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First GLASS Steamers,
S U EFE & E R s
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!


TARRANT Co.:
Gentlamen-I am resident o. Curacao, and have
been disposed % write % y0u c0ucerung the real
value Of your SELILEk APERlENr A. a remedy
or Indigestion and Dyspepsia. desire 10 errre--
70 you my sincere gratitude for the great benefit The
sELlLEf has done my wife
FOR four or i've years my wife has beau sadly
afflicted with Dysrapsia, and aflar being under The
treatment Of several Doctors 0r two or three year,
she was finally induced % zser the advice Of 4
learned Fnysician, Doctor Cauislis, % Nenezue.a
WHO lmmedIa'ely treated her with. your EFER-
NE-CENI bELIZEh APEklENT. she began ~
improve at once, and i- now PEkFECrLY WELL.
feel % % De my duty i1r the good Of humanity 90
make TINS statement, feeling tbal medicine 10 val
uaue should be widely En0Fu.
trusting you Will give this publicity, and repeat
ing my earnest gratitude and thauk-.
ann very respectfully yours
B. p. &. HENRIQUER,
New York, June q. 20. Merchant, Curacao, s.A.
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The Original and Best iu the World
The only true and perfect Hair uye. Har4-
less, Reliable and Instantaneous. FrIgurss
immediately a apIeldiI Black OPP natural
Brown without IuJgEiug tla la.- gr s..r.
Remedies the a, effects q, bad dives. Sold
by all Druggists. The genuine is s.euri
Wllllam A. baichel1v. Ais.
Acyaicra,lHg Extract Of AL-rrrv. for
ErSt0rHg aga bg1z. .e- tit Ha.-.
CHARLES BATCHELJI, NEw AoEE.
sePl5-ly
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AflAN fioN lsisHHzN Checks on the Cf-
steI bankiug &C., Belisst. ireland. .n srrsg
ol Il 70 SIC for sale st c. n. Urdway's E.l-
Aer ollce, No. 4s College street.
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HAVING returned ar5u with largo
stock Of
Trimmings, NNorateds. Zephyr,
sc. So,
10 the old home, I would respectfully lu.
form the Ladies' OF Nashville laat .. v..I
be prepared 20 mauuisyyugg any auJ.,
Cords, Tasscls, Buttons, Fuuecs,
&C., NC.,
as good and as cherrIui.y as ormtrIy
OSCAR EuUNGA co..
u0Yl-tf Nu.B Union s.-...
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Trustees Sale Of
VALUABLE PROPERTY.

DY virtue % q Deed a. Trust a1s.is t1 rlsas ir.s-
ID tee, ou tie Zlll % hEuis iss.. and duly r...H.
tered 10 tUe Errz-sr's lfler .f uar. Don r..il-s.
bra Book 81. - f-s. 81. I a.I. lu Sal lHlAf. l.r
1ith day uf March urEr expose i1 -..a. sale .I
ne pr=n.-e- unless sooner d.7ql-rt ci re- IrIf-r4
sale. thsr eailaha Igt rEisu..ug Ir.u Marked .s
Watsr street u Nashville. iruuluE allHl u.e b. .u.
drrd anl lLl--l ieet ou each -.-z-lg ti1 81. f4
the BISHOP rIlss Pra pertF. "a aiiI t. prepare
b, fore the -aIa. Teuu-. one fl.ff ens1, a..t .UH
residue fu ons sn1 t-o years s.iu i1ieres. s..a
alfl god a-euuJ 4..rsl, an4 4 lea r.ff urI
dsd-8-lI Jbu. @ SWING. Trustee.
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uEFRRlTT & HILIl-Dealers in Wsll Paper
nj Window Shades, Window Glass, and Photo
graphic Material, corner OF Church and Market
streets
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HEiDaUAHrEEs DEFREr 90 ffr CrrfuEai srH. 3
kAsHvuLE fEss., July ~ I...
Dr. John Buis agent 1iT. --. lrs FsrH...s..l
b ship % Nashville Tenn q, rfr-s Or .Iu a...u.
o. Bull Csdfon Eitiors, Tor sss % rJtI-fs uu t..
army only
Tie regala ions ~ the Treasury Departuea. ...
% d. compiled aIIb ztrH.y.
By command ll ti4.. Gen. Eo-sruua-
Wa. M Wrr.
MAJOR a8I Provost Marshal arlefs.
For sale, wholesale a1d retail - bEHEr, lE
MJFILLE a CO.. Ha-uals, Tenn
GILL "a l..-L.
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Browns Bronchial Troches
HAVING A UrEr.r ryFlur.r rs rdE r,EIs. ...r
fHgsD-sFs -srlrF.
POE Bronchitis. Asthma, 1attrsh, gousumr.
uss and Throat Disrasr

tHgsD.tFs -srIrF.
Fof Bronchitis. Asthma, Gattrsh, gousuur
dive and Throat Disease.
TH1CHTs AgE usED ulIH aLatIs .... .r..l.4
SINGERS And PUBLIC gEtall
VIII ina Troehes gao.a. .a clearing u.a s...a sHs1
taEsa before 7lagug ar Speaking and r.ur.u. t.-
throat sllsr a1 u1u-usi sK6su5a ,I t.. vocal ll...
the TIoshea are rsc1uueaIri slI prasrla.I Ly
Phyacisns, aud have Hsi ts=tmolls f-o.l .....
uout men tbr1ua bout tl. county Being aH ..r.
Gle Of true merit aui having proved their sf..s.y
by test Of msuy years, each year haiH rEru l sf.
ditiona l0caue- To- tsn1l- parts of iHe world. s.I
the Tr0ches are uulg-r-s y prlu9aa. .oI better ..s
other arlc.e-.
Obtain only "EEIss's i-.vrartL q lgrHEs.r suT
do not take any o. tho Worth sss lm.1u9ls u.sr
may b offered
soldesery yehere 10 the Ja..-i ..a.s.. saI Boz I..-
eigu Coustus-, so 20 cent? per box.
IlulE-lm
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TINERRs, &c.

L LAR W. BROWN, Real Estate and General
81 business Agents, over Hork's Book Store, 3S3S
Union Sire ct, Nashville, Tenn. Ru2C-6m'
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We ARIL

The suffering millions no our land t0 give this
rems.iya trial convinced that by be- tfneIy Use
many may - relieved, many cured 0f B4rpep4ia.
Heartburn sour Stomach, SICK Headgc e. BIzu-
ue-s, Indigestion, lilies. C.suvsussa, Bi ious AZ.
Jacks, LIVER Complauf-, khegmafir Affect 0nz' &c.
Head The Pamphlet Of Testimonials with .aaE bot
ue, ana 40 NOT use the medicine against tiie aducs
Of your Physician.
Manufactured only By TARBANT a CO., ~
6reeuWlch street, New YORK.
s@-For sais uV al Druggists. nyf Iv
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IONE & TUNNELI5-Wholess and Retail
~ booksellers. Statouers, and News Agents,
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING qualified AZ Aiml..trlilr Oh f.s o.
i tale Of John n. Hail. de1essei. ffas D. l1 r..
gIT sll uerz8us t4gIuR cEuf l-sast si.I eHr... ..
ne them aIth me within che tue uFa-rr..I .f
.ae, or thry ali ~ uaTeit ami U.Ias lllu..HI r.
come i0rEard and make payment
,znIs-n IGH : d U SMITH AarH.r
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CITY DIRECTORY.
agents OF Insurance Companies.

C,AREY SMITH, Nos. sc and 80 Union street,
u (up stsirs) represent the following Companies
Etns Of Hartford, Security, Manhattan, Meiropoli-
tan, Phoenix and KnlckerbOcker Life OF New York,
md Acedent Of Columbus. Ohm
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coal AND WOOD.

KEIGHT BROTHERS.-Deslers in Cumberland
N snd pittsburg Coal Wood sawed snd split IN
stove lengths. Office I9 Church street. Yard on
Rolling Mil all, south Of Broad. All orders filled
BromptlV
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intended on the subject, and have
scarcely space left for even the little
/ chit-chat of this dead season.
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A NccE Fa0n F.rEsHrl8.-
\tg.-.Uaa. Irs sHr .. I..
Dr. John EG-b.H-.. d Hu U.rHY "a. ...r.. OLD
yuu that / have .I Yuar sa..,..e Uf.lT.H r.t. .
with great benefit O. mJ-r.f, u EHar-.. Hsr|rH ..
prozJauau Di u.y tg...u rr.H..rI .F U# ...
healthy and Ul.Iustc IltaaU.s 90 f.s HI.4H.4-..I.
uFer af. 8u4 FlH.-.HIrz, UsslE been s..H ..a.r..I
Grants army throughout ts Hl1.s -0UflFra .a.I.
pa gl- lHoad- -flty recommend .ls uas o. aI Geo.
-0ua VII. e ezF F1ssi DO uuaaaltly climates.
r. o.. realr
Agent @ $. San t1ry .lum..4..u.
I0Uf-sTiLr. kT.. Sept De- f-HH
On iTs - of July iH-t submitted IHrlH.. Hr
agent 90. m. .Hs o. fas He...sf Director aI tHr o..
parimeut of tae A ny of tts Cum..r.lai. "a ..Ir.
pie Of my te1H1u b.ttsrfi q la# lHI...U. HII ...
gue-te u lfl-r tusifs.s. be iouul .t rlrTf1rs.. .
-ancuou ami approve ..a USE s1uUa .ur aaI.rr..
The ililoa.uE enc MrnHII ifrs.I .Iols rafIT. ..HH
also Gen. h1ssersl-' psrnl-sI1u to ship ~ ....a
81 0Gce. b have % s.II o. s.leIs.
JJlu Frrr
'I am sadshed that Cair0u E.slers su m. #n
harm o. suy 0us % taken properly and in H.#...
tor. see no 0i iasl0n b. Dr. Bal 20 0sIas psrH...
tel to dispose C q o. -ater..
hEaHf A. TuraHfla
Surgeon lEd Medical Director. D. CO.
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SPRING WATER BREWERY.-MANKEL q
= FRANK, Successors 10 N }. Drucker. Brewers
Of Ale and Lager Beer, no. Al Broad street, Nash
vile, Tenn. decS-ly
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A Sparkling Letter from an American
Lady in LOndOu-The Latest Nov.
elites in the Gay WOTld-BTunette,
in the Ascendant Again, &c.
An American lady, now in Paris
writes an occasional letter to the New
York World that is very readable, es
pecially with young ladies. Her latest
is in her best vein. We make the fol
lowing extract:
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CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE,
Attorneys and Claim Agents.
INSURANCE

~ s. DELANY, Attorney at Law, and War CLAIM
II. Agent, Cleyelsnd, Tenn uoN-o-ly
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Commission and forwarding.
NEWS DEALERS. dc.

DAUL SANFORD, Forwarding and Con mis-
1 zion Merchants. our prompt attention is gwen
20 the receiving and forwarding Of COTTON. Al
South Market street.
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Never 20 laie 70 mend.
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COLLECTING Agents.

ID s. TUTHTLL, Deputy United States Marshal
h. collects NOtes, Accounts, &c. IN Middle Ten
nos see Office at State Capitol, next door 20 Fed
trsl Court Room. J.. o. Lock Box 81, See adyer'
tsement in another column. ldecs-6In
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CLAIM AGENTS, dc.

TOHN ONEILL, Military Attorney and Solicitor
- Of Claims, fTOsecutes all classes Of Claims
9gainst The Government for citizens and soldiers
Once 35 CedHr street. Nashville, Tenn. luOy7-6mH
fyNOMPKINs, n. a co.,. 8. C aim Agents,
Il Officers Pay kccOEnis snd Quartermssters
Vouchers bought AZ the best rates, or collected
Office corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up stairs.
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VIEWS OF AN EMINENT VIRGINIAN.-
Hon. A. II. Fl. Stuart, of Virginia, one OF
Mr.. Fillmore's Cabinet, in a letter to the
people of Alexandria, Va, inviting him
to speak, says:
1T is time to bury old differences In
oblivion, and look to the present and the
future. The Southern people have ac.
cepted the results of the war In good
faith. They have abolished slavery, re-
pudiated the Confederate debt and aban-
doned the dogma of secession. They have
fulfilled to the letter all the conditions
which were required of them as prere
quisites to full restoration TO their con-
stitutional rights These conditions we're
officially offered by the government OF
the United States, and formally accepted
and performed by the Southern States
l hold, therefore, that the United States
authorities cannot now, without sac
rifce of honor and good faith, recede
from the bargain they made with the
States of the South. If a spirit OF JUS
tice and magnanimity be displayed by
the people of the North toward those or
the South, old wounds would soon be
healed, old animosities will die out, and,
under the influence Of the many ties
which bind the sections together, peace,
prosperity and happiness will soon be
re-established throughout our borpers
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"Litile Mr. Raymond"

The editor Of the negro suffrage organ
asks why Mr.. RAYMOND voted for the
constitutional amendment. It's hard
conundrum. We give it up. Can't tell.
Don't believe Mr.. RAYMOND knows. Can
the editor of the negro suffrage organ
tell why Mr.. Raymond made speeches IN
Congress against the amendment The
Rochester Union and AdcertiSer speaks OF
little Mr.. RAYMoND's" present position,
or rather lack of position, as follows:
Little Mr.. Raymond, of the New
York Times, was entirely ignored by the
ALBANY Democratic National Union Con-
vention, and Little Mr. Ra! mond says he
doesn't like the ticket and thinks he'll
noe vote for it. AS nobody cares what
Little Mr.. Raymond likes or thinks, it's
of no consequence. Ii Little Mr. Ray
mond knows how he is going to vote in
November he must have acquired vast
amount of wisdom since his last voting
performances in Congress- The Buffalo
Express the editor of which is radical
cal didate for Congress, thus protests
against Little Mr.. Raymond's support OF
the Republican ticket:
For heavens sake, Andy, give Henry
]. Raymond Minister Bigelow's place, OF
the Times will be swinging back to the
support of the Republican ticket.
There isn't weight enough to Little
Mr.. Raymond to enable him to commit
political suicide decently by hanging
and 50 Little Mr.. Raymond thus dangles
between the two parties, an object pitiful
tO contemplate.
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How n Republican Talks.

We had conversation yesterday: with
a quiet thinking Republican, cltlzen
of substance and influence, but no poll
tician. He expressed himself freely on
the state of parties, and the course he
intended to pursue at the approaching
election. He said he did not mean to
vote at all, and, added he, there are
thousands of Republicans Like myself.
II cannot" lie continued, vote for the
Democratic party. never did; and 1t
NAV be nothing but old prejudice that
restrains me now. But so is is. i can
not conscientiously vote for my own
party, for it has behaved badly. The
Extravaganza and profligacy of Congress
in general, and the voting to itself IN
creased salaries and back pay, In partic,
ular, at a time when we are weighed
down by taxes and public burdens, us,
gust me- The extreme Radicallsm OF
our leaders alarms me for the future. by
nv absence from toe polls, intend q
quiet censure OF my party leaders, IN
Congress and out. AS for your party IL
will succeed, not So much by accesslons
from our side as by absence from the
polls of persons like myself Our absence,
then, while it will be quiet rebuke to
our party leaders, will, at the same time,
be a warning to yours, 1t will warn you
to avoid extremities, to practice econo-
my in public expenditures, and labor
more for the common good than Tor
party success, for you will have con-
stant!y before you the assurance that
the stay at home vote can, at any future
electioR, turn you out" AS his views
struck us as somewhat original, we
concluded to give them publielty'-C'n-
ciRnati ERguirer.
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walton makes this public expression OF
ioy as indecent as his policy is treach-
erous."
We will ''bet fifty dollars' with The
negro suffrage editor, to be expended
for the charter of small steamboat to
take the remains of the negro suffrage
party in Ohio county up Salt river, after
the October election that ANDREW
JOHNSON never made the remark which
is emphasized and commented upon
above. The words II am glad oft" are
falsely attributed to the President, and
the editor of the negro suffrage sheet
must either prove the truth OF his pub
lished report or retract the SANDER ii
contains upon the character of the Presi'
dent of the Uni'ed States.
If other indications Of the vltreous
character Of the domicile Inhabited by
the negro suffrage organ be desired, they
can be furnished at any day.
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Those Who live in Csiass House,, Sc

Not long since the negro sutfsasc "rgan
IN this city published the following,
whicL purpcIts to be an extrac nom
one of President JoTNSoN's spe' ches,
aud added, editorially, the comments we
quote below:
have always had an exalted idea OF
the position OF Senator of great people;
but, Notwithstanding, / was placed upon
the ticket for the Vice Presidency. am
free to say here to-day did not Seek the
place, but friends OF the cOuntry--fiiends
that were personal TO me--were anxious
that should be placed there-I accepted
lt-the race was run, the victory was
obtained, and l was made Vice President
of the United States. Can't you see the
graduation along regularly And then,
by the Constitution of the country was
made President. An GLAD OF IT. An
drew Johnson's speech at Niagara Falls
The fatal blow which caused his ele-
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SUn't Get Mad.

The editor of the negro suffrage organ
III this city Is, We regret to observe, los
ing control OF his temper. His sssocia-
ton with BKowNLow, HUNNICrTr and
other hard sweaters, at PLiladel PIMA.
seems to have weakened his moral
sense" considerably, aud any allusion TO
the "torch and tTpeutine tourists sent
out by the negto suffrage convention
seems to have, upon our once ''calu aud
serene" contemporary, AN effect similar tc
that produced by shaking red cloth il
the face of a turkey gobbler. We are
sorry for tie negro suffrage man, but he
was certainly four d inyery bad COMPANY
at Philadelphia, and cannot justly com
plain if lao is held to some degree of re
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Hunnicust ms a Preacher.

RUNNICUIT, who was sent by the
negroes of Richmond to the milk aud
molasses Conve ttion from which BoEE-
MAN, CAMPBELL. & Co. have recently
returned, seems to be a sort of preacher
and to rejoice in the title "Rer." prefiI ed
to his name. 1t is reported that he
preached to one Of the loyal" churches
in Troy, New York, on Sunday, the 165h'
His association with "Parson" Brown
LOW and JACK HAMILTON has, however,
caused him to "backslid fearfuIy.
The Albany Argus says that in his spe, ch
at Schenectady, this Rer. HUNNICUTT
said: eff the next Congress does not
give us universal suffrage, we will roll
up our sleeves and pitch in, and veil
hare the d-deSt rerolation the World erer
8av." He urged all persons not voters
to GO to the polls and squeeze one in, and
swore "he would go to hi before he
would ask rebel to pray for him."
HUNNICUTT and HAMILTON are now
the trusted and tried" leaders of the
party of great moral ideas"
But the subject is too serious for a sneor'
These men are travelling over the COM
try in the pay OF a great political party,
retailing blasphemy and preaching III
surrection. Per .onally they axe unfit Tor
association witt respectable men, and
politically they are the blindest possible
guides. When the nation is just emery
ing from the most fearful civil struggle
of modern times and the people are long.
ing for peace and a renewal of
the fraternal relations that bound
the States together of old, this
set of political mountebanks is
sent over the country, by the party
which is dominant in the National Con-
gress, to harass he popular mind and, if
possible, drag he nation into another
war. TIE part, that sends these men
forth, aud holds them up to public con-
fideuc,, and fcIsts and fatters them
wherovor they 20, should be hold to n
strict responsibility for the outrage
thus inflicted upon the public. The
recognition of such men as BRowNL)w,
HAMILTON, HUNNICUTT and others OF
their peculiar class, as opponents of the
sentiment of OF . of the political parties
of the day, is one of the worst omens in
the national horizon.
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Spread the Truth

Some medical men insist that 1t IL undlgnl'
fed to advertise a remedy, however valuable
it may be. Queer reasoning this. 1t Is like
saying that an article which the world needs
should be hid in a corner-that benefits and
blessings may be too widely diffGsed-thst the
means Of protecting and sestoring health
should be close monopoly, and not accessible
to all. The argument is bad. 1t is worse than
that it is inhuman. Suppose H0STEITERs
STOMACH BITTERS-an absolute specific
for dyspepsia, biiousness and nervous debility
had never bsen known beyond the repertoire
of tie faculty, what would have been The con
sequnce Instead OF curing and invigorating
millions, the good effects of the preparation
would have been confined 20 a comparative few.
There is the highest authority for saying that
light should not be hid under bushel; that
whatever is excellent should be placed as 4
city on hill, where all men can take cogniz'
ance of It IL Is upon this principle that tue
BlITERS have been advertised and continue
TO De advertised In eyeEy newspaper OF an y
prominence in the western hemisphere, and
that the spontaneous testimonials in its favor
have been translated into all written languages.
Thousands enjoy perfect health to-day who
wonld be lauguishing on beds OF sickness II the
newspapers had not spread the truth with re-
gard to this unsqualed nyigorant and correct
i've far and wide. Suppose profit has been
reaped from this publicity. Is that any argu.
meHt against it II the public health has BEEN
protected; iflives have been saved the fee.
tle have been strengthened and the SICK re-
stored, great good has been accomplished; and
who so mean as TO grudge 10 exertions thus
directed their fair reward
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sponsibility for the political sins Of his
party associates-the personal crimes Of
some of the most prominent of the Sc
called southern loyalists" are, of course
matter with which our neighbor has
nothing to do. IT'S true, the editor
of the negro suffrage organ
was appointed by the black
and tan Convention to make an election
eerinp tour in company with JACK HAM
11roN, BRowNLow, RANDOLPH and other
half. breeds, but didn't goat all events,
he hasn't gone yet. Of course, he was
supposed to be in political accord with
these burning and shining lights" In
the negro suffrage party, else he would
not have been appointed On that com
mittee. We are charitable enough TO
belieye that our neighbor refused to &C
company the party because OF MS amor
renee of the personal character OF some
ofits members, but we cannot credit him
with any dissent from the political teach
ipgs of the Convention aud its chosen
representatives.
If this explanation will have the effect
of quoting the nerves Of the editor
of the negro suffrage organ and
enabling him to get his temper again
under control, we will be much gratifed,
and will deserve the thanks of his
readers-if he has any.
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An Ordinance,
ITO PREVENT THE ERECTION

ITO PREVENT THE ERECTION
of Wooden buildings within certain
square of the city of Wheeling.
WHEREAS Pursuant to an act OF the general
Assembly of the Commonwealth, entitled an
act, to amend the Charter of the town of Wheel
ing; passed, 10th of February, 1929. Three.
fourths of the whole number Of the owners OF
the lots composing the square, bounded on the
east by Chapline street on the west by Market
street on the north by Webster street on the
south by Third street; have made application
to the Council of the City OF Wheeling to pre-
vent the erection OF wooden buildings within
the said square.
SEC. LIST. Be it ordained by the Council of the
City of Wheeling, That it shall hereafter be
unlawful on said square, to erect or cause to be
erected OF in any manner to aid in erecting any
building more than ten feet high, unless the
outer wall thereof be made Of brick and mortar,
or stone and mortar.
SEC. 2nd. ANY person who =h'l erect or cause
to be erected in said square, any building or
addition contrary to the preceding section
shall for every such offence, forfeit and pay to
The City of Wheeling the sum of Ten dollars,
and moreover shall forfeit and pay TO the said
City the SUM OF Ten dollars, for every day such
building or addition shall remain in said square.
SEC. 3rd. ANY person who shall labor or in
any manner aid in the erection of any building
or addition, contrary to this Ordinance shall
forfeit and pay to the City of wheeling the sum
of five dollars for every day he shall be 20 en-
SIC. 4th. This Ordinance shall be in force
from and after its passage
Passed, September 2lst, 1866.
sep26It II. F. FEENY, City Clerk.
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