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be allowed TO sit on trial involving the
| character OF his osn wife For | sup
| pose il could not be found in any of the
books that a man should not be allowed TO
sif as a Judge over a case involving the
life, the liberty, or the reputation of his
own wife.
Nc, hold that thiscourt hassimply main
tanned the Law as it has been exercised in
our own and sister States, in the United
States and the High Court of Impeachment
ia England.
With regard to the resolution before the
court, il has been said that this Is a propo-
sition lo challenge the whole court. Lord
Coke says Of juror, that "if neither party
will challenge him he may challge him
SELF But expect that what is iniimated
here as q ground of disqualification is no
4 disqualification. This is settled BY the
case which | addueed yesterday Of the
impeachment of Judge Pickering by the
Senate OF the United States. The objec-
tion implied ia the resolution would be no
objection in the ordinary courts of the coun-
try. He has formed and expressed an opin-
ion i? How has he formed il ? Has he heard
the evidence from witnesses competent to
testify on the facts of the matter? or has he
gathered q general impression of the case
from floating r1mors, impressions of which
he can readily divest himself when he
is invested with judicial responsibility in.
connection with it? No objection would
lie against Juror or Judge who was just
in the attitude in reference TO matter on
which he had to adiudicate. Indeed, il is
the duty of a Judge to avail himself Of
every opportunity to inform himself of the
merits of case he may have to try, and
form an opinion upon it, that he may not
come to his work as unprepaFed as an
ignorent child. think, therefore,
that this resolution ought not to pass
because, FIRST it prescribes a qualifcas
ton not in conformity with the writ
ten law, and secondly, because it runs
counter to reason and good judgment.
Judge Gaut: If we could suppose that
we have come here to try this case, involv-
ing so grave a charge, before court that
had prejudged it, we should conclude that
il were better not to waste public time nor
spend public money about such a bootless
undertaking. For the first time in my life,
however, have heard it maintained that
it is the duty of Judge to make up his
opinion before hearing the evidence.
Judge Brien: / would like to know
when this discussion is to be ended. We
are in favor of the resolution.
Mr.. McElwee: / offer a resolution in
lieu as follows: Resolved, That the coun-
sci on either side have the right to file in
writing exceptions shey deem sufficient in
law to render any member incompetent to
sit on the court, and the court will impair
tally try the same on the ayes and noes
being called by the President.
The above resolution in lieu was carried
by fifteen ayes to four nays.
On motion of Senator Patterson, the
court adjourned till O'Clock this morning,
to give counsel an opportunity to file objec-
tions against individual members.
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In the Political Interests of
the People.

The UNION AND DISPATCH. "a hereto
fore. will take the Constitution and laws for its
guide; and in the discussion Of all the new and
intricate questions and issues arising out Of the
extraordinary condition in which the country Is
placed. II viii adhere to the principles and
teachings Of the founders and sxDositors Of our
government and institutions. It will endeavor
to guard with vigilance and defend with unwa-
verins earnestness and faith the rights and inte-
sts Of all the States. and the essential prinei-
les which constitute the basis Of the Republic.
We shall oppose all invasicns Of these. and
uphold. TO the utmost Of our ability. the union
Of the States under them. Feeling that they
are endangered by the revolutionary schemes Of
the Radical politicians who now hold the Legs
lative power Of the Government. we shall abate
ething Of our past opposition 10 their mea-
ArS With these views. which are no less than
,rnound convictions. we cannot and will not
hesitate to defend the unfortunate South from
the aspersiOns and impOsitions heaPed upon It's
people. and urge that JusrIcE and hIsHr shall
be meted out to them.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
i the Office Of the Chairman ofthe Street Com
mittee. No. II North College street. until the
9Th day of May. 1867, for the following york
LIST. Grading. McAdamizing. etc, 81 Maple
street, from Lindsley avenue 70 the Murfrees-
bOro Pike.
"a. Grading, McAdamising, etc. Of University
street, from Carroll street to the Murtreesboro
Pike.
81. Grading, McAdamizing. etc. Of Washing
ton street, from University street to Wharf
avenue.
4th. Grading McAdamizing, etc. Of Spring
street. from Wharf avenue 70 Fairfield avenue.
5th. Grading McAdamizinR. etc, OF Maury
street from Fillmore street TO Spring street.
9Th Grading, McAdsmizing and building
necessary stone arched bridge on North Front
street. between W Whiteside and Jefferson streets.
Contractors will bid for the work on each
street separate, and viii specify in ther propo-
sails the price for sech description Of work, aud
also whether or not their proposals. include the
furnishing Of the material necessary TO make
the embankment.
Plans and specifications can be seen and any
other information obtained upon application 10
W. II. Poster. City Engineer. No, North Cherry
street. The right is reserved By the street
COMMITTEES % reject any or all bids,
GEO. S. KINNEY,
Chairman Of Street COMMITTEES.
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Our Manufacturing snd DO-
mestie Interests.

We shall constantly admonish the Southern
people to be self-reliant. and shall do what we
may be able to induce the establishment Of
manufactures in our midst for our home pro-
duets To this end we win pay special attention
to the COST and STATISTICS Of manufacturing.
and exert ourselves to encourage the diversih-
cation Of Southern industries and the develop
pent Of Southern resources.
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For the Family Circle,

And for the special pleasure and profit % the
young. each week We will give a general literary
and religious miscellany. Nothing shall And
it, way into our columns anht for the psrusai Of
the mothers and daughters Of the land. Depre-
eating the demoraIiEing senastiobalism Of many
contemporary journals. we shall sschsw that
character striving to give ths.reader substantial
matter, preferring 20 be useful rather than
ensatiOnal.
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Valuable City Property
FOR SALE.

r. B. Slower ct ais. vs.. Jno. w. Whyte.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID County Court of Davidson county, rendered
al its April Term, 1867, in the above cause,
will sell at public auction, at the south end oi
the Courthouse in Nashville. on saturday,
the 18th day of May next, the following
described lot belonging TO the estate Of James
G. WHITE, licensed viz: Lot No. 2 Of the sEb-
division of Lot No. l4l, fronting thirty feet on
the north side Of Broad street. in Nashville, and
running back along the west side OF Vine street
$50 feet, to a thirteen feet alley.
TgRMs-Two Hundred Dollars Cash, and bal,
ance on a credit of six, twelve, eighteen and
tWensy-four months. Notes with approved
security required for deferred payments, and
i'ST aprss rsS1 Avs P.L. NICHeL. Clerk.
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Railroad COnvention-

CLEVELAND, o., May 9.--At the rail
road convention, held here yesterday, all
the principal roads and steamboat lines in
the country were represented. Samuel
Sloan, chairman, stated the object to be the
settlement Of existing difficulties regard.
ing freight. The meeting was held with
closed doors. Nothing arrived at. Con.
vention adjourned, to meet in Chicago to
morrow. A resolution to take no freight
except prepaid, for the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, was passed.
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So Steamer u. 5. Mad leave Louisville
daily at 10 A. N. and p. NJ. arriving 40
Cincinnati In time TO take early morning trains
for the East.
Baggage checked through from Nashville TO
ST. Louis. Chicago. Cincinnati, and all the prln-
cipal Rastern cities.
Ss- The 700 ,. N. Train from Nashville
does not run on SUNDAY.
RR, Franklin accommodation leaves Franklin
7.0a A. NJ. and Gallatin $50 A. NJ. arriving In
Nashville at ll.60 A. N. Leave Nashville at 3;2D
PN.. arrive at Gallatin $50 ?. NJ, arrive at
Franklin s.35 p. ID.
ALBERT FINK,
General Superintendent l.. a n. X. X.
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Now is the Time to Subscribe.

by A CONSOLIDATION OF THE CASH
WILLIE UNION AND AMERICAN and the
DISPATCH, and BY the generous and united
support Of the UNION AND DIsPArcE by the
patrons Of both the former papers. the Proprie-
tors are enabled to present Newspaper hithe.
to unsurpassed in this city or State.
IN FULLNESS AND ACCURACY OF
NEWS. our paper viii compare favOrably with
the best in the entire country; and in saying
this, we only repeat the expressions Of many 4
our patrons. who are most capable Of judging In
uch matters.
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TRAINS SOUTH.
TRAINS NORTH.

Train No. 2 South eonDcsts AZ Decatur ior
Hunfsyille: ~ COrinth with Mobile ard OhlO
r. r. for Selma, Mobile and intern ediate
pOints Connects At Grand Junction with Miss
Central r. r. for New Orleans and intermediate
points.
Train No. I South connects az Decatur for
HautaviIle Memphis and interFnediate poiRts.
TIein No. North connects al Nashville with
Louisville and Nashville Railroad, for the kast.
an, VI. and r. A X. kailroAds. EaF al pcints
sH those in8es.
Train No. South and No. North run daily
erreuf SuudE-s
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Upon the Subject Of Agriculture

And kindred topics. we shall also give IN eK-
tensive variety Of valuable and interesting mat
ter-ths best adapted TO the farming classes o,
our State. which will. in a great measure. sup
My the place Of a family agricultural paper.
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GRAVEL ROOFING.

GRAVEL ROOFS PUT on, REPAIRED,
" and wnrranted not 70 leak. Call az No. 3
North Market street.
spr56 Il GRAVES. HoUCHITs CO.
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1 o o o A @ r e q
or CHOICE
Middle Tennessee Land
FOR SAFE,
Within seven MILES of Nashville.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
Il J 900 Acres OF the Tract Of Land OnsWhich
be resides. It's susceptible of convenient dIyi-
sion. is exceedingly rich. and Is esPecfatAy
adapted 90 tarsases> One-haf OF the tract
is now in luxufiant grass, the balance n timber,
which, by the aid Of the \ Northwestern Railroad.
which pnsse2 through IL. could be sald 10 Nash
vile for m0Ee than the whole land would cost.
Ii you desire one of the best Stock Farms
ever offered Ter sale in Davidson county. apply
at once. / aul determined to sell.
/ offer also. a large number Of Thorough
bred StGck-seyeral hne Stations from four
to six years old, few Mares and q number of
one aud two year old Colts-some Of them IN
6ne condition TO be trained the next season
If the Suliiiens are not sold soon, they will be
faFine1 on favorable terms.
| also offef for sale q pair OF fh0ronGo-
bred taelatngs, well Estehed and broke to
Hsrness. W. q. HARDING.
December 6. l566.-tf
The louisville Courier, Augusta Constitution
aist, Mobile Advertiser and Register, copy 70
the amount Of s2D and forward bills TO this Once.
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ARMISTEAD & WOODS,
wHoLrsaLE ASD nKTAII DEALEEs N
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
NO. - PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE.

TN STORE AND FOR SALE. A cOMPL ETE.
u veried and fresh stock Of staple and Fancy
(}roeeriss, embracing Canned Fruits. Conssrves,
Imported Liquors. Cigars, and all descriptions
OF Groceries for domestic use marls u
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ZOLLICOFFER HOUSE
AND OTHER VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SALE.

IN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES OF TUE
Il Chapcery Oours. offer a. private sale 0ea'
Zollicofers residence on high streeti -.
The BOYD McNsiry House, on SUMMER suoeS
And other valuable property.
Parties desiring 70 purchase VIII be iaiiy IN
forped ns 10 terms, etc. upon Application 10 ms
a. 'hs Noe'' MORTON n. HOWELL.
e.hle Clerk and Master.
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NOTICE

rUHR UNDERSIGNED HAVING THIS DAY
sold his entire interest In the Book store
No. az uuiop Sf.. takes pleasure ~ recon,
mending his successors, Messrs NM. uAM DIT
a 90 10 his large circle of customers and
friends, and respectfully solicits for them con,
tinuAnce OF the very liberal patronage EXTENDED
Go him for sone years past - =, oo,rp
MAY p ISL r. r. OVNh
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SATURDAY., Way IS, 1897.

Edzefeld. each lot fronting ffty feet on Russell
street and running back 10 feet 70 az alley.
TTRMs-Six months credit, With interest from
dag Of sale. y ote required with two approved
MORTON B. HOWELL.
aprZ7 "a Clerk and Master
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The Columbis Accommodation Train viii run
on the above time permanently from year 10
year, except that In summer the time Of depart
are from Nashville viii be SEQ P. NJ, instead Of
400 p. N.
For through Tickets and other information.
please apply at the ofHce Of the Nashville City
Transfer Company, NOrtheast corner Of summer
and Church streets. and at the Broad Street
Depot. Nashville, Tennessee.
3. n. VAN DYNE.
ian97 General SuDeriptendent
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IMPEACHMENT.

TRIAL OF HON. THOMAS n. fra
zTER JUDGE OF THE CRIMINAL
COURT OF DAVIDSON COUNTY,
BEFORE THE SENATE.
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Two Daily Through: Trains, Making
Direct Connections az Louisville tor
the East, West and North.
CONS MENGING NAY 8, SS7.
Trains will run IS follows
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W. A. Cheatham VS.. james A. Jennings
TN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES OF THE
Il ChanceTy Court at Nashville, / wiz sell AT
the Courthouse at NashTins, at Il o'clock on
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Splendid Sleeping Cars A q
tachesl 80 all Night Trains.

Columbia Accommodation Train
Daily. exceD6 Sundays.
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NASHVILLE & DECATUR
r A I L w A Y .
Great Central---All Rail Route
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

Tive Daily Through Passenger Trains
making direct connections atDeca-
tur with Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad, for All Points
south and Southwest
Through to Memphis Without Change
Of Cars.
COMMENCING MAY stu. 1867. TRAINS
" will run as follow:
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BY TELEGRA'P
NOON DISPATCHES
NEW YoRK DrspArUHEs.

Peace Congress En LOudOn-0rganfza-
ton 10 Resist the Excise and Other
Obnoxious Laws - East Tennessee
Items. etc.. etc.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-10-31

!. An.Rssay On Man. By A,exzia.d,r ~.
With ffteen original illust1otieas, ead
Notes BY g. Wells: One vol. l3ne,
fancy cloth, bevsled board, gilt 81; psper,
so cents. ~. ..,1.<
!: Whatever may b sAid BY thsolog;ans
concerning tho orthodoxy q this great
poets religious views, his EssAr on
MAN will continue . b regarded one
Of the masterpieces Of English. verne,
and will attract the sttsntion of, and in.
struet tho intelligent and thoughtful.
The views Of Pope On tho. Great
Creator and Hn wondroas. works, q
enunci.tsd in this poem, are upsurpass.
I'd for grandeur and deep toned thought;
and no writer, either Of ancient Or mod.
esn times, has 20 infused his sentiment.
aud spirit into the literature Of ..hh 10
ton BY single production, ~ Alexan1s,
Pope. The publisher efthis ssw edition,
approaching tie hek Of an illustrated
Essey On Man, aad willing . do tn.
public. I substantial favor, has caused
the work to b carefully illustrated :: N
ao'atsd from the Psychological point d
view, and printed ID 10 attractive styh
on superior paper. A sucoinet biogr.
ply Of the poet, and biz highly esteem
Cd "Uhi!s,sal Pryor." ass pablishsi
With ths 'Ea'ay }" making, together, {
vssy desirab,s volume foe the library Q,
tho oenter.tabls. ;'s.:I NJ ~ 4, ~:
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ssss
AAsa j. Diokiasoa u ,>,s, I, !,
70 lecture IL Sc. Paul O. The 81 Of
January. Plenty Of time lbe securing
sas = =. 10 z~r&<z xss~4&sr:g
e-Hoa. john MeKuaiek, Il Sill-
water, says he kess..9.r, ~ s,siously
iaju'sd By The running ax.y Of . spaa
Of hos''s A' ~ diving,
Tho Glencoe Reyi.t.r notes
anoeg ii sporting itsas Tat +. Hin.
man Of that phes killed IN VIA ~
and der q Friday. \ I
Mr.: G.orse Mann, Il Shabby.
vile, ~ The Maataao' R.osrd, fsll
over ~ 'nbaakneat, s,siki,s On . log
breaking three Of four libs.. Hi CO.
fti g ! = pseeaseiesa. Z. q NIL ...,-s
The Rochester Pose s.ys ~ Irish.
maa named Thonas Nahon ~ knock
sddovr tbe other night .sar . lumber
yard It Eyots and robbed Of $50.
Oae q r. seosadrsk, Joha Cough,
NJ arrested j.; The other escaped.
"A Ere osigi.ated In . ftaoe' uIeeele
il Shakepee occupied by MI. s,yder
q : grocery, and extended 70 two ID.
Joining vasant store buildisgs. The
Argue s.ys Mr.. 8. hsd IN insurance Of
u, 200 on biz stock; no insu.sses on
any Of the buimings.
"A valuable grain separator b.
J! leeeshg . Ds.nb RJ,a, Of Ma1Aas,
caught ire from The journals being
heated: The Hastings Cases. seys
that some $500 worth Of wheat NJ
Destroyed It .ths sane ims--.---
George Mayo, IN employee in Covlae''
mill, 4 HastinspI .haa both boaes Il
ooe Log broken. bslov the knes, b. .
handspiks being violently thrown
against it2by The saw. Dr. Piaea
dressed Tho injuries. = -
Tho Rashford AG.nesoe;as az,
that boy named Lewis Petesse. ~
th'ovs down IN e.lsskneat, ,r,sl;.x
in tho frontal potion et hi ekull,
breaking his LETT arm, laesssGisG III
hes and iaaietias internal isjari.s.
1asss b ae'hope q biz ,sso,esy--.---
0osieG . quarrel, IN The tovn a. Arm.
da's, W. n: Dodd, II Chat1sA, 10
: nan NAMED Bsiglgia IL abiene..
iaaiet;ns : es.sEs hessh ~ haal
Wo0n6.
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0LoyIs! CLOVIS !-Osks, eslsbratsd
buck gloves ct Z. C. Smiths shoe store.

MlsszsorA III. s7os.. 1872 THlRo sr',
81. .PAuI.-Ns: Moore has now ready .
splendid assortment Of ladies lns furs, con-
sistins Of Hudson Boy ssble and mink
full eapes, half e.pss, collars, NUTS s.d
euas; slso gsntlsnen's eaps, nuasrs,
gloves and sl.lgh robes. Mr.. n: y Il, ssad
goods ordsrst By express, with privilege Il
returning On peyiss express charges II aos
suited. rita; go ~ 81 - @:@ '14
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= AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
Octol,ar Goth. 1S67

&easx P.ats: ~I.I-..'1 ..,::.. -:
On IS I'm DAY Of DlCINBER, Isl, At 10 O'clock
IN The forenoon Of the said day, and then and there
chow cause Why your Homestead Entry No. 1872, made
by you April 2lst 1885, upon the ~ Il section %,
township IN, range s. In tho District Of Lands cub
Jet to sale 1t st. Cloud MINI. should not be Cancelled
. r. 0rietAe alleges abandonment thereof by you
and propos then and there to show the same, when
you will be permitted 20 contest such showfng
HENRY @. WAIT, REGISTER.
.oetst'eva x u. 9. BURBANK. Receiver.
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(. E1soAxr AID CnzA1.-BasA 10 . very
1se and elegant assortment y silver plated
wars, embracing - ssts, q four pieces
aad upwards, pitchers, forks. spoons, &e.
1ssidss bsi1g handsome and durab]s they
~ sold very cheap. The quelit, Il Of tie
WY bs1t-Bush does not keep anything
slss: Psssons wanting anything IN Tie line
q silvsr-platsd wses vii DO vsllto esIl q
Dash's. He warrants every article to b
sxastly - reprsssatsd. ,, 49,. 8.
~: -, y x'le1atiEs I Castle ssll the Quincy
oSVves' j,<a.so .55s~ ar ~ 70 7"f"f p .''st
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:, ~ Evssybely il going to tho politi-
cal discussion q the Court House en Men
day evening. Front sssts reserved for the
ladies'.

DOUGLAS Coux1Y.-A correspondent u
Aleza.d.ia writes that the Democratic meet
Ing addressed by Becker and Parsons COZ
sisted Of just thirty persons, and not . sin
Gls cheer Wss called forth. Hon. h. l..
Gordon wss grsetsd with . rousing meeting
8 fsw evenings afterwards, and; the utmost
oathusissm was manifested. The Rspubli-
cans Of Douglas county viii give splendid
majority for the ticket this fan.
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The report th.t Senator Z suna.,
! 4 big vt :. hate s's'panted i pro:
nouneed % b untrue. '--.- '.>., ..
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Ix1olAx1s.-ssys the Minneapolis H.
sss "AnstAsr company Of snisrauts pas
ID through the city yesterday, from Rice
county, and ~ usual, were gong 70 the
6s.k Valley. That section u eountsy II
siapidly settling up viii Tho right class Of
people industrious. hardworkisg men.
Wo want more Of them In Minnesota
= tin til. .oil .nd develop tic itch .srieul-
taral resources efths State. Thousands Of
broad aerss' only swat tho hand Of indus
~ 70 pour forth their eereel treasures,
sad richly repay the lsborsr." -.. ,a.
The Library Association vim meet On
! 1hursdsy evening next 1t The residence II
4 =. G. AldeD...t~s g.; ). 7.:.t.~.. w.,
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POLITICAL DISCUSSION
POLITICAL Discussion.
@E&EF&# & %%ffG1SsEt ~ > \
= : 5&a, 5sf~a : - - ) .... Sc, ,s,s
E.lSs,S4&4 y 1T~G*s,az .xfsa}fe : ~
CLOSE OF THE CANVASS,
"a Tqs.>{zSs%s F@s.~a ~ ~ s55af354ss% 81 -
i III - =.=a>E. 49,. ~ $*}f'SsE+< '"& 81.
b -. 49, :. EsSNs' m-1Es1E9 81
s g.. ,..s,..E s;Za sz@..}@tass e:
The Last Meeting of the
~. = s,>>.r Gam Campaign
., ,.+ - ~, ~. r.. ts - ~ =, S.% sEs1<,7-A ~
9.4s&>s. :. 5Q%a-@t
Monday J: E l:;'v''ee., (: Ne! Nov. 4th.
~ :. -.&a:;x9 Il ~ssa stVaath I, j. u tzssz
go. ,,4 80, 1e1.--.- yi2.a5 a..Is +
$3.50 &E-HAa@: ~ 4&% MERGE aY-
AT THE COURT HOUSE.
.-.t5-t az
CLOSE OF THE CANVASS,
Monday: :.El ::'v''e,., Nov. 4th,'
AT THE COURT HOUSE.

The issues of the canvass
will be publicly discussed at
the Court, House, on next
Monday night by Hon. H.
L. Gordon, and some of the
local Democrat speakers.
Of course there will be a
full house. Everybody ought
to. and will 60.
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7 Lieut.. T. n. a,lhlaaa, Who vas con.
aaed'fes Il months !. The Libby Prison.
and Vas there attacked BY Dyspspsia In ito
worst form, and % debilitatsd hat 10 could
not walk one sqaszs states that he hi; beea
entirely cured by,Cos's :D1sllrhA Guns.
Let the suffering Try it. r. ~