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NOW ths HobeI Soldiers Protect
MnbeI Citizena.

7oAe Ellv II he R'clnaa! Enquirer:
Your correspondent "Esslc." ia your
paper Of Saturday has given some facts
concerning the disgFacoful and disrepu-
table conduct oi those sent about ten
davsaeo "to defend and protect ns and
our property, but ihc half has not been
nld. Il appcau on every raid Ia the
vicinity ul RiolmJud the same shameful
conduct has been practicsd. Ga one Of
them men were driven from their fields
and forced 20 conceal themselves in their
houses 10 avoid peraonhl violence, merely
because they protested against the rob-
bling snd destruction of thcir crops In
open day
One gentleman was violently assaulted
by "a gallant Captain and his braves,
aud dragged some twenty yards down
tl bill, with ihe cry Of "kill him kill
hm!' aud Boo al probability such would
have been his fate ~ a Lieutenant had
not iatcrIyred. A negro was shot iorte-
qup5tug the vile wrbtoh.s 20 desi5l from
their ro0bing. Lhe writer Of this Wit
messed the total destruction ~ about two
acres Of water melons -somo four Or five
hundred lon Friday, about three o'clock
IN the day, corn, fruit Sc. Is there NO
I remedy foe these outfages Are We 10
| bo robbed Of an we p1sscsaf II these
. vile sc1uudre.s arc TO bo scot oui again,
cannot pr3Der 0Meers, who can and will
command them, b5 sen. wi b them
A EAuMEE Of llgamco.
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Invest Your Money !
Soldiers, Clerks, Book-Keepers,
Mechanics, Merchants, and
Laborers,

NLJOULD do well TO husband and apply their
w means to the purchase Of good HOAX LOT S,
and thereby save their money, reap the advantages
OF enhau in the value OF their property, ward
of the iBd uoements and facilities for dissipation
and escape the disgrace and ruin incident 70 being
caught Ia their SHARES and traps which are inyoly'
ing and destroying thousands.
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aGstrtiia tuiOn,
us1nv srArE cNmmTTTEr.

East 7enae7sse.-H Horace Maynard, DR..
VIM G. BrowDlow, John a. Campbell
Middle 7eUHessos.-M. NJ. Bricn, DR..
VIM. p. Jones, Horace II. Harrison.
IPeR TsllneSsse--J B. Bingham, j. NJ.
Tomeny, Dr. J. LeCtriok,
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IOST.

nN TUESDAY MORNING, srlI INST, UN CHER
" RN or peaderick streets, between the soldiers
Home ana the barracks, the DISCHARGE PAPERS
OF Robert Il, Luse, Slth In lana, Co G., signed by
the Surgeon Ia charge Of tho Cuuya cscents nt Muir
ireesboro Any Information of Thorn, left at this
omee, or at the soldiers Home, giu be thankfully
received and duly rewarded.
Sc g-gte
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United States of America /:
nrsrRrrT on u1nDIr r.,,Nrsser-No r9

DAE lhlhl Nf tlAiIl.la D IN A4H|'r.s
yTTuEREAs, Information has u9an acI iu the fis
w trct Court OF the United states iorfaI i tF'rti
on the IA day August, A. 70 1853, by John TIN bic,
Esq Attorney Tor t1c Un.t- States Tor s3ii nistr cI
lot and the large unfinished actel building, end
other improvements hereoui staining, situated %
the Northwest corner uf Church or spring ans Choir
~ str cts, n Nashville tistrrt 1f0r spid said uu
finished building being known rs the Maxwell hHusri
ore John Uyortou b.ng tae rgpu.icd Dwu.r ihcr 0F
sail property having fecn seized by aud now m
.tody of f. I. O~6cutk, MaIah-l. &C., under an
crlcr OF seizurp, upi By said John Irmbie Au
gust go, loU3S ulleiE'ne, In substance, ann % 3
oIHer thinls, that sad property, WAS ssi7CG
ON hind ia said District, and ia liable tu cUuhsct ion
because said owner was on tlc Ut day 0. january,
1903 engaged iu aiding AND laeitug "a .rEta armed
rebellion ag4iU 50 the G0ygwnrlto lut lultcd ,latHs,
not having returned 90 hs allegiance Go iho Omitted
States wtuin go days Dltcr thp trHcnu' ion Of tlo
prgsiIen, II tine uii'ol attgsi recrrad 10 iu sud
Information.
Now therefore I'm pur. uauo6 Of Zinc mouiuGu, under
tho seal of sll lolft dirg tcd and delivered
do hereby give public notice Co All ucrsgua claiming
said property, or iu any MANNER Interested hrIJm,
that they and apgoar before tho "a uHugt Court
90 Doe held pt ths City 90. Nashville, n aga i1r eI'1
psirc tho 1901 oAy of ctubsr 1868, arl0 a'clHca
| IN thu forenoon OF that day. ihen or 'h're io DOB.
crpo7c their ciaius, ana make Choir .'.rF.,ioua Zoe
| that behalf y. r l.A-...'f
MARGINAL of the Jnitsl ststss
.or tEs DISTRICT o.. Ml'l. % uu.-sc'.
sep.G-lH
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Walnut Grove Lots,

A RE pleasantly situated, with good water facili-
"A ties healthy, prettily sloped, fine forest trees
about ten or niteen minutes walk from tho Public
Square, possessing the advantages In many respects,
Of both city ana country and exempt from the dis
advantages Of the city, viz: eflluvia. heat heavy
taxes etc. The subscriber offers " SALE LOTS
on ali tho streets and avenues IN TIA beautiful plat
Apply 10 II. G. sCOYEL
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CHEGARAY INSTITUTE,
Boarding and Day School foI
Young Ladies

Nos. 1927 and 1929 Spruce Street,
philadelphia.
n HE REGULAR COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
i embraces the English aud " euch l. nguagos and
Literatmo-latn II rcqu red and all the branches
which constitute thorough Englsh education, os'
pc TAI attention being paid to the latter by the
Principal, assisted by the hest Professors
French is the language OF the iami y, AID Is CON
stautly SPOKEN In the institute.
The scholastic year commences Scpicmt er llth
and closes July ist For circu ars aud particulars
apply 30 mApAME DhERYlLLN, Principal
utpi-lmp.
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A BLACK MANS SPEECH.

'fNef ~ - 4f'-Nt's
Mr.. Craft said that being. of African
extraction lac felt called upon TO make a
few remarks upon the subject under dis
cnsoion Cloud checrs) Eo did not
quite understand whether The author of
the essay to which they had listened in
teadgd TO soy that no amalgamation had
taken place between the negro and the
Auglo-Sax race in the United States.
Mr.. Craw lord-Certainly not.
Mr.. Craft thought that Mr. Crawford
hAd iutimated that there was very
strong antipathy between the two races,
and that the laws Of the Southern States
prohibited intermarriage between the
negro end the whites lie submitted
that in spite of those laws, there was a
large population claiming affinity with
both races, lie lh1ug1t he should be right
in saying. that nearly two thirds Of the
negroes ia tlo Northern States Of Amer
lea had more or loss of European blood
Ia them, and he also believed that had ID
nos been for that amalgamation, instead
Of there being 1000 900 Of slaves ia those
States, there probably would not have
been more than ] 100000 lie would
simply state on behalf Of the African
race that whenever they had had equal
opportunities with the whites they had
shown that they possessed considerable
intelec ual ability, aud many of them
had rio, n tovery high positions in society.
| Cheers He mentioned this, in order
| that persons who were not acquainted
with Africans might understand that
there was just as much difference between
individual Africans as between indie
/ vidual Englishmen. lie found that all
Euglishmen were not Shakespeare Hear
and laughter lie did not admit that
Kaiiirs were iaii specimens Of the negro
race. Hear, hear
The discussion was continued by Pro-
lessor Wilson, Mr. Carter Blake, Me-.
Hcdgeioy and Mr. Graft, and ultimately
the subject was dilurued til the fol-
lowing day.
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For Sale,

A HANDSOME RESIDENCE, lot fronting tho
n Capitol Park Street, considered the most desir-
able part Of the city for Family Residences, Apply
II. q. SCOVEL.
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PoND STRING, Ga, Sept. II The enc
my still hold a strong force ct Catetts,
Dag, and Bluebird Gaps of Pigeon Ridge
The position ia a strong one, and he
rebel army reinforced, as il has doubt
less been, from Lees and Joe Johnst3ns
armies, conlronts US.
The Southern journals claim largely
superior force. have just seen late
Chattanooga Rebel, now published az
Marietta, Ga. IL contains call from
the Governor of the State for all who
can supply themselves with arms 90 re-
pair to THAR nearest railroad stations Tor
transportation to Bragg's army. The.
Governor informs the people that he has
already sent forward 10 600 men.
The Rebel exults over the effect of The
call, saying that the stations are alive
with men who desire to be sent forward
TO Bragg. Lees corps has already joined
Bragg.
This morning, early, a force of rebel
cavalry dashed into General Cli tenden's
pickets, when brisk little skirmish oc-
CURED. Later in the day the rebel
skirmishers advanced, under cover of two
/ howitzers, and drove in our pickets.
4 They were met aud driven back TO the
| forest 90 the foot of the mountain, from
/ which place they were shelled. Our
shots eliciting no reply. The demons
! traiion was doubtless made to cover the
rebel designs on our left, against which,
| 10 is believed, they are msssing their
/ forces.
NEwBERN, Sept lI--Peaco meetings
are being held in nearly every town in
North Corolina.
The course OF The Hon. W. w. Holden,
Of the Raleigh Standard, meets with
/ general approval aud support from the
people His name has been hoistcd aH
the next candidate FOR the Goysrnorship
of North Carolina.
The next Congressional election will
take place in November next, having
been changed from August.
The conservative peace party - max
ing its nominations with a view to send
ing its representatives TO the Federal
Congress IN case the army Of Gen. ice
should be driven cut Of Virginia.
A wreath Of flowers which was laiC
upon s celia buried la Gloucester
(Massachusetls) cemetry, eight years o.
go, was recently disinterred and fount
in q remarkable state Of preservation
the stems If the flowers were found &
be green, and had sprouted TO a consider
able size, They have been carefully
planted, aud are now IN a thriving CON
diuon, with the prospect Of making
healthy plants.
A bin has passed the House OF hepre
sentaives Of the Legislature OF western
Virginia 90 provide Tor The forfeiture o.
property in this State belonging TO th
cneiuiss thereof" 10 is now before ia
Senate. In which body 10 will undoubt
tdly be approved and then let those VII.
took a par. in tle original act Of 9eces
sion Ioas out tor their worldly posses
si1ua
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For Manufacturing Establishments
and Other Purposes.

TATE offer hree large Lots In the Vicinity Of the
w Corporation spr z, aud but a short distance
from the General Railroad Dept, Wis
ONElOT, with good picket fence, on Spruce street.
about 400 feet 'front.' running through 20 Vine, about
900 feet and fronting three sire 6 total plumber
Of front feet about 1900,
Also, LOT on Vine street, about 800 feet, run
ming through 10 Mclemore street about 200 feet,
fronting on three Streets and hAynga total front Of
about 500 feet, with picket fence
Also, or on High street, about eco feet 'front.'
running 10 an alloy In the direction Of summer
street.
The three lots above men'iouet a.e considered
good for manufacturing purposes, as they are con-
vtnient, cheap, have water facilities, and rO,m for
waste material, and are well worthy Of the atten-
uon Of those who desire 10 invest I'm produc i've
property. IL. q. SUONEI.
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UNION HOTEL,

Nashville Tenn, No ih Market Street
y1HS HJUsE Is Pleasantly
j situated, near the 90 lgTe ami C0uyoH- fN
itut 90 th Nashville and louisville |tsasfl4
cpot Persons whiting shville, wilt Issks t1E
ruj % o. their interest," 60 call at is " - Ef5A
house, as my Bills aye lighter by for
han any other no $50 no tho city.
My price are, 81 90 psr night, eaklst, Supper
ami lodgit 81, auu ~ Ie DAY; three Meals an
lodging; u eS SD per Wtek, nnd 80 cent8 pen Meal,
You win bud just such faro as the country affords
tnl aud try me j. W. GOOSlKEE,
slpJ ;w. Proprietor,
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Buena Vista Lots for Sale !

UNHEsE LOTS possess the four fold advantages of
Il health, ground well suited for walks and roads,
good water and eligibility-withal, oheapness.
Apply TO II. q. sOoNEb'
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lsy 1l: $50 q,


NANhN AAAAEs HA4HA - latbs
JOHN O. EWING, FsQ Secretary and Treasurer, Of
the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad Com
pany
DEAR SIR You will pleATe call meeting OF the
Stockholders Of the Nashville and Northwes 'orn
Railroad Company, for the Election Of directors OF
said Road, aud for any other business appertaning
TO said Company. The Election to take place the
Second Monday in October
NJ. BURNS. V r. of the y. y. W. r. Go.
JAS. n. NEWSpM,
A. II. HICKS,
W II. II 'RN,
r. c. MCNA1RY, SpiRECsoRs.
W. n BANG,
u, T. McGANOCK.
In pursuance of the above order, tn Stockhold.
ers of the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad
Company will please t,ke Totice, that mcetiog OF
TIM stockholders ~ said Company is requ rod 60 he
held in Nashville, ON the SECOND MoNDAH IN
OC ODER NEXT, being the 18TH day OF the month
The meeting convene at the thcc Of the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad Company.
A fall attendance Is requested.
JOHN O. EWING. sco'ry and Treasurer
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A dnal took place on Emo 6'b inst, At
p.ggn Npr,its, between ths CJnledais'e
GsnsrsIs 81 trmaduAe and Walker Tho
later gsHm,rtally wounded
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a Negro an Congress OF savans.

a Negro in Congress OF savans.
AZ the annual meeting OF the British
Association for the Advancement of Sci
cnce,at New Castle, England on the 9th
ult, a paper on the "Nommixture Of
Races was read by Mr. John Craw ford,
+, r. r., in which the present war with
the United States was attributed to "the
presence OF the African race, too prone to
1--we and labor in slavery or in social
degradation, and utterly incapable #
rising to an equality with the higher
race among whom IL has been unhappily
planted bir. Graft announced in the
English papers as "a gentleman of color"
rose TO mako reply, thus reported in
the Manchester Guardian:
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ILLTh-S Z NOTICE.
@l5 .162sa. ~
szs ls,s4issr' E1

y,HE EXAMINING BOARD or AfWFCANTs,
j fir position in C0lored Regiments. Us now ia
seas On az the ZJdoonsr Building, on high street,
near CdHr stIe.t
al PERSONS In the Ni tAry service, desiring 90
appear be ote said Oard, piustp as nj commohda.
Il rs and tostim mails from their commanding on
car-, % their good character aud capacity. All
others Will present liEc testmou OILS, from welt
known men OF good standi
Tu.-e papuIs can DC forwarded tO the Board, aud
notice viii 10 cen 60 Che aplicguts, when they are
desired % appear
CHARLES NJ. LUN,
tol 10th Mich. luTty, President.
a p CRANE. IT, col. Sjth Reg lud NIFTY sec'y
-epr3-t
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Prolon0 Life.

DY the purchase OF a Home Lot, for your own
ID use, thereby avoiding those monthly, quarterly,
and annual annoyanccs, such as kfEr nukS, which
confuse, disturb, fret, and shorten life.
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For Sale,

A BRICK HOUSE situated on tho franklin ike,
n corner OF Bass street, containing four 70 ms,
tcben stable, etc thirty'fye feet front, one hun
ui'1 WV n. G. sCOvEL.
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Whore he will keep constantly on hand AID for
sale atwhOlesale or retail, Gold Pens and Silver Hold,
era OF every description.
His long Acquaintance with tho business enables
him 60 o0er extra Inducements 60 Suffers and rotal
dealers aud he the public that, with bis fac
ciities for buying, no viii make IL The Depot for
Gold Pens IA this department
soldiers and others wishing 10 buy q good Pen
win please give him call I'D No ~ llerfy street,
corner Of Coaar, near the Commercial Hotel
D. l. rAkhOA, pwpuctF
luusl0-i
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Especial Attention

PAN to the purchase aud sale Of Real Estate
a renting Of store Houses, and Dwellings, and ul
,leI business requiringprompt ana efficient action
n. q. SOONkL.
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RuGGY ZOE sALE.

A SECONDHAND TOP DOUBLE BUGGY AND
- Harness will be sold cheap, or exchanged for a
light Express Wagon, t application is made soon 20
Mr.. O,ertreet, ON the Franklin Pike, two Hochs
south OF Broad street sep2-2NF
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L0R sALE-HOUsE AND LOT, opposite the
II Military Institute, having rooms, stable and
sop4-u II. a. SCOYE.
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WANrKD 10 PURCHAsE-A Comfortable Small
w House the North part Of the city.
sepi-tt q. q. sCONtL.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE AND RENT, HOUSES
" aud lots, Ia and about Nashville, ana small
sepi-tL n q SCONkL,
No. 10 laTk ~ norh OF Cedar oppoallI Tho CApIlol
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Immediate Attention
IA I'LL BE- given TO Communications addressed 10
w me through the Post ofhce.
sept-tG II stoNLL,
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Ny noek is ptfsly tpolarss to iteHiss al . -
Nl half the ann & NO store. Call and o.
for yourseK and am SURE al those who taVor &c
call VIII not leave my store aftsr having sri,1.
my stock and asosrtained my prioes without 80
ing. Rsmsm5~ the place, No. l4l Main street
ING, W. Va. - N. RHEINSIhV''
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

SATURDAY, Oct. 81, 1868.
A message from the House announced the
passage of bill to extend the corporate
limits Of the town of Parkersburg. The
message also announced the concurrence of
the House in the Senate's amendments to
the bill to incorporate the Wheeling Cree
and Pennsylvania Turnpike Company .
p The Senate insisted upon several of It's
amendments to the bill in relation to town
ships and township officers which had been
disagreed to by the House.
On motion of Mr.. Stevenson, the Senate
agreed TO the appointment Of a committee
of conference on the bill in relation to the
Boards of Supervisors. -.
Mr.. Maxwell, from the committee on
Courts of Justice, reported bill fixing
limits for allowances to county officers.
Mr.. Brown, from the committee to whom
was referred the resolution in. relation to
the amount and character of property to
be exempt frotn levy and distress, and. the
resolution In relation to an appropriation
for bounty for volunteers, reportedthat it is
inexpedient to legislate upon these subjects.
: Mr. Stevenson reported back, with re-
commentator that it pass, the bill ADM t.
ting the county of Jefferson into the State
Of West Virginia.
Mr. Carskadden made report from the
committee of conference on House bill No.
so, which was adopted. g..
The bill to amend an re enact the first
section of an act concerning oaths and af-
hrmations, was read a third time. 50.
Quite lengthy discussion took place up
on the passage of the bill, whieh met with
some opposition. .
Mr.. Carskadden declared that if the bill
failed, and the course Of legislation which
that fact would vindicate, should prevail, in
the Legislature, he would resign his seat
He never would occupy seat upen the
same floor with man who had raised his
band against hisceuntry.
Messrs. Hubbard, Brown, Bunker, Young,
Farnsworth, Phelps, Stevenson, Atkinson,
Mahon, Raymond and oth,rs, spoke upon
the bill
The vote by which the bill was passed to
its engrossment was reconsidered, and the
Senate adjourned ---.-- .....
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
SATURDAY, Oct. 81.

!
I Prayer by the Rev. D. d Fisher. .--
Mr. Barnes, from the committee ON l. Dads
and Internal Navigation, reported bill
providing for the construction and repair of
roads and bridges. ~ t@.i
House Bill, No. 100, authorizing the re-
covery of damages where death is caused
by the wrongful act or default of another,
was passed. -,-.
House Bill, No. 1913, declaring certain
combinations unlawful, was passed.
House Bill, No. %, relieving the Balti
more and Ohio Railroad from State taxa,
ton for. the years 1862, was called up by
Mr. Wheat. After slight amendment, it
was ordered to engrossment.
Mr.. McWhorter called up the following
resolution, offered by him yesterday. which
was adopted.
Resolced, By the Legislature. That the
sum of two Thousand. and twentv-e,ybt
dollars and forty eight cents, which. bv The
Act making appropriations" passed August
last was appropriated to the payment of
expenses Of elections held under and bv
virtue of the ordinances andscbedule of the
late Constitutional Convention. be Maid to
the different Sheritis of the several coun-
ties specified in the report of the commit
tee on Taxation and Finance, or. if there be
Eo such SheriHs in any county, then to the
Superintendents Of the General election
held in such county on the 18th day of Nav
last, to be paid by them to. the parties ~.
spectiyeiy. entitled thereto, and the rsee;nts
OF the said Sheriffs, or any one of the Su.
perintendents of such counties who're tbpra
is NJ sheriff, shall be a sufficient voucher
to the Auditor. and Treasurer Of this State
!pt Tue payment OF the amount due the sew
eral counties as per said report. r. =:
House Bill No. SO, concerning licenses
vas taken up and considered until the end
ST the morning session. -, -.
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Go AND SEE the great original PIeruREe OF
rAE War, to night at Washington Hall. 4,
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!. THE Abolitionists demand that the Gov
eminent shall not only break the military
power Of the rebellion, but shall at the same
time. destroy slavery, subiugate the slave
holders, devastate their homes, and turn
over the whole South to the negroes and
Yankee spec,dstoEz. This is like the old
attempt of EURYsrHEus to destroy HERcU-
LES by assigning him succession of labors
beyond mortal power to accomplish. d.
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a
FoRNEY tells Characteristic story Of
LINcoLN-the latter wanted him to. listen
i to BIS Springfield letter before il was sent
when the Occasional of the Press said
pa" that the letter would be criticized because
No. iedid not tell what he was going to d., with
- the South when he had conquered It. Mr..
,r LINCOLN admitted it, and added that he made
the OMISSION ON purpose Like the old
Methodist preacher he would approach the
swollen stream trusting in God to get him
: 80 over it. That's all very WELL Mr. LINCOLN,
but trust in God is for nothing without
q pontoon bridge in such a case Why
M don't Abraham trust, in Gcd altogether,
and recall his armies, if he has SUI CD faith:
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We don't know that the Government at
Washington would have ever acknowledged
the defeat at Chickamauga had it not want
ed an excuse for tue removal of RosECRANs.