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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-21

TIE GOLDEN WEST Cook Stove is for
sale AT J. Kitzmilier s Sons, Empire Block.
They are sole agents for this new Invention
See their advertisement.
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LARGE Elephant passed through this
place on Monday last, en- route to Philadel-
phia, from Canton, Ohie.- CoLuSDIA (PA)
HERALD. LPRIL l6rH-
We are not aware of any elephant"
starting from Canton, Ohio to Philadel-
phia. What sort Of an elephant was II
Mr. Heraldq How many legsl What
sort of rRUNK9 What kind of tusks, &c. !
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-21

TIE New York Store, in Mathews block,
has lust received tho second spring arrival,
and are now again beautifully supplied with
new, choice and fresh goods. Their stock
of fine French goods Is not surpassed any
where. and Mr.. Daughaday, who has spec.
ial charge of that department, has been
long engaged in that trade in the east. La
dies are specially invited to call and see
their charming styles and cheap goods
Our old friendA A. r Miller continues to do
the agreeable in this establishment.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-21

CADWELL, the old reliable oplciAn and
spectacle man" is now at the st. Cloud
Hotel. His spectacles have been IN use by
many of our citizens for years, and have,
we understand, given great satisfaction
ThAaa desiring superior spectacles, selected
and adjusted by one who devotes bis entire
attention to that business, should not miss
this opportunity. Owing to other appoint
ments, his stay is limited to this week No
agents or pedlers sell 'fCadweIrs Spec
~acles." s-
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No ExCEPTIoNs-Can possibly be taken
to the use and miraculous effects Of "Bar-
rett's Celebrated Hair Restorative. ~ 1t
satisfies everybody.
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DE- GLEAsoS Lectures to night and on
Friday evening for gentlemen only. On
Thursday andS Saturday evenings for ladies
only. -7tI
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E~vKRVsoDV Is rushing to see the Golden
West cook stove, on exhibition at ]. KiIz-
miller & Sons, Empire Block, Canton.
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H 5 BEIDES's real estate agency has
been doing a large amount of business this
spring.
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DoS'r buy wall paper until you have ex
AHMED the immense new stock Just receiY.
ed Al John McGregor's Book Store, Canton
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TWELVE HUSDRRBD DOLLARS AND ALL Ex-
PENsEs PAIp Sec advertisement of Amer
lean Shuttle Sewing Machine. ; 1yfeb'59
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ORDERs for Lightning RJdS Roohingand
Spouting should be left early at J Kitz-
miller q Sons, Empire Block, Canton o.
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1Or-al
81.

srixSOD styles of Ladies Hats, very low
at Ask, Baird & Cos.
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TzXr Soda Fountain at 0berly's is in full
play. II Is most delicious. Just tTy II.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-21

THOsE fine gin papers at John Mcereg
Ors arc worth looking at
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GqSG kses. styles Of Bird Cages Toilet
Ware. Chamber and Bathing Furniture,
very 6heaP, atJ. Ktzmiler j Sons, En-
pire Block, Canton
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JAcoB MuLER's Boot and Shoe store Is
removed TO the Bowen room, opposlle
Democrat Office. See advertisement 81
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TsuSks, another large supply just receiv.
ed at Ask, Baird s. Cos.
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Wall PAPER 10, 600 rolls Just received
At John McGregOF's, and cold very low.
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. CANTON, OHIO.

|
HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
IL agents tor the world-renowned
GEHLE's PIANOS, We are now prepared to
fill all orders promptly. The superiority
of the above named Piano has been at
tested by the most eminent musicians
throughout the United States. Twenty
seven gold medals have already been
awarded the GkHLK's Pianos. Every IN
strument warranted for i've years. We
would also draw particular attentiont to the
Patent Agraffe improvement, through
which the treble of the Gehle NAnos has
been rendered indispensable for strength
and bell like clearness of Tone, and all
who have seen and heard them, pronounce
it the best and most valuable improvement
of the age. it cannot be found in any. 9TH
er PianO.
We are also agents for the celebrated
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-21

Mas. RNwIE has a good room for rent,
See advertisement
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THIS MEDICAL COMPOUND
or Bitters is especially recOmmenn-
ed for its ditect and salutary effect OnIhe
heart, liver, kI,ia-ys and bowels. 1t is
q sure cure 1sr nausea, crUateS an appe-
lite, ann Is a powerful aid to digestion.
II cures rheumatism, dyspepsia, bowel
complaints, dysenIery, chills, and fe-
3Yers OF all kinds, depression of spiritsS
ann fainting, ann will eounteract~ the
effect of liquors In = few minutes, =
The Ordinsry lose fnr adults is a wine
glass fail, and for children in p
ton. T. For fever and ague, take three
wine-glasses full a day, and one just be-
fore going 10 bed but of course, the
amount and times for deses Will vary
with the persons t~rSaten, and is a matter
to be definitely settled only by expert
cnce with the patient.
FEBRUARY II, 1859.
Mr.. RGubert-Dear Sir: I have used
your German Bitters and huu them to
be eli they are recommended to be. 1
found n bottle to afford me considers
bic relief. I cannot do very we'll with
out them under my state OF health
Respectfully yours,
PHILIP BUCHART,
Plain Township, Stark county, o,
FEBRUARY 1s. 1869.
Mr.. HGu6ert-Sir: 1 have been for the
last three months AFFLICTED with indiges-
ton for which I had the services of sew
seralphystcians Salso tried various rem-
edies without avail I tried your Ger
man Bitters, and found mvself entirely
cured. I took three doses in one hour
and 1t cured my whole systems 1 can
recommend it as a cure for any disease,
Respectfully yours,
-s- HENRY SNYDER, "a
Plain Township, stark county, o.
FEBRUARY 8, 1853.
Mr. Gu6eTE-Dear Sir: I have beer
afflicted with bowsl complaint. I have
tried many remedies without effect, but
by using q bottle German Bitters, il
quite restored me 10 health.
Yours, truly, ELIZA HEN,
Osnaburg Township, Stark CO., o
-1t7@ JANUARY Is, 1859.
s Ms .RdE6ert-Dear Sir; Your German
Buffers cured my children of tina bat
Mains in the stomach. and cured mVSel
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GHERIFF SALE,

GHERIFF SALE,
! Rrinker &c Chambers VS.. Levi Hill ct
1rzT Ak, ct al. Fsfaf M
By virtue of an alias order to sell, is
sued from the Court OF Common Pleas,
ofStark County, Ohio and TO me direct
| an the door of the Court Hou-e Charters
Block) in the city of Canton, on
Saturday 18th dag Of Ndy, 1869,
The following described Real Estate
situate in said county of Stark, anc
| State of Ohio, to-wit: Town Lot, mum
Dor fourteen, in The old village OF FREE
dom now Alliance.
Sale to commence at i o'clock P, NJ
Terms, cash.
.6 apriI4 r, A. DUNBAR, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-21

- WALL PAPER,-A large assortment
at John McGregor's Book Store. see
advertisement.
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DEATHS.

STERNBERG-In Elkhart, Ind, on the
18th nit, of consumption, Mrs. ALBANIA,
widow of j. C. S~ternberg, decd, formerly
of Canton, Ohio, aged 80 yrs. 2 mos. 4 days.
FREASE-At his residence, in Wilmot,
on the 9Th inst, John Frease, aged So years.
Mr.. Frease was one of the old residents
of this county, and was ever a good citizen
and an honest man. He was the father of
Judge Frease. of our city.
BUSH-In this city, on the 25th ult.,
of whooping cough, Minnie, daughter of Da.
vid w. and Maggie J. Bush, aged IL mos
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-21

PRANG's American Chyomos are fac smile
reproductions of exquisite oil paintings, so
admirably executed as to render it impossi-
BILE for any one but experts to detect the
difference between them. Ask for them at
the Art Stores. EEw a.
Prang's "Chromo Journal contains .
complete descriptive catalogue of our Chro-
mos, with special information about the art.
Specimen copies of the Journal sent to any
address on receipt of stamp.
L. PRANG s. Co., Boston.
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DAxNrn's BED Rock RACK AND SHELF.

BED ROOM RACK AND SHELF
banners Patent Bed Room Rack and Shelf
combined, is one of the most convenient ar.
rangements we know Of. The shelf may
answer as a clock shelf, and the four or
Eve arms, each two feet long, can remain
ha lging down. and thus Oe ont of the way.
or they can b extended for service. Each
am has a hook on the upper end, so that
when the arms are down the hooks are set
for service, Under ths shelf is a match
safe. which Is also a fine convenience We
learn Mr. Banner Is manufacturing so per
day, and they are disposed of readily. Ev-
cry room in the house should be provided
with this most useful arrangement. Mr..
Banner wants agents to soil Aese racks.
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NEoErtEs Of The latest patterns Hf AK
baird Z Goa
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EEIsooFAI SERvIoE-Every Sabbath, in
HArterS Han, 1t 1o3 o'clock A. NJ and q
ID n
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ofl+coth Window Shades at John
McGregor's, cheap.
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SS-MAK

young and old, large and small, made 10
order and kept constantly on hand for
sale by the dozen or single.
! have also the sole agency of Stark
aud OolumbIana counties for the sale Of
Moves new system OF Cutting Dress es,
Goats, Pants, Vests and Shirts. Instruc-
lions given on sale Of models.
Thankful for past %tavors, I hope and
EXPECT a continuance OF the anne. Do
not fail to call and bring your friends.
You will bs co~urteouSly received, and
effort will he made to satisfy and please.
B@rEast Tuscarawas street, Opposite
American Hotel. .aE
MRS. J. B. CUFF.
mar3lm3 Af
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h-DM1N1sTrRAroR,s NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has oeen duly appointed ana
oualifed as administration Of estate
Lewis Smith, late of Stark county. o.,
deceased. All pefsons holding clGims
against the estate will presant them for
ssttlemsnt. LEWIS SMITH,
apffWA4 - AaAFs
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FERRUAax q, 1869.
Ar. Haabert-Dear Sir : I suffered for
one year from d~yspepsis, with = sense
of pain after eating, I took medical adj
vice, vet I founn no relief until l tried
your German Patent Bitters. which ac-
ted like magic upon my system, and 1
have not had any return OF the, com
plant since.
Respectfully,
J. c. PLUNRARD.
Having thus fully described u Bit
ters, we wish it understood that, altho'
we have given what we consider to be
the proportions for the several ingredt-
ents used in dreparing our Compound,
as well as the best mode ofpreparlng the
same, we reserve b e-ight TO vary some-
what there from, as experience may
show to. be necessary, as: What W.
claim as our invention and desire TO Sc
cure by letters patent, is-the medical
compound herein described prepared
from the ingredients, and in the maune,
substantially as herein described.
Prepared by
JOHN HAUBERT,
mar3lm3 Canton, Ohio
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-21

AEyIxk Co0STE--H D. Jackson the
fellow who lately made q sensation IN Sc
vile, by engaging himself 70 ayoung lady,
and being confronted by his deserted wife
Just before the wedding day, turns out to
have been in that business before. Some
time since he was at Bushnell, HI, where
he played the Seville game or a Miss Smith,
and got her to go TO Cleveland, where ne
deserted her after she had spent all her
money. -ENTERPRIsE.
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JANUARY Is, 1859.

ny. RGu6ert-Dsar Sir: Your German
Buffers cured my children of tina bad
pains in the stomach. and cured myself
of ~dysentery and bowel compliant.
Very respectfully, yours,
CHRISTIAN ZEITAR.b
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-21

THR following, from BIr. w. S. Living
ston. formerly Presbyterian Pastor at Dun
cans Falls, is another. testimony OF the
magical power of Clark's Anti Bilious Com
pond has over diseases of the Stomach and
Liver /:
EAST CLEVELAND, March 90, 1859.
lfeSsrs. Il. @. & c. 8. Clark: e
GRSrLESMEN-I take pleasure in recon-
mending your Anil Bilious Compound for
arrangement of the Liver and Stomach. !
have been much troubled for two years or
more with Rheumatism and disordered state
of the Liver. = JgLrIg ....
My symptoms were headache, droWsl
/ ness, bad taste in my mouth, with burning
/ tongue, poor appetite, nervousness, starting
at any sudden noise, loss of sleep, pain II
side. back and shoulders.
have used but two bottles of your com
mound. and never felt better in my life thai
AT the present time, and many persons tel
me they never saw such a change for thi
better as there is in me-
HOping. for the sake of suffering hu
manity, that you Will extend the sale O
your medicines, / remain ~
Yours respectfully,
q a1- w. s. LIVINGSTON.
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--LATEST styles of Gents Hats just received
at ASK, Baird s. Cos
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CITYTTEMs

Mzs and BoyssCAps Of all styles at Ask,
Baird & Cos
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HII REV. ]. @. LIvERFY,
Off Officiating.
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1. P. MnUER-Our old friend and cloth
ing man, Mr.. |. P. Miller, has just return
ed from the east with q full supply IN his
line for the spring trade. Mr. Miller al
ways selects with care and good taste. His
assortment of Gents wear is-of the best
character and choice description. AS to
his "hts, :" they are unsurpassed, for be Is
assisted in that department by Mr. Nieho.
las Bour, well known to our community
Mr.. MilIer's advertisement will appear mex
week. In the meantime he invites calls in
his new and etegau, quarters in Eagle Block
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-21
NEW MILLINERY
1ci.la AND FANCY GOODS

| of the latest styles. and invites all 10
| call and see her beautiful Jew stock.
MISS EAKIN, whose exquisite taste
in trimming and ornamenting Bonnets
and Hats is well~known. will continue
in thai department and We are deter
miued not to be 'Outdone in quality.
style and cheapness by any one in the
city. In short, we intend to keep a first
| class establish ment.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-21

Odd Fellows, Hall, Canton o. April
10th 1869, Mannheim Lodge 40S.
I, o. o. +,
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MILLINERY
New GOOdS ! l.lae
Spring Styles! s1E
slE Low Prices

MRS. CLUFF
IJEREB Y RETURNS HER
LII thanks to her many friends for past
favors and begs to MORN them that she
is now IN receipt Of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-15
Election Thursday, ian. 8, 1870.

Ist Hrdrd-No7-th End Of Nam Yard.
Deputy CommissiOner. MAI Miller; Judges,
James 4. NeWsoIn, j. u. Randall and J. j.
Powers; Clerks, W. ]. Mckeon, lr., and b. =
Atwood.
2d Ward-W. IT. C6ase's Feed Store, Pop
Tar street
Deputy Commissioner. " J. Chase; Judges
W. n. Bridges r. W Ligh burne and Charlie
smith Clerks, ThOs. Fox and X Edgingt0n-
3d Ward-'Sqlare Kieraaa's Office, on Id
ans street.
Deputy Com missioner, T. =. Adams: Judges.
A. Woodward, W. J. MeKeOn and DR.. Il. r.
Goodyear; Clerks, Thomas Garvey and W. W.
Gilbert.
an WIdrd-N0. 55 -HGdison street.
Deputy Commissioner, q. ". Lincoln
Judges. A. T. Lacey. p n. stanley and W. b.
Greenlaw; Clerks, Daniel kirwin and A.
Holding.
5th Ward-Roop1 26, Circuit Courthouse.
Deputy COMMISSIONS. r. j. BOughuer.
Judges, Owen smith, Theodore Hoist and D.
B. Mallory; Clerks, J. NJ. Coleman and Mich
ael Magevney, ir.
6th WGrd- Wdldr0n Block. Nun street.
Deputy Commissioner, ". A. Nelson
Judges. II. p. Childs, T. 3. Norment and q. b.
Church; Clerks, Samuel Moore, jr., and ". II.
Clark.
tn Wdrd-COrHeT Linden and Cdusey SIS.
Deputy Commissioner, O. &. Jones; Judges
W. l.. stewart. ThOs. II. LOgwOod and John
Loague; clerks. +. fOster and WI Nandyke.
sth Farcl-CoIorea Church on QWiabV 81.
Deputy Commissioner. VIM. Tate; Judges,
d. I. Monsarrat, ID. Pante and T. McGeoy ;
Clerks, J. ID. Stewart and Eugene Levi
Oh IYdrd- C0rner Kerr and FIN streets.
Deputy Commissioner. J. d. Danbury
Judges, W. B. Glisson, &. NJ. Wardig and john
Knox; Clerks, j. q. Handwerker and +. c.
Schaper.
l0h FGrd-.A fricn Bdley's Church.
Deputy Comm lssioner, ". r. Boon: Judges,
r. f. Loony, ". e. Ellis and Jas. " William
son; Clerks, Auguste BiZien and John GUM
Ian.
Where there are not suitable places % hold
the election In the places designated the
Deputy Commissioned aud Judges VIII select
one as close rs possible.
JOHN p. 2OUGHNER
Commissioner Of Registration for shelby
County deo
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-15
NanIy SeRtimsfts.

NEW York, December IA Tribune
special from Atlanta. dated 18th, says tnat
Gen Morgan, q leading Democrats mem
Der of the Georgia Legislature, has pub
lished a reioinder to Congressman Tits,
ia which he saws: &" Neither The senate OF
House intended to submit the question OF
eligibility of the cOl0red members to Seats
in the Legislature to the Supreme Court,
and that the present Legislature never
will Tesest negroes, or IL viii II pass the
NNth Amendment. These are settled
facts. For myself I have been q suUnis-
siOnist as long As ! intend to be, and have
gone as far as / intend 20 60 to crafty the
Unhaliowed will and donineering spirit
Of a corrupt Congress"
The Democratic papers very properly
quote the above aS manly sentiments, and
having the ring of true metal. Gen. Nor
gan occupies the seat OF an expelled ne
gro member. The press denounce Gen
Terry az an infamous liar, and advocate
making the Stale too hot 10 hold the
friends Of the dmiuistratiOn. An at
tempt was made to assassiuate ). A. Oar
ren and Peter O'Neill. Republican mem
bers Of the Legislature, in Miiiecgeville
THE people Of the South are every
where learning that nothing has or is tc
be gained by trucking to Congress OF
Rsdicalism. They are waking up to tbs
fact that Congressional reconstruction
means the last degree Of political subser
viency and degradation. The recoil i.
not far distant. " We have all gone a:
far as we intend to go.''-APPEAL.l
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-15
The viii Of the Late Geo. Peabody:

NEW YORK, December 1.-THE Herald 8
special from London, 18Th inst, says the
last viii and testament Of the late Mr.
George Peabody has not vet been passed
for probate at Doctors Commons, in that
city. The contents of this important doc
ument are, however, set forth substan-
tally as follows, viz; The Peatody prop
erty ia England is set down under four
hundred thousand. He bequeaths five
thousand pounds 10 each one of the exec
utors: one hundred and fifty thousand
pounds 80 London charity, payable within
three wears. s4tGT he maE--st in which he
directs. 4 few legacies Of minor amounts
10 individuals have been LEFT, and the
balance remaining 10 be divided, as di-
rected. among His friends in America.
The trustees are bIr. Geo. Peabody Rus
sell and two other nePheWs, who are
made residuary iegatGes, and empowered
TO settle all the affairs connected with the
property in America, which Is estimated
As ranging between 500 900 and sl,OoO,-
gOn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-15
NASHVILLE.
Synopsis of Legislative Proceedings
Yesterday.
SPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.

NASHVILLE, December Il, 1869.
Sendte.-Mr. Cubbins introduced the
following bills:
To incorporate the Marine and Indus
trial Exhibition and Fair Corporation Of
Memphis.
To renew the charter of the Masonic
Temple OF Memphis.
Mr.. Slaughter introduced bill to regu-
late the mode of paying the subscriptions
for the construction of the Mississippi
River Railroad.
House bill defining the duties Of the
Revenue Collector of Obion county,
passed third reading.
ROase.-Mr. Jones presented petition
from the citizens of Shelby county pray
ing for a repeal Of the law chartering GER
tain railroads.
Mr. Hunly, from the special committee
appointed TO consider the Woman's
Rights resolution, submitted a majority
~epsrt recommending the adoption of the
resolution.
hfessrs. Enloe and Warren submitted a
minority report recommending the re-
on motion Of Mr.. King the resolution
was laid on the table-ayes 49, noes IS.
Mr.. Baber offered a resolution express
ing the sense of the Legislature that Hon.
ConnaIlv Z. Trigg is entitled to the thanks
OF the people of Tennessee for his
lmpartalitv. dignity and tirmness mani
tested during his term as United States
District Judge. Adopted unanimously.
Mr.. Jones introduced a bill 70 repeal an
set incorporating the Memphis Abstract
Company.
The balance Of the session was devoted
10 q discussion Of the Cincinnati Southern
Railroad Bill.
Both Houses Of the Legislature visited
Mrs. Polk this afternoon, and we're re-
ceived with that coriiality and dignity
for which that lady is famous.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH.
NASHVILLE, December I4-In the
House to-day the Special Committee
made majority and minority reports, one
for the other against the adoption of a
resolution TO request ths Constitutional
Convention 10 grant the elective fran
cbise to women. Reports and resolution
tabled.
Resolutions complimentary to Judge
Tricg. Of the Federal Court, were adopted
and sent to the Senate, which referred
them 10 the Committee on Federal Rela-
zious.
The Cincinnati Southern Railroad bill
engrossed the attention of the House
from an early hour till adjournment. The
debate will continue tomorrow. 1t was
met. toned by one member in his speech
to-day as an ominous fact that every
lawyer in the House was opposed to the
bil. IT, friends are confident.
Both houses hsd new bills pro ding
for the future management Of the yeni-
tentisry.
The Senate agreed TO the House amend
ment to its common school bill, which
goes into effect Immediately. It adopts
the county system Of taxation, and virtu-
ally puts an end to common schools in
this state.
Both branches of the Legislature called
in a body on Mrs. Polk this afternoon,
and were pleasantly received and enter
laiHed
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ELECTION NOTICE.
On Saturday. January 8, 1870,
FOR SALE.

Two 2-Story Frame Houses on Exchange
i stEeet extended, with rooms each.
An A No. / Building Lot on Alabama street,
near Bull Run, 81 by 100.
10 acres of choice Garden Land, near Chel-
sea Church, on Thomas avenue.
And a good paying Saloon and Fixtures,
centrally located, with the goodwill of the
present proprietor.
All or any Of this property viii be Sad low.
Apply to ldel5l J. Is. PORTER
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Constitutional Convention.

TENHE following named Judges and Clerks
i are hereby appointed 70 open and hold
an election for delegates to the Convention
for the amendment or the Constitution Of the
state Of Tennessee,