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Oflce---NO. ~ College Street,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Incorporated under the Ea,os Of the STATE
Of Tennessee.


FFlHIs Company is Organized for the purpose ol
= Mining and B0rns foI Petroleum, Cosl. Salt.
water an 0 her valuable minerals; adj
Nov owns IN ZEE sin PIE upsards Of Twelve
Thousand Acres Of Land IN Ehsa, Hamilton Bled-
soc and Van Bursn counties also
Nauous Leases, including Clutches, Gorges,
Coal, Coke and lran Banks, one Salt Wei, ,hree
Oehre Banss. and tso Plsster Banks; al.o
Several pa Is whore ind eaiiLns lor Petroleum
are good as a1y il the etaie
The Cap tai Of thi C0mpsnv Is $3.50 OOO With the
priv iege Of Increasing It 10 sl,00o,O0U
The tr,sid Mt Of tsiis Company is an old resident
Of bledsoe county, Tenn, fsyoranly and extensive
" known
Shares in this Company sre 500 each. subject 10
calls Of 10 per cent, no ofener than once In three
months.
twenty-five Thousand Dollars OF the stock o
thls ConlBa1y has already been subscribed
The Office o. this Company is at No. II College
street, Nsshr lie, where any informal on can te hsd
and subscriptions Of Stock taken
B, F. BRtD6MAN, President.
T. J. WILSON, Secretary.
iy29-1m
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HaY Wanted.

AssisTAST QuAEERNasTaR-s oFFIcF., /,
foaaaE y FaErHrs1,
rashv "a, Tenn July 81 1s-E
EEALED Pa5P 3 rs vi 81 iesclrsd = ~
- ol.cs uil re Iefh Day ~ tur1 & Ias5. /.
infrifh. t1r lha uss u ihe On el B sfca GuVarr
n,ent tiFe huntrea ila0l frul n God stauf
sacked lr1eF nrg 4 r-cfi0u.
b order q Col . nacuaT.
Cluaf q ~. nerf ~ Tenn.
GEO u alBnAHD.
lY3tt4 cspt asd A. <. 81.
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Now READY roR rHr Rrcrrriov or pa.
rIESTs.-'fhe Nashville Medical and sur-i
cal Institute d now open lor she rerontion
Of patisuts afflicted with any form ID dis.
ease, either acute 0r chrnnic. E.s Acorn,
III. D.. eonsultiHg Physician ard slrFoan.
july 2l-tf
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Gold is falling. 90 ia the prlco Of Phoio-
graphs at the Gallery Of the Cumberland.
Card Picturea row oaly ss per doEon.
aprii-tf A. g. MoEsE, IS Cedar d.
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r. gayE or 10 iois, insmsfisssly hsyoad tue
l Horficultura' Gzrten, vel ssiaa-ea iar Dlilia-
Ia purposes, which VI eeii % 9cod tenn.
80, > ''' loaE RuaE ssETTs
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Announcement for COngress.
FouRrH ooNsRTss7oNAL nrsrnrcr.

FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
We are authorized 70 announce EpmoSb Coorra
Of the county Of Bedford, a candidate to repre-
sent the people Of the Fo1rth Congressional Dis
trcE, composed oC the counties Of Giles. Franklin,
coHee, Caanon, RIihsriora, Marshal, and Bedford.
in theCongress Of che United States
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
We are suthorised 10 announce Col. VIZ. r.
srokEs, OF DeKslh, candidate f5r Congress in tha
third Congressional District ieIs-tf
FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
We are authorized 70 announce sANurr J. CAzrra
as candidate for Congress in the FIN District,
composed Of the counties OF williamson, David.
son, sumner, Robertson and Cheathsm.
je2l-tde
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A census Of Clsvelsnd, just taken,
malsss the actual population 59,556. In
1850 twas 1850, an increase, in Eve
wears. Of 1900
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Beautiful Pictures OF Babias taken ia
three seconds BY MF. Fersinand, ths gresi
Baby Tanner, Al no Gallery OF tho 0umb bor-
End aprl1-tf
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A New York paper mentions the ar
rest Of a woman IN the streets, with
nothing on her person bat a l0ye-letter
and deguerreOtype
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Officers pay accounts and soldiers Seal
Statements, computed ard parchusoi o.
lowest rates. Asp Quartermaalers Com
miisary and Ordnance papfra, mado Oh
promptly BY competent and experienced
Clerks, at No. 6s North Cherry street
BuILEH 4 GHfEsEarD.
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Wsi Psrrr i-MsrrIt s. Hmare raee.g-
ing another Oh 'Tment % plPer asd thei
prices are remarkably low They have
now employed several oI tho b-at pab.r
hangers in the country. Try them
fv1a-fr
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This vice, which is never preciiosd In
The presence Of any one, has proved tha
everlasting ruin % thousand1 ef the uobiast
aud most talented y0ung men that ever
gave tongue % cloquoncs og pen b song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted tho consl
iutions and reduced he miserable victim h
living sksieton- Nor are these ila fn-i
the ruins "A reason, TIE most mefanrbsly
sight that can meet mortal oves. To be
cured Pormaasntly Of thia ADDICTION erif n
Dr. Coleman 30. 6f North Cherry strses
q address him b. letter, Box s8i, Nash
fi'4-s Aena- feb1S-G
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"ILSON, j. W. 4 CO.-Manufscturers and
w WhOlesa and Retail callers ia 1in, Copper
an Sheet iron Ware and Furnishng Goods, no. II
College street.
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3sstr AfrAsorIoS at Cameron, Glars q
1os',-spPer slk Bgoosde, Freaeh Gssna-
dine az 1911 Aho Printed Linen Lavns
DolFhus Mugs French 1sconots.
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TO the Voters OF she Sixth Congres-
siOnal District,

Composed u he e7urta gf Lnsrrcs. Wgne, Har-
Din, D,oatH, RTg, Laes. Maag. Hleaaaa. DieR-
sas, HamplFsgs, s,aeart and 1lolisomav.
take this method Of aunouncing myself can
ddste to represent you IN The next Congress Of ths
United States, and respectfully AK your suiffags So
tho election on the arsf Thursday 10 August nezt.
lela-tl, D.B. THuMAA
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aEABQaAaTsaa - ., r.saylLLE. }

HEApQuARTE PJsr o. RasHvlLLE,l
NasHvItIl, IrsE., July lsih. lsa5. J
Gsnsal Orders 30. 25
J. In conslferaf 90 Or tha hfc1lr7a and careless
maller 81 rding and dr InE r. this Po .. anf Coz
TIE pro aef protect en- cf pCr-us nd proper y, t1e
% ma1iiug Jficer Of Toe Poet issuss NE q o.
i1E oder.
Is Tnst 70 a-e connected with ire u g aereI-a
o. ctzcn. saall Fide or drfa nrongl he street b
hou-
~ Tisat he Provost Guard are hc-ehv irsf r-fslI
% zee &c e shove a ca red mo De 4 TfrV
sauas baf b. - cass i iney drs of s.r tar 80.
Gets rpou ~ dal Gquau's
By or5er of Col. a. ?. Wood Cormsudiur ps.f
y. ". DlcEauhr,
Hte-l A. A. "a. Gen.
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. taofesaarus s--Photogruphs Ct Generals
te'ieFai and Confederate. The Iarses. eol-
isrtiou IN the west, ior sale. Wholesale ana
r'tail. Rsm0mbsr shs place, Gallssyofths
Cam5'Fiand, 2scsdar street. opposite Csm-
mreial Hotel. msvsrtr
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TINNERs, &c.

OOEE q TUNN NELII-Wholesale and Retail
~ Bookse lers. st4tioners, ana New Agents,
No 40 North Cherry street, Nashville. Tenn.
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CoLoAss 4 c. beg 70 iaiorm their eu1t1-
msrs thar fhsy stil continue the mtnuar-
urs 0f their variols styles 81 Family aal
Toilet Soaps. Starch. and Cen ilsa
Prices current fruarisl br NAL On AZ.
plicatiou- ctesrE a Co
Nos. s. 3 Sc ioha il Nea Yorf.
ialg26-am
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LIME LIME u!
A GARD.

llh uneers.lsaed keeps constantly on hsnd a
n wei ass1rtsd stock I'D fron. Caesisra Nelir
h Iii.Ings, AHles, Copper. ENC, sash. Gls-s. Afs..
- sl.sa, Ne.iQa ,s'rar1rs, rarashina aiaai1saas,
~, -. ,,',s, a-IsH Cutters, Wagon intsr, Firs
-. ~. ~ ,llti hydrsuic Cement riasfrr 'paris.
49, 49, leA snl Porcelain Keties- RoBs Ii,'i.s.
Fl-T- oiindsionea, huckeis. Tuhs. srooms.
fl latdi snd 0rccsces, aua ysri6as sii..,. -
tbsy ~. .,.l - ~ city ana country Tnaia. snieh
msxfi-sn VIZ. LYON 4 Co.
81 haTks ss FL
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A movement is On foot by colored
men to purchase the Charleston Mer-
curry and publish it as sn anti-slavery
journal Some progress has been made,
and money is being subscribed with q
good pro -pect ofsuccess
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DERsoas Who may a'sh 20 secure the ssrvess
COLORED LAB0RERS.
atIs Oh FEMlLE. ether Or 'z-daeF or ruI
door ofen nlfts1F- can rr atrniel. uql1 errlirs.
iinn fa fhe Hnlsfa enri, 1i ine offa 81 3lrrfIr-
ierIeaf Eetsr 81, Ereerrrn, and Ahaasrrad
's1ss.f1F tha slshT1ls SD LIaiacf. at 10 lIil-
clIv III Eslbsiis 81 1faEaRD
Co. loi q q Q q, sed
f1pL Egfigesai fftl1nsu a1i A I.
iyHaF p.lh sEstuIla
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VAL PAPER. etc.

MERRITT & HILL-Dealsrs in Wall Papa
Ill Window Shades, WndoW Glass aHd Photo
~ phic Material, corner OF Church and Marke
streets
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Yolk, the artist who executed the
statue Of Ssoaewsn Jackson, is look
ing for confederaey to pay him for it.
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Wanted.

A Ell. vhi,s q IA (. fhsi 8 Food Fszi'fT snd
"A ss, - ~ 8 aiillzlion y sfply!ng =
81 is IA. - g l. Hail.
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Jusi reesiyea, per Express. ans Iol of
We sac Geo. aaisLns 4 Ce.
Hyi-A 2A and i4 College strast
0iaieers' Accents made oat ana caahsd
2uhrsefnastess' aud 0rdnsnes se5nais
promptly msds up By II. rompkins, late
e-sief iftA reeimrnt tliaois clvalry. OF
Gee corner al Cherry ani Cedar ltsser. ~
lsiir.,
#ss1Fo. .-soao ksh Loss. ruiistis- for
nak'ns Weed. ty Kuigkt Bsoihsri. sffhsir
stsan ElsyaioE, on he Fivers saaih 81
Bread. oGss NJ. ~. csussh sirss.
agEl.ll
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=
Genera Onior 81. q
EXTRACT
NDaEkDLi Gem ilIrfs .ftrr fr-r rrr-Is 81
y eep edsiilnl c1mmIftd ~ CO.'S - 49,
7 - ~ General ecu ma dry i Oct rri ID Il
.ins eleaoefa rH1lail 1rt Fla4n dsrrriak .f
snouid - ferlrtIIh1ffI lal-tIae..nr.I.rr i. 80
aettpfrs p rf1le ~ triorl' p Iifarrflat .l.s
.ouiheru ailtes lrd Eailef s.rira u ~ T.. -. Il
l' p piile lh 2 ssi ard r1ltef-. !. srr q .fIsfa.
t--t e'ten tner cp uira1. af hga il11d CON-
e nls1E ciraera ~ fee..fe11F arI -starh rlaats
- p DIE tn a r.1f arrlurtslI IfF f1r lra raa
~ p rfF1Iifl Al tfes1 draf alallrrs. ~ fl.sI
Y niil'afg e t1-a'. and paaislel 81 fne ersani III
HTronmu1-i of nsir. Cen. ra1rurtr
iy2r H DfCEhUr, AaAo.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTI0y.

We are authorized % announce r. n GO0D-
LEI as candidate or Councilman e. represent
the sth Ward in tie Municipal slectIon.
We are su.h-riss % announces JAMES SLOAN
as q candidate for Aldermsn ID tie Third Ward. q
the BeKt election. iy2i.ida
hIayornify.
We are su hori1sd % sunounoe Cart william
DRIVER a. a candidate for the odics Of Mayor Of
Nashville, st the coming elecaen--last -sturdsy in
September neKl. iyD.fhe7
We are aufhor1sd % suu0uuca GEORGE s
KINNEY a. = candidate lor Alderman, in Tue
So ord Ward iy STA
We are authorized 20 an1ounee tBRAM 1ffERs
as eandidsie for Mayer ai the ensuing election.
iylo tide
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FiFrH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
The 9th District.
S. N. ARNELL, ESQ.,,

NOMINEE OF he DISTRICT CuNV EErIOy,
~ WI b blessed % msct ana audrosa he
Voters Of tns en- Congressional Dis rc' At tte ioi-
losing times sad places. Mr. Thomss is invited
o. attsad
O. Mouday, sist July, st columbis, IN Msury
county Jt "a
We are authorized 90 announce Ex-GoY. Wa. y.
CAMPBELL ~ candidate FOR Con gross ID me Fiih
Congressional nistnct compoied o. the counties
Of Davidson, williamson, Wilson. Sumner. Rot,
ertson, and Chesfham. iazT
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIONERs
CARRI8GE mANUFACTURERs.
CLAIM AGENTS, &e.

FCoM KIN5. H. & OO-U. 8. c aim Agents.
1 tffeers' Pay Accoun aud Quartermas ters'
Vouchers blu. .ht al the best rstes, OF collected
Cfice corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up stars.
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feAri Miniatures, in on. or Water eoiors
sss me seauiao sl lhs 6aHogy Of the Gun.
T. nnrIf-tf
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VNWO DE1RaB p ROUsE5. on Broad street
1 three on tolfFe street, between Church ana
Broad streets nd two on corner IL ChugCh and
a. sirfets- Apply 10
iy2s-Iw ". MATT BROWN CO.
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TIE friends Of D. d. DICKEY, request ua 10
announce Nm - q cindidnie FOR Msyor, as The
eleellon On tne last SATURDAY Ia September
lV29
We are authorized 10 announce " MATT
beO ~ q q candidate for Mayor, at The cnsui1g
hun e'pal Election yD
We are an ho-irld % announce Wa g. CHEAT
HAM . 9 canddsie for Mayor az ths approaehing
60 auri.ids
We are authorized % toannounce Dr. p. s. WOOD
WARD 81 a andidaie 10 Mayer, be acceptasce
70 a esll having been publ she'd s5gi .ide
HEADQUARTERS POST or NASHVILLE
NASHVILLE TEEs., July is,sise5.
General Order No. 25
IL ohedience % speciai Order No. "a Hsadq1ar
ters Militia y DiFIsioa Of the tennessee, dfted Iiv
IT. leb's hereby eeaun1e command of fh's p. st
The p1essnt sfan lfieers viii be- rctained unli
further orcers.
Cha G. D1OLIT LIE.
1y-lan Hfig.-f1an u 81 NalH
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9lasllrille AniptI.

Nm. CAMERON 6 co.. publishers.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST . 1865
/ CITY DIRECTORY.
Ar~r0RNEXs AZ LAW.
] OT,s. E A.-sttorney snd Conn ellor at LaE.
J " [ E 4s5s che ~ $ ;; Q. BOX as.
BANzERs AND BROKERS'.
VNIRsT NATIONAL BANK-eoTsrnment Deposi-
! II ry-No. 80 CoAsga street. b-tEeen Union
/ and the Punic Square -ieal Is in Uucurrent
I Money, Exchange, Coia, am Government -eeuii-
te- Of a kin1s. STOCKS sat Bonds bought At
sold on Commission 1 ciions promPly AZ
"A A. 6. snroHD. Pres't Jas C. oaDrs .Cash'r.
1TARR. THos s.-Br5ker, corner Union and
M college street, huys and sells Gold u euT-
rsa MONEY, Il velnmsnt secn1iaes and Vouchers.
Q ne-uons attended u p Omply.
Also buys AM ellis on Inmisson.
CRC Nd NATIONAL. BANK OF NASHVILLE
- % theTry street, dc Is IN E1 .arEe, g VEN
meat se1uriies snd Co n 60 eclOns promptly
attended o }. LUssDEss CASHIER.
rUHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF EAsHvILLE-
L Deals IA Exchanges Governments securities
and Cola Collections promptly asen1ed %
God Stocks aud Bonds Id on Commission
W. W. BERRT. President EDCAE JesEss Ca her.
- -------- --------
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
CAMERON. WM 3 c2.-Book and Job Printers,
I : end pa fishers Of the Dai y and Weekly |
Union, P.inieg's Alley, beiKeen Union and Dead
enc streets.
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. !
CIN6LrTON, r. H--Bookseller, Publisher, /
y , ationer. and Periodical Dealer, Post Once
BUILDING
C1RRT3CE WATCP.CTURERs
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RReM TEXAS

NEw York. July 81.
A Clarksville, Texas, letter of July 18th,
ssys that Notwithstanding SO many weeks
hsye elspsed since the embsrkation of the
Texas expedition it has not arrived at Its
destination, portion of the 10th corps
being still behind, and the. 4th corps are
vet st New Orleans. ...l .,z
Troops are stationed on the Rio Grande
and along the rough county to the city Of
Rio Gnnde. i 2 = = & 1Lt11 --.f..--
The fleet of the Rio Grande number 80
sails, mostly French, but the flag OF Ameri-
ca and England are conspicuous on war
vessels among them. Msximilian's forces
are. estimated at from l6 900 to 10000, and
many bf these are MexicAns whose pay is
25 cents day and no rations furnished.
The steamer Jsramsgo, captured by the
rebels from the United States and sold to
The French, has been doing a good busi-
ness between Bagoad and MEtamorss.
Our government will soon demand res
torstion of the "CsrsnAgo." eyss ~
pFThere is good feeling apparently be-
tween the French and the, American forces,
each, party seemingly determined not to
be the sggressors. ia- i-' .'''t
Itis intended now TO move part of the
I 25th corps up the coast the cavalry to
proceed 10 1ndianols and be mounted, and
| benee 10 SarAntOnio. $500
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-01
RFsOM HAVANA.

!, .. 49,. NEW YORK, Jnly ols i
The steam Chase brings Havana
dates to the 9th. al# a
The Hsvs ma Hersl1's correspondent dt'-
tails q tour to Darien, Brunswick and ST.
Marys, Ga and Fernsndina, Jacksonville,
and PulukI /, Fla. At each place he found
me s2Piss hsd STd Sd1s59a 1h9 m mnffb fBsi 5ro Inc "a
IurJs ~ 10 Rklng repairs upon En6It Much
damaged and badly battered towns. Peo-
pie were scarce, and money more so. .
! DaFien is mass of ruins, and at Brups-
wick there was no business, and the people
comfy had few soldiers crackers The
sans was the case at st. Marys, Fernsn-
dins, Jacksonville, Recolsta ana Pnluks )
but the interior of Florida is much less in
jured t'nan the places on the ses coast, and
az is 81 i'd there Is much more bscop, molss-
ses, sugar, &c, in the State than for a
mum Der of years. The people generally
are cheerful, and appeared satisfied with
the new state Of sffsirs. s.a.as
Brevet Brig. General II. ID. Washhurne
laft SsGannsh for his home st Terra HAQte,
Ind, via. Augusta, on the 26th.' 4at... b
Brig. Gen. Dwight left on the 27th for
bis, new command, the District OF AltoensT
i Northern Georgia. -...,... I'D nd.
3 UMudd, Arnold, Spsngler and O'Lsugh'
lin arrived, at Hilton Head on the goth on
| the way to Dry Tortugss'
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-01
DAILY LEADER.
TUESDAY, AUGUST |, 1866.
- s.T-a~e O0estIOIs in Iowa.

-.s..f The Suffrage Question IN IVA
The vote of lows, IS stated in the official
report Of 1857, as furnished by the Seerets-
nv of State, upon the proposition TO strike
fbo word aWhite" from the Constitution OF
fist State, was s, 267 for, and 49t5s4 against
the proposition. We have heard OF no ma
FgU. terial change of opinion in that State du-
ring the last four yesrs, yet the A0O'ltlon
ps{,tl Cd Staiais Convention of this year has de-
cIared in favor of giving suffrage TO the
negro PIGi7 Dealer.
In 1867 the Republican party in Iowa
-s7Ts-pn numbered 80, lab, of whom only 1907 were
80 found to support universal suffrage Nov
--t the marty declares unanimously in favor Of
II. If this isn't q "mStsriRl. change OF
onInionr We would like 70 what ls
The Plain Dealer seems to have forgot
-,. can tbat there hss been war in the land
a.aS during the last four years; that in thst
contest the Democracy of the South, a.
vbose feet It was wont to kneel, have re-
hailed and been defested and that thf
Negroes have proved themselves the only
81 tine Union men of the South. 1t to b.
hoped that it may awake in the course
sveuts 10 a realization Of these facts an'
understand not only that there is IN tn
North HmaseriAl change Of opinion. II
.ssli rsfsreh.e to the negro race, but materla
csnse for tSst change.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-01

The following anecdote of ex-GOvernor
Wise, who is just now figuring in Rich
mond for hand in politics, is too good to
be lost: '@ 'a " -
At the railroad depot of .Appomattox
Court House, just after the surrender,
Wise, with sllthe PsraphernAlia and Pomp
of rebel officer, attempted to enter a car
set apart for cur own officers. AS he
sought to enter he was informed Hthat
was not the car for Psroled pris-
oners," and inquired if he was not the man
who hanged John Brown. "No," was the
reply, al did not do it; it was the law of
ViirsSfhniA.- well, you should be hanged,
not only for treason but for the murder Of
az IL. 3-sssS d3-sss7sSad stats Of furious rage,
take bullet than those Words Tne re-
ply was: "You can have bothj;"'i but Wise
took the prisoners car.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-01
The Cholera in birmingham
Associated Press Report.
FAOM MAaHIRGTON.

NEW YORK, July 81.
Special 10 the Commercial frcm Wash
ington says: The military district Of Alex
andria has been discontinued and the
oflicers ordered home Gen. De Russey,
commanding division, and Gen. Wells,
pTOvOstamsrshal of the defences south of
the Potomac, have been ordered to Wash
ington. +. ...- .-e.. -.sH
The President returned from his excur-
sion this morning.
The damage to the furniture, &c, in the
Executive Manson from Saturdays storm
is estimated at SO 000,.
The Post's Wash .lnatOn special says; It
is confidently reT ,orted that the President
has made Gov. tVeHs of Louisiana Provis-
iopAl GoYerne,r, so that the full control Of
that State nay te obtained, and the rebels
be prevented from holding offiee.
The last of tue 9Th corps was mustered
out Of service on Monday. ."H..
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-01
ANNEXATIoF OF CANADA.

NEW YOBK, July 81.
The Herslds Toronto correspondent SAYS
the feeling Of the Canadians in favor Of Il g
annexation of their province to this cou1-
try, is gradually growing and Strengthen
ing, notwithstanding some drawbacks with
which it met in the large Commercial Con-
Vention at Detroit. 1t is said that the eors
trast formed by the business activity On
one side of the border, and the absence Of
it on the other, is just now even more
marked than at any former time, and it Is
believed that unless the Provincial Parlis-
ment does something st its next session,
giving promise of improvement TO the
Canadians, the annexation storm will break
out with fury.