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METROPOLITAN RHTRRPRIsE.
Great Gift Sale
90 rHr
New York and Providence
Jewellers Association,
'AFftAt.....-. 81 zee eoo
Depot. Io1 broadway.

Depot, 100 broadway.
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oAk DOLLAR each. wifhnut regard - value,
and not b. b. paid far tai you see what you Will
receive.
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IL vsiuc. are placed IN sealed euvelupes aud
we'll mixed One ol tbcse enveisses will b.
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chine, 90 any sei Of JeNeiry on our lisi Tor a. /.
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rarticularsi nlsl. Terra 70 .Asastfs Address,
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March 3t.--sms t9s Broadway. y. v.
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Tho Great External Remedy.
sTONEBRAkER's
Nerve and Bone Linimcnt

YNIiE greatest external remedy known f,r
II rheumatism. Spfains. Swclled Joints. = rc
Throat, frostci Feet, Poison. letter Frcsh aud
Old Wounds. COrns. Mumps. Pain In the Limbs
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Groceries, Liquors, dc.
GREEN YoE.

GREEN 4 ZOE,
A ~ Li Roc Ems.
BHaETnsts
FuRE OH WINES AND LlQU0Hs.
~ Martr VaietIss ga stand.
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AYE constantly On hand q large and sci.
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- csnsisting IL part a FEEsH
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IA e,siteh. Old Rye. calhoun. Old napp
aud Baalrhon, some very old aud hne Pure
Holland Gin. iamsica spifits. Ae Ae. In ported
and Domestic ssgnrs aud Tobacco. all II which
they Util sell 81 rsasosatis Jrioes and respect.
fully ss'iieit esii. June -, lsce.--ly
4. O. HIPsLEY,
wEoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Groceries, Teas, wines T. Liquor.
No 10 y. GAY street. Baltimore,
VNENDERs thanhsto ME friends for their f,r
IL ner very liberal patronage. and By profntt
ness and attention - business. will On. -.
deavor t. merit q continuance ~ theirf ff "a
iavof. The public ARE respectfully IN 49,
viisd te exanllne our stock ~ CHOICE TEAS
AND FAMILY GROCERIES. Our imported
sud domestic LiQUORS are selected with tho
greatest possible safe. faIailias may conGde
ia the PURITY o. an article ordered Tor inedi.
einal purposes aud proprieiors of Hotels may
luFuIslrthelf bars With ehoire hquuYs. ~
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prices. Jaly ~, issS.-iy
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NOTICE.

- a u NsAaas
TIVE undersigned would respectfully iof.r,a
n MS old customers and the public, that he
has purchased the remaining riaht Of Ilelbe
Trout. IN the SAW MILL ~ the head III Wor-
Ellington Valley. and u now putting Il in com.
Pls.e order lie again solieits the patronage
Of the neghbors. promising that All ,sarl givs,,
him Will be done IN . u0rkmaniike uanner.
and with despatch. Always on hand, az viii
manufacture 20 order, 81
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PA + 7 NJ @ 8.
AND ALL KINDS OF SAWED LuMBrn.
will pay sis . cord fsolid 1aeasore, g.
white Oak. delivered az the Saw Mil, and slol
for Chestnut and Black Oak. =
April 5.-2ms MARTIN BARR. I
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G. " OU r.

No child need die 81 cfoap. IL tbis syrup /.
properly used and used in time. afothers kav.
ing eroupy children should watch the first show
Of the Diseasesand always keep this Remedy
1t hand.
For Coughs after Meassls. this Syrup i most
exe~llent Experience has proven that Il l.
eqnnlled BY no other Preparation.
Efs-Price 30 Cents per Bottle.
Al the above preparations for sale BY
Mes. ~. A. sHEALEY,
AND RICHARD WILLIS. Druggist.
June ~, lsss.--iy. Towsontown, Nd
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RHEUMATISM.

Persons afflicted with this Disease. 40 natter
q bow long standing. can u pr-upiiy aud 20
ieeiaails cured BY asng thls Mixture There
- moth ng IN the Eorid 80 sur. and - good -
take away bal Corns aud cure frost Bite.. a.
TN. Preparation. Try q AMI satisfy your-
selves. Price - aud - ca. q bottle
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Rats Made to Come Out OF Their
Hoics 10 Die
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anA having provided hiuhseif vita aHEAnsF.
b. i rferaFrf b attend iur<fais ~ az tiaass
Al waFk wafrssted D. give ssiisf.r'se.
eFo ~ HUgMs
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LUMBER DEALER,
AsHIAna <laare. Cornef Gar ana hIonu-
mnnf streets. EsniiImore.
CIVIL Keeps On baud eli varieties Of LINN
- 4th. oalN0Lka. hAIlI4. Ac.. Al The old
ssiaol'ehed siand. which Be sells Il he vsrv
oua.t prices -
cItlnopa ef Daltmore eountv who iusena
bu ldIu Z. nfo Invited ~ call
LUMBAR BY THE GAR LOAD AT RIVER
E~#HNnf 10000 fsMDT nue.fnurlh Yel.
% tN E"N'I'ng, well seasoned. Or sale chsan.
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OLD ''BAKER" RYE wuIsnBY,
best IN the country.
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ALSO, RYE A BOURBON WHISTLES
Of lower grades.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-14
NOMINATION or JOHN LELLYErr.


The Conservative county meeting, on yes
tcrday, nominated JOHN LEIIyErr, ESQ,
by reclamation, rs the candidate for Repre-
sentative al the election on November LIST,
70 On the vacancy Of Maj. LEWIS. There
was perfect unaniHiiy in its action, and the
selection was one which will command the
approval Of the entire party. II only re-
mains now for the electors to ra,ify at the
poll the nomination Of the Convention.
JpHS LELLyErr IS Union man without
fear oT reproach; he is a man Of talents aud
Of public spirit his integrity is unimpeacha-
bic; he will labor ably, fearlessly, and i'm
partially for the interests Of his constituents;
he viii be as true as the needle to the pole
20 the Conservative cause; he is, in every
respect, worthy Of the cordial and Sealous
support Of every man who opposes radical
ism. We can scarcely say more in his be-
hall, though he is worthy Of all that can be
said Of an upright intelligent gentleman,
thoroughly ccnversant, as we'll with the
business interests Of this city and county in
a legislative point Of view, as with the polili-
cal duties he will be called to perform.
We do not know that the Radical faction
in this county, after their signal defeat two
weeks since, win think il worth while to
presen. a candidate agains, him. But wheth-
er they do or not, it is the duty Of the Con-
servativcs 70 poll their full strength at the
election. Every man whotakes seat in the
body 10 assemble in November, should 60
there with the full endorsement Of The people.
The great struggle in this State and in the
nation is 10 regain popular rights, and main
tain The essential principles Of republican
government These are Of and from, and
must be supported BY the people. To do 30
effectively, they must make their voice po-
tential, ard they must make the forms Of
government truly express the popular viii.
They must eBdue men whom they select 10
represent them, with the power and infu-
enoo which comes from decided manifesta-
tons Of popular opinion. There has
never been time -srhsn il was a more i'm
peralire duty Of she citizen to take
al Interest in elections, than the presents
and sf7airs viii never begin 70 assume
healthfal turn, until the usurping bureau
Urats are brought into Subsection % the an-
tl.ority 81 he people We trus; that the
people Of this county wiz Be impressed with
this fAcs, and not suiier this special election
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FROM NEW YORK.


A COrOner's InvestigatiOn-The Pro-
posed 9TH Regiments Transatlantic
Trfp-AnOther Marine Disaster.
New York, Oct. 13.-An examination of
witnesses in reference to the dead man re-
Gently found in Newton, was held last eve
ming by Coroner Lewis, at the National Ho-
tel, in Astonia. From the testimony adj
duced, the general opinion was that the man
was murdered The perpetrator of the
deed is the same who exhibited the pistol
of the deceased at the Sunny Side Hotel on
the day the body was discovered. The
body has not been identified.
A FIRE broke out about half past nine last
night in the Halby Hose Msnufac-
tory, of A. Christian & Son, No. so Morgan
street. The building, together with the
stock and quantity Of valuable machinery,
was totally destroyed. Loss about 125, 900
dollars. Amount Of insurance not ascer-
tanned.
The board of officers of the 9TH regi-
ment, who have under consideration the
proposed trip to Paris in 1867, have sub
mitted their report to the members Of the
organization. They estimate the maximum
expenses at three hundred thousand dollars,
and submit to the members as to whether
they are willing to accept the invitation
and assume the pecunlary Obligations rem
dered necessary by the estimate.
The British bark Ambrosiac, forom Car
diff, Wales, for Vera Cruz foundered off the
coast Of Florida on the I'd inst. The cap
tain, second mate, and three Of the hands
were saved, after passing thirty-six hours
on a raft. The following are the names Of
the rescued persons: VIM. Owen, master;
Jno. Read, second mate; Edward Harad,
seamen; Peter McDougal, seaman; ].
Welsh, steward. The remainder Of the
ships company, ten in number, are sup
posed to be lost Their names were Edward
Baldwin, mate; Henry Wade, carpenter;
Henry Knight, Chas. Havre, Ed. Walker,
Thos. Halered, John Hawy, John Clark,
John Miller, seamen; all ofwhom sailed on
the vessel from Cardiff, except John
CLARK, who shipped at Vera Cruz. John
Neal, second mate, who was saved, also
joined the vessel at Vera Cruz.
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Interylew via, the Presldent.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-Baron Stocked,
for many years representative Of the EN-
peror Of Russia to this Government, waited
on the President yesterday, accompanied by
the Secretary of State, to take formal Off
cial leave previous to his FINAL departure
from this country. The interview was Of an
interesting character, both from the intimate
friendly relations of the two governments,
and the popularity Of the retiring Minister.
The Russian Government win be repre-
sented by NJ. WaIdemar Bodisco, who has
been attached to the Legation for a number
of years as Charge DAfairs.
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The schemes Of the Peregrlnatlng
s.Ronthern LoYnIIsts.''

New YORK, Oct. ia HeralPs St.
Louis special of yesterday says: The
Southern Loyalists" prepared an address
this morning to the people Of the United
States before leaving Springfield. They
urged the people to assist, in behalf Of true
loyalists, further conditions precedent to the
admission Of the late rebels States than
those enunciatedin the constitute nal amend
ment, because the present State government
of the South ara not legal bodies, and there
fore cannot legally raLify the amendment
They plead that the people insist their re
representatives. shall. at the next session, de-
clare the present organizations in the South
illegal, and proceed to organize governments
based upon the principles of impartial loyal
suffrage A committee of seven were APP
pointed to keep the subject before the people
until the final decision of the reconstruction
question by Congress. The committee con-
sists Of Col. Moss, Of Missouri; Provisional
Governor Hamilton, of Texas; Bingham,
of Alabama; Griffin, of Texas; Rucker, of
Virginia; Eaton, of Tennessee, and Ran
dolph, of Louisiana. The loyalists' deputa-
ton is now dissolved everywhere. Their
principles for impartial suffrage have been
enthusiastically received even in the sup
posed strongholds of conservatism in In
diana and Illinois. Everywhere they have
received the most cordial audiences.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-14

NEW ORLEASs, October 13.-It is ru-
mored and credited that Governor Wells has
secretly issued, or is about publicly issuing
a proclamation, removing all the sherifs
elected last spring, ard appointing others in
their places-this is decision Of his own
Supreme Court; that with Howell now on
the bench, he cannot.
The latest from the Rio Grande to the
4th, states that HenajOsia made another
abOrtive attempt to take Mafamoras from
Gambia, but failed. There was a report that
Cortina had gone to Monterey, held Is
eabadO and TrevanO. and defended that
city against Mejia The Imperalists, who
are reported approaching with to 1900
meu, and another, that Cortinas was about
attacking Caralis in Malamoras, and that
Trevino was on his way from Monterey
with like purpose.
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home, Alexander fully thirty yards to the
rear, making Tie two miles il 3:45. 1t was
all a one-sided affair and excited no interest
for there was no competition. Il was evil
dent there was something wrong with the
Alexander colt. He couldn't run at all on
the second mile.
SECOND HEAT.
On calling the horses for the second heat,
it appeared that the Alexander colt, by con-
sent Of the judges, had been Withdrawn, and
it was so announced by Capt. FORD. He
was in no condition to ran, aad left Muggins
10 gallOp the next two miles tione, and win
the handsome Southern Hotel prize Of
81 900, with 81 $50 additional entrance and
half forfeit money, good afternoons work
for the noble horae.
SUMMARY.
sSoutEern Hotel Sweepstakes for three year
olds, 500 entrance, half forfeit; $1,000
added by the proprietors Of the Southern
Hotel; two mile heats; closed with twenty
seven entries.
KINNEY x Johnson name sOrrel colt Mug
gins, by Jack Malone, dam Fanny McAlis-
ter.
r. A. ALEXANDER names bay colt by
Lexington, dam Alice Jones, by imported
Glencoe.
Muggins --.--.-.-.--...-----.-....-l
Alexandra Withdrawn
Time. 3:45
Much disappointment was felt in the re-
suits Of this race. Something interesting
and exciting had been looked for. Many
hoped to zee a field Of four, and among
them Stonewail jackson and Morrill,, and
perhaps Lancaster again. When two horses
alone appeared, much regret was felt, and
still more when the failure Of ALExANDER's
colt to make any running at all Invested the
race Of every element of interest.
FIFTH DAY.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. l2.--To-day has been
very exciting day on Laclede Course.
First race, mile heats, free for all feather
weights, premium $500. Won by Count
Bisnark. Time, Lao, Lazy. His COMPETE
tors were Bushwhaeker, John Scott, Prairie
Boy and Blue Flag.
Second race, two mile heats, free for all,
premium 81 900. Won by Muggins. Tiue,
BAL, 3:424. His competitors were Stonewall
jackson, Derby, Ringmaster and Copper.
Third race, three mile heats, free all, pre-
MUM $1,000. Won by Harry of the West.
Time, 5:364, $50. This was the best and
most exciting race of the week. The time
of the first heat is said to be remarkable.
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LACLEDE RACEs-FOURTIF DAY.
Tennessee Carries or the HOnOrs.
THE FIRST RACE.

THE FIRST RACE. ga
Some difficulty was experienced in start
ing. The Grinstead Colt had fancy for
going to the West, and, in spite of his rider,
twice whirled TO start on. a solitary journey,
along up the magnificent home stretch.
After two false starts, the horses were sent
of, the Alexander Colt slightlyin the lead,
Shaw's Colt close at hand, Kinney &
Johnson's a length behind, and the Grin
stead Colt, fourth, at the tail Of Kinney &
Johnson's. The latter ran up rapidly on
the first turn, and the four were pretty well
in bunch at the first quarter pole. The
Shaw Colt then commenced dropping be-
hind. The pace was fast, the Black Colt
making the running, and taking the lead
before reaching the half mile pole. The
Shaw Colt was viewing the race from dis
lance, his companions having run away
from him by some eight OF ten lengths. At
the three-quarters pole the Kinney &
johnson Colt had come to the front, Alex
ander and Grinstead nSck and neck, run
ming ike streak Of lightning, and thus
they entered the home stretch, the Shaw
Colt hurrying up TO be somewhere in sight
when the score was reached. Down the
track they came with laundering stroke
with unchanged position, Kinney d john
son crossing the string two lengths in ad-
vance, Grinstead second, with Alexander
at his throat latch, and Shaw eight or ten
lengths behind. Time 1:471.
This Is pronounced the fastest two year old
race ever made in America-weights and age
considered. The record of the Metairie
Coursea New Orleans show Lecompte's time
at two years, a single mile, two seconds
quicker We believe, but the age there was
reckoned from the first Of May, while under
rules here it is reckoned from the first of
January. The weights here have been put
up 10 eighty-seven pounds. Gentlemen well
pcsted in such matters, made record Of this
race, as showing faster time, all things con
sidered, than was ever made before by such
youngsters.
SUMMARY.
Sweepsiake for two year olds, dash Of a
mile, $50 entrance, half forfeit; $500 added
by the Association.
KINNEY & JOHNSON name bay FLY by
Lexington, dam Laura.
JoHN s. SHAW names bay colt by Mat
Davis, dam by imported Monarch.
r. A. ALEXANDER names chestnut colt,
Cana, by Lexington, dam Catalpa by Cripple
J. A. GRINsTEAD names black colt by i'm
ported Mickey Free, dam by imported York
shire, out Of Picayme.
Kinney & Johr
Grinstead-...-...
AleXanGer...--..-
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-14

Nrw YoRK, Oct. l3.-On the 2Gth ult a
dry goods store in Albany vas robbed Of be-
tween $4,000 and s., GOO worth Of silk BY q
man and female shep liter. Subsequently,
Inspector Carpenter visiting that city With
4 full set Of photographs Of thieves, had the
clerk 10 pick cut II be could the Likeness Of
the thieves. He then returned and bad ar
rested Albert Nells, alias Tyler, and a wo-
nan named Maria Stewart alias Weaver,
who proved 10 Be the thieves They we're
sent 70 Albany fhis morning.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-14

New ORLEANS COMMERCIAL BULLET IN.
We with much pleasure place upon our
exchange list the Commercial B,dIetiu, which,
after an interval of four years, has been re-
vived by the son Of its former proprietor.
From the indications Of ability in its edito-
rial columns, and the neatness and beauty Of
its mechanical execution, it bids fair to do
no discredit to its predecessor which for
many years occupied prominent position
among the journals Of the Crescent City.