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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-19

y. ENDORSEMENT OF TIE PRESS;
The many thousands cured at this establish
ment within The last twenty years, and the nu
by DR.. Johnston, Witnessed by the reporters OF
TIE Sun and many other paper, notices Of which
have appeared again and Again before the public,
besides his standing Is gentleman Of character
and responsibility, 10 sufficient guarantee to the
htiictA1. sfd 'ffEE'I p 1nl IETrH .l.I' IN M
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
mAFlR aT fn mi r'l .-.HHr IL .rt ,I..|
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B4NREe AND yGUERREcY fIRG ALTON.
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JB4NRRe AND gguRRBNcY r;LEeEsIATIoS
! ByitiIel new Currency B1I Itlie Sneed
oftiie west and South tdr banking tfacill
tics will bemet, and bank currency to til
amount Of sevcnty.ninc millions dlstrib
.uted In tiosesectt9hS, gteatly,stinIull ~
business. A long step has also Decl
taken in the direction OF specie paymen
by sautlofiEipgl Tree banking upon p oll
6asist aid ks fun ihTvei tigattondnddH Int
tho great New York gold panic has re
suited In such an exposure as will ttoreyc
prevent a repetition Of that diSgracelll
5fTfs1oH oks66EsrKuctroS.,7 "9A
When Congress met in December, til
States Of Virginia, Mississippi, Texas AM
GeorgiaWere still held under ptllt9r..
.fule, AlI hay6 Jsince4 BEEN hdmitt9ll =
representation, and reclothed with all til
po*eFs II States lin the Union: This,
Is true, has been done somewhat bung
lihglyI but 1t Is accomplished at last
Legislation Inns also been adopted to en-
force The Fifteenth and other amend
mgnts, and insure To all citizens tile cxer
"ciseufs theTight -Uf-suffage qhere-is.
strongly.marked tendency toward grant
ing geRefal amnesty, which, fs ghinin
ground SO rapidly TINT no ono tNd douh
that 1t witlIpEcvail next session I'll
Willingness gmDng members WHO f0lIpps
land drahts ITO pass tie ISohthern Pdclii
Railroad bill, and thus give the Sout
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-19

reaect that sound mind and body are the moot
ness. Indeed, without these tho Journey through
lilo becomes weary pilgrimage; the prospect
hourly dArkens to the ViGW, tho mind becomes
shaaOwed with despair and Hlled with the mel,
ancholy raacctton that tho happiness Of another
becomes blRhted with our own :I Mt. "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-19
Observation-Disclosures NOVICE

TAhEPART1CULARNQ NOTICE.
DR.. ]. Addtpsses all those who have Injured
themselves by improper indulgence and solitary
habits; which ruin both body and mind, uniting
them .iorelther business, study, society or mar.
rIaRe, z,gg. ~.
These Ate some OF The sad and melancholy 81.
tects produced by early habits OF youth, Wig
Weakness fthe Back and Limbs, Pains In tic
Head Dimness Of Sight, Loss OF Muscular Power,
Pa1ptatlon Of tho Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous II.
Fitabillty, Derangement Of tho Digestive Fln0.
lions, General Debility, Symptoms Of Co1Sump.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-19

Thousands Of pCrSons Of all ayes can now Judge
what ~ tho cause OF their declining health, losing
emaclatod, having q singular appearance about
the eyes, Cough, and Symptoms Of Consumption.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-19

Who have injured themselves by'a certain prac.
uce, INDUCED In when alone, habit frequently
learned from evil companions, or Ut school, the
effects OF which are nightly fclt even, when
asleep, and, not cured, TendOrs marriage imp0s.i
BiblS, and destroys botlifmtnd and body, should
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-19

Married Persons, Of Young Men contemplating
marriage, being aware OF Physical Weakness,
oERaMc DEBILITY DBformltieB, speedily cured, :,
Nc VINO PLACES himself under the cGro OF Dr., ].
may EeligtouSly eOnade In his honor IS gentle.
H5cIsIA pp eOnnueapy rely upon his skill as ply.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-29
Sic Nrieffer Ser 0i1jeie Sn:
buQue, o5ptpa,

oaben itren @lautenssenp0en Elm erbe<
tentes Beiipiel treuer Mnbdn9ltdfeit
AT ben 81. @ater> inrem i1e bemielben
cine Ncrel1e, besleitet BON elmer III oie<
itr 3eit Der Nutb teluncers 1ddbtaren
Bei9abs, i%iterlaneten: Die Ncre0e
lautet:
5eiltsfer Gater!
Die auBerprbentlide Greuoe wel9e
teuli6 uniere 9er;en rpe9en Der Ser
tantt9uns pe5 unfeblbaren e%ebrauteS
beS r6miiden Yarite5 erfdQte, 1T tn
Trauer Serpaneelt tpproen. Die Sim
ferntb 1T jebt CUR Ma@t selanst uno
man peratmmt alei9iam wieoer bic
Stimue bee ant &reuse bdn9enben ST.
lSlers> neil AUDI Du> Der SteQnertreter
be6elben 6eilanbes unb beien 9etreueS
Gtenbilp, ais Elm Mann BON S9mer<
gen. NIT tbm ausrufen fannf Mein
@ptt ! u,ein @ptt! tparunt baf Du
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-29
OeutiblastbS um9efaltuu9.

9n Munhcn baben t%efanntli1 in
juu9lter Belt misocrbplt Gpnfsren;en
ceutlder Miniitsr ftatt9efunreu> tereu
0easntano 1eutiblancs pplitilde
Neusefaltun9 war. lleter bic &sIulz
tate eerlelten liae eins9teibe rrnv6altz
wabrbsiten" TN llmIauf wie ras Bers
liner Organ Der remptratii1ea Yartei,
Die ~@plts;t9." fib auecridt. Mit
unverrrpdsnerS ebarrlidteit batten ma
tipnalz liberale Sr9ane l4pn felt @pz
den Die 9tadri9t rertreitet, tae bic
ceutl9e Ginbeit nit Nielenl9ritteu III
rer goQenpun9 entsesenei!e, welde ii9
ouf 0runo bes Nrtifel5 70 rer Norez
ceutlben SunossYerfa0uns it Der eins
fadl teu Weile ppn her Welt splsteben
wirte. Der Artifel 70 eitt nun all
lerriuas bic Uorm ait, ME i'm Yunoe
gu serfabren 1T, uenn Gin (uroeutider
Staat ieinen Gintrittt terperfteui9en
nil. IS geb6rt eo3u lit formeuer6in<
iiht nibt6 weitsr alS cine gereintaz
ruu9 Der be%trefencen &e9ierunsen UNI
ter ltd, ra5 Ginscrnebmen Ger 1lc<
reutIhen Ne9ierunsen NIT ibren relp.
8ammeyn uno enpli9 ne 3ufimmune
res Nprpceutlden Nei&ataae5 gu rem
9an;en arrangement. Iie 0ereinbaz
rung Qber bic materieIen Becinsunsen
ces Gintritts> wprauf es at erlterSteu
anfpmmett mirp, 1T Ter 8unceS< Com
petens tnceb soufdnoi9 eatsu9en. @o
wett S@lu6e aus cen lpdrli9en pffiei>
5len Mnceutun9en tere@ti9t inr, 1T
auf Der Mln9ener GonferenH me!9e
Iter cas- Stapium pertraultder Sor<
belpreduueen nidt aecieben it, cine
Ginisun9 fiber jene 8etinsunsen nidt
er;ielt porren, ia einerieitS 0raf 8isz
mard fid weni9 9eneist ;siet, III me-
lentlide Mobtfcatipnen rer Nproeeutz
laen 8unresperfaiung, feine6 eisenz
fen @erfes, ;u miQi9en, uno ancerieits
10 viel jscenfalls fiber 1T, raB 8aiern
rie gerfa6urs Res Norcceuti9nnB BUM
hes niat als ben Rabmeu zines neuen
DeutI9cn 8unees anerfennt. Bat
ern bat in cieism &rtese cine lplde
&raft entwifelt unb naeur9 anSelbf<
bewuetlein IL sewpnnen, raB tbm bon
preueen cine bepcpuste Steuun9 III
Ger &etbe Ter eeutiAn 8unpcsfaaten
nt6t ~serneisert wereen tann. Mter
elem racurd Miro aud BE umbileuns
Oeutldlanes ;u einem 8unresfaat
auf 0runelase Ter Nprceeutlden8 unz
p%esse1fa0un9 perbtnrert uno pas aaz
tipnalzliberale Sccal iber 8pro 9ercr<
fen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-29
W. SsDfM ult1efff Slcfftit
A0emtem bcbem mir bereitS ei,,c
Mniabl ,,e,1er Nrdn,ien nebff
8rief 5u9eiDi6t.
@aribalti in TranfreiD.

Der 9efdbrli6fe Teino Get fran;5lz
fden &spublif 1T auf ten Rampfplab
eetreten: 0aribalot, ter Ge telddseu,
retter1 riu. Sdpn bel ibrer @eburt
bate bic arn,e &eputlif Trantrei@s
NIT tem a%u9emeinen Mietrauen ~
tdmpfen ; nod ,ur Stunbe 1T fe nidt
fiber, pb las fraasSflde @plf IN 1einer
Mebrbeit ibr gu @epater fsben wiro
cher ni@t. &esplutipndre Mai1en aus
9rpBen Staoten, 100 ft9 bieleS Clement
anbduft baben ben parilerrt 3ueejubelt
ais rie1e bic &epublif ausriefen babel
tlieb IS aber; in ibrer @iese 1T fe
idpn seldbmt. Sbre Yetrons 1elbF
finb unei18, fte sitben BON Statt 3u
Staet, spn Yart8 na9 Spurs, Don
Ipurs nab 8proeaur, lterau ben
Teinb auf bet Terlen. Die 0eiflid<
feit, welde ben er6bten GinRub auf
baS Golf bat, nimnt cine ;uridbalz
tenbe SteQun9 Elm unb NIT tbr bic
9rpse MebBabl Der beiiBenben &lahen.
Der @runb bteies @erbaltenS lte9t auf
Der 9anb: eS fnb Die @9redensta9e
ber @eunstserS SABRE uab BON 1848> al,
bic man ft9 errtnnert. NueS flebt In
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-29

serorrea. go 1T jener Sca9im Na>
polepn pepolt, Ter fit bic 8erni9tune
rer Gmisen Stact ftiramte? Ct lit ~
Ni@te ee,porren> pie AUDI bic peria>
nos. bic N;e9bps. bic 8eQassts, unp
bic Bcreuas: Nue nod Dor tur;em be-
rI9tigte Mlnner unp jebt at Ni9te
9c1na9t renn ltc Molten Som serz
ldlin9eu.
Dieie &eibs rcn 5batlaGeu> rur
aus eem Nltertbum urp aus Der Sebtz
;eit 9capmmen ater aue u~nleuobar
unc un;weifelbaft, werten rem 0rafen
pon;a Re Gan Martino in feiner 3uz
rid9s;cse1beit SuDruneru 9itist lterz
antlrprtst ais Bstradtun9sfoH. Der
Nnt!id ciejer Youeuceten Tacta miro
inn lsidt sei9su, melde Seits 1stne5
Dtlemma5 caran ii, wabrf6einl'1 cine
reue SbatIa9e ter 0e(9ibte ,u perz
zen unp neldes Neiultat feline Sen<
rung na9 &cm alien Anlbcin mad
baben mire.
Der edrsiter pieles intere6anten
Nrtitels bdtte 9einrtd ". mod BIN
;ufu9en Ipueu> eer rretmal Som beloz
serte, ben G%;e9enpapt Clemens III.
initaQirte uno Ter ieltit cine turse 3eit
i'm Capitol resterte, rer aber tann be-
lie9t uno gu Nidte 9emadt ,puree BON
cem Normanen Gobert @uiscarc, ter
ben re@tmd6iAen papf ben III, 0re9or
VII. ant ras Sabr 1884, in feline
NeGte ipieter einlebte. A. r.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-29
9ie Giienbabnt,t Ser Sereini8:
ten Gtaafet1.

2aut ftatiniaer 3ulammeniteuun9
tparen teim Nbl9lu6 pe6 pori9en Sab
res 47,254 Mei;enS @ienenpese inner
balb res l1nionasebtste5 in Betrieb-
5000 Meilen mebr ais i'm Gprlabr*
Die 8abnmeile als @ertbrepra(entatt
Spn $4,000 Dollars 9ere9net tteQen
oieie 5000 Meilen cine 3unabuae bes
int 2anbe an9ele9tea Capitals non 225
Miuicnen bar. DAP pas Nu5lanb IN
oie1er Gapitalanla9s cine peientli@e
Beiiteuer e~eletfet bat 1T cine ebenip er<
freuli9e ME unbesweifelbare Gbatia@e
aber AUDI bieien Grflarun9s9runb in
ppue 8erddfdtisung 9espsen, bleibte s
immerbin merfmarrtG eab 9erus @elb
yprbanpe1 tpar, uu1 in etnemS abe cine
70 enorn1e Sumue in cine ein3t9e Mrt
BON lnteraebmun9en 9efedt gu ieben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-29
(Gtn9elanbt. t.
Gptit r1nb Stalie,,.
Gin t.
rei9er Nrt{fel.

rei@er Nrtttel.
Die "Unita Cattolica' BON Turi1,
welde tur6 bos literale @opernsment
%iulpencirt morren tpar, neil 0e te0en
uu9eredte uno latriIesilae pldne, cen
III. Stubl a%n;u9reifen, miebiQi9t batte,
erl1ien wieteruu, am is. lit tiefe
Grauer sebiiut. Sn einem Nrtifel uoie
Mtlorpticn &ums" ia9t Ie eab Der
0raf pon;a be Gan Martinp> ebe ct
an BE 0eltaee Ter Giter etna, um
jene Mil'on ausjuridteu, tie (mte bic
llnita la9t) in Ter Gwi9teit t6wer auf
lei1er Seele lafen Miro i'm talent
lAeuS euats folsenees 9elprcden SIS
gibt cine @uuce, lie fcytwdtrenb in
Gem Gersen berNatipn blutet, i'd meme
Die r5mtlbe Graee, ;u tteler lenfte td
ete Mufmerflamfeit res senates an,
Gree tf6 Sabre5 1860, uno ermar<
tste cine Gntl9eiruns tn Ter Sade.
Der Sag miro fcmmen, uuo sieusibt
TT er ni9t mebr ferr, an weldem entz
trster Stalien @om serldlin9e1 mirr,
pber an rpeldem Npm Stalien annibiz
liren Cpernidten) pirr." Die unita
in ibren 8emerfunsen ~ tisler Neoe,
frd9t: &pelde BON bielen srei N~lternati<
pe,1 mirb realiiirt wercsn? Das Diz
lemu1a ftebt unbeu9lam ia: gntwerer
Miro Som Yeri6lun9en pcer Stalien
pernidtet. WaS miro ta6 eisentli9e
Gnee lein @tro &pm seridlunse1
tpsrben? peer tperoen sielmebr Sene III
Ni6te eemadt wercen, bic bis1e5 Ser
i@lin9en befIrwprten? 8ir wpuen
ni6t con Der @e9entrart ipreden
fonbert eirea Slid auf bic Ser
9an9enbeit psrfen. Da tperoen mir
fnben, bab bic, wel6e &om reri9ltnz
gen tpputen, 9etpib gu Ni@te 9ema9t
murten.
@ir fncen ba einen Greseentius>
ant Gnbe bes 10. SabrbunbertS, ct
reoQte &om perf@ltn9en A. D. 1913.
C@ibbon fa9t ct tpar Der BrutuS ber
&epublif.) @as ber Gage zines Inter
sebenen uno @erbannten erbub er fi@
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-29
Oie
meme qramte
far sen pterteu Saprsato tes "Wansersr"
TT einestrpden. Gs Il!
Oa5 2eben ser
aller(flig|teu 9nugfrau
@ar1@
unb BE
2eioens9ei9i9te Seiu.
2eioena9ei9i9te Seiu.

NaD ben Sfenbarunsen ter eottieli>
gen Mnna &atbartna Gmmerid, aufs
se3eidnet spn ben be1ibmten GArift>
fsaer Clemens 8rsntano un6 bear
bsitst fir tos Gclf rpn @tmrn 8udielrer.
Mit einem Ette.furfer.
Cine %tefpntere Gmpfe9lun9 ttsles Sudes
on aatboliten'trdre iterfIl!9. Ser 0es
senfanb at fA, frwie bic bamtt In @erbins
buns febenbea %srf6aliAteitea bic Nusu<
finer Npnre tes &lpFers Msnetenters gu
Ddlmen, &atbartna GnmertA, pel@e
tara itre getatsen Sfenbarunsen bic Be-
numbering Der 3eits'np7en crrest bat unb
am 9. Tebruar 1924 I'M &ufe ber 0pttielis>
Felt seforben 1T; ferner bic &amen Der Bet
ben beritmten gerfaFsr Srentaac uuo8 sud-
felner, beren Guf ais S@rtitFeQer ~beionbers
btnFAti9 ser @abrbeitstreue urantaftar
1T, baten bielena Su@e ldnst ben @ss au
zen fatbpliiden Tanilten Deusid1anos &C.
tabnt unb tperten, befea iino mir uberseust,
eu9 int ee1erlretfe unieres Slattes f~1euttee
2ufnabme fnben. Da5 aud @nberssldu>
tise babur9 Muffldrune lter man9eWunfte
trtalten tDunen, krauGen wtr rur au;ubeu>
ten.
Das Bud 1T eiu 9uarttanb son $50
estten, entbdtt unsefdbr toppelt 70 rtel &C.
iefoF ais bic soridtrtse @rdmie uns cut
nfeblt f9 gang Defenders burG 9rc6en teut>
li9en Orud flr Tarttlten.
Sntem BE 9sraus9eter tieies gtattes fet-
men Qelern etne fo1He ebenlp trertbsrle ais
teletrenbe Yrdmie bteteu, reanen fe ante<
rerfeits aGerbtnes aud barauf bab nun bic
ptelen nod r%udFdnbisen Moansnten eten'
fats ibren gerbtnbltdfetten sesen ben
o@anterer" nadfommsn fperben. leber<
taupt u169ten mir Dteienisen, welGe bic
Srdu,te 3u erbalten wlnlAen, aufmertiart
MAIDEN, taS fe ttr Mtrnnenaent reGt;ettis
elnfenben pter ter nddfen @9enten sufel.
len, tntem tiefe Yrdrnte, unseadtet bsren
@crratb er6ber TT ais Der lestidbrise, Bel
Der arceen 8eltcbtbett bee 8udes, bal5 er,
Mopft fem turfte rnb cine peitere geCel>
lung ertra imsprttrt mereen mubte. Dab
ptr bieiel6e hui eesen @praystesabluns
tes neuen Sabrsanss liefsrn ~fInnen, mtrs
her serebrlihe 2eier bt1t9 fneen.
~ Seben, unierer @crrei,
A9enten beben mir bereit5 ei,,e
Mnsabl ,1e,1er Nrdn1ien ,sebff
8rief 5u9ei1ift.
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Grwartuns ter 3utunft entse<

oaH9er VlWaIluH9 cer 5uluHN eH19e>
gen.
ga tritt @artbalbi auf ben S@auz
plas, Der Mann, e.f1en Naue elei6be<
ceuteno 1T nit llmfur3 ouer befteben>
ben Srenuns, 6errldaft Der &evpluz
ticu, bluti9er Geinoihaft 9eaet Die ia
tboliide Stride unp itr Sterbaupt.
Iteler Mann tritt III leiarr teiipieQcz
fen g lbliberihdgurs auf; I'm Trantz
reid gu retten unp bic Deutlden aus
rem 9anre su jaeen. Sic Wirtuns
rtslss Strei9e5 1T lei@t gu erratben :
ra5 pben %ermdbnte Mietrauen 9egen
Die jun9e Neputlif sermebrt iid aud
bic acknowledgement lfben nun, cag ras
Staatsidiff Der urptben" Jieputlif ;uz
1eusrt ure mer stele nidt nil, lpnrert
F1 prn Ten Weroltbaberu as. Das
fran;SIlde Golf 1T Gin fatboltides
@rlf> uno ale loldes seratiheut eS ZEN
damn, ccr nod Dor rref Jabren NIT
|einen 5orcen in ra5 pdpitlide 0etiet
eintrad, bis nielelten nit tlutigen
S5pfen beim9eldidt nurren. Sdon
bate Der Sele9rapb til feinemgeidtlnn
lter zen Ocean 9emelaet Ter Gr;bi
idof BON Gpur6 bdtte BEN 0aritalct
tewiIfommnet ; aber bic nd6te 0epe<
lAe tradte tfe @iperlssung, tneem Der
Gritiihof erfldrte, eae Ct init pieIem
Teince Der Stride nidts gu 11afsn
babe. Dob bic prupiloriIde Neaierun9
f6ma9 9enu9 NOR, tenn Nerpiutionsz
bduptlin9 ben Sbertefebl uter cie6reiz
corps gu itertraser,, yermebrt Zen Grez
DIT ter &epub!if feiuesne96, uno renn
man beoentt, tae tic beiten Geleberrn
Granfreids, Elm MeWabpn, ein go<
saine, biebsr he teutlbe Nru,se nidt
fleereid ;u lAla9en rermudtet, ME
weni9 6cfnun9 auf Sies tleitt Ter
frani1ilden Nattrn, trenn eiu 0ariz
balri itr Banner flbrt? Die Wn9ele<
9enbeit bat atcr nod cine ancere miez
ltAe Sette: 0iele battsn pom S6nt9
BON Yreuben ertpartet raB er na@ 1ttz
mem Sie9e BET Secau, mad ter Sc
fan9ennebmun9 ee5 &aiier6 Napolern
9roemdtbi9 ber franj6fidsn Nation
ben Grteren unter aunebmbaren Be-
pin9un9en antieten uno nidt >reiter
porprtnSen murte. Sebt 1T Cit ncuer
Geiub auf9etaueen, pelder ZEN Triez
censiblub mebr als allies Mneere CT
l1weren nlrfte.
Cine merfwureise Gi9un9 ldEt fid
ibrisenS AUDI in rielsm MuftretenWarz
ritalpi'5 nidt serfsnnen. IS mar I'm
Sabre 1859, als Woribalrt in @elsu<
fdaft NappleonS III. unp 8icturGmaz
nuels um bic @ette cen ttalienilden
2ancerraub ycubradte; uno nun 1T
cerltlbe Oartaalci eer erbitterte Geinp
betoer genannten Yctentaten uno ftebt
fit bic franiSdide &fpubltf I'M Seize,
>pdbrenb Der etnt nit ibm yertincete
&ailer in @efan9enl4aft ibt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-06
THE FOURTH AT SHELBY.
VILE, TENN.

The Match Game of Base BaII-The
Blue Stockings Beaten 1.-The APoI-
10 Club triumphant!
To the Editors Of the Union and American:
Surprising you would like TO hear how
the GLORIOUS Fourth" was celebrated
at this place, drop line. A good many
people from the country were in town at
an early hour. Everybody was interested
in the match game of Base Ball which
was 10 be played by "The Blue Stocking
Club" of your city, and our "Apollo
Club" The query was, "When will the
game beginG" This was soon answered
by posters; ''The match game of Base
Ball will commence at II O'Clock NJ
Come out" At that hour it did COM
mence, and almost everybody did 60 out
business men, ladies, children. The
game progressed For awhile it seemed
the 'Blue Stockings" ''had the co." but
on the fifth or sixth inning the Apollo
Club came up, and score after score
leaped ahead. Then up came the ''Blue
Stockings" and thus for hours the scale
in doubtful balance hung. The hours
flew by, II O'Clock came, and with it vic
tory to theApollo Club. The game stood,
A scores for the Apollo; 30 for the Blue
Stockings.
The large crowd present must cheer,
and cheer it did, loudly, because of the
triumph. 1t is believed by good many
that the club from your city will regain
IFS laurels when the second game is
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For Congress.

We are authorized 10 announce Hon. 10. G. Car
rigan, Of Lincoln, a candidate for Congress from
the Fourth Congressional District, at the ensuing
November election jun29-tde'
burn, OF DeKa COUNTY, IS . candidate for Con-
gress In the Third Congressional District, at the
November election, jun25-tde'
To the Editors Of the Union and American:
1RruSE, Tenn, June IL, 1s7O.-Please announce
me as a candidate for Congress in the 9Th Con-
gressional District, subject to nomination by 3
convention of the people, and oblige yours, etc.
Ton BENTON SMITH.
We are authorized to announce Hon. A. A.
STEELE as q candidate for Congress in the Fourth
coin, Marshall, Franklin, Coffee, Bedford, Can
non and Rutherford. jun15-tde
We are authorized TO announce Hon. Bale Pey-
ton, of Sumner, az candidate for Congress from
the Firth Congressional District Election in No
venlber. jun11 tide
To the Editors Of the Union and American:
NASHVILLE, June 8, 1s70.-In reply to numerous
calls from Davidson, Summer and Robertson coun-
ties, please announce me as candidate for Con-
gress for this district at the November election.
jun3 tide BAxrkR SMITH.
The friends of Col N N. Cox announce him as
candidate to represent the Fifth District in the
next Congress of the United States subject to the
decision Of q convention, should the people see
proper to call one jun3 tide
We are authorized to announce Hon. Samuel 8.
House, Of williamson, q candidate for Congress
from the Fifth Congressional District of Tennes-
see, composed of the counties Of Davidson, Will
Hanson, Wilson, Sumner, Robertson and Cheat
hSrm. mails tide
To the Editors Of the Union and American:
MANCHESTER, Tenn, May Q, 1s7Q-In response
to numerous private letters and personal solicita
tons, you win please announce me as candidate
Of Tennessee 1t the ensuing election.
mall tide Yours truly, MATT. MARTIN.
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For Supreme Iudyc.

We are authorized to announce Hon. s. w. Ooch-
ran as q candidate for Judge of the Supreme Court
for the Western Division Of Tennessee. Election in
August 81 IS W. tun2 tide.
Col Thomas J. Freeman, Of Brownsville, at the
solicitation Of his friends in West Tennessee, has
placed his name at their disposal, to be used
candidate Tor one of the Supreme Judges, II ii
should seem desirable to the bar and the people.
apr26 tide
To the Editors of the Union and American:
WINCHESTER, May Is, lS70.-Gentlemen: Please
announce my candidacy for one Of the Supreme
Judges for the Middle Division Of Tennessee at
the ensuing August election ?. TURSEY.
mao tide
We are authorized to announce Hon Thomas A.
R Nelson as a candidate for Supreme Judge for the
Eastern District of the State, she election to be
held on the first Thursday in August, 1870.
mRl9 tide
In response TO the published call Of members of
the bar IN various counties Of East Tennessee and
numerous solicitations Of friends, 1 hereby an
nounce myself Is q candidate for the bench OF the
Supreme Court for the Eastern Division Of Ten
nessee. --.. JAMES W. DEADERIcK.
We are authorized TO announce Hon. r. Nixon
Van Dyke as q candidate for Judge Of the Supreme
Court for the Eastern Division Of the State Elec-
ton first Thursday in August.
We are authorized to announce Hon. John l. T.
Sneed, of Fayette county, as candidate for SUI
preme Court Judge for the Western District Of
Tennessee. Election first Thursday in August.
mails tide
To the Editors Of the Union and American:
MURFRKRsBoRo, May %, 1S70.-Gentlemen: As
the most comprehensive answer to the various calls
upon me- public and private, to become candidate
tor the Supreme Court Judgeship, have concluded
TO announce myself as such Please announce me.
Yours truly, EDWIN II. EWING.
We areauthorized to announce Col Jas. J. Tur-
ner OF Gallatin, a. candidate for Supreme Judge
for Middle Tennessee. spr22 tide
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Allornar elonornl,

| We are authorized to announce W. G.. Crowley,
| OF DeKalb, a candidate for Attorney General
| for the Fifth Judicial Circuit. Election First
| Thursday in August. jun29 dlaw&wtde
We are authorized to announce W. J. Broadda
OF Stewsrt county, q candidate for -re-slectio
| to the Office OF Attorney General of the Tenth
judicial Circuit, imposed of the counties of Snm-
ner, kobeftss'n, Cheathln, Dickson, Humphrey 8,
Stewart and Mont sonery--election II rst THURSDAY
in August iun25-wedSwk
We are authorized to annouce JAMES y Ne
SMITH, of pehalb coGnty, Is a candidate Ter At
torney General OF tine Fifth Judicial Circuit, COM
poSed OF the counties of DekAlb, Smith, Macon,
Jackson. Putnam, White, oSerrCn and Clay, III
established.) jua23-tde div
We are authorized to announce ID. L. Ridley, of
Rutherford county, a candidate for Attorney Gen
eral in the Criminal Circuit composed OF the ooun-
ties VI Rutherford and Davidson. Election to be
he'd in August next. Jnn2'-tde'
We arc authorized to announce Milton u Young,
OF Gainsboro, Tennessee, as candidate for At
torney General Of the Fifth Jueicial Circuit, Ten
nessee. Election 4th Of August, 1870. jun25te
We are authorized to announce Cspt. HueH NJ
MCADoo, Of Wayerly, 8 candidate for Attorney
General for the District composed OF the counties
of Montgomery, Robertson, summer, Chestham,
Dickson, Hum phreys snd Stewart. jun22-td
We are authorized to announce A. }. Caldwell,
the nominee OF the convention, a candidate for
Attorney General at the ensuing August cleo
ton. tide
We are authorized TO announce c. J. SpurlOck,
ESQ.,, OF Warren equity, as q candidate for Attorney
General for the Eighth Judicial District-Judge
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