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OUR OUTSIDE PAGES.

FiEsr PAGE.-The University Of the South
Letter from HENRY J. RAYMOND to HORACE GREE
lEY-The Johnstown Acknowledgment Legal
Decision.
FOURTH Possibilities Drifting n WILLIAM
L0wNBEs. of South Carolina.
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From Canada---InereasIng Fenian Ex-
ACKNOWLEDGMENT for the Com
fsas- CoFaafef ~

New York, Sept. 1s.-The Herald's Canada
dispatch says the military preparations among
the Canadians are increasing. Five new cOmpa-
mics have been organized and am ammunition
factory is about to be constructed by the Govern
ment.
DARCY MCGEE is becoming very unpopular on
account of his pelicy.
The propeller Congress, of Detroit. which was
seized sometime ago. has been released.
The Herald's Montreal special says Gen. MEADE,
Col. GEO. MEADE, Col BIDSLE. and Mayor BUCH-
ANAY arrived in this city to-day, and put up at
the st. Lawrence hotel. They come down from
the west of Canada.
A large force is TO be put in camp about St.
johnson, on the Richelieu river. to meet any
sudden movement from the direction Of Malone
1t is expected that the Fenians are about con-
centrating from 0gdensburg to Malone. The
steamer Moravia brings out 5000 men. mostly
artillery. This is the first of the reinfOreements.
The cavalry will not be due until the 3D. and
will not be efficient until the 10th prox.
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FROM CINCINNATI.
Fire at Rising sun, Indiana--The Street
Railroad Controversy.

CIxcINx4rI, Sept Is-The FIRE at Rising Sun,
Indiana, yesterday, destroyed Cooks shoe store,
YANcEY's grocery, McAvERY's drug store, with
three or four adjoining dwellings. Loss about
$4,000, insured for 5000.
The case Of the city against the Street Railroad
Companies has been decided by the Superior
Court in favor of the former. 1t is held tkat the
contract between the companies and the city is
binding. and that the companies are bound to sell
twety- five for one dollar and three cents and that
tickets must be kept for sale on the cars
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Capital, OneMilliOn Dollars
Enterprise Insurance Company,
OF
CINCINNATI, OHIO. .
RECTORS

CTORS.
r. NJ. BISHOP. Of r. NJ. Bishop K Co.
THEO. COOK, President Chamber of Commerce
JOSEPH o. BUTLER. Prest Of Lafayette Bank
HUGH MCBIRNEY, of Mckinney K Co.
l.. X. II ILL, of Addy, Hull & Co.
A. 5, WINSL0W, of WinslOW x Smith,
BRIGS SWIFT, of Brigs Swift & Co.
CHARLES RULE. of G. Rule 4 Co.
G. M. BUCHANAN, of Buchanan x Co.
ADOLPH WOOD, of Adoph Wood x Co.
JAMES S. WISE, Nashville Packet Company.
l.. A. HARRIS. Mayor Of Cincinnati.
THOS. SHERLOCK. President.
WIN. ID. cassidy, Vice President.
This Company is now prepared to transact n
general Fire and Marine Insurance business
throughout the State Of Tennessee
II. G. MeNAIItY, Agent.
Policies issued on irst-cass Brick Dwellings for
five years, at a material reduction yearly rates.
sepl5-6m r.
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CTOLEN OR sTRAYED-RROM NY PLACE,
Smear Antioch. Davidson county. one BAY
MARE hind foot white. saddle marks on her
back points Of her hips SCARED. ahOd All ronEd.
any one who will deliver the mare and thief 10
judge JOHs BRIEN. near Nashviile, win get the
sepis J0URDAE HUGGINs.
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DEFERRED.-Several articles Of interest
In ourpaper Of to-day were put in type Cor
yesterday impression, but were unavoida-
bly, crowded out--among them, the letter Of
Hon. IL ]. RAYMOND, extracts from the
speech Of Hon. BES. WADE the terrible ac-
oidont II Johnaiown, and significant arti-
Gle from the Cincinnati Eaqaircr, ''Whither
n.ssf,-u
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SENATOR SUMSER is soon 10 marry Mrs
RUSSELL srURoFs, rich widow Of Boston
Like quaek doctor who won't take his own
physic. SUMNER wouldn't follow up lsis own
principles and marry a negro.
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The above steamer viii commence their refu-
lar trips The nrst opening q navigation tu the
Cumberland river. and continue o. run rcEul lri1
throughout the business season. az per above
schedule. makiug close eonneciiou "a Cairo WITH
the regular Packets Cor Sc. Louis, Memphis and
New Orleans, issuing through Tickets 20 fazson-
gers and giving through Bib Of LadihE iuT
freghts % the above cities aHd All available way
landing. Il tha VERY loacst rates. Even EFFORT
viii Be made ~ the Ollcers and Agents on thtf
line g. render d reliable and deserving iae pat-
CORBEIr a BOYD.
special Agents.
Teune-see- Sepli-cm.
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.
STEWART COLLEGE,

GAINESVILLE. TENN.
VNHIs INSTITUTION WILL REOPEN
i september 10. fss6- Boys are prepared
foE the higher classes ia College, or business.
Students from a distance can procure boarding at
ciaa care and oversight exercised over ali sent
from home 20 be educated here.
send for our cireularS- The attention Of parents
who have sons % send from hone Is respectfully
csliei b tEn sehoel. Tbs advantages Of the
schoo! and place are superior.
Terms Is usual in good schools.
REN. 4. DELACEY WARDLOW, n d,
JOSEPH II. WILSON.
au9-tOctl-2tw
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w. b. cassidy, v. p.


STATE OF TENNESSEE,
COMPTROLLERs OFFICE.
I. s. w. Hatehett Comptroller, hereby certify
that the foregoing is correct copy Of seni-annnal
statement Of the Enterprise Insurance Company
Of Cincinnati, Ohio, a. the same appears on Gle IN
my Office.
Witnessany hand and seal Of Office in Nashville
this 18th day Of September. 1896
S. W. HATCHETT. Comptroller
rr.| -Fr- STATE OF TENNESsEE,)
CONTROLLERS OFFrCE.
NASHVILLE September H. 1860
l, s. W. Hatchett, Comptroller Of the Treasury
do hereby certify that the Enterprise Insurance
Company, located at Cincinnati, in the State Of
Ohio. has produced TO me satisfactory evidence
that said Company has complied with all the re-
quirements Of the laws Of the State Of Tennessee
imposed on Insurance Companies, and further
certify that r. G. MeNniry, Agent Of said Com
pany, has also complied with the requirements Of
the laws Of the State. made and provided IN
such cases: wherefore, said Enterprise Insurance
Company has authority 70 take risks and transact
the business Of insurance in this State, at Nash
Vile.
This certificate Of agency must be renewed the
LIST day Of July and January Of each year.
sfe #at S. W. HArCHETT,
sepl5-3w Comptroller q Tennessee.
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UNCLAIMED PCKAGES,
OFFICE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, I
CHURCH ST., OPPOSITE MASONIC Hail.,
Snninrnhnr IIfh 1aeG

OFFICE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
CHURCH ST., OPPOSITE MASONIC HALL,
September llth. 1866. }
TIVE FOLLOWING NAMED ARTICLES OF
i Freight having remained unealled for at this
office up to date, notice is hereby given to parties
claiming the same that unless called for in thirty
days from this date they will be sold at Public
J. NJ. THATCHER, Agent.
Box. so lbs. Butler W.
l Package, Burrows. Henry
l Box, Borden.
/ Package Butts Lieut.. E. L.
! Casting, Bell. c. 0.
] Box, 20 lbs. Brinkley, II. L.
/ keg, Burns, w. Z.
/ Box. Brown, ID. j.
l Package, Carson, G. c.
3 Bundles. Corey w. NJ.
| Box, 70 lbs, Chest, 80 lbs. Durron Mary
Casting, Diehl, j. 5. Il Co.
| Box, 81 lbs Dunn, Jno.
l Package. Elton j. Do p
] Package, Foster, I. d.
! Box. ll2 lbs, Fluten. care Of /. Cohen
I Chest, Fletcher. Col. X.
] Trunk, Geary, w. b.
l Bundle, Geary, W.
2 Sacks, Gibson, Nathan
Package. German Th0s.
Boxes and Bundle. Hammond, J. w.
| Trunk. Hemstrut, Capt. W. -
l Box. Hill, J.
l Box. Horton. i. S.
2 Boxes Jenkins & Co.
] Package, johnson, VIM. S.
] Package. johnson, w. S.
] Hand Trunk, Jones, A. s.
! Box. Jones, J. r.
! Nalise, King, VIM. A.
! Box, Lipscomb, WIS
l Packages, Miller VIM. d.
! Box 90 lbs, MathewsOn, II. S.
] Package, Mills, James
| Sack, Martin. w.
l Box, IL lbs, Martin, J. NJ.
1 Box Maynard. Lieut.. Col.
l Trunk and b. Bag. Melville.
! Box, Mattingley. ... ....r
! Box, Mcclure. J. II. H...
/ Gun, Nash. Geo.
! Trunk. Ogesby, Miss G. T.
l Casting. Paul. j. K.
! Trunk, PassmOre, J. G.
Package Palmer, Lieut.. s.
2 Boxes, Pierce, S. C. -
l Package Richardson, Lieut.
l Box, 10 lbs, Schnechfeld j.
l Trunk Safnish, J. W.
| Package, Slime. E. H.
] Package, SuTby. r. w.
l Trunk SpOttsWObd, DR..
! Box. Thurlon, Sipas
/ Bundle, Unknown.
| Barrel Clover Seed, Unknown.
l Nest Firkins, Unknown.
Chests Unknown.
Packages Valuables Unknown
Package, Wilson, II.
l Box. Jordan, BransfOrd
i Package, ByelOn & Hough
ECLIPSE FREIGHT.
Boxes, Chairs and l Rocking Chair. Michael
Gerald.
Boxes Glass, J. II. Holm. 3 .t4lttl
Box, ID. McNabb.
Parties calling for the above will please notify
the CLERK that the article they wish is advertised
NASHVILLE Tenn, Sept. 10, 1866. sepl9-2t
FOR SAVF--WAIFOVU EOrD
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Masonic Notice.
TN THE CITY AND EDGEFIELD. ALL
i Masons who may be attacked with sickness
during the present epidemic can have nurses fur
nished them by applying at the Drug Stores Of
Kline Sherman, Demoviile 4 Co., and Watkins
d Stevens. Persons willing to engage as
nurse will apply to
JOHN McCLELLAND,
mas. Cumberland Lodge Nos.
NJ. b. HOWELL.
Phoenix Lodge No. 131.
GEO. w. JENKINS,
sepl8 Edgefeld Lodge No. 24.
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WE ARE NOW RECEIVING AND HAVE
W ia Store. the following large and fresh as
sortment Of Groceries. which We viii sell toe to
the trade:
50 hhds Sugar. all grades;
20 barrels Refined Sugar
50 and kegs Syrus;
30 Copperas;
30 Pure Apple Vinegar
800 Flour. Rsssellville and Clarke
vile Mills;
90 whisky. all grades;
90 Prime Leaf Lard;
80 kegs DO do do
30 packages Tobacco.
400 bass prime Cefee
500 kegs Nails;
90 boxes Soaps
10000 Cigars. 3 complete assortment;
9 tierees choice Sugar Cured Hams;
with all other articles in the grocery line.
sepl2
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FOR Sale.

For Sale.
THOR A LIMITED PERIOD, AT LESS THAN
Il Cost, the whole stock. fixtures and lease of q
firm, in a most desirable location. in Nashville,
doing annually a business amounting to ebOut
$4,000 Cash required, say SlO,O6I. and good
paper, about $500. This is a splendid OppOrtu-
dity for any one desiring TO engage in a secure
and well established business. For particulars,
apply at once to "...- r..s
~ ANDERSON JOHNSON & SMITH,
seplS-lwl Or A. NELSON 4 CO.. Agents.
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Rank suspension.
Secretary Seward Improving.

TORONTO. c. W., Sept. 1S.-The Bank ef Upp
Canada suspended payment this morning.
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Van Buren, County. Tennessee
ATTACHMENT.


y. \. UIolIOe %. y =. HUI
1T APPEALING FROM AFFIDAVIT OF
the plaintiff that the defendant in this eause
4 non resident Of the State: i 4 ordered By me
that publication be made Ia the Union and Ameri-
can four Successive weeks. commaadiug said de-
PENDANT 70 appear 81 my once in Van BuIen
county on the nth day Of October. SO. and de-
fend Eaid suit OF the same will be proceeded with
= D'''' DAVID MOOR. J. P.
fsep1s-w4t
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1866. 1867.
- .ss7S
NASHVILLE. CAIRO AND
NEW ORLEANS
TRI-WEEKLY PICKET LINE

UHE ABOVE LINE COMPRISES THE FOf.-
i LOWING splendid Passenger Packets. leag-
lag Nashville during the season ~ Follows;
FANNY BRANDEIs. Joss. T. CAnrWEiGur.
Master. leaves Nashville TUESDAYS a. "
O'Clock. Y.
NASHVILLE. Willy SIuns, Master. leaves
Nashviila THURSDAYS. a. y O'clock H.
TYRONE. Tou HiEuoS. Master. Leaves SAT
URDAYs al u o'clock \.
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REGIsTRATIoN IN RUTHERFORD.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1S.-The President paid a
visit to Secretary SEwARD this morning, whom he
found in an improved condition.
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OLDTRON WANTED.

DEApY CASH WILL BE PAID FOR ANY
Ii quantity Of Scrap Cast Ironl. on delivery 81
vac S"'''A' WYATT. BRIGGS 4 MOORE.
sep1G-2w
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pnrficnInr Notice.

PaFticuInF NOTICE..
I WISH TO RECTIFY A GRAND MISTAKE.
/ In the place Of Laura X. Green leaving John
u. Green bed and board, e. Published in yester-
days paper 10 was Just the reverse. i will state
and ind0rse the following facts:
John l. Green came with wife and child IN the
month Of January 10 board at my house. and con-
tinued there until the latter part Of July, when
he without any just cause known to me. leit. TAX
ing with him the child. she remaining AZ my
sspi6. JOHN A COUCH
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FOR SALE---YeIlOw Corn.
A PRIME LOT.
- IN GOOD ORDER FOR SHIPPING.
CIR. PARSONS CO..
seplS-2t No. College Street
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In the
fein tina tb0ewh have M 0
house mett Of
public generally 70 Anno the
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HAVING TAKEN THE ABOVE WARE.
II HOUSE, we are prepared to do a General
Commission Business, and will keep constantly
on hand a large supply of
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and they wish snytpz
acluanta d n m
nw me
thanks hep
| and olata snare N iu'le' T. =.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-06-08

We publish this morning dispatch frof
GAINESVILLE. 1t was sent to the Associated
Press North by Mr.. Bent, who did - K
pect it to reach Nashville. tt
by way of Louisville, and we
for word and line for line. N
creature received the hospitality
tTaduces.-NasA Banner, Cd INST
The closing sentence of the BannS
marks Is well put, as we happen to
that the Creature" was dead-hl
through! And this is his return for South :
ern hospitality. Well, he comes from Bos-
ton. When will our people learn the alb
surdity Of casting pearls before swine?
And this Mr.. Bent, who now regards as
a successful rebel demonstration an ex-
hibition of horsemanshp for the benefit Of
the orphans of Confederate soldiers, was
very anxious only a few weeks since to
take active participation in the Concerts and
Tableaux given in this city for the benefit
Of Confederate soldiers who had fought and
bled in the cause! (Parinthedcally we NAV
note his penchant for attacking the aosak }
nature, IN pity OF his other deficiencies,
endowed him with fine vocal powers, which
he was desirous of displaying at the Con-
certs, and which he hoped might prove
valuable as passport into gonteel society,
For this purpose he borrowed of US a copy
of the Conquered Banner" and rehearsed
it for the Concerts. Fortunately, the La
dies Benevolent Society declined his offer
of services. We say Fortunately, because
after singing that beautiful Southern mono
dy, and receiving the plaudits of the audi
ence, he would have retired to his den very
likely, for the purpose Of telegraphing
North about successful rebel demon
stration," and proved by citing his own
performance that such was the natare Of the
entertainment.-Ga Gazette, Sd inst.
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The Great Armies Of Europe.

While it is an inspiring So to wit
ness the~sentiment of nati6s Inserting
itselfamong certain of the peoples of Europe
against the arbitrary divisions made in time
past of their territories in the interest Of
particular dynasties, it is yet sad COM
mentary upon the boasted popular enlight-
eminent of the age that hundreds of thou
sands and even millions of men can be mar
shalled to deadly combat by few poten-
tates claiming power and government over
them. This seems no less the case now
than in the -barbarous periods in the
worlds history. That higher development
of the feeling of nationality, that more cher
ished pride of character and race which
shows itself among the masses in more cul-
tivated nations now, is in striking contrast
with the boorshness of former periods; but
nevertheless there is lsmentable degree Of
ready and deluded submisiyeness to the
Safeguarding purposes of the few on the
part of the many. This is shown in what
are called liberal as we'll as monarcbial and
more absolute government of popular sent-
ment, creditable to men generally, of at
tachment to the ancient unity of country
and race, of pride in the memories of their
past and the dreams of their future, is re-
lied upon more than any other agency for
the purpose of inducing people to lend all
their energies to Waging of great wars
That sentiment is skillfully manipulated by
politicians aspiring to rule, or potentates
already in power aud determined to perpet-
uate or extend it. The destiny Of nation
alities is skillfulIy appealed to in quarters
where it is potent, and ignored where it is
not, or would be only dangerous. Hence
we see equally in either Of these interests
the stupendous military preparations now
going on among the nations of Europe
The figures are on a scale equal to if not
exceeding those of our great civil war. The
latest advices state that Austria has Co.,
600 and will soon have 600, 900 men in the
field, while Prussia is estimated TO have
SOC, 900, Italy 43O, 900, France 100, 900,
the latter OF course capable Of being aug
mented to any number likely to be needed
should she engage In the contest, with as
great facility as any nation extaut. The
figures may be exaggerated as to the pres
ent state of the armies, but the ultimate
ability Of the powers to put such forcss in
the feld-nearly 100000 OF men on the
side Of Austria and the minor German
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When I Mean to Marry.
By JOHN G. SAKE.

D-AA-N
When do I mean to marry?-Well,
IT'S idle to dispute with fate;
But if you choose to hear me tell,
Pray listen while I fix the date.
When daughters haste, with eager feet,
a mothers daily toll to share;
Can make the Puddings which they eat,
And mend the stockings which they wear;
When maidens look upon man
As in himself what they would marry,
And not as army soldiers sean
a sutler CT Il commissary;
When gentle ladies, who have got
The offer of a lovers's hand,
Consent to share his earthly lot
And do not mean his lot of land;
When young mechanics are allowed
To find and wed the farmers girls
Who d0H't expect to be endowed
With rubies, diamonds, and pearls;
When wives, in short, shall freely give
Their hearts and hands to aidtheir spouses,
And live as they were wont to live
Within their slre's one-story houses;
Then, madam-if I'm not too old
Rejoiced to quit this lonely life,
I'll brush my beaver; cease to seold;
And look about me for a wife
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South, except thieving soldiers, swindling
contractors, drunken officers, incompetent
generals and other such pets of the late ad-
minstration.
1t didn't help the white people.
It didn't help the niggers.
It impoverished half the Union.
It didn't make the South friendly to
Northern ideas, interests or people.
1t piled big debt upon us and took from
as two-thirds of our means to pay it.
And now l am back from the war to find
that I must pay the most exorbitant taxes
and to find that old Grudgings, a id
mean, narrow-minded, stay-at-home cow
ard, is rich, with safe full of United States
notes or bonds for which must work the
balance of my life out to pay interest on,
while he escapes taxation and lives in idle
ness-I had a hundred dollars bounty to
60 to war. Now come home to find the
town, county and State in debt for the
money l had-the wealth of the country is
in bonds-the school houses in ruins-the.
bridges in ruins-the court houses, &c in
ruins-all these things to be built up-the
bonds and their interest to be paid besides
all the other taxes, and the holders of bonds
living in luxurious idleness, with large in
comes, and not one cent of tax to pay any
body or for any purpose.
1t was bad enough to fight for such cow
ards.
1t is bad enough to have it said we could
not have whipped the South without the aid
of these highfavored niger troops who
are now to be called our equals.
1t is bad enough to have enormous taxes
to pay to repair the damages time and war
has wrought. But it's worse than all to
have to pay six hundred million dollars
year of interest to the men who hold bonds
exempt from taxation, in other words, to go
to war and then come home and pay tax for
being shot at, wounded and killed. Abo-
litionism don't pay. Now I'm as good a
man as any of them. No man has a right
now to lord it over me. wear no badge
of servitude, advertising that 1 am a fit
subject for shoulder-strapped damns, in
suits, guard houses, &c. I'm returned
soldier-a poor man who must work or
starve. 1 love my country. I'm better
patriot than the man who asks the poor man
to pay taxes aud interest on bonds exempt
from taxation, and ] say it boldly that the
next time I should ssusket it will be for
equal taxation, ghts and a free
cod - doR idea of repudia-
bonds, may be id if ever pay a cent
of taxes, for my crippled limb is a better
and more honorable bond than the Gov
ernment ever issued. If all taxed alike, it
is well. If not, it's repudiate, or another
Gob
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NUMBER %.

States cooperating with her, and about
some number on the part of Prussia q
Italy-is not doubted. This would be :
addition to the augmentation of forces
Belgium, Denmark, Switzerland and othe
States within the radius of the impendi9
hostiities. In the meantime Turkey
Russia are both moving large bodies
troops, that which disturbs their rela
pertaining more to the provinces of w
CHA and MoIdano than the quarrel of
tria and Prussia, over the spoils of
dutchies, and the eagerness of Italy e
acquire Venetia. Yet neither Turl
Russia can be Indifferent to the latte
rel, especially Russia, as the war wO
pinge upon her boundaries. The i'm
cost of all this, whether war come or NJ
of course, upon the people. They
not only do the fighting, but must pi
price also in money. And this is nom
less the case in republics than in mona
les, where war is permitted.--Dispatchl
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ONE of our religious exchanges tell of
woman's being relieved from speechless
grief by hymn. A wicked political jour
nal. after mentioning the fact, says: 1--WE
have known number of the sex to be
strongly affected and greatly benefited by
h inns before this"
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bonds, may be ID if ever pay cent
of taxes, for my crippled limb is better
and more honorable bond than the Gov
ernment ever issued. If all taxed alike, it
is well. If not, it's repudiate, or another
fight.