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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-02
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Ereun6, i1 bere1de mir oa ieoen 8fens
MIG, nadber tpeib i'd .bann gang genau,
no lusin ausgesebenes @elb seblieben
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stick to tho Am,na.,n,.

The Cincinnati Commercial reviews
the proposition to reduce the Southern
States to Territories, and conclude.
thus
We had better adhere to the amend.
ment, unless it is proposed to brcal,
these states TO the grade of Territories
aud rebuild them from the foundation
This would bO an extreme measure,
aad ono 10 which there is no present
necessity ofresorting, They now have
the terms upon which representation
can be enjoyed, and il Is their own
fault If they do not understand them,
or wilfully misrepresent them. When
they ,cone to realize the substantial
fact that'sbey tan have no representa-.
tiOn till they compIy with the terms
prescribed that II is not in the power
of tho President nor'the Northern Do.
mocracy to relieve them; that the
mind Of the North is made np, and will
not abate one jot or title Of this aust
demand, they will probably take a
more favorable view OF the amendment.
If they do not they will have to sub,
init to go without representation and
make tho best Of it.
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DRESS TnIMmINGs.


J, N. Miller calls the especi,d atten-
tion of the ladies Of this community to
his now stock of fashionable Dress
Trimmings, consisting of
Black Bugle Fringe.
White Bugle Fringe.
Black and Steel Bugle Fringe.
/ Black and White Bead FriDges.
Steel Ball Fringes.
Black Bugle Gimps.
White Bugle Gimps,
Black and White Bugle Gimps.
Black and White Bead Gimps.
Ribbons and Velvets-all colors.
Ball Fringcs for Basque and Sacque
trimmings.
Also to his splendid assortm msnt of
Fancy Dress Silks and real Irish Pop.
Inns
|. His Chinchilla Cloths and French
Plush of all colors for Cloakings..
Also a splendid assortment of fine
Furs; consisting of Russian Sable,
Stone Martin, real Mink, Russian Fitch
and Russian Squirrel.
Ladies who desire any of the arti-
cles named above, are invited to call
at the store of J, N. Miller before send
ing to the larger cities for them.
35-tf.
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Upon the bill offered by Mr.. Law.
renee, of Ohio, on Tuesday last, to rc,
poal 50 much Of tho law of 1850 as
rendered it necessary to prosecute for
treason, and other offences, within
three years after tho effence WIS com,
mitted, Thad Stevens made these re.
marks: although would not discour.
age trials for treason am convinced
that none of these traitors can ever be
convicted OF treason under our present
Constitution and laws and yet | would
let every man Of them 90 unpunished
toreverrather than'to make law now
by which they could bo punished. |
think our Government would be en-.
dangered in IFS future existence, in its
character before the world, by conduct
Of that kind more than by enduring
the evil" Mr.. s. is In favor of trying
and punishing rebels under the war
power.
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The new suspension bridge across
the Ohio at Cincinnati is open for foo
passengers and is to be thrown open
for teams about the 1st of January.
We take the following dimensions
from Cincinnati paper:
The length of the bridge, including
the approaches from Front street in
Cincinnati and Second street in Gov
ington, is 1882 feet.
Between the tower 1867.
Height OF towers from foundation,
without turrets, 200 feet turrets 30
feet.
Hight of bridge above low water,
100 feet.
Width ofbridge in the clear 56 feet.
Diameter of cables l21 inches.
Amount of wire in the cables ,000,-
600 pounds.
Towers at base, Sc by so feet.
Towers at top, IA by 40 feet
Strandsin each of the two cables, Z,
Wires in each strands, 740.
Wires in cables, total, 10,36O.
Weight of wire, 500 tons.
Estimated total cost, S1,750,O0O.
Masonry, $4,000 perch.
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ENGLISH CoLLIEnY ExpLosToN-I I

ENGLISH CoLLIERY ExpLosIoN.-La.
ter particulars by Cable dispatches
show that tho loss of life by tho re.
cent explosions in Barnslcy and Haw.
ley collieries was truly appalling, and
what is singular, the explosions oc.
cured almost simultaneously, al,
though Hawlcy is n Smffordshire town
on the Manchester and Birmingham
Rail way, two and half miles from
Newcastle, and Barnsloy, in which the
Oak Coliery lies, is in the southern
part of Yorkshire, making the two
points about sixty miles apart. OF
two hundred men who went into the
Hawley mine, but thirteen had boen
recovered, and the estimated loss in
the Oaks Colliery is three hundred and
fifty, making the dreadful total of four
hundred and thirty lives,
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Will II be Negro Suffrage -

The savans Of the Democracy ar,
said to be in consultation to agreo or
what Democracy shall be in 1867 -
Pendleton represents this State. =
Among the propositions, is one for
great De nocratic Convention, to as
semele in New York, and declare in
favor of impartial suffrage, which is
meeting with good deal of favor
among the Head Scenters CT the De
mocracy Time will show us what
new somcrsanlts tho Democracy can
turn.--ZdneSUiNe Courier.
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AN attempt was made, a few days
ago, to kill Howard Gillingham, mas.
ter mechanic eoi the Youngstown (Ohlo)
railroad shops, by means of an internal
machine. A box With a sliding lid.
charged with half pound of gunpow.
der, and having matches arranged to
ignite by the friction OF moving the lid,
was sent TO him with q bogus express
mark. as though coming from Cleve
land. Mr.. Gillingham suspected some.
thing wrong with il and, in cautiously
moving tho I'D, observed the powder
lie 1wmediately soaked the machine in
water thoroughly, and then opened IL
tndiDg the contents as above stated
Detectives traced the box TO a man
named Aowarth, lately dischared from
the shop BY Mr.. Gillingham, and be-
has been sEEesled.
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WeindOrso decidedly. the views Sc
forth in the article below, from th,
Ohio State journal, on the subject in
dicatee by It's title. They are th,
views we have always held, and we ar
glad Of tho opportunity furnished b,
the Journals article Of presenting s,
clear a statement of them to our read
ers:
sINcLR TERMS FOR PRESIDENTS.
There are three cogcnt reasons why
the bill making provision against the
ro-election ofany President should not
pass:
l. It prevents the people from hon
oring faithful President by the only
practicable mode of giving a substan.
tial recognition to his services.
2. Ittakes away one great incentive
for the incumbent TO perform his du,
ties to the acceptance of the sovereign.
ty which has clothed him with the
functions Of Office; and
3. 1t. still further enlarges ell the
evils which result from too frequent
changes of administration.
The bill, it seems to us, parlakes
largely Of thenature Of the exceptional
legislation which has sprung up Of late
years, whore an individual case of un.
'faithfulncss is made the basis of gen.
eral law of doubtful expcdicncy An
drew Johnson has shown iDcapacity for
the position Of Chief Magistrate (lor
which position, by the way, the pco.
pie never elected him therefore a
general law is necessary to restrain
toe people from re electing him With
all deference to the wisdom of the leg
islstor, we submit that the people are
AMPLY competent to decide that ques-
tion for themselves, under existing
DAVIS. II they see proper to indorse
the administration by re. election of
the incumbent, (who is in this case su.
perincumbent,) who shall gainsay their
right to do soY The Chief Magistrate
is no less their servant than the potliest
officer OF the government, and when
his torn OF office expires, they may dis
charge him at their pleasure. For
malfeasance in Office he may be i'm
peached and removed. For faithful.
ness and ability be should be retained,
as in the case ofany othcr faithful and
able servant.
The stripping of some of tho i'm
mense patronage from the Executive
would go far to remove objection to
the re election Of any incumbent No
doubt, the power of using this patro.
mage to secure reelection is q great
evil 1t prevents the voice Of the peo.
pie from having duo weight in the SO.
lection of their Chief Magistrate. So
long as corrupt men exist upon earth,
just 30 long will they be found in
places of power and trust. No law,
however skillfully framed, can prevent
them from selling their principles for
official station. The incumboncy of a
corrupt official patron is their oppor
tunity, and they will continue to use
their whole power and influence to SO.
cure his elevation, and his continuance
in any office which shall carry with It
the power to dispense patronage. Tho
remedy is as plain as common sense
can make IL: When an offlco 10 used
forsuch purposes, strip 1t Of patronage
ana destroy its power for harm.
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Some RAILROAD. the
main stems OF 379 miles, the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company are now
operating 6S3 miles of road,--the
Parkersburg branch OF 104 miles, The
Winchester and Potomac branch Of 32
miles, and the Central Ohio of 1877
miles, In addition to these, the com
pany are now building the Metropoli-
tan Road, from Point of Rocks 10
Washington city, distance of AZ
miles. Columbus Gazette.
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Thc HolIdavs,

The gayest season ofithe entire year
is now approaching, but whilst we are
enjoying this fostivo season let us. not
forget that in time of health we must
always be prepared for disease. Coughs,
colds sore throat, Group, asthma, and
whooping cough are speedily cured by
Goes Cough Basam. Whilst dyspep-
sia, constipation, sick headache, sour
stomach, indigestion--the most prolific
source of i'll health, is certainly cured
by the timely use Of Goes Dyspepsia
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The corruption of Legislatures can
seldom be reached by the law, but il
is encouraging that member OF the
New Jersey Legislature, convicted of
selling his vote, has been sentenced to
imprisonment for one year and torev-
er precluded from holding public Of
fee A lew examples Of this kind in
our own Legislature might have Il
wholesome effect. The trouble is, that
while the existence OF bribery is noto.
rious, the TACT is not easy to provo. ~
Y. Irbane.
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WHISPERS AND MUsTACHES

EORCED to grow upon the smoothest face in from
u three to five weeks by using DR. SEVlGNE'S
RE5TAURATEUR GAPILLAIRE, the most wonder
RAJ discovery in modern science, acting upon the
Beard and Harm nm almost miraculous manner, IL
has been used blythe elite OF Paris and London with
the most fltterng success. Names of all purchas-
ers will be registered and ifentire satisfaction net
gwen m every instance, the money will he cheerfully
rounded Price by mail, sealed and postpaid, ST.
Descriptive circulars and testimonials mailed free.
Address BERGER, SHUTS CO., Chemists, No.
2s1 River Street, Troy, N. Y. Sole agents for the
United States
Dec. 90, lS6G-lm
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THE OHIO STATE JOURNAL
FOR 1907.
Daily Tri-w cekIy and weekI


The Publishers of the ONO STATE JOURNAL, encour.
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At the Capital of the State, announce tnat they have
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The JOURNAL is now printed on elegant new type in
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BY special arran cement we are in receipt Of cores
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From the continent Of Europe and foreign countries
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Our Commercial Department il under the SUPER
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Read again the Evidence OF one OF our
Oldest Residents.

IScISNArI December "a, 1868.
Mcssrs. J. N HARRIS CO.;
GESrs-Ths is to certify that have found Aliens
Lung Balsam one Of the best remedies in the world
fr Diseased Lungs have used it in my family for
breaking ups troublesome cough with the happost
effect recommended 1t to q young lady who had
a harUssng cough and was threatened with Con
sumption, and IL cured her in few days, would
recommcrdit to all afflicted with a cough, and TO
those who are disposed to Consumption.
Respectfully yours, A. A. HARRISON.
Sold by all Dealers in Family Medicines.
December a. lS66-lm.
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@-NATHANIEL WILLIS, who estab.
lishcd the Sci0t0 Gazette, the oldest pa
per in Ohio, sir ~ Seren gears ago, is
still living in Boston, Mass. The poet,
N. P. WILLIS, of the Home Journal, is,
we understand, a son ofhis.- ChHIicothe
Gazette.
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peA. 1t is related Of son of Robert
\ Ice that ut a recent dinner party in
Richmond, one of the guests proposed
a toast, "rho Fallen Flag Col. Lee
promptly placed his hand upon the
glass aud arose. Gentlemen, said he,
this will not do, We are parolcd
prisoners. We now have but one flag,
and that is the flag of our whole coun
try--thc glorious old stars aud stripes,
| can recognize no other, hs.u for no
othor, and will drink TO no other"
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Tho Chicago Tribune of Thursday
says; "a remarkable event took
place lastnight at the Clark street Meth
odist Episcopal Church, whore prayer
Meeting was being held by the mem,
bers of tho congregation. During the
oourae OF tho proceedings, a Roman
Catholic Priest-Rev, Father Kenny
of Duhuquo--arose and formally re.
nonnced bis faith in presence Of tho
congregation Father Kenny has of.
aoiatod for several years past at Du-
buQue."
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70 Consumpiives.

FVNHE Advertiser having been restored to health in
Il q few waeks, byR very simple remedy, aner hav-
ing suffered several years with severe lung aiec-
ton and that dread disease, ConSumption--is anx-
of cure
TO all who desire it., he will send copy oftNe pre-
scPpon used, (lree ofcharge), with the directions
find sure Cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bron
chts,6o, The only object ofthe advertiser in send
ing theprescription, is TO benefit the atilictod and
spread information which he co nceivos to be iuvalu.
ahlei andhehop every sufferer will try his remedy
as twill cost them nothing, and may prove bless
ing,
Parties wishing the prescription, will please ad-
dress Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
Wilhamshurgh, Kings county, New York
October 25, ls66-ly
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NEw ORLLANs, December 20.

Lieutenant General Sherman ar.
rived here this evening from Browns
vile, his mission having proved fail.
ure because Of the refusal of the I'm.
perial authorities to grant him, pass
across their lines to reach chihuahua.
lie left Minister Campbell at Browns
vile, who would proceed Immediately
to Juarez's headquarters.
Messrs. Elliot and Shelabarger ar
rived at New Orleans last. evening,
with their Secretary, Mr.. Cation
They have addressed letter to May.
or Monroe, requiring him to furnish
them list of the police on duty at
the time Of the riot.
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D6rTeeth beautifully filled so as to
preserve them through life, at Won
BoNHoRsT'S Dental Rooms, jc2s
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tedly sprang out of his seat and said:
l"The Presidents acts speak for them.
selves. Stop your threats, and go on
with your impeachment
Mr.. Bingham said he disclaimed
making any threats of impeachment,
and there tho matter ended.
The House directed an inquiry, to.
day, into the awards made by the
Indian Bureau to Farwell & Co, OF
Chicago, and S. G. Hunt & Co., of st.
Louis, on Monday for supplying In
dian goods. 1t is claimed that the
awards were not made TO the lowest
bidder.
Thad. Stevens introduced, this eve
ming, just as the House was adjourn.
ing, his Enabling Bill, with a slight a
mendment. 1t is the same which
he proposed last session for reorganiz.
ing all the Southern States. 1. pro.
vides for universal suffrage in the vote
forming the new State Governments,
after disfranchisihg those who volun-
tarily participated in the rebellion.
The bill comes up the first thing on
tho reassembling of Congress, when
Mr.. Stevens will mako q speech upon
lit.
A memorial was presented in the
House, to-day. from Pennsylvania,
asking for tho contraction of the legal.
tender currency. 1t was referred to
the committee on Ways and Means.
The House this afternoon, refused to
make any appropriations for the Blu,
reau of Statistics in tho State Depart.
ment. There is disposition to abol-
ish il.
There are thirty members who are
on the Speakers list desiring the floor
to mako speeches on the Presidents
Message. Thad. Stevens jocosely said
that they ought to be allowed to make
them during the recess.
In the Senate, on the goth, a resolu.
tion was adopted calling for informa,
ton as TO tho occupation of Lexngtony
Missouri, by Federal troops. This &C.
tion was taken in response to tele.
gram from Gov. Fletcher, protesting
against the sending of troops to that
point. and petitioning Congress to or
der their withdrawal Most of the day
was consumed with reading Senate
rial essays on Nebraska.
The House was without a quorum
for business; but discussed the Presi
dents message in Committee of the
Whole.
Both Houses took recess to the Sd
of January, 1867.
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neA- BINNINoER has just received o
fresh lot of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry
and other wares in that line. Give
him CALI dec6.l
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Medical Notice.

nm. e; CONE NAY DE CONSULTED
u Pat the following times and places; N ~
In NEW LEXINGTON at the Colborn House ON
Saturday and sundays September and 2; October
and 7; Nov 10 and II Dec. 10 and @; Jan 10 and
go; Feb.2 % and 81 March 80 and 81 May 4 and s;
June 8 and 0.
In LANCASTER at the Tailmaige House on Mon.
days after the Express Train arrives goinp West mn.
I'll II goes West on Tuesdays Sept !; Oct s; Nov
IL Dec ~; Jan. 2i Feb 20; April Il May o; June 10
Dr.CONE cures all forms of Chronic Diseases, as
dyspepsia IN oil It's various varieties all diseases Of
the Lungs and Air passages as Laryngis, Hronchi-
tbs, and Consumption; all diseases oftle Kidney 8,
Liver, Panereas and the glands generally; all dis
eases OF the Heart, Blood and Blood Vessels: all
diseases ofthe Brain and Nerves. as Epilepsy. 0ho.
rea, rSt Vtus Dance, Neuralgia, Palsy, and gene.
raj nervous nutrition; all diseases OF Females,
enlarged Fonsils and all forms Of Scroula; also ali
diseases ofthe Eye and Ear, and all other Chronic
Diseases,
Dg-No charge for consultation, butcash for meal.
eiues, tApril 8, ls00S9.iy1
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na-Go to BtNNlNcrn S, IN. W. cor.
ner Columbus and Main,) for best and
lateststylcs of Fine Jcwelry. dcc6. I'm.
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TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH
RECOMMENDATIoN.


BATAVIA, ONO, August 13.h, 1906
uENTs-l have received the bill sent me, giving tho
programme OF the Git Enterprise in behalfo Null
berry seminary The OhiectIs charitable and pa.
trotic, having in view the interest of the Orphan
children OF the brave soldiers who have given their
Nesto therc country, in the war to suppress the
on'ohd am sure II must succeed;-a dollar
irom every voter IN Ohio, for such noble purpose,
would not be regarded as too much to contribute to
IN enterprise that proposes to for and educate
the unfortunate children of the fallen brave Of the
state The men intrusted with its management arc
worthy public confidence and all persons may re.
~ upon faithful discharge OF their duties Isin-
cerely nopelt may prove n success, and that Mul.
berry Seminary may become an instrument in the
hands the enterprisng men who projected IL Of
dong much good and also become notable monu-
ment Of the patriotism and public spirit oil the good
people who by their contributions ofa dollar each,
VIII do themselves no harn, but bless beyond meas,
ure those Who too often, have neith6r means nor
HlehusWlth winch TO help themselves. a.
NJ. G. eth District Of Ohio.
we the undersigned hlly concur in thoaboye 70.
Hon D. Eggeston, NJ. c. LIST District Of Ohio.
Hon. \, Teetor, Rep. Ohio Legislature.
" wm' m megrne' Pres. Citizens Nat. Bank. Piqras
I, r. Briggs, Cincinnati
Jacob Traber,
g. q Megnc Pros. Nat. Bank. Batavia.
Hon VIM. Penn Nixon, Rep Ohio Leg
Thos Spooner, Cincinnati.
Gen r. b Hayes.
saml /. Corwine. Sec, Lafayette Ins. company.
Coz. Moulton lnte Q. NJ U. SA
Howard Matthews, Pres. Lafayette Ins company
Hon. s. II. Dowdney Ohio Senate
Hon, W. Howard, ex-M. G. 9th Dist. Ohio. /, NI
Gen Thos. H. Young.
For further particulars get Ione of our bills, or
address MS ut our '
Office, No. 2s West Third street,
(Basement in Masonic Temple,) as3 3s'
CINCINNATI, OHIO,
Or at our ofice, MULBERRY Cernoat Co., Ohio.
TUDOR, GATES Il CO.,
Oct s5, 1850, al-8m. TTUspEEe.
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y E X NJ s.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
MORNING EDITION.

By mail nadvance) per ahnun.~..............s so 90
do do ImOhlhs. hs............ ........... 4 so
do do nlonths.....................2 9 25
do do do ...................... so
Clubs Of five and upwards, each..."........... co
do do do do 6months........ %
One cypy extra to clubs of ten.
Delivered by Carrier per Month................ 90
do do do Week. 0 20
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CITION EsALSAM IS pleasant liquid rem
cdy which never hil' to euro the ITCH at once. As
mn external application fur rheumatism, Eruptive
Diseases Of The Skin, Ulcers, Old Sores, Gangreno,
Bnrns and Sclld', It ia very effective.
Sold by Druggjsts Price % ccnts
OLIVER CROOK Co, Proprietors.
BurnhaWs V'n S"mack, Chicago,
John D. Park, Cincinnati, o. Gen'l Agents
Nov. %, lSd1--3jiy~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GIFT Enterprise, For the Benefit of Or
plans of Union Soldiers.

CoLUMDus, Nov l2th 1866
TO the Board Of Managers Of TIC Ohio BeaerOlent GVt
Enterprise
Ichecrully state that am fhlly satisfied thatyour
enterprise Is n the hands of honest men. who are
carrying forward in goodiN for tbepurpcses they
have declared, and heartily unite in commenting
1t to public favor J, D. COX, Gov. of Ohio.