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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-08-30
I'm EQUITY IN RICHMOND sUPE-
RIOR COURT,

RICHMOND COUNTY, GEORGIA.
RoBERT WALTON, sr.. and WIN. A. WALToN,
Assignees. etc., VS.. VIZ. d. ELLIS and others,
Creditors OF the Augusta Insurance and
Banking Company.
TTN0 ADVANCE SAID CAUSE AND EXPE-
L 1ite a final hearing thereof it is ordered by
the Court that all persons, bill holders or
others, having claims or demands against the
said Augusta Insurance and Banking Company,
who have not fled said claims and deposited
the evidences thereof with said Assignees, be,
and they are hereby required, on or before the
first day Of January, 1858, 20 present said claim,
and deposit theeyidences thereof. if in writing,
with the said Assisnees, in the city of Augusta.
And 1t is further ordered that all such claim
ants. by the first day of the next term of this
Court do come in and be made parties defend
ants TO said bill, and answer the same and
abide by such decree as may be therein rendered
by the Court:
In default thereof. the Court will pass such
decree as the rules of Equity require.
1t is further ordered that this InterlOcutory
Decree be published once a month for tour
months prior to the next term of this Court in
one of the public gazettes Of each of the cities
of Augusta, Charleston, New York, Nashville,
Montgomery and New Orleans.
By the Court. VIM II. HULL,
Solicitor for Complainants.
GEORGIA. RHGHMOND COUNTY
Clerks Office, Superior Court Richmond County:
L. Lafayette McLaws. Clerk Of said Court. do
hereby certify that the foregoing is r true copy
Of the order Of the said Superior Court 10 the
case of Robert Walton. Sr., and Wm. A. Wal
ton, Assignees, ETC.. against WIn. ID. Ellls and
othsrs, creditors Of the Augusta Insurance and
Banking Company, which was recorded in the
Book Of Minutes of said Court. on the 18th Of
LAFAYETTE MoLAWs, Clerk.
June 20th. ls67.-jy23 lsm4m
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Washington University,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
ISALTIMORI IL ................ md
FAC UL T. Y.

REv. THOMAS E. Bonn, NJ. D., President.
G.. G. NJ. ROBERTs, NJ D., Emeritus Professor of
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and
Children.
A. J. FOARD, NJ. D., Professor of Descriptive and
Surgical Anatomy.
J. P. LOGAN. NJ. D., Professor Of the Principles
and Practice of Medicine.
HARVEY L. BYRD. NJ. D.. Professor of Obstetrics.
MARTIN P. SCOTT NJ. D., Professor of the Dis
eases Of Women and Children.
EDWARD WARREN. NJ. D., Professor of the Prin-
ciples and Practice Of Surgery.
JOHN F. MONMoNIRR, NJ D., Professor OF Ply
siOlOgy and General Pathology.
J. ]. MoORMAN, NJ. D., Professor Of Medical
Jurisprudence and Hygiene.
JosEPH Z. CLAeETT. NJ. D., Professor of Materia
Medica and Therapeutics.
CLARENCE MoRFIT, NJ. d. Professor of Medical
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
JOHN n. MoSMONIER, NJ. D. Demonstrator of
Anatomy.
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FOR SALB.
Eight Giles County Homes.

ON TUESDAY. SEPT 10. WILL SELL
" publicly, 10 hshichl-. UiddeT about Eleven
Hundred Acres EiE sffVsr land, divided
into eight tracts. varying in SIZE from one hun
lands are twelve miles s0uth Of PulasE. and
three from Eki0n, on the Fayetteville road I;
are IN one Of the best ueighbGrh0ods IN Middle
Tennessee, fertile, healthy. veil Wdtered. suited
70 the growth 0f cotton, zraa. grains. etc. One
division contains a gin. elegant residonee, cis-
tern, out houses, etc; aud other lots have
buildings necessary for the comfort Of family
Bethany HiEh School and Church distant about
a mile. Terms liberal. either for those VINO
1'''' ~ '4' ~ '''''' - 9. 81. ORDWAY.
Nssbviile Argast Isf7 -aagf c0dtd
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-08-30

THIS LONG ESTABLISHED AND WELL
i known House In future will be conducted by
J. @. BLEDSOE. who has spent more than
twenty years in this business in Louisville, Gin
cinnati and other cities. in connection with X.
4. BELL. Of this city, and s. +. HARE, one OF
its former proprietOrs Who Onre kept the Com
mercial Hotel Of this place. We hope by strict
attention 10 business 10 receive liberal share Of
public patronage. Our table shall always be
supplied with the best the market affords, and
bills yery reasonable.
BLEDsOE, BELL q HARE.
mays 8m Proprietors.
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LIE NON MILL S
FLOUR.

WEKEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND THIS
w Flour. in barrels and sacks, which will be
sold on as favorable terms as ether hrst class
brands. Every package warranted in the com
mon acceptation Of the term. and then warranted
not TO be sent back TO the merchant
GEO. G. ALLEN i CO..
iy7 6m Sd Corner COLLEGE and Broad sts
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SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST

Leave Eashville.-...... ...... $50 An. 700 p. n
Arrive Decatur. r.....-.........lEl0 P. n. 20 A. n
g Huntsville .-....-.-- $50 ". 100 P. n
Both Trains make direct connections at Deca-
tor with NJ. 4 G. r. r. for Memphis Selma, Mo
bile, Jackson. and Vicksburg. Miss. New Or
leans La, and all intermediate points.
Leave Decatur 3. a. ~. $50 p. n
Arrive Nashvills-......-..--. 220 P. r. ll.10 P. ~
Both Trains connect at Nashville with l. & ~
z. r. for the East. North and Northwest.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-08

er. ,eine slote on oen 9berinlpeftor bes
llnteriudungsamtes. SD ridte ie,ae
Iufmcrtiuliteit auf Die in Sbrem Be-
fibe betnoiidtH @egenitdnos aus Dem
Gigentbume bes 0erldmuu6enen Sir
SeliT. Gbenio eerinnere id ibn oaran,
SaB Sie es iuaren; Der bes @srfdwui>
oencn 6teiber inter Den Seiien am
Meeresltranoe aemnSen, .babep, agOllte.
Sie tbafeu be6eE, iid Die Sade nOds
mails gu l6erleeen!" sd f0nnte nidt
nlebr fagen, Wlr. @belter, nnobenn id)
burd bic Softer gu reinenl geitanonib
eeSmuneen iuerben loIlte!"'. e t
Go6frep bieIt inne, bIidte fharf auf
oas IeidenbIafIe @eIift unb ben aiqffs
poaen Mnsoruf Der 9lngen oes S9pciS
gers un6 lestt pann Die Seber bin .ai&s
fouute nidt uebr idreiben. Das Sc
bauoe ieinesSeroodtes bielt nidt Stanb
oiefer Grf6einulig 9egenlber. gernt1,
Der ibn becbadtete, fuur6 tbie bon ieilein
9ebefi eurdorhngen mo. bef9attigte Fd
lofort oatrlit; 9nbfrtg'5 Sa1en 81 oresf
men; rer itreifte eie Aermel auf, bano elm
Sud- Dor, nm feline fe,uen Rlei0er. ;u
idonen; oann riifte er Slide, Stibie
an tire YIdbe, reinigfe sfie BON Gtdub,
ioroertei nas iuirfe Ou9Eiaaneer bon
@inietn, i5arbeH. BiiriteHj 3irfeL Roms
pas uub Soiletteeesenltdabeit. sd
oenfe, sic baben mid bier red1t n0tbi9,
Sir" iagte er -9utiniitbig.
u @obfrrD ertuieoerte nid)ts, ging aber
an feline Staffeiei uuo erIailbte benl
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fahrep.s s.og5E n,s.;i. ,6 5ag..
j.af r,n(Sfortiesuns yolst.) r.@iIr,s
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Ten lines OF solid nonparei make one square.
Yearly advertisers will be entitled to discount
10 per cents.
Every other day (e. o. d. advertisements will be
charged two thirds of the ;b1ve rates. Ftf..1
In the Weekly Edit OH, one dollar square for
each insertion. -t-ft it+ -
Special or ity Item notices. 20 cents line first
and 10 cents line every additional insertion.
Changes in advertisements will be charged at he
c $50 cents square %.
All advertisements are due from date of first in
N:tion. Hereafter the cash system will be adhered
{ and no transient advertisements will be, taken
SSless accompanied by the money, Sg
JOHN RUHM, Publisher, .,s,
ssa Office No. 81 PUBLIC SQUARE.
-. ,- (over w. T. Berry Co.'s Book store,)
P.O. Adress LOCK Box 80,
." NASHVILLE, TENN
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9as gr6Bte @urbsr bts 3eitalters.
&all's iiiiDerfelle
SSni6. ~ ni6ine.
eYe,iab Sfa6ridbt far bic Da,ner,.

Gdrn Iange wnrbe permutbet. Sab cine Baidmas
ihine erfunbsn werben Uitrie, pel4e einfad, pob.s
fegi un6 oabeI braabdter ei, ais BITE 3Gtber bIien
Raf9inen. Gsne foIdbe DIro jett benz Yablifnn
ofsrirt init Der g'r4eruns sob teine antere Sasegen
enc Sran tlnr NIT Steier TaT9ine mebr gtbeit
uerrttten, ats iehs hne biefe be. sic ewaf9t fiat
|6musiee 4em6er, TlanidetteH unb 6alstrageH Gins
eesdloilen, in As JinHen. zriiit oies iidt Elm,
10 1T Der Railoel uifGilitigs
Gie bebaff e eiIsf befonSeren GefdidIiAseit, nm
oGnit su arbeiten, henn ein Mdoden pen 13 sSabTen
bat in elmer Stuube DnEene Sti6 geIuaid,en.
R1u braiidt eim Drtttsl menfeer Seife ulio bes6ht
ftcb in etnem abr burb bic Sdonuna Der 98dfde, Da
he 70 Delaf nit benz Sfoift perfdbrt 6a6 ioger infz
bus obne 8ej4doiaMng Santt pai1en wefbell t5ns
men, mas feingr Ghbern HnihIHe 1Jli4 it,.
Diefe 9Raf4incn perben petferttat nno uertduft in
RiHgIer u. 5te. StOre No. 149 College Srate. 9ialbs
uihs, Eenn., fir Gif . 0itarf, ben fdmif9en
4reis, NIT weI4em ie In Wew Dorf bcsnblt wer0en.
2QeiHe Ba3dmai1iue ID i'm Nartte,shie fur ben
fDyveten Etets gefaift f6ntte b feline f1nn
iiA binfidbtltd, Der u; belt mtt ibr perelei1en.
Ser 6ds gatent Hect pertstt fpiro iofort geridtl
ueripiat pe ben uno wer AnJe.Ge e-DoH madts rOirD
stne Iiberaie 2jelohnung ethaten.
nS5~ o Dbe NoubeiEe werben iol9en 6errn oiies
rirf Iuede lpiiHiAen, oass aHsf6 ieEtAe RedJt oes
Brrfdnfs 6iefef Wsdf6 tnsn IN neuigen Gountes une
GitrifteH si eripsrbeits y ss44.s5y sgs = sttA
Nan IueBtbe I'D an ssf5a.4s - E,sst.
q. q. Mtiugler,
aue53R RafbDile, Ienn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-08
InuIIlrrI0I1zZ llGSS

tigen 0ln9tleeenBeiten, Die '8orla9e |
Der @orreiponoens 5pii6enl gnglan6
unh ben Ser. Staateu in @eSug aufI
Die 9lldbama Jorberungelt..s ss.aas als7si
SIM Salrle Der 9orbs ipurhe Die 9es
formbill gum oritten Wfal berlelen, llnb
anaenontReit.. e.. 'l.,..- isss ao ..: wa
Ser Contract fir llebertrasung Der
Soften nod Stem 9ort miro fur aIte
8ietenOen ,er6fTnet, iobalb ais Der
@unaro Contract iein GnOe erreidt,
bod miro en9lilden Sd)iffen Der SOr<
sug seseben, ..,..easy z. :. -. ). :. y,
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benl Nadfolser 8ius,9. ouf bem pdpit<
Iid1en @tuhl lunb nennt als folden
beionbers Ben Gr5bii6of DupaaIoup,
wcl9er bonn, &ailer ie6r be9iinitigt
ipirO. Man gIaubt, 6aB fran50fifter
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maBgebeao feina iuiro. @
-e.s''''s IL @Sforena6, 4us.
@aribaloi bat feline nnternebmung
sesen &om Dor Der Sano aufgegeben.
lidItrg Iin,l s.. slus,
@eor9e Bancroft, Ser. ct. @es
ianbter, lit bier cling etsoffsn. sauaE)
.'sl'sssss sri Ten, 6. @ug.
9ebbafte 1lnterbanolunsen iinOen nit
Dem 4beilige Stuble 9tatt sur, &bldlies
bung zines ueiien @oneor6ats. iiffhq g'ssg
81 Sollutb bat ieine gSabl in ben
2allotag abselebnt. e,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-08
Sir GOntraftDrcll.

Mnaebpfe merben 20 beHa orffsenben <es StFa<
be1zeomites Biz nm f3 Nnsuft 1867 fir bic i'm Soi
gsnoen ndber 6ejei9neteii Arbenen eRtsegengenomr
men, ndmIid: sij, 1'stE
EteinsGin faffmng. (CURBING.l
Gteinbeles aHf ren GeitenweSsH. (Fiagging)
Bri6s Nfaitsrnns eer Seitenmsse.
Mneebote fur GInfalung (Curbing) werOen ma
bem Iaufenbsn iHb Mab fir BeIea Flagging) na9
Der E quare Yarb an8sHommen. Die Ausmeinn9 III
an ionen Ynmfien rcrsnilesmen, lpie Der Borlsenoe
oes StrIBens Sonlites fur gut berben iDiEe, nto ou
in nebeLetnftsmmung init ben SpeetHlattonen tetn,
wel9e in Der ofEee oes tdetii6en Shgenten etn9e
iebeH peroen f0nn.n.
9ieies @ert iit ~ 6oIge Der Befimmungen zines
Ates ses Stnotratb IS, approbirt z. pai 1867, ae=
Haunt: sGiae @tGs pig o rieanng upft Setsiiwegef'
81 erspinsen" us5aiabren, in ueIftr es beitt:
Sci. 5. Sn Guen S6Aei no Setsenpege MOT
ben Beffimmaneen fiefes' Mftes gem B bergefteat
perben, foa has StrassH e mite Ell 3eriietans al
competente Mrbeiter IN Contra gebeu, nveide aus
Der fdotiiten Eafie III bejahten itne. pdhreno bic
Rotten Der 6erielung pom ben Gigentglmern eer Se<
iisnna, IN be en- 6ront ooer an eere Sette entlnng
oirie StrdbeHuerbeiiernng porgenommen mnroe:
Angebote wereen gIei93etig anGenomnien tlr bic
@ra6irund uno Wdcdodmtffrrng Der nhtueritdts
| Strabe DON Carroll Strabe mad Der whrfreesb0Fo
9Ife ine Der Bapfe StraBe pen 9nbsIsp Apenne hd4
Carroll 5trabe. Gbenfo sflr cine b6Ijetrs Ereitles
| Yrlde an Gbe IN Strobe iiber Gid BranG.
Ang fbote finO fiji jeheu Der obeH genannten Stras
| Sen beion6ers absueeben.
GeOree g. Rinneb,
aue7 bS gorFsenber bes etrabetrs GOn,ites.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-08

1000 SaB ertra Samiiien< <Nebl
200 Sap grtEa iuperfiue RebI,
50 9bSs 5ieru 6rIeqiss 8uder,
"a 4bbS Gemsrara 3Mder,
d. .sas 50 Sat gepodter imb puIperiFirter 8uder -
200 Sad grinta Rio aajfee,
2o SofaasHira Raifee, f3
Is 5a6 friiben Reis,
81 5 6aB 3eip Orleans ToIaiies, lGH@
200 Kitten 9rorter u. 8amble SEIZE.
$50 aiIten peri9tebene Sorten
100 afiten StenrtnIi1te,, II
100 aiiten EaIStitbte, bart sepre6t,
50 Riften ieiner Rautbtabui,
30 Grob fine Gmt Iabdt. ......s..
IS 6aB. Rdudtnbaf, ~
n3a Is 6aB ensIilber SoSa, f4~g
Hlsse. Is 5ab amerifaiufder Soba, lsl.Iss.
Bp, 40 aiilen 4 unO 4lfuns sRannen AHfrrn
,t3ne so Riiten Pfeffef,. .z.. s,,,s..
50 Riiten Gepiirae,
50 &iften 5nOieO,
as59Riiien setuabIenen ssnt
I.l, 25 Sas Taion's @it5ie.
60 Riiten gint, Quart u. n k9aIonen SIaitr
20 siften 9arrett S9mupitabaR,
20 Grob Durtee's 8Iau,.
20 Ees BogrbOn @bfstep, %E
IS SdB SsobertionsG GsaNfp sgbistep,
100 5as 5s0te Raib a.roOf gSbistep,
sAs 100 6ab Ginger GorbiaI,, Hal ABtfa
3 is 5as SnsDer Bein,
IS 5ab Sfbe gseine,
so 5nb Beinefiis,
Is 5ab GitrOnen 5prap. za,.
50 Riften Stdrfe,
SO 9usenh Gimer,
50 Susenb Beien,
1000 Sad DtebI,
Aa 4 80 Bitten aH0rtirter Gansp, 90
sraubp, sum- Sin, sseins uestdilDsnet Mrt be
0Deaelep s 9JarbrCmab,
gtr. 3 Noro college Strdbe,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-08

Gieie Sadeine linS bebeaten6 beier ais ale iibriz
gen, bic our einen aueern YrpseB iiir ben 9eD65ns
nod einmuI 10 uieI Druid aIS bic nit Der 9dnS ses
madbten Sadteiue ausbolten, pbne iu ;erpiafen un6
TSrtel bdIf bet benieIben piet teier ;miammen;
ne fino Der Nen ttlefeit nitt 10 ;ngdngt mnb inb
0esbaIb, mas 5tdrte unb Sauer9aftistet bstrit,
bern SprteH uersusieben. "a Il
Eiir Irottcirsuno Gihernen toanen ne .nidt abtrs
troffen uereen. u9
gbiIaseIp.bia, Is. pthber 1868.
Dies iif CUR Befdeirialns. SoB mir mebrere Tau
fenoe Der 9ebr. 9bamber4 Y. Sos. Naf9insn<Sads
eihe aebraut pa, en- nno bas mir. ais BaIe te bies
& Sss ss srs: Sd r pom sss
6dlt Chris. HinSer. 8. Gtrabe oberbaIb Jefierion;
8. Q. = tdb, glanrerz nnb 8nnmeiiter, 2. Strase,
oberbaIb 6Ttore; y. .. eals'Oea. alter Saanisisr,
9ntil gan Der Giienhabnbride lber ben S6upIiiu
Slnb wineen 2 300 90 Nae ftene gebrand,t; eaueen
eambeu 50J.0J0 Baditeine; Collins Sron Cos. 6as
BRIT. Rarqastte, eate Superior, 10O,0n Saditeine.
Ale oben aenarnten uiie NOD meg ,4R Aionen
3adiieiue, bic ~ beruorrdgeleeR FofieflideiR sno
griudt. @sbdnSeh behn tpuf6eil. S mil Der Ssbtd.
bri,trt orben.
Serren bieflsrf Siaet, iotl1e iiere gaditfsns ses
braM4t labeu, uno oie BEN Obeneriudbnten 3eugnlb
u. g.. sanfors graiibent Der erit.n Ro: iondIbanf;
SeiIe Barren, GdrreEter nnb Baiisneiter; ~. 9.
Northern, Carpenter une Dannstiiter; eeonaro u.
NcReon, Tdnrer; Col. s. =. Yan 9pne, Sen.
5upt: g. u. Q. ". %.; 8. q. seosei, @funbsiseits
aBr psPfertieen aud bic penberibmten .,gbiIassIs
pbid 5rents", uelcbe fir 6ront une 5enerpdke ntt
bertrrifen wereen f5nnen. 8adlteine rperoen m feby
biuieen Rreien traenb eifen Ort am Stus ooer ON
Der Gi,enbabn beiDrbert. Irpttoirs meroen III ben
semdbiaen Sreiien seIss nnS fiira setbans arbeit
s1sfn''i sirRissp setSeass.on sseaaa,ssu DsAs.
| wRafon. 9teans u. Co., aseuten,
Qdibpiae TampfsBadItein sgtennerri,
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ygi %. So s. @abu. G. 81. Fi
Sesen RittpOb abenS SeriammIuus IN Der Siu
eari Dale. .sfFIlos - ~
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Sadfon< 2ose gto III 1857
Mtter bentlAer Sroen Der Saruaoti

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II. 59g. - Baud 3oftmaHn. E5Ez5
St1akmeiiter: 9eore xetiber
Per OrSen pertnnureIt iib iessI Onnerftag 4bea
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4SrG ffbemt 81. s5pbnfDu uMb
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SoIaenOes lit Ser 5nlaIt Der @orres
iponbens 6eS Nrdibenten nit Srie9Sz !
iefretar Stanton: .3sss Is H.s.8
@aibin9ton S. slag. 1867.
Miein Serrl
9tI6lid)ten auf baS 0ffentlid)e @obl
bon Der bo6ten gSidtiefeit n0thigeu
mid, Sbnen gu. eroffnen, oab SIRE Nes
a iianation bon mir anaenomnlen iuerOen
Sodadtun95ooa
,llr alSsliSss s ] : EsSt. Stanton, t.
6a.,.ESssa aSss 4 ess5fn 4ssatas,
ebelif ifi5 5taafeH aRsssiii5SS ,S's
lsr Iiir ieias FidI seJ .Iuo 'e7
1T @0iten u, :,srs,
Die init faess;ssss. I'm hsut;oeu soop
Els1AmaB 9tldld)teu aut baS
skSdsntli6e Wobl BON Der bohlten 9Si1<
tiafeit Sie notbi9eu, su erflaren, Dap
meine 9elignation als SrlegSlefretar
angenomn,en iperoen iuiro, babe id) err
balten. r..
Su Gripioernna babe i'd bie Gbre,.
All erflaren, baB 9ti6Id)ten auf oas
6ffenttidbe Hobl bon Der b0dDfen gSidb<
+;neA;t r,afLs oTfei,, ,rid1 hehtnnpn -h1
g'e.; wv ou;tnaa ; a;.sss Ss SsnnrSs,nsnta @ ssm
9en =: s'ag D', ,,sfh;osp a,,f Sas
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,saMaan @ wv q sonnrs1,;t,,na @ ~ rpiioniren
""Ursn sIaS. J'.s,Inog sppsgS o.
@owin W. Giant n,
an oen Rrepuen.eh' :t.... @6.;;t.
oW pno ls.as 'oss'saSI aas1 -. t,.tS ,,"S
enens Oss ssy !. ~" a,,.I; III;
Yetl Slaiton S,a tug.' so:., leo ta.,,s,t
gsa Pun'sh uA se'''S S'eepA ~ = 's'''s ~ =
u"esaau;H eSs -; ( b.bo,,,t,t hos eefr,tar
@smorS S nis,t tSSiIiq SGi NIT bear sgrdlbeus :
ten in 8e,ua auf 6ie ablebune Stane
ton,s ubereinitimmt.
Sen. grart bat beute feline Nieinung
0abin ansaelproden, baB Sberioan
ni6t aboeIeSt iueroen iuiroe. Ser Yrd@
Gbent beiteht fortp1hreu6 auf bieier
MbIekuna.
SIN. Gurratt <8roae6 puroe beute
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-13
To the Electors of Delaware Co,

Having been, during a perioi of thirteen
years. alous worker in the ranks Of the
REPUBLICAN Party cf this con pty. and hay
ing, during the continuance of the Rebellion. been
a Jealous suppo ter of the Union cause. beievin-
tn any atenp to the Union of these States
a crime meriting the most unq lali6ei conde a.
ton and the severest punishment that NAV be in
fcted on treason by civilized nations. hereby an
nounce myself o the qualified electors of Delaware
county as an Independent candidate for their suf-
frages the 9Th day of October next. to represent
them in the House of Representatives of the Leg
isiature of Obi pedging myself. if elected. to
support and advocate the following mea lures. be-
lieving such line of policy to be imperatively de-
manded by the exgencies of the times and the me-
cessities of the country:
tiTst-1hat all the propertv Of the country bear
its equ Il portion of the burthen of taxation.
Secondly That no discriminating monopo'i les
should be created in Republican form OF Govern
ment. 'i...-.
T7irdLy-A recurrence to aud resumption of coin
currencv, in accordance with the provision of the
Constitution, at the earliest period that the well
being of our country will permit.
FoWTthiy-A speedy restoI alton of all the States
to their p, per status in the Union: and, 4fI
FlJthLy-The pres rvation of our State Govern
ment to the WHITE AMER CAN PEOPLE whr
laid the foundations Of its prosperity, subdued its
for and developed its resources. and to theiI
children. ~ --f.--= fltit WIN. w. WILLIS.
> Delaware, Ohio, August 10th. 1857. sdl "a
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From Coshooton County.
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WEST CARIIsLE.CosHoCroN Ct

WEST CARLISLE, CosHoCToN Co.. -
"i H"il$l N"3 September z, 1857.
The Democratic meeting at this place to-
day waslthe largest ever held, in this Sec
tion. 1t was, in truth, a mass meeting
The hard-isted yeomanry or 'Coshocton
county turned out e,s 1'sasse to hear words
of truth and wisdom from the lips of their
chosen standard bearers. On motion OF the
Hon. F. w, Thornbill, ,the Hon. George
Mckee was called upon to preside.
After returning his thanks for the honor
conferred upon him, he introduced to the
audience Gen. George w. Morgan, and for
more than one, hour did that sterling rep
resehtative of the people, the hero, the epat-
riot, and the statesman, hold the meeting
spell-boupd by the force of his eloquence,
and the earnest manner in which he called
upon the free white men of this country
tosrally once more in defence of the Union
and the Constitution. - - II
General Morgan was followed by the
Hon. D. w. Stambaugh, who made an elo.
quept and Stirring speech, showing in 8
mastery manner the fraud and corruption
of the party now in power. He called
upon the people to cast aside the accurset
demon of mere party spirit and unite to-
gether as men and brothers for the saliva.
tion of our common country. 81 -
J Take it all In all, the day is one long tC
be remembered. The Democracy are thor
oughly aroused Ourcounty ticket, headed
by the old wheel horse. F. WSThornhill
will be elected by an increased majority
over last year, and on the ID Tuesday o
EOctober next the Radicals win 'be buried
so deep in their political graves than Ga
briers trumpet will never rouse them. y
Yours, etc., S. III. E.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-13
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