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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-23

AT meeting Of the Chamber Of Gem
merce, held this day, November Il, 1855,
the following was adopted, and ordered %
be published for one week:
Nj. Robsrss offered he following resolution:
VEy4ERrAs, A Circular has been shea n % klis
Chamber, IN the woras and figures following. 70 cit
10 ruE PuEIIc-zoErRTsos ooCsTT ERIsxT.
Bavluz sscertainsd thar the rsputanon Of our
Nj. ~ rhch has, for several years pssl be- n %
rrstsrsnilT injured and msrepressnn~d By mi rfur@
and adUiterahon--iArge qusutiues hei1g hrs aded
and scid q cur 1aEe-made 10 Ci1einnan and else
uihere 4hsf Ne. Whoze names are snnexed, lBsiil-
lsrs Of WHISKY ana BTandies Of Robertson eouary.
Teuueqses have SEED DC 10 sddress tnIH card 10
those In Vsns Of our WHISKY and Brsndies. In the
future hey nay he found in store and Tor sale a. the
houses Of Burr, hibo Co, Springfield, Robertson
couury Tennessee, and Brien fhaxiou, corner Of
col es.e md Church Streets, Nashville tennessee
p7ra s1d unsdulferAted. ~ Ma1 fscrurer's prices
We tae TINS course N sell Profession, beiieF ~ a.
ue do. thsf many are imposed upon wita iaIts-
tons when desiring q genuine article Of Old Robcn-
son county Tennessee Missy.
NoTernbar sth, 1855.
GH Garrett Thounss Savage,
Willie Woodar1, 5no G Cents
stark hliiard. Eco Drsughf0n,
6 2 Rs1daiph, Couis,
Wilson PIT. Malachi Benton,
Vim Couta. N ID Wooda-d,
\ Iunc21, W G Bridge
WI Ds-aen. Jno Bridges
TlsTeors. Rssal1ed. Tbst 90 faras the members
Of thus Chamber are concerned they DENY the
charge set orth in ssid Circular and most enphst-
ically sta.s that they false and without founds-
ton.
Rsso'ref, Thai in consideration Of the fact flst
The q Is more thsn one-flh OF the distiliera Of
Robertson courty who hava signed SAID CIRCULAR,
that we respectfully invite those who have not sirn-
ed the asue 20 send their WHISKY 10 oar market
freely snd hat We sin nse our bast endssvors TO
promote their interest ard
Rssolrsi, Thai until said Circulsris publicly with.
drawn We here0y plecge ourselves 70 reiraln ron
huying lron or ION selling liquors for any o! ths
psrzies sbo hsye gned said Circ1lsr.
nOEi7-iH
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CoL1ErD TESTIMONY.

""aHath ANaAAMnNhs
On the day prey ions 10 the adjournment
%. the Convention, the following ordinsnee
Vas adopted by a vote Of 20 yeas TO ls nays.
IN AZ criminal proceedings founded upon
injury io q colorcd person, and in sll cases
affecting the rights or remedies of colorcd
persons, no person shall be- incompetent 40
iesiiiy as "a witness on sccount OF color. In
al other eases, she testimony of colored
persons shall be excluded, unless made
onmPetcnt by future legislation. The Jury
slau Judge % The credibility Of The iesti-
The Convention ordered that the election
ir Governor, aud other State officers.
tuafos oi The supreme Court and Circuit
Courts, Solicitors. Representatives in Con-
s'e's and Members Of the State Leeisla-
tore' shall take plsce on "Wednesday the
-ssh 'usi. The Legislature will convene on
1hs ASIA dsy OF December. the third Non
day in the month.
40 hia address 30 the Convention. iust be-
fore 80 closed. Gov Marvin said the result .f
i's iao'r' mes bic entire appreciation. lie
ADDED
car eetion 10 regard % negro testimony
receive my especial cemmendation. Yon
hare net the issue fairly aud sousreiN. and
have done All that could have bean aesir,,8
of YOU The Conventions oil an ~, 49,
eoathsrn ststes have evaasd IA h., 49,.
fefr.ug d o. their LEGISLATURE. -. a.,
viii b. saccessial aud pruspcrour. m -
That the action 81 FLORIDA, 80 full, m $500
Hnce with the WISHES Of The Prc.,dent ~
place her in bcucr position ths, ih.i-s
lcei ~ Aes.tatiou In saying. ghat Win s,..h
Acons.ita'ien o. !eu have adopted. ihe Nor
iiA delegation Nlu be sdmitied f, ses,. "a
the Congress oi the United States.
The appreciation Of Gov. Mary 4 snssl ,
well Cor ghe Fioyida Convention. Al No
ume did Dc fail 70 Tell tie people VIA was
necessary 10 secure thcir old position in the
nstioual family, aud, although the Couvea.
uou iounderod Tor a uhiIe ia the mir. If
cd pFe'udicas 10 sppcars to have discharged
ii duty 90 ias. vi hen the State Lerisla
'ure meets On Dccembes, and ratiies the
uoast'utional Amendment, there viii b. no
substantial reason fer refusing admission IN
'onErsss 90 Flosida's Representative.
f-orda stared late bui she has slr,..3v
s., ahead 81 Tennessee. L. it not a shame
iasi there should be hesitation here to s5opt
aegr1 testimony, when such States As Loui,-
ana and Florida grant it without he-its
talr
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The committee appointed 60 investigate
in reference 20 the condition Of the Ban9 OF
Tennessee, made q V0iuminous report
which we publish elsewhere.
Aner the reading Of the report, Mr.. Car
ter stated that three Of the parties Who gave
tho Information that notes belonging d the
bank we're being collected were noi IN the
city, but several thousend dollars worth oi
notes belonging 10 the bank had been col
lsct-d by private individuals, and other
notes were still IN the city belonging to the
bank.
ON motion. the House adjourned until two
o'clock.
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800 REWARD.

T WILL GIVE THE ABOVE REWARD to any
L person who will srresf snd hiring 90 me, IN the city
ofSsshville, Samuel Tele, formerly Wagon Msstar
In the Government employ, IN sud city. Ssd Tlele
IL about thirtvthree years Id Eve feet seven inches
high, aud OF ord coz pleXoB, hluse IS and sandy
lair, s'outiy Quilt. GEO. g. MINOR.
nCyI-iWe
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-23

EXCITEMENT Is MISSISSIPPI The Jackson
Mississippian, Of the 18th, has the follow
ing:
BY private letter, we learn thai immense
excitement prevails in NeshOba county, on
account Of the disappearance Of certain per-
sons who had been arrested. Two parties
seem 70 have been formed, one seeking the
protection Of the Federal authorities, while
the other IL eDdeavoring to rid the country
Of band Of lawless persons who are com
hitting all SORTS Of depredations. They
style the parties HSeeessiun" and Union"
We learn from friend just arrived from
that vicinity that great excitement prevailed
in the neighhorhood Of Kosciusko last Sat
urday and Sunday, and that the people
generally were organized for any emergen-
ey. As we have hcG 4 nothing further, we
presume matters have quoted down.
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ariv aartrfisemtats.
ITALIA.

NFEMBERS Of this soc ETY. are requested % a.
WI tend = Gsnsral Esetifg. A TIER hal. Thnrs-
usy evening the sd INST a. half pat seFen-
5y order Of the Presideat. J. WASsMAN,
nov2s IL Sec-ctalr
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The Mexican Times, Of the Iath ult.. pub
fishes tSO imperial DEGREES appointing
Sepor II. F. Maury Chief OF Coio0izati0a.
and the other Senior j. &. 8iagruder Is
Chief Of the Land cfee OF Colonization.
The Times says
Eve congratulate the Imperisl Govern
ment In securing the valuable services Of
these gentlemen, while the numerous
friends Of SenOrs Maury ana hagruder in
the United States will be much pleased 10
learn that they have received such marks u
confidence snd respect. The public lands
viii be surveyed, sectionized, and offered
for sale according to the plan Of the United
States Land Once"
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-. !, !. - ma Gen. Lee had applied for
~, !, al. -, .'--a ssnnoH for the use OF pu
= = A'i.ilafy school. at Lexington
- = probably, without foundation. eep
~ has noihing 10 do with IA, I,,,i,,,,.-
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EsTsHs ~ rEu~lss,5S 70

EEFEHs ~ PERMISSION 10
Hon. AchsId oeeisUy, Governor state o. Illinois.
Hen DAVID l. Laws, Judge Supreme Court, L. Z.
Aoa. VIM. g. BruvnloW, Governor Of Tennessee.
Rs. ten. Jas. p. Broghlos, All Gen. STATE Of Ten
nessee
Hon. n. n. Briea, Nashville.
Hoa. VIM. NEthsnie BAXTER. Nashville.
Hon. %. c. Guad, Nashville.
Hen. John Hugh Smith. Nashville.
P. ". Msxey, Esq, Nashville.
hessrs- MoTns A strsfion, Nashville.
AessTs- Evans a o.. Nashville.
N.nrod Porter, colgmhsa. Team.
JUNGLE
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McCllL
BOTANIC PHTSICIAs,
~ tbs TREATMENT or uIgEAaEs. 4
d1ioW Nfha xii WIlH GUcCEEd VI
C1HER STATES A. ~ - "
HAIHVIElE, IENllFEaRH

For further information In regard %
the skilful success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader is referred to Sfu.
ks THERAPEUTICS and MATERIA MEDIcA
two large volumes, late edition Of 1850
the best work in the United State.
where you viii find DR.. McdilFs name
standing parsllel with tho best medical
men OF the age in the treatment Of Dis
eases Of women For all illnesses 10 IA
advertisement, satisfaction "a glaIaa.
teed With my general practices treat
the following
UkrOHic Cases
Win ssiislaoacn; khculn1iialui A1ucruza q tea
LungaI I1sessgs q me Thro1t, asalai l0a1,
sun ianahg, Pcunay, fsils, UCars CaEdaI. Grave.
Diseases u TIE Heat gnd Liver, i1lsI1mlLln q
he sioraghi Neuralgia. AiaE's EFi or scr3la
Deafness. Diseases Of he Eyes. D0iil.sfad So
tsns. DYspapsis or Ind. ssshon. ani Qo1slmp1.i-
together aila Oh Private Diseases ~
1Jiaeases CT the Urinary OrRaEa
So tka Ladlos.
A. afoenura ui thr HonD trsaisd Eith Saves.
Iaoss 6ea.ed L..elel 80 aasa sess = aa.el't
Eale % iEi7zlllf q pfufo ahsfuc1s an - azfi4
70 lhsiI III t.aa 2 isaua psssa aal, By siyss zss
sternify.
E0lng asrIie1 Lafied WtcEs ulissgftsas % -
ossa ~ 9 alng tol.l n d1s sosso1, 'sins,ll1l
6Cd bEa SAD Yul EHoald multiply AMI raplenlh. 4
this is Jour tellra yon can consdH Ms a.laf b
lciief Or In psrron- No lazy over tdrty-1ta FIsss
Of So need make application Al co1nnlaclEeas
by ie-.sr or person sirlcty conadsuna.
Night ERlssloss Cared.
Ioung han, stop nGicre yuu mrtHI ~. ~ a.
dsaagcs subject % Nan, thefe 10 90 dsaass % ~
b cur1 a. ett Enliasion1, and phYsi1ias -
scaFca thai Understood tfsaiiag L an.i % you -
say thEl hsFe clIad ilae1E Ia tdia city = NJ q
In disraut dist1a, vic hsFe spent dnIlsr snsr -
.EF, and aso nov Fall eurod ~ ne. sm lag n
,siung laiiers snt seud * lneii1ins o. ~ gaIs
be country. In word, az tlEt srs a. easoi
my WaJ, shd VII eve ma g cal, I vi !. W aaae
Hcu0n ur AZ o. ne d1saaaaa usaEouad = al -
IeruaoracaL ia h2-ii o. ra.aleacel r11z u a.
~.
y isIisls r.rs1ied %
Dr. NCaIbb
uaion street., rzahFlls, Isaz.
sai-fr ail Hreaf sHiiH nrnarfa afeaa
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10 Florlaa stnte conrrution.

ne have already announced that this Cen
yention adjourned sine dc on the 9TH inst,
AID laid before our resdeIs asynppSis OF the
address Of Gov. Marvin, together with his
dispatch 10 he President. We have since
received additional information touching
toe action Of the Convention upon subjects
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-23

Constitution Life syrup,
Is tbs PcoE hans Friend, snd the Rich hsu'E
kiessiug.
WILLIAM &. GREGG, M. O..
sole Proprietor, New York.
hIoRGAN-s ALLEN,
nov ls-am- Wholesale Druggists. AEeniA.
IS Gift streel, n. Y.
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Gov Fara'hs' Of Ala, ssrivsd Al AroB,.
Fsshiss ton. NJ ''''n
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ROBERT FOULDs

- F-As1As ES9tnH AND 0EkMAN
Toys FANCY sOO0S. CHINA, AND FIREWORKS
- An oi.c tarer OF Transparent sIatea.
- =, &c - Sohn strest, New York.
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Water Taxes Must be Paid!
A II d'hn4uen' Water Tsx PAYERS are infarned
"A that uniess they pay up hy the irat Of Deem
Ter neNh their sccounts vii Be- handed over &c the
nation.
81 order OF the Committee on WGter. weeks. o.
ice hours ron oclcck. aTa. 70 pm.
T. r & ARRETt,
navii-aE ". Tax Colector.
. "a q sud FAN
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- sralreT o. sLAyTHT.

4Hf slbInCI % sLAFrET.
The following is copy Of the ordinance
on the subject Of slavery which vas sdog-
ted.
WHEEras, avery has been DESTROYED in
this Stale BY uls Sovernmsnt Of the United
rlrtcs
rhcrriore hc &c ordained BY the people Of
The etate uf Flnrida, 10 Convention essen
hlcd. That neither slavery nor involuntary
sery isud0 shall in future exist In this State.
oEcrpt as d punishment lor crime, whereof
the party shall have been convicted by the
counts oi the State; aud 81 the Inhabitants
ui the STATE, without distinction Of color,
ere free, aud shall enjoy the rights Of per
'on snd properly without distinction Of
color
HErrpurN0 raE REnIL DEnT.
The Convention a. first refused % adopt
an ordinance repudiaiing the rebel debt,
bot reier.ed She matter to the people. Sub
ssquoHuy be ection Was recorsidered, and
the following ordiasRce adopted By q vote
Of IS yosf TO nays. This change was pro
ducsd by hint from the President that The
debt must be rrpudiatea.
BE- r. Dr8aiHcl bg tie Poodle Of FLORIDA.
ia CbrreHh1a Isscrb'cf, That an STATE
Treasury notes .i-ued and al other iiabinties
contracted by the state OF Florida, on or
Hiter th- loth day on January. A. d. 1861.
90 the 9Th day Of October, A. a. lS65. ex-
erpi such liabilities - may BE- due % the
ssmmerg ems school fund. and such other
liabilities u ere provided Tor hy this Com
aliutigl' BE- and are declared void, and the
General Assembly shall have no power to
provide irr The payment Of the same OF any
par, thereof
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NEW BILLS.
REsoLrrIoNs

by Mr. Baulston: That the door keepers
Of tho House be requested 70 furnish the
House with the name, residence and place
Of address Of each member of the House.
Laid over under the rules
Mr.. Mullins moved that each member be
requested 10 furnish 20 the door keeper his
name ana address, and that goo copies Of
the list be printed for tho use Of the House
and Senate. Land over.
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ErsoLrIpNs TAKEN uF.

Joint Resolution That the JOINT commit
tee on re-dis'rioting the Stale be required
10 prepare a bill fixing the apportionment
Of senators and Representatives Of the Gen
eFal Assembly.
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II ~ * VT AeA@A IA A-s'A--h 4 u I q Ice
WEDNESDAY, Nov. %. 1855.
The House was called 10 order al 10
O'Clock. Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Philips.
PETITIONS.
BY Mr. Simerly: From citizens Of Su'i-
van county ssking for the removal of the
county seat iron Blountsville 10 Union De-
po Referred 10 the Committee On New
Counties aud County Lines.
BY Mr.. Jones of Greene: From the Sher-
id II Greenyille, praying for remunerst'on
Tor expenses incurred in transferring pris7
oner from Greenyille 10 Stevenson aud back.
A bill accompanied the petition allowing
the sum asked for, which passed its frst
readiog and was referred to the Committee
on Wavs and Means.
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CONSTITUTION.

Constitution Life syrup,
BIAS PRODUCEDA REVOLUTION IN MEDICINE
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This srsst Fenisu Drama, sortiddeu b. the Brsi-
n authouty. giu D. pgoiuced With 6utire usE
a1d b. auiiiul scenery ffom The pencil Of r. ~ stan
ley, who hiss heeu acnYaiy e1nployed uuon rs nro-
ducunn for the Last SIX weeks.
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House bill NJ. Isl To incorporate the
Memphis Mutual Insurance. Company.
PnssaA
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rent Of his thought having changed,
and said, oh Moody, I don't want
you to think l have become religious
man because l asked you to pray. 1
am sorry to say it, but I am not, and
have never pretended to be, religious.
No one knows this better than you;
bui, Moody, there is one thing about
i'll DO believe in ALMIGHTY COP!
And believe also in the BIBLE, and
I say I'll be damned if Nashville shall
be surrendered r."
Axd Nashuille scas not surrcxdered !
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and have suffered for the cause 10 com
mon with the rest Of loyal Fest TeDnes

and have suffered for the Cause 10 COM
mon with the rest Of loyal Fest Tennes-
seeans.
The First Regiment Minnesota
Heavy Artillery still occupy the forts
Of Chattanooga. Col. Colville is here,
and is in command of the regiment.
The gallant Colonel isstill obliged to
walk with cane, not having entirely
recovered from wounds received at Get
tysburg. Lieut.. Col. Baxter is Chief
Artillery Of tie Garrison, on the staff
of Col. Grosvenor, the Post Command
er. Gen. Fl. NJ. Judah commands the
District Of the Etowah, with his Head
quarters at this place. Capt. Harvey
Officer, Of Battery E, lst Minnesota,
is his efficient Adjut4nt General. Our
friend, Lieut.. Kinkead, of the Second
Minnesota Light Artillery, was assign
ed some weeks ago to duty as Quarter
master Of the Light Artillery Reserve
Department Cumberland and is on the
staff of Maj. Gen. Brannan. Lieut.. T..
". Aver is Ordnance Officer of this
Post. We noticed the jolly face Of our
friend, Capt. Berger, Of the First Min
nesota Sharpshooters, in town. The
Captain is as hearty as ever, notwith-
standing the hard service he has expe-
rienced in Virginia. The Second Min
nesota Battery is At small town on
the road between here and Knoxville.
The boys attached to this command
from St. Cloud anticipate speedy
muster cut and return to the State in
time to participate in the usual Fourth
of July celebration.
DIXIE. :
ON DIr.-There is a strong ramo,
that the entire Regiment Of Heavy Ar.
tillery will be ordered away from thia
place and likely go to the State.
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WILLIAM ]. PARSONS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
U. 8. Bounty, Claim and Patent Agent,
ST. CLOUD, MINI

PRACTICES in all Courts, State and Fed
eral; prosecutes claims before any of
the Departments at Washington. =.
% Particular attention paid to':he col
lection Of Bounty and Arrearages of Pay
of Sol lliers, Pensions for Discharged Sol
diers or for the heirs Of those who have
died in the service. sc
Office in Sd story, Brokers' Block, over
J. G. & H. C. Burbank & Co. v6n23
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PRESIDENT JOEINsOH,s BE1IEr.
What and How Strong It Il.

the New York Independent, ;narrates
the following anecdote told by our late
beloved President, concerning candy
Johnson" as he was familiarly in the
habit of calling him. The occasion of
the relation of the aoecdote was a few
weeks prior to the Baltimore Corven-
tioa aud before it was known Governor
johnson would be the nominee
for the Yice-Presideucy, when Mr..
Carpenter called on President Lincoln
with a couple of friends. Said the
President: -
II had visit last night from Colon
el Moody, the fighting Methodist par
SON. as he is called in Tennessee. He
was on his way to the Philadelphia
conference, and, being in Washington
over night, came up to see me. he
told me-" he continued, "this story of
Andy johnson and Gen. Buel, which
interested me intensely. Col. Moody
was IN Nashville the day that it was re-
ported that Buel had decided to evacu-
ate the city. The rebels strongly re-
enforced were said to be within two
days march Of the capital. Of course
the city was greatly excited. SAID
Moody, I went in search of johnson
at the edge Of the evening, and found
him at his Office, closeted with two gen.
tlemeo, who we're walking the floor
with him, one on each side. As 1 en-
tered they retired, leaving me alone
with johnson, who came up to me man
itesting intense feeling and said,
'Moody, We are sold out! Buel is trai-
tor !! He is going to evscuate the city;
and in forty-eight hours we shall all be
in the hands Of the rebels Then he
commenced pacing the foor agaiD,
twisting his hands, aud chatting, like q
Gagged tiger, utterly insensible to bis
friends entreatics to become calm
Suddenly he turned and said, MOODY.
can You pray 2 THAT is my business,
sir, as minister Of the Gospel return
ed the Colonel. .Well, Moody, I
wish you would pray said johnson !;
and instantly both went down upon
their knees at opposite sides Of the
room. As the prayer became fervent,
johnson began to respond in true Meth
odist style. Presently be crawled over
on his hands and knees to Moody's
side, and put his arm over him, mani
Testing the deepest emotion. Closing
the prayer with hearty amen |! from
each, they arose. johnson took long
breath, and said, with emphasis,
Moody, l feel better T Shortly after
ward he asked, will you stand BY me 2
Certainly, I will Was the answer
We'll Moody, I can depend upon you; ;
you are one in hundred thousand T
He then commenced pacing the floor
again. Suddenly he wheeled, the cur
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1srEREsr1se FRon TEXAS.

oett for \ number Of late n.nen frnm
Tex,. From ono g ,ho.a -. D..
1.,,L,:Is -, -, ~
s' pe,'"su - 'D.o.nsvl''e' lex
IS, Confederate States Of America, and
dated April 18th, We clip the following
item concerning the manner in vh;ch
the rebcls in that .cct;o, ,a..;vaa ~.
.na-. - -. ......;...:. 'S
'ecs u ''e .ssas.inaaon:
vn the reception OF the \ news in
,.n s.ano'as y Lincoln ana seward 8
sa'.' .ha son. sse cons'lue'eo wnat nao
Of the P,op,ess s. Honse 20 on e 1.ommarc;s, - .rcsi
street. The headboa1d had on it the
profile of an American citizen of Afri-
can descent, directly under which was
rh rla.'ea, .. : ns ulsse u ave Lincoln.
= = orn.mant .,,s@s":s., - I.es''P.'ou
tation of Rr.ndv Iohnston-.n .,nn,,
whisky bottle-v,. nl.ced m m. o-.re
Many we're the lamentat;ons-over n.
lcft-teard in that v;c;n;tv TIE n.
perial sentinels waking most i6 the VI,
cinity looked on and seemed to .ppre-
ciate the grave Joke, and gave It their
adhesion BY. an approving smile But
not so with the Yankee Commercial
Agent who happened .lonc th,t v.v
He looked at his late m,ster's : m;n;,tnye
grave and got savage With the fe,oc
itv Of = ram and the activity of . verv
voune dorp he n;led into the mound
He kicked 5h-:=L!zr=-daf n a1 de.ss.,.,;o.- -..s
e6lhPies. lfh5 pstss = The old gentleman, it is
surmised, was angry.
Two-legged brutes seem to be plenty
in Texas, and one occupies an editorial
cb,;r
~ ~. :. :. ~ o.,
uc ea"e paper oi Way oto, gives
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08
A. G.. GARDNER,
FARM FOR SALE.

MY FARM, (situated 1--WE miles west Of
lu Richmond), thirty acres of which are
fenced and under cultivation, with timber
and meadow in abundance, pure water, .
good house and stables, will be sold cheap
for cash. Inquire Of Henry Broker, Rich
mond, or Of the subscriber on the premises.
44-3w JOHN G. CLOUSER.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08
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