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sEasllrille Aniptl.
HLRRY AM.
We stood where the 'nake-like ivy
Climbed over the meadow bars,

We stood where the rnake-like ivy
Climbed over the meadow bars,
And watched e. the young night sprinkled
The sky with her cream white stare.
The clover was red beneath US
The air had a smell Of June
e The cricket chirped il the grasses,
And the son rays Of the moon
Drew our shadows on the meadow,
Distorted and lank ard tall
His haiow was kissing my shadow
That was the bess OF all.
Ny heart leaped up Is be ~hispered,
" love you, Margery Lee"
For then one arm Of kis shadow
Went rouhd the shadow Of noe.
"I love you Mergery, dazzling,
Because you are young AID fair;
For cur eyes bewildering blueness,
And the gold Of ,our curling hair.
No queen has hands that are winter,
No lark has q voice s. sweet,
And your ripe Young lips are redder
Than the clover e. our feet.
" Ny heart viii break with its fitness,
Like 2 cloud 0 ercharged with rain
0 tell me, Margery, darling,
How long / mu love ia vain ?"
Wit hlushes ard smiles | answered--
II will MOI tell what)-just then
raw that his ssucy shadow
Was kissing nay own again.
he promised to love me only
! proaii ed 10 love but him
Till the moon ie out of the heavens
md ihe stars with age grew dim.
o the strength of mans devotion
o the vows a woman speaks
lis years since that ush OF rapture
Broke redly over my cheeks.
lie found a gold that was brighter
Than that Of my floating curls,
A. d married a ross-eyed widJw,
With dozen grown up girls.
And Ibid pine and languish?
Did weep my blue eyes sore
Or bresk my heart do you fancy
For love thst was mine no more?
I s!snd tonight IN the mead~w
Where Harry and | stood ihen,
And moon has drawn Two shadows
Out over the grass again.
And low voice keeps repeating
So close 70 ny startled ear
That the shadows melt together
love you, Margery, dear.
"'Tis not for your cheeks rich crimson,
And not for your eyes soft blue,
But because your heart Is tender,
And noble end pure and rue"
The voice is dearer than Harry's;
And 90 I I'm glsd you see,
He married the cross eyed widow
Instead Of Margery Lee.
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SYPHILIS.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,

From eight 70 twenty years standing. with names
known 70 science and ems.
FOR medical properties q Buchu, So Dispoaaa-
tory Of the United States.
See Professor DsEoes' valuable WORKS on the
Practice d Physic.
see remarks made b. ths late eeiebratsd Dr.
Rhysick, Philadelphia.
Be- remarks made b. d. EphrEm Mcdowell, .
celebrated Physician, and member - 10 Eoy1
College q Surgeons ireland, and puHlshed In tls
TrNnsaeuons q the King md Qzsen's Journal.
See Metsco- ChircrPcd kogiss, published ~
Benianin TraYers. Fellow % ne Hoyai College %
51rReoue-
Sc most q the iats Standard F0rts On msdeine.
Exfrt Buchu......-Sl.00 per bqfe, or 81 Tor $50
Inprd soss va - &c
o. hall = dozen q each fof SIC, vhich VII =
sufcient 70 cure tue most obstinate casas q dire-
ions are adhered 70.
Dshversd 70 any sddreas, securely packsd from
ob-erskfou-
S~Describs Symptoms In Al eonmu1catons.
Cures EuNEAntssd. AdVce gratis.
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Speciality.

MANUFACTURERS STOCK OF WATCHES
nj Lockets, CHAINS, Bracelets, Rings, Plus, n
sonic Emb.ems, Gold Pens and Cases, togeshs
with full assortment Of Fine JeTelry, viii be sold
at retsi for the next eO days. Certificates naming
the different artlc es are put n envelopes and
sealed, and GENT HithOut regard to choice. One
certificate telling you Whist Jon can have for 81,
ven for So thirty for S. After seeing the article,
il does not give perfect satisfaction, you can return
II and get the money. Great Inducements are OF
fered % se-nts. We also manufacture Badges foI
every division snd corps in the army. We will
send sample (pure silver with your name, regi-
unenf ana company handsomely ehgrayet thereon,
on the receipt Of 81 co. together with our whole
sale illustrated circular 70 agents.
s, NJ. WARD CO.,
nnvla-2n Ne 2ls Broadway. n. y.
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-rs-z-7- DR. KING, formerly Of New York, ioi
a. lest four years Of Louisville, KY. Who
has dsFotsd has attention 10 the treatment OF pFi-
yRie dsessss for SO yearH, Gstto-g himself, hsTiue
attended 70 practice Tor 50 many years, and cured
80 nsny thousands he Is enabled to cure e diseases
o. s. private n2luce, matter how ned they may be
from IuiuoiecC5 medical treatment, or from neglees
OF Their own. IT. Kings Dispenssry is No p
DeaieI1cL street, between Cherry and the SqSsre
ss'Cld s,ory, where he c1rss al diseases OF phi
vste "a ure.
Gc1orrhos cured without nsuseous medicines or
interference with business.
Structures Of Old or rsceBt date eHectuaiiF cured
IL 8 ieE Gays, by opeGstion which csuses no
csins Where 2 Structure exists health cannot Be
enjoyed. Perhaps no disaSsa eECses more mischief
ami uRdeTmles tho health much.
Syphilis, with 81 the diseases of the skin, grow.
ne ont Of neglect or bsd trestmeut can be cfsctg-
ally cured Ia . few days.
HEruEAL DEMONSTRATIONS attention having
been given 20 ths disease and 81 the consequences
growing oct Of II, brought Op many cases by the
destructive ashits OF i1cOnsl3erete youth, and eZ-
csssiYe Indulgence Of the passions, neglect q
which viii undermine the Constitution, rendering
the subject unn or business or society, snd csu5-
ing preplsture Old sge.
Females who unsf be lsborIng with any difficulty
tho Womb may res. assured o. immediate re-
hL
Persons residing shrosd, By writing and stating
their case with fee enclosed, direct to DR.. A. King
No. % DeSdarok street. Nashville Tenn, viii have
tie necessary medicines sent TO their address.
Office hcLTs f-o n o'clock in the morning ulti
tNs 80 ring Apv7--d&Tlv
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Our inducements to Agents and
Clubs

To those agents who take Their eommlssI1n in
Books and Cuts the following commission will be
allowed:
To any person forwarding u Clubs Of n Books, )
Clubs Of q Books, or CldOs Of 81 Books each, a
Silver Wdch--cylinder escspement-WorthS l2.
To any person forwarding 26 Clubs Of 10 Books, 10
Clubs OF q Books, or 8 Clubs Of % Books each, a
Silver Watch patent lever, hunting case, worth SIS.
II preferable, the agent may select any other ar
ncle on our list Of the value Of the watch he my
be entitled TO.
Agents will retain the certificates Of Books and
Gifts until the required numbers Of Clubs are conf
pleted when they will be forwarded to as Voueh-
ers.
Unless these regulations are strictly complied
WITH no alIowan. viii BE- made on extra commits
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NatardaY. 24lh Of lleeember '64.

at IL O'Clock, A M al the right, title and interest
of the said John h. John on, for, and during the
term OF his natural lie, in the following valuable
property on cherry ana Cedar streets, in the Ciy
Of N shvllie, VIZ:
ON CHERRY STREET.
IA feet front by AZ fset7 inches, being the Office
now occupied by E. +. Mul.oy,.. Esq.
"A feet front by AZ feet in hes, being the Office
low o. cupied by Dr. WOODWARD.
Il feet front by AZ feet inches, being the Office
now occupied by ID WLkin, ESQ.
IL feet fro BY AZ feet inches, being the shop
now occupied by F. L. Tarbox.
ON CEDAR STREET
"a feet inches front by IS feet, being the Drug
8tore now occupied Y Stephens, Janney & Co sub
sct to their lease expiring on the LIST of January,
1885, the purchaser 20 be eatiled 10 the amount OF
s., due from them for the lease for 1865.
II feet IL inches front by IS feet, being the barber
saloon or Brown, Mahan Co.
% feet inches 'front.' by 81 feet inches, exclu-
sive of stair ways, being the Bill ard saloon Of J.
Lousseau, subject to his lease. expiring the Let
day of January, 1863, said 20 feet inches, ami
on -- rooms of the second story, and the third
10 ba entitled TO s. due rom said Louisseau for
said lease.
Is feet font by 81 feet inche-, being the store
room occupied by Vanliew & Creighton.
Is feet inches front by 81 feet inches, being
the trug store occupied by H. w. Haslock.
Persons desiring to purchase lots at the sale ere
referred TO the decree Of said Court, IN which, a.
mong other things, 1t viii be seen that the night to
use the stair ways leading from tue rect, and the
alleys and the water closet on the property, are re-
sersei for the comm use Of the tenants IS here
tofore. plat will be exhibited on the dav Of sale.
E r. GLASCOCK,
nov26-30t U. 8. Marshal Mid Dist. Tenn.
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Phinehas Garrett.

Former Regster # Davidson c-unty, gives spe-
clal attention 10 he exeminatio Of T ties Proper
tes writing Decd Of Convey snce, Lesse, and other
L=gal documents.
We d. EN- it Unnecessary Ia this community, 30
say at Mr. Ca re h. ne BIS examiner Of les
and writer o. Z eeds l. Tennessee. for twenty
year he was a fixture" at VI Courthouse, tw-iV-
Of which he served as Register Of the county. ty
elertIoa at the haads Of the people II . careful,
faith and ex ct mann Of toing business =
well known, and We cheer al y re ommend hi to
all those who may have any thing In bis line t
transact. n. d M.
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The new First army corps, TO be oom-
handed by General Hancock, is filling
up rapidly. 1t will be the crack corps
of the army, as it is 10 be composed
wholly of officers and men who have
been honorably discharged after two
years service The corps will be TO the
other corps OF the army Ike the bold,
dsshinR, spreading signature of old
John Hancock among tic signers of the
Declaration. The enlistments can be
made for one, two, or three years SER
vice The best arms in the possession
of the Government will be furnished to
these troops, and they will be allowed
20 retain them when honorably dis
charged Cannot Kentucky add a. reg
iment to Hancock's corps2 We should
like to see thousand of cur returning
and returned veterans join the "0ld
Guard" for such twill undoubtedly be,
and, as such care has been taken in the
selection of the materials 20 compose il,
we have no doubt il is destined to per
form signal aud honorable service in
the closing scenes Of the struggle TO
put down the rebellion Lou Jour.
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S. E. SMITH.
GENERAL INSUR lSCE AGENT,

l. prepared 10 take Fire snd Mtnne risks in the
bess Offices Of the untry. BE Is the authorized
Agent for the Etna Of Hartford, the Man attsn,
Phoenix and Security Of New York, represent
ing TX millions or CaDitaI. War rsk- & or from
Nashville taken, as W~Il as every species Of lnsu1
sarance.
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Quartermsster's Vouchers.

MEL. ON 4 MURFREE are prepared to pur
chase Quartemaster's Vouchers at reasonable
rates
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AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared beiors ne en- AldarmAn q
the cay q Philadelphia. H. r.. helm0aid. Eho, b.
ng duly sworn, doth ssy, his PyspsFAuons eoniain
90 aaroOoc, no mercury, o. ot1er lnitrlo11 dfnsas
but are purely vegetable HT. HRLMBOl4D-
sworn and subscribed before me, this 81 Day
November, 1854. WM- P. HlfbAkAf
Alderman 9lh-strsot, aboEe REee, Phlf.
Addssss letters Tor inlormatcn IN eQgfsden1es
H 7. HELaMboLaD, Cfleuaisl
Depot fO4 south fenile-st-ee-,
Bei0H Chestnut. Phlladeiphias
BKwARx OF COUNTERFEITS.
AND USFRNCfPLED DEALKEA
~ enaeavor 10 .ilsoose sOF THEia Own" nd
saothpr't artcleron fhe regatatoa arl'aned D.
Hslmhoid's Genuine Prepsraeonas
ErfracI hEchl.
- carsapaFillA
Improved &oss WASf.
AK X F 81 BRLFB0LDsZrIKB 40 oTHRR.
Cut ouf The aiyeElsanent. and as1d ~ III, saaH
A VoFn F1p1dEa1oH AID kxkU8QRn
~
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Ladies who wish 10 purchase a hand
ONE Dress should call frst at Cameron,
Grier d Co.'S
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NIahf RmIsslnna CnrnI.

Young Man, stop neofe you nlffner 70. u ~
aiseases sub4sc % Man, there - 20 dseass bard
- cure - Night Enissions, and physicians are
s,arce that understand treating u aud 70 you can
stV that have cured dozens n this city, vel A.
In different Siaes, who have spent dollar aner dol
ar and are non vel cured b. me. am daily ~
esying letters and aenng fnediciEe % Al parts e
ths county, IN word, al hat are diseased IN
any WAy, and VII give me cal, VII Hye aats-
Acton tor Iii 81 The Diseases mentioned 10 this ad-
vsrtissmsnL Ths let q Foisrenoss givsn n this
asY.
Al lsttsrs dirsctsd 70
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Splendid assortment Of Ladies
Cloaks, just received at Cameron,
Grier & Cos.
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VERY BEAUTIFUL PICTURE OF THE
"a htsdsOme woman "a the Rorid a peculiar
rcn co ore1 pbOtozTsph 10 oil taken frotn f.;
beastfnl ~ ttbtld This IA -eaily 4 naenl1 eni
pictur-. per Get geo. she IL tssIte1Ise ban
". rrce hrty cent Seai free by msu IN 3 sealed
earcuiar dhFei0p. Addreee lA4tf A BRO,
noyIs-im Boz 1872 fost oifcs clncinnAh, Q.
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McCfLL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES, y
DROWNING hin WITH SUCCESS u
OTHER STATES, As IT Is N
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.


NJ books WI show nat Ior ghs past 6vs months
nv practies has incrsased hundred Ter cent over
ne LAST year until Is Is not ~ b surpassed b. zny
e the State. Win ny general practice IN TIE en-
Chronic Cases
With satisfaction: Rhsunaeisrn, Affections Of the
Lg1ngs; Diseases q he Threat, eseiled JoBts,
Sit Limbs, Rs1rsE, Pans, Ulosrs, Cancer, Grave,
y ssasss o. the Heart and LIVER, Inflammation Of
tbs Stomach, Ne1rAlzia, Kings Egl OF scrofzhA,
Deadaess, Diseases q the Eyes, DeblitNted 8ys-
tams DyspeDBia or ndiKeseon, and Congumpoon--
together with Al Privsts Diseases, and Diseases Of
the UraaFy OrKz1s.
70 the ladies'.
All Aasctions o. he WOMB trsated WIN gu6oess-
Thoso Married Ladies Hho have besn 20 uni0rtu-
nate 70 msesrry OF prove abortion, can - carried
70 thar MI anse tonrd pTsgnant b giving me
cal.
Sterility.
YounR Married Ladies whose nais1ortuns L has
bssa.Bos 70 hring forth N due seaso1, rsmenbsF
God H.s szii yol should multsply add replenish- Il
shis Il your desire you en- consult me eithsE b
Iettag o. N person No lazy over thirty-hve years
Of aks need make applcaton- Alicnnltnunioauons
b. Isttsr or person strictly connden1L.
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Loans negotlsted at this Office State, County,
and Railroad Bonds; Rank, Bridge, and Rsilroao
Stocks sold a. per order from customers.
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60 to R. II Thompson's, % Cherry
street, for your white and brown linen
shirts-warranted 70 TT
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HeImbOId's Extract Buehu.
FOR WEAKNESSES
Arising from Excesses, Habits Of Dissipation. Ezrty
lndiscretiOn, or Abuse,

Arising rom Excesses, Habits Of Dissipation Ezrty
IndiscreuOn, or Abuse,
ATTENDED, WITH rHE FOLLOWING sxurrons
IndsPositiOn 70 Exerton Loss OF Power.
Loss Of Memory, lifhculty OF Bresthing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling
Horror Of Diseases Wakef1lness
Dinness OF VISION. P1in IN the hack
Universal Lassitllde Of the Flushing Of the Bodv
Muserlsr System, Erupaoas on TIE FS.ss,
Hot Hands. Palhi C0untenanea
Drynoss OF the Skin.
These symptoms, II allowed 10 90 on. which this
medicine invariably removes, soon ioIoH
INPoTENCT, FAULTY, EPrEPTIC FITS,
IN one Of which the. paaent may expire. Who can
say that they are not frequently followed By thoss
'dscadfti diseases,
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many aware Of the cause Of their suffering.
bat EOna vii confess. The records OF the Insane
Asyiums and the melancholy deaths By ccnsump-
ton, bear ample witness to tho truth u the aaser-
ton
The CONSTITUTION, ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAESEss,
requires the aid Of medicine 20 strengthen and in
vigOrste tie system, which HELMBOLDfS RX-
TRACT BUCHU invariably does. A tFia vii con-
vince the most skeptcal.
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Taks 90 Bslsam, Mercury, or pleasant medicine,
Tor unpleasant And aangerous dlsaaaaa.
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Marshal's Sale

OF THE VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE COR.
'NER OF CHERRY and CEDAR STREETS. NASHVILLE.
10y VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE DIS
trict Court of the United states for the Middle
District of Tennessee, rendered ut the Oct. Term.
1854 in the eausaaf ire u. s. the estate and
property, money, stocks and credits Of John b.
johnson, and a writ of Vendirioni Exponss TO me
issued and directed, | viii offer for sale, on the
hremises. to the HIGHEST bidder for cash, on
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Rich. Rare and Racy!

Tn. 10 or partner Col. ). 6. BULt, late Of ne
ssth In : Vols, y 4 b plesssd 70 SOS his uItAry
ard civil sends. deci0-t
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a Bogus Proclamation.
Prom the Commercial Advertiser.


One of the msst infamous attempts to
play upon the public appears in the World
aud the Journal Of Commerce this morning,
In the publication o. bogus Proclamation
signed by MIR. LiMcoln, and purpOrtiug 10
recommend the 26th day oil May az a day
of Thanksgiving, and to all for four hun
dEed EhOuSGnd t-OOps u.i,r. the 18th nf
June, aud, IN default tr.'"nI, nn inmedi.
ate and perenpLnry urai- i, az "e made.
Tue innocent wiIliugs u.,u gave Cr..,lence
nud circulation to tits ,,t..eIm.,- hi; at non
sense, hAVe duubllpsS dnur the WORK for
WHICH the irand was Designed Gul has
gone up, aud tbs days steamer viii carry
70 Europe this inise intelligence, hnp;mI ia
company with iis deuiaI. Over ltir1e the
Confederate luaU wilt be t1pCIeCl, AMI those
"1"aeal ia that sort OF security here will
be beueiLted
There were so Inauy intrinsic evidences
OF forgery 10 IHis bogus proclamation,
that it seems hardly credible that the nm.
peIs which published it could have been so
"chenPly" sold, aad later announcements
AND confessions Oh their own bulletin
boards do not excuTe them.
With these reports aud counter reports
abroad. who shall be believed /? ami when
Will Europeans kuow whether they NAV
credit anything the! bear? There is a des.
Perate effort to brc.k abroad The force of
Grants advance in Virginia, nnd this ~.
ing proclamation is one OF the agents EN-.
plOyed by INSCRIPTIONS traitors 10 ipiure
the national cause and give some cor, of
sitalIty and action to the rebel cotton losD,
Tho sudden vengeance of an outraged p-o
pie will yet visit The rascaIs who pIay
GpOn the public in This shameful manner.
some "smart" operator or cunning fabri-
Gator will go to tho lamp post before his
"me' it he eKaspsrates the public too far.
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outlet, u ID ubkH63n h9H tos itne eaks
my may be around the city, or 81 what part
they may attempt to enter. Their cavalry,
yesterday defeated by Stewart, may to-day
rally, and reinforced turn the tide OF vic.
tory, and seek to gaIlop into the city and
through IL TO their army at Bermuda Hun
dreds. Barricaded streets will check their
progress even should they force any post
Of the outer deienres. The precantion now
suggested may never be required, but the
terrible disaster it may prevent surely
should commend it TO the attention of the
Engineer Department of the city defences.
II becomes the authorities TO adopt every
means 10 their power. The defence of
Richmond must, Unnecessary, equal that of
Derry or Saragossa.
GEN. JRB STUART BURIED IN RICHMOND.
From the Richmond Enquirer, May II.
The funeral of this much IAmented and
brave General took place yesterday after
noon at Eve O'Clock, from ST. James church,
corner of Marshail and Fifth streets.
At the appointed hour the cortege APP
peured in front of the church, and the me-
tAlIic coffin containing the remains of the
noble soldier whose now silent voice hRd
so often startled the enemy with his stir
riug battle cry. was carried down the Geo :
tire aisle and placed before the altar
Wreaths aud a cross Of evergreen, inter.
woven with delicate lilies OF the valley,
laurel aud other flowers, of purest white,
decked the coffin.
The pail bearers were Gen. Bragg, Ma.
jor General McOowan, Gen. Chiffon, Brig.
Gen. Lawson, Commodore Forrest, Capt
Lee, Of the Navy, aud Gen. George "
Randolph. formerly Secretary OF War
The scene was sad aud impressive
President Davis sat nesr the front with 4
look of grief upon his cafe worn face; his
Cabinet officers were gathered around
while on either side. were the Senators anC
gress. Scattered through the church wer,
II number of Generals and other officers o
less rank-amoug the former Gen Ransom
commandments department of Richmond
Hundreds of sad faces Witnessed the scene
but the brave FitE Lee and tother war
wearied and war. worn men, whom the deaf
/ Stuart had SO often led where the red bat.
tie was tiercest, and who would have 9iveT
their lives for his, were away ia the fight
doubtless striking with n double courag
as they thought OF their fallen General.
The short service was read by Rev. Or
, PHterkin, funeral 6uIheIn sung, and til
) remains were carried out and plnced In ith
herse, which proceeded 10 Hollywood Gem
etery, followed by long train of CARR
ages.
No military escort accompanied the pro
cession, hut the hero was laid IN his rest
ing place % the hill side, while the cart
; troubled with the roar OF artillery and tn
} noise of the deadly strife of armies-th
one bent upon desecrating and devastating
his native land, and the other, proudly an
5 deiautly standing in the path and invok
| ing the blessing OF Heaven upon their cause
r to fight in better cheer for the memory G
such as Stonewall Jackson and J. + {
Stuart.
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"a. nsvps sF Wasslis5,oIb06,15t.s. ma tbaf

". Dawes, Of NssSaahGGSttS. said that
the voteS showed that those who voted
were but a very amall part of the people of
the ontire districts. 10 other words, oW.
ing to the military occupation, the majority
had no opportunity of expressing their
wishes at the polls. 1t could not, in any
sense. be considered fair election. This
position had heretofore been sustained by
the House.
AIR. Segur addressed the House 10 his
own behalf. He alluded to the fact that he
was admitted to a seat 10 1862, when he
had received only $50 votes but now
when be came hitber With 1900. it was
soughtto keep him from seat. He claim
ed that the House in the former case acted
upon a just principle, besides the loyal peO.
pie OF his district were entitled to represen-
tatiou here, and there could not be, and
| ought not to be, on extinction of State by
the exclusion OF its Representatives here
Mr. Chandler, of Virginia, commended
that both himself aud Mr. Segur we're en-
titled to their seats by law, sxpediency
justice and constitutional right. The prin
ciPie at issue not only affected their respec
tive districts, but every other portion o
the country In rebellion.
The House, by vote Of IS against 20
adopted the resolution that Mr.. JOSEPH
SegGr ia not entitled to the seat from thu
First District OF Virginiu.
II also adopted the resolution declaring
that Mr.. Lucius H. Chandleris not sntiIlei
to the seat from The Second District Q
Virginia.
Adjourned.