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Evening star., 1869-04-13

Sitka. the capital OF Alaska, has acq uire4
various Yankee institutions since u came ieu
our hands, amongst them mayor. Thee
official. Mr.. William 5. Dodge, u BOW In town
He comes here 10 present various wants OF the
new Territory and especially ats need OF civil
government. He represents II - great draw.
back TO the progress of Sitka that she ~ with
out such government The entire water front
of the town Is occupied. necessarily, for mill
tarv purposes. and merchants can land and ship
thar goods only By means of scows which have
10 be towed around the wharves, and nearly
around the entire town. Ii Is estimated thai
but for this obstacle. at least sI0O,0OO of addi-
tionaI capital would have been invested IN thai
place during the past year. No new Govern
rnent buildings would be needed, a, those
ceded to as with the Territory are ample for
all such purposes.
The climate Of Alaska, it seems Is not near SO
cold as is generally supposed. At Sitka, which
lies 1900 miles north of San Francisco, the
Thermometer never goes below zero; and when
Mr.. Dodge left that port, on the a3d of January.
vegetation had begun to put ON its garb Of
green. The heaviest and almost the only snow
which fell there last winter was but one inch
deep. MIR. Dodge first went to Sitka in October.
l>o7, having been sent out by our Government
as Special Agent and Acting Collector of Gus
toms.
Since the transfer OF the Territory, the fol-
lowing described vessels have changed their
c0lors: Four steamers, one ship, two barks
and three brlgs; akiug a total OF 3,S10 tons.
Under the provisions of the treaty, all vessels
on that coast carrying the Russian flag were
entitled to change colors and become American.
Since that period. also. the following American
VESSELS have either been built new or have
changed their port to Sitka: four schooners and
two sloops, with a tonnage Of Is5, making the
total tonnage Of vessels belonging in Sitka har.
Dor nearly 1000.
The town, or city, of Sitka, the capital of
Alaska, Is finely located and has the best har
Dor on the Pacific coast save that of San Fran.
cisco The place contains 1,200 inhabitants,
and is at present the largest town in the Ter.
ritory. The second in size is Co diac, which
has population OF 600. ImmediateIy after
the arrival Of Mr.. Dodge, In October, 1867, the
people OF SitKa organized q de faeto civil gov.
ernment, and in November their first muui.
cipal election was held. Mr.. Dodge being elect.
ed Mayor. The following statistics will fur.
nish an idea Of the importance Of Sltka in q
commercial point of view: For the period of
eleven months. extending from January 1, 1865.
to November 30, 1s6s; the duties on Imports
pald In gold-amounted to sI9,O3s TO- The
total invoiced value Of such goods was S63,7i0.
The exports from Sitka, for the same period
consisting chiefly OF furs-amo united to S6l9 400.
The statistics of the coastwise trade for the
same time show that the domestic products
shipped from Sitka and other points in America
amounted to sl22,O0O.
Evening star., 1869-04-13

We eongra;ulate the teachers of the publie
schools and eolored schools, and the Corpora.
tion iaborers on the prospect of at length get.
ting their hardly learned pay. Both Boards of
the City Conncils finally passed a bill last
nixhi, authorizing the Mayor to anticipate the
revenue OF the Corporation 70 the amount of
siOo.otS. If necessary: and this will no doubt
enable him TO promptly pay the claimant.
sbove-named the a-rearages due them.
Evening star., 1869-04-13

BECLINATIoS.-Presiden Grant has ON ac.
cosnt Of the press OF official duties, declined an
invitation 70 attend the Odd Fellows ceI-bra-
ton in Pniladelphia on the 2;th instant Vice.
President Colfax, who is q prominent member
of the order, declines because he has accepted
an invitation from the order TO participate IN
the celebration AZ Indianapolis, Ind +, on the
same day.
Evening star., 1869-04-13
SAVE YoUR HONEY

The UndsEsigned hes Just taken out NRW
PATEET ZOE PAvINa 0IDEWALKs, GUT.
TRls A1D 8r81lTs wIrH0cr A aEHa
disDenslng With esrb, ead reducing the expenss ~
below the eontract price ia any Of the varda IN
city with BRICK, which will last fer \ l,fet;.,.
without rspair. 100 losds Of PAVING eAND
streets. IHORNfOH SMITH, =
nhi.u SsS = strsst. bet. stA - iaA.
Evening star., 1869-04-13

H yerX hsndsoUe, and Of excellent ousItv pm
n. W. bUkCHkLL,c corner 18th ana 3 sts
sD under Ebbttt House
Evening star., 1869-04-13

A FATAL LoyE-A disnesr,ened lover a.
Grand 9uli, Iust below NiCksburg, by ths
name OF Cushing, shot and killed the fair LADY
named Andrews. who rejected him, last S1tur.
cay aiter witch he engaged IN a duel with the
snrased brother of the m ordered lady, " hich
feshitso IN tne killing Of both parties " "a
PhIs (TsnR.l Post. ApriIs
Evening star., 1869-04-13

A RRIvAL OF PIG IRON
just arrived, from the Aptietam Furnace, ia
TONS NO. Pie IRON. For sale by
GEORGE WATERS.
No. 2s High street and Canal,
ap l3-1 Intel. Georgetown, D. o.
~ WIN Il PUGH
No 2l2 Pennsylvania avenue,
Under tbs Owen House,
have Just received alarse and varied assortment OF
PAPER COLLARs AND CUFFS
Of all the LATEST STYLES, and which they are
selling at the
Low PRICE OF 25 GENTS PER BOX.
Also, q full line Of
GENTLEMBN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
ap1S-9W
Evening star., 1869-04-13
price 80 CENTS BY MAIL.
MANHOoD.

yht HHndr,d md Fyty-fOHrih edition. ~ fIfr
nteS'cat essdy, rerfsed and published N tbs 40.
mor. DR CT RTIs. This rGIHable srork ,rey-.r at
ne Cause aud cure If premaiure decline IN t.r..
u gres dear SynoFSis Il ae impcdimea.s ~
mdfTid9e, and e1emPI.EeS results of mdHs ys4rs
Irdctcs ~ he TedtnisHf of Nsrr0Us D,biIt-g.
St'rttitg, aud Sscret Diseases Of youth ava % m
hood. AadresS the AHikor, Or. Gurus, Bal,i-
more, Nd.
Evening star., 1869-04-13
SPECIAL NOTICE.

DOCTOR e De v. eUBTIs BE9s TO
nstify bis Washington Patients thst OWN 2
future be stle 90 devote onsy the follow ing dsy 20
their interests. and viii attend on sATukDAYS
frem Il 20 and % m. at No s22 street In
ePEOIALlrf-Tressmeut and cure OF Eervou.
nebility, and all diseases arising from abuses Of
the system MAJ S Nv
Evening star., 1869-04-13
Extracts from Reviews OF this Wsrt

CUkTis ON MANHOOD lit cevelspe the fear
.ui sncals on which large proportion of human
happiness ts wrecked, aud furnishes a Chart by
Which they may be avoided and escaped Fo-tu-
nate Tor q country would it ee did lie ven IA put
into practfce the ptilsnthropic and scientfc m.x-
ims hers laid devn-ope cause Of matrimonial mis-
cry might the be baEisbed from our land and The
race q the enervste be succeeded BY q renewal OF
tne nsrdy, vigorous spirits OF the olden tire
LoSdos CRvosioLe.
There 10 no member ef society by whom the
book will not be found useful, whether ,uch p~r-
eon hold the relation of Parent, PreceStor, or
Clergy man. ."-Ssa.
CukTIe ON MAEHOOD-Thi is really q val
usble vork; for pointing out tho diseases result
inG from exeesses the evils of which are manifest
IN every insans asylum; no iess Than In the shat
tered constitution Of those ibdulgtne It will do
much TO Dreyent the vice, which, by it prsvalence
among the young, has so much Influence on the
Pressnf, - on tie future veil being Of many =
Hesald.
Address all communfcatiOns
Dk. De r. GURTIs,
No. D. Hsrth Ohsrles street,
Baltimore, No.
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PERSONAL.

1AsSSAN 0Ae
Mes. RiREc6A sAwTss- a..I:os Neliam
sss ss ssiss. nS.ss s.s o
sc. s.s s:: i1.: s:ss q: sT:isi; ss =: :: S a
AT1sNriE9,SHs. E, H. .LARlts1s.LLIsG or TO
nss: 2 osERf.lliE trsIssst rs s,s .i.. be, an,
- =. o1trs ser sn.ls ssesk Of Real Lace. RihhSa-
arssi Ssrs .ss sss 1rSss on =, So
Fixtures and SHOW Cases ior sale APis N'
Sole.sl ana i.is srRsioH q Y. las rssaH r. M Z
10Th street bst.ssn d end streets .Ssi
he, JosIPa FLINk recomm~nds him.. Z Z,
~ the suffering TO heal syphills huosare.
out pain oss sss q 90 ''fes.ss y ys
5 10 u O. n and 60 .. m. sp7 Sns
A WATCH FRHE-Giveu sratis O. ever, I've
hoporsbIe business paying Sse day kosis. sn.
tssnri'e s Nc nsRbSs %osso Ne more, s.T,,d ~ "A
Pitssssrs. Pc. - " ' A- AAV. az : In :
SYPHILLTIC AND sCROFULOCs DIsBAsEs
- and ERDPTIoNs on the sKIN thor,u ghIy
exeiSains ali Doi.oncus meaieises. { sii on v g
BATTUS, 4os 9th street bet. 6 and II. ma 5 In.
MADAM ef, GLAZE, seventeenth daushter,
S. human nsr.. You're ss.uy aiS s
No. S'i Mass ave. bet. sthl and 9Th streets from
u 46e 9Th street, between and
.Sa 81 ssSssss9 e
Stranger, should tevsrs Of tn. many qu.ok.
nhieh now infest the city. See the Doctor At
ta;,p az: patients. Rooms private Hour, from to
V,HE HIGHEST CASH Pa I'D FOR LADIRs',
cent?, and Childrens Cast o. Clothina
tn street, between n and n. Any order through
mah promptly ettsnded 20. de SLY.
DA A1ossSs ossSs Ninth street, between o and e.
rising Shy.ieisn for the treatment Of FINALE
COMPLAINTS in the city, Ladies suserine from
in hin. Hs susssasess thorousS cure o'I His fee.
are moderate, anu patients visiting zee no one but
FOR SALE.
E0R sALE-ToP BUGGY one month in use !.
Call 1t iaS iits ss street "0u'a An'' iGasn' apisM
9 nm CORDS No. I PINE WOOD FOR
.If,yyy SALT, i've miles from ashington. on
s9, s9S epPsr n nnrIboro road Addrsss p g. GRIMES
ssf nsrssad a Post o'e Prince George 0Gn%,, q.
EOh sALE-M; Williams Pine Busgy HORsk.
be Also, sS TGs1iens ILsdys ssddl. aOr.s TO
street, bet. lS,l Aad 18th streets. sp pl.tf
FOR eALl.A four pocket Pheian & CalIeneer
BlLLIARD TABLE. in frst rate order. Ap.
ply a. Casparis' Hotel, Capitol Hill. sp siw
Ef0R sALlTIorty to ffty thousand extra choice
y Moe. and Climbing Rose. .ciimSins Tiants ,@
msgnctas Ornamental Plants, shrubs, SC. -
&C; Ell Of nrst quality. A. JARpIN, Florist. Is,
CAHARf BIRDS AND M0CKTNG DTRps
ma is.imE srN. HABrBREoHr. "
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Domestic News,

lSCHARLEsToN, November 11.-Arrived-schrs
Bslech, Matansas, and Addie Fuller, Norfolk,
6ailed-eteAme Magnolia, New York.
IBALBIaH, November f.-A meeting Of the
stockholders OF the North Carolina Railroad
to-day decided thst.the question OF leasing to
thesRaleigh and CASTOR Railroad, be indof-
nitely postpohed;
gPTrTsBuRa, November 11.LThe Joint Com
mittoe on Reunion of the Presbyterian Assem-
bhes reported informally that they had agreed
upon all the points, and recommend the ap-
pointment of committees Of both bodies to
complete the details of reconstruction. The
united assembly meets in Philadelphis in May
next. This report Is regarded as deciding the
question OF reunion.
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FrNANo1AL AND CommEKC1AL.

GoLunBIA. 8. G., November 11.-sales of cot
tonto.day 70 beles-middling 22@22s.
duh and unsettled. Money!. Sterling-long
8; short o.. Gold 26l. cas-, coupon. 15s; Ten,
nessee's. ex-coupons, GO; new 52i; yIrginia's
sveesp pod neg So iaSsma co.
Sc 80; rs 9Oi; North Oarolina's, old, Al: new
SO. Flour favors buyers. Corn 1c. better.
Pork & guiet. At 20 75@so 90. Cotton firm, at rs.
7P. Motion closed quiet and dropping;
sales 2,500 bales, at 25 Flour steady and
favora buyers-superfineS State S 00@5 25; COM
come better, and in speculative demand--am-
ber Michigan 40@1 Al; winter red Western
36@l A. Corn shade better-mixed Wcst-
sra,.l srn o4@i @s;S o.: Pork firm: at 5000 Lard
vernment's firm. Gas 15s; southerns dull ,ibut
steady. Money easier, at 5@7; offerings iibe-
BAhT1MonE November 1iMcotton eHag, Nominal ns nsi
ly 242. Flour dull. but quotations unchanged
Wheat steadyIpr to choice 33@1 3S. Corn
scarce and higher.white new 9o@95; old 05.
LOUISVILLE, November 11.-Corn s5. Provi-
sions heavy Mess pork 80 90. Shoulders 1Gl;
clear sides 90. Lard 174. Whiskcy 9s.
mand and higher-s6@s7. whiskcy dull-timc
sales 90; cash 97. Provisions nominaly un-
changed. Pork 81 90. Lard 16@174.
81. LOUIS, November 11.--Corn firm for bet
frmer, at 90. Provisions dull. New pork
20 90. Bacon-jobbing sales clear sides 90.
Shoulders scarce and no sales. Lard heavy
kegs i7}@1S.
CHARLESTON, November 11.-Cotton in good
demand and firm; sales 500 bales middling
234; receipts 2, ,025; exports coastwise ,079
AUGUSTA, November 11.-Cotton firmer and
more active; salez 7O9 bales; receipts 743-
middling 223@23
SAVANNAH, November 11-Sales cotton 800
bales-middling 23}; receipts 2, 600.
MOBILE, November IL 11Sales Of cotton ], 200
bales; market opened active, but closed quiet,
under unfayorable accounts--middling 23t
@233; receipts 822.
NEW ORLEANS, November II Cotton mode
retely active and firmer, at 23i0232; sales
$500 bales; receipts 3,292. Flour quiet and
frmer, at 5 25@6 IS Corn scarce-ofd yellow
mix0d l2t. Mess pork 81 25 Bacon quiet,
at 17}@204. Sugar in good demand-fully fair
12a@l24: yellow clarified 1871. Molasses-prime
8O082 Whiskey lower-1 1901 16. Coffee
fair 15@153; prime 163@17. Gold 2Gs.
LONDON, November 11-3 p. M.-Consols 03l
Bonds 83t.
Specie decreased 1914 900.
L1yERpooL. November 11-3 P. M.-Cotton
quiet and dull-uplands 11S; Orleans IL.
LIVERPOOL, November 11-Evoning.-Co
dull-uplands liz; Orleans III; sales 10, 600
bales; exports and speculation 1000.
HAvRE, November 11.-Cotton opened fiat
gpot 142: afoat 1872.
The bullion in the Bank OF Franco has do
creased nearly 8,000,000f.
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For Sale.

DIOKS0NS IMPROVED COTTON SEED.
ROWN from Seed purchased directly of
VI MIR. David Dickson, in 1867, and carefully
preserved from mixing or adulteration with
other seed.
1 will delivor the Seed, sacked in good order,
at the Louisville Depot, South Carolina Rail-
road, at 50. 90 per bushal, for any amount un-
der bushels, or at s1.50 per bushe, for ell
amounts in excess OF bushels.
A. p. AMAKER, st. Matthew, s. c.
l respectfully refer to the below named gen.
tlemen, who purchased Seed of me last spring,
tor IT. formation touching the purity and supe-
riority OF the Seed, to wit: Hon. L. j. Good
wyn, DR.. A. r. Taber, Fort Motte P. M. Hou-
ser, Esq, and VIM. Paulling,. Esq, st. Mat
thew's 1. Il. Beckwith, Esq, Jamison's, and
Captain F. d. W. Briggmann and W. B. Muller,
Esq. Orangeburg Court House all CT Orange
burg County, 3. q. A. P. A.
Nov3 1niOf
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Warrington News.

WAsaIxcToN, November 11.-Hon. Robert
Walker is dead.
The printing Of currency has been suspend
ed in New York, on account of alleged suspi-
cious irregularities. A forco of Treasury ex-
perts has gono there to investigate the matter.
The Navy Department has the following in
formation, dated Key West, Sd: "An English
schooner arrived to-day from Nassau, with 12O
men from tho steamer Lillian, which left Cedar
Keys October 8, She rounded Cuba and put
into Nassau; lsuaed $50 men; ran out; was
fired into and captured by British steamer;
and was Auslly eunk."
Customs receipts from the 1st to the 9th, in
elusive, 90 225. .Q6O total for October GSOO, ,OOO
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cgs.a;esaxaa EsxezcEA
Z AOSSS5kA Aseyd fSr Vsia.AllAA'l

81 I aQ0sf6k Eosd Tor 36i9.s ~
aEaa ssns IN sSsss Sssee saiED
lend the saPae sthat improved ~, Mr:
from ons aoSe Of which have afready Rsther-
she1edRn to psqss s9 visit.
ing the city during the Feir-it is but ten mi
nutss walk from tho Fair Grounds. In order
to put it within the roach 81 an, will deliver
at
half the price asked for Dickson's. My Cotton
was FREQ from rust, and the Seed carefully
saved; and will guarantee that it will mako
two bales per aero on good land and with pro-
per cultivation, manure, &c.
have also some Seed or new variety
'tho Peeler"-which is a much finer Cotton,
and equally as prolific az the other will sell
some of it also ut $500 per bushel.
Nov IL J. NJ. CRAWFORD.
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lRiTS5
Ieere9e,; TSyTIsr9'-n' TSyTIsr! I'asI

y PAAaf5 Nas4tBbe edru Rolhnigexpect-
ed hefe sAaG IL il xapprted he will 'bs ar
rested ON touching French territory.
q The eteamer Pereire arrived at Brest To-day,
making tho shortest trip on record-S} days.
z IMADarD, November 11.--Duloe writes that
the. Goyernmept Is exposing iptrignes with the
Duke Montrensier, and warns the Government
that the ppiopists win fight Il Montpensier is
: ydefesteds ii Advicest fron Lisbon indicate that
Maderedes. who fed from Spain, is buying
arms and preparing 0 for nm insurreotion.
Eighty-three deputies are pledged to tho Duke
Of Genoa. O,t u ~ ~,
81. PErEnsBgna, Noyembor 1.-THE cholera
HASANA, November 11.-An official account
OF the battle recently fought in the South
eastern Department states that 180 insurgents
were killed and many prisoners captured.
Among the killed, were two of Jordan's staff
officers, Harry oleMny and Quartcrmaster W.
Cranstadt. The insurgents rctreated North
ward.
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Groceries, Wines. Liquors, &c.

NAoSSAANot SsAhSos VIZ
80, TIES, BACON, Clear r. Ribbed -
EzSsa20. Sides and Shoulders. A choice q 81
article Canvassed HAMS. Family Lard, ezEA11I
in barrels, kegs. lbs, and 10 h. packages.
CHOICE Family Flour, in bbls and bags. with
full assortment of other grades. Liverpool
Salt. in sacks. Mackerel-Nos. 1, 2 and s, in
bbls, halves, quarters and kits. SUGAR and
COFFEE, Of all grades. TEAS, of all grades.
Molasses-- -Muscovado. New Orleans and Sugar
House Syrup. Tobacco and Segars. Soap; Cam
dies, in boxes and half boxee; Cheese, Crack
ers, Pickles, Can Fruit, Spiced Oysters, Sal
mon, in cans and glass. Liquors Choice Old
Cabinet. Monongahela. Rye and Corn Whis-
key, and variety of other fine brands.
WOODEN WARE, Nests Iron and Brass
Bound Tubs, Pals, Churns, Buckets and Cans,
Nails, of all sizes, Shot OF all numbers, Cast
ing. Pots, Ovens, Spiders. Skllets and Frying
Pans, OF all sizes.
All the above named with many other arti-
cles has been recently purchased and selected
with care and will be sold low for cash. Give
us o call. WELLS d CALDWELL,
Noar the s. G. and G.. and C. Railroad Depot.
next door to National Hotel. Oct 1G
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INSURE Your DWELLINGS in the ETNA
IL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, of Hart
ford. Tho strongest Fire Insurance Company
In America. Incorporated in 1919. Charter
perpetual. Cash capital and assets, So, SOC. 900.
Agency first established in Columbia in 1889
The Etna has earned q high reputation
throughout the State by its honorable and
fair adjustment, and prompt payment, OF all
claims for losses. No case of litigation with
any claimant has ever occurred in the state.
The undersigned has represented the Etna
in Columbia for the last twenty years. Rates
reasonable. GEORGE HUGGINS
General Agent for the upper Counties of the
State of South Carolina. Office in rear of
Messrs. Dnf1ie & Chapman's, under the Co.
mbia Hotel, Columbi s. c.. Nov Imo
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\ CASE Beautiful POPLINS, at SIC.
Il, do do DeLaines. at 25c.
Large lot Worsted Shawls, 81. 90 to $1,000.
Dress Silks, at very low prices,
Ladies' Cotton Hose, good quality, at 12lc.
Red and White Flannels, 25c and upwards.
Ladies' Linen Collars, at 10c. and upwards,
Linen Diaper, at 50 SO per piece;
Linen Damask, at go, rs and 81 100 per yard,
Extra Quality Ladies' English Hose. at SOC
20, 25c. to $500,
Mems Half Hoso. 12, 20, 25, 35, 5Oc.
Ladies' Hats, 20, %, soc.
Good article Jeans, at 33t, SOC.
Extensive stock of Cassimeres, for Mems
and Bovs' wear, at reduced prices,
Another Invoice OF those beautiful drab CO.
verings, at low rates.
The attention of the ladies is specially called
to our unusually large assortment of Dress
trimmings, of the latest styles, and superb
Sash Ribbons and Sashes
Nova CF JACKSON
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NEW STORE! NEW GOODs!!

Sssfffis IN store, and to arrive, 1O0,z,
as5 " ,Esacks Liverpool SALT, 500 bar . A
NsstSd5res FLOUR, various brands; <4sa@s
500 bushels Corn, SO barrels Whiskcy, ~ cases
Champagne, Brandy, Rum, Gin and Wine;
English Ale and Porter, so boxes Chewing To-
bacco, 275 pounds Smoking Tobacco, 20. 600
Buckets, Brooms, Soap, Sugar Cured Break.
fast Strips, Dry Sailed Sides, Butter, Cheese,
Pickles, by tho Dozen and Jars; Fresh Cove
Oysters, Wrapping Paper, and everything
generally found in first class grocery; and
many other articles too numerous to- mcnti0n:
have, for tho accommodation of my custom
crs, largo Wagon Yard and House for them
to sleep III. Also, large store Room for the
storage OF cotton and other produco.
II. ALLEN,
Nov9 . At Brycc's Old Stand
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Eureka,

Eureka.
N r. LEAKS PREMIUM TOBACCO-in
lIe different styles, including the EXTRA
TWIST, 30 we'll known.
Morris & Sons DURHAM SMOKING TO-
BACCO-considercd the best. For sale in any
quantity, by E. STENHOUSE.
OCT Is limo
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Legler Bros Lager Beer Brewery,
HA A u URG, s. c.,
HAVE now ready and for sale, as good La
H GER BEER as can be imported from Mil
waukee, Cincinnati, or any other place.
Orders received at the Columbia Hotel BAR
ROOM. Nov limo
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To the Public.

&c the Public.
o. HAVING just return ed from the North.
"A with NEW STOCK OF SUPERIOR
@GOODS, for the custom trade, I am pre-
-u4.pared to fill orders at short notice and
in the very latest styles. A better stock, In
my line, has never been brought to this city,
and having several competent workmen,
guarantee satisfaction to all. Give me call.
= Sept 18 @. d. EBERHARDT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-24
Gov. Sent,

TUE Huntington West Tennessee
an Stokes organ) stated on the 18th
inst, that il was satisfied the time
had come when its party should
liberalisc itself upon the franchise
question. That party nominated
Col. | j. Roach for. ''floater" from
Carroll, Gibson, Madison and Henry,
knowing that he favored the i'm
mediate restoration Of the ballot to
the disfranchised. After Col. Roach
became satisfied from the course Of
Stokes himself that his party would
not thus liberalize itself, he aband-
oned Stokes and espoused Senter.
The West Tennesseean thereupon
denounced him and dropped his
name from its list of candidates,
but claimed TO be actuated by what
it protested to regard as "his sale OF
himself for the paltry consideration
of an election as floater." But it
found no faultwith Col. Roach until
he left the Stokes party because it
would not 'liberalise ITSELF on he
franchise question, and then it madc
war upon him by insinuating thai
he had sold himself. This is il:
position, and its bad temper anC
worse manners will not improve Tx
matter.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-24
HsaTSlRaI'S sale.

Dl VIRTUE OF A WRIT VEN. EXPONAS
ID q me directed from tho Circuit Court of
the Unrod States for the Middle District of
August, expose at public sale to the highest
bidder for ash. at the Courthouse door in the
city Of Nashville all the right title. claim, in
tCreSt and Csqte which N. w. Taylor and W.
}. Taylor HAVEN and to the following described
piece or parcel Of ground situated in the city Of
Nashville, boundOl as follows. TO wit: Begin
ming . feet from The corner of Cedar and Me
Lemore streets. running up Cedar 40 feet to a
10 the corner lot, thence south to the beginning.
it being part oflot No l57, in the city of Nash
vile, with two brick houses or double tone
ments thereon; for n m0ie particular deScrip-
ton whereof reference is hereby made to deed
recorded in the Registers CGice. of Davidson
county, Tennessee. in book a. pages t5i and
"15. and sold to satisfy an execution in favor Of
I. ". Morton. sale within the hours pre-
scribcd by law. X, GLASCOCE,
~ 4tw. Marshal.