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Peabody Insurance Company,
AT WHEELING W. VA.
CAPITAL. sl21'oOO.
With the privilege of increasing the same
10 SJO,UUO
DIRECTORS:
William Bailey, AlOnZo LoTing,
Or. William ]. Eatc>, \. NJ. Adams,
Andrew J. Paune.i, James +. Barnes,
Henry StaInn, Thomas Hughes,
Alex. J. Cecil.
This COMPANY HAVING BEEN Full
IL organized, i now prepared Ia take risks
at fair rates on buildings oi all kinds,
Merchandise, Manufacturing Establish
mentS, Furniture, Steamboats, and targutS
on the Western Rivers ana Lakes. Also, To
issue perpetual policies on Dwellings aud
stores. This Company, being composed ot
our leading business men, recommends IT.
self 10 the favorable consideration ~ the
lnSuring public, and SolicitS their patronage.
Applications for insurance will lie prompt
Is attended To al their Office, BaileyS B!ovk,
No. l6 Market street.
WILLIAM BAILEY, President.
ALOSZO LOklNG, NiC' PEST.
y. e.. ARTHUR, Secretary.
W. Ii. AGNEW, Asst Secretary.
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Merchants National Bank
OF WEST VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL PAID IN $500, zoo

legitimate Banking Business. Deals in Gold,
Coupons, Bonds, Commercial Paper and
Bills of Exchange. Interest paid on Special
Deposits. Prompt attention given To Col
lectiOnS
PRESIDENT. NELSON VANCE.
DIRECTORS. y. Vance, l. :. Delaplain.
T. Sweeney, \. Wilson Kelly, John Hand
Ian, z. ]. Stone, VIM. Bailey, w. :. GOShorn,
A. Wilson. =. BRADY, Cashier.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
pE. JOHNSTON.

Member al the Royal College oI Surgeons,
London, gradual" nom one of the most en-.
inrnt Colleges In the United States, anu the
greater part of who's" life has been spent in
the hospitals uf London, Paris, PhlladeIphin
ana -lSrwh here has effected some of the Iuu.I
astonishing CurtN that We're ever known,
Many troubled with ringing Ia the head
and ears when asleep, great nervousness,
being alarmed ut sudden sounds, baShful.
u,-NN, with frequent bluShing. attended som,.
times with drrig, mcnt al mind, were cur, Il
Immediately.
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE co.

Nlf W ~ lillsN'ts
DIRE, TORS:
Slml Met lrllan. GruTg" Mrudcl.
r. II. Logan, IhuS. =. Shullct"H',
g.. W. FmnZhclIu, j. y. Vance,
]. ii. Hobbs, Michael Reilly,
Louis 4. Stiicl.
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized five years, and in that time done
a successful business, il still prepared Ia
take risks at fair rates on Buildings DIAL
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing EStab-
liShmentS, Furniture, Steamboats, and Car
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes.
This Company offers superior induce
ments To Farmers whereby they can h'
insured on Dwellings, Furniture, BARNS and
contents, for three or i've years AT reduced
rates. This being "A Stat" Company, with
THE LARGEST CASH CAPITAL.
paid I'm and surplus Of any company In the
State and composed at some ninety Tour
stockholders, most Of whom ale among our
best business men, recommends itself Ia the
favorable consideration OF ia" inSuring pub
lie. and SOlicitS their patronage. Appiica-
lions for INSURANCE" viii br promptly at
tended tO at their office, M. - Monroe
Street, or at their several agencies through
out the State.
SAML MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEI, Nirr President.
4. VI. COES, Secretary.
Il. G. DICK, Assistant Secretary. i"hM
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West Virginia Insurance Go.
CAPITAL. SI65.OOO.

CAPITAL. slO9.OOO.
TAKES RISKS AT THE Low EST
rates ON Buildings oI all kinds, Furniture,
Household CiuOdS, MERCHANDISE, and Gu'-iN
in Transit.
DIRECTORS:
Jacob Hornbrool,, Jacob NJ. BCkrL
Henry Hartman, Dr. j. I. Hupp,
Jonathan RoMluy, Edmund Booking,
L. J. Smyth, I. j. Campbell,
J. II. BriStOr, =. Prayer,
VIM b. OdbcIt, Thomas B0ggt->>,
dot FarnSwOri., VIM. H. Cram,
David Billmyrr, Joseph Shields,
VIM. T. White, y. con, III.
|. II. DuVal, II. II. llN.
VIM. T.. Stevenson,
B6 Office over Hartman ; Clothing store
south side Monroe street, Wheeling, W. Va.
JACOB HORNBROOk, President.
JACOB NJ. BlChEl- \icr Pre- {.
|. II. WILLIAMS. Secretary.
=. H. McIOLIOCh, A>> { Strr,lnIh.
mari
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.

When the misguided and lmprudent w.
tuTy of pleasure fndS he has Imblbsd the
seeds of this painful disease, 10 too OIleu
happens that an ill-ilIntd sense OF shame
OF dread of discovery dpterS him from ap.
plying Ia thn~1 who, nom education aud
r">pcCtHbilitN, can alone befricud him, de-
laying TIL the constitutional symptoms ~
this horrid disease make their appearance,
such ~ liberated sore throat, dIseased noss,
nocturnal pains I'm the head aud limbs, dun.
ness Of sight, deafness, nodes ON the shin
bones and arms, blotchek ON the head, face
and cNirCinliier, progressing with niEhtfnl
rnpidiIy, iii al last the palate Of the mouth
or the bones OF the nusae fall In, aud the vic
tim Of this awful disease becomes q hoIrid
object Of COMMUNICATION, till death puts u
period tO hls dreadful SuffcrinlgS by sending
him Ia THAT Undiscovered Country frmn
whence no traveller returns"
Ii ~ "a melancholy mCt that thOmh ndH IN u
victims la this terrible disease, owing TO the
unskiliiulnrs@ Of ignorant pretendsrH, who,
by the us" of thai DEADLY PoIsON, MIR.
Curry, ruin the constitution, aud make the
residue Of life miserable.
OFFICE SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
Len hand side going from Baltimore street
u lew door from the corner. GS-Fall not
to ols.rYc name and number.
~ NO letters rorPlyed unless pOst- paid,
and containing stamp 81 b. used on the
reply. Persons writing should sfRie aEe,
and send portion of advertisement de-crib.
ing sy~t"HiS.
The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs w hiso once
ENLIGHTENMENT or THE PRESS.
The many thousands cured nj this estab-
liShmDnt within the last twenty years, AMI
the numerous important Surgical Opera
tiOnE performed by Dr. Johnston, witnessed
by the reporters of the SUs, and many Other
paper, nuiic,S Of which appeared again and
again before the public, b,sid's his standing
~ u gentleman OF character and responsible.
iiy. n u sufficient guaranty Ia the afflicted .
skin diseases speedily cured. auRs
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MEDICAL.
BAL |MORE LOCK HOSPITAL
OFFIcE-7soUTH FREDERICK STREET
DIR. JOHNSTON
BALTIMORE. MD.

DIR. JOHNSTON
Has discovered the most Certain. sneed
and only E1ectual Remedy In the world 10
Weakness OF the Back or Limbs, Strjctures.
Affections OF the Kidneys and bladder. In,
voluntary Discharges, Impotency, General
Low Spirits, Confusion of Ideas, Pslpitstion
OF the Heart, Timidity, Trembling, DimneSs
of Sight, Giddtness, Diseases OF the Head
Throat, Nose or Skin, Affections OF the
Liver, Lungs, stomach or Boweis-those
Terrible Disorders arising nom Solitary
Habits OF Youth--sEcRET and solitary prac-
tees more fatal TO their victims than the
songs of Syrens 10 the Mariners OF Ulysses,
hiighting their most brilliant hopes or an
neipahons, rendering marriage, Sc, impos-
YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have become the victims OF
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweep 10 an untimely
grave thousands Of Young Men OF the moSt
exalted talents and brilliant intellect. VINO
might otherwise have entranced llsienins
SenateS with the thunder OF eloquence, "a
call with null confidence.
MARRIAGE.
Married Persons, or Young Men contem-
plating Marriage, being aware OF Physical
Weakness organic debility, deformltieo,
speedily cured
He who places himself under the care al
pr. j.. may religiouSly conhde I'm his honor
~ "A gentleman, and confidently rely upon
his Skill aS a physician.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately Cured and Full Vigor restored.
This Distressing Affection, which renders
Lille miserable and Marriage impossible, Il
the penalty paid by the victims ui improper
Indulgence. Young persons are too apt To
commit cNcsSts IRON not being aware OF
the dreadful consequences that may ensue
Now, who that understands the subject IN
pretend Ia deny that the power OF procrra-
ton u lost sooner by those falling into I'M
proper habits than 10y the prudent Besides
being deprived oT the pleasure of healthy
offspring, the most serious ami destructive
symptoms OI both body and mind arise.
The ~ Stem becomes D,range,i, the Physical
and Mental Functions weakened, lOSS OF
PrucrratiVr Power, Nervous lrritahlllIN
Dyspepsia, ltilpiiaIion OF the Heart, lndi.
Gr>iiun. constitutional Debility, n wasting
"i Ia" Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay
and prath.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. K.

r. - on AND AFTER No
80 .-..S-..s.::2 vcmber IL, 1869, Trains viii
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WHEELING, June IL, 1870.
r, szssssssss:sz1 PASSENGER TR AIMS
- T.:sse-----sgwill run by the following
Schedule on and afier June 18th, BIO,-
Wheeling time:
The New York herald., 1870-08-31
AUSTRIAN REPORTS.
CABLE DESPATCH TO THE new YORK HERALD.

Prussian Report Of an Imperial Austrian Ar.
mament-The Armies Of Francis Jo,epb
Being Made Ready for War-A Secret
Movement.
LONDON. August 30-P. M.
special telegram from Berlin which was re-.
ceived In this city to-day for the news columns of
the HERALD reports tnat it s known In the Prussian
capital that Austria is secretly arming and that the
War Department in Vienna Is, with the consent of
the Emperor Francis Joseph, engaged in recalling
all army furloughs, b0tn from officers d the men
serving In the ranks.
The reserves contingents OF the service are also
being called for reports and returns and orders
have been issued for muster by regular commission
Of the strength of this force.
Contracts have been made by the Austrian Com
mssarat Department with the directors and officers
of the different lines OF railroad now working IN
the Aus Hungarian empire for the Transportation
OF troops through the territory.
Sanitary measures for general military or actual
war purposes are also being taken and attended To
with considerable desDatch, and greatdeeree OF
earnestness prevails generally in every department
pertaining to the army.
The exact object or actual intent OF this policy OF
the Austrian govern ment just now Is entirely nm
known here.
The New York herald., 1870-08-31
GLASS PICTURES SCIENTIFIC EXPLANATION NEEDED.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Tae narrative Of the window glass ghost In Law
renee Mass reminds me OF something similar that
saw five years since in the Park Hotel daguerreo-
typed on the lenses OF a field glass owned by an
Indian agent, who was stopping there temporarily
Others who the field glass Will call it to mind
sons of small (such grow on the bushes on
the Plains which think he said were laurelj They
were distinct. not one or which into the other:
the other lense was partially covered. Leaves
ground upon glass could not have been more perfect
ana beside, the surface perfectly smooth 80 thai
the impressions were inside O the glass. The Indian
agent showed 1t To me as curiosity, ana xave a
narrative In this wlse:He said ho frequently would
drive ahead OF d train that he accompanied, some.
times IN, lie or two III buggy, anu he usually hung
his field glass OIL the dashboard IN front or hlm that
one day ID using II he discovered slight obscura.
lion, he cleaned 1t with his handkerchief but
1t avaed not, and that gradually Impressions
OF leaves made their appearance la the process OF
formation. THIS went on until Of the glasses
became useless and the other nearly so tsaid nej,
just MS you see IT, and added he thought there WAS
something for scientific men 10 explain. Ihe i'm
pressions were (dc sHnttes Of the leaves OF the
brush that grows all along the Plains which tnink
he called laurel Those who have travelled th.
plains will know as to the name OF the sbrub He
thought must have been tho OF the state of
the atmospbere--hcat. cold and mOlsture-beside
agencies of chemical nature, Of which science
gives as yet no definite idea. However this NAV
be- there was the ciear outlines OF tbs leaves from
this shrubbery on the Plains, deeply and pcrfectIv
embedded In the lenses Of his ncid Qlass ana ina
surface untmpaired. Might not the features of the
deceased female In Lawrence have been similarlv
transferred TO the pane OF glass In the wlndOws
and simply wonderful because science has nor dis
covered the laws by which such results are prodcad
Is beng seen Just after her death would not lie posi-
tive evidence that 1t was not there before, unob-
served.
The New York herald., 1870-08-31
Tue GERMAN DEMOCRACY.
t,,. .a,-,v v~..... .,=.~'
The Ward Delegates Of the I:ermnm N soc,.,,..
speak ON the European WaY--A po,t,,..

g.. ss--f-~
The Ward Delegates Of the German soc;.,,..
Speak ON the European War-A po,s,,..,
NlnBifesi0.
meeting OF the General Committee OF the Ger.
man Union democratic party. consisting OF $50 dele
gates rom the different ward ORGANIZATIONS VINO
heid at the Teutonia Assembly Rooms, In Third ave-
nue., last night. Great enthusiasm prevailed ana
the following argument was advanced:-The poti.
cal and ethical history of nations proved GERMANY
an em'nently peaceablc State, uhI the enlea vor.
Ia make her responsible for the present va
was lrutless one The crimes OF rulers are visited
upon the people they rule, and France must pav In
present humility for the arrogance and arpressions
vi Louis XIV. and The Bonaparte family lermany
mas been MADE TO suffer IN the past ana should have
the sympathy OF all honest men, ana partcnIarIv or
Americans, IN her effort TO humble France MIL
mons ol Gerinans nave contributed to the pros
peIity and power Of America, while France ms,llte,
US In her Mexican expedition and her attempts TO
are great people, physically and intel
lcctualy. Resolutions were adopted censuring tho
mean and despicable course OF aemocrati,
papers which expressed sympathy for the French
II was also resolved that Louis Napoleon was in tha
habit OF hobnobblng with the members of the rng
Isn government and didn't care Gg for Ireland
and that the only correct and proper course for
good people TO pursue was 10 organize patrloiic
tGerman) clubs anu Subscribe to tile relief of the
wounded Vi the war Considering the fact tina. there
were "nany thousands or captured enemies, ~
share the anticipated benefits the last rcsolut,on
should receive the support or every one.
The above wAh contained IN the address and an
dOrscd by Inc resolutions, both Of Wncn ,v.r,
adopted unanimously "ei'
The New York herald., 1870-08-31

correspondent OF the telegraph writing from
Paris Sunday August 2s, gives the following ntelll-
gence:--
Mr.. washbnrne, the American Minister has hard
time OF II. The Germans In France are under bis
protection. Every German who is arrested under
the provisions of the recent proclamation OF General
Trochu demands at to be taken before Minister
Washburne for an examination Of the case No
American has yet been captured as a Prussian spy,
while ten out OF every dozen Englishmen have been
arrested.
The Tele0raph adds that the Americans do not
travel like Englshmen, with chest OF plate. The
former carry their countless diamonds In their vest
pockets and chignons.
The New York herald., 1870-08-31

parties Of the French and Prussian armies along
the line Of the railroad which unitcs Mentmedy, So
dan and Aundelsheim. yesterday, the 3oth instant.
Ofnctal Prussian dispatches state that combined
force Of tho German infantry brigade opened par
rallel siege lines within six eight hundred yards
Of the fortress OF strAsbourg yesterday without sus
tanning any loss.
Indeed. the Germans did not encounter any oppo-
sition IN the discharge of the duty.
Forty new guns have been placed in position by
the Prussians, making ready for the bombardment
of Strasbourg. gaf
Tne Belgian troops are Fastening TO the frontier
from all quarters. great battle between the
French and Prussians is apparently imminent, and
the services of the Belgian troops will no doubt be
necessary to protect the country from invasion.
Ihe investment Of Longwy by the Prusslans, re-
ported yesterday, Is den,ed. e
Marshal MacMahon's headquarters are at Sedan.
telegram, dated at Esch, Luxembourg, to-day
reports:-"Cannonading was heard this morning In
the direction Of Audury. A squad OF Prussan horse
subsequently appeared on the frontier but refained
from crassing II. They were attacked BY the Gus
tom House patrol, and one was killed and ten
wounded. Nit tu 49, z.
Stenay has been reoccupied by the Prussans.
Belgian troops lett this morning for the French
frontier
The Bonapartes are creeping on behind Mac
Mahon. ar NN hsart t3et
The New York herald., 1870-08-31


An Eastern paper says Horace Greeley ie tb.
"combing man" in New York. Horace is not famops
for splitting hairs. especially his own.
Horton ID. Walker, OF Portsmouth, is the most
prominent candidate for the republican nomination
for Governor named in that section OF New Hamn.
shire.
In the SchylkiIl pa Congressional District John
W. Kienger Of Lebanon, Will be the republican
candidate, ana Or. Gloninger the democralic Tho
district ls close.
Charles Ready, OF Murfreesboro, having been In
vited to become candidate for Congress from the
Tennessee Fourth district, responds that he will
only consent to do SO through the Intervention OF
district nominating convention. lie Is then ready
TO stand the FIRE.
II seems that General Schenck has determined TO
accept the republican nomination for Congress from
the Ohio Third district provided the inmates of the
Military Asylum be allowed to vote-a question
about which the democrats have been Involved In
some doubt.
Colonel NJ. J. Williams declines to be Candidate
for Congress from the Selma lAa.) district
Linton stephens (brother or Alexander H. is to
be chosen chairman OF the Executive Committee of
the democratic party OF Georgia This is . healthy
sign for the democracy.
The New York herald., 1870-08-31
CAlBs usspsTcH TO THE NEW Yoax HERALD.


Important News Expected from the 'FRONT.'
Gold Again in observation-disclosures Bun-
fshed from Paris-AnOther American Am.
bnIn nnce-Country People Streaming into
Paris--rSrittany Volunteering for the Army.
PARIS, August 80 Night
Ii is reported here, apparently by official authority
that very Important news from the armies may be
looked for tomorrow.
Gold is again circulating In Paris.
All Germans still resident In the French capital
have been ordered to leave Paris within three DAYS
from this morning.
Another held ambulance Of the American pattern
left Paris for the front yesterday. Three ladies &C
companied 1t for the purpose OF dlschargng the du
ties OF hospital attendants in the French army.
Brittany IL sending hundreds Of hardy volunteers
excellent soldiers and arksmen for service In Ma
poleon's armies. The number OF volunteers from
the department Of Brittany who are already In the
ranks il considered as being quite immense, having
due regard to the local population. There is legion
OF foreigners, those not owing allegiance TO Germa-
ny, organizing here.
Thirty thousand persons who formerly resided In
the neghborhood OF the city OF Paris sought shelf er
within the barriers yesterday.
The members or the city police force of Paris have
been pressed into regiments for military service If
needed.
Countless wagon loads OF household furniture
the property OF the peasantry residing In the DIFF
ferent villages to Paris, pouring into the
city,
The New York herald., 1870-08-31
A CHILD KILLED.

About nve O'Clock last evening a little oov ayea
three years named John Lanton, residing win his
parents at 800 East Forty-second street, while ar
play climbed upon the iron railing near the area.
way OF the tenement houses southeast corner of
Forty second street and Second avenue. While
s,ttlng there he lost MS balance and fell distance
ol fifteen feet into the areaway, striking upon ms
head and receiving injuries which IL Ia feared
viii prove IataL lie was attended by the family
phIsleaAps
The New York herald., 1870-08-31
REPORTS FROM DENMARK.
CABLE DESPATCH TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

The French Iron-Clad Fleet In the Waters Of
the Batic-The Dundcrber6 on Frederiks'
haven-A French Assault ON the Prussian
Baltic FOrtresses Imminent. UaI
LONDON, August 30-Night.
kilograms, dated in Copenhagen to-day and for
warded to this city for the of the HERALD, state
that the French iron. clad neet had arrived IN the
northern waters.
The huge French iron ram Rochambeau, lately
the American vessel Dunderberg, anchored this
morning on Frederikshaven. Jutland. An attack
on the Prussan fortresses OF tie Baltic coast by
this formidable vessel assisted by others OF the I'm
peria navy Is expected to take place Immediately.
The New York herald., 1870-08-31

CENsus OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.-In the census rc
ports OF New Hampshire an increase Is shown IN
every town but one OF Coos county. Some or tho
finest farms IN the state lie within the Confines ~
Coos county. Carroll county falls OF In every town
Merrimack about holds It's own, gam of twentv iva
per cent appearing ~ Concord. and larger In soma
non o. almost thirteen thousand according 10 pre-,
The New York herald., 1870-08-31
Politics in Tennessee.


General John &. Brown, candidate for the anti,
radical nomination for Governor. has ,ssned an
ADDRESS TO the people OF the state defining his post
''oh ana touching upon national topics as follows:
a. me poltical parties as they formerly existed I'm
.ne ms southern States, pershed with the lie war
an al .neir names as well as their creeds belong now
10 ms 0ry:' There bu. two national na,t,e"
.ne one Ine radical republican Observation-Disclosures
~ ,ha wastelli and partial in It's disposition
VI tne puolc domain reckless in It's expenditure of
he peoples money, partisan and proscrplye in ia
eesnuon, ana utterly regardless OF the saieguaras
Il the constitution. The other, the national demn
ciahc party. battling for constitutional rioi,,s
ecohony s ~ the administration OF the goyernment
the reduction OF taxes and the restoraton or ia n
erninent TO lts ancient landmarks and ~ comnesrd
ol al men by whatever name heretofore KnOwn
WIS wiz sceh 70 wrcst the country from the dominant
Po"c auo save IL Iroin ut er rum With one OF tnaae
parties every man In Tennessee who wonll east Sis
s0te and contribute his influence the direction OF
MS poticM Iath must unite. No middle ground
can pe occupied, and neutrality at this itincture
would IN my opinion De criminal. Entertaining
tnat am II full accord with the national democra
uc party, ana stand IN political faith where tlid in
ApriI, isSs when mad the honor chairman OF the
committee 10 report The resolution To the State Con-
Yenu0n then sitting at Nashville, ana shall ear
nesuy labor IN the ranks elsewhere in the great
cples OF constitutional liberty Ie Convention M % whic lc
VIII soon assemble in Nashville Will be larueIy cam
posed OF the intelligence OF the State and H. dehe
rations Will doubtless be characterized bv moicra
. uon ana patriotism. The executive comm,ttee has
'0eu h ata Ime elements opposed TO radicalism 10
i.s us aenperatlons will give harmony to
our ranks ana produce unity both of
pupose anu actl0n; that while II viii be irresisi
able, WIN restore our State tranquility and re-
pose. AND whlle 1 unhesitatingly announce rnysef
ueuiocrat, YET TO this convention OF the peOnle 1
SuDhi't my claims, and doubt not It's wisdom viii
| @ hmu way 10 narmQDze the action OF all the true
actan " CONSTITUTIONAL freedom; ana VIII abide It's
acton. believing, as do, that the basis of 0nr or
sntaGan,si,c ana political faith must ana VIII be
Ia Ey opinion the political sentiments enumcratei
democrpcv ~ wS S principles adopted BY the Ohio
las been recently directed. are In the main a Mat
rorn upon Whlch we can and win unite That plat.
~ iorIl, might add, might probably be more snecdc
III declaring that the hveiwenty bonds shoniS anS
ui Suss Oe paid IN the lawful currency OF the Uned
S"ns inis IS Doth Ia accordance with the act OF
IvusIess authOrizng their issuance and lust 10 an
over taxed people. A '''' :" "n
o. mere are questions OF state and national policv
. .a o0 ilunt VI tnis communication win not allow
h arelerence TO- but which, at the proper time viii
respectfully, INO n ppowN
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 20, 1870,