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Events pregnant with rapid and gloriOs.
progress are now daily Transporting, and an
other Of them has just been anpounoed-the
triumph and completion Of the Missouri
Pacific Railroad st. Louis, on the Missis-
sippi, lie now in direct and quick connec ion
with Kansas City. three hundred miles dis
tant, on the Missouri where it divides our
great State from Kansas. This is in reality
a stupendous achievement, involving re-
suits Of incaleulable magnitude, and may
be set down as the first grand step Of our
freed commonwealth in her path to impe-
rial greatness. Let any one acquainted with
her natural resources remark the sweep Of
her rivers, then note this finished track OF
that part of the highway Of nations stretch
ing from the Mississippi 10 Kansas, and re
member that this highway from the Allan
tic % the Pacific States is now % be swiftly
pressed forward to successful operation. In
this connection the growing influx Of immi-
grafton and capital becomes intensely in
teresting. The avenues to our vast Ameri-
can paradise are being opened, while eager
muldtudes are crowdng to enter them. The
field Of enterprise and labor was never be-
fore 80 extended, free, and inviting, and
never before were human enterprise and la
Dor so c'amorous for an immense field, or
50 well prepared to improve it. Peace, in
dustry, art, intelligence and liberty now
lend their combined auspices TO the work OF
populating and building up in the Ameri-
csn West an empire Of prosperity and hap
piness unprecedented ia history. OF that
arch Of g:eat States that is one day 10 ex-
tend from the eastern 10 the western shore
Of our continent, linked by continental
rail-oad, il is not too much TO say that Mis-
souri, is 10 be in an almost literal sense the
keysione.--St. LoHiS DeaOcrat.
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A New ReIigious Morement


A singular religious movement was be-
gun ia Egland few weeks ago. Il is pro
posed TO unite the members Of the English,
Roman Catholic snd Greek Churches in
friendly communion, and the public Jour
mails report that three hundred Churches in
England have assented TO the measure
From a statement made by the Rev. F. G.
Hall, formerly of6t. Edmund Hall, oxford
we gather the following indications Of the
character and purpose Of this movement:
An institution has been formed under
the title Of The Association for the promo
ton Of the Unity Of Christendom,' u unite
in bond Of microscopy prayer members
both of the clergy snd laity Of the Roman
Catholic, Greek and Anglican communion.
8 To ALL It is said, while they lament the
divisions amongst Christians, look forward
10 their healing mainly to q cirroborative
reunion Of those three g eat bodies which
claim for themselves the inheritance Of the
priesthood and the name Of Catholic, an sp-
peal is made. They are not asked 10 com
promise and principles which they, rightly
or wrongly, hold dear; they are IMPLY
asked 10 unite for the promotion Of q high
and holy end.
The names Of members are 10 be kept
strictly private, and the only obligation i'm
posed upen those who join the association is
the daily ufe Of short form OF prayer, 70
which is added, in the case Of priests, the
Offering, at least once in three months, OF the
Holy Sacrifice.
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Extract Of a Letter from President
Lincoln 20 General Nadsworth--
General Amnesty and Negro Suf-
fringe Considerpd

Extract of a Letter from President
Lincoln 20 General NadsWorth-
General Amnesty and Negro Suf-
trnge Considered.
Nav York, September 25-The sluthern
Advocate, oi The 18th, says the following
extract, which has just been published. Is
from the lste PRECEDENT Lincoln's letter "a
Genera Wadsworth, who fell ia the battle
81 the Wilderness. The letter, which il OF
private character. is 10 be sent 20 General
Ma3s- orths family, ID shows that Mr.
Lincoln, who desired the bostowal Of the
elective franchise on the blacks, was also
% an early dsy IN iavor Of granting unit
vcrsal amnesty, which. for some STANCE ard
una-r5uulahle rcason, Is stilI withheld from
the SOUTH, Notwithstanding it is known Il
was bis intention 10 grant, without any ex-
cepuon, general rardoH. His wishes in
this particular the American people cen not
afford 90 disregard. Congress will no doubt
exact the riCht 81 suffrage for the aelzs.
Why universal amnesty should be withheld
until that time. We are unsble 10 see. This
certainly was not Mr. Lincoln's plan, whose
Intentions an parties should certainly obey.
The ioliosiig be the extract referred 70, IN
which Mr.. lincoln says:
" You desire 10 know. IN the event Of our
complete success 10 tie field, the same be-
AlN lNlaNMfHi " n fNNaA anu HlttFlul SUD
mission on the part OF the S-uth, If Usii-
vcrsal Smuesiv ihould not be accomF anied
With universal suffrage. New, tince you
know my private iucnuations a. 70 what
O. rms should be granted 10 the South in the
contingency. 7 viii here add, II our sus-
ceas should be real d, followed BY such
desirable resulis, ] cannot see, If universal
amnesty b. grant d, how, under the circum-
sttnees, can syoid eNactinE, in return.
universal suffrage, or, I'd least. suffrage on
the ba J. 81 intelligence and military ser
vice How 10 better the condition Of TIE
colorea race has long been a study which
has attracted my serious and careful atten-
ton. Hence . think j am clear and decided
as 10 what course ] shall pu' sue in the
premises, regarding il - a religious duty as
the nation's guardian Of these people, who
have 90 heroically Vindicuted their man
hood on the battlefield, where, in assisting
20 save the life Of the Republic, they have
demonstrated, in blood. their right to the
ballot, which is but the humane protection
Of toe flag they have % fearlsssly defended
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ia PREPARATION the rreN M-r,i n
NIGHTS IN A BAR ROOM ~
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jar. THOMPSON OK rHE RANPAeR.-Colo-
nei NJ jeff Thompson, late in command Of
the rebel forces Of Missouri and Arkansas.
was in the city Yesterday, and may be in The
city to-dsy f1r all we know TO the contrary.
Il will be remembered that, in his proposal
70 surrender, he had an army Of sixty Two
thousand and some odd on paper, but on CIV
ing up the ghost and their arms il was ioapd
the o, 600 must have included men, women
and children, masmuch as only $500 could
be accounted fur JEFF, looks as gay as a
-sardiDe. People viii recognize MIN BY
bis lean, lank, eadsverous tout cnseia5le, and
by his hat, which has a rim like an unrbTel-
ia. Fiuc Jef.-Sf. L0Eis Democrat.
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TIE RIGHT OF CONQUEST" 1t has been sup
posed, the government will have the right
Of conquest; that State and its inhab.
itants may be permanently Invested Of al
political privileges, and treated as foreign
territory acquired by arms. This is an
error-a grave and dangerous error. Undei
despotic governments the power Of munici.
pal confscation may be limited but under
our government the right Of sovereignty
over any portion Of State is given and
limited by the constitution, and viii be tn,
same after the war as it was before. When
the United States takes possession Of any
rebel district, they acquire a new title, but
merely vindieate that which previously ex
listed. "-Extraet from the decision Of Judg
sprague in the United District Court Of MAJ
sachusetss.
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THE ETHERTDeE COURT MARrIAL.-A Cour1
Martial, Tor the trial Of Hon. Emerson Eth.
eridgs will be convened at Columbus, Ken
lucky, on the 2d day Of October 1865. The
folloNing canned officers will constitute the
court Col. W. n. Dudley, President, Col.
j. A. Hotienstein, lSth [ S. c. l., Col Bar
nard, lolst U. S. Z. l., Major Albert Tracy,
18th q. 5. A., MAJ. Col in Ford, Tooth L. s.
G. J., Capt Z. c. Haueu, A. A. G., snd
Capt. W. +. Donivsn, Of the Ielst {. S. C. I.
Maj. Coyle as Judge Advocate. is p,osecu,-
ing the case and We doubt nol win su.tsin
his reputation as an able and judieious Ad-
vocate. We learn that able and inhuen isl
counsel have been retained for the defense,
snd long and tedious examination Is sn-
ticipaied. The proceedings Of the. court
will be furnished uur readers.
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9rS Sarertisfmtuts.

A GIN ON &c ~ CLUB.-A CALLED
~ bushes Meeting OF the kFduulen Club vii h,
teld 81 their Bat, Mssouic suiluinc. on Thurs-
day EyeninE. sept %, lsaS, st7lsp m.
Fy order Of the President
sep2S.t R. HHOWELL, sec.
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Destitutinn in AIahnmn.

In message under date of the 2lst inst,
to the State Convention, Gov. Parsons states
that when the war closed "the State was
furnishing meal and salt 10 Ss,772 destitute
families, the individual members Of which
numbered in the aggregate 1892" He
adds:
You can readily ascertain from the sever
al delegates comprising your body, whether
the number is likely TO be smsller or greater
or about the same. Il is matter Of vital
importance 10 these women and children
that their real and imperative wants should
be accurately known and provided for al
the earliest moment. Winter will soon be
upon them. Where there is no corn in
the eric, nor NEST in the smoke house
iis chilling blasts possess redoubled
power. Your prompt action is earnestly in
voAed in their behalf.
1t is scarcely probable that there has been
any diminution in the number Of destitute
persons in the State. An increase Is more
likely. Every mesns should be employed
to ascertain the facts, and 10 relieve the
wants Of the destitute
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o SaWYers.

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z a r. var ID
For Sale.

TIE undersigned offera for sale his splendid
lanneTy, wih al Of the land and appurtensa-
ces thereto belonging.
VII also sell with The yard. AL OF the stock Of
lney tanned. snu 10 process Of tan, consisting Of
70 b taken ont.
vii also sell, 4 desired, All Of nv live stock
Consisting Of Horses, Mia CoEs ms lot Of stook
Hogs, beef Cattle, &c also. my Household ard
h'tehen Furniture, TO enabe She purcha er 10
60 on with the business " th0ut DELAY Nv placa
y one OF the finest localities for the Tanner or
Mining business 10 torthern Alaharra Situated an
range Of CIV hills oveflocing the Valley III tho
Iennessee and connuSzdinc oce Of the apekt visvTs
eastoi the kllaghS Il Is unsurusssea IN roinf
Of hesth and water there beiag TWO susIbs OF new
er talhng Zee sto7a vater on = place
Ihisls 50 verF desirable plsee for a goo.i Steam
say ana grst w. there beinR none = ihin twenty
mics o. the p.aoa Tho tuilding enclosing TIE
AsianeIy was sit win specal rsieFence to this h.
nness, here BEING nothing necessary nov but the
meen4neTY, Inc memphis and Charlest1n Rsil-
Iosl, row heing put IN operation, viii ariori good
Market ~ AZ linbe- or hour that coGl6 be sSved
or grcnud. the Nil would be N less tlSn hslf a
nile os 1he above road-
tny enc desiring good invesfsasu ut for ospiiai in
sther q the above named businesses c.ouid prs ~,
repsf tnsn % eH.line MY property before purchas-
iHg elsewhere. Terms easy Possessio.l riyen in
Eled siely, 4 wanted.
:, heiers By permission. 20 s. s. Darwin and ". &.
Nance. Hrutsrilie A. -
FcI iufther ps1 cculars Apply 20 ne bv letter A
Aestl. AiAt OF 70 zee on hs preniiaes sfx unlIea
Eeet q Decatur. on The n. &C r. r.
sspIn-iv '0''N = JAW "
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Wanted.

A 6ENTLEMAN OF TEN gEARs' RXPFRI-
"a eice = TIE hercantils hasrass Ia Norlh eeor.
-, Win satisfactory references, wants = sfuaro-
h - so,.e 49, eho esS house TN any branch of
h1sinstsl either ~ local OF travelling taiesrYaa
prefers Nashyi lr-but would scoepi ! place IN
Louistil e or Cncinust-is Hcquaintsi ,Eith ,,S,,b
Of Georais ard Esst Tennessee 'N-'
Address, hy kxpress, in. scOT-r
aop-t-s.S Cslhcnn -
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ALsrsT$usBE,
r. 2. BrxroN.

Ai'er considerable discussion the follow
ing resolution was adopted.
hesotrca That in consideration Of them
terrst snd impo lance OF the .-,b;..t -
sentea IN this report. this Co,n,ii -.
sciion uron il til is next rnsetin, -,
mending, in the meantime, IL tsr,,,,,--t
and religious Interest 81 our c,lo-ef r,.,I,,,is
ton 20 the henevolenee and wisdo-6 ~ ~.
Diorsse." f-e
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"NrGHo EQuALrrg. Hon. john Cessna,
Chairman OF the Union State Central Com
mitiee o. Plnutylvaua, in an address 10 the
people Of that State Gays "that negro sui-
irago and negro equality are not, and could
no possibly Be On Issue in the October con
test ior oaccrs IN Pennsylvania.
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Alabama COngressIonnI Districts.

nc Alabama Convention b. Laid ne
state on ID SIX Congregational Districts, as
follows, the ordinance to continue in force
until the General Assembly shall provide
BY law for redistTicting the State and elect
ing members Of Congress;
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Notice.

MO GOODS FOR sHIPMENT WILL BE RE.
IN csived q the depots o. then. . G. and N kW
Asroads before o'cloeka a. m OF STAR Of iock D.
u Tue doors VII cpel and close urompflV a.
tte above hour. YB IOHks
sept - lboo--sepas-lm Station kgsut.
GEI~;ts, Pr - md Times, Banner md p3spsich
ecuV crR month.
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In December, 1850, John A. Gilmore, ESQ.,,
was at Columbia, south Carolina, as a Com
missioner from the State Of Alabama. On
the 18th Of that month he laid before the
South Carolina Convention, dispatch from
Gov. Moore, Of his State, which read as fol-
lOwS:
"Iell the Convention to listen TO no prop
ositiOn for compromise or delay"
The following day the Convention adopted
the ordinance Of secession which opened the
way for Southern rebellion. Mr.. Elmore il
doing better now.
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The Chattanooga Gazette, Atlanta Intelli.
keheeF, Macon Telegraph, Augusta Coosti-
,st.oh,list, Chronicle and Sentinel. daily
HroVn 'ow's Knoxville Whir. surinFfefs
Mss Republican, Boston journal, BAIT.
more American, weekly, received reralarly
81 > =. Cones, No. 20 Cherry street. q
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ATrExTIoE IHIsHNHS i-Chooks on IN. m
sier BANKING Co, Belfast, irolsnd, IN Su,,,
Of Al % fie for sale 81 {. n. ordway's NJ
ksr ohice, Ne. IS College street. "A
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YaIaahIa IN q NaIe.

900 ACREs r. drst elsss and q -, - :,
Gen. ". 6. Harding i1 glcd sl9ts p - 49,. -. :.
For terms spplT % @ - lsl.a.. - ~ -
Las, RashVilia, Tenn, No. - e1etig N-e-A'
nau43-l1e
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negro suttrage-PrOPositiOn of Rad
fcnfs.

U,su,xerox. Sept. 25.-The radical Re
,,,hl;r--s a. now preparing compromise
on the ner-o-suffrsge question. instead Of
iDsisfirv 1pon the adoption OF unqualified
- - IN the Southern States, thew
- - =, admit the Southern Represen-
-. - No. Eats in Congress, and 70 pass
/, L., lo.ninv 10 the Southern states from
o. - tbrse millions OF dollars, 70 be die
tribnteS for agricultural purposes, # the
eoutbe-p states viii adopt Jaws giving the
rieht OF suffrsge 70 az aouIls, Nl.n9us ais
t;-.f;on Of color, wno can read and write.
:, - nat this viii satisfy the Rsdi-
- - - \ nth, and secure the needed
-.,-s.-,- "a for the restoration Of prosper
ity in the South.
H. .bove is taken from telcgraphie
dispatch to the Cincinnati Enquirer. We
b.ye asen no intimstions Of the alleged
n,o,ositiop Of q compromise in any other
ons-,er lit is true that the radical ex-
trenists are making such proposition,
what becomes Of their solemn assevsratiOns
that the welfare Of the nation demands that
the recently rebelliOus States shall be kept
under territorial puPilage for some years to
enc, Would this compromise change the
character and purposes Of the people whose
return 20 the Union is now 50 much dreaded
We have been taught by one Of the sblest
Southern leaders, that Compromise Is the
.b;.e element Of true craftsmanship. By
sc,spting this doctrine and acting upon it
IN 1881 the South might have avoided
- and been secured in the posses
IL, Of her slaves. But she rejected it,
struck for Independence, and now lies al
the mercy Of the victor. All Of her States
will recognize the situation, and abandon all
hone of reviving the institution Of slavery.
They viii 20 further and provide BY law for
the protection Of the person and property
ofthe freedmen. But more has been de-
mssded Of them by the leaders Of party in
the North powerful in numbers and talents,
active, enlerprising, AM aggressive, and
aeeplv in earnest. Universal suffrage for
both the white and black man is the de-
rnsnd Of these leaders- Ought the South
ern States 10 Weld further, and agree to the
eompr. n, se mentioned above, if it is seri-
ouslv proposedg This is question which
oughtio De pali0Ai- 'Ni-1''-'4N''5 --i1 =" IN
out prsiudice. Would any evil result spring
from tuch compromiss2 The number OF
blacks il would e. ect immediately into vO-
tefs would be small, much too small to add
serious weight to any side upon which they
might fal in an eleetioneering campaign;
and yet enough to stimulate others 70 i'm
prove and ct themselves for the higher du-
Ties Of citizenship. And, then, would not
such q compromise insure the South imme-
diate quiet and rePCse, and close the door
forever against agitations injurious to her
prosperity Would it not also have the ef-
feet Of cemeuting ell sections Of the country
together in bonds more fraternal than any
which have yet existed? These are cOnsid-
srations which ouglh to have great weight
in settling the question.
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FRENCH CORSETS,
Public Speaking.

VIE WILL ADDRESS TIE CITIZENS OF
" EzshslLs on nuncipa adairs 81 the folloE
ing places;
On Monday nighf, Sept. 25. e The W1rkhoass.
On TUESDAY rikkt ssCt IS, &c Mheeler's tore,
PKG.
On " duesday night Sept 81, Ct IEyior's tiio-
cerY F.ore, corner rfCFdar md McLsmors-
On Thurs ~ right. SsrL q, On ne cof1ti y
br Sd sad MarfaI Etrasts-
Our cpponanfs are invited 20 Be preseni 80 -
srsf w DRIVER
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Wanted TO Rent.

Two uFuRNIsHED ROOMS in central p.,stion
~ Of the city, ior when liberal prise siil b
paid Address R. p, = care Union ONCE.
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Lost,

TSRInaE LAST. thrce Chsruas sd us.eh ksy.
Il Naieed hF ne egner as beeps tkrs "A $1,000
be reward vii he psid for them II lei =. NJ. IS
North sumner street. serqT.ef
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Found,

ONE BAY HORSE, (sob tan, ssv..u
~ Years Id, vita tEo vi te hird fssi ~.
The osner ca have Tie horse h5' pToyiaz lbEs.tN
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Neiusc en-
Apply, vithn tWo DAYS, %
ANDEEW JACKSON.
No - ChsrrF Il
eef-s-1t" opposite the Old Theatre
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u Wholesale busiuess, tDry Goods, Boois and
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re Montgomery Advertiser says candi-
dates are "Plenty as blackberries" Il is
to be hoped that no one viii be elected who
cannot subscribe to the oath required by
Congress.
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NAsHvILlEANo DECATUR
ct
RAILROAD LINE

ON and aisr Saturday, september lalh, 1855,
1 j pas1@n7zr Trims WI run A. f1Ii1Ess
Lave Eashsslie foT Dccntur Ju1ctio1 and Hunts-
siils q 10 pm
kccou.odstoa Trsia fof Coiumila 81 mpm
cars iCr Nembhls-
IRE through arom Nashville. 80 hours.
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