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Extra special NOtIee.-Bowaro of Coun-

Extra Special NOtIce.-Beware of Coun-
terfeits Smiths Tonic Syrup has been cOun-
terfeited. and the cOunterfeiter brought to grief
sMTTH's TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine Article must have DR.. John
Bulls private stamp on each bottle. DR.. John
Bull only has the right to manufacture and sell
the original John Smiths Tonic Syrup, of Lou
isYille. Kentucky. Examine we'll the label on
each bottle. If my private stamp is not on the
bottle. do not purchase. or you will be deceived.
See my column advertisement, and my show
card. l will prosecute any one infringing on
my right. The genuine Smiths ionic Syrup
can be prepared only by myself.
The plblic's servant,
DR.. JOHN BULL.
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AssauIting a woman

A negro named W. C. Carter was ar
rested last night for assaulling a woman
named Matte Golden. He gave security
for his appearance this morning.
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To-day the sport will be unusually in
teresting, the first race being for the Com
mercial Post stake, $50 subscription, the
Association to add $1,000, two-mile heats,
with eight entries, as follows: Richards &
Kilgour, General w. G. Harding, E. A.
Smith, johnson & Patterson, Redding &
Bro, Archer Cheatham, E.. T. Craig and
F. Bissicks. Z :
The second race will be for an Associa-
ton purse, six entries, including TenEes-
see, Kentucky and Ohio stock.
Pools sold as usual at Patterson'S, and
the Maxwell House.
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E3ateheHOF's Hair Dye.-Thi splendid
Hair Dyei is the best in the world. The only
true and perfect Dye-harmless. reliable, instan
taHeous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
ill effects of bad Dyes. IhVigOrates the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed RiHiam A. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81 Bar
clay street, New York. lapr29 ly.
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! TtUi WuIIbl duU IVus.s..'''
Hima. DIFF

There will be a meeting of the officers
of the Turf Congress this morning, at ten
o'clock, at the Office of Archer Chatham
& Go. A full attendance is requested, as
there is business of Importance to be trans
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The Cotton Prospect I'm Maury.

PoPLINs, Merinoes, Ottoman and EN-
press cloaks at G. Rice & Co.'S 81 North
College street. octT Wv
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VIM. Latham was arrested yesterday
upon the charge of stealing S85 from 10.
Caldwell. He will have hearing before
tie Police Commissioner this morning.
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The New York Shipping qad Commercial
List of the 18th inst. says of the cotton
trade:
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walkers stock Ale at HOrIIzter's.
Obtaining Goods Under False Pre-

Obtaining Goods Under False Pre-
lenses.
E. Jenkins, colOred, was arrested yester-
day by Detective Barmore and arraigned
before Esquire Wilkinson, ON a charge of
obtaining goods to the amount Of $50 from
Ed. Miller & Co. The negro was tracked
to the wharf, and was found concealed
under large skiff on the Tyrone. Iu de-
fault of bond for his appearance to-day at
o'clock, he was sent to Jail.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ONE THOUSAND pairs of blankets at q.
Rice & Co.'s, 62 North College street.
oc7 w
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Although the course Of tire cotton market ap-
pears to be undecided. the indications point TO
twenty-five cents as abOuE the price at which
middling is inclined TO settle, unless Of course,
some new bearings on either side Of the Attain
tic. calculated TO influence its value, shall be
DEVELOPED. The position q the American sta
pie at Liverpool is just now a strong zone, in
view of the greatly reduced stock, but early ac-
cessiOn5 of the new crop, in connection with the
large autumn shipments from India ports. may
change the complexion Of that market later in
the season. Our market has lately suffered
some depression from increased supplies; but,
if the stronger tone of the goods market can be
maintained, it may reasonably be doubted
whether the price will permanently settle to the
point indicated By recent contracts for Deem
Der and January delivery. The receipts at the
ports are now quite large, and increasing. with
every indication that the crop will be promptly
marketed. some Of the planters have been
advised. in case the price drops below twenty
five cents, to withhold their supplies from mar
ket, though from their urgent financial neces-
sites, it is not probable that any considerable
portion are able to do SO. They must have
money for pressing needs, and Il they obtain
this upon coming crops, there can of course be
no boarding delay of the latter. while, if they
do not obtain money, then they must sell as soon
as their crop Is ready. Spectators may, and do,
buy up cotton, and hold itt0T higher prices, but
that is not peculiar TO the cotton trade, and
without some pew developments, calculated to
materially enhance the value Of the staple they
are not likely now to take the chances of any
such hazard. On the WHOLE the future of
American cotton looks encouraging. Late &C
counts from India are rather dIseouraging for
an increased product. Prices had dropped 70 a
lower level than at Manchester, and unless q
considerable reaction ensUes. y decreased area
may be planted another season. On the other
hand, considerable progress IN cotton culture
appeaFs to have been made in Egypt and Brazil.
The British government has eagerly cO-Operated
with private enterprise in stimulating the
growth of cotton in every country adapted TO
the staple. except the United states, in order
to break down oqr trade; but it is evident that,
with more moderate scale Of prices. tho limit
of Indian culture has been reached.
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New and stylish Ladies' and ChildreR's
Fur, will he add at New York prices,
CHAs. RICHHEINER q Co.'S,
nov ISL 40 College street.
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Inns 10 an uhlaForable statement, show
ing large loss in legal reserve, without
any material decrease in demand liabilities;
but the reserve, including specie, is still
SI2,OOo,OOO above the legal requirements
OF 70 per cent, and exclusive of specie,
nearly sS,OOOOOO above.
The following statement of the condition
Of the New York city banks is made up
from the quarterly statement for October,
and shows how the items compare with the
statement for the July quarter:
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collateral at five per cent. There is a more
active inquiry for money reported on the
part of merchants than among dealers in
the better class Of securities at the Stock
Exchange.
The dealings in government bonds con-
tinue large and attended with considerable
excitement. The market is strong and
buoyant under an extensive investment de-
mand; large purchases are also being made
on speculative account in the belief that
prices will rule much higher between this
and the close of the year."
TheNew York bank statement compares
with that of the corresponding week last
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TENN.
For Sale
NeM Atlvertisementa. :

cold papers, suitable for wrapping, at the
Union AND AMERICAN Office.
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Betty Bay VEtancr OF she Cumber Hand
Stake.
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The Columbia Herald of the 18th inst
has the following:
The lovely weather we have lately had,
with slight intermission, has opened the
cotton bOlls very rapidly, and the farmers
have been diligently engaged in picking
it out as as it grows white unto harvest p"
And in spite of all the croaking, theyield
promises to be quite good Labour has
been more reliable this year than it was
last, and a larger profit will be realized
by the land owners. The indications are
now that money will be plentiful in the
county ere long, debts will be paid, and
all hearts made lighter.
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Non York nrrrnnds ,Inrrnt

New York, Oct. 2O.-Drygoods Ian
guild. Glasgow ginghams Is, Caledonia IA
Roanoke and Mt. Vernon III. Delaines
20922. Cassimeres 81 so. Osnabnrys
and Blankets scarce.
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Railroad Accident.

TIE best assortment of fall and winter
goods at g. Rice d Co.'S, GO North College
street, SEPT Wv
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POmpey Payne Winner OF She Young
America stake.
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MEDICAL CARD.

TN CONSEQUENCE OF CONTINUED. Sci
Il BILE health, DR. 90. Thompson hos. been
Obliged to discontinue the general praatice OF
Medlc1ne: but desiring to be still useful. he
VIII hereafter devote his attention 10 the trent
ment OF Chronic Diseases, particularly diseases
peculiar to females.
0fFICE-NO. 49, south side Public Suare.
Office hours from 10 70 O'Clock A. n
SEPT dot w6t
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The following paid forfeit I:

The following pal0 forfeit
Bissicks' CHI. f.. 2 y. Q: by Uncle Wick. dam
Maid e N HIEnsSi ~ TSsyslsrb Nv INN yosnr
FazzalettO. dam Glycera. by imp. Sovereign.
GEN Duncan's ch. Q. 2 y o. by Lexington,
dam Hilarfot, by imp: Glencoe.
. A. Barns b. z. Derringer, y. o. by Jim Rog-
ers. dam Sunshine, by Engineer.
w. K. Thomas'b. c. LouisYille. ~. o. BY Lex
'ington.
cheatham, dam Galena. by Childe Harold.
Time l:50. ~. f-s.5
I SEcoSp RAcE.-"CumbeFland Stake, No. l,
for three year olds. Mile heats. Subscriptions
$50, play or pay. Association to add $500. Three
or more to FL 20 c. -.r,.
A. Keene Richards and John Kilgour
name b. {, Bette Bay, 3yeaTs cid. by 1898
imp. Australian, dam Bette Ward by
Lexington . 4
General A. Buford names br c. Cross
,Ip aRG sS SniS S1S d. Ls1lnsson an
T. v. Grisby names Minnie Milton, 3
years, by Lexington, dam Miss Nor n
I gan by Yorkshire...-......; ,..:-.---'-- ) dis
I Theodore Alcock names ch. (. 3 years
$500 .... pd Il
| A, Keene Richards names bl. f. Kitty ed
| Free, years old, by imp. Mickey
bbrSs. dam Brown KITTY ny bmlns pd
| Z. A. Smith names Queen Of the West
Aismode..,..,...... pd f
| +. Bissicks names b. c. Hazard, years
old, by Lexington dam Heads-I-Say' q
/ ny
| Williamson and Patterson name CHI. g.
| Wisenhunt, 3 years old, by Sherrod,
dam By John pd
Time. 4914-l:5S-l:5lA.
| THIRD RAcE.-"Association purse 500, das
| of a mile and a quarter. All ages.
| II. b. Cheatham enters j. Conlisk's Oh. G.
Little Mao, by i'm. Eclipse, dam imported,
by Weatherbit, years eld-..-........-........-,.
j. NJ. Hinton enters james Lupes ch. T.
| Ontario, by imp. Bonnie Scotland. dam 4
Lady Lancaster, by Monarch, 3 years old.
COlOrs blue and
E. I. Craig enters b. h. Ooltawah, by Miss
Albion, dam by imp, Sovereign, years
A. Turner enters West and VauEan's b. {.
. Maggie.Bruce by Lexington, dam by Al
tori Colors red and green's years old.
| General w. G. Harding enters General A,
Buford's br. f. Grand Duchess, by Vandal.
dam by imp. Margrsve. years old. Col
OILS red. white. ana
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AFTERNOON SESSION.


The Conference met at O'Clock pursuant
to adjOurnment-Bishop McTyeire in the
Chair.
The religious services were conducted
BY Rev. ]. P. Gardner.
The Minutes of be morning session
were read and approved.
VIM. A. Benson, of the Committee on
Foreign Missions, reported 1903 So, col
lected here. !
Reports were presented, read and adopted
from the Committees on Statistics and
Church Property, on Sunday Schools and
on Books and Periodicals.
Rev. DR.. Summers addressed the Con-
ference in a wise and witty speech.
Rev. W. C. johnson, Editor of the
Memphis Christian AdVOcafe appeared be-
fore his old friends and fellow-laborers,
and made brief and pleasant talk.
After sundry notices, the Conference
adjourned with the benediction.
SPECIAL REPORTER.
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HonorabIN Acquitted.

HOLSTERS oyster Saloon OPenet
TODAY. [oct2O st
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On the sth Day OF November, 1855

at the hours Of TO- l0lz. n and 1lllA. NJ. resPec-
lively, at the otiee OF Alex. s. Bradley, ESQ.
Register, No, 80 Cherry street. Nashville, Ten
nessee, and that all creditors who have proven
their debts. and other persons interested, m. "
appear at said time and place and show &C .fss-
~ any they have, why the prayer Of said metz
tlOns should not be granted, and that the second
and third meetings Of the creditors " m he has
before the Register at same time and rises
L. r. CAMPBEG IL CLERK
oct0Tuesdays3t
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
DEPARTED.

Tyrone, Cairo.
The river was still receding slowly last
evening with twenty seven inches on the
Shoals. Weather fair during the day, bat
rainy at night. ..-.
The Tyrone cleared for Caire.
The Nashville received at Cairo the 81
Louis freight Of the Ruth. She Is s-,pectsd
10 arrive to-day.
The A. Baker is due from Cairo to-day,
and returns again On Tt.arsday at tRM.
with Capt. J. n. Cor. .ett in command.
The Wm. Bntlf.r, owned by Capt. VIM.
Knight and oilers. was partially destroyed
BY hre Wednesday morning, about half
past 90 Z, o'clock, shortly after her arrival
at Wheeling from Cincinnati. The FIRE
OrOke ont in the ladies' cabin and spread
rapidly. Capt Boone Miller was in charge
OF the vessel at the time. Neither the
Captain nor any Of the crew succeeded in
saving any personal propertg save what
they were able to seize at the moment.
zSsszs4zEzsaas.szzzsz zz.-.-szo.u.z..uuuuz
For Cairo, 81. Louis, Memphis and New
Orleans
nHE FINEPASSENGFR STEAM
Il Err a. baker. j. N. COR-.t saaf.h
BEFT. Master. EUGENE COREEFr. 4
Clerk. Will leave ne above on THURSDAY fbg
I'D inst, at 4 o'clock, p. NJ
For freight OF passage apply on board. OF 10
WIN. BOYD,
Al andi2 Front street
HARRISON x son,
Oet2l 2t W. A PEBBLES, Agents.
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FIGURED and stripped Alpacas at twen-
ty-fye cents a yard, at
CHAs RICHHEIMER & Co.'S,
nov ls-tf as College street.
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ERRING BUT NOBLE.-SELF HELP FOR
II young men who have erred, desire better
manhood. Sent in sealed letter envelopes. free
of charge If benehtted return the postage. Ad-
dress. PHILANTHROS. Box F., Phiiadelphia,
Pa. sep23-3m
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Three Very Exciting Races, Large
4 tendance and Fine sport.
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ASOIdIers Gratitude

HOLSTERS oyster saloon, COrnc-
Union and Cherry. [oct2O st
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View YORK Money s6arket.

New York Money Market.
New YORK, Oct. 20.-Money active.
Call loans are quoted at COZ per cent.
Sterling 94@93. Gold 136s@137. Old
Tennessee 719713; new 704@71.
New York MarEet.
+ NEW YORK, October 20.-Cotton heavy;
sales 1900 bales; uplands PSI 6253c.
Flour, superine So 45656 S. Whisky.
81 25@1 q. Rice frmer. Corn 81 u
al 154.
" New York DrygOOds Market.
New York, Oct. 2O.-Drygoods Ian
guild. Glasgow ginghams Is. Caledonia IA.
Roanoke and Mt. Vernon III. Delaines
20922. Cassimeres 81 So Osnaburgs
and Blankets scarce. ..
Louisville Marker.
LoUIsvrLLE,SOct. 2O.-Tobaceo slsadv.
lugs to fair leaf Sc 75GI5 25. C,tton
q cents. Wheat. 81 90@2. Super
fine -four Sc 25Gg6 so. Corn-pew zoe.
cid 81, Oats 55g57c. Rye 81 3091 So.
Potatoes, packed, 81 $500 IS. Mess pork
S3l@3l 80. Lard l94@20c. Bacon
shoulders 1S49l34c; clear rib sides I6l
9l64c; clear sides 17}@i79c. Whisky,
raw free, nominal at 81 %.
- Cincinnati Harket.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 20. = Flour. family
$s@S 25. Wheat 81 50. Corn 5S@6Oc.
Oats 6Oe. Whisky 81 23@I 25. Pork
$50 %. Bulk meats I13914c. Bacon.
shoulders l3913@c; sides I5i@I7c; hams
lS9lS3e; Lard lS4@I9c. Butter S5@4Oc.
Eggs 25c. Groceries steady. Cotton duh
al 23c.
81. Louis Market
ST.. LOUIS, October 20.-Tobacco quiet
Wheat 81 1902 %. Corn 9469Sc. Oats
5l@ SOC. Mess pork S3l so Bulk sides
l63e. Bacon-clearsidesl7 l@l7 }c; should
ers l34c; hams lG4@2Oc WhiskySi 25.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 2O.-Co.tou 6rmer
and in demand middIing uplsnds 23Ic
sales $500 bales; receipts 1910. Sterling
exchange, I474@I5O; New York sight
par. Gold 1879. Sugar, Cuba, fair request.
Molssses unchanged.
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FIVE hundred pair of all wool Blankets,
at SIS so pair, at
CHAs. RICHHEIMER & Co.'S,
nov l8-tf 46 College street.
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Z NEW YORK, October 20.-COtiOn heavy;
sales 1900 bales; uplands PSI 6253c,
Flour. superfne So 1906 IS. Whisky,
81 25@1 q. Rice irnler. Corn 81 u
81 Isl.
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New YORK, Oct. 20.-Money active.
Call loans are quoted at COZ per cent.
Sterling 94@93. Gold 1866 @137. Old
Tennessee 71@713; new 70I@71. ...
New York Market. .
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SHAwIs AND CLoAKs at &. Rice & CO..
81 North College street. oct7 Nv
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NOliee 10 show Cau.e-In Bankrnntcr.

NOTICE. 70 Show Jause-In Bankrupfcy.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT c. "
Il Brown. n. 2. Giilock, NJ n. Se1tz ana
krank y. Perrin, all Of Davidson couatE. Ten
nessee. have bled IN the lice OF the CFerk Il Ibis
Court, their Leuhons for discharge. and II VIZ
tthereupen ordered by the Court that a hearing
be had upon the same
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Capt 45th U. S. Inf, Brevet IieutenS
ant Colonel L. S. A., COm'dg Co. D. 45th
Infantry.
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rh. GnlInuinr is the summary !:

FrRsT RAcR.-"Young America Stake" TO
two year Odds dash Of q single mile. Subscrip
tons s25. play or pay. Association TO add SUI
Five or more to d
L. A. Smith names b. C., 2years old, by Van
dsl. dam Magenta by Mahomet. '..'-:..-.--..
A, Barnes names b. E. Mamie Douglas,
wears old, BY jim Rogers, dam by Wagner.
A. Keene Richards and John hilgouT, name
oh. f., 2 years old, by imported MICKEY
Free. dam Blonde, by imported Glencoe.
A. Turner names b. (. Soda, 2yssrs old. by
Jim Rogers, dam by Ambassador......-....-....
A q franklin names ch. f. Luray, years
ola. by Bulletin. dam Sonora Love, by i'm
ported LeviathHn
F. Bissicks names b. 4, years DID,. by Uncle
Wick, dam Young Gipsey. by imported Nor
lanes NJ. Hinton names eh. c, Signal Light,
> wears old, by Bill Cheatham, dam Yes
per Light, by Childe Harold..........'..---.....
Gen. Thos Duncan names b. c. years old,
BY imported Bonnie Scotland, dam GOD
biue, by
4. Bissicks names b. Co : years old. by Bill
Cheatham, dam by Lexington'.''.''''.''.....''
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+. Bissicks names b. c. Hazard, years
old, by Lexington dam Heads I-Say,
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THE rURFITE

Second Day Of the Nashville Blood
Horse Association Races.
2'IlUa-H H0L 81
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E. A. Smith names Queen Of the West,
years old. by Bonnie Scotland. dam
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A, Keene Richards names bl. T. Kitty
Free, 5 years old, by imp. Mickey
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Williamson and Patterson name CHI. @.
Wisenhunt, years old. by Sherrod,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-10-01

A special dispatch from Wash
ington City to the Cincinnati Ga
zette, dated September 16, says:
A valuable statement concelning
the National Banks has Just been
prepared from official figures, for
the Redublican Congressional Com
mittee, to refutc the statements of
Democrats that the Government
has virtually given enormous sub
sidies to these banks. 1t has been
compiled from the reports of all the
National Banks in the country,
from which the following appears; i;
Total capital invested in National
Banks, 1922, ,S04, 666 taxes paid to
the United States, S2,525,607; av7
erage rate Of tax on capital paid to
the United States, 24 per cent. !;
taxes paid to and assessed by State
authorities, $8,8I3,127; average
rate per cent, Of State taxation, q
total tax paid United States and
State authorities, S18,33S,734; rate
per cent Of United States and State
tax on capital, A and on deposits,
81. There is deposited IN the Treas
ury by National Banks Of five per
cent. bonds, $S9,657, $50; six per
.g.a 49,. nnI- -on ooN = N..
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-10-01

And ifthcse are all forgeries, why
is it that the Charleston Mercury
said
Private atlyices from our most
strenuous friends at the North re-
quest that we shouldprotest against
the imprudent expressions that
have escaped some Southern speak.
ers SINCE the adjournment Of the
National Democratic Convention.
y 1t is questionable
whether at this time anything is to
be gained by too much reference
to things thatjar on peoples nerves
What we want just now is to
win rhulJBi59s A E53ruII
. If these are not forgeries they
show distinctly that the policy of
the Democratic party, should it
succeed at the polls, will be the for
cible overthrow ofthe governments
Of the Southern States, That will
necessarily produce civil war;
Ho@peyg WeeklH l2o 9aaugoa
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-10-01

Mr., PendIeton, in his Cleve-
land speech, admitted that the Su-
preme Court has repeatedly decided
that U5Sl Bonds cannot be taxed
by the States, and he proposed, as
q remedy for the evil, that the Fed
eral Government should give its
consent to the States to tax Feder-
al bonds. A difficulty, even here,
stares Mr. Pin the face, for Judge
Nelson--whose Democracy no one
will. question, has declared, from
the Supreme Court Bench, that no
such assent could be given by the
Federal government for State taxa
ton ofU. S. bonds, as the power
to tax was an original one, and
cannot be conferred by Congress
on the States Now what will Mr..
Pendletoh do p CIeVoiQad Herald.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-10-01

The Bostwicl1 House at Mt.
Sterling is the new feature of that
thriving village, and an exceeding
Ily pleasant feature it is too. So
neat and cozy, with office, dining
room and parlOr furnished and fur
injured in style, second to no hotel
in the county, and kept by that ex-
cellent Union man, f. G. Bostwick,
it furnishes the traveller with real
home comfort, and certainly aids
in giving every one stopping there
q more pleasant impression Of the
village than in stopping at a miser-
able old dingy, dirty one-horse tav-
ern. Sterlingites can well be proud
ofthis improvement TO their village,
--Lom(oN Union. .lf ~.