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will replace Lord Chelmsford Lord Chancellor and,
discussing the position Of the new Premier mamates
that Mr. Dsrael cannot expect the indulgence always
shown and due to bis veteran and revered predecessor
LONDON, Feb. 26-Eveniug
In the High Court Of Chancery this afternoon Lord
Chelmsford announced his intention OF resignng.
1t is certain that Sir Hugh Cairns, one Of the
Lord justices OF Appeal, will be his SUCCESSOR
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The Evening Telegram Has Now Ciss sia-
ton equal all other city evening papets combines IT'S
constantly ahead and yesterday cvsnas
contemporaries in tho following Items
IN THE FIRST EDITION 1T coNrAINas -
INTERESTING DETAILS OF TIE RA21 AL I'M.
PARCHMENT PROGRAMME.
MOVEMENTS IN THE w1sr IN rAvoss OF rHR
PRESIDENT
THE CRIMINAL RECORDS.
MYSTERIOUS DIsArrEARAN e.
ACCIDENTS. rSQUEsrs AND CRIMES N THE CITY.
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN rrwas
MORNING REPORTS FROM WALL. STRICT.
IN THE SECOND EDrrloS-
STARTLING NEWS FROM wLsHIN csroS
CHASE ON THE SIDE OF THE PR ssIpEu
BE REFUSES TO PRESIDE AT THE rSsEAcamESr
TRIAL
GENERAL THOMAS AaRAIGSgD ANT, DIscuARoED.
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS In Wa suIsaroS-
WHAT rRR RADICALS INTEND.
IN TIE THIRD ErarroN:-
LATEST ssws FROM SAsuIxoroN
| PROGRESS or rHE IalHAoHxsxr pGor.
vrsrr or rax BALrrxoTG crrrzENs' COMMITTEES
TO THE rsEsfpsSr-lfeEou or xx, JoHNsoH.
ACTION c.s OHIO pExoosAra
rsooEEDrsos, IN rHR STATE LH0HLAruaR.
|
MONEY. rSAps. srook AND SARIxs sSroESA
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EarthqnaLe Shock nt Observation-Disclosures
Election.
MONTREAL, Feb. 26, 1868.
Another severe sf,n ck Of earthquake experienced
here about idnight last night and was the most vio
The monicIpal eIect,ca commenced here today and
proceeded quietly. wos kman Is over 600 ahead OF
Bsaudfy for Mayoralty.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Adjournment Of the NOVA Scotia ParIIament-
The Confederation Question In Newfound-
land.
HALIFAX Feb. 26 1858.
The Nova Scotia Legislature have adjourned the 9th
OF August.
The Govnor Of Newfoundland, In his address TO tho
LEGISLATURE Having ntimated that tho question OF
federation night up for consideration, large
messrc was held at ST. Johns, and resolutions passed
deprecaing the intention OF the scyernmeni to intro.
we'd that majority OF the members unfavos-
ase to any steps being taken in the matter OF confedea
ton
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A.-A.-JapaUese uuir Stnin
Colors har whiskers and mustache beautiful black
brown. II OF only preparation. Color viii
will not fade wash out. Only 80 cents box
Sold by H. T. uELMBOLD 5yt Broadway, next TO Metro-
poltan Hotel, and by all druggists.
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Convenient md Simple.-BrOwD's bronchial
TkOCilES simple and convenient form tor admlnih
terng combination medicinal substances held
physicians the treatment OF bron
chal affections and coughs The Troches seldom fail @
give relief.
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PENNS YLVANiA.

The ImpeRchmcnt Question in tho Legisia-
ture.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb &c. 1853.
The Senate OF Pennsyl lvania has passed resolution
endorsing the impeachment Of Mr Johnson. The reso.
luton will probably be passed by the House also to-day
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Furnifure. -
Now styles hrst class Furniture at kELITSs 81
Broadway
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Gold Hunting .epine Watches
ladies, Gold hunting detached
ladies' SIS each For sale by GO T. ALLEN, si5 Broad.
way, door below Canal street
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A Perfect Hair Dressing-Furneet'sC Cocoaiuo
imparts Ine loss and Is superior to French pomadcs
and oils alcoholic washes
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BntcheIor,s Hair Dye.-The Best In tho
world theonly peri Dye harmless reliable instantAue
GUS Factory 10 Bond street.
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CrtsfadOrO,s Hair Dye.-Tho Rest Ever
Wholesale AMI retail also applied at No.
Aatnr Ilpnso
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For Coughs, Coids, H0arseuess Croup,-
usa It once WisTAR'S BALsAM or WILD CHERRY.
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Royal Havana I0tterv.-Prizes Paid IN
gold Information furnished. The highest rates paid fcs
Doubloons and all kinds OF Gold and Silver
TAYLOR & CO.. Bankers, 10 Wall street, Nix.
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DANE PORTERis COUGH BhLsAM
Is known and efec,ual remeS. and IL ~
the reach of all. -
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Recommended by
engineers conductors, expressmen and othereS
merits "a superior for durability stczdness0
umekeepcrs.
Purchasers should invariably insist certi6cluD sf
genuinenesa
Eor ae by all respectable dealers
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American tWmIthamO Watches.

Wigs, TOupecs nnd Ornamentni Hnir.-BccG;
quality Hair Dye and Hair Dyeng all coors at RArCuEks-
DK'S Bond
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CONTINUED ON EIGHTH PAGE
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

SERIOUS ACADEMIA man named John Mont
eomery, aged thirty-two years, residing at No 3s7
Ninth street, while passing up First avenue, near
Twelfth street. last evening, accidentally fell on the
sidewalk INJECTING dangerous wound in the back
OF the head. Officer Beam took him to the Sew
enteenth ward station house, and by advice Of ply
siclan he was sent to Bellevue Hospital.
BEATING Ills wIFB.--Hanora Connolly, residing ct
No. % Market street, became engaged In quarrel last
evening with her husband Michael Connolly, when
the latter seized huge stick Of wood and beat her
over the head and body to such an extent that she had
70 be removed TO Bellevue Hospital Oflcer Harvey,
OF tne seventh precinct hearing the cries Of the
woman, ran TO her assistance and thus saved her
locked up.
STABBED by BoY.-About seven O'Clock last
evening man named Henry HOFFMAN, Of so1 Broome
street, while engaged In dispute with some boys,
received stab by one OF the gang IN the breast.
norman was cared for by his employer Charles
Fleming, and physician sent for, who pronounced
known, no arrest was mad
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70: n..ned My Bath; Rdwards oorson, Portsmouth;
a s% Ks r1ss Boston, Minnie Rsppsr Apper Bonny
LEWIS, BEL, Aug "a. 6 AM-Barks Ad. and Norma,
both from Antwerp went to sea Pad inst
sseam,nP Losd Lowell from Philadelphia for Havana
PORTLAND Aug s4-Arrived, schr Eh.a Frances. Hami-
Cleared haH. Almon tBn Havensr, London brig
PAwTuCKET Aug 2s,Arryed, schrs H youmans, Gil
derseeye s1sss r9. dae, Foster shsela DO
Bentley, Baker, kYork tor angor. "
PROVIDENCE, Aug a5-Arriysd steamer. Nhirlwind,
John p McDevit Mullin Morning Star, lynch. and
Glover Ingersoi Pha iepha Reading RR No a. Rhodes
New Brunswick, ~ Foam Momsn Trenton, MI Charger,
Randolph Adams; DIR Franklin Scovil; Quckstep Wise,
and Harriet Lewis, Taylor Elizabethport Hedges,
Frankn Tryphenia Nisserson; SEM busr Fowler Ade
Northup Rondout; S Terry Raynor Newburg; Splendid
Barlow, Troy, NYork; E Meany, Lewis, Ponehkeepas
Henry Casto Knowles HUn o and
tucket; Otis, Chase, NYork. , ,p,> nj,
Saled-Bark Gladstone, Brown Settn (Prussia via Phla
Sanford, do Haney Eiekerson kondout; strout.
Cook NYork Cor Caas Ontario Verril do or do cypress
Pomeroy do Jonathan Cone Crosby NY0rk Golden
Rule Oyerton, do Ida Nicholson seeman 90 NATE %
ton Palmer do; Norris, Claghorn, do; South Wind'
RicHMoND, Aug 2i-Auived, schr Gen Marion, Torrey,
Sailed Schrs Julia wlets NYork; Virginia, Dryden do
SAVANNAH. Aug 20 arrived, steamships Marnon ar
cloth, and San Jacinto. Atkins, NYork. No.. NvouL
Cleared-Steamship Herman Livingston Eaton, Nfork.
SALEM, Aug 2sailed brig Potomac Brown Area ate
Rich, Miller Philadelphia Leocada, Poole, \ YORK; D..
TAUNTON Aug 23-Arrived, schr Salie Ponder, Ron
dout. IN r.u n.
WILMINGTON, Aug "a Arrived, schrs Lowell Lea
witt, Boston John, Field, Nyork. -.
Cleared Brig Aurora 0sr. strum Mayaguez, Pr
26th-Cieared, steamship Fairbanks, Hunter, NJ ork.
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AN ESCAPED PRISONER srnRrNpERs m1MsKLv AT.

AN ESCAPED PRISONER suRRENpERs HIMSELF AZ
TER LAPSE OF FIVE YEARs.-Some time during the
year 1908 political difficulty occurred at "Monte.
ueuo,' ABOUT TWO miles below Richmond, between
Two wmte men j. 5. Baslord and - Corrie which
resulted IN the killing Of Corre by Basford. Basford
was arrested ana confined In the Henrico county
jail to await his trial. but before the trial took place
kicnmonu was evacuated, and he, together with all
those connned with him, were set at liberty. He
went OH and has not been heard of until the present
time, when he returns and surrenders himself to the
county authorities and demands to be tried. Colonel
Ioune the Comm0nwealth's Attorneytfor Henrico,
for trla az Gil the papers IN his case had been de-
stroyed az tne time the county court house was
new indictment against him, which could not be
done, GO the witnesses could not be produced. Bas-
ford stu insists upon trial, he says ne cannot be
satisfied without IT, and offers to hunt up some OF the
witnesses as ne knows where they eau be found
Redmond Wig, august 70,
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CLEARED.

Steamship China B Hochley Liverpool via Queenstown
Cnnart.
Steamship Gen Barnes, Morton acknowledgements,
Fox 4 Co.
Steamship Saragossa, Crowel, Charleston-A Leary.
Steamship Neptune Baker. Boston--W Civde.
Ship Rather, Marsh, San Francisco-G d Sutton.
Ship L Scranton, Williams Mobe-Lawrencc, Giles
Co.
Rark Josie Nichoas, Nicholas Havre-Fabbr Chauncey
BARK Daniel Br, Chisholm, Buenos Ayres j Norton Jr.
Bark Reindeer, Wellington, Barbados-Hy Trowbrdges
Sons
Bark Pearson Arg) Morse, Poriland-Howe, White &
Co.
Brig Suwannee Simpson, Demarara Smith,
Brig Excelsior (Br), Cooper Bermuda Harvey.
Brig Victoria Ursula BIZ Lenoir, Cow Bay, CBCurtis
Ward
Brig Susan (Br), Crow Cow Bav-J Whitney Z Co.
Brig Athol tBr, McSwan Little Gace Bay &, Brewer
Brig Seavey, Lee satils River-W in hester Leeds
Brig Isabella Jewet, Larac, Boston-H w Loud & Co.
Schr Mollie, Pummer Santa Martha, Sayania and Car
thapena Miller & Houghton
Schr Annie Whiting Hutchinson, Demarara Ed Rowe &
Co.
schr Madeira (Br), Bradshaw Yarmouth, Ns-Crandall,
Urphray Co.
schr A Valentine Bayles, Washington DC-van Brunt
& Saght
schr Alcora Dennison, Boston-F Talbot Co.
Schr Julia Ann, Wells, Stonngon-Bently, Miller 4
Thomas.
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-7i7-l7'7'7
MISCELLANEOUS.

#-SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP,
IA. SCHENCK'S SEAWEED TONIC and SCHENCk'S
MANDRAKE These three medicines Will cure con-
sumption. The Pills cleanse the stomach, liver and Dowes
The seaweed Tonic helps dissolve the food throws out me
gastric juice and helps the food to digest before soufS III
the stomach, and causes good appetite. -, !.
The Pumonc Syrup makes good rich blood All three OF
only way consumption. patient must begin TO grow
in flesh before will rpen in the lungs and heal them
- M
Dr. sCHENCK viii be professionally at his rooms No "
Bond street. New York. Tuesday, September and ut 90
Hanover ST. Boston Wednesday, September also every
Saturday at his principal onee No 10 North sixth street,
corner Of Commerce, Philadelphia, Pa, from to 3.
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The WASHINGTON eaAys IN BOSTON.
From the Evening Telerram.l

Boston, August 49, 1s6s
Company d, OF the Washington Grays OF New
YORK. under command OF Captain Robert Cook, and
accompanied 10y the band OF the Eighth New YORK
regiment arrived here this morning and were re-
ceivsd 10y the National Lancers OF Boston. The
Trays number about sixty men. After going through
the column formed BY fours and marched through
the Hancock House
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Marine Disasters.

RAuW SoHutg, Russell, from Philadelphia for Asrin.
wall pat mo Il Georges Barmuta, sh mat having had
muny hoard the day before In which the captain
CHIEF mate were stabbed, and the second mate threatened.
The captain aud mate were able TO get about.
ScIR ALBEIT PAUL, from Pensacola for Galveston, with
lumber PUT Pass rOutrc PM OF 10Th inst, having
sprung leak 18Th She ashore the fats, where
she remained s0h full or water.
sCuR MARION DRAPER, Mcsdy, from New York, of and
for Gardiner With COAL while working the Kennebec river
night OF The lsih inst csnght In strong eddy and
rea ashore Fort Pophan, where she remains. She
would come OF after dschsrgng Damage not ascertaned
ELsINoRr Arg h-The bark Emmanuel (of Grimstad'
from New York for Cronsadt with petroleum, has got
aground Oh Aasgaard, and Is TO discharge
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SHIPPIN NE w s.
PORT or NEW YORK. AUGUST 20, 1868.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Purses OF arriving at this port will
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD to
regularly agents are to Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do not now
collect marine reports attend the delivery Of packages
re- The Office OF the Herald yachts JAMES and
JEANETTE Is at Whitehall slip. All communications from
aud eonsgnees tbs masters of inward bound
vessels will be forwarded free OF charge.
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SAILED.

Steamships China, Liverpool; Gen Barnes, Savannah
Sara .ossa, Char cston.
Wind at snnse, ", light.
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Mi sccllnncous.


BARK PEARL, from Calao with glano arrived at Barba-
dos and her cargo there TO Cienuegos
In ballast that the regard the cvedores being
attacked by yellow while dschargng the bark at Glen
fuegos must have been Capt Benz Freeman
ter OF the bark died at Cenfuegos also FIVE OF the
Capt Freeman belonged In Provnceown and formerly
manded the bark Noyagcr.
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TRINITY HousE, LONDON, Aug 70, 1858.

Notice hereby given that during month OF October
next following additions and alterations the buoyage OF
tho East will 10 made vz:-
Conical Buoy painted in black and white horizon.
tai bands and called souh Dowang" will be placed AZ the
south edge Of the Inner Dowsing Shoai.
The Burnhsm Flats Buoy will be surmounted BY . STAFF
black and white In horizontal bands
new Can Buoy, painted black and white in vertical
stripes and called West Docking" will be placed on the
west end OF the Docking Shoal
new Conea Buoy painted black and white IN horizontal
west END OF the Sherringham Shosl
The Sherrneham Buoy will be changed In color from black
70 black and white n horizontal bands, and viii be named
east Sherringhsm"
cables
The NE Cross Sand Buoy will be moved 8 BY W n W, IL
mile, and will be named Gas, Cross Sand"
The Sdds Cross Sand Buoy win be moved NE IN, eve
cables.
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Notice to Mariners.
DANGEROUS ROCK DIsoovEsrp

WAhnINuTON, DO AUG rs, 1859
The Department OF State has received OF the
discovery of sunkeu rock which has proved tsa
vessels Ia the track from Demarara Trinidad the
Gull 81 PARA about miles Sc OF Pon, Gaers In lat 10 49,
Ion 81 S. true bearing, There 30 fathoms Of all
around the rock, up to the very edge.
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NEW York, Nov. %, 1859.

MO MORE PILLS OR ANY OTHER MEDICINE
Dyspepsia, pyhi.is, constipation nervous bilious and
Food. Copies OF 10000 including his Holiness the
Pope Lord de Decies the Marchiones Of Brhan, &
sent gratis on de mand. DU BARRY CO., 1853 William
street. New York, and through MuHAU, lSS Broadway,
and all grocers and chemists.
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GLEN RIDDLE o., Delaware Co., Pa, March 10, 1863
Messrs. THOMAS ALLcoCK 4 Co. =
Having been troubled with heart disease for long time,
and after doctong with physicians for months and OBJ
taning relief gave up despair troubled with
sharp pains my loud sounds about my heart
often that death would be blessing At this time
was persuaded to apply your Porous Pasers. With
In few hours after placing my chest felt
pain and all throbbing ceased about heart and have
fet like Send your prices by the quantity
Yours, respectfully, CHARLES BATTY.
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DRIES CAsHED AND INFORMATION FURNISHED
in Royal Havana aud all legaized lotteries.
JACOB CLUTE,
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THE DRAWINGS OF THE MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY
have taken place daily In public al No. 20 Olive street
Co., ST. Louis, No.
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WEAK BACK CURED.
SING STING March 10 1eRQ

Ecssrs THOMAS ALLCocR Co. -
have suffered greatly from weak back; at last the pain
be- could get out of bed. My doctor,
g. j. Fisher Of this village, recommended me to apply
Alcock Porous Plaster. did and In two hours The
began to abate The spot where the pain
seemed like coal Of Gre and which the plaster appeared
draw The day after applied the plaster got up
trouble all eonc wore the plaster three weeks and
since the second day after applying have had
wei back any one IL had paid $50 for q plaster
should have considered 1t cheap. Yours
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NERVOUS AFFECTION OF THE BOWELS cuREI
EhRNyIIIF. La March q 1s6

DR.. +. ALLCOCK:-
sR-I have been suffering from severe attack Of neural
bowels for years, with hyperophy
heart tried everything known 10 the practice OF
medicine very best NJ DIS but truth prompts
that your pastes have given permanent relief
than anything have used, and, believe will produce
perfect cure.
The counterrtant effect OF your Pasters produced in
such mild and gradual way they 80 nvigorae the circa
ton around the which they applied, and eIert
upon ali diseases such great sedSve influence that
1pace them nj the head Of every plaster In Yours
truly j. T. HENDERSON, N. ID.
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HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. II, 1864

SHRUB OAK, YORKTOWN, N. y, jan 49, 1850.
GENrLRMEs~I have been troubled with lame back
ten years 40 entirely helpless and unable 70 do any
kind of hard work June last procured one Of ALL
COCKS POROUS PLASTEltS and wore II three weeks
when found back entirely cured and was able to
STEPHEN PUGSLEY.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-28
neutrality-suspicious..
Dienftas Sen IS. San. 1868.
Senat.

Cine 8iu, ipeIde Die 2e9iSIatur be-
reAtiqt, Sncorporationen gu uioerrn.
fen, tuenn oa6urd) beItebenoe &edte
berlest iperoen, pailirte erife 9eilns.
Sin Mtt, tpelder Die aus benz Serfauf
bon Ser. ct. 2anoereien setuonnenen
Gslbern sur Grri9tuifg bon Ngriculturs
Oepartements in golegien Der 3 9lbs
tbeilunsen oes 9taates 81 seruenoen
anoronet, pafiirte erite 2efnne.
Gin Nntrae, am II. Sebr. an bertas
gen, iourbe auf ben Slid asle9t.
Sic Sausbill, .iuelde anoronet oaB
iebem Sderif Der berldieoenen @ouu=
ties 80 Wann g8ade CUR @erfii9nne
qeltelIt iueroen IolIen, tpel6e tdglid) 90
4obn Der Mann erbalten nnb Die unter
eilen Captain unb eisera lieutenant
nit entIpreGenbem Ser. ct. Officer
@olb iteben folen fam 3ur8erbanolnn9
Gen. 9feIion opponirte auf oas Gnt>
fdieOenite. 0ie Bin paiIirte Die erfte
9efun9.
@ertaouns mad Grleti9ung Ginger
tpidti9er @eldafte.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-28

E We are indebted to Hon.
John Trimble for valuable public
documents.
~ Das 9anptquartier Der ga
nitatspoIi3ei 1T iest i'm Union
u. Dispatfd Gebanbe.
EE @ehfeIfeber graBirt 3iemlitb
be0eutenb in unferer Stabt. 9lu1
iinb einaelne Sale honBinopofen bor>
gefomilierl.
w Die 4oliaei berbaftete gelfern
ettpo 20 baadbunoirenoe 9legertndten,
Denen man biele Der in iiingfter Belt be-
aaneenea fleinen Siebfable 5nr CAP
Ie9t.
R @.ireuit Court. @eifern
seaHmittag iDuroe bic 8erIefung 6es
Dodets beaonneil. 300 Sale iuurs
Sen aufaerufen. Bis 123 ubr mar
nod ni6ts snr Gntfdeioun9 sefomnien.
~Stn6erfon u. 3afbbilIe
~, rShifegs esonuaEeuS Aie Ghiep
nsn an Ser Il. d. M gifeuhahu mad,
aiffIe Miser hrei glierfeI gHeiIen
S;s5s;ts Sonfinsb;IIe o,Ieof iein rnersen'
S;s Syr6sifer o,,f S;sfsr goEnsfrses
f&rs;ts,, r; 5Fts ssrs.srta
'''''s.
r. uHler alter Usenno uno SUu'
tenbrucer So1n PEP an WIarfeflfraPe
par elfen oer lg0nFen Ptrlge IN lets
mem POI. a9srleioe 10y nagEeas gum
= .,nei gaeSbirSs ii isinsr g3enooerie
hinsnaefiiot urS mir hoifen, 6ab er
meRr slid NIT bieIen els NIT seinen
inlportirten SuHben 6at.
- e;. na;stsI,a ez.s.vn a,oA.
-. 800 : ~ s;.sm .1's a. S
a:.asg m 49, = x - ny -; -. g.
M.nas $3.50 esBss W $500 sasa 8. -.
pun S1ssssl ~ ~ ~ ~; ssIsv tan.o WI
S ~ DA sTeas;re S sP ~, s,si4sn
ssrr,, s :, VA asnoen sag @er;d,t sossn
,roII I Gin s1sSsr wisberifonnS Ssn
gsuf fur geuer. Seuerm nn6 foforf mos
rem Sic SanpffprIhen ,ur @iefIe. nm
oas .'Feuer1 ID I5iden. Nber ,peDer
,,sensf's nod .,s1aauire", Der sinaeIa,
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SfQOt llnb Staat.
Oie @taatsseituu8 fir 1865.

SagIi@e unb so dentIids
Gtaats s8eitune; Cub fcrip
tinnss Rreife.
Ea9Ii9f 3ettung: (oar6
ben Er6ger ms Saus geliefert ODER per
8oft perfanot j:
Sci nonntIi1er ODER biertelid6rli6er
8oransbe5ablung 81 per Monat.
9tidt i'm goraus beSabIt
81. 25 per Mfonat.
Sci @69entlider Collection ourd ben
Sra9er. -. 30 Gents per ISOLDE.
@66entIide 8eituns:
Dur9 ben Srdaer ms Saus 9eliefert
10 Gents per Summer.
Ser Boif nod allen SbeiIen Ser 8er<
eini9ten Staatsu .... 81 per Sabr.
Ser Soft mad Deati@Iano, 8orto
porausbesabH
IS. 25 per Sabr.
% per Salbiabr.
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Ilns.8 eri6t.

Ser 6IuB faIIt; es iuaren beute
Nlittag nod IA SUB an ben SEoals.
Giner telegrapbifd)en Depel9c 81
SoIge follte Die 9apanna beilte &beilo
eintrefen.
abeesaneen 1T Ser 0anipfer Ggrome
mad Cairo, 0erfelbe bate cine boIle
9a6ung.
Mnaefonlmen mar fein Boot.
Sic @el1afte an Der 2anbun9 tparen
6eute etiuas lebbafter.
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5srtial Notisell.

G 5err sO1Orit Sister 1T
9ofaI Nsent fit Die uSennefee Staatss
8eitune".
n Gpart @ner @eIfi Die f6heren
3siten baben einen suten Gini1uB arr ben
@rorerte Marft esbatt, inben, fie bic
greiie berabselrst unb es baber rem @enfu-
n,ttltsn uTslt9 sen,a6t baben, 81 auBercr-
bentlid billieen Wretirn eiitsufaufrn. DaSOn
fam lid' Elm Sober .iiberseueelt, tpfnn er BEL
g1. %. Gotten II. Bro. Ae.28 q or b
gpIlese 9tra6e ieine gintaufe maat.
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EoR COUNTY TRUSTEE.

FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE,
We are authorized to announce the name of
Capt. JOHN WILSON as a candidate for
Trustee for Davidson County at the ensuing
Radical Convention.
jan25 If
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announcement. oil Candidates.
FOR SHERIFF.

FOR SHERIFF.
ALFRED MENIFEE is Radical Republic
can Candidate for the sherifalty of Davidson
County at the March election, janSSaa
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Gas foIgenbe Circular eebt mns init
Der Bite UNI gersffentlidung gu:
ghieaacer GdnaertmnD.

SbtcGGcer &AmGerbmnD.
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u. 9. 8. unb benieni0en, bic bas SET
aIs Gdite belu@en, fbeileH mir bierbur9
nit: 6ab Die 6eifbefte fertig fiuo unb
ioId)e bon nun an bic betteHen6en
8ereine per Gspreb 6. 81 8. abees
id,idt tper0en fonnen. SeDes einselne
Quartet foftet $500; 8artitur $i.25.
Son DenienigeH 2seFeineii, bon peIAen
nod feine BefteIInHgeM fiir Gefte elm
aeIanfen fn0 eliuarten mir bieleEbe
anfs DaIbigffe. gla9 ben &tatitten
Oes q. q. g. g. bat ieber Eereitl bes
BunOes ipenig iteits Elm Dops
5 eIsQuartett nebt 9artis
fur Al be5ieBen. 8tuei bic brei
8ereine baben ibren baIbidbrliden
Beitraa nod nidt eiugef4idf Hoaen
bieleLben DaMit bieIeiGt lbrea QlHsp
fritz aus BEN @utbe ertldren?
SIN 2tnftraoe Der @. 9.
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CORP. Seer.
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H We are indebted to Hon.
John Trimble for valuable public
documents.