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Gen. Lee, in letter to friend at Peters
borg. Va, gives the following advice to his
fellow -citizens
II should be the object OF all 70 avoid
eontroversy,t 40 sllay passion. give free scope
20 reason and every friendly feeling. By
doing this, and encouraging our citizens 70
engage in the deties Of lite with all their
heart and mind, and with dissemination
net 70 be turned aside by thoughts OF the
past, OF fears Of the futurr, oar country Will
not only be restored ia material prosperity,
but viii be advanced iH science, in virtue
aud in religion,
Some Of the radical extremists do not like
this kind Of advice They sneer Al 1t as an
emsnation FROM "t1e CHRISTIAN gcnticaaa.' p
Il he would only consent to help their cause
by maniicsiing rebeilious Eullenness, they
would praise his honesty and nanliness,
aud recommend his pardon.
A recent letter from Montgomery Blair,
Ia response 10 several pers rs who had made
comments on bis Clarksyills speech, makes
public, for the first time. the fact that Gep
Lee. before the fall OF sumter, was offer, d
the command Of the United States army.
AlT. Blair says
Lea me observe here. Il was the fall Of
Samter that produced on the instant the or
dinance Of sece.s ion, End 81 ed Virgins
with troop from the Gulf States, 30 cary e.
before the P,ople. It's effect upon ordinary
msn may be conceived by the influence %
eNerted over ten. Lee.
Ny iathsr was authorized by the Presi-
deaf aud Mr.. Cameron, secreisry- Of War.
q converse with Gen. Lee and asceriain
whether be would Heccpt the command Of
our army in the feld. The latter was VIZ &
ten ior, aud be met my isther at my house
where they conversed fer On hour or more
il was few days before the ordinance wss
passed.
Genersl Lee concluded the conversat on
BY saving that secession was aourchy. and
added. ii be owned the 100000 slaves ia
| the South he vould choeriuliy sacrifice them
10 Union but he did not know how he
I could draw hls sword on his native state.
I he said he w0glid sea General scott on the
satleol before he decided
A Committee ftom the NirFinia Csnvcn
noni while The General and my father con
EeFs,d, were hunting Tor hum through the
| city they met on leaving the house.
ana he rePaired with them 10 consult with
The Oonvention, a. I have since learned.
l about some mode OF settlement. tut tue frli
OF fort sumter settled she question Tor him
7 aud tue Convention.
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10 coue'sie van
Nan. the Gosd-f,r-,5
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HorsE b REPREsENrATIvEs.

MoSDAY, October "a, 1863.
The House was called to order al noon
precisely, by the Speaker, Mr.. Heiskel, and
prayer 81 Rev. MI Lee. ~
A cali Of the House showed The following
old members present: .1..,-.--
Messrs. Anderson, Arnell, Barton, Coward,
Carter, Donaldson, Doughty, G. W, Dough-
ty, Jas. A., Dueghn, Elliott, Fusap, Grove,
q liner, Gsines, Garrett, Grimnett, Hood,
iIeske J, Hudson, Jones, F., Jones, J., Jar
vie, Kerchival. Lewis, McNsir, Mason, Null
10y, Moss, Melton, Inman, Mullin-, Nor
man. Porter, Rauiston, Richards, SbUliz.
Steele, Snodderly, stsgald, Thomas, Und ~
wood, Williams, Waters. Wines, Wo5dcock,
WRIGHT, Wa ers, Walker-iq r---
A number OF members elected to Gil va
eancies, were present. but, after soma dis
cussion as TO the prophecy of slmiLtng
them, before quorum old member was
present, mott TO adjourn till tomorrow,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, was carried. ..- e..
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Auction Sale Of Government
Mules,
orrrcrAssis1Auo

OFrIcE AssIsrANr QukETEzNAsTza.
NasHvLLE TzEs. eept - lSEs
4 Will 0FFrK FCR SAILS at Pr iie Auct o. 81
I She GoysFnulant Corrals n Nashville. Tenn CT
the ioth day o. Ocio1eT neat. 900 FIFff IN
HUNDkFp G )NEkAMFNf MULE8. largt
port on ofthese mules sre larEed si1ei snd n good
condition. having recently been Turned iu y heQ-
ments aging he service. ana from Depot us1s-
por acoR a. iEIs Fssi. Sale % eorlHeiiee =.
acio.- am, on the Iafh OF Oet1ber. and Coutirne
daiy aatl az the stock j. disposed e Terms eS,h
IN Severn uueBf iu1ds- -
~ $780, EB EERkt
ssUss.tocfs Csut aad A. = X
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"ANrE3 -AEF NTs-For The stas,srd H..
" ter o. tiie Wa, complete 10 one lsrre ruyal
etaro Fui. Of over llgo rsfes spian6idls inns ia.
Ted Wth ~ coTfratsa Il tieaefal and hattie seaues
THIS = iusf he heok he aeapr want aud d rtss
ssuis rare chsnce Cor Ageuts- Teechers, ladies
snerzeiic ycune mea, and especially returned snd
disshsad OfEsers sud Solder u wat % profialie
eurployuasut vii lad % particularly sdEpfe.i 90
thar conditru seed ior circulars a1d - our
tsrtns. Address J0NEs, bRos 4 CO, fts West
fourih stlret, CinciEnsd, D. sspl6-lnt
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER ,, 1865.

Suspension Ct the Episcopal Bishop
and Clergy of the Diocese Of Ala
bama.
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Notice


A RI rersoa. hzSss aoss go. Q. - a - - 80
a inTy ilssi. sa I, sr.essi isr fayus eihs
fss1'y-ioar h9ura-
oefiN
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Wanted.

IAL0eN, VITA FIxTUREs. address .ff,.h
- this ofiafgd Boa -1V9-e- r1tcctt2.Go
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The Coyingtou Conference Of the n. z.
Church ssuih. assigned Rev. L. y. Houston
b. the TAYLOR sireei Church, Newport. The
Trustsesof The church closed he door on
him, sud refused 60 give the keys to ANY
one representing him. A couple Of mcm-
beers. slding with Hasten, applied to Judge
puuiphan iar en- injunction restraining the
Trustees from directlY Or indirectly ip.er-
Tupting, % Amy manner Interfering t.
Preycns ihe free use Of The Chu,ch by Has
tom or from. IN any manner, interrupting
or pTevsaihg t4her directly o. ludireclry,
the Tree lngrsss aud egress OF the said Hus-
ton aud eougresution % and from the sid
church building ana premises, and their
oecnPaucg' Whereof The Injunction was
grsnted, until The Campbell Circuit Court
decides abs MISTER m eontroyersy.
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A GENTS WANTED FOR i" ilhE 1911 4 7l 81
60, me MOT iaferesiiug ard eEcllirg book
-. ,,,.iisbaI elnrraeinK Mr. kichardscu's IN
parsl leIed experence ior Our years IHfe,sns
fs--r,-f 80 south u the secret service oi tae
.i1,,ls9,,. ID vii abound 10 strung event. sud
contain more q the feet Incident snd Romance Of
~ - thar eny oiheT NoIE puh.lsned- send 10
- ". An stTees. CiBaunHt. Ohio.
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In a general order, dated Headquarters
DsSrmsntoiA labsna, Noble, Sept. 10th,
aGen. Woods comments on this extract as fol
lows:
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Il is stated that G,u. Lee, Howell Cobb.
and Ex-G0y. Brown, Of Georgia, Gen. 10.
Johnston sud Gel ould are to bs summoned
~ Witnesses ia the wirs trial.
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Ealaable Ian far NaIe,

O00 ACRES Il FIRST class land f5r sale. 8 miles
ODty from Nashville, adjoining the plantation Of
Gen. ". G. Harding, ia good state Of cultivation.
Fer terms apTiy % s. ". Chiidress attorney q
Law, Nashv e, lena. No. Ga Cherry street.
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DRESS n1AIxING.

Ladies dresses msle N the laiesl Psrs ct les on
The hCr'est No lce, 4 AR and New York patterns
constantly on had. French Fluung and siamuing
snd every VsrietF Of Marhine stfchiag aud En-
tr0idery executed in The neaie q NJ nafrst
Il A. WILLIAMS CD. e
ls6 We Fcu=th st.. BET Rase and Elnl,
aaflaI-atrn Hrramuaff N
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uzRssv NfVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHTsEClEA,
u THE rREATlEEsT OF DgEAaS. ID
GROWING HIaf WITH SUCCESS ~
OTHEE STATES. AZ UT p ID
NASHVILLE TEhnEsHEA

For further information in regard 2
the skiIlful success in the treatment
diseases. the reader il referred % sfL
rEig THFRlPEUrIcs and MArERIA MFDici
two large volumes, late edition Of looo
he heat work in the United State,
where YOU will End On. Mcdills name
standing parallel with the best medis "a
meE of the age in the treatment Of az
eases of women. For sill diseases ID ian
advertisenent, satisfaction s glsfan'
teed. With my gensral practice 49,
the following
Uzronlc Cssos
vsts uufiuaetoai Khsunuaaars, Ahsctons q ai
Lunas; Diseases o. the Throat 5daael 49,
adf Limbs, Pie1lriEy, Paial, ulcera Cazi.i, - -
Diseases Of tie Bear and LVef, lni-Al -
Inc Stomach. Esurslgia Kings EFl q -
Us=forr- DnsEass n ihs Eyes. Deal sd Y
TENS. Lr7apspsiA or lndiseslon. sgd c1lal-. -
toeether uith AZ Private Diseases
Diseases OF the Urinary Ofz-
10 tso hadleas
Az arna1osa 81 thr WG7ah Ee1iet 80 -
Ttoss Marf.ed Lades aho haFa neea = -
1sis i IaiscarrT 81 proFa ahoruon, sa1 - -,
10 thair al tisas Z i1azd Bragasai, y E'''s =
CAL.
kteriiitY, -.
Young Mnuiad Ladies aluss ullsioiil.ls -. p
heaa n0i 70 brig iorth IN doe $50, 80. Il
Cod mas ssid yol should HaultpiI ~ ~ -, =
this = rcur dee 70 1fou cal GClaui ~ -
letter q In peracn. No ladT ever HlHIll -
Oh ars naaf riaics appiIcalIon. hic11n'-a
u letter OF penioa sir.cilg condea1i-s-
% AIght EmIsslOas Cared.
. FounF aasu. atop hsIors you hiri5sI So.
fsesses ar1st . risa. rhe7a - 20 49, =
- orss a. lirld Esn.sliors, 40 Phf =
-f.aroe thzi urleIsIant i1aatuE q szl {. - ass
sav thal : hagH eurea i11ena IN 10 cl.fi -
y. - s'-s--. $40 AVE Farui a1llaf - =.
lari ana afe hoH - cured 81 ne. Z. -. ~, -
raiFng letters and aa1dinr lltl- - y ~ - =
~ eerzfrv. In word, ~ i1al - - 80
~ Hlg, and vii eve ne e calll Z W =.
fsef.on f1T al o. ne s.israall t,o1lalla- "a
reriaez1sni. Ths nuzi q rsiaralcaa
dET.
DR. HraikJl
r.sas a.1aei. E-sdFiae lsll..
- - - 80 800 aarH-1t 49,
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Gen. Lee, in letter to a friend at Peters,
burg, Va, gives the following advice TO his
c.ft,,~ rsf{re,,a
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE

MoEDAr, Oct. ?. 1865.
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xENBrRs PRESENT.

lie Senate mel At 20 o'clock 49,
On motion o. M. Bosson. NJ. Joshua B.
FrieIson was appointed Chairman, pro tam.
PRAYER By Rev. NJ. Allen.
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Sensible senator.

Hon. } q. poolitue, senator nom Wis
consin, was invited By a number Of citizens
90 Fond du La, on the 2oth uit., 10 speak
in that place on the political questions o.
'hs aay. lie replied in a lester, promising
to accer' iheir iuvitsticn g speak, ia The
caurse Of a week OF len rays. In his deter
D. #ayss
Ast' negro suffrage ia The Southern States
being mscs 3 condition precedent 60 the
Himission oi their representatives IN Con-
rrr-s,l shaA naintains.-e ~ - - =
Mr.. eaohusen, ~ leavftf that % be deter
mined by iaosc Ststes for themselves, is the
emily Just aud wise poiicv
2d. That g DO IA accordance with the
letter aod pat Uf the Oorst tuition. FrEr
81. TIA % = ainlb,t iIicoliceiyable that
am fsshial adluinhtaaa sliould atieeiHt
to caiercs7uuisertai negro suffrage 10 States
where ior two hundred yesrs the negIaes
have been - sFsdel by siasery -. a
the Same TIME, tao-thirls OF the rec States
deny suiiIage 70 persons of The sane race,
who have bceu e lucuted as freeuen, s,uong
To- men, With the thoughts, habits, and re-
uIisleillrils ut fla,enieu
an. That such pc 10y would inevitably
throw TIE Union party cut OF power IA New
York. fsuusy J, anna, OHIO, Indiana, Illinois,
uud Wisconsin, BE- well az in ull the hotdcf
States; give The ueEt Courrcss aud presi-
a"ui % thcir opponents; defeat, IN an proba-
'l itF the snrnamegt 10 the Cossii, ulion OF
che ln.ted States, which they have every
where opIo-vd, and by which slone, libs riy
fl thc hiact man sud protection 10 him IN
its enjoy mcnti Be- made sure; Nhich would
leave nhe States with full power % re-cstsh-
hsh slavery, peonagc, or any other svst,in
ol involuntary serN ltule. snd thus sacrifice
the most important OF al The fruits of tins
f1frible struggle, az tho came time Il ,yeqld 1.
.u aii hun On prasabhny, produce var oil
races.
There is but one more instance. 50 often
repeated iu history, IN, which the m ~
-ar.,J thuse = I'lat,~i iif Ertster peril BY
the misruided EraI and fanatic sm 81 lie
Isr0ic.sea rieust than by The open hostility
of Dec asosFs I tnemies.
-lIuesf the inrsutost IN dcnounciug Ar.
iohas3u b reiicy intend Ia make uncompro-
nisiug war upon his = dpliuntreVon, IN
order io huild mp a nee party Tor the next
Frcaidcntial coutesi- rnr
il Is evident that the radical extremists
are uot % rees.vs any sid OF comfort from
senator po'itsle. he understands his duty
to the cpmirs. ana has not vet shrOwh
OF she restraints imposed BY an OLD instrR-
mcnt cals3 iheFcierai Constitution. We
hops lnaay other Northern senators viii be
equally true.
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Small Ferns for Sale.

nON'T PAL TO he on haud Cor the Auoi.en Sale
IL u the "PetEay Place, ihree miles from the
cuTporalor OF tne CIV. 70 be sold N lets az fron
tcur % Zen scres sch spead q f1r garieninp rur-
posss See large btlls ior terms, A.. Sale October
ARLINGTON a FARRAR, Aqsnia.
septs1-td No. North COLLEGE street
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Notice.

zrO GOODS FOB sHIFafEET WILL BE RE-
N ceiFed q fha depots Of ne n . g. and y. 4 "
Faiiroads before o'clocs A. n o. ffar q, loek p
10. Tbs dora nj open aud cloee promptly A.
ire above hours. Z, = ioNEs,
sept s, lse3.-ssp1s In sElcn igEnL
Gas.ats. p. - al Times, BannsT ana Dlspa.rh
eoDF oua u5ou1n.
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Bosom, Bowen, Cate, CyPeri, Case, Frier.
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No TdlrI Fad tIlI the bnalE Is .PIaliLB,Illf,dl

THE sE9oNDANNuALI ISSUE OF THG NASH
z vile Cdy Die tory viii be pub he'd On OF
about the first caF cfjsnnery next IL will be plb
lizfBd ina CeherAI sBd Busiueas form, elniaia!ng
he BsIne pa,e 81 bun ness sua residence cfevery
c.pzsn over ihs age b eighteen years F., eFo-- n
Il Is the nteniipa 81 tbs ppblisaeF 70 AZ sire tins
Is ne Che mot complete book Of The kfnd e=er Pub-
ishfd in- this ,.iy. Not0niy Wili the ely ploper-bs
lh0Foug liy rlae sed bat Special attention viii be
gwen 10 that i0nt OfouE pGpnistion living eVi
ridethe Cooperation 3lHlitsa "a cempets Iirect ~
Of Eieeleld " be adde's to.the WoFk oi 10 ~
List of0ll the POssGaacss In the UnRed States
will also b. aadsd, new Raiuse adopted by hut
one otheE- Directory estinhslIrnent- ID ms United
states Also. an sbstia-tt a the TAX LAWS and
sIAMPA y llkSs ei-I-1 edL 7coil1A
81 -e5 1ERbfS or ADVERTISERS. 5.raT
Doe page seEsrtiselaenr aud copy q book. slseO
y, ,,ii1lT La"io sia9l.. 91f -, 'l2 i6eo
70 rth" lOm
Pdce Of bOok.-.-l...g,.!. s...... .... $50
The Publisher -ylll call en- the husiRrss men OF
hle city Tor their nalepage and hopes he may is
literally sastllnRd 10 his eroft % make this the
plbsi perfect i5roct0iy esAr giveufo this pub1e
s,E4-sii noei Llll-m Ilsd1a KING, Pt,Al- siisr-
..ss 3 Wanted = 1 5e5aa ... Il
CAL0eN, VITA FIxTUREs. address .ff.h
~ TINS. 0lllff.-r| sr. -rU1lrE ~ loot f-.lt-
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Cur celebrated
FRENCH CORSETS.

Which n 20 scientifically and artsuealT I'd, pied 10
81 the form, Il ros almost wholly "a N our Cor
SCI iepsrtmeut. Lsdlsi can alasys secure rer-
fec. d ing Iset oy sentug their Fu nd Walsf
Measure and lonsih Of hsist lnder the arms also
] ngth oiGoni-
LArIEs IND CHILDRENs FASHIONABLE
CATERS AND SHOES
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West Nashville Street Railroad
=. ..a- Company. a-a-s- e

D0OK9 viii be opened fsr the SUI seriptou oftte
- capital stock d the above ComEany, on Mon
day, pc' 2, 1867. q tie f1.agipg places SOD
sireess ~ ". L -Mu-f &c.
Once Of " Mat Broan Co, No BEorth Cher
~ street ~ hp CaheadeT.
Cfaee q iaslight Company, Church street, by
sAlI'L wlATRINs,
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Che aalisses Smith,

tDAusHTEss or RT. Raw. B. B. sErrz, D p ,
HAVING permanently secured = very Conr10-
ii dious and Pleasant House, surrounded by At
aetiss Grounds, II SUUfH FRANKFORT, Ken
tucky, are prepared 10 receive mo their Family
y nIted number o. fo1ng Ladies, for the purroae
Of impanIng to them q Refined, keligious, and con-
pe'e Gtueation. their long experience as teachers
gFing them. they trust some claims % assume the
responsibility
~ The Rev. Dr. Norton vii tsks Classes in
Neral and Mental Philosophy and Belle LetrFss
TxENs FEB sEssIos or TEE,FT WAX.
Tuition, Bird Wash'g sls0 SO
Nocai Music..--.--.-..---. detrimental Muse 80
- o
Payments required for saeh session ia sdvauce
For iErtnsr Informs iOni sppiT 70 Misses Suiih or
Kew Ii. Norton, fransf0ft. ny. sepfk-iE
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NAsHvILLE AND DECATUR
So
RAILROAD LINE.

nN snd aher Saturday, septsmheT l6th, 49,
~ Passenger TTsius vii rnn a. ioIgEs-
leave Nashville for Decatur JuncIion and hunls-
vile at 80 IN
Accommodation Tram for Columbia 81 3 80 pm.
cans iOr Memphis.
Tine through from Nashville. Sc holrs-
Retaruing-ieaye upcatur Junctl0n - AM A.
irving e. Nashville a as pm
vile e 10 am
saoi--ff b II. POTTER, seal Sup't-
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Notice to Merchants and
Shippers.

MO RECEIPTS FOR GOODS FOR SHIPMENT
eli Be gwen BY any agent or eisik a the tfcreni
depots and sizt ona, unless every package hss
plain shipping marks Weight and contents o.
Is necessary for tie agent 70 classic the different
kinds o. goods. AT receipu must Re n duplicate,
the Toad retaining enc. These rules vii - strictly
adhered 10. E-H. EWING,
Genera Freisht Agent, n. & C. sad n 4 W. r. R
nashville, Sept q. 1885 -sepL2Aim
GAEstie, Pres and Times, Bsaner and Dispatch
COPY obe noah.
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10 nilItarr -. He ID

Now the Church in this locality has
sstEbfislIesi- D f5FIa ~ tli9f t9e f'Fesl-
dent and all in civil auth iiy, the uguage
Of that psSysr Hss selected with careful ref
erence 10 che bject Of ths prayer-0H n
Ciuil kuth0rifv-and she desires for that
authority prosperity aud long continuance
Nolo6g al ressshl6BIy be expected TO desire
alah cohtiunaure q HaiftaT.s rlks There
tore d. PRAYER u aitogefher. ms proprisle
and iuapplicable TO the present condition of
things when n0eiyil authority exists IN the
exercise Of its Injections. Hence, as I re-
marked IN the circular, Eve may yield a
tine allegisnce 10, and sincerely Pray Tor
laVtaee- \ sd,,sIi and uhdefslanding q be-
b In y 3osefi ment fosIisied on lofce. while
I'd the same time we coald not, in good con-
science. ask for its continusnce, prosperity
etc ." ~
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Employment.

&Th astth -Arruts woatAf 10 sen SEE
oa II schlnes sod. or ernllof ri-e,is 80 :. II
Nork ~ ne above VsEas, sna al srpruSes rssi
Addness Z. hKsRNaros %, CoIanhis- g,sro
anEl7-Nzne A-N
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-HISHHLEE lIR[GIoRT
ForIs68.z

A Chaire for Kyegy BudnEsE sian In NASH
Vile 10 Aver iss IN the AFlTviile City
~ 80, DiFeetoFy for sO9- sir1 nre
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Saassmfnts
THEATRE

81, OUR GAL.
-.eli-a,ls, -----------.-----....--.........
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During the continuance Of the late rebel
lion, the Protestant Episcopal Church Of The
rebel States omitted the prayer for " the
President Of the United Sta 81 and all in
civil authority" and substituted thersior a
prayer for the President Of the Confederate
States. After the collapse Of the rebellion,
the Right Rev. Richard Wilmer, BissoP Of
Alabama, IA q letter 20 the Clergy end Lsisy
OF his Diocese, ordered the omission Of the
prayer for the President Of the United
sistss e. feeentisaJsei 80 long as theBsate was
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Gfridlts

Criminal @eridt. Ri6ter Boup
Samuel S. AtcPberipu, pegen gIngriiis aui
Charles GREENWOOD, INN S. unD bic Soften 9es
ltraft. Wi6ael Quinn, wesen ~lngriffs duI
@li5a uno Warp S6euerman, UNI S. uno aps
item geltraft. Noplpb Slider, pegen Nnerifis
aui Charles Scott, UNI $40 unO Soften seitruft
uno fir 3tpei Sage na6 Der Sail gei6idt. Warp
S6aub, lpegen NngriffS auf Nmeliu Sang,
ni6t erltIenen uno bic Ourd Mm. 6auleIt 9e<
ltellte 8ursi6aft fir p~erfaIen ertldrt. GliIas
beth Sing, pesen 9%tnsriffs auf Glilabetb NOs
berts, ni6t i6uIoig. benjamin Wilicn, tpegen
AngrIffs auf Sames &eup, ni6t eridienen uno
glrgl6aft fur r~eriallen crtldrt. S. SiBoeroto,
we9en NngriffS auf SbOmaS Smith, nm $500
uno Die Soften seitrait Simon 3eler, weaen
An9riffs auf 8iIbelmine @Olf, ni6t i6uloia.
Nibaro ArnClo, tuesen AnsriffS auf Bertha
9ern'an uno nm9etebrt, Sal obsepieien.
Mn1. !9orr, pe9en 8ertaufS pOn SpirituuIen
am SOnntag, betannte ii6 in einem Sale i6uls
dig uno muroe nm $50 9eitraft; i'm 3weiter
Sale puroe er i6ulpis b~eiunoen uno UNI 1925
uno Soften 9eItraft. 9ie Sdqe BON Spbn $.
Pre6t, psseu ausrifs uuf Nuguit Simmer
man, uno !6enrp SroutTelter, ipesen 4n9rifs
auf SObn Sinclair, wuroen persIi6en. Ser
6ol oeS SimOn 8elld murbe mad Baltimore
eOuntp perle9t uno Der @eridtSbOf pertaete ii6.
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