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The New York herald., 1865-02-18

WILLIAM Writer'S. AUCTTONEER-wILL SELL
on Thursday February q at II O'Clock, Il not pre-
Ton street. Steam Engine and Boiler Donkey patent
Pumps &c Also Tons working Puncheons, Troughs, with
brass faucets; Malt and Corn Mills Elevators Conveyers
Barrels Hogsheads Horses, Trucks Carts Harness, and
everything useful and necessary for ale lager
ticnlars inquire Of the auconeer Canal street. FRAN
CTS MORGAN, l45 West Thirty-ffth street.
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GAIL BOATS FOR sALE.-Two SAIL BOATS ONE Ia
the other ls feet long; one entirely both fast sail!
ers price S225 and SIPS Inquire at Johnsons shpyard
noar Port Richmond Staten Island, where the boats may
examined; address line to box 54 N Y Post Office.
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E,RANCIs BUTLER NO. 3PECK SLIP, HAS THIRTY
four different breeds of choice Dogs Infable Mango
Cure: &c. Medicines for all diseases Dogs trained
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BUSINESS CHANCES

A GREAT CHANCE FOR 4 BARGAIN
-, ne ven established newspaper fepoi ho5k and
slo4c wiz De told NJ hffrt 10 .uv ono
ran,ins 70 60 agooi, snug cash lus.uc,. Ap.lv A.
o. Hamilton ave, Brooklyn "F'Hi, Ut
a NEATLY FITTED Up COR. IIOIOR
S,tole iof sale; well located down toun, ,oIue a
nue 80 100 also - far and rrocr-t stores la A
eon'''t and laser 'cer sioon. Arp'y 49, Pearl 4 az
a BARGAIN FOR SATE-A LARGE Bo,f,-
ne house located IN lrooklrn. con,,nicpt 10 I'll.
nos doins rooi paying husinc.s a rsfe Or
IYrugnttA ior iuung couple. For paIticuIar4 enuui
Of WIN Morris, 90 William o. s. \. ir1tu Il" i,il
o'clccs, =. ". '' ''''' a"
\ GOOD NEWSPAPER STAND FOR SALE
a., aplt 70 iens .ool lusaiy-s. fine chnr,e
soIncr of Grand and Boscry. M
RARE CdANCE-fHF LEASE AND
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avn sEyIENTs.

RARNUM'S NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM.
1nlsr ESrA BLlslisENF PhoiFSsp No 6TS ipvvER-
TRil' MPHtSr stCCEss
OF inc dnhius and aocomulishtd Equc,tricnne.
The czARrxA Of n. fnhifffNafbKosy
ana the charm ns lri'h Iomedie nne snd Vocalist
,rrrp>oMmS" KATHLEEN Q..Xtiis,.
The Romantic spc..t.cgl.t Dram, Of oi'''''' "
vAZEPPA:
or, the WILD HORSE Of TARTARY~
and In which will h. Introduced the
~ TRAINED HORSE TARTAR
N'' 3 HLLENuNEiL in her celcbra.ed
M IAIinlNs uf roPt LAR ACTORS.
.uyER lNlooO 81 RIOsITIES
built b. Ak N r,V ~ IdSE2tN d LoG;cABTS
MISS EEi LE%K born SoTS I III ,%.
Gen he NAH sTs ss@fsT.r etc .sbs.
LINZ .n.V r, o. lho Niles GIANTS in the world
anu f'GT, oIlF TItGAfII ever seen
ROY dEn III ' IN No, &Ass fN'SIs Il NOTION
,,..,.-.l uhtE HORNED BULL.
Family, Gad E9SSi,p MAN. learned Seal Harry
Admission Soct children uwIer iu,'le es' 40
HlPr0THEATROE-NEw YORK CIRCIrs-
MArlSLE To.p SSST'''m'n''
GREArEsr nil ocLooh
W IHE SEASON
ALL TuE PERFORMERS, rs in Sr-vpr,
including
VI NlNO EDnIF
RIGGS On BRIGCs-
Roth Day and Nisht zee
MoNTPELLlER's OPERA H0rsp
A' 81 and 50 Bovery, '-
WILL OPEN ms EVENING
FIRST CLASS CosBiSAfroN coxp,xv,,
. IN me principal feature Of which =. ~
""'Np 'pkrS III BALLET, COMPOSED or
sLNIEEN BEAl TlFUL
.., YOU Nj LADIES.
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uUDNONlS INIyrRsAL C1nrnns I

y - 81 n ) UNIVERSAL CLOTHES
-. NShei and kuscr livery family uants a
a. | ti-.o'' 'scou't TO the traie Orders othtf
I,.r.II ~, Wu-I cover remittance. Comfy ard
90 "ip ilrht Tor SAFE. Shippers TO south Amer.
In.,ii. 'q' nero VII nod t jie article American
eHs u to be ths simple a. mot c1Iua IA AIM .h,.
I,pir WOOD lcarl ~ depot Ul lIbcrty OF. a. VI.
= ".'' Nt'ut' los
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SoLpIERs WIN mNyE No1 RE,rIy VI.

tun rav and bounty. from en-, cause, can receiv~
all due thetu nv ,pplyius this DAY to j. MORROW.
No " ali o., New York city, ~
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I, bROWN& o., NAVY pRIzr NOM

ouIys," .afk Place, diank Buildingl e,,niIj.bsd
ist. nfc ~ mAty clains collected aud raid Ne /.
die.,Iy 10y, ready sith the Hnounts. Cail or al.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A RARE CHANCE FOR TINSMTTHS
n -for sale house and lot with store and shop \
good stand for business without competition In IN
River toceiher with stock Of tnvMo &c, and corr
plctc tet of too and fixture Price $500 II sppliuf
mise. al4
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VEST HANDS WANTFD-rO MAKE
tne, medium. and common vosk good price, and
"e-6y employment. CARTER, KikrLASD & co.
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personal NOTICES.

{ HAVING For LIQUOR Is As MICH
t. 81 81 H,,e'-e as 'y'po "a. Here are many ,nre.
Jug .lt'c uul .ll' o-' auoW 70 cue lOr ID uusrn.
.o,s w ~ hLNtf ItII'S rJuLors, OF WI Oh
III 90 te'tri, 9th cs' irata 0ns Tho enrluo
a. IN y"4e''t h4 he ob'A.oi Al 90 Diyl.ion o.
a. ~ a. sti and trI m. son Il, y T. aud IA
anu 90 nl'on ri, irooNHn, 81 90 M,nteomery ~
f. ~. G, NY ana 40 south - q, WinainshlirTh
.IV va. IolAr. tllAS. \. Critic ,ION ten.
- 1'h ave- y. !. ~
NfohMAIiON WANTLD or Macy RAY
- no re- ne n'.c IN 10 .hip5t Marx, by her firrp
XIV NiAGf. Cal a.. go DivsIan r. on JOSFPn
''Hi gu Nlli receive al Information s
NIL ~ tENlANS--A GENTLEMAN
all nj. ~ ~ ~ hea from tOnr OF s1 months throueh
tin, "a, s,... i.Ianu ana England fi g,Ve nf0tma.
Of IroiISa' Importance 20 dyery Fenian and friend
Iae-s'e stamp to- Iep.5, Wv '"''' WV II
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n miles from Jamaica T.. /, ~ mile. from Peck
Slip Ferry; house 2-story, wing and extension, barn,
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WANTED-AN ENGINEER HAVING A
ss'o he enc. to I'm small stayenery engine In
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NOlICE1OF NnRNNTs-TUr CropctI


49,, hul putht Piano., Mrioicon. uarmonlutn.
I.u J. lH's ofsans. NhuCsa'c and retail M !, '
.n'' pflcA 10 let AMI tcnt allowed II pIfcbnsrJ
h"',lI. "a Wtt's received iot tho came sccond
L.ti pinhot Of hltraius, nom 700 H. sYg5 Errtor,
r'l wan rooms ISL u galway. taah paid for ,,.'oaJ
h'u' piano. Pianos tuned A..
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A BARGAIN FOR TMO-EOR SALF-e

IA tVo-story houses each q by 20 feet In excellent
condition, and convenient 70 al the ferries Car,
every hour during the uight VIII eel the entiro
property Tor ss,slO JOHN II .PLArT opposite Court
House, Hudson CITY i39
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4 GOOD NEMSPArERSTANn rnR AA1E

\ kARE CHANCE-iHF LEASE AM
Ittn'e' q come Hquot store viii h.. ,ol5 en-,
A., 80 NE day. . hu only one on too corner.
1l, =. ana 20 r'.f len'rc, IA i.ituio .trtr ii,
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EOR SALE-A HOUSE AND LOT 2-Stor-
4 and hi'enent, In food condition. with all moder,
Improvements. Win De ruli a. bargain, a. the
owner rat lds goiue into Tue country. Inquire %
the premls =, ~ North yih e. NYIRmfhurrh. ~
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GENERAL BesrSrss

4
GENERAL BUSINESS.
| A, -, 2 CITY HALL PLACE AND "a CTY-
the Above gcoCs nv "'-Ne't prices paid Tor
BANJO AND Ethiopian Jtc pT.p
JOtiS i3oSahnS ~ dau'.a 'ausht nv ths "a
A. -, -, lnl tA't Houston Il. nc,r p, IN.
e''u' 20 pr co.fec. ,Atstaci,or -
RklOkS-FUR SALE LARGE nt.,~,i
., coinilon bricks also ot N, ,,,,, - y
Rosi "''S AZ tue cor o. l.5th Il and Riooui ,dsPo
'RU ICHES, CRUTCHrS. CRtTClIps-
- hnariinans ra'ent elastic, os.y ,yaIti,, ,,t..
sfe the Ist and cysicst tor vlk ne ~ NJ. Stu.nes
iot circular q W. LOvFiOY. ii R+ n,sIs: 'e ING
[ IoIllES WRINGEES OF ALL KIND5
chue 60. so, T,o,SSv Washing and wringinc Ma
[ 'HtAP CLOrHlNG-A IAE.t,- tor oP
o., u"'hins Ju's received, ,l5h n. .tns., e,.,.
nom nom q. S2j bnrs tock goi'. 70 to w
IiV.., ifi,ot to H. and vets ct..p. GRO
IDIMORf IT'S MONTHLY MAGAZtNr-
mo-, LAusoruiuary novelties IN tho \oyemb., No
sDn.,S'iN magnificent stc.l cnsraving of ,6a
Fash on. .4,'l'ie tol mln splendid reliable
t Ii' Ut Music, hy ~ hiIlard f,Ii 80, ,',is
n,r, y" = TAI CLOAK, and other valuable features
Sin co, 10 see III, masnifceut November nunhcr
n. B. rls.ii adde's W. JENNINGS bEMnRFsfi,,
,,,, away III
ID HoU,kCES SPEEDILY PROCURED
.ur....,S' s business attended 10 No tees unIos
lAN Ofhce, III wsTen,i ''''' VI e Si5
kS-lAplES AND CHILDREN'S Fancy
,n.r ,nis ihe best rlsce to uuy them IL at N.
Ret rs 'ot,, s. tishih ave, be' 9Gth aud eth .t,
,',l,. ~ up 'aits. Furs uisdr, .trted and rrp-iI
''''''''F 'ha promptly by practical iurrcr, 40
H. DSON $ UNIVERSAL CLOTHES
-. NShei and kuscr livery family uants a
nan ia !. SCOUT TO tho traie. ORDER, othrt
i9rn'Aip rirhs ior ,ar. s6ipec,s to south AusIii
i VI .'gs hero vii bod t jie article America
l'lltule -Four ju,t closed, on tgarfs prc,, ian, ~
" to ue ~, .imp =, mot cdc, tua aud ch,np-
,;,,'p neioy fcarl IT. depot Ul Ilbcrty r. Il Il
'AhLt' General Agent. ~ ,11s W.
IA NOWLTON MINING CO Al FIchan--s.
Nn,ice u ~ NtW YORK. sept gIth, 1915,
u,, lhe follow ins n,mcd .ltrcs in the kTosp,o m
q. vi be sold At ru'lic Auction "a lie om
H'iohcr 'nt' 1875, ri e. ociocs. noon AID Sha,,
J ttsH l9ilr.t Ell Tor non.p,vmcnt of s.sc.incnt
name Of joshua Hcndrict, C"r,isc,to" o'iSsla
.. ,nSie- IN tho uamo ot io,Hus Hendrick. C.T,iG
diick. Ceftif,ate Nc ,oe i,, W.. o Jo' hpa Hey.
XXI o. H. I, ioiets. Ccttidcate 80. I'd 5r Id
ives IN Tie name VI l.. G. RolCrls Crrtinrate Nn
tItro', snan'. 10 ihc name Of Z. G.. Roberts Ccr-
KY, 20. ~ ior " -h9Ie' In The name of g. C. Hn.
h. O. ro ~ No. =, ior 30 .hnros IN tho name T.
'1s'E ~ terlhcitg No. ~ Tor - sh.r,. In M,
u nc a. l. c Roberts Cu.tiiraic No ia tnf "a
an r 'c, rs, she name Of T. C6spn &c iicse 80.
lhcsic Ne. 800 for - -lafc. n n, nsm'' n1 o.
n53, %, +, ' ,ai Ne - ior q, shsrc. IN tho
'laies ~ The name 1t John siurtip. A. e. "a. o,
"-- o' ine 'te.tors. \. ". ChpLN, ire,.. Isl
VI INERAlS OF ALL KINDS FROM Ali.
t,- all. 81. IAki or rHE WORLD.
to, b. i r. IL i ,',;S q '1ail cuAnti-
hineras purchased sni cvoh ,nf,I. w. "''''tsr''
= o. D
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DROCLAMAilON 49, HAVING ENGAGED
ia business ~ .hO4o Island, will sci, ats gie.t
sacrifice my farm ~ LlNcnld, 10 L., con aiming nv.
ncr'u splendid lad, Funi story house, barn, we'll
ieucol Sc, all uoV 2 ArIes OF cranherrie. which
produced Loot f'lr 81 wuuh OF berres and o her
nun tets. lli" p'iioc.. Terms very easy. Piirs
i.ither particular. call Or address RICHARD
W IEkS IAlr aud. TX,
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WANTED.

a WONDERFUL RUSH FOR MALE AND
ieInals hep Of nations and sill kind. si,ua-
SSppSA u CITY and country, at WELPL0'S Office. B
nhltehaI -. No charge for Girls until suited. $50
A LARGE NUM6ER OF SERVANTS. MALI
apd female. wanted daily At MANNfNG'S old
,stau ished Aeencv, IS Cou st corner Jol aenou 81,
bioos Ia uLlce "a veil known TO lie the best IN
we Tinted statBs. CroW ded even dGy Nith fret
el~s employers. We can recommend H. N62
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RERGEN HEIGHTs-TME 10 RrY-I

RIhbEN HElIHlN-IIME 10 BUY-A
- cry neat cottage for l,8p one Tor 81 $40 cash:
one Tor tlth on EASY terms; one $500 has Pas.ale
water DC ta,OU $500, With two large lots situated
near tho Court HOuterst class residences IN ReTgen
building los in every desirable location, on the most
MVorhb teiins. tars 10 all the ierTics and every
hour during the night. JOINS 81 FIAJT, opno,u.
Court House, hudson Civ, \ i 1871
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~ al all price, 81 acres, $4,000; on aries, s2NO.
100 acre., $3.50 srutt farm ~ scres, sGSUl
Houses tom $40 10 $500 each. JACQUES, ~
Deg siICei. a.
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oi o. et, ~ miles on l.. J., With house, barr
and outbuildines plenty Of fruit, wool and water
price sI4n a-o one II ~ acre., good land and ~.
cellent huiiings, all In comp cte order price sSlt0
T.. A. Bl NE, Chambers n. A.
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IEOR SALE-AT WEST END. NEAR Dr.

II - y TIT " III IN : Mn II TTT.-
Il rot avery counodlou, ro-ld,.ce, newly hun,
WILL iull lots In Il Rh state ~ criivation Iire
T'.nl' terms very liberal. lUs'. .-iOn immcdiue.
JpilS II, lLA1'r opposite Cont lioasc, Hudson
cry. us
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-18
SAT THE LAST,

The following beautiful poem appeared originally
in the Independent written on the passage I" Man
goeth forth unto his work aud to his labor unit
evening"" o.. gEr .hee1sttr
The stream is calmest when II nears the tide,
And flowers the sweetest at the eventide,
And birds most musical at the close OF day,
And saints diyinest when they pass away.
hornag is l0vely, but holier charm
Lies folded close in Evenings robe Of balm;
And weary man must ever love her best,
For Morning calls to toll, but Night to rest,
She comes from Heaven, and on her wings doth beai
A holy fragrance, like the breath Of prayer;
Footsteps of angels fol0w in her trace
To ahut the weary eve of Day in peace.
All things are hushed before her as she throws
Ger earth and sky her mantle Of repose
There Is calm, beauty and power,
That Morning knows not In the Evening hour
/" Until the Evening" we mus weep and toll
Plow lfe's stern frrrow, dig the weedy soil
Tread with sad feetou rough and thorny way
And bear the heat and burden of the Day.
Oh when our sun is setting, may we glide,
Like Summer Eeyening, down the golden tide;
And leave behind us, rs We pass away, b..
Sweet, starry twilight round our sleeping clay
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-18
A SUGGESTIVE TEIr.

"The people of the South have suLpiited and arr
universally disposed to make the best Of the sitna
ton Tho completeness of their submission is 9
matter Of universal surprise and congratulation.-
1t surpasses all expectation. There has been ne
time within the last forty years when the Union wa
in so little danger Of disruption as at present.
Nce FORK World r,u ,a 1.
Never in oil the narratives OF history, says tht
Petersburg Express, has a more thorough and Fc-
markable submission to tho arbitrament OF wal
been recorded than that Of which the World speaks
or IL, It may well be said that it is "a matter
universal surprise and congrstulation that " Il
sur passes all expectation" And yet strange to say
there are presses at the North which arc constantly
instilling the idea into the public mind that tbs
people of the South, notw ithstauding their snbmis
sion TO the Federal power Just as much tainted
with the 81 irit of rebellion they were before tn,
surrender of their armies and the extinguishmeni
of their short lived separate government which
was born in convulsions and nurtured upon sorrow;
and snfferings. Such an idea as this is not oulS
simply absurd, il is cruel mockery of that honest
sincerity which universally characterizes the decla
rations and demonstrations of featy TO the United
States Government that have been made by tn,
people of the South since the close of hostities.
What though, here and there, we see Ii reported
that turbulent proceedings against the constituted
authorities are occurring7 One swallow does no
make q summer neither do fifty noisy political de
Chalmers make the South. The man who in Ten.
nessee, or North Carolina, or Virginia is reckes,
enough to denounce or revile the Union or any ot
the acts Of the Government which have been IN
issue between the lately begerent sections, can
not be honestly deemed to speak FOR anybody bu
himself Possibly he may have a dozen followers
but their prospects in restored Union must be toC
desperate to induce them to become rs yet willing
and loyal citizens thereof. Their conceptions O
duty are Of very limsy character, and their Wis
ions of well-to-do and OF happiness 10 the cours,
they are pursuing, arc Just ''suclf stuff as dream
are made Of Why then should the conduct anC
speeches of these few disappointed men be cou
strued by any Northern press rejecting toe gene
raj sentiment Of the South3 p ,t'' -'.
The World takes the true view OF the matter
and not many months will elspse before events now
on the wing will eiiectuay testify as to the wis
dom Of the conciliatory policy by which the UniOv
will be made source Of happiness to the people o
all sections alike, aud be put out Of reach Of al
danger Of disruption.
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section shall not apply to soldiers belonging to the
United States army or soldiers that have served In
the same and have been honorab,y discharged, or
their widows or minor children.
SHc. 7. Be II further eftacteS That tho ba3d sec.
ton of the Code Of Tennessee be so amended as to
read as follows 0n keeping track for turf racing,
two hundred dollars for half-mile tracks one hun
dred dollars, for quartcr-mile tracks fifty dollars.
SEC. 8. BE IL further enacted That airy person Of
undoubted loyalty, residing in county where the
tax hes heea collected provided in this act shall
have the privilege Of paying his tax at any time
before, or at the time the collector comes into the
county to collect the double tax provided by this
act
Sp 0. Be it further enacted, That all express
companies doing business in the State Of Tennessee
shall tnke out license from the Comptroller, md
ipay over to him one thousand dollars for the privi
lrge uf doing business, and In addition, give bond
to the Comptroller, Of Eve thousand dollars to ac
count and pay one half Of one per cent on their in
come from the business done in this State.
SBc. 10. Beh further esadctsd, That the tax as
sessed lawyers by this act shall be collected by
the Clerk Of the County Court of the county where
the lawyer resides Said ccrk shall issue license.
Sac. II. Be Il further enacted That all persons
that are engaged intanning leather as occupation
shall pay into the treasury of the State, twenty
I've dollars as privilege tax.
SIC. IL. Be Il further enacted, That after paying
the interest on the State debt proper and current
expenses Of the State, the sum of eight hundsed
thousand dollars be applied to common school ppr-
poses, in addition to what is NOW allowed by law
for said purposes, That all the laws OF the State
upon the subject Of taxes except the sane "a alter
cd or repealed by this act still in full force aud
effect That the County Courts of this Stale shall
have the power to embrace in the catalogue of sub
jects Of taxation for county purposes all subjects
mentioned In this act; this act to take effect from
and af,er the date of its passage. s
WM. HEsKELL,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives,
S, r. RcDGgRA
Speaker Of the Senate
Passed Nav "a. lee5. I.t
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-18
MISUNDERSTANDING THE SOUTH.

There is studi ID effort on the part Of the agita
TOYS 10 create feeling at the North that the South
ern people refuse to submit to the new condition Of
things By which they are surrounded. The object
of this is evident It Is to keep alive sectional ha
tred and drive the people into extreme measures.
The agitators dislike TO give up the plea Of militia
ry necessity and hence all sorts of stories eset
aaoat prejndical TO the States late in sebelon.
When sfted, the yarns are proved TO be manufac-
trred oet Of whole cloth, to accomplish wicked
purpose ''Niaia ,9'l '4 Pc iH
The Raleigh IN. C)' correspondence Of the New
York Tribune states that the storyYof a coloTed
man there being suspended by the thumbs as a pun
ishment, TIL he died, was entirely false. No such
event has occurred nor anything like It. The sto-
ry came from Newbern, wheTe there has been ca
nard mandatory in operation for several ycars.
The Washington correspondence Of the New York
Times corrects the prevailing report that the recent
local elections in Virginia were carried by secesh.
The elections were for county officers and in most
cases the old incumbents were reelected WITHOUT re-
gard to politics, and simply because they were con-
slere best qualified for the duties TO be performed
The men stigmatized as sccoss;onsts have taken
the oath Of allegiance, and their good faith is to be
assumed until they show by their Conduct that they
have periured themselves. These cases Of false re-
port and Of Misrepresentation do not stand alone
The public should dsbeleve the stories concern
ing outrages committed there until they are eu-
thenticnted by something better tnan mere assertion
The plotters engaged in this business ut the South
are also putting up the negroes to commit acts cal
cplated to produce trouble between them aud the
whites.
A few weeks age, white people at Charleston, s.
c., entered their respective churches on sabbath
morning, and found their pews occupied by negroes
They were informed that they were thus claim
ing more than their freedom properly implied, AMI
were requested 10 take the seats assigned to them
which request was obeyed. The next sabbath they
were found occupying the pews of the whites again
The obtrusion was subsequently, prevented BY ap-
plication to military authority.
Again; convention was called in that city, for
the purpose of appointing delegates to visit Pres-
dent johnson on the question Of areconstruction.'
At the appointed time the hall found well filled
with negroes who were told that the meeting wa:
designed for white men, and as they could take nc
part in the proceedings they had better retire. They
did SO but soon returned under counter instructions
Such men as the notorious Redpath, and others
who are determinedto force negro suffrage upon thC
South, are engaged in this kind Of business hoping
to bring a collision that will result to the preu
dice of white men, and create new sympathy fol
the negro.-Albany { ~ " Argus. ~.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-18

GESKnAL GRANT OK rHs MExIcAH QUKsIIoS.-
Quebec dispatch says that while here, Gen
Grant spoke without reserve to several persons on
the herican question. He said that he placed
loo, 900 men on the Rio Grande as an army Of OBJ
servation, and that the French would have to leave
Mexieo-peacenbly II they. chose, but forcibly If
they refused. The situation Of Mexico, he looked
upon one which had been ere ,ted by the Ilebels
and that the rebellion would really not be over
come till Maximilian was compelled to depart and
the Mexicsn people allowed TO organize Govera-
ment without foreign interference. Ia regari to
the relations between the United States and Eng
would be disturbed, unless complications enslca by
reason Of England mixing herself up with France
In the Mexican question.