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Loyal Tennesseeans in Council.

Loyal Southern Unionists are invited to
meet in council at Philadelphia, Septem-
Der 3d.
The well known names Of Fowler, Stokes,
Underwood and Hamilton are an assurance
of its objects. Tennessee has been in Pc
culiar degree the battle ground in the late
armed struggle. She is among the first to
accept the new order Of things heartily and
in good faith. Here now continues, too, in
a peculiar sense the battle of sentiment
the struggle between the remains Of rebel
opinion and unconditional support of prin-
ciples of equal justice fundamental to the
preservation of liberty and the Union.
Loyal men must rule. Traitors must take
back seats, Treason must be made odious.
The entire State should be fully represented.
We propose that the loyal, unconditional
Union members Of the Legislature, citizens
of Nashville, and citizens who may be pres
ent from any other quarter of the State,
meet at the hall of the House of Represen-
tatives, at o'clock P, NJ, Saturday, the 21st.,
to select delegates to attend said convention,
on faly ho, 4
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-01
VALUEBL.
REWARD,
$3.50 DOLLARS REWARn.

S25U DULLARS REWARD.
WILLIAM G. BROWLOW. GOVERNOR OF THE STATE
OF TENNESSEE.
TO ALL WHO SHALL SCI PEEsEyrs-GREETIye
" HEREAS. IT HAS BEEN MADE
W known 10 me that certain JOHN NANCE, charged
with having committed foul and atrocions Harder the
sh day OF october, 1864 the body of William
late of county Of Granger has ded from justice
now running large.
Now therefore, l. W g Browaov Governor as aforesaid
by virtue of the and authority vested hereby
offer a Reward of TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS,
any persons who may apprehend the said
Nance, and deliver him the Sheriff Jalor
Of Knox order in that behalf may had
executed.
Said Nance about 35 years Of age hyo feet eight inches
high, weighs pounds blue eyes,
bad moral character. He supposed be lurking in tho
counties Of Knox and Granger, where he we'll known.
-, In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and caused the Great State to he
49, affixed Nashville. the 18th day of June 1886
By the Governor: ". G. BR0WNLOw.
\. J. FLETCHER SECRETARY OF state. julyls-it
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-01

tRO-story Brick Dwelling house, mile the
house, and East Knoxville Corporation There
Ten rich river bottom in cultivation
table garden attached this place There eight
and q brick kitchen.
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No In
NOD

VACANT LoIs.0no hundred and FifIy vacant Town Lott
In the Corporation.
The Democratic advocate., 1866-10-11
DIR. w. III. Witmer.

Has been in successful practice for number
of years, with the experience Of the different
hospitals in Europe, also member of the An
alytieal Medical Institute Of New York, contin-
mes 70 attend % all professional eases at his Of
fee No. 92S filbcrt Street Philadelphia.
No patent Medicines are used or recon-
mended the remedies administered are those
which will not break down the constitution but
renoyate the system from all injuries 1t has stis-
tanned from mineral medicines and leave the
system in healthy and perfectly cnrcd con
dition.
DYSPEPSIA that distressing disease and fell
destroyer of health and happiness, undcrmin-
ing the constitution and yearly carrying thou
sands to untimcly graves, can most cmphatical-
" be cured.
Melancholy. Alteration that state ofAlicna.
tion and weakness Of the mind which renders
persons incapable Of enjoying the pleasures or
performing the duties Of life.
RHEUNATIsu, In any former condition, chron-
mic or acute warranted curablc.
grfLgrsY, or falling sickness, all chronic or
stubborn cascs of
FEMALE DISEASES,
radically removed Salt Rheum aud every
description Of ulceratuns Piles and scrofnlaus
Diseases which have bafTlcd all previous medical
skill. can be cured by my treatment; and do
say all discascs, (ycs CoNTaPrioS) can be cured
by wearing my Medicatrd Jacket, which Is
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Cancer Cured riihom he aH,6s or Dgariag
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Tape Worm That dread to the Human Family
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ted IN all cascs. Consultation In the English
and German Languages free of charge. WIN
make isiis any distance n desired. MAY DE-
addressed by letter (confdcniiallyl and Mcdi-
cine cent with proper directions 10 any part Of
the country.
oFFTCE-No, 92s Fiibcrt st. Pliila.
June 5--iy.
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- ~ - -
Worth knowing.

\ young lady Of this city, while in
the country, some years ago, stepped
upon a rusty nail, which ran through
her foot The Inflammation aud pain
were Of course very great and lock jaw
was apprehended. A friend of the
family, however, recommended the ap-
plieltion ola bcet, taken fresh from the
garden aud pounded, to the wound IL
was done. aud the effect was very bene-
fetal Soon the inflammation began to-
snbsidc, and by Keeping on the crushed
beet, changing Tor fresh one as its
virtue seemed to become impaired, n
speedy cure was effected. Simple but
eiIcctaal remedies like this should be
known TO every one.--PhiIadeiphia
Post.
The Democratic advocate., 1866-10-11

Prisoners AND PRtsoN DEATHS -
II is stated that according to an official
report Of the Secretary Of Var, the
number of prisoners taken on either
side during the war with the Southern
States, compare as follows; Number Of
Federal prisoners taken. 260 SAB num-
her Of Confederate, 200 900. Number
OF Federal prisoners who died whilst in-
oareoratcd, 22,j76 number Of Confcd-
crates who died in Northern prisons,
90, 430 These figures Indicate that
there may be uDdiscloscd facts in regard
to the causes Of mortality in Northern
prisons, though there is great deal
said ia regard to the same in Southern
prisons While there we're more Fede-
raj than Confederate prisoners, there
were some four thousand more deaths
among the latter than among the for
mcr.
The Democratic advocate., 1866-10-11

titled to appear before the undersigned,
Register Of said District, at the Office
of John r. Difenbaugh, U. s. Asst.
Assessor, in Westminster Md, on
Thursday, 80, and Wednesday, 3lst. of
October, 1866, between the hours of 0
o'clock, A. NJ. and 5 o'clock, p. NJ, to
show any omissions or other errors in
said list,
GEORGE w. SHRIVER. II
ectf1 Register 9TH District.
The Democratic advocate., 1866-10-11
CHOLERA PREVENTIVE!
haa v. 1865. l..
TIE f. GREAT ZTNG.lRT BITTERS.


~,
- MS WONDERFUL REMEDY was diseov.
cred and introduced about twenty years
-. H. y cheonsns an eminent Eryntian
~ IA LAM, .o., and fol, the want Of some
.s5.1 s.tinh ,yo,IJ s,rike a, tho root of dis
Inc. I'd w. .nreycnt much of the suffering
49,. ~. NJ, ,,,n e,,il, N,as then compelled 10
snu,,",
tn ,,-.a, o,estinn was presented 10 his mind
NV g.rn I;,iJ cni,r. y. he moyed among
- iat "a AIM, ,,I oh,nrvcd The inciIicIen-
wv ~ a. 4, ,i;, rnncdir. tbon In nsc. Tim.
W ~ ,i,,nl and cynori,nf,nt and after
~, ne wa, 49,. va" ~ .,r5y and Labor he nre.rntad 10
~" III. 80, ~. ,yondcrrnI Zinsari Bitters
III III S., &c III. ,,c,,,rniinn In tc prevention
.nJ p,,ro ~ ,l.ease. ,yas 80 marvellous and A.
anu rute W ~, a ~ 49, n,,t,rin,, marx. ~
p' ."n'S"s"H, my. m W., hes,",ted moon lin who a..
I".S, S 's' 4, Ilt. name v,. rlacpd npop The
Vn,, 49," or gold medal with tho f,l-
,SDu /" ;'n,i',,ion",nr Cbrnn.u4. III. ptblic
","s n'. ,,',s ,Y,srptri IN him Ia. ia, yicr.
,a,'
III. nre,,,r ra,ion has been nscd IN several
ine prepei ppe nhni',a 49,, Nth ,ss nrc,rntitr and
rp.u.n'i'. y, ,nd VIII .uch ,,r,ai ,,,rcoss
."rau'p i,,rndnred ntn NEARLY ali ihr
.nal !. phs plgn ,int' '",I ~ ,I,e o,J yorld
The Ia Ling that an ounce of pres fniion
The Democratic advocate., 1866-10-11
CAUTION!

lhc Public many yeats. and lhri, rrrai ssrecss
IN ihr ale, af human misery. has excited
the cnpihfy NJ srsefai yArirs. Who Bsc tho
name "SPcciho i'iils," copy my labels. circn-
lars aud Advertisements someiimts word for
word, And pHi Hp HaGiisi~ss Compounds that
disappoini ihr jus expectations AZ l,r pos Icisasrr
iTf0n rapnai pHrrliase ilf'Lt srsurif Rtu.
rrus ~ your Druggist take hb pflief bat srnd
the MONEY direct ~
ia. JAMES BRYAN.
toHsali,ng lhtsicisu,
$40 HfotduaF, N-u Yak.
and ynu gill receive thrm ~ ieiafu u mail.
post paid and frcs from ubs,f,atiun.
The Democratic advocate., 1866-10-11

A Republican contemporary says that
the North has tried the effect of kind.
ness ON the South, but it has proved of
no avail, aud only serves to make them
arrogant. This reminds US Of the old
woman who was advised to try the ef-
feet of Kindness on her husband, being
told that it would heap Goals Of fire on
his head She replied that she had
tried "bilin' water" and it did not do a
bit of good She was rather doubtful
about the efficacy Of Goals
The Democratic advocate., 1866-10-11
DOODLE DANDY


a Radical New jersey paper, re.publishes
he following from the Wilmington IN. c..
Dispatch, as a specimen of reconstructed
poetry"
Yankee Doodle is no more,
Sunk his name and station;
Negro Doodle takes his place,
And iayors amalgamation.
Niger Doodle's all the go,
Sharp shin and handy,
''l.oyal' people all must bow
10 Niger Doodle Dandy.
The white breed is under par.
II lacks the rich aroma,
Give us something black as tar,
Give Us "old Dahomey."
Niger Doodle. look at him
No barren soil or sandy,
Full of scent and Southern vim
Is Niger Doodle Dandy.
The Grecian nose is out of joint !,
Can be pulled too easy;
Give us Que without n point,
Flat aud black and greasy.
Blubbcr lips are killing sweet,
Kiuky heads are splendid,
And, oh il makes such bully feet
To have the heels extended.
Mix the color, stir the paint,
Like sugar loaf and brandy;
Father Of the coming Saint
Is Niger Doodle Dandy.
. Help is getting very scarce,
Aud wages are alarming
But contrabaads are coming fast,
The Southern hive is swarming.
Niger Doodle, kinky Crown;
Amt you very handy2 u
Won't you bring the wages down,
by Niger Doodle Dandy?
The Democratic advocate., 1866-10-11
REMEDY FoR NEuRALdIA.--The

REMEDY FOR NEuRALGIA.---The
Nashville Di9atch says:
4 gentleman who has tried it, and is
anxious to give the public the benefit of
a very simple and eficacious remedy for
the cure Of neuralgia, hands us the fol-
lowing Take two large tablcspoonsful
Of cologne and two teaspoonsful of salt,
mix them together in small bottle
Every time you have any affection of
the nerves or neuralgia, simply breathe
the fumes in your nose from the bottle,
and you will be Immediately relieved:
The Democratic advocate., 1866-10-11

The end Of learning is to know God,
and out of that knowledge to love HIM,
and to initiate Him, as we may the near
est by possessing Of souls Of true virtue.
-JonN MILTON.
The Democratic advocate., 1866-10-11

pag-Last Thursday, in lead mine a.
Memphis, TENNESSEE, some specimens OF
red sandstone we're broken open, and
one was found to contain petri6ed hs-
man hand, in perfect state of preserva-
tiou. In other cases parts of animals
were found, and one black snake, some
five feet long, was found, of the consis-
tency and weight of the stone.
The Democratic advocate., 1866-10-11
Bells Specific Pills,

Price One Dollar per Box; or Six Boxes for
Five Dollars; also Large Boxes. containing
Four Small. Price Three Dollars.
From fonr 70 dx boxes are generally rcqpr-
ed 10 cure ordinary cases Of seminal Weakness
and Emissidna, though benefit is derived from
using a single box.
In Chronic cases, and particularly whrn I'm
potcncc or Genital Debility with Nervous PrUp.
tfaiion has aiIected the arsteIn.
The Democratic advocate., 1866-10-11

An English coniectioner has taught
his, parrot to call every lady entering
his shop "pretty creature" His GUS
tom increases rapidly,
The Democratic advocate., 1866-10-11

A gentleman presented lace collar
to the object of his alteration, and in
iocular way said, "Do not let any one
else rumple it, 'No DEAR" said the
lady "Ill take il off,"
The Democratic advocate., 1866-10-11
THY DEuOCRATIC ADVOCATE.
Jos. n. PAnKu, Elitor and Proprietor,
No. 3 CARnoIL Hall

The ADvocArE is published every
THURSDAY MORNING: and furnished
to Subscribers at
$3.50 per Annum, I'm Advance.
III no. paid in advance Two Dollars will be
charged. No paper will be discontinued until
all arrearages are paid, except at our own
sphon.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
I square, 3 Insertions, 81; each subsequent
Insertion % cents; ! square three months
$3.50, six months SO. Business Cards Of
to. lines, or less, per annum, Ss. Mcr.
shasts shl other business men, including
the paper:
One-fourth Of a column, per year, Si3.co
Half = column, " 21'oo
One column, 4or. 40'oo
HAND BILLS.
A sixth of Sheet, for %, 81 80, for 100
$500.
Quarter Sheet, for %, 1925, for 100, S2. %
Half. Sheet . $50. 900
.
The Democratic advocate., 1866-10-11

Luck is ever waiting for something to
turn up. Labor, with keen eyes and
strong will, will turn up something.
The Democratic advocate., 1866-10-11
In cstrcine cnse' of pebility aHd Imroienc
BELLS EXTERNAL REMEDY,

Price Twn Dollars, auificipn, for month. can
he used to good advantage.
II gives strength 10 the Organs aud, with
tie Pills, Will restore them 10 their normal
condition.
4 pamphlci of loo page. on the ERRORS
or YOUTH, drsignrd as a Lecture aud Caution
tn Young Men, sent free. Ten Cents required 10
pay postage,
The Democratic advocate., 1866-10-11
REGISTERED VOTERS 1855.
Ilestailster Diairiet. Mo. Z.

A List of Names registered as quail
fed voters in the 7th Election District
of Carroll county, unde: Act Of Assem-.
bly,, Chapter ia, passed 23rdof March,
1865.
The Democratic advocate., 1866-10-11

TO PRESERVE FRUIT.
THE EXCELSIOR FRUIT JAR, war.
ranted perfectly air tight, the greatest inn
provement out, it snrpasses all that has yet
been on exhibition, its construction Is sim.
pie, strong and durable and the best of all
cheap. Which is now on exhibition and for
sale at Massie & Cos.
The Democratic advocate., 1866-10-11

Grammcr, Henry b Gilbert, Nelson
Gcruand, Emanuel Gaahcn, Edward
The Democratic advocate., 1866-10-11
Bell's Tonic Pills

Are recommended the most Encaeinus. Re
juyinatinR and lnvigoratinG Remedy Ia the
world
A Package Price Five Dnllars viii last
month, and !. generally sufficient
The Democratic advocate., 1866-10-11

Reese, Jacob Randy, Thos, II j
Robertson, David Robertson John
Reese, Jacob @ Rcifsnidcr, Dan1.I
Roop, John
The Democratic advocate., 1866-10-11

Cook. George W Circle. David \
Cook. Alfred Z Cornell, Alexander
Cunningham. VIM 4 ACrouse. Rufus W
Capito. John q Grouse, Ira T.
Coitridcr. Frederick Corbia. Joshua
Crawford Samuel CopcuhaFor, Wm.
Coggy, Thomas Cushiog, Lorenzo
Conaway. john II Crowl George
Cas,cll. Abraham Cushing, Joseph
Christ, George 4 CLARK I.arkin
Cain. Richard CLARK John II
Clousher, ycrlcy J Coffee. Timothy
Crowl David Crowl. Josiah
Cassell. Reuben Case. William j
Carr, james " Crowl, Jesse
Colcy, Daniel Grouse, William ,Sr
Chicard. Powell Corbiu, William l.
Coon. William Cramrlno, John &
Close, George W
The Democratic advocate., 1866-10-11
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FOR
Maryland Lands.
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COLGATE's HONEY soar

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This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such
universal demand. is made from the
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and extremely beneficial in its action
upon the skin. Fpr sale by all Druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers. March % 1y
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Arrest the Murderer!!
$500 REWARD F.!

4 MOST DTABOLICAL MURDER was
~ committed near the town of Chester,
s. c., on the night Of the 22d July, 1866,
upon the body of my brother, AIEXAN-
DER d. WALKER. Two OF the murdcrers
(ncgroes) have been arrested. The third.
white man, known as BILL MORRIS.
nhos CHAS. DEREAI. alias WYLIE NOR
R!S, is still ct large, and is described as
follows: Tall, sparc-made man; grey ewes,
OF peculiar look; short, thick nose; low
forehead; round, lean face; somewhat
hunp-shouldered; black hair, with few
grey hairs; about thirty-seven years old:
weighs about l40 pounds; speaks slowly,
and, when spoa king, twists his mouth to
the right side; heavy, dark beard; has
been wounded, as well as can be recol-
lected, in the right arm, near tho elbow;
with small and bony arms; wore dark coat
and dark linen pants. The above murderer
is notorious scoundrel, and has recently,
III connection with q band Of negroes, been
engaged in various other bloody outrages.
The above reward will be paid for his
arrest, or for any information that will lead
20 his apprehension
JOSHUA II. WALKER,
aug u Chester s C.
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Duty OF Cosafeaerates.

Col. Haynes was called upon to ad-
dress the meeting of conservative
citizens of Memphis on Thursday,
and from his brief response we take
the following:
regret thatyou have called on me
to address you on this occasion, and
that in a manner which I could not
decline, without q violation Of per-
1sonal courtesy, and without seeming
to disapprove the great objects which
you have in view, Since the terni-
nation of the late struggle between
:. the North and South, I have sought
to avoid all public observation, to re-
main silent witness of passing
events. and to have not even the
slightest participation in the political
discussions of these eyentfuI times.
And have no wish to do so now.
beyond the personal pleasure it
affords me to gratify friends who may
desire to know my opinions in regard
to the state of the country and the
condition of public affairs. IfIever
INDUCED ambition for public honors,
it is now gone forever; and if allowed
to ride, propose to myself hereafter
to take back seat, and never more
attempt to grasp the reins. while 1
shall acquiesce in the driving of
others, whatever 1 may think of the
skill of the performance. And if,
like Ph9ton, who mounted the cha
riot OF the sun, who seized the lash
and reins to curb the fiery steeds that
drew It along the highway of Heaven,
and with the rash and reckless expe-
riment of unskillfnl hands, hurried it
from It's appointed course, and set the
world on tire-I say, if, like them,
the radicals in Congress, who now
direct the car of State, shall drive it
from its constitutional orbit, shall
hnrl 1t into the crime, n,isories, hor-
rors and conhagration of social
revolution more awful than that
through which we have just passed;
while I would deeply deplore it, I
shall meet my share of the common
calamity with as much fortitude as
any man that lives. now think
that after oil that has tfanspired in
the late struggle, for the late Confed-
crates of the South, private stations
are the posts of honor. Deprived of
the rights of suffrage and interdicted
the privilege of holding official Sta
tlons, by test oaths framed by those
whom they have no power to chal-
ienge as jurors, or except to as
Judges; let them devote their powers
to the industrial and professional pur-
suits; their reason to the study of
philosophy; their intellects to the
acquisition G. learning and the cult
vation OF literature; their industry to
the adornment Of their beautiful and
sunny homes; their solicitude to the
education Of their lovely children;
their decency and dignity to the re-
finement OF social life; their hearts to
the silent graces of the unobtrusive
virtues; their splendid benevclence
to the grand purposes of Christian
charity; and their allegiance to their
country and their God.
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A BARGAIN.

- AT private sale, by II. G.. HEIDr,
@!TS comfortable TTAGE RESI-,
-sAG DENCE, OH farm lot of III acres, in
the delightful and healthy spot formerly
Schwartz's place, on the tin bridge road,
y miles from town: a fine Slaughter
house, Barn, Stable, Kitchen and good well
OF water. The house contains five rooms
and pantry. The reason for selling is that
the owner desires to leav. Columbia.
Aug %
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National Hotel,
Near the Greenville and Charleston
Railroad Depots,
COZ oIBIA, S. c..

k~ THE public is Informed that the
MTE above hotel has just been finished.
@s:s. and contains new furniture through
out, for the accommodation of TRANSIENT
aud REGUL BOARDEKS. The very
pest that the markets afford will be found
on his table, prepared in excellent style.
Charges moderate.
Passengers will he conveyed to and from
either OF the dcpots FREE OF CHARGE.
Also, VEHICLES furnished to carry pas
sengcrs to any part OF the town or country.
fIhe WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, To-
DACCO. etc, can be obtained in tho Sam
PIE i'orm connected with the hotel
AN>S X. JOINER, Proprietor.
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The Lamp of Life and Way to Health.
PURIFY THE 9looD,
USE THE
QUEBu'S DELIGHT
~ "a 9 SARAMAAAA.

For the cure Of oil those Diseases hoy-
ing their origin in Uitiated condi-
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H7lsimg from any departure from ths
M'cs Of health, inprudence IN hrino,
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dulgence ofeceryhintl-eaiing, dr1nn-
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COLUMBIA, G., THURSDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER g. 1866
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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