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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-15
Second Dispatch.

A telegram from Fortress Monroe an.
nonuccs that Davis will arrive on Satur.
day afternoon, on special boat. A suite
Of rooms are being prepared for him at
the Spottswood House. General Scho-
field and the rebel Mayor Mayo will to.
morrow notify the people, through the
papers, not to assemble upon the streets
upon the arrival Of Davis, as no crowd OF
demonstration of any kind will be per
mitted.
Marshal Underwood will bring up, or
the boat with him, Mrs, Jeff. Davis aud
family and General Burton. The SAINT
suite of rooms that were occupied by Da
Wis at the Spottswood House when he
came as President of the Confederacy
are again nicely fitted up for himself and
family.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-15

iGrAn editor thus INDUCES his deliu.
queut subscribers "Wo don't want mon.
ey desperately bad, but our creditors do,
and they no doubt owo you. II you pay
us, wc'll pay them aud they'll pay you,N
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-15

WANTED VIII someo Of our sub
scribers bring us in a few loads Of
good dry wood-eithsr stove or cord
owed. Don't all come at once.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-15

FOR SALE.-circumstances in
duce me TO offer for sale my premises, con-
'sistingof q new frame dwelling house and
two acres Of good productive land-siiua
in the town Of A%shland-at a great DARoAIs.
II must be sold-by applying soon a great
bargain may be secured.
terror particulars inquire atthe "Times"
Office.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-15
Democratic State Ticket.

ILL.,
For Governor,
ALLEN G. THURMAN, Of Franklin
Lieutenant Governor,
DANIEL s. UHL, Of Holmes;
is Treasurer Of STATE,
9. FULTON, Of Crawford;
AsditOr Of State,
JOHN MoELwEE, Of Butler;
Attorney General
h FRANK II. HURD, Of Knox;
Supreme Judge,
1HOMAS M. KEY, Of Hamilton
Comptroller of the Treasury,
WILLIAM SHERIDAN, Of Williams
Member Board Of Public Works,
ARTHUR HUGHES, of Cuyahoga.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-15
MOngrel Candidates for Cover
NOR.
The names Of the following gentlemen
are cauvassed as Mongrel candidates for

are cauvassed as Mongrel candidates for
Governor:
Gen r B Hayes, Hamilton
Hon o Toilet, Erie;
Gen R 0 Schenck, Montgomery;
Gen ] A Garfield, Portage;
Gen r B Cowan, Belmont;
Gen Willard Warner, Licking;
Hon W P Cutler, Washington;
Hon Samuel Galloway, franklin ;
Hon j Q Hall, Lucas
Hon A G McBurney, Warren I;
Hon Ben Eggleston, Hamilton
Hon O Delano, Knox;
Hon R P auckland, Sandusky.
There are quite a number Of other gen.
tlemen whose names have been suggested
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-15
PUBLIC SALE

$500 49, 'e'e in Seromeviiios
Saturday. May LID, 1857.
the following property to wit.
TWO gray mares, two single top buggiss,
one double top carriage, one open buggy, one
double set plated harness, one enc double set
common narnes, two saddles and bridlss, one
! horse wagon, one 2 horse wagon, Giass .se.
counters, Household and kitchen furniture.
90, 80.
Sale 10 commence atfo o'clock. a. N.
Terms made known. on day of,Saie M
April 24.Swil,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-15
BUTTER EGGS,

We sfe thankful hs the liberal patron
ago We shared heretofore, and ask your
attention to our we'll selected Stock, b.
which, We can sell cheap.
BRUBAKERs 4 wlNBIaIER.
April II, lss7.s4s /,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-15

tlemen whose names have been suggested.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-21

When Daniel Webster wns Secretary a
State some years aeo, under another adn13
istration than that o. Mr.. Fillmore, b vr@
to one Of the propristors Of the Aseer Ho1 !
in New York, saying that he voald reach
house on such day, and begged that 20!
of bis friends should be invited 10 d.
him the same evening.
There we're about twenty or 20 q the faoie,
and Mr.. Webster seemed vearis1 BY his tssy(
81, and speaking hut little, If 81 I'll, plungsY
70 epiivsn Ms ffiends. Tbs q length be-
Gang aepp41S6 and the situation Of Ell g
unpI1 Int {hxfcn Of the company urged
Aspan.ossrya diaainGnisheA 80. uRnnoontT-A
warm friend Of Mr.. webstsf-so gss him into
coaversssion, HgRsa,d to p joe tobe-
cone - kvsIysS ~ wished. sf.9
3 This fssend eonsSsisd, and spoke aleud 70
Mr. Webster, asking him some questions that
in ordinary circumstances, and with ordinary
men, would have led to conversation, but y
failed in the present case. Th. dark Secrss
tary merely answered him simply. and crsps
into his cere again.
faiI1fs, w. sreed to reSsw Aeet 9ts14s to
drkw him Gut. He summcned c6dfakef and
said
"Mr. Webster, (Mr. Webster looked out
Of his caye,) want you to tell me what VA
the most important thought that ever cccu-
pied your mind"
Herewasa thumper for him, and % every
body thought at the table Mr.. Webster
slowly passed his hand over his forehead,
and, 10 low tone, said to friend, neal
him. fs s1gr ~
SIS there any one here who does not know
me7"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-21

HEAIrH w SPRixe.-Spring may have its
peculiar diseases. but well regulated diet, air
and exercise will be OF incalculably more
service in guarding against maladies and
keeping Oh. body healthy th drawing away
your heart'e blood or swallowing nauseous
nostrums. -
Engage in some employment that viii be
useful 70 the world. This will keep the mind
occupied ard in calm, state.
Eat at regular times, Plentifully, OF plain,
meals excerpt water when Thirsty. EsHecial
y, eat nothing after an early Tea time. Il
after these, the bowels seem inactive, regu.
but very srsringly. Fasting, BY .omitting .
meal for several days, might be bettes
Do mot lake too much exerriss befoss
breakfast, but rather take the breakfast ess-
Her. aE
After dinner rest awhile,
o40ek esi until the appesine seraves no
more. Too much Of any sort Of food, but
psfsiculariy oil meat, prevents the natural -
tion Of the system and induces disease.
Guard AGAINST spdden changes of The
weather. That IL, do not remain still in Z
cold Wind when the skin ID moist With per-
spifafioa. Al ssch timss thsporss are opss,
epd there il danger that they may b. 81
- s;%f;s.a e. q 3 :.s:,,y o Pa 4
1As porss = the akin are closed % that ~
hsat and "inaenssble psrspiraaiun'' eanns{
sseaps 80 s'sssisg fsver' = ohsn 4 =
sssnk ID
DeaAetle shple ssrihes Of The hody oess :
kssk. sadr6t AlSttily. !.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-21


A beautiful writer counsels wisely when he
says: "Lise sothat good angels may protect
from this terrible eyil--the winter of the heart.
Let no chilling Influence freeze up the founy
tain of sympathy and happiness in lis depths;
no cold burden settle over iss vkhAring hopes,
like the snow on faded flowers no rude blast
of discomfort moan and Shrek through its
desolste ehambers- Your life psth may lead
through TRIALS which for o time seemed utter
ly TO impede your progress, aud shut out the
very light of heaven from your anxious gaze
PERJURY may take the place of ease and pien>
ty; your luxurious room may be changed for
an humble one the soft couch for the poor.
Summer friends may forsake you, and the IN
pitying world pass you with scsrceiy look
or word of COMPASSION. on may be ftTced
to toll YEARLY, steadily on to earn liveii>
hood; you mag encounter frxud and the base
avarice that would extort the hart fsrtbing sill
you well tdsh turn in disgust froBi yssr fellow
beings Death may sever the desx ties that
bind you to earth, and leave you in tearfui
darkness The noble manly boy, the sole
hope Of your declining years may be taken
from you while your spirit ctings to bin with
q wild tenaci,y, which even the shadow
Of the tomb cannot wholly subdue.
Amid all these sorrows. do not come 10 the
conclusion thai nobody was ever SO deeply
afflicted az you are, aud abandon every an
ticipation Of better days in the unknown fn-
tore. Do not lose your faith in human ex
cellence, because confidence has sometimes
been betrayed, nor believe that friendship
was only a delusion and love a bright phan
tom which gIides away from your grasp. Do
not think that you are fated TO be miserable,
because you are disappointed in your expec-
tations, srd baffied in yesr iparsa,ts. DO not
declare tlssf Ged hes forsak en- you when your
way 10 hedged about with thorns, or repine
sinfuliy when he. calls your dear ones to the
land beyond the grave. Keep holy trust b
heaven through eveyy trial bear adversely
with forti,ude. and look upward in hours OF
temptation and suffering. When your locks
are white, your eyes are dim, aud your limbs
weary, when your steps falter on the verge Of
deaths gloomy vale, still retain the freshness
and buoysncy of spirit which will shield you
from the winter of the heart. si
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-21

Ixsrrscls OF SALMON The salmon, when
out of condl,ion and unfit for human food,
goes down 10 the sea. And what does be do
there Not a single human being knows
what he does; but we do know, however,
that he goes down q poor, miserable looking,
lean thing, bat comes back q plump, fat.
Jolly, slver-sealed fellow. How be manages
10 get 90 fat is no business of oars that is
his lookout We only know that be 6nds
good food in the eetuaries Of rivers; and .
most curious thing i, is iu the history Of the
salmon that. ~ abe swallow returns 20 her
own nest, the bee to its pv8 aAiv, Ut the
pigeon to its own dose~cof. 30 the sA1tpon
always returns home to its own river il not
captured or destroyed by its numerous ene>
mics during lis journey. The best instance
of this has been communicated TO me by my
friend the sarl OF Dunmors. He O. ght, on
his properly in the Isle OF Harris, in The He
brides, some twenty o. thirty Ssh aTAeee ke
marked and carried alive in his yacht 10 the
opposite side Of the Island, where they we're
turned into lake. In the course OF the same
season in which they weretvausported. u was
come back again. all the way bome,ss circuit
OF forty mile, AZ least, through the psthless
waters al the broad Atlantic.
They mus, in their course, have passed the
mouths OF ,ix or seven rivers. up which they
did not asc. nd though there was nothing in
the world la prevent them. Snch ID one of
many instances Of the wondroas power which
guide saln back 10 their own river. This
faculty we e..,l instinct word not nezry
expressive '..ough. | much wish some one
would sugg-s' better. One reads that the
salmon se - fresh water to get rid Of tue
parasitic i4srefs-ihe sea lice Of the fisher
men. thu. in my belief, is y simple acci
dent ] attribute this journey to y much
higher cansr. The ultimate, object of the
salmon is 40 get to the higher waters TO lay
their eggs; for no salmon ever has or ever will
breed in tn. sea. though sn old act forbids
pigs to be lowed TO wander along the shore
1t certain seasons. because they eat the ssd
mon eggs. An impulsive instinct teaches the
salmon that, in order that its young should
hatch and thrive, the eggs must be deposited
ia gravel, and that shallow, rapid sid cold
water mus, 20 over them. These conditions
are to be found only in the upper tributaries
OF the river, and it seeks them accordingly.
The fish, having Pc formed its task of bnild-
ing its neat. and laying it's eggs, returns to
the sea 10 recruit its strength. Leisure
Hours
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-21
THE FREEDMEs ON THE sIrUA-
TON.

~ ~ y L.
T.oS
IS
The Conservatives held q meeting at Au-
on,ts G.oro;. .h,,.,; ; - uh;oh
s~' eeo'kis' suois aine 'iuee' !" "h'eu
the negroes we're icvited.,. After addresses
by some ex.slavebnldsr.. snS. Halted State.
e.
ones', Urging toehesroes 70 uhite win tneir
neighbours and true and tried friends, and not
-. 49,,
"~ss ~ '''a .ss~At'~as' 'ne so'o'eu
speakers were called to the stand. These
Ian. ,,.,l !. S;T.r.,,. 80 ~ 1885,. ,a
-. 80 ~ - s"' " ."o
tne k0oe sense VI tne meeung was msniie@eu
In the adoption of the following resolutions
which ara nla;n IN the oommon understand.
f- ~ WIG
ing; FFr
wu,,... TIL. xu..;.. r..., ,h,o-,
snto +. a.. 49,. -, .;-1- -. =
= 1870 ~ -. 10y s.a. ~ - ,.,s :,
serti.I L., -h;.h 5sn;.5 g -. 1890. - ~
1901. ,;gh,, -hsah az a.ssv ...rt,nr ar,os.a :.
And ~'' fs''- 'N'
AZ.
- - ,.-r,.n... 49, -..,s, -
.ls.s - ..s 80" " -
., N ~ o'ast Pofaoh "Aksa Wat iot tne'f so""
&c..
h. a.- ~. -, 49, ss.,s.s 49,, -
S-h.a.s fe~p'-
Ws,,.'. Th,. n.,,,v !. r,, -..oun;,.a n,
.....s So. -lS .k -.
"a -'n o'.'e' "n'eh "sos war upon 'ns nA''0"
w,r,... TIL. s,.,s of a.or.;. ,.s,... IN "a.
.o,ri,. -. s...l;sv 81 5000
Eu,.-.. m. iIn,or pannh,, 4. a. d.
thu .r.ossn. ~ sh,.I.-. .hslsfor. F" = NV
R.ssI--S Ia, ~. 49, .;,;.. ,f c..;.
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an 49, -ss.h -. ~ ne. - 49,
"a -. III ~. ..,s -" ~ - g.,
R...I~sS rh.. = S.,;Sr,;an , sha,,d :. 4.
An - ..,a,m.ns ma s~s~s;ss ~ nal,s,rsl r;sh,.
"a s.s.s,sys -. .oe :. poa' ~ .isns =
soio. -'A ~ y
&c., ra...,. :. :.
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$3.50 M na.e 'sI ana equs
sase % aIe, ao'a, Pau.eos snu aelsaa prop
b - r., - ~ as.s. .S mn !.
rranast;o,, =, ths,s r.sIsr - ~. a,s.r-;.. -
Rs.a,rsa TN, x ss.s;,s S,.nch;ss "a ~.
$780, s'.,e;,.-. -. ~. - u..s.-s.sA ..'
-. -. - :. =. - - .aSs .a =
an. ,nalnS.. ~. :; 4, p -. -. ''s"' =
R.srsr.I tn. N ,n ~ .-h,.h -. !.
,.s,s,. 80, - ~ l".;sn 49, ua.ea sss y
uPoI ~, seolees'us tssn persoss 70 'of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-21
For sale.

a yHsY .pssfhABLs R4slpBHcp. -1EsHSss story
~ Brick, vss6 IN rsom,; grbd<As Hes ODD d
sfnmons eos, On Morgan street, bssws-aFts shd esh
streets. Mcguire Of MN. YULToH
u.rts R~sf R~oss Await No. ~ Main It, !.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-21

~ rooms. good Dr., e.ilsr with ess-ru, good oas
buidisn lot IS ~ fe f--t drrirsbly loeai, d. b-asg
the .ssstsriy hah Of ths h<asss an u
>iEtb sad Fulton strsets. N .sirs 81
WI fuLrOx,
+ ucAts Rssi essass Agent "a Asin strsst
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-21

esu1sHAsr HAnlAs ~ su2ia laads for
~ bsns9t II ~ Indiana, y ne New Eng.
- AA1m1isn ossislV. - III contract
- not falb eonplsnsd When Mr.. Browsing
esans ITO eGes, b aslliAsd H. and made On
sths tess9 NO IL Soalh ES1iAe Railroad
q asdiA ~ ~ ths 6saaAs ~ - tAas
aaf1s slsn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-21

Iss .pS.isny iApors.aii Is III. MA. ~h4s ~ s.r
t.s.of ne usissd sssses .rs sssdsA vsh ssss ~
sons under the name OF imported liquors. and when 10
nestle sompo,nd. pan possiax 70 b asdisa sss not
whit less hsrsld.d to the world - sos'
rr.isu rsneds," that ,hs public should fully usssF-
.and the fsets Be /, knowh thea ttst Wills all the
diausive ,tium ants called liquors impure, and ell
ss seuse eopsaiaipe s,ceAei nssafsssar-d sith
a-r, article cossibing s~t 81 ,.i OIL mortal Po<sse
fIosi xrrEKe csLnBKArtD STOMACH BI1rnss
contain none OF these things bat comhinssios Of
....ne. Of ~. wsA the pure juss Of The Ss val
liable s,oaehie antIbous sp rient hssts and piast,
aud that - safe aud rapid remedy for Dysp<p'ia and
eli s tinds.d complaints. ihis preparation ssnds b.
lore ths World without rvA or conretisos Its ISLES
to-day are squ. the eombip- ssss Of all the Other
tonic. savssi-sd In ths United sssses SD the esiA
cab ~hseh s.thsssi<ats he u.sfansss sispsd By
Of the fs sssry prossssona
calling and valt Of life. Beware Of limitations and In
posters. lsFieos"s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-21

Original Notice.


Original Notice.
District Court of Lee. County lows, at Fl.
Madison.
JOHN DOLLnRY, Plaintiff, !
". ,. MCKNIGHT, Defendant.
rvvO ". p MexNI0HT, Defshdast-Yeo are hereby
notified thsE there 10 ole 10 the Cisrks 81.
See Of rid Court the petition Of Jehs Doery ei.inng
yoa the sum 81 S2e With interest thereon frpn ths
3sh day II October A. D. 1885, - tbs Of ~ pr
sss& pssaaDum sxt1eaded ~ cevssip 0ertsAgs sxs-
satsd ~ - dss Esd also rs iorseiosurs Of SID
no 16s - aecars tbs payment u sid dsbt, BY
yos, upea ~ eDsisWsnG rsba pssSeSs3, U-vtf;
Bsncs1sanl past - lots anA 4 ~ block n, IN
beur nss Addltss 70 Ksokuk Iowa. betng - fsst front
Ing 18th street. and running bark Of wihth IS
49, souasscng ss9k fset iron H. eefnss - Carroll
snd 1osh s6sstes sd Dr esasrAi rsltsG a.sx g,a s
Bulss yoa appear and answer seid petition Or b.
6<s Decs Of ths sscond Day d the tsrm u MID 06x
% ctAnsses tbs third Mcsday n Nay, 1e0 Rbet
Awpu judgment Viii b rsadersd sgninas you aspray-
"a Tor 4, aaid petition $500.
Fat nsv. Stamp, Soe ssaesisd- AIRY ssr Piafns1G
r. & H
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-21

-1ks isst rspssy for certain eisss - y sAsss ~hS
have eassp All ibs coo In the eorstry aud asank
81. the poof wbisksy they could I'D, and sui live 10
cat. mt Fr~teh chemists have sodd~siy dtseessss4
tbs. ih. lsc,~.l nud pos--s-s strong restorative poe
efss Fy9
re .boss tom b. bees going sts ronnds d the ps"ss
Tor v.~hs pest ard do1htisss @eod iivrr' sncns
tie ignorant, and '-pcr vhhkey" among thoss sho
-pushs 10 know sttsr ~i b. In a<n.. d"ssnA among
70, suaptve snGsrfs. sH-r ruioius their dissstioc
With tn. one ami dsssroytrg their nstuion with the
sts-t th-y ptsro a 70 ,ssyrt ~ Cats NJ !" - ~
euy hone Lei sAsa sAte rnsti o. sht . ~ ts"e-
sand. ~so, h.siss s><s ~ ssut % " - = hv'r.
psor Whisky ssd c-ts nj X, have ourd sof only TEN
porsI but per~1ses. rsii.ftp DR. ) W Posss's Whrs
pss~ ey ind, 40 sh-y AL sres p~ss isss = s"ss
Of their .uihiul visor Sid by all dIussists
aprls-dsv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-21

-1.ffS1e6y1ysisiuFiscslile Ais paEisnll
vho szs ssltriag ffen dshility end fsaaeaa
~ q $500 s.ssp - s'A''
-. ~ ~ tssttpss psssa
u - = - : $3.50
], rs = ....s' - 3
- - - oAID. ssFaa Z
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-21

A 0NE-STORY fame dwelling house,
"A With Eve rooms ssd good cellar . tuIf 1T with
KINDS Of fruit rrsLkBn b~tuses sth and 9Th s.rs~t
Aqufre Of IN gULToN
rpchlT Real nStsts Aren't n Axtp<S
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-21

Fer sole.

1--WE acres of land pear Sandusky, in full
II visv Of the river oil .ssr sssss end esisivs
9th ffssss syns; TOO In frut Rer sAls
very cheap, and - pay that via suts man Of u
iSsA nnsnns. ~ ff5 3.
nsYuirs d wh FULTON.
aprs Rs.l Estate AssAs ~ Mainst
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-21
Fer sale.
a TwosSfORY FRAME DWELLING

a ;usk. With ave roems & I'd e-ti.r ssd eissssn.
Also eoe1 sos uenbta tst 7sx1so Feet wrli feses4
'itusfe HorEaa fs~et. bstw~sn 10th and 1i,h Kss
tuk, Isss. Title good sai-- Beguirs
s wM rULrOH,
nch2s Real Estate Ag-nt - M.u ct
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-21
WHEELER a WILSON'S
nnerson's Agency.
TNE .sFLORENCE'.

dGIMe AAuHINBe hsss
6e rsvsfsabls iced motion
Which snablss The opsrs1ol
ss1ass ths vort carry d.
- way, or 10 change tbs u,
rscticn and fnstsn the end
ofssans ~ taraiAg sth1nl
ssrsv. Rsy Rs seissl:s.
aAA can ~ 1bs8Vhafe (uiet
isnsosssaxy. rheirstitch ID
The voader Of all, BScansl
a. ~ eonnhtnsd elasticity
s6sAgth sndbssaty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-21
For Male.

A RESIDENCE in Of TIL ds-frsb's iccaii-
a Us 10 the Cty-L>osJ spa =, IN check ~. With
eee stssy frssae D~sliisG Aease, ceetsisiaT stsA
rsoas, goa csssrn cellar. and variety Of ehees us
lots we'll s-nced. situate FULTON usst hstvsse Sch
snd b Streets. ksohuk Iowa Esseirs q
80 w FuGToN
neh9ed AHrAf Nstst- Aren't.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-10-11
ls670etllwl
ANNOUNCEMENTS
THE JUDGEsHIP,

To the Voters of The lst. Judicial Circuit, COM
posed of The COnnties Of Hancocks, Hapkins,
Greene, WGskitgtOn, SuAiUan, Garter and
johnson;
At the urgen solicitatipn Of a large number Of the
good citizens within the atOresaN Judicial Circuit, am
a candidate for the office Of Judge to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation or tho Hon. II. r.. But.
Ter. If elected / promise an earnest, faithful and
impartial administration Of.the law. TIE basiaess Of
lie Courts must be dispatched. Such shallbe my motto
If elected. Respectfully,
sopt27. Z. +.
ny. We are authorized and requested to
announce the name of NAT. B.. OWENS Esq.
of this county as a candidate for Judge OF
the Circuit Court for the LIST judicial Circuit,
composed of the counties of Hancocke, Haw-
kins, Greene, Washington, Sullivan, Carter
and Johnson.
ICP We are authorized and requested to
announce the name offs. Il. GRIFFITH as a
candidate for Sheriff of Washington County
at the ensuing March election, subject to a
general Convention of the Radical party.
ICP We are authorized and requested to
to- noun the name of WIN. H.CHASE, as
a candidate for Register of Washington
County, subject to a Convention of the Rad
cal Union Party. f1 .N'a h
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PROCLAMATION.

UTILLIAM G. BR0WNLOW, Governor Of
w the State of Tennessee. To the Sherifts
of the counties of Hancock, Hawkins,
Greene, Washington, Carter, johnson
and Sullivan, in said Safeguarding (:
You arc hereby commanded to open
and hold an election at all the places
of holding elections in your respcc-
tive counties, on Saturday, the 18th
day of October next, after having
given the notice required by law, for
the election of Judge OF the FIRST Ju-
dicial Circuit in said State, to fill
the vacancy oecasioned BY the resign
alton of Hon. II. II, Butler, and due
return thereof make to me, according
TO law.
In testimony whereof I have here.
unto set my hand, and cause
r.. B. 1.-THE great seal Of the State to
besaRixed, at the Department
In Nashville, on the 9Th day Of Sep
TENDER, 1857.
By the Governor.
w. G. BR0WNLOW,
Az FLETCHER, Secretary OF State.
Knoxville Wing, Greenvillc New
Era and Johesboro Flag copy Till
e'eot'On' f.tIl "a. tsr as r
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Fine Sheep.

Mr.. A. o. Stewart OF Bristol, Vermont, ar
rived at this place last Monday with an hun
dred and FRY head of Spanish Merino sheep.
These are the finest species of sheep in the
United States, and our farmers should avail
themselves of this opportunity to stock their
farms with this superior breed. We have
heard that the wool is Of too fine a quality
10 be manufactured wiih cards used in this
country, but this should not prevent any ea-
'srprising farmer from purchasing. Suitable
earding machines can be procured, and il
not, the wool will command a handsome price
IN the Eastern markets. Our country is well
adapted to wool growing, and there is no
good reason, why our Improbable hills and
mountain wastes should not contribute to
our wealth in AffOrding pastserRge to thou
sands Of docks
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Cheanest Route Tastward

Passengers for New York, Boston and New England
elites, Will be glad TO learn that the Erie Railway Com.
pany is yet issuing First Class Tickets to New York ut
rates Of the Company ara; from Dunkirk 10 Now
YOrh, $500; Buffalo to New York. SB,75 and Salt
manca to NewYork, SIS, To secure the benefits of
these reduced rates, passengers should obtain tickets
to Dunkirk, Buffalo or Salamanca, instead Of purchas'
ing thTQagh coupon tickets to New York and at Dun.
kirk, Buffalo or Salamanca, procure II ticket for the re-
mRinder Of their Journey, ut tho Erie Railway Com
the trains Of all Western and southern Lines. The
comfort and pleasure to be deri we'd from a trip in one
Of these luxurious rolling palaces or'the Erie Railway,
aside from the astonishing low rates of fare, should in
dnce our merchants and others to take this route when
going to New York or Now England, in preference to
all others.