this passed-yeas IS /;
nays none-the full Senate voting.
In the House the vote stoOd-yeas ISL /;
nays .
Mr.. ELLINGTON, Of Gilmour, end Mr..
HUMPHREYS, Of Fannier, committee on
reporting this resolution, accompany the re-
port with lengthy argument.