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The Proshyterisn Synod Of Virginia nSt
recently at Lynchbugs. An Interesting de-
bate took place on the negro question. A
correspondent Of the y. Y. Tribune says;
..Ths venerable Bishop Early Il the Neiho-
dist Church, who had been especially an
yi1sl, addressed the Synod on this impor-
tsn, subject, giving them the benefit Of has
long ana varied experience. He urged ne
Christians OF the south 10 do ell they could
for the negroes Of the land and not leave
shsn to the peTnieious influence 70 which
they would now be especially sUlyerted i
we did not extend 10 thssn oar sympathy
and love aud carry then q pure gospel 4
WAS gratifying to see such a warm love io'
the negro manifested by one Of such age and
influence in the church, himselfa siavehol-
der fo7 over sixty yesrs, always ssslon'
lshorer among this zbgsed race, snd haviag
among them many souls 70 has ministry"
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To eoncl ude viih
The Youth who nsYsF sss q womar.

NorIoE-CHaSGr oF nHE-On sad afsr SsBssv
oa-e-el %, ne aoors ~ he opeaed a. e.. o'rncE
the CdEtsn vii rise e. : pueciseiy.
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It is stated that q petition ia in eirculA-
ton in Boston, ssking the Secretary Of State
not 70 insist upon the claims made upon the
British Government Tor depreda.ions by the
rebel pirates. The petit oners desire the
policy Of the British Government in giving
the Alabama, Shenandoah, and other rebsl
pirates, the license Of the ocean, to remain
as precedent for the future.
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We published, short time since, brief
article in regard 10 q decision by Judge
smalley, in the United States Circuit Court
for Vermont at Rutland. The following ar
ticle will give the read.r 8 more thorough
understanding Of the points Of the case
AZ IxPoETANr SUIT AND DECISION BY A UNIFIED
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NlLAINoUs.-Mrs. Colonel WicklilC
Copper, while walking on Winchester street,
Lexington, several days ago, and just in
front Of three negro soldiers, was fred az
with pistol by one Of tho scoundrels who
was drunk, the ball lust passing by her
head. As so5n as the shot was 6red The
three uegross ran oh.--Loa. ,Fosraai.
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MILITARY DIVISION OF TIE TENNESSEE
CHR QUAErl EHAsrER's OFFICE, q. S. 81. p r. J
NASHVILLE, q EsE., Oct. e, 1896.
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wv pEPAETNENr.
WAR DErARrxrxl
A baltimore ssSymPaihizer'' Snub-
bed
correspondent writes:

j correspondent WFite&
I have heard Of little incident which
occurred in Baltimore a short time ago, in
reference 20 the Confederate General Joe.
johnson, that may he worth relating io'
the moral it contains. The General was
Nulkiug on the street With one ct his o 4
Union friends with whom he bad been very
intimate bel re the war aud for whom he
entertained the liudest fec ings afterwards
TDey were walking together, when General
johnson was approached by young Balii-
more "srce1h" gentleman. i friendly saiu-
lation passed. Very soon the Baltimore
sympathizer remarked;
General, I regret TO say YOU were
obliged 10 surrender 10 superior oyerpower-
ing numbers, but we are not srhippci. '
"Aou have taken no active part, Selieve
in the Confederate armyg' said the Gen
eral. No" was the reply. well, sir"
continued General Johnson, 81 don't know
how il is with you gentlemen who stsid
away aud did your fighting for Us in mere
words sid sympathy, fer oui Of long range,
hut Tor myself. ] consider we are whipped
and thst e1cctusllv; don't want az
worse whipping" The youthful svmpa
thizer discovered his misgsl1e and wake,
OF wiser man, prepared 70 disabuse hi
mind Of the Authorization that Eve are no
whipped"
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CARRIAaEn

rTHE IMMENSE STOCK. row IN re THREE
LAR,E WkRkRooM-, eovsring az ara q
i5,ooo Square Feet
EaatgaHees-4E9 Broadway a Is Crosby 81
Be-ng The LARif E5r ASsOR rAiENT q Csrrisge.
ever ofierrc u NeE YORK, vi row he sod 81
greatly Te3uced prices HAESHas, a.
an assortment si-sys % had.
ocsas-4u sode c WITTY, fso sraa3Eay, n. y.
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Sc Ross.-pr. Ross, one o. thesannehesi
adyo-atss Of slavery and rebellion, in hii
Al article 10 tie Charleston Observer, en-
deavored % show, Saws q correspondent al
he Evaneelisi, "thHt ID was morally irnpos-
sbls fol God - restore the Uni0n-ss i'm
ross.ble g. thar The Almighty should lie o;
repent"
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The Legislature Of South Csrolins is in
extra session. Mr.. orr, the Governor elect,
will not be insugurtted until she meeting
fths regulsrtessio
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF
Government Railroad Property.

Government Railroad Property.
xxyfLI. he sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, on no
w vEMBEE 80, 1855, Al tho foot Of Poplar Sc.
TEe Eat Cars. 81 q gauge.
On NOFFM HER p. 1855. e the yurd Of the Jef.
fsrs nvile Railioad Company, Iefisrsouvilie, IND
Nine lat Cars gauge ieet - inches.
On NOVEMBER q, ISe5. q Louisville, Ky.
- prs Wheels and Axes, 81 Ger Wheels,
III s So s1if sssas. iEs 5sss' Truck.
l nslr DTivers { apr-nqs
l Parallel Rod, Hell and Frams,
Hand Cars. Il Truck Cars.
1890 pounds.of Scrap Iron.
On DECEMBER ,, 1855. A. Memphis Tssn-, Che
entire strck Of The q. 8. Ntar, Railr0ad supp ice
rsmairi1g on hand al that pisce. consisting d pari
e. fellows:
{s0) Eighty Tons assorted Iron,
(s0Ol Fight hundred tons scraa iron,
10 Right tons assorted stesl,
Qj ons ton ? 9 Lead. and a general a1seftuaa1t
o. small stores, suissb'e Tor Railroads
On DECEMBER II, lsG5, 81 Nashville. Tann
ne enurs .for III nouv and serysshi -isrss III ~
.. g. Military Railroad, rtmsiui1g ca hsnd a. ths
General supply store consisting ~ PART as ~
lows
C2oolg Twenty thousand Axes,
uooOj Ons thousand tons assorted Bar Iron.
rouud, square, hElf round, and a1-Is,
80. EiEhiy tons Boiler and Tank Irou.
ISL Ihry-nye tons Esrcred Steel
Cs9l 1hrs- hundred ious scrap lrol wrought
and cast
C29 twenty-five thousand pounds Easlos Brass
Castings,
sas Pipe. 6as FlEfurss Or Al kinds.
Brass Pipe, Oh Cups,
sprpg balance, Brsss cocks. every description.
GhoFes, Glote valves, VI ali 3 -.
Ha'chets, GlaE. lining snd Tslnpng Bsrz
Nnts, iron and Copper Ryits Bars,
Washers, wrought snd cast, she-t Copper Brass,
nails and Spike, Chaina and Rope, 81 si1es,
Msllets. Books Tackle and Mzfch
Fash. Glass ssd Psints u 8 1nd.,
Rsiiroad LSmps. helly's Head Lights
Cooking g owes mi u Efures, Hesfiaq Stoves
Fun SETS q Csrpeniers', Elaci-zn'ths sud sai.
] der Tools. RUBBER Car sPriggs. Betting, Com
and Leather, Piles, Butts and Screws, fiHsars c.
all kinds and almost eEcry article suiabie or Rail
ROAD operations. sad 81 O thsVe-y best quality.
ALSO
f3l Thrse Large Lsthess stevens Bro. mauufr.
% Tso Pisnsrs seilers 4 Co, mauuhesuueIs.
% ons Axle Cur OF Lathe, Wsrner 4 Ehtuey,
(2) Two Fan Bogere. 'Inediuml
tll une uprizht EnEiae, (s-horse power,
" One TIP Hammer and EnRne. tHoHssl's pai.l
ID One b onhsid Steam Han1u ~,
a. One Sellers Co. do DO
VII also Be sold 81 the same time large arnouni
Of rviceahs and second hand Railroad Tools Of
al kinds, consisting a
CsrPsussris Teols, whsslErizhrs Tools.
Elaeksmith's Iools. Maehin 50 Tools.
stove EndFips. Rope. Chaia, a., &C.
Terms Cash in Gossrnmsut Funds.
Ceiaioeues q ire materials % be sold a Nash
yille can b ohtsned By anpiosacu b Capf. -
haInii. A. 9. n. snd a tnstai henptis 90 appi--
cahoa 90 Capt mo PARIS. z ~
The sftsnuon o. Dealers and Rllroad ConpanIss
is D rtcuisriy inFstsd & TITS sale.
sAies VII eonams1ce a. oclock, q n. o. each
day ard continue dsly Until nii ihe p1oPsIiy e Is
posed Cf q =. CHILLI
octsl-td Cspain and A. @ r. u = a
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WHEELER q WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINE.

THIS = the crest Fsnnly Sewing Machine of The
\ World. &c u the msst rapid 81 an machines 10
is Eutk. Il makes the double thread lock slpsh,
4hich vii Dot fp nor rsVel It Is almost noi-eless
l. segs heuss tucks, hfids, ieiis eords, binds snd
rsthers ia The most tezutiiai manner. x Is q
uiost besufiful piece offurnitune. u Is most su1.
pc m is construction. ft uses 10 shntle, BIT
seHs 8 FAST ~ scYlndeF can turn.
Il has universally carried % the premium Vhsr-
ever has hesr called 10 tire test 81 lie Wo-ld's
Ear, London, the luiustnal Erpositcn, a fsris /;
81 United States Fans 40 state Fairs; 81 MechHu-
90 insu'utes, sud a. county FAIRS once in Ma
sonic Temple Church 81, sslna room 9Th p0rulsn
fenton. y. q. WAKES, Agent
refg-lun
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The Arnr and Narr.

The de@rease m the amount % eKpenoI-
lures OF these Departments IL not shown &c
curately, from the fact that during this
month in tho years 1862, 1863 and 1864 there
was lsFge amount Of acquisitions from the
Departments lying suspended az She Tresf-
ury, in some cases amounting 20 $50. 000, eco
or $50 ,OO0,o 900.
The following statement shows the dis
bursements OF the Treasury on account Of
the War ana Navy Departments for the
quarters ending Sept. 80 of the years men
toned
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The Mississippi Legislature asks the Pres
idsnt to pardon Jake Thompson but it hiss
nothing 10 say shout the constitutional
amendment. It ought 70 put in Plea also
Tor George Sanders, who seems 70 have no
enc 20 look after his Interests
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AFTERNOON srsaIoN.

After the House had been called 10 order,
the Railroad relief bi was taken up, and
the smendmentof Mr.. Mullins was adopted.
After q lengthy discussion Of the bill, Mr..
Williams moved to postpone the subject till
? O'Clock Of Tuesday, the l4th inst, which
was agreed 10.
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OLD.--Tho National Intoiligeneer news
papor, 81 Washington city, entered upon the
sixty 9th year OF ia eNistente on Tuesday.
The Baltimore American IA nov near the
close Il The sixty-sixth year OF its pnblica-
ton
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According to the Franklin Review . very
Alarming epidemic is prsyslingi in william
son county.
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|m. Fsnesui WLLiscs, the e0nposeF, sRd
sd Henry ". Ernst, he Pisnisi and com
poser, are dead. They died in Europe.
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Cen. sherman, in letter 70 J. B. Haskin,
declines TO express an opinion upon The
New York Democratic platform, but fayOTs
the election Of Gen. slocum.
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ae,V advertisements.
Rooms fot Rent for Offices.

\ bsl5ing No 49, worth Cherry street. I have
I sew raj nee rooms, suita6e for Offices, &c for
Rent Apply 20 Nelson Nnrlree, Real Estate
Agents, or 70 EDWARD STACEY.
noY7-st slqcoy HOuse, Church st near High.
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Notice 10 Distillers.

UsrrzD srA1rs Ix1EsaI RFEENr1.
Cotrr-roz's oFr1cr, sEc0sp ulsl- - LAas-s Z
SssaFrLtE. Oct. y, isd5.
THEREAFTER. 70 dis'illsd spiriis ~, ee alloped
4 r. - 80 ~ removed .fsrl tlstilery VIZ 7ui
- 49, i,sra- "a sod branded EEery violalicn
81 - I1tsrnai RsTenue lev 10 tn,s respect VI s1
is,s - rsriies % aeEry t1es and penaahess snch
~ - -is-iiT suf5Foed y every ilsiz1ce- No mr.
-. 49,. IN - Esgea. Tne laH musi = undsr.
- 80 csEsgls1 EiEA- d. J. AokYkllls
o-eilin colcsiof.
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PHoTOGRAPH.

Whichis porth At lesst Re money expended.
Parties Evi1g IN theeitF, or suvrrhsre is n I'm,
tel s1lics, esn have O1e a oar EuFeiopas IN
fncfcErxrh End Csrt dcaie euclosc6 ca rsulitfns
~ ihe san 81 INeuiy-fiYt Ceuts CT Eve cegta St.
ior one Dollar VII send sixty q 0ur certhcsies
and photographs % eluhs or nece ptoi Tea nols-s
inrotgh asiL frcmptuess s1d DisVat-h = on
NOTE. ana sAlsisalion JlaIsulted Rnte your or.
aeT PLAINLY. and sddress the uTopi ietors.
WV. MokEE 4 CO,
No, n Cherry e Bof Sc Nashville. Tenr.
n h-fsrHculaT a'ieutIaa gwen 10 counuy o.
defa uoYT-ln
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$I5O.OOO.

o. payment o. twenty-five Cenp We give yo1
an knteioF-e, fTu a vel uixed numher, eoaisin-
lng fhoicgIanh whlch ~ sell you, win Which.
10 tne sane snvelope, - An siFsr sment OF cart
ccnea mag IRE nsue a some oue a ue'e "a our
siolk Whsoh you car huy ior one nollar II The arti
Gle suits yol reg rdless Of its cost Y0u may thus
ohi1tn ior One Luilar that which Won Ecula cher
wise D. colgsc % pay iruTn g. 70 $50 and Il ufi
saiislcd alih tas sglice you Reed not nay me Dol.
Lar h.ffh
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Taken Un

N TIE lsth iust, At nv stsb'e u Market street,
" n ieE doors uoTth o. Putlia SQUARE. q iArF
brown Mule. about u hands high. The owner can
get ne ssrne hy apTligaton % me- proving proper
D snd paying charsss
ocrlt-r CAPT. wInRNER.
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To Contractors

DROPOSAL5 " Il Be received % the office OF The
II Chairman OF the etrett Commtiee No. 2 North
col fge street, Nashville, lena, until the i5th day
Of mber, AZ srn-doWn, for the following Wor,;
LIST. For r8s'ng Market street above high water
marx, rom near htes de ftreet 10 the narth cor
porston line This on braces n go cub yards q
embsnkmeut. 20 per hes cf rubble Missionary re-
tanning wall, and go cub yards OF broken stone
MeadaniEing.
"a. For McAdamizng College aud Market streets,
between the Squsre snd B-osd street; total ies < D
), 752 feet; W1tu OF hcAdauiizei roadEsy -5le teei
depih cf broken stone Il lnth
I'd For laying Nicholson pavement, on Church
street. tots iengtl 500 feet width Of roadway 81
feet.
18Th. For Ell the Necessary curling, guttsTing sni
stone or bTick Sidewalk requ red on the above
streets.
BIDS must state the pr'cs per cuhic yard for en-.
bankment and NcAdsm eng; per peurn ri twenty
dYs cubc feet for rubhie mssonry; per square ard
for gutlerng. sidsvslk and Nicholson pavement
and per lmeal foot iOs cur mng,
The terms Of payment required. and The propo-
sed time nf competitor Of tnG work must also be
stated.
Bids viii be received for other CT all the above
items, and the right y reserved 10 the Street Com
mittee 70 accept any part or az OF any bad offered.
Plans and specid atoms can be seen at the citCc
Of ". F. Foster, City ~ gneer, No. North Cherry
street, or soy intrusion can b 0biaiued BY al
Dire. sing him or the Undersigned.
CSC. s. KINNEY.
Chm Street Committee, Nashville.
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DOCTOR McClLL
gDTAEIC PHYgICIAR,
- TEX Treatment OF DIaELaEs, u
CEuWUNG Elm VITA SUCCESS -
uTHEh STATES, Az IT ~ ~
sauuVILIE THNNEHEE.

For further information in regard 90
the skllfuI success in the treatment OF
diseases, the reader IL referred 70 SRI
LIS THERAPEUTICs and M4TERIk LEDIOA.
two large volumes, late edition OF 1850,
tho best work In the United States,
where you will find Dr.. McGilfs mama
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age in the treatment Of dis
eases Of women. For all diseases in this
satisfaction IA guaran-
teed. With my general practice ] tFeas
the following
UsFealc Cases
r.gh -suzasrhoai Rheumaszui. Afsctlaas q =
I.uursi pisaa.sas o. ths Throat. tlualf-i solaa.
sea Lirnls Flsudsy, Pans, Ulcers, o.1eaz, efaFa.
piasaaes Of ne Heart Ead LVef lnlaluulaiioe
tas siourach. EsurkEs, Kings BIZ o. acrof1..
De4f1ras. Iraeaacs d iha ayes, Deuiiaied -
taana. LlTEpepua or Indigestion, ard NolalalI aoas-
toqstheT nth ~ Private Diseases -
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs
70 The Ladies,
Al AGscuoas Of lie Won't ruEted win s1eossa.
Tboss Married Ladies N-o have hoen 70 uni0Fsa-
nsfa 10 EnisearFy or prove abortion, can - oEfrad
% their ig.,i tine lcund praEoAaii y gHlas mss
cal. -.
Tuuaa Msrrisd Ladies Eh0as ulisioEsuas = -
raer ~ 10 urrnr foFh IN dus $1,000. reuelnneT
go - rslt Won should multiply and roplenlah- II
this l. your desire you clu coaa1l ne sillef ~
Iotfqr cr IL parson. no lady ever inatT-A 49,
al s.5s ned make applcsd5u Az ou.-iEauzia1iloas
~ Is,.ar o. per1oa s6r1lT coufte1daL
Eighs EmisslOns Cured
y-1nz Ma, rfo2 uaf1za yol fTthaf 81. y AZ
figaa-as Hutifrt ~ Man, t1efa a. ne dle.l1 - 80
h cure a. Elzht In aaicnas ana ply aeiads -
se1raa that uadarHtand loa-ng q AM " ga 2 -
az that have cured dotsug in illli eifi a. - Il
h ffGsru1f States, uho Eaye Hpe1l dollar 49, -
a. nd ~ nov veil cured b. ule- an aalif -
revinz Iaitars sad senGing ulsnsi1e - ~ -.
lie COUNTRY. In sWor1, ~ tnnt ar cl'el =
any way, aod WI give ne car ~ "
s.-,- ~ N IL ~ ai.aa-es rnaaH1I.4t "a as ~
vsT.salssrt Iho hasi cf FaiaIsas1sl Efit n ~
eisy.
BR N08TLb.
U-fr- rfr-sl Sa1rr.IlH. Isrn.
-71 - .-rfH at1aE -
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international Hotel.

THIS Hotel sn Re slosed to day FOR repairs sna
i rsruruishDg rt Wil bA re-opFned n ten days,
entirely reluea snd rtuovEted, snd undPr the au-
spices 81 81 experien. ed csierer TO the puhlie
.asie Wi 10 one among the beat h0tes IN the city.
NOZZLE
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Note Lost

Z OsT, rnisisid or stolen, note . ~ is,sr iof
i Pointer nrothsrs. dated Dan ~ iss, 1871, iof
81 -. AL perzaas are warned aCaIuss trsdng "a
sad note, ~ pSynaeai mss been sioPpea
J. A. GRleSAM
oeila-fro Coiumsia. Te1n.
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PrOeIamatlan hE DE AlaEor.

MAYORS OFFICE :.
NAsHv,LLE, TEss Nov I, 1862
For the purpose Of preventing d.s0rderiy snd
rOtous congregst ons, snd prJmotng the puho
peaoe and respect for the lsE, ferery deolsfs and
order, BY rtus Of The poser and authority IN me
vested, that on and alter this dste and IN i further
orders, the p. op SITS a AL s1c0us and rastau
rants She.e saloons attached, where persons OF
color are Hccus 0Ined to frequent GDd assemble to-
gethar, shall be requ red % close The same, an
Keep them closed, ifOm fhe hour Of P %. uul
the sue eeding nour OF Sam.
The City darshsl snd the Captain o. the Night
Police ard their respective forces, ere hereby d.
Tected e en- &C this order. and - roroTt fi de
lnquents 70 this order.
VI. MATT. BROWN,
Mayor o. Nashville.
". T. WruEusos, Recorder. n0vl-u
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The elections in New YORK and New Js--
sew come OF to-day.
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Er. Melton offered a resolution requiring
thai hereafter al bills be taken up in their
regular order. LAID over.
Ar. sckmnn offered resolution thst
Mr.. Griffith, applicant Tor a seat from Polk,
Meigs, and MeMiUn, be entitled 10 nilesge.
Adopted.
Mr.. Doughty presented q resolution al
lowing milage " Mr.. Matters OF Madison,
Tor a distance OF COO miles. Adopted.
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Hon. A. B. Meek, Of Ais, died rsosauy
at Columbus, Miss.
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For sale
Wanted

DY ghcissaie sad Real. RUE. sIoellont de-
ID Fiaessr. 81 80 cents per & Hon. No p SOIL
irout street NashF lie. TEN. rost-s--
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Wanted.

Az ePs7soroa Singers ssEns MszAins. 81
n Eay Il s. eroAa street, ocsT-s9
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Fancy Goods.

Particular attention given
TO the repairing Of watches
and JeVVeIry.
". T. GATEs.-.-...--.-..--...E.H Il. POKL.tAAa.
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Boarding and Lodging.

VNHRRE comfortable and well furnished rooms
I are varant in & ve-y pleasaot resi- ,ence lo"stef
thin i've minutes Wa, X Of the Post Oifcs, suitable
for gen .lsuen ard their wives CT single gentlemen.
iew day hosr,leTs viii also IA accommodated.
For particulars address 'Capitol Al this Office.
uoyT.S.
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Auction Sale.

cen. s. Cooper, the rebel kdiutant Gene
ral, has applied io' a pardon.
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I NslEDIkTELT-TEe1ty csssnst Aaksrs- Ap-
u P'yto c. B S.ehois . Co. 81 Hrosd ssfssi.
noFl-G
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The bin for the relief Of Railroads, vas

Leave of absence was granted 70 N
Bledsoc, for i've DAYS.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

MoNDaEl NDfs y 100.
Senate met at 10 A. N
House bill, Nc. "a, u repeal ali laws in re-
istion 70 slaves. aud for other purposes.
Passed over informally.
House bill, No. 6s, 10 amend the laws con
trolling the Asylum Tor tie Insane. Passed
third rssains.
Senate Bill, ~. l7e, 10 provide FOR the re-
ORGANIZATION Of and HaiuteG cBeo Of common
schools. Passed second rea5iog.
House joint resolution, moving an ad-
journmenI on tho l6.h II December until th'
sth day Of Jsnuary, 1850, sas passed over
infOI nslly-
The senate then adiegrned 70 10 A. "
Tomorrow mo ming.
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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-04-12

Mr.. ROBINSON II see by -perusing
the Herald that the demonstrations. of
joy, made on Monday evening oil last
week, was distasteful to it. So far as the
ringing of the bell is concerned, | desire
to state that am individually response
BILE, As to rejoicing over the fall of Rich
mond, | could have rejoicedif / were dy-
ing ON the battlefield from the effects Of
a rebel ball. So would every soldier in
the army, and every patriet athome. If
the editor of the Herald is sorry over this
great success'to our arms, let him weep
and mourn to his hearts content. I ne
ticed some very long faces that evening,
and by those who had never lost son, =
brother, or a drop of blood in the oanse
of the Uniont How are you, bsreM !?
How are you, RicAmond 2 How areyou,
jeff Davis, Lee & Co
We BRAcKENRIDGE.
Butler, April 9th, 1865,
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-04-12
be- Some of our friends have been al

be- Some of our friends have been al
most ready to censure Mr. Williams, for
not circulating documents more freely
On his behalf we wish to say, that the
fault Is in the printing bureau which,
owing to tho scarcity of labor and the
pressure of business, is unable to do the
printing in time to give members of Con
gress an opportunity of distributing them
in usual quantities.
indeed were the government to cease
printing large quantities Of documents,
for promiscuous circulation, great source
Of expense would be cut off, while the
time of Congressman, could be much bet
ter employed in prosecuting their legiti-
mate duties. which are often neglected, of
necessity to attend to the franking and
mailing Of documents which, while they
cost the government large sums ofmoney,
are often oflittle service to those receiving
them.