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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-02

MES. ELLEr's Queens of American So
ciety," soon TO be published in New ork, will
contain portraits and sketches Of the following
ladies we'll known to or remembered by many
WashIDgtonians: Mrs. Sallie Ward Hunt or
KY; Mrs. President Polk, of Tenn; Mrs. Sen.
ator Crittenden, of KY; Mrs. Acklen, low Mrs
W. Cheetham, of Tenn; Mrs. Jessie Bentca
Fremont, of N. Y; Nine Oetavia Walton
LeVert of Ala.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-02

OFTicH RIhov1D-The ONCE OF Hon. A,
N. Zevely, Third Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral, was to-day removed to the room lately
occupied by the Discussing Clerk, in the south.
west corner OF the Post Office Building, I'd
floor. The room lately occur pied bv MT. Zsvs.
ly Will be occupied by the Contract Once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-02

The SIGNAL SERvICB.-General Grant mas
issued an order with view to the instruc-
ton and equipment Of the army for any con.
tibgency in which communication by signals
may become necessary, that the Chief sigma,
Officer of the army Will furnish, with as little
delay as practicable, two full sets of signal
equipments and two copies OF the manual of
Signals" to each company and post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-02

Hos W. L. CHAsDLER, Assistant Secretary
OF tne treasury, returned this morning from
New York, and 10 to-day At his post in the
Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-02

The SECRET MISSIONARY. DR.. Hawlsy, of
Albany, N. Y, has received instructions from
the State Department relative to his secret
mission 70 Europe for the Government Sec
Rotary Seward laughed heartily yesterday at
the story OF some wag Of correspondent who
stated thar the Secretary of State had sent DIR
HawleX to Rome to tender the Pope an asylum
in this City until the Italian troubles ara over
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-02

KENTUCKY AND THE UDICIARY Committee
The House instructed the Judiciary Com
mittee, at the last session of Congress, to
inquire and report whether the State of Ken
lucky possesses q republican form OF govern.
ment. Thus far no action has been taken BY
the committee on this subject. When It meets.
en- the 18Th, the matter will be brought up, and
IS there will not be time to examine witnesses
il Is probable the committee will content itself
with examining the State Constitution OF Ken
lucky, and certain acts Of the Legislature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-02
LONDON, Nov. 2-Noon.-The French troop
have entered Rome.

The Italian reserve has been called out
Ii Is said that Prussia is pledged TO the sup
port of Itdly.
The relations between Prussia and Italy
cause considerable anxiety. Menebrea, in q
note, justlfies the Italian advance, and saws
toat the dignity OF Italy and the French VIC
la'ion of September req uIred it.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-Gen. Warren has been
found guilty Of treason and felony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-02

TIE NEW JAu-The contracts for WORK Of
the new jail, which were awarded yesterday
are now being prepared at the Interior lie
partment and executed By the contractinr psr
ties. The plans and drawings have all bee,
finished, and the work on the buildins vii
shortly be commenced and rapidly pushes
forward. The new building will be on tn
public reservation fronting on New Jerse
and Virginia avenues, south OF the Carol
estate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-02

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-The steamer Cenebria
with European dates 70 the 3lst Of October,
has arrived.
The Liabilities of the Royal Bank of Liver
pool are four million pounds. The assets are
satisfactory.
Inc BANK OF Holland has raised the rate of
discount from 2H to per cent.
The North German Parliament has passed
resolution calling upon the Federal Chancel-
lor to introduce at the next session a measure
ciples. -
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-05
Another proclamation.

From The ~. Y Times.
For the edifcation and amusement offered
by the proclamation from the President, we
presume the country should thank the wis
dom and ingenuity of the illustrious Buckley.
1t bears the mark of his handiwork. 1t is an
appropropriate addition to the contributions
which, in Mr.. Stanbery's absence, he has fur
nished to the official literature of the period
The impeachment-consp business was
his first effort after Immortality. His muddy
argument in defense of the removal of Siekles
the other day, was sublime as well in its
impudence as in its folly. And now comes
this proclamation, which the irreverent multi
tude will be more disposed TO mock than to
praise. For the credit of the Attorney-6ene
RAILS Office, therefore, we trust that Mr.. Stan
bery's absence will not be prolonged indef-
nitely. HIS opinions are hard of digestion
but at least they are respectable in style and
logic. He cannot afford to have the dignity
Of his position dragged in the dirt by the per-
son who subscribes himself "Acting Attorney
General"
What occasion there is for this proclama-
ton. or what good it is likely to accomplish,
we are unable to discover. II 1t admit of any
description, it may be said to be an exhorta-
tion 70 the military officers on duty in North
and South Carolina not to Obstruct, but on the
CONTRARY to aid and sustain, the civil courts
of the limited States in the performance ol
+bair dDties in that district. AS an order
o5drassed TO the service, of which the Pre-
sidant is Commander-in-C Chief, it seems super
auous. instructions issued in the ordinary
form. and through the ordinary channelS
would have been more effective and more
proper. A.. .ho President
,ndAr the advice of the Binckleys who sur
round him, intends this document TO be lor
nal demonstration in connection with nus 70 .
cent course on the reconstruction question:
sfords method of reviving indlrectly one ~ :
his old issues with Congress, lnVolsNs DIV y tb ~.
present status Of the Soutn IN 'he eye VI Va
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-05

VNTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
wv married man opposition as Collector, Salesman,
OF 70 make nlmself usefuiin any light business Best
LeIerence as 20 character and capacity. Address j. H
once OF the EVENING TELEsRAPH. 26t
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-05

Government and the law. The peoples repre-,
sentatives by their enactments have deolareu
that the Southern States are not IN the unAvn,
and that they are In all things suoJeot " suS ~
military organization which has been created
as an agency for their reconstruction. Mr'
Johnson holds himself at liberty to assume
that these States are already in the Union;
that civil authority is supreme there as else-
where: and that the military ofhcials are mere
auxiliaries of civil authority operating there,
and not the controlling, governing influence
created by Congress to direct the performance
of specific work.
The proclamation lays much stress on the
Constitution. So does Binckley in his advice
TO Mr. johnson, and so does Mr.. Johnson in
all his speeches. Both forget that, though
the Constitution imposes on the President the
responsibilities of an administrator and the
duties of COmmander-in- Chief, it does not in
vest him with authority to interpret the laws,
or to enforce his Interpretation, in defiance of
the understood intentions of Congress.
Equally emphatic is the proclamation in its
references to the civil law as supreme. The
comment which the country will most likely
make upon this feature will not be very fiat
tering to Mr.. Johnson. "He appeals the
people will say, 'to the law as to the supreme
authority in the Carolinas: why does he not
himself respect the Reconstruction law, which
is applicable to the Carolinas and the whole
South ?''
If Mr.. Johnson intends to follow this ex-
preston of general views with direct and ex-
plicit instructions in harmony with their spirit,
we must anticipate further complications and
conflicts before the 2lst of November. After
that date Buckley will sink once more into
obscurity, and Mr.. Johnson will find the OPT
Mons and proclamations which are now manu-
factured to order, rudely treated as so much
waste paper.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-05

TAMEs Z. EVANS, GUN-MAKER, SOUTH
81 Street. Second, wonld call the attention Of
sportsmen 10 the choice selection of BUR0H25 TROUT
AND BASS RODS "a new assortmentl, Flies and all
the usual selection OF FISHING TACKLE In all its
HAND MUzzLE LOADING GUNS altered te
BREHCH-LOADERS In the. best manner, ~ the
ioWest rateS 716H
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-05
pRY GOOps.
M "A R TX H. m
AND
[Ia NINTH. ~
%RR & COW
BOYs' CLOTmINs.


Good assortment Of Boys Fall aud Winter
Clothing on hand, with daily additions Remnant OF
last Winters stcck. and all Slring Garments, much
reduced in price to effect rapid closing sales
sMAwLs.
Five Dollar Fall Woollen Square Shawls, some very
stylish, entirely new designs.
Paisley Long shaw's, fine qualities at low prices.
Black Thibet Long and Square Shswls, $780, up TO
finest goods
Misses and Childrens shAwls.
PLAID POPLINs.
Atwood, good quality, rich colorngs, srOO
New styles Plaid Popns, in fine grades.
Children's Bright Plaids, wool, and silk and wool
Plain POplins, in the oolorings.
Poplin Alpscas, the new shades.
French Mernoes, Wool Delaines etc.
BLACK GOODS.
Black Wool Delaines, single and double,
Black Poplins, in several qualities
Black French Merinoes.
Black Tamise some auction lots
Black Alpacas. 40 cents, regularly up to $3.50.
Black and White Calicoes and Delaines
CHINTZES.
English and French Wrapper Prints
American Wrapper Prints,
5000 yards Calicoes, all good selections, 12S 49, and
Is cents.
Styles OF our prints are acknowledged unexcepton-
able. Prices right. Il2stuth4p
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-05
Republican War Upon the ATemorv Of
Mr. Lincoln,

From the ~ Y. World.
We propose to show that the frothy venom
which the Republicans are daily splitting at
President Johnson, defIes his predecessor
equally with himself We shall thus expose
the hypocrisy of pretending to venerate Mr..
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-01
Oie ogtaats 3eituuau
mad DeMtfGIanb.

Gin Greunb f9reibt uns bas Gplsenbe, nell
dem mir germ Aufnabu1e in unlerm 9latt gee
pGbren:
SD l9ide bic ,@taats3eituns" mad meiner
alten 9etmatb uidbt allein, neil tdb caburd
meinen @erpanbten Gelessnbeit sebe 3u err
fabren, tce i'd bin, pie mir bier leben liib bic
msiue ne u q 0eimatb unsef6br ausfrbt, fon-
bern aud UNI fir bic Gintpanberuug bierber
sa tpirtsn. Ni6tS itann uebr in bieier &id<
tang tbun ais Die @erlenbung unlerer beutihen
t3eifung mad allen SbeiIen DeutI6Ianhs. Oa<
BEL fpare i'd nod papier unb YOrte, benin it
brau1e nitt elenlange 8riefe gu fhreiben,
.unb 70 LANCE idb bic 3ettuas i6iGe, tpiaeu bic
Wetnfeen, baB es mir gut seht."
Oas 9onntagsblatt mad Denti6lanb foitet
incIuliSe pprto $3.50 per Sabr, eber 1925 per
5albiabr, alto ri,ir a d Gents fur bic etn<
8elne Summer. Gin etn3iser einfa6er 8rief
fDmmt auf % Gents. pierna6 III alto bas
Senben Der ;3eitung Der bel peitem biQiglte
Wes. nit ben @einisfn in Deuti6Ianb in
@Orrefponbens su blei6en. 94tr befeu, ba6
re6t piele unferer Witbiirser 70 Drrninftis iiber
bieieu Sal urtba6en perpen, ais unier cben
erp6bnter Gregnb, unb ie6en beSbalb re6t3abl-
reicben N6onnenten entgegen. gSir tGnneH
pafar sdrantiren, oa6 bas 8latt regelmdBis
anfemmt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-01
Ier.gtaatem Gircuit. Gpurt.

Nidter s. ssurleD unb g8. 8. Heeie
ipuroen einsef6woreu, um ais Ariualte
fungirer 81 f0nnen.
SIM ssal u. g. Maripen, IT,, bs. g.
u. sc. @ifenbabn tpur6e auf 8erlangen
Ser 8ertbeibisung Der SHAME oes &sers
ten Blair BON Der 2iite getri9en.
SIN Sail M. Soiuarb Ds. u, o. Gp%
ina un6 glnoere tpuroe Der QlItrag fur
einen neuen 9roseB abgefuiefen.
SIM 5al u. g. WaTtpea, IT,, bs.
GtaDt @lartsbille, ipegen 8erlekung
oes Yatentre1ts, ipuroe Elm Nolle pro-
seoul einsereidt.
SIM Sale Ser. Staaten bs. Sun.
fdctorB nur6e Der 9lntrag, cine Snfor<
nation bel Seite 81 fesen, bon Der
Court abgeipieien.
Sers6au Ser. Staaten bs. Gigeu<
tbum 6es @. q. Senrb ipuroe, ba 2eks
terer anneitirt II, NIT 8esabluns Ser
Soften erlebigt.
Ser SAL Ser. Staaten BE-. $. s.
6anmer u. 60. .tuurbe, nad6em Die
Sebdtte gef6Iofien NAT, Der Surp iiber>
geben, nel6e beute ibre GntfGeioung
abaeben iuiro.
Golaenbe stpei Sale - Gibion Wer.
rit b, Wapor uno Staotratb oon Nafbs
billie, unb Mm. s. Cooper bs. MaDor
nnOa &tabtrdtb bon glnibbiae ltO 50bn
Sub @niitb = 4Dafbeii borBe1onfnteil.
Siele 8roeeiIe Iiegen Dor Der Circuit
Court bon Enbiofon Counts, un6 es
trirb DerfnHt, bieftlben bot biefer Court
ourA einen OFT bes Gonerefea, Der
rlebertraaung BON gtaatss 81 Se0eral'
@erihten in folmen 6dllen boridreibt,
no dnf OrOer bes Brdfioenten Der Ser.
Gtaaten ODER zines Militars Gomnlans
banten ansebIide l1eberf6reilnneen
itattfanben, 3ur gerbanolung ~ brin.
| aen. Die Serreu Serbian Siofes rnb
5obn Meib, Mnipdlte Der &lager, trugen
anf Mbmeiiung an, ea iie bebaupten, Oab
aenaunter VII unconititutionel fei unb
Bic Court feine Sarisoietiofi In oieien
EalIen bate. 9err Sobn 2elBett per
| fritt bic Corporation, nno 1err q. q.
6arriion III fiir ben gusetInDten Sobll
3uab Gmith. Die Experimentation
absr bjefsu GeeenitdnD IT auf ipdtes
periMoben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-01
HecOrDerS=Gpnrf,

Sic geifrige Gibung oes RoIiaet<
geridts mar cine iebr lange uno bon
srobem 5nterene; uno oas auditorium
mar iebr sroB.
3ipei farbige Srauen, bic in Der Be-
trnltfenbeit fih ni1t anit1nbia betrugen,
lpurben NIT $50 per Rerfon beleat. !,
Ser glerf 6es Dampfboots Moneua
tuuBte nidt, 6aB in bieiem Staate sSars
bige Nebte beiben, Die gReiBe sa res
ipeftiren haben, uno 0a mebrere an be-
iagtein Boot ensagirte Sarbise auf
ihreia redltfnaBiqeii 9obu bebarrten, 70
matt Der ipeiBe Gentleman einen Der aMf
iein @eht podenoen nit einem SUBJ
tritte bic Ereppe binunter, pofar Der
@i6ter -na1 LANCER Nebe oen Mnaes
tlasten nit $50 Strafe beIegte, nos
gegeH appellirt ipur6e. T
Ser Wate oefelben 8ootes nur6e
zines dbnIiden @ergebeHs bal6er nit
oerfelben Citrate bele9t, uno ba er li9
mad Gmpfan9 bes urtbeils elmer WiBe
abtune Ser court gu 99uloen fommeu
IieB, 70 berurtbeilte i'm Der @idter gu
4S Stuneen @efdn9niBbaft in Der
GountD sail. f; $50
Gin farbi9er &utider, ipelder beim
f6Hellen Sabren einen Suneen bon 4
Sabren iiberfubr, nubte S25 bledlen.
Sin ID Sabre alter Sunge betrug iiG
etwas unoroentli1, III aber font Elm
folglarner 8nabe unb tam in 9lnbetradt
Der ninitanbe nod Gnpfang elmer $40,
raIprebigt init BesaBluns Der Soften
6apon. ~
Sin an0erer Sunge bsiIelbeu sllters,
belder etuas srfhneG NIT ieines Serrll
8ferbe gum Snfidn,ieo rift, ipurbe lei.
mes guten Gbarafters balber MUIR nit
8ablung Der Soften belegt.
sfadoem trtebrere Sale ipeeen Man<
gel an 8eiueiien ab9etuieien tuurben,
elnpfnsen aulebt smei farbige Srauen<
simmer meeen ihrer ,unoroentlidfeit"'
cine Strafe BON $40, ipelbe in,bsr 9lns
italt an SrontifraBe ab3uoerbienen linb.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-01
.R Sob offnete geitern nit 1876,

E Sob 0ffnete 9eitern NIT 1856, |
tel Wittags anf 1851 uno idloB &benSs
nit 1876
Ba Il m poIIe. Sic SiBe i'm Warft
Ideint iid geitern i'm Warft beoeutenb
gele9t Su baben; Der Marft mar tpieoer
iebr Fau; nur 500 8aHen purben ters
fauft unb 1900 empfanseu. Beim
SdlnlIe tpuroen 80 @snts fur uplanos
quotirt. = SIN 9iberpool bat iib Der
Wartt aud beoeuten6 ab9efubIt; Is, 900
Bollen tuuroen senern gu ID, 124 nns
12a d. per Yfun6 berfauft; ipater mar
Der Nartt febr flau uno 8reiie unt ! d.
gefallen.
Sier tpar Der Marft lebr lebbaft; 249
Balen murben fol9enoernlaBen bertauft:
2 BalIen 81 10 Gents, is gu 81, % 81
%, "a su 234, 6 81 231, SO su "a, 16
gu Is uno Is gu 254 Sents per 8funo.
@mpfangen iuurben ia ano berl6if1t
214 BaIlen.
/ Bet Spbn Se6, &c.. 3 9iib-M arfet
9traBe, it imnier elm gutes @laS Befn 81
baben rnb 6reunb 5eb berfihert un6, er perbe
ben 8orratb ME ausseben laIIeu, iilbfni er
seine neue @enbung beIIelben In 8dlbe err.
partet. Gin eutes Glas Hein 81 einem fa-
mOien 2un& pelten er alle Sage auftilbt III
nibt gu Sera6teu. ap26 19B 8.
~ Man fast, baB Die 8tenen
Sauien6e bon Sriidtea un6 Srauben
in ibrem gifer,, 9onig gu iammeIn, ser<
itoren. grfabrene @drtner beriibern,
Dab Oiefe arbeitiamen Snieften bic sanae
YfrfAs unb Nebens Grnte Al serit0ren
bertn0sen. Sn Stem 9lbanp iuiro Der
5Staetratb erfubt iuerben, cine Sroi.
ilanS 81 paifren, sentab iuelbcr bas
Salten bon Bienen innerbalb Der Sta6ts
grenssn unteria9t tpirb. Ser Stabt.
ratb bon Wa6iion bat cine abnli9s
8eroronung bereitS erlailen uno in all
len groBeren Staoten bes 2anbes aebt
man nit Der Soee unL Dem gegebenen
Beiipiel su folgen.
N Splbaten Der 9. U. 81. i'm aansen 0ants
nerben ernitli6 erluht, Der SennelIee StaatS,
3eituns ilbsralI gerbreitans gu seben.
@I tGdp
'Ialo8 ns@iu,G msq uaqau -
'aaual9 aaIa49 "a
'p.saan4S e e .aaalglaoe
s4'a ulslpaa6 'nns qls0 sau!als
aauoo 81 anl sOIe ,aoas :
'slua9 I 1nl spl@ gus
1siqas6uS iluuui;
slla9 90 slna4 uoa p. slnpaaaa aqua
asl@ es6.n.q uas6 lIqIsl pl l.sa our
usPaadllns ns ual!as usq mn -Eg
~ Sol. Sort ebemals 8eOatteu1
bes ySenne6ee Sournals", tuur6e ee.
tern Dor Squire Mea6am 8ebrabt, an.
geflast, iid ais Oeputb @onifable aus,
geseben uno unredtnlaBiger Weiie Sell
couectirt gu baben. gus Dem 3eusen'
berb0r erbellt, baB 9err 5rant Gong elm,
tfeine Soroeruns an Serrn SSor bait,
uno ibn 6esAalb Dor Squire Brien Der.
flagte, une oa geraoe tein Gonitable gu.
gegen. tper, TO nurbe Sol. Sort bon
Sriebensridter beauftrast, Serrn Sol
bor3ulaoen.. 2esterer erihien nid1t ami
70 iuurbe eegen benfelben Elm urtbeil du,
Gesablung Ser Soroerung aefalt. Sier'
auf eins Der @olonel, obne gefeblid
baau beoroert gu fem, gu sSog, unb, I'll
ais Deputy @onitable aussebenb, col,
lectirte er, NIT elmer Drobung, beniel.
ben su perbaften, bic fleine 96ulb
Srieoensridter Wfeadam berurtbeiltl
6en Gr<@olonel unb pseudo Oeputb.
.Gonitable fur feline un9eleblide Annas
Buns gu so Strafe.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-01

! ga u a b. rE e ri !. So -
~ gleubefeHungen ouf Die ,,1en>
nehee Staats 3eitun9" fonnen BEL ben
9erreu =
u. Bornitein, @otb Is onegeitr.
@rnit Hob5 Germantown
g. Sutb, Srdnttin SPITE /.
ab9e9eben iperoeu. +.
r 81. @ben6en, Der betamnte
Sbitoartaer bon 8illiamsport, 8a.,-
eiebt folgenbes Wlittel geaen Den Sur.
culio, ben beion6ers Den 4faunen ber.i
6erbliden Sbitlplrni: = Nimm cine
Guantitdt Rorncobs. iuinoe einen biin<
men @iienbrabt INN iie, orr am Gnoe DER
Gobs eiuen 9afen biloet; bann Ie9e iie
in @astbeer. bis iie gut oanit -getrdntt
finb. 96nee Elm 9ubeno ODER tnebr
oabon on einen 8auIn, uno tein Gurs
culio tpir0 Dem Baum i1aeen.a SIS lit
Elm einfades Mittel, probirt es.
w Serr s. so. @dleier lit auto .
riiirter G9ent Der yGtaats s3eituna" fir
8nogpiIle ano nmge0eno.
w Sn Der Criminal gourt purs
ben seitern uur Misoemeanor> Sale
berban6elt, bic entineber init Nolle
proslqui Ooer nit 8e3abluna Der SO,
| item erleoi9t tuur6en.
II s. u. Ncglure, SO. 80 linton @trase
/ III Maent Der tpeltberiibmten pianrs aus be-
| 6abrh Der 6erren 9teinpap u. @pns C9ln
seiae an anberer Stelle IN 6ielem 8Iatte) fiji
Tenne1ee unp 9fprb alabama. CT pertaMi
bisielben in feinent WmFftabeu 81 8abrit
preiien. ARIA us24 3W
w Sin Mann, Namens @obbIer
iuuroe 9efern bon Sqnire S8iItinfon
in Grmangeluna bon $1,000 BIrafhaft
in Die @ount9s Sail geianbt, UNI ieinel
ne9en zines be9an9elien Diebfabls DO
Der Criminal ; Ourt itattfinoenoen Gro
ceB absutparten.
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@eafltl & garDrDagg
E 5 26bptefaIe
i ..0rOfer g..
4as8
Or. 8 Seorb @pnese 9traae

1000 6af EXTRA Saniilien <Mebl.
200 5as grEa iuperEne gsebI, g sg'a
50 abss Sem Orleans Snder,
j rvS a Obs 0emerara Sndsf,
..'@ 50 6ns eepadter hub pulperiiirtet Suder
200 Sad %rima BIO aaifee,
Is Sad 2aeaira aaffee,
a. :, I. Is Sas frif5en 8eis, = ssess-s ~
50 Eas gep Orleans 9olaiIes,
= ~ 200 aiiteH 4rsgteru. Gamble Seiis,
$50 Riften Derf&sebene Sorten @eifs,
100 Riften Gtedriuii9te,
n 100 Riften EaIsIidte, bart sepreEt,
~ 50 &iffen fetner &aa1tatat,
30 Gros zine eut Eabaf.
49, y Is SAT- Ran9tabat,
Is Sas ensIif9er S0oa, t
80 IS Sat omeritanif&er GSba.
40 &iften uub pfunb> Raanen anitsrn
50 Rifeu 8feffer,
50 2iitsn Gemiirse,
50 Riaen Snbtsa,
- 50 Rtften ssmaBlsnen Semi,
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MANY FRIENDS.

I announce myself as candidate
for the Congress Of the United
States from the Nashville District
upon the basis of freedom and ma
tionality Should the National Re
publican Party prefer another I
J shall not be in the way, as !. will
support its candidate.
JOHN TRIMBLE.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

ms Hon. JOHN LAWRENCE is am
nounced as the candidate of the Re-
publican party for Congress in this
District subject to the decision of
the convention.
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