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RELIEE ASSOCIATION
N o T c E.
OFFICE OF THE MANHATTAN co -OPE.
RATIvE RELIEF AssOCIATION,
No. 1872 WALNUT STREET. PHILADELPHIA.

No. 43l WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
oBJEcr-The object OF this Association is to secure
cash payment within forty days after the death ofa
5 tas nstT
forty days sSoOe WIDOW OF heirs, and S''f the
and ten each to he sorf aays o ore
imburse IL. Faing to send this sum, they Toreit to
supplies new member to fill the place OF the retiring
Ten GLASSES FOB oRso,MspEgN MEN AND TEN FOR
IS s Sssys s
ages Of 70 and p years; % in Glass Q, All be-
sons between the ages of 80 and s5 years. Glass all
F. ali persons between ages OF 10 aud Is years in
GLASS @, all persons between the ages OF As and so
az and d 50 6 In Glass as all between the ages
81 e OF a SaFf h M os ns
the same as above Each class is limited to 5000
aSd ana ten Cents S
each Time member dies 6eongiog to the same
goes direct to the heirs, ten cents to pay '' for
THIS dollar If member of another class dies. Each
class is Inc lndspendent having no connection with any
Six Dollars into the treasury az the time f
member Of to which he or she Seongsy ANY
s51ssi
viii expain hS aIIy 'SsGsg IL regara Ta'es e
lunuS anu nVeStu1eutSs CIRCULARS giving full eXDla-
nation and blank forms OF application will be sent
on request or upon personal application at the OH
u .ne As"CrstjeHi TRusTEEs AND OFFICERS.
T.. Nom URDY, President.
E. 7. WRIGHT president Star Metal Coz Vice.
w. 8. CARMAN (President stuyvesant Banl), Tres.
LEWIS SANDERS, Secretary. ...
ID. r. @ANGAM (Preeldent National Trust Co)
d. S. DUNCOMB. NO. Pine street. WI o.
The 'f'Ss iHas' WI sSl$ Uni y
Agents wanted for this city.
Address .rr
WILLIAM LIPPINCoTT. General Agent
Manhattan Cooperative Relief Assoclation,
calm No 4S2 WALNUT Street. Phiiada
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From Canada.

HALIFAX, Sept. 4.-Attorney General Williams
to-day concluded the debate on the repeal of the
resolution in the most violent anti Confederation
sreech of the session. An alteration occurred be-
tween Mr.. Blanchard and the Speaker as to whe-
ther the House should divide. Messrs Blanchard
and PinsO the only Union members, retired, and
the resolution was carried unanimously.
United States revenue collector arrived here
this bringing morPing the Congressional Reciprocity
Committee, consisting of Gen Butler, the chairman,
and the members OF the committee also, a number
of prOminent Americans
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DISPLAY OF ILLUMINATED DIAGRAMS, Concert
and Select Readings, will compose the enter
iaiDment to be given at Milestown, on Thursday
evening, September "a, 1868. The descriptive
lecture by j. II. Houghton. NJ. D., is really
criticism on the style life, and writings of the
late Artemas Ward. See advertisement under
snCcial notices
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From Denver CITY.

DENVER, Sept. 4.-Speaker Colfax and party,
with Governor Hunt and family have just arrived,
accompanied by a band of the lite warriors. At
the time of the Indian outbreak they were in the
valley of the Arkansas river, west of South Park.
The Tite tribe always faithful and friendly TO
a messenger from Governor Hunt, sent a band Of
their braves, who escorted the party back to
Denver.
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THE NINE of the Athletic Base Ball Club and
their friends leave on Monday morning for New
York city, where the return game with the
Atlantic, of Brooklyn, will be played in the
afternoon. On Tuesday the Philadelphian go
of that city. On Thursday they encounter the
renowned "Haymakers," of Lansingburg, at
Troy.
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From Harrisburg.

HARRIsBURG, Sept. 4.-H. c. Shafler, an old
Philadelphan, formerly connected with the West
fhiaIelbP lbPhila ma Engine company was inns evening
partment.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Ne,os see First Page.
CLEARED YESTERD

ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIs DAY
SUN RISE5..............5 80 MOON RIsEs...,., SPA
SUN SRTs................-.62 20 HleH WATER. .., u
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From South CeroI,na

COLUMBIA, Sept. A bill was introduced in the
House 10 guarantee four million dollars Of bonds to
the Blue Ridge Railroad.
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LIFE INSURANCE.
THE NATIONAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE
United States of America,
WASHINGTON, ID. Q.
Chartered by Special Act of Congress, Ap.
proved July 20, 1868.
CASH CAPITAL, 81 900, 900
BRANCH OFFICE IN PHILADELPHIA,
In FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
DIRECTORS.
OEFICERS.

Q. III. CLARK, Philadelphia, President,
HENRY ID. COOKE, Washington, Vice. President
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
Committee,
EMERSON w. PEET PHILADELPHIA Secretarv
and Actuary,
E. s. TURNER, Washington, Assistant Sec'y.
FRANCIS g, SMITH, Nj. D., Medical Director,
j. EWING MEARs, NJ. D., Assistant Medical
Director.
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MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.

j. X, BARNES, Surgeon General q. s. A., WASH
ington,
p j. HoRwITz. Chief OF Bureau of Medicine
and Surgery, U. s. n. Washington.
d. w. BLISS, NJ. D., Washington.
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For THE CHILDREN.-By our advertising
columns it will be seen that new feature is
about to be introduced in the North Broad
Street Presbyterian Church service. The pastor
Rev. DR.. Stryker, who is great friend of the
children, proposes tomorrow afternoon and the
afternoon of the first Sabbath in each month to
preach a sermon to the children. This will be
a regular church service, and we have no doubt
will prove very popular. Simple truth is what
is demanded In this age, and what interests and
pleases the children is sure to prove acceptable
to the big people.
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ADMITTED TO THF HosPITAL.-The following
persons were admitted to the Hospital yester,
day.
Ann Brady, SO years old, residing in Locust
street, near Tenth, run over by a wagon, and
injured in the head.
William Devalin, aged 10 years, living at No.
Mary Ann Quinn, aged 33 years, residing at
No. 518 Bedford street, hip and chin injured by
being kicked down stairs by her husband.
John Mccain, 10 years old, residing at
Seventh and Fitzwater streets, foot mashed by
a cart running over him.
John McGarvey, aged 40 years hand mashed.
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NOliCH ~ mAhlNG
Notice IS hereby given that Llghtvessel No 70 hav
ing been thoroughly repaired has been returned 10
her station at Frying Pan Shoals, North Caro- Ina, re-
neying Lightly essel No. 81 which has been tempo
rRIily occupying her place.
The above vessel Is schoonerrigged ana VIII eN-
hiblt TWO lights, from each mRsthead hull yellow
with the words "Frying Pan Shoals" painted In black
letters side and the figures "20' her seI
lower masts yellow; topmast and day marks Zone on
each mast) black.
ChArleBtOn, Aug. 2e, 1868.
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SOLICITORS AND ATToRNE

Hon. WIN. E. CHANDLER, Washington, d. O.
GEORGE HARDING
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CAsUALTIrs.--Mrs. Guiger, 4s years of age
was run over and killed on the Reading r All
road, near York road, last evening, by a passea
ger train, while In the act of picking c al, The
Coroner was notified to hold an inquest.
An unknown white woman, 80 years of age
was also run over and killed at Broad and Mar.
ket streets, by train of cars. The deceased is
feet inches high, has brown hair, and was
dressed in brown and white striped deane
frock, black and white plaid shawl, black Grape
bonnet, Ratter boots and gum shoes. On her
right hand were three gold Rugs, one of which
had the letters M. A. D., Feb. 6, 1853, craven on
1t. The diver of the train was arrested. The
Coroner took charge of the body.
PoLlT1cAL.--A meeting of the Republican
citizens OF the Fifteenth Ward was held last
evening, at West and Coates streets, for the pur-
pose OF forming Grant and Coltax Campaign
Club. William III. Kern, ESQ.,, was callei to
the chair, and Fred. j. Walter was chosen
Secretary. A committee was appointed to select
officers for the Club, and will report on Monday
evening next.
The Democratic citizens of the Fifth Division
of the Twelfth Ward met last evening at their
headquarters, Fourth and Coates streets, for the
purpose of throwing to the breeze q Seymour
and Blair flag. During the evening addresses
were made by several speakers.
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This Company is prepared to issue policies Of Life
Insurance upon all the approved plans either at
mutual rates, at stock rates, as low as those Of
other reliable institutions.
Blank applications and tables of rates can be OBJ
tained az the office OF the Company 9ltuths64p
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pr. John n. Eatea Aequitted.

We take great pleasure In announcing that
on Tuesday Of the Criminal Court the impOr-
tans case, about which there has been 50
much feeling in the community, Of the State
%. John II, Estes, charged with being the
father Of an illegitimAte child, born of the
body OF Anna Trssdway, was decided, and
resulted in a verdict Of not gully. Mr.. G. T.
C.Dsske and Attorney General Britton for
the State, and gsssrs. 0weas, Hacker and
Griffith for the defendant All did their duty
nobiy. Every inch Of ground was ~stubbOruly
cOnte sted and it ia but due to say that our
friend E. n. Griffith, Esq, in his eloquent ar
gumeut, did himselfp great credit, and called
Forth from The Attorney General the highest
compliments, IN bis closing speech, and elic-
tied both the surprise and admiration Of all
who hoard him.
Go IL, 'Eute.n
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Attorney General Britton.

We we're pleased to have a call from our
late " brother of the quill9 Attorney General
James Britton. Recently during our absence
in Nashville an article dsrogatOry TO the
character of Mr.. Britton crept into our pa
per, which we deeply regret, and the author
Of which deserves unmitiga,ed condemna-
tiOn. We have no wAFmer-hearted, high
minded geutlemea among US than Mr. Brio
iOn-and We deprecate the thrust made go
uncailed for. Although W. may differ in pol
itics, thessare mail questions othose touch
ing a mans private character. We esteem
Mr.. b. as one Of our watmast personal friends,
and take pleasure in making the statement.
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Criminal Court

This Court has been in session in this place
daring the present week, Judge Howard pre-
siding. By special request Of Judge How
ard, Judge Newton A, Patterson, Of the 9th
Judicial Circuit Of Tennessee, Winchester
District delivered the charge to The Grand
Jury, which was done in q most able aud i'm
Prsssive manner. But few cases have been
decided BY the Court during the week, and
those Of minor Importance. We learn quite
Anumbsr Of Pressntneuts were made BY the
Grand Jury.
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The Address Of Judge Newton A
Pnttaraon.

NN HH. F.. EAGttAnOAe NNNNHH
Az the solicitation Of many iriends, Hon,
N. 4. Patterson, Judge d the Stt Tennessee
Judicial Circuit, delivered an address to
our citizens on Monday evening, on the Snb-
iect of the . Political situadon.p Judge
Howard with his usual courtesy, rendering
him the Court House i eouPle Of hours for
that purpose. The house was well filled with
an intelligent and appveciatiye audience, and
tbe address was one Of the most able and elo-
qu.nt efforts il has been our pleasure to lis
zen to duriug the present canvass. Before
the war, Judge Patterson was a staunch aud
unainching Democrat. When the slayehOld-
ers war was begun be became a Union Re-
publican, and has ever since fought gallantly
for the cause of Liberty and Republican
principles. There are but few II any ahler
men within the limits Of our State, At night
Judge Patterson delivered q Lecture on the
subject of Progressive Educatioa.a a the NJ.
Z. Churck, which was COLL Of interest, and We
regret the fnclement weather prevented a
larger audience, We trust there is none who
heard 1t but wild treasure up the valuable re-
marks made BY the Judge. Education must
be made the ali-absorbiug question smOng us,
if we desire oar eonatry to prosper.
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TERMs---Alwarai hi Advance.
POSTPONEMENT.

r e lad II HIS.
10y VIRTUE Of a deed in trust, made to
ID me by David Pence to secure certain
debts therein mentioned, ! win offer for sale,
to the highest bidder, at the Cosrt House in
the town of Blountville, on Monday the 2ud
day Of November next,a tract or parcel Of
land containing 1874 acres, more or less, on
the Island road in District No. IL of Sulli-
van county, Tenn, adjoining the lands Of
John G.. Gott, Thomas Bochman, William
Perry aud others. Said land lies well, part
cleared, comfortable dwellings and out
houses, good young orchard, well Of fine wa,
ter, &c. TILE believed TO be good, but none
other will be made than such as is vested in
me by said deed in trust, Terms made
known on day OF sale. July rs, 1868.
THoS, FAlN, TFagtee.
'68octf6w4
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Meeting Of School District Clerks.

Meetlng OF Scnool DlsrrlcT ClerKs.
On The first Monday in November next, at
II o'clock, A. NJ, there viii be meeting of
the School District Clerks, at the office Of the
County Superintendent, for the purpose Of
elccting a member o. the County Board of
Education, in place # Rev. Mr.. senaker, who
has moved out Of the County, A full atten-
dance is requested.
l.. r.. DRAKE, Supt. &c.
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We learn that Mrs. Mary Miller, widow Of
the late Lieut., James n. Miller, Y. S, Army,
died at her residence at Buffalo Ridge in this
county, on Sunday morning last. Thus three
more helpless orphans are'thrown upon the
world BY the bloodhounds of the late rebel
lion. Our people must not neglect them.
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Public Speaking,

l will address my fel'ow-citizens of the
first Congressional District at the following
times and places, and will divide the time
with any one that is a candidate for Con-
gress
Greeuevills, Greene county, Saturday oc-
tober "a.
JopesbOro', Washington county, Monday,
October 20.
Johuson's Depot, Washington county, Fri.
day, October 80.
Elizab,thton Carter county, Saturday, 0c-
tober 81. r. r. BUTLER.
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Tiokets Tickets II

Come or send to tho Union reg Office and
act yoar Grant and CSffax tickets. Let ey-
cry civil d~lstFict il every county in East Ten
nsssse swell supplied Appoint your lodFes
Of election anl challenges Q fillegal voters.
See that no man votes who has no right 70
do 80. Haul your friends to the polls who
arc no, able to go themselyes-Rnd do every
thing to promote the interest Of the Union
cause. 10 YoUR DUTY.
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Erploaion of an Eneine.

We learn that as the train coming West, on
the Virginia and Tennessee Road on Sunday
morning last, a few milos this side Of Lynch
burg, the boiler Of the Engine exploded,
killing ths engineer and fireman Instantly.
The name Of the engineer, we learn, was Je-
rome Stoute, formerly of this county. No
others were injured BY the accident.
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Public speaking.

Maj. All. Pettibone, Elector for the First
Congressional District, will address the peo-
pie on the issues Of the Campaign at the fol-
lowing times and placess
Hays Furnace, Saturday, "a.
Jonesboro, Monday October 20.
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TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.

NAl ARRANTED to remove all desire for Tobacco.
w This great remedy is an excellent appetizer. It
puriRes the blood, invigorateA the system, Possesses
great n0nrlshing and strengthening power, enables the
stomach to digestth heartiest food, makes sleep re-
~freshing, and establishes robust health. Smokers and
chewers for sixty years cured. Price fifty cents per
box, post froe. Can be sent any distance by mail with
perfect safety. a treatise on the injurions effects n
tobacco, with list Of references, testimonials, &C., sent
free. Agents wanted. Address DR.. 7. Il. ABBOTT,
U.rsaw Gifx " =.
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Grand conoert

The young people of the Presbyterian
Church. win have . Concert in The basement
Of the chuSeb, on Tuesday night next, for
tas Improvement and comfortable aeeoumo-
aa'ion Of Tue congregation dufing the win.
'sr We think The PUZZLE viii Cad q plsaR
nns eu's'tainnent for an hour or more
IaSlsaa1, %ohaadss, masie and ballads,
VII be presented 10 such ! manner that We
are sure The public viii noi be disappointed.
Toe object d worihy oas, and We hope Il
Sll meet with . libsrl paliohak, nom all
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Chilly the Evenings in oc-
AoLo.gO

H kO0OANk
This is a common remark yet how few think Of the
sanger Of exposing themselves to their i%naucneeS In
All low, Harahy localities Agpe ard Fever prevail at
this season OF the year, In this disease there is inya
riably more orless derangement Of the liver and d.
g~esiivo organs The remedies usually resoried tohave
reference to preventing the paroxysm or breaking up
the chills. II this IA effected without removing the
cause, a relapse Is inevitable. HOsTErTER's ST0M-
ACH BiETERs strike directly at the foundation Of tho
evil, By setting on the liver aud c%uFreeting digestion.
The cause being removed, the paroxysm will cease,
and the ohills canuot return. When the patient IL
weak and facilitated, tho Bitiea should be resorted
to, as they will strengthen and tone the stomach, alay
all nervous irritation, and infnse renewed animation
into the hitherto droopiHg spirits, without ~enIailing
the danger Of reaction.
no|sTETTERis STOMACH BITTERs Is truly a pre-
%veutive medicine, rendering even the, feebiest frame
imperyious to al mRlarious influences and, AZ a stom'
nchlc and anti-bilious medicine, IL Is Incompatible,
and no one who Yalueshis health can afford TOGO with
qua IL! Fortify the system with this ineatimablet enic
and Ryigorant, and the ''Chills Of october Eyenings''
viii have no terror for you.
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Tho East Tennsssee and western

NORTH Carolina Rail Road.
NE learn the work on this Road Is pro-
grss'ing rapidly and that the road bed win
soon be graded to Elisaseshton. This Road,
when in operation, viii open up one Of the
richsst valleys IN Tennessee, aud be The
nsansof developing the ~e1hsussless mineral
resources for which Upper East Tennessee is
renowned Col Nee, Chief Engineer, is
pushing the work forward a. rapidly as pos
siele, With an energy which deserves the
Highest e~onmen5anort
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Agne and intermittent FeYerS.

H. 5. SMITH, MD, now offers his repedies for the
above diseases to the general public. One package
its use In thousands Of cases has never been reported.
A cure Is guaranteed IN every case or the money gU BE-
REFUNDED. Testimonials Of physicians and others cured,
nsGaed free. If no agent In Your place, send direct to
us Local Agents wanted. Try Il. Price So per paoe-
age postage prrpatdl Address H.. SMITH & CO.,
Prdprietors. 5 3 eeknAn Street, New York Cily.
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Our thanks are due Jonathan Kelly, Esqr.,
Of this county, for a bunch Of very large
ripe strawberries second crop, They are a
rarity ID this rouhtry-being the first we
have seen for many sears.
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Deafness, Catarrh, Sorofula.

A LADY who had suffered for years from Deafness,
IA Ca'arrh and Sorofula, was cured by a simple rom.
edy. Her sympathy aud gratitude prompts her % send
the receipt free Of charge to any one similarly afflicted,
Address Mrs. N. Q. L., care Maj. Martin Hunt, Hobo
ken, NJ
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-23

TIM BEAUTIFUL season Is upon us ID al he
pHguiassn. grandeur The golden hps o.
sss foFsst-,hs rspbyfs and ihe hoeks Of
birds making their Wy 70 . more eongsnisl
sline, Al have heir %lsigons, aud forcibi, re-
MAD % sha, shs auluma of our own frsil
lirs' viii 1902 b 'lops, 70 mark ne last On
earth.
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wing OF Hon. HClatio ~sDymouri Piiee ST.. Small siErs
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seat on receipt Of price. Agents wantrd.
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