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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs
NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS WHO HOLD RECEIPTS
n Of Allen & Cary for claims presented before
the Board Of Claims at Nashville. Tenn, known
as the Driver Board, " are hereby notified that
have made arrangements with Messrs Para
more. Sewers K Co. for the prosecution Of said
CLAIMS. Col ParamOre is now in Washington
u. C., prosecuting these claims before the differ
ent Departments, and claimants can hasten the
payment OF their claims By calling upon Capt
Sewers. at the Office of Paramore Sewers Co.,
No. IS North Cherry street, (od No D.
SILAS 4. ALLEN.
feb6-u Representing Allen i Cary.
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Valuable City Property
FOR LE.

DY VIRTUE % DECREE OF CHANCERf
ID Csurt the Property 90 the corner 81 III
versity and Washington aud south Jefierson
strees. belonging 90 The estate % Major D. y
Eastman g. offered i1T sale.
This property Is within Oae hundred yards 81
the South Nashville Street Railroad. j. plea
sanity and eiEibly situated, r0utaius near four
acres, aud will be zold in q body 90 divided into
lots.
The sideuce b. q comfortable frame egntaln-
ing eight rooms, besides kitchen ami ouih0uses
The sale will be made free ireIn redemption.
aud On q credit ct six, twelve and eighteen
months, except be sum % 10 per cent. 60 be paid
IN cash Notes with approved security VII be
required and a lien retained.
Apply o. the undersigned On The premises. 90
al No. CD North Cherry trgei. -
j. II. CURREY ND,
jansl-tf Commissioner.
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EOAKNh BAGs
THE SEWANEE STAKE-For all Ages. Mile
Heats. 500 Entrance, $50 Forfeit The AZ
ISOLATION to add 500
second Race.
ASSOCIATION PURSE-s6OO for s. Dash Of
Three NJ les.
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Magnificent CONSIGNMENT

OF
Choice staple and Fancy Dry GoOdz.
Boots. shoes, Hat, Etc, Etc.
a Il A II @ II O N
A CHEY. WINB0URN i O'C0NNELL, NO.
u 81 North College street, will sell, THIS
CIV ednesdAyl MORNING, February 6. 1866, COM
meneing at 10 o'clock. Ten Thousand Dollars
worth Of Dry Goods consisting of fine JacOnets,
Mulls. NainsOoks, Swiss and a full line Of White
Goods. Also. all kinds of Dress Goods Cloths,
Casimeres. Satinets, Flannels, DomesticS. Cal
icos. Also. large lot of Trimmings Of every
variety; Boots, Shoes, Hats, Ready made Cloths
ing. etc, etc. This stock is one of the finest we
have had in store fer some time, and as they are
to be sold without reserve, great bargains may
be expected.
Sale to be continued every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday until closed out
ACHEY, NINB0URN K 0'C0NNELL4,
Central Auction Rooms,
g North College street, opposite Sewsnee.
feb6-lt
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ONION SETS.

OOO BUSHELS CHOICE SETS. which
we wish to sell to close consignment.
B. s. HAMILTON 4 GREEN,
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THE CUMBERLAND STAKE. Ne. .--For
Three Year ODDS. Mile Heats. 500 Entrance
$50 Forfeit The Association to add $500.
second Race
ASSOCIATION PURSE-s500 Mile Heat s
Three best in Five.
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NOTICE..

rUHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING quail
ted a. Executors on the estate Of Rachel >.
Cannon. deceased, request all parties indebted
q said &tate to come forward ana settle, and
parfies havinr claims against the estate viii
present them properly authenhcated within the
time prescribed by law. or they will be barred.
JOHN ID. HORTON,
LEWIS NJ. NANCY.
ieng.l- Al X ggfyra fTecutbFs.
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The name Of this Company is the TRAvELERs'
INSURANCE COMPANY; 70 is located at Hart
ford. Conn.,, and was Incorporated June 18th,
1888
CAPITAL.
The amount Of Capital Stock is-s 10000 90
The amount OF Capital stock paid upis 5t0,O00O
ASSETS.
Cash ON hand aud in Bank, S44. 60l ~
Cash in han1s Of Agents,
and in coarse Of trans
IO2, 80 20
Amount loaned on mort
gages Of real estate. 26,OUOO0
Amount loaned on personal
Accumulated interest on
loan ~ U 4b9 ul
Stocks ard bonds as fol
lows, viz
United States securities. 32,S25 70
State stock bOnd5........-.-.-.. 62,6O0 90
Railroad bonds.................. 1890 90
Chicago Water Loau Bonds l9,8OO00
Railway Passengers Assn
rance COmpany's Stock,
Hartford. .......-4....- ....t...s. 1S,OUU I'D
Hartford Bank Stocks. 65G92 90
New Britain .-.-.... $4,000
New ] Ork ..-... 2I,5io On
Furniture and Fixtures in
Home Branch Office - cost l000O 90 S593,S9o 70
s798, 487 OF
LIABIL
Liabilities to Banksor 9th
ers, due or not due 2,l00 %
Unadj usted losses, ."--..---. lO,50 %
Adjusted and not DUE. 1900 90
Losses in suspense, waiting
further proOf-.-.....-.-...... 1850 % 81, lOO %
Capital andsurplus,....,.............-s7n8s 7 %
Number of Policies in Life
Department 3lst Decem-
Der, lS65...-..-..........-,...... SIS
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For Rent, Sale or Lease,

COO SEED OATS:
80 barrels Hominy;
600 barrels Hydraulic Cement;
80 casks clear Sides
100 one and two horse Flows. said to be the
best and cheapest ever offered in this
market:
1000 barrels Flour in store, and to arrive;
100 bushelselean kentucky Blue Grass Seed;
600 bags of Corn, 10 arrive.
RHEA, SMITH 4 CO.
feb5-lW % Market Itreet
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FIRST DAY

THE YOUNG AMERICA STAKE-For Two
Year Olds Dash of Three-Quarters Of Mile
SIS, Play or Pay The Association TO add 500
Second Race.
ASSOCIATION PURSE-$3OO- Mile Heats.
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A SPLEDpID BRICK HOUSE, CONTAIN
a iuEten rooms. neatly fitted up. and painted
throughout. and sur rounded By large and beau
tifui grounds, with 3 acres Of ground attached
known as the "FAl RFlELD GAhDENS.. at
the terminus Of the sIrheld street Railroad
viii be rented on liberal terms By
ARLINGTON q FARRAR, Agent,
leb2lW e No. Is Pabhc Square.
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Georgia Home insurance Co.,
OF OOLUMBUS. GA.,
On the 3Ist Of Dee. 1850.
A. Returned 20 the State Of Tennessee.

u A " AA@N'-@r ItAs = s BDa u An
SecrctarT, President.
STATE Or TENNESSEE
GgAPTKOILFE's OFFICE. ?
NASHVILLE. TFss.. Jan. lat. 1885,.
I, s.. V. Hatchett. Comptroller Of the Trsasury
DO hereby certify that the Georgia Home in :
surnncs Company. located a. C0lumbds. ds0r-
ga, in the state Of Georgia. has prOdHced 70 ne
satisiactory evidence that said Company has
complied with aii the requirements Of the laws
Of the state Of Tennessee imposed On insgrHnre
Companies. and further certify that p. r. Peek
Agent Of said Company. has also complied with
the requirements d the law 0fthe State. made
and provided IH sush cases: Wherefore, sad
Georgia Home Insurance Company has autkadty
90 take risks and transact the business of ,usu-
Tanee in this State. "a Nashville This zen
tiAcate o. Agency must be renewed the a stFrs
~ Juiy aud January II earh year.
3. w. HATCHETT,
tebj-A Comptroller Tenn
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-04-25

SHocKIxa.-A A wicked case Of adul-
tory has Just come TO light. rhe
wife Of ! wealthy retired Now York
merchant ID one Of the parties. With
tho consent Of her husband she pass-
"a the winter Of 1865 -6 il New Or
leans, with her parents, returning 70
him II the spring. In tho same way
she went 70 New Orleans to spend
the recent winter. Her husband
won't there suddenly in February, and
found she he'd not boen thore, either
that winter or tho previous one; that
'She had passed the previous winter
With 3 lover in st. Louis, and this
winter with him In Chicago. He
went thern after her, but shc heard
oft and eluded him. She uscd Ia
send Iettcfs TO New Orleans, md
they were postmxrked there and for.
warded to him. HiE letters 10 her
werc forwarded from New Orleans
to Chicago. He scnt her tho monAy
she and her lover lived on. He hel
returned 20 New York. The guilty
parties arc still living q Chicago.
Her husband 10 about fifty years D
are and the wits twenty-two.
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lfaruhal 81 Iouisiana.

Z NJ. =
The President has aentiil TIE name
Of Major Gcn'l. F. J. Heron - United
States Marshal for Louisiana, said I'd
be5under tho now bankrupt law, the
most lucrative ofIice III the gift 81
the American people, approximating
2tO, 900 Per ann1m, according, sto
sOme estimates.
4 Genl. Heron will probably be con-
firmed. He certainly will be il his
good luck docs not fail him, no man
in the army was moro fortunate ia
every respect than Frank Heron, 90
ing into the service . poor bankers
clerk, as Captain 1st Iowa, be retired
> Major General withsa fAir. military
raenrd and an immense f0ftuno nc
cumulated out Of Red River cotton.
II is said, however, that he lost
much money during the past year in
the Cotton and Commission business
in New Orleans. We believe he Is 4
nephew of Secretary Stanton's, and
understand him to Be fully in acco4d
with Sheridan and opposed to Mon
roe's Thugs. i,s
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III. G. Dean addressed q "Demo-
cratic" Convention at Cincinnati
last Monday evening. The Gazette
report says:
ION arising to address the audi
ence Of about . hundred persons. he
moved the stand behind which either
Speakers stood of 10 ono end Of the
platform and then o. he spoke passed
back and fourth it's length; but u he
warmed up he found tho boards too
circumscribed, and took to the floor,
where, like wild beast chained to .
post, he roamed to and fro in front
Of the people, and by way Of greater
singularity, marched occasionly
down the isle, speaking and grestic-
ulating to individuals a. he passed"
His manners and appearance jasti-
fed the clog Cholera" prefix gwen
his name BY the Cincinnati papers.
Among the bladerish Of this model
Iowa Copperhead was his bold Avow-
al Of hostility TO the, National debt,
thus:
.Therc is not m intelligent man
in America, but looks on rcpudia-
tions Is necessity Davenport Ga--
cite.
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The Tennessee Legislature was ID
session when Fort Dole,sson fell, leav-
ing the Federals free to occupy Nash
vile. Hearing . great stir in, tho
Governors oflico below, . commfttes
was sent tosce what was going on.-
They found his Rxccllsncy packing
mp preparatory to leaving. He han
ded the committee o dispatch an
nouncing tho fall. When the COM
mittee returned Mr.. W. was in the
chair, and just on tho point Of nd
journsng. Addressing tho house he
said : "And now, gentlemen, God
will take caro- Of us, and If we don't
meet again here We shall meet again
ip heaven"
8 A member from East Tennessee,
who had been doing OF tho effects Of
the huid TO which he was addicted,
hearing tho last words, Of the Speak
or's remarks, reused nP and deliver
cd himself thus ASt0p! Mr.. Chair
man, don't adjourn NJ % that place.
If Yon do we shall nevcr got : quo
rnm
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FROM the Pittibergh Post.

a 11Osss 40 AA4He! 81 HOSe
On last Friday evening" An accident
of most distressing nature occurred
at Greensbnrg, resulting in thedeath
|ofa lad named Harry McC Cullouxk,
aged thirteen years, = son of . highly
respectable citizen Of that place. The
particulars Of the sad calamity, rs
near as We could learn, are as follows:
On tho evening above named party
ofsome forty young men wore col
lected on one Of tho corners on Main
street, amusing themselves BY jump
ing. Among thenumberwas 4 young
man named i, W. Holmes, who, as
ID common in athletic sports Of this
character, usea couple of bricks,
which, whom in the act ofleaping, he
let hy from his hands, striking young
Mccullough on the tcmple, knocking
him down. He arose and walked
home with the assistance of friends,
was placed in bed and promptly at-
tended by physicians, but al efforts
to SAY his life were Of no avail, and
he expired in about three hours
Death was produced by the rupture
ofa blood vessel.
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q Hams Christian Anderson says: II
generally found tho jovial Alexader
Dunas 10 bed, even long aflcr mid
day. Here he lay with paper, pen
and ink, and wrote his drama. /
found thus one day; he NODDED kindly
70 mo, and said Sit down minute, /
have inst now : visit from my muse;
she VIII bo going directly He
wrote q, spoke aloud, shoatcd =
vivat, rpfeng out Of bcd and said,
The third net is finished
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PErER G. BALLIN0ALI, who is well
known by the travelling public AZ
one Of tho best Hotel Keepers in the
west, has built . hotel st the end Of
the track, (nine miles east Of hcre)
and is prepared to accommodate all
callers with . good bcdand plenty To
eat. Though ont on the wide prairie,
several miles from anywhtro, We WAR
rant Potter. viii do the agreeable and
those partaking Of his bounty willaL
ways thank Tho guiding star that led
them to Peters Prairie Home
Charlton Patriot. ss
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A REBELS SOLILUQUY.

A rebel. undergoing tIis proosas 4ofs reA
construction. giye6 vent % his le0linR. n
tor the manner Of Hamlet. s'thusly ~
10 H. or not q b., that II the opesticu:,
Whether 'tis wiser 1bf the South svsllow
tn outraReons peck Of dirt prepared by
o.. SUretnrn Il With disguise % Con~r,.s
And play into thalr handss Rsfurn : r<isc4.
Pshaw !! Bot that refusal Of this horrid tlnne
Would bring = worse one, o. that nanseous
Defeat = heir to--it were consnnsmatsors
Devoutly 70 be wished. To sie to weep-
- wssp perchancs with laood; ~. there's
For, by i6rse they alsu1le on ehls bfll
0pme shufming OF, nj this poor mortal cOin
Must be Of CnurAe. To leae respect
II WORSE calamity than Inn Of lifes
Why should q we bearthe whips and scorns
or ThAl1. 4
The opp.e.sor's jesn. Tho WORLD. con-
ms ~ississoasof -ss>se.,' the a,ss,r...
Tss VI Wviesor's incidence -tns tbous.ad
Embodisd = the military hill.
WHEN We might at Osce our quielus make
With this big bolusf who would with pa
tsence bear.
To srunt bsnsaah H. burshens nsw impo-
But sh.. thsdr.ad ofsoa.thlns vor.. b.
s, hind, - III IN iEl}!
Some discovered torture, which may
leave
No chance tn turu-wippasa the wills
And ma1kea us rather take the bill We have
Than wajt for others which we know nOtofY
Thus Congress makes M. "territo tories'' all;
And thus, the much beloved C0nstitution
For which .'they" 5oughs. n trua6en mn
der foot;
The bonds 0f union ~ve,- tried t0 lpoaem,
Are severed, or at least, turned much aWaV
Hy this sasne action. Son you, now
-Farewellsweet Liberty Goddess, N thy
Orje0ns -, :
Be al their aims snenBerJ. 81.
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Chicago Etsction: .

| ssss. lEs .s-E - ~ NDSNN1OANAAsssss54 s54tf
The Republicans achieved glo
6ous triumph n-thcirmunicipal elec
.tion ii Chicago day before yesterday
slscting John b, Rice the prescn,
over n. G.. Sherman for,
nsrly Mayor, : very popular and
wealthy Democrat by some $500
majority, bssides IL out Of is Of the
mombersof The City Council. so1tbat
stith ihs msnsh siding ,szss ~
Council stands 16 Repd 6llcS1 Is !
Copperheads. ,ss ..'
This isa gratiiing result not only %
tho Republicans Of Chicszo, but 10
tho party III over tho country in 71s
much = the Copp's. under the .stim-
nlus Of ! tslnrorary; success i Con.
necticnt,. and with : very strong
ticket and BY the desperate manipui
tation flocal' 'qnestions hoped to sue
60 e Il asx s9y k.s
4'hs result has proven thAtthsMet-
ropoIiish city 81 The glcat West i
It'll arue to thelparty ard principles
Of Lincoln, which was tho salvation
of thS country in times Of bloody
wAr. and its sheet anchor of hope in
Ehe more dangerous and demorali-
sing Ito parties) times Of pcace.
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4 - = t Eea 4 IA 81 H
It turns out - We expected that
tho Coppe,, carried Connecticut re-
Gently by the most infamous and
shameful systcna Of bribery and cor
ruption ever Witnessed at anyalsction
in this country.
English tho successful candidate
for Governor, and the candidates for
Congress on the Copperhead AicIet
were immensely rich, while General
Hawley onr candidate for Governor,
and the Republican candidates for
Congress werc all poor men except
P. Il. Bafnum. hi
n L il stated now on unquestioncd
authority that mercernary mon hold
II and nnblushingly offered their
votes to the highest bidder atlmany
Of the precincts all oycr the State,
and that il Was no uncommon thing
for them to bring el50. .00. each late in
the evening, Of the election.
= The New York Herald assailed
Bsrnum most vindictivsiy. and food
|ed his district with their papers for
gratuitous distribution. Tbs Herald
had An cold grudge 10 settle With
Rarnnna in regard 70 sdHcrtising.
|and thst journal i in high giee over
the showman's defeat, but Barnum
proposes 70 retaliate BY. ordering !
series Of ~sx 6gprea illustrating
striking incidents in the life Of the
editor Of tho Herald. whe: thus takes
4 place among tho @morsl monsters''
|ofthe museum. and beconesA COM
|panion t0pthe learned s1Al and boa
|sonstrictpr. II our eIestions are not
|to receive themes elycs into ifsrcss and
e dstsTddee b. ], @sroesaEy soaaid.
STATIONS, asd ths difference - The
length 81 the purses of the opposing
Ecandidates, then ! man who would
| sslI 81 another who would otIsr 70
[haE ! vote shopld b sent 70 the pep-
Iisantiary and forevcr disqualified
Ifkom exercising tho elective ftanchise
lor holding an ONCE 81 fhonor Or profit
l
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,BA.R.|GkI,NING. ]

-. .1s.s... x. .ia ~ ..Ts
r.. : 'o6 ls.S.s =. z. AsOss AaS Mooss
oPerdsds, Enereby The Senate agrees
to the .xpp6intment Of 90 mary John-
son skaIawars f,om ,vh;c,, - : s,,.L..,
In. fsalc-;. s..... = ~ '.,S;P,sls
'''s :. 10y: -" s1.l.cs Ns,ss.
- ai ING oisgraceinl Operations
connectod wltn tn!a sAdministraiton,
.nis deI'Derste traaing with Andrew
yonnson !., % icr once e beyond Al ques.
s,on tn1 most contemptib!e. Instead
who can cohtrol tho whole matter,
saying deliberately TO the President
] BY their votes ssyou shall ssnd rood
men here, o. your olaccs shill reinain
: nflslcd = ps.ny t9erators and Repre-
atlvt1 9Idye Sut iete 4FcGltaf
agreement that u caso they receivs
. ccrtain share Of tho apn9intmeht,
they win sc6 that those tho President
SELECTS from ms friends are conArms
cd. And thls has besn carried 70
such N cxtFoms thap& II ono distsicts
asman Knows 20 Be 4 gambler. and
othcrWihe corfnpt, md one .notorioue
FLOR the pernicicua influence he hAd
exefted upon shis neighborhood, was
deIibersteiy cen6rmed Through, the
influence Of Senator who had agrced
that the thing should b done i =
party friend received : certain ONCE
in the same district, And. this Il =
key 20 what i going on in the United
States senate chamber, in tho de-
Partfne nents 70 which .relerence has
been made, and o the White House:
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The Corners haven't expefilsee siC 3
|satisfAetxy spasm m Joy ssuse 7thl
recest Nv tho. news nv tho Fort sPiI
lsr adair. IL psrdoest atery singles
S0scs on Desiint PsG1Am. Wh1h
Cam mp 70 hsm WITH tho nSw1, no N,
engaged with all tho slokence he pos
fsest ; tryina 70 convince. !. niaker
wich Formerly belonged 70 him, Cha,
|af.er AH, the SoutheEners. thema1lvet
|wux the only ones wich tho nia1Iorl
Good trust; and that tRhen ths tim,
esm for~eIn %. exereise the 'le6tivl
ftanchiac Of they he'd my regard 10
their own iaterosts they wood iiturI
their back on The A Ablishnists, whs
wus, TO : man, bory headcd -decosv
ers, and trust them and thems only
who knowd ON.
''Samyool," ssd the Deekin, In 1
afBseshunit tone, with one hand on
the niggers shoulder, 'swhy shsodent
We love 700 Z 700 arc bone e oul
bono, and Aesh Nv our Aesh- ars
~ ono blood (this remark th<
Csskin got into : habit some gear
aeo ~ gittin Oh whom speekin u ths
Dimocriey NORTH, and. allus u66siit
....-.S ~ = 80. - = s' rss =: s = - =,
lshoodsnt hcv slung Il ont, OWN u
the peculiar construcksnen wiCh mitG
b put onto il y ssands our interests
] SnH.L;n Az 49, ss.'r ;.....,,.:... -
un.ss:-, sss...,,.:a.. :, ..1 .Psa. n.'..
i .h.a1.. to,as "a ~. - -. ao n:s.
:. s ~ ~ ~'- ~. 6O"s >sul'
MWs.r 4. .n......:. ~
4 aV.-;i,: !. 81 "a .s.s x1Scns.r -
49,. ~. ..,..s.... ~ !. ... s. c.r a"u
NJ. "..Js.s s wv ~ av1
s+;...,,.. I ..,..sss~ - - su0s ~
.,i's n.sl;r 1 .rI s.nocsaa o..u .hs Usssa Sssa
sc,r-Ie-;a.a.s u - a. r. sAv =. "a 81 . !.
n.1t:.,s @ 49, 80 1."..:. .- ~ ~
..a- 1s ..a..:1.;. ... =; I. .. 49, ~. -. !.
flesh @ bcl.borod ex vux that unfor
tunit chattel,a The leah vns ;me;;t.
II laseerated. Hc pitched init h;m
feroshus. and aftor' 1pummellm the g.
tonishcd Afsrkiu. who didnt aee NV
the result Of I oieckshun ahood vor2
sich ! change, till 10 wus out ~
breath. he condenst what Sstrensth
wux remsiuiu into vigorous kick ~.
claimin.
ssisle that. YOU black ,windler.-
I've ,talked sweet to Voc under falss
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claws into his wool, with His con
gtatulations; and Fernando Wo6d
and Jesse d. Brite and DIN voor.
h0ss sent theirn, and vallAudi4hatn
wanted 70 know whether Or not the
Prsaidsat wusr a.k0in 20 aecept the
situashsn and take thu Dimocratie
party to his buxxum. RI %, Ne Ned
= list Of appintmsnts for Southern
Ohio wich he wished made. AT this
pintthe question afoss whether ornot
I he'd not better move my Classicle
and Military Instioot % Connect.
cut3 an : particle man, and I to
wunst asked, e1 pertinent 70 the
question, whether or not thor wus i
distillery in Conaecticut, and sekoud
whether or not thef Wus. 4 vAcant
Post Ohais within four miles nv it. 4
Secretary Randall replied. He
woOdent hold indoosements that he
coodent. fal6l He WINS honest.
Honesty wus hin best holt simple,
[child-like strate- -forwardniss in his
doslins In pollitix WINS his chsef fail
IL and had we'll nigh bssn his rooin.
The Gfst query wus cosy to snser
the eleekshun rctushs wood indicstc
70 any man nv 0rdinaryiutcllek that
thore wux distilleries either in Con
necticut or very handy 70 the State,
but ther wus 40 Post Oflce to spare.
To carry the State every wan
of em had soicmnly bin promised.
The President remarkt that he
resly shoodnt think thar tifin cir.
sumstance wood interfere with givcn
nv era 20 other men.
AZ this pint / broke In. / told en-
firmly that os,less I Good heva better
Post Oftis than tho wun he'd, ]
xnndArE gn Anrni M md cnofl
move wat there Is of the College
+buildins. It woodent cost much 20
pay freight on that corner stun. l
aposo better one could be got in
Connecticut 1t lees than tho cost nv
transportin il, but that must b the
corner stun nv It. That stun % hal
lowed. Thcrc arc tender a1sosia.
.shens hangin round II. It wux the
corner stone NV . nigger school
house wich we burnt to the ground
tho mite We heard Nv. the veto Nv the
Civil Rites Bill. But / won't 20 TO
Connecticut onless my Subsistence 10
assh0ored. Their 10 moro money
there than 10 Ksntncky, but doubt
whether they wood support me ex
we'll. I spsek frankly. | kin. .nader-