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white goods at great bargains, at M.
Kraus & Co.'s, No. 2lS Main street,
corner of Adams. I
Great bargains in dry goods, at n. Kraus
& Co.'s, No. 2ls Main street, corner Of Ad-
ans. I
MOURNING dresses dyed in twenty
four hours, at 357 Shelby street. 1920
CLOTHING AT CoST.-Drake
& Co, 277 Main Street, are selling
their entire stock at New York
cost, to close business by January
ID, 1868. Fixtures in store for sale.
Do not neglect going to the great clear
ing sale a; Elson's.
ThossEvho want their Pianos, Organs
and Melodsons tuned and repaired in q su-
perior and workmanlike manner. will
please send orders to
HENRY G. H0LLEEBERG,
Piano and Organ Maker.
ood-75 No. $50 Second street.
GREAT bargains offered in cloaks,
sacques and shawls, all new and Of the
latest styles, at
MACK. BROTHERs & BOHNs. y
Price mems and boys boots and shoes at
J. II. Loeweustins & Bros, No. PSI Main
street. They are quitting business y
THOUSANDS rush TO get the bargains
offered at Elson's great clearing sale.
Qua stock of silks, silk poplins, and
complete assortment Of dress goods will
be sold out az great sacrifice
MACK BROTHERs & B0Hu. ~
Pricsladiss', misses and ehildrsn'S shoes
at J. H. Losvsnstine & Bros, Clay Build
ing. They are closing cut. 2
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CHATTEL MORTGAGES for sale at thi
office.
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Cotton Market

This being shipping day, little is doing in the
staple. There were some inquiries. and we
nuote
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SAVE money and buy your dry goods
at Elson's great clearing sale.
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The BLACK Crook ENJoINED.-The
non-production of the Black Crook at
the Greenlaw Opera House Saturday
night was the result of an injunction
obtained in the Law Court late in the
afternoon, by Mr.. J.. H. McVicker at
torney in fact for Mr.. John L. Melon
ough, who claims the sole right to bring
out that spectacle in this city. The fiat
being obtained the Sheriff notified Mr.
beagle that another performance could
not be given. Mr.. McDouough claiming
also that Mr.. beagle is indebted to him
in a specified sum for producing the
spectacle in ST. Louis, an attachment
was soon alterward served on tho cos
tunes, properties, etc, belonging to Mr.
D. An effort was to have been made
this forenoon to obtain dissolution OF
the injunction, but up to the hour OF
going to press, the case had not been
brought up. twill doubtless be reached
this afternoon.
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A Dwelling House containing six rooms, on
Robson street. in the healthiest part of the
city. Inquire of LILLY BROS. corner Of
Second and Union streets. 68
NOR RENT.-A LARGE ROOM SUITABLE
second story of building, 233 Second street.
NORTH II MURPHY,
927 Main street
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SPECIAL CARDS.
FERNANDO
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. II Madison Street.

THIS Company is now doing General 1nsu-
rance Business. Ih stock is owned by our city
merchants and business men. Its aim Is to do
n safe local businoss-to the advantage Of both
the Company and the Policy Holder.
s. B. WILLIAMSON, President.
BEN. MAY, Secretary.
DIRECTORS
A. VACCARO, s. II. DUNSc0MB'
s.B. WlLLIAMS0N.M M. L. MEACHAM,
HENRY LAIRD. Il. MoDAVITT'
ID, II. TOWNSEND.
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LOCALS IN BRIEF.

-Jo. Locke, % Jefferson street, has
received the latest Harper's Weekly,
Police News, Frank Leslie, all the
freshest dailies, etc. He keeps every
thing in the newspaper and periodical
line, and sells at the lowest rates.
-JUsT received by j. B. Sutton Il Co.,
PA Third street, Times, Demorest 8
Magazine for December, Gleason's Pic
torial Novelette,, Round Table, Frank
Leslie's Illustrated, Stats Zeitung, Pc
lice News, Police Gazette, New York
weeklies, Harper's Weekly Boys and
Girls Weekly, London News, Scottish
American, Scientific American, New
York Day. Book and New York dailies.
Madame Demorest is an acknowl-
edged authority in fashion, and her
Monthly Magazine for December is
already on the counter of the enterpris
ing Emmons & Son., 10 Jefferson street.
Also, the excellent Round Table, Har-
per's Weekly, Scientific American, the
Home Journal, Police Gazette, Illus
trated Police News, New York Clipper,
the interesting Currier des Etats Unis,
the Southern Home Journal "a new and
beautiful weekly, London Punch, a
piquant number St. Louis, Cincinnati,
New York, Chicago and Louisville
dailies, and five different Irish weeklies.
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For sale by Mansfield & Higbee.

DRY GooDs at astonishingly low prices
at Lindauer, Arnold & Co.'S.
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Priesladiss'. misses and ehildrsn's shoes
at J. H. LOsvenStine & Bros, Clay Build
ing. They are closing cut. u
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LADIES fne wool balmoral hose, Is
cents, at Iglauer & Pritz's, 255 Main
street.
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SOUTHERN HOTEL REsTAURAYT.-We
have just learned that gentlemen and
ladies can be furnished at all reasonable
hours, day and night, with meals to suit
the most fastidious. We deem it only
sufficient to let the public know that this
new house is under the management Of
Mrs. Mead-too well known in the city
to require comment Everything will be
ready to meet the wants Of all, this eve
ming at seven O'Clock p
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New MEMPHIS THEATER.-The Lolita
star remains in the ascendant. On Sat.
urday night the Theater was illed-Some'
thing rarely known on the closing even
ing of the week. The little sunbeam
was greeted with the usual hearty APP
plause, aud played with characteristic
vim and gracefulness. To- night supe-
rior bill is offered in Little Nell, dra.
matization from Dickens "0ld Curiosity
Shop" Those who have perused the
pages of "Old Curiosity Shop" and re-
member Little Nell, Swiveler" and
"Quilp," need no other inducement to
attend the New Memphis tonight There
should be a crowded house.
RAPID INCREASE OF TRAvEL-That the
disappearance of yellow fever has ex-
erted most salutary influence on travel
to this city, the increased number of
arrivals at the hotels, and the general
appearance of the streets, unmistakably
reveal All railway trains arriving are
full This mornings train on the Louis
Vile road was crowded to its utmost
capacity, many being compelled to con.
tent themselves with standing room. 1t
was the largest train that has come over
the road for months.
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M. Kraus & Co. in the field with
a large and selected stock Of Dry
Goods Of the latest atyles, at very
low prices. It will pay you well
to examine before going elsewhere.
Call at 2ls Main street, corner CT
Adams. I
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Great bargains in dry goods, at n. Kraus
& Co.'s, No. 2ls Main street, corner of Ad-
ans, I
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TUEsDAY-sEcoND DAY.


First Race -Gayoso House Stake,
$500, mile heats, free for all ages. The
entries we're Z. A. Smiths b Malcolm,
5 yr old by Bonnie Scotland, dam Lady
Lancaster; E. I. Craig's h Ooltawa, s
yr old, by Albion, dam Sovereign. Won
by Malcolm. Time, l;50!-l;50!.
Second MISREPRESENTATION purse $500,
two mile dash, free for all ages. The
entries were johnson Il Douglass CHI C
Duke of Orleans, yr old, by Jack Ma
lone, dam by Wagner; Smith q HobSon' s
yr old, by Hiawatha, dam Prairie
Flower; Z. A. Smiths br Mollie Aus
tin, yr old, Ly Scythiau, dam Ann Ad-
ans, by Glencoe; B. F. Hutchinson's gr
Tanglefoot, 3 yr old, by Capt. Beard,
dam Prunella, by Glencoe; VIM. Brady 8
br Jack Gamble, dam Medora; A. c.
Franklins bf Victorine, yr old, by Lex.
ington, dam Iodine, by Sovereign; John
Mitchell's G g Saltwater, 8 yr old, pedi-
gree unknown. Won by Duke of Or
leans, Saltwater being diStaneed. Time,
2.Ae
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THOUSANDS rush to get the bargains
offered at Elson's great clearing sale.
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AT Elson's mammoth cheap store still
greater reductions See advertisement
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NOR SALE OR RENT
RESIDENCE HOUSE AND LOT.

on reasonable terms. Apply at No. 202 Front
street. or to G. W. METCALF,
No. 29l Second street.
70 Kit Williams Block.
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Qua stock Of silks, silk poplins, and
complete assortment Of dress goods will
be sold out at great sacrifice.
NJ ppo~urpc 4 p,u,r -
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS.

WTANTED IMMEDIATELY-A PART
w ner, with capital Of
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WANTED-A SMALL COTTAGE. CALL
DIR. W. R. LOWRY.
Y No 81 Main ST., Jackson Block.
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Price mems and boys boots and shoes at
]. II. Loewensiins Bros. No. PSI Main
street. They are quitting business. y
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MOURNING dresses dyed in twenty
four hours, at 357 Shelby street. 1920
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A. B. c..
n p o. Memphis, Tenn.
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% Gayoso and 6 Water streets.
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GROVESTEEN & Co.,
PLANO EDRTB MANUFACTURERS.
400 BrOadway, NeW York.

THE ATTENTION Of the public and the trade y in
vited to our Nstc, Scak, SsrsH Octare, Ro's''ood ran
For,.s, which for volume and purity OF tone are UNI
vailed by Aay hitherto offered in this market. They
contain all the modern improvements. French grAni
action, harp pedal iron from over-strunS bass, sct.. ana
each instrument bring made under the personal super
yisiod of Mr., J. IL. GROvEsTEEN, who has a practical
experience Of over thirty years in their manufacture
is fully warranted In every particular.
Red he highei nlsurd Of merR dtthH cSl6dted norids EaT
w. wSr, sThIbItedi instruments from the best maker
Of London, Paris, Germany, PHILADELPHIA, Baltl9nre'
Boston and New York; and also at the American Instl-
tute for Ave successive ysAis, tho GOLb anu SILVER
MEDALS from both VI which can DO seen At our ware
room. Al,
BY the introduction Of Improvements we make a SUI
more perfect Piano-fort, and BY mAnuiacurihS hrgelyi
with a strictly cash system, are enabled TO pner These
In strumrnts at 8 price WEIGH will preclude all compete
ton.
Our price are from 800 TO 800 cheaper than any
hrHt class pianO-forto,
ERM Mr. CAsH IN current funds:
Descriptive circular SENT FREE.
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SHERIRF SALE

DY VIRTUE Of a writ Of vsnd, Erpo. IL.
I'D sued from the Circuit Court Of Wash
ihgton County, 70 me directed, tested, the
fourth Monday Of June 1861, upon a indge.
meAt and cos,, for the sum Of S7s2 So, deb,
and cost pronounced by said Court and in
favor Of Albert King and against J.. y. Dead.
rick, Administrator OF Joseph Deadriek, do.
ceased, and John 3. Williams | will sell a,
The Coort House door, In the town OF Joues.
boto' on Saturday the 18th day Of October
1851 for sash In hand, all the right title
claim and interest tAai the said John i. vii.
liams has in and 70 a house and lot situate,
in the town Of Jonesboro' Washington Coun
y, District No. IS, lying on main street, id
Joining the lots Of A. @. Mason and others
being the same house now occupied By Johl
:. Williams, until said debt and cost a satiE
ned. THIS the 2slh day OF August 1861.
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CARPENTER g. MuNsoN'
General Claim Agents,

MA ]. B. CARPENTER, late Lieut.. and
Adi1tant LIST Tennessee Light Artillery.
GSy~ S. MUNS0N, late Lieut.. and AdJutant
sth Tennessee Cavalry,
VNTOULD respectfully inform the citizens
81 arn Office in KNOXVILLE for the purpose
of .djusting and collecting all classes OF
claims against the Government ior supplles
AIKEN and informal vouchers given, and sup
niles taken and no receipts given, and for SER
vices rendered. Prompt attention given to
settlements OF officers accounts. Stoppage
of pay removed, and certificates OF non-'n-
debtedness obtained for resigned officers
Reasonable prices charged.
Vouchers bought or collected at lowest
prices.
Ma OHice Ist door South Of Exchange
Bank. Gay St., KNOXVILLE Een'
Post Office Box 1873.
RxvrREYcEs-Gov. W G. Brownlow, Gen.
A. C. Gillem, Col. L. C. HOuk, Capt. MeNeish
1865 may 26-tf.
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And all kinds of CASTINGS for REPAIRS
constantly on hand.
I would call the attention OF the Farmers,
in general, to a few facts. Having been in
this business for over % years, las well as
farminp), | consider myself thoroughly posted
in allkinds of Agricultural Implements, and
having selected my stock from the best man
ufactories in the United States, | am prepared
10 give better satisfaction than any other es-
Establishment in Tennessee. FIRST, my Thresh-
ing Machine (Russells) will do more work
and save more grain, with a lesser amount OF
team and labor, than any other IN use. My
Reaper will harvest Wheat, Rye, Oats, Barley,
&C.. in the most perfect manner, on any farm
land in Tennessee, no matter how rolling. II
will cut around stumEs with almost the ease
Of q cradle.
An that is necessary to convince the farmer Of
Tennessee that mV statements are correct, Is 10 al,
lov me 10 prore my assertion by a trial Of nay
Machines. Ny Norcrs are second 10 none in he
market. M Plovs, whereUer they hare been used,
are oiri1g better satisfaction than any P2oW IN
Tennessee. Nv Stafford Wheel CuIhUator THl
euIJrate from s 10 10 acres Of Corn or Cotton
psr dam, and makes il easy on the farmer, az h
ride, on the machine and does the rork az TeII
as can be done viih am COMMON shed Pios.
also ran furnish MI olcners Tih the be''
Water Wheel in the rorLl, rAich / can Sgfciy
4 sdy. as Iknop il By experience. -,
My machinery and implements will
perform all that | claim for them.
a6y- All persons Wishing information IN
regard to any of my machinery will receive
u Printed Pamphlet, and all necessary infor-
nation, by applying to GEoRss s. RrDLS at
Chattanooga, Tennessee, or to liz. 5. MATHEsi
Agent, Jonesborough, Tennessee.qA
GEORGE S. RUBLE,
april26-ls87.1 Chattanooga, Tennessee
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A PROCLAMATION
BY the Governor.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, !
Executive DEPARTMEST,

NASHVILLE, August 20, 1867.
"HERBAS, HAVE BEEN OFFICIAL
w ly informed that an obstruction was
placed upon the track Of the Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad, on the
23d inst, neal Riehland Station, Ten
nessee, by some evil disposed person,
or persons, with tho horrid design Of
destroying the lives Of the passen-
gers and the property of the Railroad
Company:
Now. therefore, !, WIN. G. BRowN.
Low, Governor Of the State Of Ten
nessee, in discharge of the duty i'm.
posed on me by law, do hereby offer
o reward of TWO HUNDRED AND
FIFTY DOLLARS for the %apprehen.
sion and conviction Of the said evil
disposed persons who placed said OBJ
~struetion on said railroad track.
In testimony whereof, l have here,
unto set my official signature, and
caused the Great Seal Of the State o.
Tennessee 10 DO affixed, at the Elk.
ecutive Department, in Nashville, or
tho 18th day Of August, 1867.
W. G. BR0WNLOW.
By the Governor:
Az. FLETCHER, Secretary of State.
In addition TO the above, The L.
n. II. II. offers $3.50, which increase
the reward 10 Five Hundred Dollars
ALBERT FINK,
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]. T, CAZIER,

UTOULD RESPECTFULLY THANK HIS
w friends, patrons and the public gen.
orally for their very liberal and extensive pat
rouage and hopes, by thoroughly discharg-
ing his professional services, be will continue
to merit their patronage in the future, at the
above named place, where he has resumed
his practice, aud would be pleased to wait on
all who entrust their teeth to his care. Hay-
ing just returned from the Eastern Cities
whore he purchased an entire new operative
and mechanical outfit, together with a
choice selection Of the best material known
to the profession, and having secured all of
the most approved Improvements for perform
ing operations in the most scientific style, he
feels Bsnguine that be will be able, combined
with an extensive experience Of more than
ten years practice, to give satisfaction in all
operations which be may perform.
TEETH inserted on the Yulcanite Rubber
Base, Gold and Silver. He would invite
special attention Of those who wish ARTIFI-
cIAL TEETH 10 the Rubber Base as possessing
absolute superiority over all other articles ey-
er offered for that purpose. 1t can be more
perfectly adapted TO the gums. It has great
strength, yet 1t is light and very durable. 1t
Il easily kept clean-sweet and pleasant to
the taste. II does not cost haJ a. much as
Gold Base. Indeed, all who are in need Of
Artificial Teeth, and those who wish to pre-
serve their natural ones, can have it done AT
the LOEeIt Price by applying at
CATERS DENTAL OFFICE,
Nov9 1865 JoSEsBoRo', TENNESSEE
Trms Invariably Cdsh.
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UNIVERSITY JOURNAL.
MEDICINE AND G

A Semi Monthly Journal of Medicine,
Surgery, Physiology, Hygiene, and
Gfnerm Literature, dtfroisd TO the
Profession and the People.
The cheapest medical paper In Ire vorlf, publshed
svery two weeks, a University Building. Ninth Street,
south Of walnut.
Ti1s copies TO one address, tas
Ten ~ {" " 50
IiSs,1 So ,5S
Tbs gsiter.up Of the club, shall have one copy
WsTAfsr,M N. D., Editor,
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NEW BOOKS.
pAINEs PRACrICR OF MEDICINE.

TNINH" IHNVIIV"
A new work just issued by W. Paine, ND, Pro.
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Surgery author u Painsis Practice Of Surgery a
work on Obstetrics and Maisria Mediea author Of
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tice 81 Medicine; a Review 81 Homeopathy . work
on tho History of Medicine Editor Of UniVersiiy
Medical and Surgical Journal, &c. &c. IL Il a royal
octavO Of 900 pages, aud contains = full description Of
al disrAses known In medicine and surgery, including
those Of women aud children, together with their path.
ology and treatment by ali The new and improved
methuds. Price 81; postage 50 cents.
Address the author, 9j Arch Street, Philadelphia
Penn.
ALSO, ANEW YORK,
EntHled New school Medicines, which Il the only
work ever published upon MAieTia hediea, embra
cling an the Eclectic. Homeopathic, and Botanic rene
dies. with a fall regular MateriA Medieia. Prize y
postage frees Address A. above.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-10-18
COLES VOYAGE OF LIFE,
Childhood, Youth, Manhood, and
Old Age,
After the Original Pictures in Posses.
sion Of Rev. Gorhdm D, Abbot, Of
New York.

MANY regard this series Of paintings a. the cAyd
MI asirrs Of American art hithertoi certainly moth
ing In the department Of ENsRAyINd yet produced In
this country eXoels tho work Of Smillie In their copying.
The Engrayings were published nearly ten years
since, and In the few and limited channels through
which they have been offered, a ready demand has been
found. Ii Is now proposed to enlarge their sale, and
MI. Abbott has placed the plates with us Tor that pur,
pose. Relieving that, rs In the case OF every great aud
worthy composition, they cannot be too common, We
have undertaken TO meet his wishes.
The Trade, Canyassers and Clubs will therefore have
most liberal terms. U~ergymen aud teachers Will also
be entitled to a special discount, and all persons dis
posed to aid in their sale in ANY way will ind a gener'
Gus reward for EFFORT.
The prints will hereafter be issued on better plate
paper and with more care az to printing.
Price Sl2 per set, on receipt Of which they VIII b'
l.. A. ELLIOTT,
Importer AND RibISAT Of Priah, 322 Wa,hngton s..
lSGG Febl5mOs6l BOSTON, MASS.
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100000, IN WATCHES
FOR SALE ON THE POPULAR
nay ONE PRICE PLAN ~Sa

Handsome and Reliable Watch !
For the Lou Price Of Ten Dollars!
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE,
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G-RovEsTEEN & CO..
PIAT0-HRYH MANUFACTURERS.
4o0 Broadway, New York.

TIHEsE PIANOS received the Highest
Award Of Merit at the WORLDS FAIR,
over the best makers from London, Paris,
Germany. the cities Of New York, Philadel.
pbia, Baltimore, and Boston also the GOLD
MEDAL At the American f"stiris, for FIVE
SUCCESSFUL YEARS. Our Pianos contain
the French Grand Action Harp Pedal, Over
strung Bass, Full Iron Ptame, aud all Modern
Improvements. Rarranted FIVE Year,,
Made under the supervision Of hr. J. II.
GROYESTEEN, who has . practical expe-
Renee Of over ~thirty-6ve years, and Is the
maker Of ouer E7eVeH RouIaud PiaHo-Fort1,
Our facilities for manufacturing sbable rs "a
sell these instruments from 500 10 500
cheaper than any frat class Piano-Ior
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-10

ocratic faith in the State and, as this office
OF Secretary of State has been claimed by
the press, as of right, to belong to them,
we shall urge the nomination Of. Thomas
Hubbard, as our first choice.
In justice to Mr.. Hubbard, who Is mod
est man, we state that the above announce
ment is made without his consent or
knowledge and without knowing whether
it would be agreeable to him to have the
office. Believing, however. that it Is the
duty OF every patriot to surrender his pri-
yate feeling for the public interest, we
have presumed to make the announce
ment.
ar.t..H From the Urbana Union1
PERsoNAL.-The PiQua Democrat names
Thomas Hubbard. Esq, of the Logan Coun-
ty Gazette, as Democratic candidate for
Secretary of State In 1868. We second the
motion. There Is no better Democrat In
the State, and ne more competent man for
the Office. ..-. f......- o.. .-4. =
from the Holmes County Farmer
A CANDIDATE Capt. Joseph Gutzwiler,
of Richland county, will be candidate be-
fore the Senate for Assistant Sergeant-at-
Arms. As an evidence of his energy and
merit we may say that he entered the arm y
in Company IF" S2l Regiment, as a pri-
| vate, and was promoted to Captain. He is
well qualified for the position. and the 2 al
| "ie'i Whtch ne mas ldUOTtu iOr Inc pcmO-
cratic party should give his claims favor
able consideration at the hands of the
1 Senate.
lFrom the Hooking Sentinel 10
SEARGEANT-AT-ARMs.- friend, D. J
Cresap, formerly OF Columbus, and wei
known there, will be candidate before thu
next House OF Representatives for the pOsi
tion of Seargeant-at-Arms. MIR. Cresap II
a straight-out Democrat, was one of thu
victims of the Tod Administration, and !
successful, will make good officer. W.
trust the General Assembly will canvas
his claims for that position. u.s.t ...