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=. YOUNG MEN

5ESEPeelAIly Who have DeC0ma the y,.,J.,,
SSoiitaEy Vice, that dreadful and dsSI-5l1..s O.
nlntt which annually sweeps % an IJSt I've
sLetS s, INC ttsands Of Young Men OF ire -!
excellent talents and brilliant M ejis-ss Is
s EIllSnI otnerEtse have entraneed hSfs,,E-2l
Ssett4t94s Hlth the Ihunders Of elOo ue1SL q
EaLeql 70 estaey the living Iyre, ma .t g
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raE Hoard Of Supervisors met Al
their room In the Court House Satnr-
day. The business transacted was of
hide moment TO the public
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=, Married Persons, OF Young Men ooDts-,,..
ING nafr1age, being aware OF P6y.i.,.
speedily cured Ost's ttniiAsS
he Who places himself under the cs-sn,
J. may TetiSiOuSly eontde N 5l,fs FT-SS,S =. y
Ssn6Ienaa, and confidently rely ups :, y.
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square Q, South N ne NJ =
: "A DEED OF trust Md April 1stS, ISs7,
by Jcshua Bodley, trustee for Rebeeca
and W. ". Cline, 70 GeOrgs o. Daven-
port On lot 81, Zane street, East Wheel
ing.
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M. JOHNSON.


Member Of the ROYAL CoEeee OF s.ry.,-,
London. Graduate olone of themo5 erriiEs-HH
colleges In The United Stats, and ne grsst-'
PaFL OF whose LIE has been spent IN ne ~.
PIA8 OF London, Para P6HGdeIphia. Az
ELSEWHERE hiss ELECTED snme or the MOS =:
tonlSnLlS enEeS that were ever known ms7v
Eouo4ed Win ringing In the head apd ~
ELien 1aleeP great Nervousness being 1lsrII5ts
3! sodden sounds, s1fnlnesNS viz treIosaS;
n4tlsntnS, attended sometimes WINK Cte-1inv-
ment Of mind were cured INN "a ENfelJ
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No ocCAsIoS noT to spend time ana
money tourueying to fGr.od watering
places for the benefit of tha5 waters
merely, when You can be supplied with
almost any kind of mineral spring
water yO0 may desire At your own
door, just freSh ION TIE spring. From
Saratoga, Ne hSve the Congress, En-
pire. Columbian and STAR Spring
Eaters- Also the 6isinSen, Yiehy,
AariGnbad5 Self1sS 81. CSthsrins and
other waterss and the Blue lick. All
the shove can % had fresh at e Box
ine's Drug Store Odd FelloWs' Hall
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BArr1zED.-Aner morning service at
the Baptist Church yesterday, TWO per
sons were baptized in the river by the
pastor. The ceremony was performed
az The wharf.
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AHTgH OLD T1NE-Quits a number
OF the young ladies and gentlemen of
this city went up to Portland, Satur-
day, % attend picnic at that place.
Arrived there, everything seemed IA
vOrable for 4 pleasant day, and they
congratulated themselves on their good
luck in being present But before long
i change took place II Wasn'tA change
Fthe letter.
There Unopened 70 be at the picnic
s9Jas yo0Dg gentlemen who have as yet
deded all the efforts Of Good TemPIaFs-
These Young men became excited with
dancing and things, and cooled on
with : small dstienh. soon affer q
fresh difficulty disturbed the serenity
OF the oS1asion- 1t grew into n liberal
engagement. One Individual, small in
perSoH but mighty in deeds, drew forth
Weapon Of odsuSs and With il pros
Irated OF the door gOOdly number OF
his enemies Amer the thing WAS over
one Young man nom Town found him
self sitting On a board, his nose curious
~ swollen and giving forth a stream Of
angry hue. Other incidents there were
which, interesting in themselves, We
have no space to relate. Il win suffice
70 say in corel psion that As jolly pie
ME has NOT been seen in this vicinity
for some time.
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POLICE CoCE-There Was eonsideTA-
be business transacted at this institu-
tion on saturday, the city being gamer
10 the amount OF twenty-five dollars
from the dnes imposed.
Inc hrst casa was that OF Harry Ram
sey, who, IN common with John Kelley.
boih being sons Of old Ireland, was
guilty Of - fe~ words and things IN
the back yard Of the popular Bridge
Exchange, kept by Mrs Ellen Sullivan.
In oGheT words, aud more fntslligible
English. the sWo gentlemen bad ait
tie BIT Of light, the c5use OF which
was that they had taken 100 much ofEhe
warming sind At Ms. Sullivan's bar.
The Judge imposed : line OF - upon
Ramsey. The same witnesses were
called In the case OF kelley, who was
also sentenced to pay a ine Of 8.
TIE next case MAS that of Henry Ed
wards Who, "havinS something
against \ NJ. Amos, sought satiSfac-
ton AZ the SpriEg House by punehfng
that individuals had The law Is
Jealous OF its Own pperOgativeS and, be-
cause Mr.. E did not invoke lis assist
aueS to obtain redress, imposed upon
him = fine Of SlA, which be smilinRly
paid. @
Tie eoDclndiDS cases were those Of
Jacob Rsnsleeg and George SWeitEsE.
These gentlemen are Of TsutOnic eI;r4e-
i,on. They are not particularly well
vsrSea IN The EaYs OF the great Ameri-
can nation, and have 4 horror of
courts Of justice Both were 50
F-aGoGndIy i'm prsSsedBith the enormiry
Of their Guilt that they desired 20 cOafess
Judgment Fur some reason or ether,
hoWsxsr, .they didn,r confess, and were
thus saved from suffering the full pen
ally Of the Law.
OF what offence these honest Ger
mans were guilty 1t vas pretty difficult
10 ascertain The evidence given Al
Ihs Trial vas MT as clear. as some we
have heard, snd Il seemed that SWEET
~ WIS In \ cauAfose state from too
nne5 besE, inelp8hfso Of ultsrznE word.
On The Other hand, Renslesr, from
ike cause, Was only in that eIubeFant
safe o. mind which ezQSes your tue
Garman 70 sing shs songs Of his
naive land in an enthusiastic manner.
M Ooepoini made BY the prosecution,
however, Wa that Reuslsar,S vocal
PeFfoSmaHees aroused decent people in
the neigh borhood OF The North Street
Ne Church He was accordingly
6neli 49, .r-zls 49, 49, -
SEsltia. not having dislurbed any
body, was discharged.
-a-a--7 $50
- 81
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FoR good glass Of sparkling Soda
Water, drop in at odbezt's, end OF stone
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"A uEen u9ll3a sZAof1L lSsr 4Sofr md tn
tsred OfTeeord Nay ssh. By Eugene
0Egrodhd, 81 By g fees, on North stree
Ndjdiuipg the Methodist Episcopal
Church properly. PEiea, 81 200
go .Adaed made Nay 9Th. 1867, and en-
tsFSd Of record Nay 9Th, 1857, By HsnEv
Spsugenberg 70 jacob Bentx, Of sock
OF Spods 10 Store. Price ST39SS
A deed made A8Y, 25Sh. ls65 and en-.
tered Of record Nay 30Ch, IS65, BY An
gust Meyer and wife TO Charles Stem
man, ST., ofthe North half o. lot 40 !,
square =. South Wheeling. PEiee $S(0
- deed made Dee 10. 1853 and en-.
tered OF record Nay 50, fS67, bS S.
BgHdyp trustee for Merchants and Ne
ehAnieS Bank, 70 TEnmGu n Doispn.
OF Les No p west side Of Main street
Centre WheelinE- Price, - ,5O6.5
. A deed made Nay = 1857, and entered
OF record Nay 81, ISL, by R Porter and
wife TO J. b SaePPard, trustee for s.
Z Bnehanan, Of The soalh half Of lot
No. loo, east side Of Market street
A deed made May g lS5z, and entered
Of record Nay 81. IS67, BY r. Porter and
wife tn r. y. Porter, trustee for II. A.
NeCnlIy OF lot No -, on Pennsyivania
Avenue, ZSnR's Island
A desd made Nay %. 1857, and enter
ed OF record AfRy 81, 1857, by 7. n Dod-
son % Citizens Railway Company.
Of LOT No 81 on the northwest corner
Of Main street and alley sd, ? Centre
Wheeling. Priee, 81, sou
5 DEDs OF Trust.
A deed Of trust made May 10Th, 1851,
and catered of record May e5lh, 1857.
by J. u. BnlEer 70 Israel CpdeEFad
trustee for A. J PanuelL
A deed Ofrust made Nay 9Th, lSS7,
~ -.
by J. D. 'kerOner and wife 70 Christian
B1eshar, trustee for David Krister. on
lot Is, Zane's Island.
~ "A deed OF tr7sI mads Nay 9Th. 1857.
and entered Of record 9GGY eesths ISL
BY Charles Wagoakneekt to August
HeidehnGh. = trustee fnE the South
Wheeling Building Association, ORC
acres 9f!l4nS On Ne k4inlsS's run HI
A deed Of tf6St made Nav S-Eh 1871
sud ieutorsd 81 record MAY Seths $50.
hyT ChRT1ss Steinman, ST., 70 A. Teids-,
bush Ulstee Tor South Wheeling
Bnildine Association. on lot s, SQUARE
- Saath Wheeling. @ y
AdSd OF trust made May ssh. ISL.
and entered 81 record Nay Soth 1856. by
Va Cooper and wife, and Thomas
Smith and Wiiss 10 jams PAUL, trustee
o. a. MssJacobs on los No SIS Center
q 49, 8 "a 5r q i5y e ,sFrs-
btno, and entered Of record Nav S0tll
1s8I, zgos A. ReYn1anI trustee for the
W. 4 b AsSociattbu, on part Of lot No.
lS6 on Fourth streall. = : -
A deed az tr1st made ~ John Blat-.
tier, and entered Of record Nay S1lh,
+. "a, By a. Bsymaun1 trustee for tia ".
T.. 3. Association on part Of LOT No. 9,
square q South ~ heeltug.
s A deed OF tr1st made April 1sf, Isa7,
by Jcshua B6dley, trustee for RebeeclI
and W. W. Cline, 70 GeOEEs o. Daven-
port On lot 121, Zane street, East Wheel
Ing.
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HARLEM SPRINGS,

CARBOLL COUNTY, OHIU.
nTHEE SPRINGS, IN CONNECTION
with the Rural Seminary Buildings VIII
6s 6FsffetfSddF-I4s on lGle 4llys ~
i NOT intended aSA place Of fashionable y
sort 6uI aspfloa eu1lnently smiling the 9s
maads q thoSe seekinE quiet, healthEn ~
uIeSd, and Inexpensive retreat 49, 49, he
Hnoke ullLi d1ds- me gfoveS are GeLI5Ss ,I3SS
AID mineral yT1fs4S noied 1OE hezllLh i1lP ~
Ipg 6tSIRfeSs zYisfuIFS nom FItts2afsn'
StEnSsnyfHes " hseIinE and IInelhL.-.ttt ~ = y
,,iYsis IN fhs piffEbnrg6, Columbus and en-
sfS,SS,Sf = n IN SSTT Market station. DIS
IanF bV hack Two or three hoSfs-8
For psat1enlRrss a4dfesS. -
80 A. u. LIE, Harlem SpT1nSS o.
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D. DAVIS.

FkHCH DYING AND ScOERlHe
sFABI,FsHNRN NJ. SEAREEr STREET.
-ff hatEeea Nunros and Gantney. one nlss
lloER Hubhlpi 4 fEoA AueEton ho1asG -
kinda Of SIIUtEs 1lfeseS md hlto1ell5S - -
even dalEfpEinn a SIX, v osolG1 a1sa -
ton sod = done ~ BlldEt no1tes- sd on ~
sallGhla aEEuIsr Oh and Gee Epecme0A!
.GPCsm .-za5 Ell
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DISEASES on DIPRUDFSCF

: VI hen The misguided and imuTudsnr vo-
my Of pleasure nnds that he has fnnftsSt
me eeeos OF this p7luf5l dfsaasa Il too ofIen
happens that n ill-ftIIlfsi SzfiSs % Sisrs. ~
EEE9do o. discovery detsB him nom applytrR
So6nGaes Who hon education and TeSp{rEE'-
blittys can alone beflendi him. delSy3fIE All
- 4Aes 1nsafutional symptoms OF his horr1d
ofSeass make their 1ppearance such as uLS-
!s !5s s1ase thf0sSs dssaAsea nose, R0eIaFnl
pains u. The head and limbs dftnne5ys q
elgnI qSatnesG, modes on the Etlfn-hOnas ara
ans hotches On the head. face and erfre-
L t4I.Lltls Progressing with friEhtfU zRpld1J
tut n the pl4ts q -SJlTka
Golles g TIE nuss ian In, and he within q
tL4ls ~ Iuldtsease becomes . h6sTid Uo5ec4 o.
GoLntn isSTstlon, TIL death puts period 70 bis
9Lel.1Inl s1neEtnSS by sending him 70 -thAt
Unanswered COcntFy from whence no
traveller returns
Tits 4 MELANCHOLY FACT That tsou.
mas t9tl victims 10 This teIflbIs D HEsaSet on.
lAs 70 the urs kllfulness Of tghoHRE PreFeG-
POISON, MURCURN, ruin tbs oons5ifntion
and make the residue Of LIE mseEabse.
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YOUNG BLES

Who have iniured Themselves byae+lt..,
PEaetlee, INDUCED In when alone, q hahIt a.
Q9ent4y learned rom evil eompsa -onS OF a
scaOol, The edects Of which me niEhfIv fsl.
even y men asleep. and, u n0i7eured rsndsrs
M tmpo1atble, and DESTROYS both miI.t
A11 podyI should apply tmmediAte4y.
, W haf = pity That q young ian, t6e bono
nls oountry, the pride Of his parents, Ehsuld
- s!lAtehed IRON all prospects and en5gJ.
ments OF life by coaSeouenee Of 6tsyi.
St1ng nom the path OF nature, and ioduls-
ING In = certain secret haylft- such rsrSuri
mus pe1oEe contemplating
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BISHOP ACEs occupied the pulpit al
Han, sunday morning.
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JOHN P. FoosE,
MERCHANT TAIEORs

"aS INST RECEIVED THE MOST
III FsantifnI lot of GElsiu1eEeS Cioths Rnd
N-s'tfuF 70 which hEa calls theattenfton Of
A beSuIifnI a and Eood work guaranteed
NJ 50. Main Z, no-th SIDE " stone Bridge.
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T6g WIn q Pine SCoidp5und.


sit was early In the spring d 81 that this
compound vas originated Amenber Of my
family was afnicted with an irritation Of the
had Hor SON months previous th6uRhE That
q preparation having for Its basis the inside
bark Of white pine might be 50 compounded
and lungs. ToteSt the value OF 1t IN the case
alluded toll compounded small quantity
81 the medfclne thu bad been planning,
md gAvett In spoOuful doseS Nh ault
vas exceedingly grafItyinE. Within two
days the irritation Of the throat was remov-
ed, the eodRh SnbSided md q speedy cure
was effected. Soon amer this. Isent some 10
q lsdy In Londonderry, NJ H, who had been
suffering for some weeks from = bad cough,
oocaSfongd By sudden cold. and had rHtsed
muc1s streGked with b cd. She soon found
ten ounces Of tx and rot we'll J. 3, Clarke,
Esq-J editor Of the MGnshestenD aitE Mirror,
made 1tal ofs1he Sama Preparation Ia. the
-case q Q GSeFe cold and RE8 cared z1u4h8edf.
ately. H6RasE0 highly PlaSzed With The ne
sults, and % confident in success attending it,
Eales, II placed heSore .the pIhlie. thai he
nnaily peEsuatie1snne toegrSeSt name. and
send Il abroad To benefit the suffering. In
NoyembeI, ls55. 6rt Advertised II under
thenane Of While Pine Compound. nInlEo
years nom that time there had been Ehols-
iaIs T % zss t56k ISe LEAD Of 81 ths
cough remedies In the market and Il still
maintains thEt positions There Is good reA-
son for this; Is Is VeIy soothing and healing
In 1ts nature, Is warming 10 the stomach and
pleasant Withal 70 The use. Gnd SeTosed-
1nEly cheap
mas :, Temsdy yfor kidney compl&intsEbe
White Pine Com pound SENDS unF4VAleEl.f II
was not originated for that purpose: but
person In using it for cough ERs not only
cured or the cough but WIS also cured of q
Kidney difa GlitE Of tan JRaEE SANDING Sinhe
have 1sess il ~ us q CON 5i1Isi, and
have been completely cured
>. Ths above Tas written by DT, Rnland- In
ny ~; Efluse hen, q IN !29a4e tSAef The
allC0ugh remedies, a well s preparation
GoCthe eureof KtdnsE dlfh e1lties, IN every city
own, village and hamlet Throughout the
. ms 1ss1sdss Is ssSts masEieaanrtatsk TAKE
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TAKE PARTICTmAR gGTICr

d.. J. address an those who have IptD,.,
thenselIeS b. Inrroper Ind Igence ansi 81
tafy h9aottS. which Tuln both body and 1,L1e
Gety or marriage, -
Ihese are some on the sad and melauebo,y
enec1s prodneed BY early habits OF youth, NJ
he9kneSS Of the R8eE and L.imhS PafnS \
the Head, Ulmness Of Sight, Los 81 NuSs1.
LaE Power Palpatatton Of the Heart DTS-
pefSla, SeETo1E Irritab iilty, Deraneenenfor
s Stls OsseslfHe funedonS, General Debliiy
NENLALEr-The fasrfnI efEsc.. -, ~,
mind ara much 70 Be- dreaded. Los Of YsTn.
oty3 GontuS4on OF Ideas, 0epaessinn OF spIrfiI
ESn fossbodtnE5 Aversion to SlcletF ~
some OF the evils pEoduced.
1nOusAhds Of persons OF an AGES can INV
ludSs EhGt7ts the e1use Of Their declfnfn,
hs5alElt l0S4ng their TigUE, becoming EesS
~ apPearanoe about the ewes Cooef ~
symptoms Of Consumption.
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M H. CLARK,
J. c AcHEoN.

A. JkRRs DUNCAN.
Ihe foregoing statement of the shoot
ing Of Charles Chesly bS me, Is correct.
JoHS J. JORDAN.
Papers that have Published q differ
eut account, please copy.
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MARRIAGE

reject that a found mind and bu,v an IN.
10 neee8aEy requisites to promote COMM
nlA4 nAplneS% Indeed, Eithout Ehese ths
Journey through lie becomes WeaTy pIlFs4
nAse5 Sne pEuSpeet hourly dafkens 10 aihe
We t4le mind becomes tha lowed With 6as-
PAIR and nlled with the melancholy re6eo.
ron thar the hspptneS Of another heS1ulfa
bliEhte6 With our Own.
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DR. IOHNaTnN.
Omee, g. . sonth Erederlel, So.

OAAees 40. South EFedeFick street
Len hand side En-ns nom Baltimore sfree:-a
i5SE A9nS Gn1u1 The corner. Rafi NOT % O.
serve u3meHnd number
40 letters received unles pos4 paid an
containing aSJamp TO be used on the reply
EeEsons writing should STATE aEa and sani
PORTION Of Advertisement descE7b9nE Eynat-
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TKASzEKzs or RAJ EsrATK in Ohio
-eounty-fortbsu week soding June Isl,
ls67. and entered Of record In the Office
Ofthe ReuardsnofOhiO eounty:
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ms Doctors DIPLOMA hams in MS olau.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.

me many Thousands cured at his szaS-
nShnsnt within the, lAst- twenty years- snd
tnA nu1osEo1S important surgical Op9ariczJ
D. lhe
FepQrte2 OF 1he 6lnl and many oiheT paPSrs
SZAin before The Peb!ic, 6e1d5 lis Stand;nE
- 3 gentleman OF character and rsspaciz-
olItty = Sufficient guarantee TO the ar1ieIet
sKIG DISEASES SPEEDILY .CUREI.
unGrklySEt u y Il 2 III
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=
GRAVEL RoOES-Mr. George Crum-
.baekRE Of this city, b fully prepared TO
pnt on gravel roofs In The most i'm
proved method, and warrants his Eofk
10 give satisfaction, either in RESISTING
are Or: Turning water. The taf used &
put through 3 proceas that frees 4 frufn
OH and benEole, and no matter now
great The heai, IL Wiifsno run. II Is
equally ehe5Snt inroofs Of ever con-
esiy0ble pitch. 3Er. CrumbaekeE keeps
on band rpohDg cement and cement for
tanks and sideW8lkSSf the 6S quail
y, and tor sale at The. lowest rates.
his rOodlnS has stood . ut OF hhGsn
-Is4rs m PittsburEh, 7eaPES
1EoS-PI1sFHu1EIs- CALzsAxA2Ths three
eszt Iezsss ssafully ana elegaully com
tsslea In an hnbsg-eoloEsd eoEIfill. bsSnti-
e. ~ ,. slFassat 70 de ere, PIsn4 toShe
$50 ae7erahls 70 sl1aiSelIi, IN CSEEsE,
ELlEAFt Z Co.'S Fszzu-Fl1o1s "a E1ixirof
GAiisAsa barir. 30 -Irf-i
Each PM contains one earee a R6{s,
tlltsss4y9 Bark.sra aeh tsaypooufni erutStr--
one Efeln q lrolA. SGmP9ss faflI ~ o.
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the white Pine Compound Cures

RTobEhftk, splitting Of Flood. and Piln6n-
aty AneetfohS REhernly. It's AFeulaIk able
Remedy for Kidney Complaints, DfaheteS
Difficulty Of VOlding Urine, Bleeding trom
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a H1gH Old T1NE-Quits a numbe
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sFg.l. @ltidtf g

White Pine Compound
rs SOW OFFERED TO THE AFFLICTED
i thFOughopt the country, After having
been proved by the test 81 eleyRn years, In
the New England StateSI where 'itS- merits
have become as well known as the tree nom
which, In part, IL dertveitH virtues.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1NDRoSE-
III wood easeS portable and piano style,
carved and -Ptaias new and second hand,
Sansf ~ 70 WI WI q 4. jssHEIss Music s,ors
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cAswEL1, HazSsps ESSs
-tF.4 Sc rasazfasss.SSSi;s ~
Sola By Al aTnrZiss1s 80 g g - Z
---,ss Z : 1.1E-7-saESEeg-
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sDpAIRING ASDTUSISG OF PIANOS
lG0rganS, Helodeonsi AeooGdeonS, Fiutinaz
and al Mnstea InsrFunsntS promptly and
elretully attended 10 at o q ffEd = 2 81
tanl WILLIAM -SHEIBS Anste SORE
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-03-09

PARsoN BRowNLow.--Ths prolane
old man, we see, has been nominated
for re election as Governor Of Tennes,
see, by a Republican Convention, which
met at Nashville yesterday, AS under
the recently enacted laws Of that State
most persons Of intelligence are dis
franchised, and only ''loyal' persons
are allowed to yotc--negrocs and mean
whites, who think Il negro better than a
white man--Brownlow will no doubt
be elected. 70 make assurance doubly
sure, a legislature Of his own cho )sing,
have passed law organizing the mill
tia, which i5 to be composed or"loyal'
negroes and whites, 80 0s TO control the
election, And thus Chat great State is
10 be afflicted for two years or more
by the rule Of 4 man who seems TO gIo-
~ over his own inIamy.---New York
L,rpreSs.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-03-09

Who ever heard Of free press !lour-
ishing under the deadly shadow OF the
bayonet? 1t sinks under its arbitrary
rule like shackled freedman under Il
sunless dungeon There IS no freedom
where there is no discussion, and there
can ba no discussion when Colonel s
nod or LicutouanCs order may strip
man ofhis riaht.. There is hardly q
solitary amendment orthc constitutions
whether relating TO 4 free press, free
speech, to the right Of assemblage, 10
| freedom Of person or from search, to
/ prescntment by Il grand jury or a jury
/ trial, to bearing arms, or the reserved
rights Of the people, tiat this military
biil does not utterly and silamclcss!y'
disrcrar,l.--Nu Kaisligsncer.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-03-09

Oac Brsbin, who is the agcnt Of the
Fr,edmon's Bureau, and struts about
LoSingtoA, Kanlucky, in shoulder
straps, rs only an upstart can, has
more than once sought AnotorIety, by
c)ucocting lies about slaves and sia-
very, ~ it formerly existed in the
South, and printing them III the Radi
cal newspapers. Tho latest exploit Of
Br;sbin, is letter to n Western jour
nal, in which hereyiyer the stale charge
that the amalgGma.iDn OF the two races
ia the South, was common practice.
Now Il statistics prove anything, they
prove that the Northern States have
been the paradise for breeding muiat-
toes. The census reports show that in
South Carolina, which Sums up all that
is wicked and goddess, in Radica! eyes,
there are but tour mulattOcs to every
hundred negroes while in Iowa, where
the negro wOrshippcrs have full sway,
there are eighty seven mulattoeS out Of
every hundred negroes. Thirty-fOur
Der cent Of the black race in Massachu-
sets are the products ofmisccgenation
while III Virginia les than hall that
.Nmhcg is the ratio. Indiana has 50
Fer cent mu.attoc3 in the hundred, H.
iinois, eighty i've per cent, while Geog-
gin and Mississippi have only six and
seven per cent undergoing the beech
ing operation This should dispose Of
the stories of Brisbiu, and others of his
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-03-09

Referring to the irrcpressible couI,ict
going on in Tennessee, snd di7canting
can;in@ on the subject Of coIored Gu
Reinstatement, Che Nashville cores
pondent Of the St. Louis Republican
says:
The blacks are just a. ambitious Of
Office as their white brethren; and ii is
believed that but for the odous pro-
yiso in the suffrage bill, Hon. Caesar
Jones (colorcd) could have beaten
Hon. John TrimbIc (whitc) for the
Senate ii the approaching election for
members Of the State Legislature. The
Africans declare, that in politics rs an
. in agriculture, they prefer to cnltiuatc
/ the sod tOra share in the crop