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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-26
t7ortbampton GauntY Gifct Scr ,,Iue
lidcn 9ruSer."

@ftmbfY-SIiSr S. MtYus, 3. .. Bar
rinetrn, beoe BON Cation.
S6uif-Y6iltp 8. Stirr, 8. SIT. 8etbrt.
Gi1rift Nnwalt-S. %. Sdtrl, Cation.
@ummiiF @torisS 6ern, gajaret9 Sip
Deputy eanbmciIer 8liet, Bots.
MrmrnHireftcr-Npa Srimrr, Su1tftu.
@rrcncr-Sam. Drummer, Sstbictrm.
guptor-Y. q. 3r6man, 6reemanStur5.
Eey Solbncn BON NCrbamptOn, tlidst bot
ubiae 9it,t an. unb pann Iuet urs vb zine einSIs
&c Setle parauf itctt, bic ui&t nit ben Nctclm
ipmpattriirt, unb 9rtraurrt Sat, renn ibr ein
6rrfcn iitrr lie esrUnnsn BAIT. SGrt i9r Rag r.
bic 9Yrannrn I'm Siipsn tabsln, neil lle f. pilc
tauIenbs ron rursn Samerattn bel Nubrior1tus
tattn orrtun9ern Iabm Strtt rtnn
wOtt Elm Gin5i9er auf brm ottscn 3tdet Der I'll
nrm gstsa 3u nabs sstrsten II 2 glsn, fcin rin'
,i9tr 10 a trc lnicnamonn ltbt bdrauf-Ip 10 rrrS
Mig alS aud nur Gin t tn3t9 + auf Dem g. #
Davis 91tr;, 2idet In Qe6a @GuntY iirbt-unt
bod Ssrlan8n iis bab ibr itr uf6Iadfn," D. 4.
itimmsn m54tet. 81 bod f tier gu itafsr @fef.
fer
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-26
SnS Sp1hatcn. SiFet.

2Sie iebr Die @opperbeooS uno 9irclerit
fer oas SoloatensSidet in oielem @aun,
tp bai1sn, oie5 eriitbt man aus ibren
3citun9en unb bort e5 an alien StraBen
efen. Sic ncnncn e6 ein abolition,
Sidet, uno iuben ibre @ctrcuen alou.
ben ju MAIDEN, Die Soloaten bGtten oani
uno gar nibt6 nit Der Silouu9 otif3lben
3u tbun 9cbabt. .-SaB ftc blcrin ocilbc
ibdnolib binteroeben uno bumbu90en,
oie6 wel6 oob Elm ieoer ebllitbe uno auf
ritbti9e Stimm9ebcr in oiciCr Stoot.- -
SSd Die Soloaten formrten ibr ci9enC6
SiCtct uno oieS jnar nohocm Ibon unz
lererielt6 elm SeidluB croan9en mar, in
Srerlertaun Elm 8obljFttel ju formircn.
Al6 mir un6 nun 60 periammalten, Iabcn
mir Dap auf Dem SolbatcnsSidet lautcr
CUTE lOpale Sdr9er lteben-oab mir in
oem Souc BON onoern @rnennun9cn ebcn.
fails nur lopale Sir0er ernennCn f0nnz
tcn-uno oaber bat unfcre Convention
beibIoiIcn, fein @oblj9ttet gu erncnnen,
uno recommcnoirte bin9e0en cen Soloas
ten.2ltCt allen Iopalen Sur9ern CUR llns
terifIeun9. limb oa5 CS 0abcr ir9cno
etra6 icnit ol5 elm Soloaten=Sicter 1T,
oie6 uerbGIt iib nitt 70, uno Dicieni9cn
pel6e anoer5 periitbcrn, piicn Iur ndm.
liben Belt, ole ile oic6 ourb ibre 3un9cn
laut mCrocn laiItn, oob fie I0dnolitbe
unpobrbelten Dor oa6 QubIifum brins
9cn-wcI6e6 ibnen 9oUib feline Gbre
brin9t, icnocrn nur 9ere6ten Saoel ouf
he bautt-uno gang beionoer6 neil cieS
lbre tlefe So6mlui0tCit 9eeen Gle tapfern
SoloHten uno ibr 10 pOrtreffIites 8lGet
nur ;u oCutIi6 perrdtb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-26
2tebe fir Die GrlSate,t.

Die @oppccbtob5 uno @ireleritter pa:
ben e6 ftet6 auf ibrer 3un9e, b0B Die Res
publifoner feine 70 9roBe Siebe fir Die
So(oaten baben ol6 Wie fie poroeben,-
uno tra9en pic fommt e6 ooB iia niCbt in
Den @auntie6 no iie 9roBe Mebrbeiten
baben, ebenfalI6 Soloaten auf ibre Sid
et6 nabmen? p? gtun e5 bat fib 70 5u9e:
tra4en, oaB in 3lpei ooer orei @ountic6
i'm Stoot, Feline Solooten ouf Dem uniOns
3ettel fmo-in II len cen anoern @ouns
ties itno SoIOaten ouf uniern &idet6
uno in elmer beoeutenoen Nnjobl louter.
gtun ple itcDt c5 Damn NIT oen Copper:
bPoos8ifet5 in oem Gtoate aus Isl 0es
race 10 mic in Gc6o, no man gar fcinC
Sotooten oarouf ieete, uno ertIdrte oob
ile ni6t ouf Der rebtcn Seite icien oab
lte 0C9cn ibre Nartbei 9efdmpfet, uno
mantbc iun9e 0emofroten in ren &rie9
uoeptau0ert" bdtten.-00rt Sbr bo6
SIT oie6 nittt ib6n? Ser Stimm9eter
Fam oobcr fbon fcbcn, oab Die Solooten
auf ben GoppcrbeoOs5ifctS our6 Den
9anlcn Staot 70 ror iino, lpie Die sis:
6apfcn am 4ten Suli.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-26
Der uIaicr i'm .ScIS.

g1ir StrnriIcn oas gutlitum auf Die gctannt'
m>6uns bss WojOr s ttinNer, In bieIer 3et'
tuns. @r bat fein gtatli1cmsnt picorr duf sinr
srObartist BriBc ausle Trt,-u man traudt ni6t
m ioarn, pab man oa 70 mctIfeilc Sden unt Der,
sGsihn Sa6rn taufcn fam, ais rsrno 1onlpu
in Ge&a Gauntp Nar bd ttm orsuufcn, Der
Mnior IN sir Nann, Der immr tbut pas re4t
II unb 9ctt prblerlGae Ir.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-26
ncr Tpar co 2

Barum Sat br gptGIam 90 Ssffrfon apis
ben anwsfrnrsn @UIbatsn am pCrssn Disnfass
ab,nO I'm birFsen Gourtbaufs ni&t sfust, wrr
ben SOlbaten bas Stimmrstt bate pOrsntbaItsn
tpOlIsn. unO wtr unb peI6s Nduntr I'm Gunarrs
ssssn zine 10 win3iss grt5Run9 bee SVIbatsn.
lObnss ammttn ga per mar ss 2
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-26
6cbun ocn 3u 9cminnen

Sas @rcitsmrnt III tmmcr nod nitt scriitr
am srrfn Stptr Srn Sutcr, Giainer uup 60.
no faO Bolt wOIl wriB mic potfeil Fe isr
sSaartn tauien fCHnsn. Sts babm lc;tm rpr
YbiIaefipbta unb N'upUrt zine anofrr Got pen
pORlfftIrn Baartn srtattsu, ats srIsr, gROQos.
IaIn's, SaImCrniS. Poop @tirts, @pan;iua.
NusIins, Sattune, 8ren6 RertnO'e, GnTsmns
u. +. M, 8uftt fIits an bamit itr bic srile @0anfr
batsn fSnnt srUbe Bargains su maiden. 2. 99irs
bon Sounds 6ottl.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-26
nic Eern Rrnte

.isebt f6neu Der Reife entoe9en, unb b6lt
:6a6 marine @stter nod eini9e 3eit an, 70
III fie Dor ieoer @efubr oeS 8roifcs 9es
GbiBt. Sn pennipGponien tpirb iic reid.
iiber ausfauen, oIs ie Juuor, uno 9lelb
'Tglinfti9e Rahri6bten trefen aus Sbio,
SSnoiana, Sllinois, Mi6i9an II. {. no.
eip, 8erGd fibtiet man ouBerorm Die
98aisenernte, ben un9ebeuern @rtro9 an
Seniien, 70 III Cs faum oenfbar, Dap Die
@rooftofe fidb auf 70 immenier tpobe
balten iolIten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-26
80 fdent man Ole Garbe3ablcr in
Qcd)a Gauntv.

gGr fam uns lnssn, mrr Otet wtGts gcrfcrG
rs parrn, bic Der nsuliA In gGeiisntura estalte'
nsn ipssnanntsn brmctratiIGen Convention ar8r.
bctsn butsn a[le bic YFi6tsn pts Gnunts. S6ab
mis1fr Qmtrs fir wrnt9er aGs bic 9GIftt
bts scsenp6rtissn @ctaItrS Su ttbtsnen. wenn III
(tis gonpmtiOn) fir isnes @mt auf taS Sjdst
IeBen wiirpru9 gGenn bic OtmctrdtIAs Wartt-
IGreisr brm Gaurts @sIb rrfparen tSnrrn, ma
rum tbun iie ss niGt Qprrn Ft cs nit btn Eor.
bs,ublsrn sbrli6 mrinsn. tparum Isben is niGt
Gsutr nuf ibr Sidst bic benz Gauntp i6trIia siniss
GouIrnb 8buIsr eripartn wUan9 81 taS be
2rt uno gGsiIe pie Bic gopprtsabS bic 9ortr5at'
Ter I6urrn molten . ou ermOfrati6s Sumbu9 !!
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-26
0te8m1l II / 6 t, i6r
6errcn; mctn 0elbbeutel
erl1ubt'S Mot ; pteQet9t
fpGter !

sG~lluItn StobrbaItr In oirtr umsss,
pirrrn mir anra.bsn. itre @rujsrten BEL ben
Strtn Bentley np SurtU II, so. IA unr
t6 SsaSsr Strabs, In bn Stabt Ntu gcrt ;u
taufn.-Da fntst man Capt. u. %. SsGs
fridge, Gin SOBn btS Srn. g8, gG. Shfribss.
BON 8titlsbsm, sbsbsm SUm 46Rsn RsSmsnt
untsr Sen. s&ermun-br F4sr ale gnlprsasn-
tt udbt ttbanhsIn tptrb. -. ..
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-26

B5~Ss wiro BON man6sn psrIdwprnsn Cir
elsrtttrr trbaupttt, cs frisn bel unIsrsr @aunta
grIammluns am SrrIsstrn SamRass in 5rcr
lsrtuun rur ttwa swd Duscnb YsrICnsn scsrn'
parts srtprItn.-gun, rs frcust uns jsSrImtI
renn bic gcppubrobs 70 rrtdrmlia tiger,
bonrtt bic @rsrnwartisrn tpa iebsn tErnrn pt,
unO mas Fs Fnp-unb ibnn sspib tp@ aud
Ipna ni6ts slauten
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-26
GrWe paren bonn bic 6unbrrttou.

OF no paren bann bic Sunbrrttaus
Isnbtn GUppsrteabs in brm Rriees nit tbrcn
S6wsrten, mtt6sS mar Ghctuitlcr aue1dgrp
tSrt ?-@triss morrn swnr bintsr @sbGubm aIC
man Ts trnuGis- abr no 70 Strte Copper
tcab S6wetmannrr I'm S6Ia4tfsIOe iparen,
ocs babep mir tisbrr NOD nidt erfabrcn f5nncn
Sn br 3Gat ,,fsa' III aud cine perbptltt
Qdar SGGnt itr su6 nitbt Uunbarmtrr'
! I 8 ju liiasn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-26
0onfercn3.

Die Gutbnifds GOnfcrsn, BON 9r&a, NU
ttamFtcn, Gorton mb Npnrcs pnIammslt n
raHNcn NUrtag AbrnO ben 2. Srtutu In b
SrGe 3u Milsstaun, 9s6a Gaunty, gum Sc
tr6ci'nNe unS Nib am Dienlas 8Ormittns VI
gtaGmt'to9 ibrr @sIhGftr prri&tm.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-26
q ra uri9.

Sr. 9my DttwsiIsr, Elm 9lrtsttr In 9lcIsr
unO ghIis's arifutrif in trr nRn gBarb rirIr
Statt. psrIcr am SUrism DVnrerRas auf cine
unoUritttiS' @siis, feline flint Singer an elmer
istnsr 9dnss, aIs G i'm Ssstif mar. Elm tIsints
StGd SUlj psm amtrs Su sntfsrnm, bas tarauf
lag, in rrItsm Mumrnts br erOer 5ammrr
brab fd unb ibm rnS I&pers tlnsIid brtbra6te'
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-26
Je0er unO SC6eCre.
Kcfnert fir oie SeIoatcn.

Sn prrrp County battn bic Gtmctrat'n enFn
Srn. @torss SncOts, Gin balrtmseblt'b'ncr
@rObtriIar unb unfdtSes Satj'tt jsn'r par'
ttst als S6rrifs Ganbioattn auf9sltsIlt, uttr
@aPt. Grub. Der aud applifant mar, welGFr
bret Sabr i'm Srirss ftr bic Union bents unc
psrirunrst purbe. Diss tBnnsn mir In Vs1a
aunts 1difr bitten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-26
Spn 2lMSlanb.
Hic Gbe1cra

9rcift mcitcr um Il6. sic 1T in 9Seapel
ous8ebroben, no Die or6bte Seitiir3uno
berritbt. Sotb bat fie bort mob feinen
iebr b6sarti9en @baraftcr entwidclt.
Sn Soulon, no fie ebcnfoUs erIbienan
1T, ftno ibre Scrbeerun9en weit peroerbs
liber. Mtan ernartet iret dub in @n9s
lano, Dap itc balo BORT auftretrn miro,
oa nod INNER, wenn Die @piOeme ibren
&uno9on9 our6 europa 9smott bat,
Sn9lano i'm 9erbit BON ibr belm9eiubt
noroen 1T.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-26
6rio 1hr aGe6eo z

SrlSatsn unO llniOn'Grsunbs ibsr6aupt, ltib
Sbr aifsifsb 2 0rnn niGt, 70 III IS bUbe 3stt
ba6 biss ssI&isbt, Dbsr Sbr tSnnt bri Der nd&'
asn Dabl ni&t Rimmeu.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-26
Gn9lano.

Die Sicbfeudbe erbeifft nod piele Sps
fer. Quf elmer Sausrei rparen BON 20
Mil6tdben innerbalb zines einSi9en
MCnot5 oue, bi6 ouf cine einJi9c 9eitors
ben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-26

NS 6eute nabm Die 0ed)a Gauntp
Sair oabier ibren Infan9. Od6 2Setter
oo3u 1T f&Sn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-26
IurFci.

Na6 oen neuelten Nabribten bat Die
Seuersbrunit in @onitontinopeI iiber
10000 9dufsr Berit6rt.
Die @boIera 1T fat gang perfbwuns
ben.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-28

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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-28
PRICE, 81 PER BOX

TgNtilS CEkATE HAS BEEN IN Use BY THE
4 FRENCH ARMIES FUR IhE PAsr FlrI.y
years and there Id no French solder who does not
know is value.
Il vas also used extensively by The allied armies
IN The Crme1n war, ami such were Tie Egpgpt-
4. nYsd from is use that t hss acquired A world
vide reputation, and NO soldier who knows oi H.
'neri will be for single week without 8 bO1 IN his
knapsacE, a. by the use Of this Cerale be always Lss
d sss' guard against the various troubles TO which
soldier subject, as 10y using % on MS ClOthins he
pr vent the appearance Of yernln and The DIS
eases Of the skin enumerated shove, sGi after they
have fusi. their appearance, it is bat little trouble
with the AID OF this Cerhtes 10 ud himself OF these
di-sgrssatlE troubles.
The propTietors have gone 10 crest expense 10
procure the original rec pc u Ia. yelloc wiln rf
directions, Rud the apparatus for manufacturing Tue
Cerate. A. Il has been made by The Original IlSti-
tor ami have procured the
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-28
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Senate met pursuant toadiourn.
mcut.
Mr. Trimhle-Bill No. 46. To author
ize the Investment Of trust funds and
Tor other purposes. Passed first reads
ing
Mr. Butlcr-EIl No. 40: TO incorpor-
ate the East Tennessee Mining and
Petroleum company Passed first read
ing, and referred to the committee on
corporations.
Bill 10. IA: To amend the Revenue
laws of the State. Passed on its second
reading.
A message was received from the
House informing the Senate of the
passage of Joint Resolution No. 20, and
asking concurrence of the Senate in
the same. Concurred in. This resOlu-
ton is to keep the Library open from
o'clock, A. N, 10 o'clock, p. NJ
Mr. Trimble-Blll No 81. Amending
20 much of the act charteriBr the Gay
Street Railroad Company Of Knoxville,
Tennessee, rs refers TO the South Nash
vile Railroad Company. Passed secs
ond reading
A message was announced from the
House, informing the Senate Of the
passage Of Resolutions Nos. ! and 3
and asking concurrence IN the same
Concurred M.
Bill No. A. To prevent certain dis
loyal persons from exercising the priyi-
Iege Of citizenship. Passed second
reading and referred to the Judiciary
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The Military Situation.

General Grant arrived at Raleigh, \
c, on Monday morning last snd delly
cred to Sherman the decision OF the
Government upon his negotiations with
Johnston. He also announced 70 John
ston the termination of the truce which
had been agreed 10.
We may now expect daily TO hear Of
important neEs from North Carolina
We may feel assured that Grant VIII
permit Johnston to have no rest until
be strikes his colors, aud follows the
ezsmple Of Lee.
4 dispatch from Richmond to the
Secretary Of War, from Maj. Gen. Hall
] OK, gives interesting information
touching the movements Of Sberidan
u cut of Johnston's retreat and of an
attempt by BesuregaTd TO cause him to
pause, by informing him that Sherman
and Johnston had entered into anoth-
eT arrangement. Sheridan was in.
structed to push on, and to obey no or
der from Sherman.
Generals Thomas, Candy, Wilson and
others, have also been instructed TO
persue the enemy closely, and TO disre-
gard any order that msy come from
sherman, who has no control over their
operations.
Information has been received that
the specie stolen by JEFF Davis is being
carried south in wagons, and steps have
been taken TO prevent the escape Of
the leaders with it. The amount Is
snpposed to be more than ten Elllions
Of idollerF.
) considerable number Of rebel sol.
diers have come within car lines at
Cumberland Gap, and laid down their
arms
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-28
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
FOURTH WEEK.
SENATE

I'M a r.
THURSDAY, April -, 1865.
The Senate met az the usual hour
( Speaker Rogers in the chair. PRAYER
was offered by Rev Mr. Allen.
a message was received from iha
/ House, asking the concurrence of the
Senate in Joint Resolution No &c
Mr. Trimble, from the Judiciary Com.
mite, reported on the following Sen.
ate bills: Nos. 30, Is, 26, 80, l6. "a.
Bill No. 80 Is an amendment of the
law OF the State Lunstic Asylum, and
/ the Committee recommends its mss.
slge.
Bill No Is: To amend the Criminal
Law, and recommends its passage also
Bill No SO: To provide for The 40
polntment OF public oficers
Bil NO. 80: Same subject matter.
AMI IN lieu of said bill.
Bill No 10. and ampDdmants IN Sen
ate blI TO repeal sections 1903 and
loO9 Of the Code, and recommend that
SAID bill and subject matter be for the
present postponed, and laid on the to
ole until a future session
hiiI no. 1, Recommending the striz-
lng out Of sl the sections Of said bill.
except section and 4, relating to the
Common Law Court Of Memphis. and
'he passage Of which sections as sections
/ and ., be passed.
Dir. Feart offered a resolution(No 80 }
declaring the Office of Comptroller va.
can't and that an election be gone into
on the 3lst, to fill said vacancy Passed
frat reading.
Mr.. Hurzt-Bil No A. To change
the 6ne OF the counties of Wayne
and Hardin, so as TO embrace the farm
Of WIN. II Brown IN the county of
Wayne. Passed first residing
Mr.. Smith-Bill No a. To author
ize the repatriation of deeds aud other
Instruments, and for other purposes.
Passed first reading
The Senate took a recess to meet the
Housc in convention for the purpose of
going into an election for Secretary of
State and Treasurer.
On the return Of the Senators to their
chamber the business Of the morning
was resumed
Speaker Rogers presented p report
from Mr.. Fowler, which was laid on the
table
Biz No. IA, to amend the revenue
laws OF the State, was taken up, and
various amendments offered, the Dsture
and disposition Of some of which did
not rrsch the ear OF the reporter.
Mr.. Bosom gave notice that he would,
on the third reading Of the bill. offer
an amendment, for the purpose of in
cooperating into the bill q revenue tax,
to sustain the school system Of the
State.
M Randolph, from Cooke. offered
an amendment which be stated was for
the benefit of single women and to re-
cruit our army ss follows That if any
citizen of this State, over p years shall
not l5e engaged in the laudable purpose
OF rGising infantry, he shall pay the
sum Of one hundred dollars
NJ Butler moved that Speaker Rog
ers lie exempt from the provisions Of
this amendment
4 motion was made to refer the mo-
ton 10 the committee on Internal I'm
provemeuts
The introduction Of this amendment
created some merrimeut and before
any action was taken, Mr. Randolph
Withdrew H.
On motion, the Senate adjourned 70
. q. clock, p NJ
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Hl' known thai this able and mos,
os'ilnatle gentleman is a candidate G.
seat in the Senate Of the Vn;t.5
States lie shoald be elected. in nv
humble Judgement for the f,llou,n,,
reasons
lie is fully the equal. in poiDt 81,
~ i. 'slieet and Improvements. IF any o.,
'i,iaAn "hoae name has be-, ~ -. -
"a pa connection with the higb - - -
seeks, In making ~ -, rus ne
sure that l have done injustice =, Am : ..'ll
= iie ls IA native TerB.s.,.,.. ZONE
hAs grown With the r-,,..5,''' anu
strengthened with The stren.,, =. ana ana
STATE lie knows our ,ys-,,s - Tue
thi-es with our people. aud viii H.. ~ ulps-
ready 10 promote their Interest," ever
:. Andrew johnson Ia no,v D.
dent OF the Udited States. Hs 's'
q Tenuessean, snd il j. due 10 :,
that one Of our Senators should 90, -
his couhdenee, personally and poli,i-
ally, 10 the fullest extent We ali l.pov-
that Judge Patterson is that man 81
here is an opportunity for the tru.
friends Of the President and his Al
miristrE'ion, in our Legislature. Il
SHOW their faith BY their works.
cannot and will not doubt they will az
IT, HAMILTON.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MORNING SESSION
THURSDAY, April p.
The House met at . o'clock prayer
bV the Rev. Mr. Huntington


sKNATE MESSAGE
a message from the Senate stated
that the. Senate had passed bills Nos.
Il, l.. 10. 80 and 33, also Joint resolu-
ton No 81.
The resolution No 80 fixes Nav 4th
as The time for electing two United
States Senators. Adopted also 10y the
House.
Mr. Cooper, from the Judiciary Com
mlItcc. reported % bill 10 encourage cit
liens outside tho S.ate, 10 invest CAPT
tai in manufacturing and mining i'm
this State, giving them privil eyes sim.
lar 10 those enjoyed by the citizens OF
the State, by repeating section las of
the Code The bill reported is in lieu
of the original hill The bill i'm lieu
was accepted and passed q third time
Yeas 5i, noes O.
The same reported n bill to amend
section 45Jl Of the Code, so IS to allow
90 cents az fees for clerks in certain
case. Passed "a second time
The same reported q bill providing
that, IN the county OF Shelby when
there IS no quorum of Justices 1T
county court To elect a chairman.
chaucellors or judges may hold the
the court Passed second reading
The same reported House bill M e
requiring officers 10 renew their osths-
also No. 81, 10 relieve heirs AT law. also
No. %, TO secure the Academy fund. all
20 bill No 3. an act TO charter the
Nashville National Insurance COMPANY.
reported IN favor Of rejecting them ali
The report on the National Insurance
charter stateC that banking PRIVILEGES .
were asked tOr, which are inconsistent
with the present United States laws .
and that power WAS asked 10 carry On /
q lSul>ing business without paving the I
regular license, also bIll No. as f1r the I
relief of debtors The whole were le,l z
ou the table 10 he taken up IN their
order
Mr. Anderson, from the committee
on enrolled bills reported several bills .
as correctly enrolled.
Dir Gaut reported from The Commit .
tee Of Federal Relations resolution No. 4
80, calling upon the L. $. government I
10 ala m the suppression OF domestic .
,'.sofder IN the State, as provided for .
- 'i' a. : Constitution A sufficient /
Inner - oil Tennessee troops sre asked
-, - 20 zee put under the control Of the
$50 'y authorities Of the United
r. 10 suppress domestic violence
o''' as reported was adopted
',ss OF sreETrAurs ASp rr1AgusrR
81 AZ ~ clock the members Of The
-. en- entered, aud the Assembly. in
Rotary Of State. ~ e'eo' . 900
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Ita Toronto Globe Of the 20th inst
repeats the following statement, made
Uy ID Ia previous number
lt caused thrill Of horror in this city
when j. WAS made known that Southern
refugees assembled in our chief hotel,
-s soon ga the deed was known, early
GOA Saturday morning, and entered upon
"a NOISY iehsUch in honor OF the event,
and that a clergyman among them said
publicly a. the breakfast table, at the
came hotel Lincoln thsthad only gone,
I'd bell little before his time
The Globe adds These facts are vel
known ia Toronto, and nobody here
thinks of dispuiiug them When the
horrible news was first received in To
routo, expressions Of Joy were heard
from Southern refugees in other quar-
ters than those of which we have
spoken, aud plenty witnesses Of the fact
can be obtained if needed.
Oxidation was probably the first i'm
pulse of very large proportion of the
rebels and their fympathizers, when
they heard OF the murder Of Mr.. Lin
coin They had been educated to the
contemplation of any crime against hu
mauity by the teachings Of such cler-
-smen rs he who made the brutal and
h-nlish announcement to Lis Canada
oonlsderatea, as mentioned by the
Globe Ii viii take many years Of
severe moral training to eradicate the
vicious seeds sown by the abominable
priests who have "stolen the livery of
Heaven 20 serve the devil in"
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sherman.
The Louisville Press SAYS


The Secretary Of War and soma NJ
fte press, speak Of superceding Gen
sherman, or Of ordering him 10 reDort
Go Governor BrouFh We cannot iniD
n his feeling. Cast down as we are
sd b the blight Of Sherman. We cannot
forget bis noble services We r.ua,,
Ter that on the ouly occasfan when
hsEry Clay was hard run In a CoDgr.s-
s.onal race lac fell into conversation
"tlh an old hunter, named Scott ami
SIR Clay learned from the old man that
he was against him, whilehr never lsJ
NsyeIed before iu has support Mn
lay inquired the old mans reasons
'ui they were frankly but sorrowfpIfy
gwen Mr. Clay said
Alr Scott, you are fond Of hunting
and have, ! ana told an excellent mi.
es, said Scott, there ia NO bettar
n.a than mime, Wei" said Mr.
,.'Y does ltnot sometimes miss fire.
3 es, was the reply. Mr. Clay asked
10 you then break it to pieces and
'hiow % away, or pick the flint and try
aEa.E. The old hunter surrender
ed lie al"ays picked the flint and
tIvd tho weapon over This Is our
preference for the treatment of SHEER
man Let General Grant pick the aint
'li i'y ths grand old weapon over
To CIT is human, 20 forgive divine