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NEWS By TELEGRAPH.


4 Co3orcd Conventtou-Natioua Hanks
Esxa blIshe Revenue Re-
eefpIs-Heaemps, OF ser.snc1tes-A -.
tution-vi.1tor. at the White House. =.
Fardon*-PefsoHal-T district Elcc~
tion-meettngo Of Colored Men In HIch-
1.n,,d1
"lo'u.
WA.n1saros. Dee. sa
Arranrements are being ruadc for the meeting of
nnmher ] Of eolored % delegates ~ from the different
States 10 urge upon Congress the propftetJ Q!
granting Suffrage to the colored men Of The United
sta,as nrs1i,n5n.rv mee,,ne wfr1 ba held hers
on the s'h Of Januazy, at which Fred. Douglas md
other anli-alayery oratofs are expected to be
present.
During me %sek enoIas tos{ b ou. c1e r nano1a. ~
Eauk W. tsta t a & ;tii1,,s w. t.snnd ~
s am3uai " ,t uses .sr.o 1,,in "aa
~ receipts Hom io'elna revenue 'o7oas ase s'o''
It. e.. c,,,s,o,~o =, rn.s-,a, Re,anrs h,. Ia.
auS Eon.ssio1s. ., 80 ~ s T. ~ i;hnt a - ~
io 'dat a,v yen1;1 nno xs1ebo5ss recsipts
whatever the salne OF the properly deposited or
ef9red: r.-. ..o.;,-,
The treasury department during INC Reek fnd-
1na today redeemed - Ge1tlheates o. lnaeotedneas
amounting to +2, Geo. and lnteiest.beas1uR Notes
Of Currency to lhe amount Of neal'y ionr % millions
lion Will be offered and pressed proposing amend
ment TO the Constitution to the elect that The quail
fhe hssis Of Professionalism,
TheTe were very few visitors at the Executive
Mansion today.
Fears, but it Mi not have successo. iii alter the
recets. and after the rooms have had the recon-
TRACTION md re{urnIsh hing thes 20 much needed.
The nartion business efoHs dull, and the tssu1n.
Of fhe docnmenis hsa almost ceased To-day j
dozen rcouisItous we're made out for North Carp-
linians unfortunately worth $4,000.
SecEetnEy stsn:nn ia retrrped 10 The city .on
hts brIef virtt 10 Ohio, Ii vas eIpccted b would
remain there through the holidays,
A uprtiuu Of the pepartmenis tiosed aonsa at
NOON todaY-cauke tbe advent Of Chrfaffnss.
Lewis Clephane and others have applied los an
Injunction TO restrain The Corporation of WISHING
ton from paving the expenses Of the special elcc-
tiou held On Thurtlay to test he sentiments Of tho
cit1zens On negro suffrage The petitlon 6ets forth
that the election IVES Illegal and contrary to the pro-
yIsops Of The chrter and thal the city should not
be- allowed 10 pay the expenses attending lit. TIE
hearing Of the case before Judge Carter has BEEN
, 1865-12-25

and custom compel us, to associate the 9th
dag Of December with the birth Of Christ, II
Is perhaps Of little consequence that the cold
and uubcnding record Of history, sacred and
profanc, refuse TO furnish us with the ueces-
sary evidence 10 warrant the pleasing asso-
citation. Our Puritan Fathers Of New Eng-
land, who cared to laok no further than the
New Testament upon sucll point. concluded
that If tic Spirit of all Truth had not there
revealed the date of the birth Of Christ, 1t
was sufficient evidence ot the divine Intention
TINT the date should remain unknown, and
thai no day or season should be regarded as
crnEecrated, by IN event the real date Of
which the divine wisdom had concealed.
This theory, doubtless, appeared the more
plausible TO those who were pleased 10
attribute to the Almighty the sane horror
Of supers1i:ious obscrvances OF days and
SEASONS Which they themselves entertained.
Tint even The month in which our Savior Was
born was not revealed, appeared sufficiently
evident to them from tue double fact, that on
examination they had failed to ind 1t, aud
that those who had succeeded, had yariously
placed II In each one ofthe Twelve months Of
the calendar. Perhaps little other evidence
Of the date Of this cyent exists than the fact
that the Shcphctds were then tending their
flocks ut night upon the hills, which has been
supposed by some to be ample proof that the
event occurred between the months of
March and November, aud accordingly
VIC find that the first celebrations Of the
birth Of Christ, BY the oriental churches,
were during April and May. The custom Of
celebrating the last dnys Of December and the
, 1865-12-25

Fote tuofousH4y lcstiuS LIE etAsc VI tue
great majority Of Inc dous$ upon Tue fsesl-
DENTS Southern policy, on Ihufsday last,
furnished proper occaslou Tor the mutual
explanation he desired, aud heu+e he sought
tie White House In company with his col
League, Mr.. Price, on the evening Of the same
day. The President received his visitors ycry
cordially, and, upon M Introductory remark
Of Mr, Wilson, Announcing the object Of their
cali, invited them to an unrcscrged expression
of opinions and suggestions. Thereupon hfr,
Wilson proceeded to say substantially As fol-
lows:
t.Mr. President, yon hare, no doubt, been In.
formed of the resolution I offered to-day in
the House aud Of the yotc upon 1t. In cx-
n,anatIen of II. I wish to saw. that nc,th4r
1nrself nor the rest Of the majority yotinr
for II arn f,isnosea to make any distjnct,on
1,ctwocn Tenncssec md thc othcr stotcs
,"tn,,. IN rc1>a1,ion IN nm, ,1a,;n,a,
"s.o,s;aot;on ,o,, tfo,- ro.noc,,ra o,.;n,a =,
-onrascntot;on r., Cnnoress A. t1,c sono
~ 10 ;o,,,+ Co,nrn;ttoo ,r E;fteo1, nav
aaa ,.n,,;,,r ,,,,, a~ta,,a ~ s,,e fn,n,nr S,.ta
-.;o,;,v ~ sons,5a-ntion hv +at;n1 m an1
:: - -, -. f,xa+ ~, - III, H. ,,o-
5 :as11 ~, ~. o,.roso y Passing ,-,,r, ~.
..,n,;a, tn4,o cescra1 snb,tct nj rcrnnstr1,c.
~ ~ ,ar.c afr. wilson continued. .sT nm
..,a. ~ .1o-, ore mc, +, C,,r~,r.
s.,,,:,,. 4hat,sclxsa 4t,onserxot;vrs t1,,,
s,,;na :, -, rom tr;c,,ds nar cxc.,rcncn
Ia,r ~ mi hesitate H. ,ro,r
49,. ~, what !. .o,,,ron1. c.,,od y .p,a;-
s.,, r oa,,,ihut,d i, nv, ,,n,nblc ,r,, III
-, 49,. .,..oa.s ~ A.. 49,, .n,,t 1,,,.,J
coui" ~ tA'e oe1Ne" VI '"1 PAs .s f'''e
, 1865-12-25

SAN FRANCISCO, K:cc. 23--Advlces fcttr Mexico
etste reyolatfoa. against MaxiM1lfau bad 1assen
place. Lopez and Ills officers were driven Espm
nnHer
, 1865-12-25
Insorn,ats.>t Wanted

Thcatstcnl Lease.
BosyoN. Dec. s3.-Edwtn Booth and J. S.s1fettc
have Leased the Bostoa Theatre for the eI4uiu,
Fe1f.
, 1865-12-25

Pbi1ndelpbIn slafkeaf7u,arPf ea7,aP rs T.Gor,.,ton- 1s
There !esy a.tts dsnao9 9t.r 10 bis Sool fen
sy1so. I'll s % ssss 5;nsz
Western au1 ~ - =; of sney Wtss7rn do Of s1t. Tho
s;1s ? ,,n s ont, e
lg g e ;aw sTxdes snreEtne and iancy lot5
g u duality. Iyc four and CORN meal. nothlns
, 1865-12-25

fs]V4
Last vcek &, ,91ts7858 $s'G -
The Produce market to-day -1ted dali and wea.s.
-Four was quiet Wheat was Inactive and easier
corn ,sas nufet and unctanS.it Oats rnicd very
;nlet at yesterdays quotations, Rye vas seEy du.
barley w2s quiet NhIskey was weaker and nouul-
AL. Prusision. were dsm but e.5aett1e. Dressed
Hogs declined 1sG2eac.
The supply Of Eastesn E1chan- -s1s FerY light, and
he raskc. remains firm At par bu !mg snd 1-10pscm.
cling Round lots were in demand By the h1ul1
1sat 65G &c prem. per thousanti.t-
Gold orsncd- today IN New York 1T 1i55l and
loeed ut 81. The fol!owin. arc The quotations
; elecraphecr to James Boyd / brothers, gold
/; rokery: ..
taI a. m - ..-.. HEX t2:c0 0m..-...-......Ii5E m
t0U a. -Ii5ss II: 151- E1.- -. LEI )
LIS 4. .m......--.145a1 300 p. r1.-- lta93
: i:a1 a. .Hl..+--...---1a5st
Gold was sold here to-day on The Stock Board at
1i33t. On tbs s.1eet sales were mad3 aEIN. silrcf
was nominal II. 1869 ian.
: Government Securities were dErls=ud snade
higher We quote:
, 1865-12-25
E-nr3a In Nan KHk-F6%C y

Tass serbs usn quiet. PTitna clover IL held ~
Gnu Enrn E7a5ts tAt obi iasnea At T. ~s!5AG S1&GA
it0 bags. Timothy 1sfnactSn At Sas1a aW II7nsAG'
lions i, Knitted extent have been e!eeted u ronS
TAX =. E1.fG4At4. We note saes # loO baEs tmseea
IN Hn1fo ar showing Dfn&f m4$Xek
, 1865-12-25

cp.,x-Khtnr-SaIo.z Z It's bu Dew amber ct xiJ<
ri H. ~, ~ T., ntT white Michigan 81 sls1: Ss
new amber si; 70 br ~ VI e., od 1aos smee1st s
Ea-rcoT men,fSuei; No. new % etaoaalt Ho5ta n,
sr9s1c nts-Snado Iowcs; sale co bu "anasa a. 9te
NTyfer unYn[Ett.
, 1865-12-25
NORWOOD d LOCKWOOD,
xSs 8ToAoI9
srocHs, BONDS

No. II william st New York.
Aeronn,s of Tanks. Daake1a aad otbrrs solicited.
ri! Il H0I.Wn0n JNU. F. LOCKWOOD.
nEtne Il, sock E1enauge. LAte Of Ggtialo, nj.
, 1865-12-25
r,.vrlouI .Iarkee-Dec. u.

cleveland 1IarkeH-Dec. u.
4.S9: ss 40 sse, ae9ne eg'e1,, =
potttt Ga,a q se; iii. nornag esfs Dc at &c.
oa,. 1siSer bst.es n9gtt r IT, If da. nd 1ssa
At &c 1..c. rsiiuy, lover. Sales car 80, ohta II
&c; scaFs 10, 3ao, NJ ee'
, 1865-12-25

New Fork Stock Market.
Cros!cx prices fos cash Deeamht q, ,a63 rcc.tyet
hy F. 6. SAlton&taH + Co.. Confo,ssIon Stock Nd
Bond gfuke5b, s6 Clark streets
, 1865-12-25

Dymond and others, continues to represent
Slr. Brisht's views with considerable ability,
though there Is knack OF running against
popular sympathies, which Il tsuizotic rather
than brave. lhe polittcal party who are for
pesee al any p11ee, "ln moi oo nppefmos. III
Englana ID cur ttns, anu toe etaF mas tne
efedt OF Always 4nuu.s m. u. Us own country 10
be IN Tue "fons' ~. ~ ooes g1ea' se1'lee ~
many cause anu 'uoosn 'nefe ate 'sHes
copies eolo o. lae o'a,, Is1naps' tnau 81 Tue
Telegraph, am petsuaoea 1aas tne iofmef
produces the deepest impfesaoa upon the
national mind lne snano" ta'A oi Inc Let
tgraph Influences no one permanently
Ga the whole, II may DC saio o. ING eneap
press, that they have siosuiaf'S 'aisaea Inc
predictions OF the Tory chiefs VINO, with tae
exception, If he Is an exception, Of sI E.
BulTer Lytton, declared tnat tue 'onnoatioaa
Of society would be attacked BY papers SCH
ing for penny, taa1 aeeeneg Woala oe OUT
ragged and religion dcsplsed. lnsteaa OF tnls,
our penny papers are as sooef ano s&eaay as
the yeriest hacks tnat ever drove IN . GOV
etnment team. a Little hit OF good Demo-
cratic writing In them would positively be a
treat. They arc intensely respectable, IN the
sense Of the horse and rig notion Of respecta-
bi,;ty. They seem horribly AFRAID lest they
should not be thought genteel, and often read
their seniors the most editying lectures on the
respect which is due 10 the Crown, and 10
all the other powers that be.
: TIE EVENING JOURNALS.
Of The evening papers, the one having the
largest circulation Is the E1press, which Is of
the same politics as the Dauy Nesas, The
G1o1e, as the receptacle Of all ministerial frag-
nenta, is consulted at the clubs, and It's letters
from Paris, by Father Pront, are often
amusing; but Its arca is limited. The best
written Of the evening Journals undoubtedly
Is The newest Of them, the Pal Hall Gazette-
so named after passage In Thacke1ay's
"Peudenpis." The proprietor Of this paper,
Mr.. G. Smith, Of the publishing firm Of Smith,
h1oer uo, "as "sa ar W ntn 1,..a s1ee.Ios
brilliant writer's that pcrhaps no other man
~.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-07-28
Farm for Sale

THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his
farm situated 5 Ia miles west Of New Or
egon village and between 2 and 3 miles
south of Howard Center which is unsurpass-
ed in the country for stock and grain raising.
1t comprises 1874 acres of which "a acres
is fenced so acres broke, pasture OF
acres and an orchard, never failing stream
of water runs through the south end Of the
farm, a good house and barn &C., also %
acres of wood land will be sold with tho
above. For terms apply to,
ALEX. MARSHALL,
Paris Howard County,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-07-28
Salt! Salt! SAT-!
aGs'c6yssey Watch
An Elegant Move 1ty in Watches.

The cases of this watch are an entirely
new invention, composed of six different
metals combined, rolled together and plan
ished, producing an exact imitation of 18
caret gold, called Arcana which will always
keep ITS color. They are as beautiful as
solid gold, and are afforded at one eighth
the cost. The case is beautifully designed
with Panel and shield forname, with Patent
Push Pin, engraved in the exact style
of the celebrated Gold Hunting Lovers, and
re reallyhandsome and desirable, and as
exact an imitation of gold as to defy detection.
The movement is manufactured by the well
known St. Jmer Watch Company OF Europe,
and aresuperbly finished, having engraved
r.-n~.-, c--o -ea,.gna hr; d"ns adjusting reg
ulator with gold balance and 1mproSu
iewcled action, with line dial and skeleton
handsand is warranted good time keeper!
These Watches are of three different sizes
the smallest being for ladies, and are all
Hunting Cases A case of six will be sent by
Mail or Express for sI25,Oo. single one
sent in a handsome Morocco" Case for $500;
will readily sell for three times their cost,
We are sole agents for this watch IN the
United States, and none ore genuine which
do not bear our Trade mark. Address,
GIRARD DEVAUGH Co.,
(nesm3. Importers, IS Maiden Lane, Ny.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-07-28

LACE SIZES MADE TO ORDER AT 20 CTS. PER LIB,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-07-28
AMALGAM BELLS,
AM ALGAM BELLS,
AMALGAM BELLS,
AMALGAM BELLS,

At prices within the reach Of every Church,
School, Cemetery, Factory, or Farm in the
land. Their use throughout the United Sta
ties and Canadas for tbs past SIX years has
proven them 10 combine most valun. ( gloG.
ties Among w,.nh ave ron. -~NT>:''.
s0NoRuUsNEss. nDd pUnAhIL.1v o. #@N.
TON, uneQuNljcd 1y any ether manAiur.a'"
Sizes from 5 to 5000 lbs, co~tWE rw. -3uiR.s
LESS than other Acral, or 20 cents per rn"aj
at which price warrant them twelve
months. Old bell metal taken in exchange,
or bought for cash. Send for 4 Circular to
the Manufacturer.
JOHN B. ROBINSON.
Nc. 100 William Street, New York.
LIST OF PRICES WEIGHTS AND SIZES OF FARM,
hotel, STEAMBOAT, sCHooL-nousE; SHOP,
AND FACTORY BELLS.
hose bells arc fitted with Yoke, Stand
ards. Crank and Bolt, complete for use:
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-07-28

LIST OF ACADEMY, STEAMBOAT, FIRE ALARM,
AND CHURCH BELLS, WITH PARTICULARS AS
TO WEIGHT SIZES, PRICE OF BELLS, HANG
INGs. &C.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-07-28
Meh @rtqou Nlain l;alsr,

this complimentary allu3lon tC
the old murderer who was hang
cd in Virginia, the following is
appended:
"John Brown stands before the
country a murderer. The cnor-
nifty, the extraordinary ferocious-
ness Of the father set the son mad.
The blood Of these murdered men
hot unlike that Of the sacrificed
Abel-cried even from the tongue
less caverns of the earth to him
for pity, and to Heaven for just
ice, but his iron heart, not soul.
refused to yield; but Heaven in
the process of time, has melted
out to him justice On the gallows.
Justice divine to punish sin
moves slow-the sloN er the pace
the surcr is it's blow. 1t will
overtake us ifliving-it will over
take us if dead. Justice has
overtaken its victim, and he has
gone to eternity with crimsoAed
hands, with blood upon his head.
n What is it, | ask the
country, l ask the senate if it is
not stealing, robbery, highway
robbery! And yet these things
are thrown out, perhaps not in
tended, but they operate as an
apology and excuse in the minds
of many, for the infamy, the muir.
ders, the thieving, the treacher-
Gus conduct OF this old man
Brown, who was nothing more
than a murderer, a robber, a thief,
and a traitor.>
The author of the above libel
Gus remarks upon him whose
soul is marching on is Andrew
johnson president Of the United
States. They were made in tue
senate chamber, Dec -, 1859,
ARREST OF Hon, EMERSON
ErHERlDGE.-The military arrest
of the Hon, Emerson Etheridge,
a candidate for Congress in Ten
nessee, on account of his political
sentiments, is another of the law
less assumptions of despotic pow
Ell to which the people have been
accustomed in the last four years.
They used to be justified upon
the plea that 1t was war time and
that civil rights were therefore
suspended; but since peace has
come, and all resistance entirely
ceased we find them going on
just the same. Etheridge has
been from the start one of the
strongest Union men in Tennes-
see, and was driven into exile in
lS6l.-Clncinnati Enquirer.
The radicals demand the Presi-
dent to impose unrestricted negro
suffrage upon the Southern
States. Why not upon the
Northern States as well! What
power has the President over
suffrage in the South that he has
not everywhere else?
Ladies, don't be too much of.
Tended at being gazed at a little,
Beauty was created to be gazed
at. and admired. 10 turn ones
eyes aside when a beautiful crea-
ture is passing by, seems almost
ingratitude to the "Giver of all
good gifts
The whole country seems now
to be a sporting club. The en-
tire dispute is in regard to the
races.
Artemus Ward says when he
hears the song, "Come where my
love lies dreaming,' he don't 60.
He don't think it it would be
right.
Some people are confirmed as
worthy members Of the Church.
Many others are confirmed rascals
and children Of the Devil.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-07-28

& AUTIIDN
Write your Name, Post Office, County and
State. to where you want the PACIFIC
MONTHLY sent, Plain and Distinct.
Register all Letters containing Money
or, when convenient, send by express,
!fyour Post-Office is a Money Order office,
obtain Money Order for your remittance.
Send none but the United States Treasury
Notes, or money Bankable in New York.
All Letters asking lnforma'ion:ect TO re-
ceive attention, must contain Stamp, to
prepay answer. Address all Correspond
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-17

The Raleigh Progress Of the 7th ip,t
says:
We understand from Mr.. T. C. camo.
bel, Of the Home lntelligenee Oaics
in this city, thai he has recently iurn.
ished 80 freedmen 10 DR.. +. NJ Garrett
OF kdgecombe, = part Of 200 hsuds the
latter gentleman proposes 70 employ In
working farms in that county. With
these hands, written contracts have.
been msde, sc recommended by col
Whittiesey chief officer Of the freed.
mems bureau who is the signing wit.
ness Dr. g. has established for these
laborers, the ten hour plan, and there
is no doubtiR our mind that the advan-
ages Of the new experiment will be
fully demonstrated BY the quantity of
the first crops grown.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-17
The Republican Banner.

VsEE underzsgned having pu.chssed NV p
Il BanE = Co. ~ r Sntre iaierest IN - r.are
prnueg maiera', and good VII OF IA N.s6-S1S
lsify snd Weekly kep4bicds E1ahe. a. rel5fe-
ton be uanned q ne "a a. Se1telnts 49,
Tasssa &basFbtoa-Samea - lhe oiher go -.
pers-Daiy SIS 81 anDuns Weeky 81 pe< n.
nun.
bala@1p1on ii.-t - 10y epea atna qiy Book
street. We solicit q shaFe Of public patronage. anF
appeal 70 the old fiends and patrons Of the Saaar
10 give & thsir enetursRement &nd support
Hagis-im ALBERT RoBERTs& 90
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-17

A friend of ours at Oakton has in his
employ q verylhlack American citizen
of African descent who is known on
the premises as the gentleman from
Arkansas" Failing TO obtain his
rights in the Territories" by remains
ing where be is. t" Henry" is q "know-
ing darkey," has all the drollery Of his
race, and frees bis mind occasionally on
political questions.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-17

nEMaTHING in the Adjutant Generals Once,
IL, State OF Tennessee. Persons claiming said
letters will please forward iheir Post once address
or call IN person.
John T Philips. list Eent co B Ist Tenn Inf.
lent . J Lane. r 10Th Enst Tena vols. ~
Lieut. 7 Campbell, baly + LIST Tenn ins
Commanding Ofi.er. co I'd Tenn m'td iuf.
lent w r Davis, RON 9th Tenn mtd inf.
Commanding Ofi.er I'd Tenn vols.
Iiept g W Keith, AQ n I'd Team vols.
Command ng officer 9Th Tennisf go
lieut. J~aeobSharp. co d lst East Tenn.
Lieut. Thos ] Murphy. RQ n "a Tenn mid inf
Commanding Ofi5er 6ih Tenn Vels.
Bseat Geo W Webb, co I'd Tenn inf
Commanding t'flieer sth Ieuninf. II
Commanding Oh5csr, co + Gin Tenn inf
CommandilR If6cer, co A eta Tenn inE
Command ng Ohicac, 18th Tenn ,ay. Il "a
Commanding Oficsrs co 4th Tenn cav. -
Mr. James mcfarland, COG Sth Tenn inf.
COmmasd.ng OF .er, lst Tent light ary.
Gait A b Hampton CO X % Tenn mtd int. -
Lieut. David Ezlinger, co L I'd Tenn cav.
Uent B W BAdget, comd'g SEQ, 9Th Tenn cav.
Commanding Ohcer 18th Tenn cav.
Lieut. VIM G Kaud, Nashville Tenn.
Lieut. B Williams, lst Team art
Commanding Officer, co =, sth Tenn inf
MrGal Walker, 60 y 8ih Tenn nj. 4aaa
Mr.. James NJ Moore.
Sergeant william Davis, co G sfh Tenn vol. mi. >
Capt H Shannon, iate co 4 ind ridet cav. q
WI Green Esq, Ord Ssrgta I'd Div 23dAO
Eenf Vim Harnel, A re NJ sih Tenn inf.
Command & ; fhcer, dTenn cas-
Commanding Officer I'd Tenn cav.
Mai 6 W HHlsell, I'd East Tenn cav.
Lieut. Col chi sCalsL, 9TH Tenn vols.
Commanding UfhceF, co 81 I'd Tenn car.
augll-lw
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-17

A daughter Of the celebrated Amsri-
can sculptor, Powers, is married 70 one
q he richest merchants Of 8hefield,
EHgland-hr. Ibbetson-and Is the
most accomplished lady in that part Of
England
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-17

The Raleigh Progress refers to mis-.
Representations Of tie condition Of Of
fairs in North Carolina, made by cor
respondents Of Northern nepsspspers,
and cites two instances in which its
eouFse has been falsely characterized
In commenting on these things the
Progress says. - a
Il is very plain to Us that this mis-.
representation of aiisirs in this State
has an object which does not appear,
aud il eau be nothing more nor less
than another scheme Of the radicals 10
enforce negro suffrage. II they can
staye off the return Of the States 20 the
Union until Congress shall have devel-
oped q majority in favor OF making ne
gro suffrage a condition 20 the recep-
ton Of the insurgent States. they will
have thwsrted the purpose Of the Pres.
ident, who has declared that suffrage
wss s matter that belonged 70 the
States, aud forced the people of the
South 10 admit the ignorant blacks %
immediate pSlitical equality. This is
the hidden game, and whether this
press reporter, who has so elaringly
misrcpTesented this papers and the state
OF affairs here is really in their employ
or not he Il playing into the hands Of
these radicals at the North who are
straining heaven and earth 10 break
down President Johnson's administra
non and 70 prevent an esrly restora-
ton 10 the Union.
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LOOKOUT
MOUNTAIN HOUSE
gBRREE { PEL0BE1, PrOPrisiOrs.
LOOKOUT
T'a.l %, T D nov 1se open sos tb ss Reception q slsss.
an kooommodsHons ore Ample.

Our Accommodations ere ample.
We have ne best Of Wa'er, puFest 81 Moantsin
sir. delightful drives, and The most beautiful views
la MS picturesque country. Among ne lstter are
nncSatluct@d views Of the EoIld-reno sed h.lds or.
slIs.ion nfdke. BuzzaFd Aoers ard Chieka-
IT, got.l 4 sitnstea directly On the Battlefield
~ ( Monntaiu. where fighting Joe Hook
81 and - Gallant canmand sicrma4 1ha heights
ehove me cIouds. Persons who have had friends
"a fhs ealanf old Armyof the CanberlEds and vha
vish ii eee some Of the hardly fought and RiT1y
Won 6e,ds. where fheir proves beat r~ehelnuunoera,
nil oiadlv avail themselves ofths oDBouuniiy, be-
fore he marks Of war are entlrely ehseed.
LULAH LAKE AND FALLS,
m. ~ the mast magnificent xass in the world is
uifhin fsur miles. Carriages and saddle horses
Ear be procured 20 visit the latter. E wen as al
| cher noteworthy placed.
/ or the extreme norshtrn point, and near the
| HateI. GOOD Photographs can Be- otta neds takenon
4 one hsffieheld. With three others, and the tennes
aee river. 5or : background.
FIssf class Coaches run ffon Chattanooga n con
neofion vita AL Passengertrains
Charges the So e as Il good Hotes NJ the South
L Satiafacdcu guaranteed.
- Best Of Foreign and Domestic distilled, v
Eous and small liquors at the bar. auglS-lF
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The last wonderful discovery made
Is that BY a Frenchmaa. that elecsrici-
y applied toa certain small appSratus
repels rain, and he places that eIectri-
Gal apparatus IN his cane, which he
holds above his head, when the rain
PouH of in all directions The psonls
Of the town in which he lives pszs -
him. it is said, with a sortof awe i i.
w-iks in the midst Of rain without ~.
ing wetted The days Of umbrella:
are gonel - -