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CLnnKs AND sALnsMnH:
WAsrEDa AN AssIsr4Nr H.TRx CLERK; oEs ri,
~ noisr.i.. Adde's: bon = Foss oses. 81 -.
WAHrED-AN ENTRY CLERK AND Pon1ER IN A
fs,l soAns house Apply 81 s5Ssdssyd Ssss.
WAsrEp-A, YOUNG NAN, AZ BooKxnsr.E ONE
Address Sea asss foss odoe. New Yask. ~ -''lT
HELP wANTED-MALEs. 81
GENTS w "a TED, Oh FEMALE IN ALL
p' AZ Se,si Ts sss & he e RI rssd.u.
80 - as'I a sss ,ffss s
B. B. Resell Co.. Boston. x iHa ''''' '''' -
"A easily made; CAPITAL required Can ssA b con.
WINGED. sss Broadway top door back -. =
SoTSo MAN. WITH 500 cAf,5 w.sS Z, 70
Suisr .sd produce store 81 SIKH avenue. FearsS
A GENTS WANTED TO CA NvAss FOR THE SALE or
1Ox. picture: mrors e. rss eon@ssiOns Apply 70
GENTS wANrEp-Ix CITY AND COUNTRY ;IARoE
hshsrs, iiS and III Nassau s "a
PARTY OF SOME LITERARY ABILITY. WHO
40 yin loan cmpcrarily elo On ss., sSs4ss wcrsn
win y Increased abilities warrant address; box 10
WANTED. sooKKEEPERs. CLERKS, SALES
houses hotels s.ansoas: and oaicss - Brosdssy,
room TO- lmmediate employment
CRocKERY PACKER wANrRD--A YOUNG NAN,
eceasionsy Address. With S rsSessncss H. H.. boz ic
ExpERIENcED oANvAssERs wANrED-ro so.
liberal Apply to wiLKENs, jr los w.l ssrsst
dining saloon ia Prince st. Apply si'sr 10 o'clock
WANrED-loo MEN TO WORK DlscHARoINo
men without badges preferred Apply = ~ sSSss q. up
f LasoA Rooms rs 5oSa &: rom
yUANTED-A DESIGNER, FOR oLoAKs AND NAN.
sSSs s's aaH
w plain house address +. F. g., Herald once.
M ANTED-A TRAVELLING AGENT FOR WHOLE
the western sds with boz
w ANrED-AaRNrs FOR EVERY COUNTY, FOR A
reach q al Apply ytsa q
VVANrED-A GOOD HosrLER, TO TAKE CARE or
n.s ny 1s Sa ;SSss snS men
WAxIEPa,;I.wo MEN IMonoueaLX Acey ALSr It'd
references may apply al $50 Canal st., corner wooster
vUANrED-lN RESTAURANT. A YOUNG NAN
u % % ~
nAnA DAY TO AGENrs.-LLoYD's GREAT
04U Double Map OF Europe and America combined.
sn q. % ss S f.
wsy Stations rivers mountans lakes &C. cost yet
and rsvsrssrs By which eaeh map can Be thrown front
hoM 70 canvas: well dnns s our .gsp:s lass 90 q
capital western States California Texas, New Orleans
Canada South America. West Indies and New England
o'-'' j. r Floyd. . Oortiands street. n T.
n1.s-1n eSs ~:
r,TrrJanns GAIL ann ExANINE W n GRIP
rflt,,s a.. sock a. ~ ,.itS Sss unrvsi:d comb
nasn cushions full sissd tables repaired.
400 1-.en -..oe~
MARBLE MANTELs.
- = = sr.r,r ~,rr ,ror ~ 4 ~ ~ rr,p
eiy purchase Marble H:1sslS @ shs ssse% esasns
vesZ ~ preer q A. rhs % Hn We S
~ o asneensa sfse near 1a'fa s'sooe' ~" i's
-
tr CLOTHING.
| r THE, ORIGINAL 3. NTNTzsg. Isl sIxrH AVENUE,
emen WshinS 70 dispose Or sSsr cat Oh wearing xp
sddrcssng IhS above number Ladies waited By Mrs
-".- - -
~ c.SSnSr p1vercI !. : = N ~CConcu rnp
20 ,hs rrizase f,,insin institnse "a xmx nsoe
n9Sms soSn S .tssnv ,sssad A"'n'
--s - - - ~
-MApAME oRrNpLE. FEMALE PHYsrcrAH. NO.
ILL.,. paoc os1 ps Sse S a sn ~ rood n
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Nv q OOADrvvIUE DTEAM9EiIPD.
DACuvIo NAIL STEAMSHIP coMPAYYs
Il THROUGH LlnE 10 CALIr0nnlA AND CHINA,
y cAhx W. 9n HWh y StHhnS nnAiA

il THROUGH LINE 10 CALIFORNIA AND CHINA,
u saasso SS VIZ fA4 flskG s zIkh5s eA
$50 ss.' I;s H xsr.A 's foot Of Canal ssTss At
~ lSSSi SSES; cc.e.,. co..sr. con-
':sns Se HSHtn o.pss Ss a. Gray COZ.
july 1EzRizDNx, Captain Hsary, connecting with
peSaas Sssss sessG re to each adult passenger.
Asdenss and sst:D1ase. .rss ~, :, =. u..
:. s .s :: . :ls
LEI and ilh for Csns Amsrcan portA and those Of ls
Sss iS Of ..sh month v new
ss sf s'% Ell ZIG
ham. md aoas Kong; !. YoEohsns with s'ssnsr Costa
For passage tickets and al further information apply At
4: s; % he wharf s' q 0a ''i sA si. 3.:s
MAIt usiEkb aIaiss si Fss
VIA rAs yAT1s xk HbP ss GRI RNnAxsc1sco a.
s y HsH y
s
: %s: e.: ss T
sh:s Pert ssgsmsss for ; ed noss KCns
~
:s sc ssa ID Cabin
from Ssn San f;r.nci::c 70 iions so
Kong. shaashss ar M. ~ =. ~
1sisas through c@ Nov YORK 70 .isSs. port. psr
ssssmsr Of June 81 per cubic FOOT or 70 ~ cents per
s ss = . !. e. Eses''e
M ss ss ,: .Hd :: hort. s
E,oR ST. THOMAS AND BRAZIL. 49,
The ssssns sSswAss ss%shI s0naH Al sa a.
49, s1 NJ Ing rom a p'sr = Nol% Isvs n ' ''S =
''' '''''' or ''''dstzs s sssf ALLEN Agents.
z4 sJAT5s M sHII Te nAyAF
sailing every Alternate THURSDAY. from pier No North
'i H6eRRo CASTLE. Rish.rd Adams master. July ~
''' '''''' 'sCs cs aRgX hAnysos s.,:s.s.
s..-: Ss sHES csFP 6. 1s1.s s,.r.
sSc .;. s1 i 4 Fer . aa: and vi" '
p ' ..sn sns S..
CrAR nlNR FoR NEW oRLsANs.-rHE NEW YORK
pier I SSiS ,'; e si4 III Gsy
e. s;s s;:'s .ss eHo ? aAA1s0S
U,oR NEW ORLEANS DIREcr
aos S;R Jv ess; s ss, ps No. North
sss :ssEa; asfas
The dK6. CROMWELL WIN follow July %. I. - 4
EoR NEW ORLEANS DIEEcr.-ArIANrIo COAST
ns ssssr:hp rev and a.s s,ss Sns
leave par North rvsr for the above port SATURDAY.,
w rsisst Or passage having unsurpassed .ecomod.-
'0n'' APP" EiiivrsosroN FOX CO.. q Liberty ssr.s.
nor NEW oaI.EANs D1RECr.-o1D LINE srEAx.
zsp stsr';s w: ':s. 80 s''''1 II
$1,000 l.s:1 e. H. IE i E..
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

zhssCAeapess NswaDapeR aid Best L1ssKaSy
Jeurnal In the Country.
3 - WaxIx HmAsS for he present week. now
SoaAys .oo3Gains $780,
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nsaAzD, BY n. G. sHsrnsRD; nwouID / WERE Bird -
Nalso coosaias:-The very Latest European News by
~ Gable up the hour OF Publication Our Washing
~ Dsspatchs embracing Special Rsports Of all Mat
esrs tyanspinnsst the Seat Of Government aud Sum-
nary Of the Proceedings Of Congress the Current News Of
Ahs week, smbodying all interesting Political and Local
Avssts including The Very Latest News from Mexico.
Ne West Indies South America Japan DC Varieties;
Or Musical and Theatrical Review fer the Week Face
es; Foreign Gossip Artistic Scientific Mining. Religious
end Literary Intelligence; Editorial Articles the
ysoninent topics Of Ne day; Our Sporting Record,
giving our kspovts Of all tho Turf events,
Assatic matters, Prise Fights, &c. the Fashions
- specially reported for the HssAID BY eur
vAsis correspondent; Our Agricultural Budget con-
aaaning valuable and Interesting reading for Farmers
nd Gardens Reviews Of ihs Cattle, Horss Dry Goods
- Boot and Shoe Markets. Financial and Commercial
hsslligsnos; Marriages ana Dsaths Advertisements,
- accounts Of al inPorsst end interesting events Of
- week.
Ium Single Subscription, e.; Three copies, IS;
Ssvseopiss 50; Ten copies SIS single copies, Five
ssass saoh hunted number If Advertisements In
sssssd N the wsxxLY HsRALn
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"A RAILROAD 0HAsE,n

,Re2 TW- WEEKLY HERALD, gY g. =. cAnYnsns
IA STORY WITH TWO ENDs.n
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w nass b compliant V Arsss wi.dew refsrss
sairsd Appiy bsswsss NA. - asssR y, ~ Ne - Deg
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TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA asa
u ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANf.
sailing every alternate THURSDAY from pier No North
MORRO CASTLE, Richard Adams mastsr, Jolly a.
N NJ 49, OEORGE b. HARRISON. President,
.'tt~n No Bowling Green.
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C2EAM WEEKLY TO AND PROM .LIvRarOCL AND
- Queenstown, BY Cunard line.
ALEPPO sas cdnesday. July ~.
Cabin ps ssase, S0o, gold sterraRe, SIS currency.
secraee passage 70 New York and Drafts on Europe at
lowest rates. Z
For Cabin passage or freight apply at No. Bowling
Green.
For sseerses passage apply at 70 Broadway:
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GRAND EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS
WIN: FLETCHER, Captain Hallsnbeck, WIN make an BIZ
leaving Eighth street. T. T.. Brooms ssrsst az feci
Clip s Fulton street BEooklyn " Thirty fourth Street
Pier n r.. Al O'Clock: Refreshments on BOARD Bah
Hipp, ]. O. Kloppenburg Jacob W Smith. Daniel Jusnesr
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Poszxy--'8ooR CARIorrA-" written for the WEEKLY
unaAzD, BY n. G. sHsrnsRD; nwouLD WERE BmD. -
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-05

nothing about tho greater part Of them. Gen.
Lyle has seen SERVICE and were Il not for his asso
Oiations, would be good oitizsn. As il is, he
labOrs under the stigma Of having been beaten
last year for the place he wanted by General
Owen.
Mr.. Megary is an old stager in defeat, and
will not mind it again. 1t is like pouring
water on a ducks back for him to sustain
failure. All the rest of the ticket have no re-
commendation for the Democracy except a
very earnest desire to enjoy the good things
of official life. The Senatorial District is
divided so far as the faithful are concerned,
Mr.. Nagle and Mr.. Donovan each claim
ing the nomination. AS each of the
gentlemen is a man of spirit, and will
not be crowded out by his adversary, we anti
cipate lively contest. The district is largely
Democratic. Among the legislative nomina-
tioHs we notice a number of good old Demo
cratic names. Thus we see McGinnis, McMul-
len, McNally, McCleery, Daily, and Michael
Mullen. In view of their prefxes, we are
doubtful whether it is not Fenian circle and
not an American Legislature for an American
State. But it is idle to expect figs from thistles.
We can't expect American nominees from a
party which relies for victory on an almost
exclusively foreign vote.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-05

ELACR0IX'S PROMISE IN l822.-FRENCH
l. in Six, Seven, or Eight months, without com
mlttlng TO memory or home studies of any kind what
BY practising my combinations of exercises delibe-
Iately throughout, under my immediate verbal eluc
datons you shall, without any other application
acquire In reasonable time, competent grammati-
cal and cooquial use Of the French language for all
JUDGMENT Is THE AGENT OF ACOUISITION-
MEMORY is PASSIVE.
Ihls non-memorizing practice at first ridcul ed
as absurd but my longcontinued in producing
ready speakers and writers of French In the time
mentioned, has incontestably established the fact
that the habit of foreign language its gram and
ALI IS more clearly, more lap4ly, and more perma-
nenty impressed by exciting the learners Judgment
IN the formation of idiomatic expressions from given
ideas, than by endeavoring t.sk the memory with
inexperienced rules, ready made phrases and mis-
Leading conlugatlons, etc., all of which, mperfectly
recolected Impede the requirement of the eady habit
of expressing ones own IDEAS
MY course of practice Is a complete idiomatc gram
mar OF words and their proper uses and no time is
wasted the learner goes clearly and effectively TO
he END without any other thought Of the matter than
while with the teacher
Learners of French who have been disappointed In
the effects of memorizlng methods will find the
clearly explained practice of Mr.. DELACROIX'S
Course amply suthcent in itself impress a rational
habit or more of the Language for their own IDEAS
than Is usually the result OF thrice the time devoted TO
the study of books in common use. Beginners enter
at any time.
Applicants are Iequese ed to call between 70 and A
O'clock at the French Study, No. 92j FILBERT
Street. lt
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"If Congress Ever Convenes. ,,

Some days ago the confidential organ OF the
President in Washington published q commu-
nlcation from one of its readers and disciples,
In which occurred the suggestive clause which
cTGt alludes to this threatening insinuatiOn as
III Congress ever convenesp II will convene,
though the streets of Washington should run with
oloo9 We trust II will not waste three days in per-
forming duty TOO long delayed. We trust that this
ong struggle may yet be ended peacefully justly and
~ aceGFdanee with law by the removal OF the only
OBSTACLE 10 speedy and safe reconstruction But 10
can no longer be denied that there is danger. Mr.
SSomnson has power TO do mischief. His position Is
desperate. AND II reconstruction should be defeated
SO mat new legislation and longer delay should be
necSssery II new turmoil and strife should arise with
peru 70 tne country The responsibility will upon
in the Presidential chair"
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General sheridan ON the Presidency.

General Sheridan s home is at Somerset, Ohio.
writer In the AdvOcdte of that town gives
an account OF the Generals last visit TO his
tsaIIhIlIy The most interesting passage is the
Some of the company adverted to the fact
SLIat hIs name was growing mp for the Presi-
,nrty uSHtey OF Inc United states. He piquantly re-
tVoLteu;-1 am about as innocent OF that as the
otner reports about falling in love with South
9In ladies'. expect to live and die in the army.
i,a naVe no aspirations for civil position. be-.
MrSVe M can discharge the executive duties OF
n 10y present position, as have succeeded in the
46hasiLnahd OF both infantry and cavalry forces,
anonIE hE new eXlgencies ever tapping new
tnIh miSnIh the army, but love army life too we'll
IN civil life ~ ~ ~
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-05

VINO IS BNoKLEY This fellow Binckley,
who is just now doing the heavy work of Mr..
Johnson, in connection with the Attorney
Generals Office, is mere adventurer, of whom
the following record is given by Washington
writer
within ten years he has successively failed
here as portrait painter, the protector of a
literary magazine, land office clerk, land
officer, attorney and defender of blockade-run-
ners, doctor, clerk in law Office local on the
abandoned Rebel plantations in Virginia edi-
tOrial writer for New York daily, the editor
ofwhich, on receiving his first articles, refused
them, and wrote TO ascertain If the man was
crazy. Last of all he turned up in Mr.. STAN
bery,s Office and took seat in the Cabinet on
the day Mr. Stanton left"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-05

The PUBnIo DEBr.-The last statement OF
the public debt shows reduction Of the aggre-
gate debt of about s5,OOO,O 900, and that four
millions Of greenbaoks have been retired from
circulation during the past month. During
the year ending August, 1867 the total debt
has been reduced $125, 200, 900, and during the
year previous nearly that amount, making
total reduction of $25O,OOO, 900 in two years.
Facts are every day showing more clearly that
the public debt is fully within the national
control, and can easily be paid. Had the taxes
on distilled spirits been faithfully collected
last year, we might have reduced the debt by
another $50,O00,000.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
WEIGANDls PATENT STEAM CFN

R%% WEIGAND's PATENT STEAM GENE
RAToR.-This Is the most simple, safe, and
economical apparatus known for making steam. It
s Lees expensive both in first cost and USE aud lta
advantages are such that It must supersede every
other boiler. 1T CANNOT POSSIBLY BE Ex-
FLOODED; will not incrust; can be increased TO any
capacity by the additions Of secton can be separated
into sections for convenient generates
steam fast and dry; economies in space weight and
fuel costs less for brick work ana setting up Is less
liable to get out Of order. and can be anywhere re-
paired; and can be manufactured and sold thirty per
cent less than any other boiler now in use. Eng-
neers machiniss, and capitalists are invited 10 ex
anime one of these Boilers in operation at Hen.
oersons MILL Coates street, west OF Twenty-frst. A
Company to manufacture this Boiler is being organ
ized, and one thousand shares of stock in ell ar
offered for sale at $50 share Of which two-thirds has
been subscribed. twill be shown 10 those interested
that large profit is already being realized in the
manufacture
model Of the Boiler can be seen at the Office of
SAMUEL WORK, Northeast cor. THIRD and DOCK
Streets where subscriptions for ishares in the Com
pany will be received. s2stflp
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-05

EXPRESS SUITS DECDED.-The most impor-
tant one of the numerous vexatious suits that
have been brought, in New York, against the
Merchants Union Express Company, has just
been decided in favor of the Company. This
will probably put stop to the efforts of the
old monopohes to break down competition
through appeals to the Courts. Meanwhile
the public will rejoice in the increased facili-
ties for doing business.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-05

GBRALTAR.-The resident population of
Gibraltar, according TO the last census,
aMounted to Is, 462 exclusive of the military,
the conyicts, and aliens on temporary per-
5llts' The number of births among the resi-
9enS 9 population was 633, and there were S55
usatns. There are ten schools, in which are
euucated 1862 boys and S64 girls, besides seven
ItesImenta 6 schools, which have upon their
DOCKS 235 girls and $50 BOYS.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-05

g. Some one in Ohio has taken out patent
,Oa ,Oa,' n new mode of lighting cigars. The old
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-05

RSays IF PREDISPOsED TO BILIOUsNEss
b-S nothing Is easier than 20 prevent this const.
tiOnal from eliminating In acute disease by
taking TARRANT's EFFERYEscENT SELrzER APERIi
ENT In small doses an alternative. f9 tuths sc
SOLD BY EVERY DRUGGIST.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-18
&Drref ppnbens bes Giuipan.
N alberumas,Nereim+
NJ gatIe@arben(
SHem 2jort T)ecefnber II 1897

N - Ga tile @aroen(
' Stem gort, December IT. 1867.5
9errn 5 bn &ub NJ 8aibpiae.
90 eben srfabre idb gu meiner gro >
pen Sreube bon Serrn @enerat SieseL
baB er iib bereit erfIdrt bat, ais @sent
Sbren Staat bet su pertreten.
SD eratrlire Sbnen, baB es Sbnen
seIunseh 1T, cine 10 bebelltenoe Strait
fur if4 seippnnen gu babet nno tperSe
NIT BEN sr0bten gersniisen bas Mei-
nise ba;n beitrasen, oab ale ans m0ss
Ii9en Sortbeile Siren alsenten betuiI>
Iist tper6en. -i-i12
Sie. @ornlniiiioners ba6en in oieier
8eiiebuns bisber iebr reifriftibe WaB<
resela einsebalten, einen 0fann bon Ser
@erf0nIidfeit oes Generals SiegeI Sa>
sesen tuerben fie serniebs grleidteruns
ieiner 3tuefe eeipabren.
@btuussbou ersebenit
~ 6rie Or. 8app,
1851 Com. Of Emigration.
q. g.. 81, 8ir boffen, Oab Oas
Staats Gintuanberunss >8ureau's iib
ben obisen Brief 40 notant nbmen unb
Den General iefOrt oIs staatsaaent an>
iteIlen iuirb.
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Disqualification gtaats=
yDitioelsftpm.

Sci elmer 8er5ammlung 6es republis
Eanif4en Unions nnb Staats gentral<
@on1ites gu ytaibbiIe, sebalten am %.
9oben,ber lino nobel Die Serren EiHs
man, gtortb, 5uion, 8rotpn, gSalfer
Saiufins, Noad, Cation, Sarrifon
BIa6burn, Sbemas unb Stone gegens
tpGrtig iparen, ipuroe Der folgen6e See
i9Inb einftin1tnis ansenommen
vBei9lnffen baB bas Gorlite
einen Mufruf su elmer, Staats @onnens
ton Der repu6ltfdniiden Bartei ers
lalIe, iidb am a. Sanuara 1868 in
Naiboile 3u berlanlnleln, INN bier Oes
Ieaaten Seitens be8 Gtoates slr ratios
nal srepublifanilden @onbention au err
nennen, fir bic 8erbolfomnung Der
Organization Der republifautfden 8ars
tel in Eenne6ee 81 arbeiten nno anoere
fir bic 8artei unb bas 9ano tuibtige
@egenitdnoe gu ertuageu.
gs tpuroe entfpobIeu, oab bas goIt
ft& binnen Sar5em in ieoem @orlntp
beriammeln ioue, UNI Iobiel @anbioaten
gu ernennen, alS inn geeignet f9eint
ltno DAP bic 8afis Der 8ertretune in Der
gonbeution cine s@ti,ame fir ieoes
County unb cine ipeitere Stimme fur
iebe 500 republitanil9en, in ben betrefs
fenben Counties bel Der Iesten Staatss
trabl abgegebenen @timmen iein iou.
SH aebereinitiinnlung nit eb,gem
Bei1lub, miro cine Transformation
bon Oelegaten Der republifaniiden
unionspartei auf benz Capitol gu Stab.
bile, SenneGee, am %. Sanrar 1868
8ormitta9s 10 lbr 9ebatten iperoen,
INN bier SeIe9aten Seitens bes gan3en
Staates sa ernennen, tpeI1e uniren
Staat In Der acknowledgement gfational@
Contention bet repiibI tanif6enllnionss
partei bertreten foHen. Cine bolIe
BetbeiIi9ung bon 0elegdten miro ernit<
lid getpiinfdt uno Die beri6ieoenen
County @omites meroen auf9eforoert,
bic betrefenoen County @onbentionen
CUR Nustpab[ ben Oelesaten gu einem
m0JIi@it balei9en, paifenben 3eitpunft-
au berufen.
9fepubIifanifde gldtter i'm gtaate
fino eriu9t, oieien Nufruf gu DeroHent>
Ii9en. M
9luf 8efebI bes
Gentr aI@ mites
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lnanbus: Siboeuti9lanO; bic MainD
Iinie Il Der 8ru9Fri9. Dielsn 8rua
auB man mil elmer Ginbeit beben, Die
erif nod sefunben iperoen ,1ub. Tim iie
gu finben bebarf man Der 2osaritbnen;
.. .. 90nisssrds it Der 2osaritbaiue
bon preuBen, Der bieies auf bic Bafs
bon 3ebn erbebt. Die DecimalfeIlen
greubens fino: Medlenburs, 9lnbaIt
Sbiirinsen u. 1. tu.a, Die Wantiiie, >.
b.Oas flialmartf6e goroass ei9trte, ilt:
Sannober, glafIau, Seien, 5rantfurt;
60 banbeIt iid nun nm Die auberen Dif
ferenseny garnbiiler; 2obsnIobe unO
8abeb6t. Sam man Oieie <nidt auf10>
fen, 10 last man iie betanntlidb in9lnbe>
tra6t ibrer eroben 8Ieinbeit bel 9eite
unb forntirt, obne fie 5li beridfdtisen,
Die Iesteu Steaen bes @an3en, tuDna9
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.


Pursuant to a call of the Chair
man, the RADICAL CENTRAL .CoMs
MlrTEE for DAVIDSON COUNTY met at
the Union League Rooms at 8 P. M.
on Saturday the 7th Of December.
Present-Messrs. D. D. Dickey,
John Lawrence, John Hugh Smith,
E. w. Metcalf, Abram Smith, John
Wilson, Dan F. Walker, James III.
Sumner, Simeon r. Walker, Nelson
G. Merry and John Ruhm.
The following gentlemen were
added to. the Committee to fill va
cancies occasioned by death and
removal from the county: Messrs.
r. Knafh, Henry Harding and Hiram
p. Rose.
The following resolutions were
adopted:
''That the Committee call a CouN-
TY CONVENTION to be held on SATUR-
DAY, the 21st day of DECEMBER 1857,
at the Nashville Courthouse for the
following purposes:
FIRST, To appoint delegates to
represent Davidson. County in the
Republican State Convention, called
by the State Central Committee for
Saturday, the 22d day of January
1858.
SECOND, To nominate candidates
for the offices of Chancellor, Circuit
Judge and Attorney General for
Davidson County, and of Criminal
Judge for the Counties of Davidson
and Rutherford. s
t'That the Secretary be instructed
to invite the people of Rutherford to
send delegates to represent them in
the selection of Candidate for
Criminal Judge for the two coun-
ties"
"That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the "PREss
AND TINES" and 'sTENNEssEE STATS
ZEITUNe" of Nashville, and in the
"REPuBLIeAN w ATcHMAN'' of MUIR
freesboro.
BY order of the Central Committee
D. D. D1cKEY, Chairman.
JOHN RUHM, Secretary.