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OFFYCTdL.
TREASURY Dsr.fr1v,-,
CoNFsDrRATE STkTg= ~ AAgrir,


CoNFsDrRArE STkTss 1p Asfr,s III
RICHMOND, October ~ 1904
NON-TA XABLE BONng
~ HUNDRED MILLION loan ~
TIN Ed Numerous applications h.. on
made Tor bonds at the established rr,re ~, + Ten
dred and thirty five dollars AMI if,t.r.. ,.,' .'.
cumstaho"s that entitle them to farorale,,., ~
atl0n, II has been determined b. ff.r,,,, l"T-
at the above prce until further notice ''' .e''
Agents Tor the sale Of these Bonds are i,..,... .
70 act IN accordance with this order All wet
pom OF Disturbing officers Of the Goycrnru,,. a..
tIctilarly called to it. O. 4 TptEti,5-, iff-
oc rs SECRETARY OF the Trr...,.-,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.

By Williamson & Co, Auctioneers,
mo 1872 Main street. between Ninth and Ta,p
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The yellow fever continues 10 rage at Newborn,
Beaufort and Morehead city, North Carolina and
James Ward, Isaac Ramsey, John T. Jones and
Henry Clay Jones are reported a. among the VIC
tins.
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WANTED.

WANTED, four or fivo good MEN, ex-
w empt from military duty, or NEGROES, to
work a boat propelled by oars. Those skilled in the
use of oars preferred. Good wages paid and board
given. Address H., at this office. DC 26-3ts
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EIIREE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

Il WARD.-GOLD-CHAIN EEACELET.-Lo~t
Yesterday ,Thursday,, Nam street, between
Recess Daguerrean Saloon and BIig0ooi's bookstore.
aGOlbtHAiN BRACELET. The finder Will r.
celVo the above reward by leaving the same at the
box office Of the Theatre.
N. All persons are warned against trading f,,r
or purchasing tn" same. 2I-Gt
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a DESIRABLE STORE
RENT OR PURCHASE

W n small comfortable HOUSE, containing
four or five rooms or to obtain aSUIIE OF ROOMS
on first floor, Tor single gentleman, with use of
kitchen and servants room. Best references gwen
Location north OF Broad street preferred. Address
- I.ox No go oc 2G-3t-
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BY Thomas W. Keesee, Auchoueer,
(Oiicc corner of Twelfth and Cary strectsl
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BY Williamson & Co, Auctionccrs,
No. l92 Main street. between Ninth and Tenth
DIANOS,
FURNITURE,
CkOCKERYWARE,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
FANCY ARTICLES,
CLOTHING, &c,
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, the 26th instant, commencing
at 10 O'clock \. NJ, we viii sell at our salearoorn,
No. 1872 Man street, an assortment OF GOODS, con-
slstlng OF the following and other articles:
! Rosewood Piano,
! fine Mahogany Chamber Suite,
Brussels and other Carpets,
ItrlOr. Cane and Windsor Chairs,
Hair-clOth and Cane Rockers,
Dining, L trlUr and Kitchen Tables,
T6te-d-Ijtes and Lounges,
French, Jenny Lind and Cottage Bcdsteads,
Feather Beds,
lItir and >Iht,k Mattresses,
Pillows, k"lstrl>, Sheets, Blankets &c,
Pictures. Mirrors, &r.,
Glass and trocktlyware,
mCy Articles,
Clothing. Roots and shoes,
Gold aud Silver Watches.
OC II WILLIAMSON 81 co, Auctoneers
ALSO,
piece of English LONG CLOTH
piece COTTON JEANS
piece HOMESrI7N.
l. dozen SfOOL COTTON,
excellent COOKING STOVE, large size
o. u WILLIAMSON co, Au,tuncers.
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Treasury nrruru..I
CONFEpFRNTE SrtTT, uF Aatpi..,.
Richmond, Va, Augu.t 20. E-,t

kIchM0nI, ", AN-U-t ~ --Il-
- EQUATIONS For CARRYING
III INTO EFFECT THE ACT uF ilN14F.1
APPROVED JUNE Il, 1861. AlIHDNIy.F
OWNERS OF REGISTERED ElGIil igHtrNI
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER THE TEpN lrfDN- Ds
THE ACT APPROVED MAY &c.,. i~,!. To- H.
CHANGE TIE SAME FOR COUPON rpNr-
Parties owning registered eight I,.r .I. ..ft.
under the act OF May IT, ISL, .d,-lru. ..... .r.
them for coupon bonds, vii 2s.Iru rru.. gle.
manner pointed out III tn" printed ,ut..,... 40
the back of the certlh. tte. o. 'i- ..t.r. ..t,.,
States Of America, IN rN, hang iYr coupon ..t...'
and ctus. them To te presented 70 a.. i... ... .
the Treasury Department, whp vail tl,s.r.u. ...
compliance with the provisions ut tl, It .. I....
ID, 1861, issue coupon bond Iar tF. amount .r..r.L
i'll the registered bonds 50 assigned
tt. \ TRENHOLM
au 29-ts Secretary 81 u. iI,...rr.
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R.ss wANrpp.-The highest market price wiii DC
paid at rHrs orrtcp fos all kinds Of CLEAN COTTON
and rrxrS RAGS, in large or -mall quantities
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I OANS ON TIE SECURITY or TIfr
FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX I.sn
CENT. NON-TANARLE BONDS, ISIrg Ill,
SEVENTH SECTION or THE ,I'EEf =. !;
AW.-DepoStS on call VIII b. received a.. -
Treasurer IN this city, Assistant Ta.,.n..'..
Charleston and Mobile, ana the B,T..,'.-.. ..
Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, Au.u.,i. -....
nah and Montgomcry, AMI certificate, rt.. D.. ... a.
Tor the same, bearing interest at the r..', - l.,
cent per annnn, and secured by III h,rl-... , .
Of an amount ut the above bonds tUlu q. .I.. mn
OF these loans. The bonds t. DE So g,..f'E . ...
Treasurer, and the proceeds, when >ul .lr... &c..
Clusively TO the payment Of ths said .,lt.t.. e..
The security and convenience atipr.i, ttI'rt,.
and other corporations, and 20 the IuiH. gr.....
by tins mode of temporary iny.su4,u., ami ..-
tect OF the measure, II generally adopted u H..r-
ing the currency within moderate huuuaa .t j.. .t
will c. mmcnd 1t to the favorable CONSIDERABLE ~ n
community and secure their prompt eo-.r, -st.r m
carrying 1t INTO effect. q. \. TRENHOLM
Secretary u The IF,.,-...
RIcHNosn, July -, 1851. augr "a
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LIFTY DOLLARS -Strayed
L or stolen from my farm, in Hanover county, Il
BAY HORSE COLT, about eighteen months Old.
The only maIkIccollrctcd is white on the left hind
foot. | will give the above reward for his return or
information that will lead to his recovery.
JOHN A. MOSBY,
n MAJOR Maynari's office,
Oc 26-3t+ corner OF Ninth and Main street t.
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OST, between st. Paul's Church and
the corner Of Seventh and Grace streets, a
pitn GOLD BRACELET, with full name of owner
engraved on inside, initials Il. Is The finder Will
be suitably rewarded 10y leaving the same at Mr.
WILLIAM H. GRANTS, corner CLAW and Eleventh
streets. liz. 1:-ptr
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NTRAlED, on Tuesday last large RED
~ COW, with three white spots on her back and
tn" tips of her horns sawed off. reward of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS Will be paid for her return
to the subscriber, on Duyal street.
oc 2j-3t7 JANE SMITH
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ON FRIDAY, THE 2SrH INSTANT, |
~ will sell, Mt the store on the corner Of Egh-
tCcnth and Franklin streets, assortment Of FL r.
NITURE, with STOCK IN STORE, consisting u
Sofa, Chairs,
Clocks, Tables,
, large Showcases, &c, &c.
ALSO,
l barrel excellent Flour,
box Rice.
300 pounds Chewing Tobacco,
Large lot Smoking Tobacco,
Lot Candy,
p bottles Vine, Nr., &c.
oc 26 f. : PIEASANTS Auctionepr
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/ OST, on Saturday, between Eighth
4 street and the Ballard House, or i'll the Fx-
change, a GOLD CUFF BUTTON, set with small
diamonds, with a pearl in the centre and the mi
uals . y. L. T." engraved on the inside A suitabl.
reward Will be paid the finder by leaving it at the
Dispatch office. o. 2j-5ts
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se1S SrEcIAL NoTlcE.-We respectfully
call the attention of the trade to our sale Of GROC f.
RlES, COTTON GOODS, SHOES and SUNDRIEs
THIS "Wednesday MORNING at 10 o'clock.
We viii commence the sale with Il choice lot OF
FLORIDA CIGARS and MANUFACTURED TO-
BACtN.
At II O'Clock We will offer GROCERIES,
At halt-pa>t II O'clock SHEErINt;S, OSNA-
BtRGS, COTTON YARNS, CARPETS, SHOES
BkOGANS and SCNDEIES
We will add -
100 dozen Linen Cambria IIandkerchefz,
2j0,0O0 q. ID. Caps,
300 pairs Childrcn's Morocco Shoes
loo pairs Ladies Lasting Gait,ts
$500 genuine Havana Cigars
ROBINSON, ADAMS Il CO.
oc ~ AuCtlpAerTS.
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1NUSElUENTS.
y lcIlMoN 3D., THEArRE,
~ Corner Seventh and Broad streets.
Stage Manager .....................E r. DALTON.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER %, 1854
First presentation of the New and Original Comedy
ia five acts, written by gentleman Of
South Carolina, entitled
PORTRAITS,
with the
MISSES PAKTINGTON,
Mrs. c. DE BAR,
Miss HELEN PERCY
MRs. JENNIE GUlON,
MfssRs. j. s. CHARLES,
II. GUION,
r. j. BROWN,
II. ALLEN, and
N THE CAST b. BANKER
The scene i, laid in Augusta, Georgia; Columbia
and Charleston, South Carolina.
The lauehablo Farce Of the
ALPINE MAID;
OR,
SWISS SWANS
will likewise be presented with Miss JENNIE
POWELL and Mr.. J. WELLS (hi= FIRST ap-
pearanee since his Illness as "Ro-
setta" and 'Swig."
FAVORITE OyERTURES. ........ ORCHESTRA,
and
FANCY DANCE. ...... Miss MARY PARTINGTON.
The Play adapted for representation from Dickens's
Great Novel Of
OLIVER TWIST
will be shortly produced.
Doors open at quarter to O'Clock; performance
at y o'clock oc 2G-lt
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The Grand Lodge Of Free aud Accepted Masons
u North Carolina will meet in Raleigh on the sth
Qt December next.
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN, a BLACK
SETTER BITCH, marked in several places
With white She had "A collar, with medal at
tached No name the collar. suitable re-
ward will be pad if left with Mr.. W II. QUARLES,
office of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
touac Railroad Company oc 26-2tr
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/ OST, on Saturday last, on Tenth street,
/ between Main and Cary, a WHITE LAVA
EARRING, set i'll gold. liberal reward will be
paid for its return to the dispatch office.
oc 2j-}t'
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LOST S7RA YED AND STOLEN.

NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Lost,
on Sunday, the al instant, between Man
chester and Richmond. or Richmond and the Nine
Mile road, a LADY'a BELT, with GOLD
RITCKLE marked 80. +. Chatham" The above
reward will be paid for its return to this office.
az. o6-1k+
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1.-TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.

WARD-Strayed or stolen from a door Of a
house on Seventeenth street. opposite Fenahle, "A
BAY MARE, about three years old, with two marks
on her back, under the saddle. She had a mill
tary saddle and carpet saddlr-cloth. The saddle
had piece of black oil cloth knit on. No other
marks remembered. will give the above reward
to any person delivering the said mare at my house,
Oh Seventeenth street, any information that may
lcAd 10 her recovery. JOHN McDONOUGH,
Seventeenth street, near Central Workshops.
26-2ts
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OST, on Monday, October 9th, be-
! 4 tween the Ballard House and War Dtp;ti trncnt
Franklin and Rank streets, LADN'S DOUBLE
tASED GOLD WATCH. The finder Will be- le-
wardcd by leaving tat thus office. oc 2j-2t'
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TWENTY FIVE BALES GEORGIA
l. RAW COTTON,
30 bales Georgia Cotton Yarn good numbers
25 bales Al Georgia Sheating
10 barrels Spirits of Furpcntine,
10 barrels very fine Old Apple Brandy
10 hat-hdrrels very choice Old Whlskey
20 barrels Jamaica, Rum
2Uu bags Salt,
- barrels Crushed Sugar,
20 barrels Brown Sugar
IS kegs Soda,
1000 packages Tobacco, all grades,
loo tierces Negro-lIead Tobacco
bale very superior English Cloth for sale by
oc 2l-6t W d HON ~ q tO
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N OIlCE.-During my absence, all per-
\ sons owing me for COAL requested to call
al my Office and settle with my sol, who is autho-
rzea To receipt for me. G. h. LIPSCOMB,
DC zt-3t@ Fourteenth street
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by d. X. Wei#iger, Auctionccr.

by u. X. WeiHiger, Aucti0nccr
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, on
W SATURDAY next, the 29th instant, on
Council Chamber llil, or account of whom 1t may
concern, one DARK BAY MARE, about eight wears
old, shot in the lett hind foot aud i lame. sand
animal was left at my stables over one month ago
by Captain n. T., Edwards Unless called ior and
livery paid She Will Ice disposed Of un the above day
JAMES C. JOHNSON, Virginia Stables.
ID. h. NEINGGER, AuC tlouttT. ur 25-it
Mn. 4
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FIVE LIARS RE-.
L WARD.-Straycd stolen from Union Hill,
last Saturday, Il RED AND WHITE COW-onc-
half Of one her horns broke off the other one very
crooked. The above reward will be paid for her de-
livery to me OF information of her whereabouts
HENRY NJ. STEWART,
oc 2j-2ts NCnabe street, Union Hill
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4 Il PRIVATE SALE.
n 80 bags Black Pepper.
50 kegs Ia Carb. Soda,
- boxes Granuated Sugar,
bags Rio Coffee,
IS bales 7 6rdniteyille Shirting
10 do. Cotton Yarns,
5 cases Blelched Long Cloths,
d pieces 81 Extra Moskora Cloths
so do. 81 Fancy English Cassimeres,
50 do. Black Mohair. &c, &c
ALSO,
Service Solid Silver six pieeesl,
Solid Silver Waiter
Solid silver Goblets.
ELLErT, BELL & FOX,
oe I--6t No. II Pearl street,
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70 Il L Y LIARS REWARD -

Strayed away tIommy house. on DuyJl street,
between Leigh street and Brook Avenue, on Sun
day, large SOW, with slit i'll the right ear and flap
IN the left. She had two pigs with her. FORTY
DOLLARS Will be given for her return to me at
my residence, as above. JOSEPHINE BALL,
Oc 25--3t< \ free Woman
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gss3N WE ASK particular attention to our
sales THIS DAY, and refer to auction columns for
particulars. Oak Grove is place, of great value
and should attract d good company
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS.
Oc 26-lt tu,tiuunars
, 1864-05-30

A curious observation respecting the ra'
iidity Of eagles in their fight has just been
hddg BY . traveller crossing the Grison
Alps. An eagle, in flying from one noun
lain peak 10 another, at height Of 5000
q 1000 feet, performed the distance Of five
miles in Eve minutes.
aDid'nt you say, sir, that this horse
would not shy before the FIRE Of an enemy p
No more be won't--it isn't till after the
hre that he SHES"
aCcrn bread ?" said the Irish waiter,
we haven't got it; an isn't it corn bafe
ye name 7"
i, A curse is like a stone thrown up ID
sseaven, and most likely TO return on the
mead Of him Who throws il.
Passion is keen observer, but wretch
reasoner, is like the telescope whose
hsld Is clearer the more contracted Il is.
Knowledge may slrmber in the memory,
put y never dies; IL is like the d0rInouse
70 the ivied tower, that sleeps while winter
lastA but awakes with the wal m breath Oi
spring.
IA puzzled etymologist complains thai
Wo5eePter is pronounced Wooster, and
wants 70 know how rooster ought 70 b
Pcllcl1
, 1864-05-30
Morning And Afternoon.

1t was the freshest Of April mornings,
with soft wind that had riAed all manner
of sweet scents from dinpled hOllows, pitr-
pied over with young violets,. md solitary
brook-sides, fringed with white anemone
stars, and waited them into the city streets
to revive many a weary dwelling among
paving-stones. Mrs. Arden, standing at
her window, looked down at the few feet
Of earth that city people dignify BY the IT,
tic of "garden," and felt the sunny spring
influences even there.
"What a lovely morning" she said to
herself; "this is the very time to put my
dahlias into the ground, and take care q
the roses; how fortunate that to-day will
be comparatively leisure time to me
Women don't often get released from the
domestic treadmill, and what with spring
sewing, company, and house-cleaning, l
have been literally slave for the last three
months. Once out in the open air, among
the flower-roots, and ! shall feel as thodgh
| were entering new life"
Ignorant Mrs. Arden. Had she lived
to be thirty years old, without knowing that
married woman ought not to breathe, with
out first asking her husband il it's perfectly
proper and convenient? Mr.. Arden had
laid au entirely different programme fol
his wife; in he came, discontentedly eyeing
q new oyercoat he had been buying.
".Nelly, can't you fix this coat somehow
There is something hitchy about the coliai
you can tell where the trouble is, your,
co su,n&k x;ith voftr nAadla ~ 4.
Mrs. Arden took ii out Of his hands and
looked at it despairingly-,herc was full
three hours work about Il
, 1864-05-30
Il. II. FI9H1R,
ALSO,
CAMPAIGN SONG.

Say. are you for the Union,
And for the men who fight,
On deadly fields Of battle,
For Union, Truth, and Right?
Or are you for Secession,
Linked with the traitor band,
And doing what o bastard can
To split our Fatherland?
Are you the friend Of Slavery,
That has strewn the land with slain!
Would you give them Northern iron
To mend their broken chainf
Or are you not for Freedom,
Wide as the race and world?
Shall not its flaming banner
Be kept for aye unfurlad9
For lhame, II you're traitor,
And for the traitors cause,
Against the Constitution,
Against your cOuntrys laws.
Say, don't you feel like Arnold,
And don't the blush Of shame
Risc on your copper countenance,
When you hear the traitors name!
Here's bully for the Union!
And for the Army, too;
Aud down with the Seceders,
JeE Davis and his crew!
Upl upi the Starry Banner,
The standard Of the Free,
The cause Of God as well as man,
UxIox AND LIBERTYl
, 1864-05-30
sTEILACooM TERRITORY MONDAY MAY 80 1864

rived at Eskhall, and had Leen informed
by Gavin Douglas of Philips noble strug-
gle with his unfortunately placed passion,
and of the anguish of mind which his res
olution had cost him.
"Generous young mani" exclaimed Ed
ward Douglas; she deserves happier fate.
Would that l could favor his suit: but,
poor, unknown, and perhaps basely born
as he is, it is my duty as a father to op-
pose it."
Shortly before Philips ship came aAoat,
Edward Douglas was obliged to 60 to Lon.
don on business and there he found out
and introduced himself to our young friend.
Few young men Of his age possessed great
or powers of pleasing than Philip; there
was frank ingenuousness in his manner
and address, which, seconded by his re-
markable beauty of features, Immediately
made a favorableimpression upon stranger
-an impression which further intimacy
seldom failed to strengthen into affection
and esteem. Such was the effect Of his
introduction to Edward Douglas. They
were mutually pleased with each other, and
every hour that Philip could spare from
professional duties, was devoted to his new
friend, rendered doubly dear to him by
his near connexion with her whose name
he dared not mention, though ever in his
thoughts.
"My dear fellow" said Douglas to him
one day, 81 am aware Of the sacrifice you
have made of feeling to principle, and
honor and esteem you for it. Would to
heaven your circumstances and my own
were different! Situated as you are with
out the means Of supporting even yoarself,
think j know you too well already to inl-
agine that you would willingly expose her
you love to poverty and humiliation. Were
my circumstances such as to enable me to
enrich my daughter, and to follow the in
clinations of my own heart, know no one
for whom l would more willingly use a ia
TIERS influence than yourself"
Philips heart was too full for words;
yet, though he felt the hardship, he ac-
knowlcdged the justice, Of Edward Dou-
glass objections, and felt greatly affected
by his kind expressions of friendly feeling
toward him. They parted with mutual
regret; Edward to return to Eskhall, and
Philip to join his ship at Grayesend.
"AhH said Gavin Douglas, one morning
about fortnight after the above parting, as
the family we're seated around the breakfast
table, "thcre isfiae poSt-bagl Bring it here,
James, Ito the servant,) at Hooks too thin
to contain anything, l am afraid. Yes! here
il letter from dear Phil"
"When is he to return, grandfather"
, 1864-05-30


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terlng tneee shirtoosoms,-l5eyire oil In
wrinkle the pattern was Daa one
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-19

30 ELAN SPINNING WHEELS;
100 WOOL SPINNING WHEELS;
200 dozen Wheel Irons.
, 1864-03-25

+: Moro than half the number of yotes ordi.
narily polled In times Of peace were cast in
several counties IN Tennessee at the recent
election, When It is remembered that a
large number Of tho men are absent In the
rebel army, It is clear that very large pro-
portion Of the population takes IN active In
terest In the reconstruction.
A committee of twenty-six, who stated
they spoke on behalf Of the Norkingmen's
Republican Committee Of New York City, on
Monday presented an address to President
Lincoln. The chairman Of the Committee
said: "They had only one word, then, to
to add, and that was that It is our earnest de-
sire that the next President mar be from
Springfield, Illinois, and TINT his name may
be abraham Lincoln"
!. In the late election In Shnler Township,
Pa, tor township officers, the Republicans
elected their.whole ticket. The Democrats
got up ticket styled the Citizens ticket,
headed by some Of the leading Copperheaas
of the township, and put on the ticket some
Republicans, who, on the morning Of the
election, put up notices at the plac, Of hold
ing the election that they wanted it under
stood that they were not candidates for Office
on said ticket; that they we're Republicans
and did not wish their names to be used as
candidates with such men as composed the
ticket.