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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

The result Of the election il Iennes-
see IS The reverse Of encouraging to
those expecting the Southern whites 10
r~epudiate At tie ballot box tbs treason
they have Supported at the mouth Of
the cannon. The Union party Of Pres
ident Johnson's own State went into
the p0iitfnHruntest with advantages
such IS the UuioristB can have ia no
other Of the slave States. The military
power Of 6hs National Government was
st7onEiy exeFted 81 their favor, and
added to thls was The influence de-
rriTedwtFom an undonh1ea- and deter
mined loyal Governor, Frompt to take
any measure ntcesy q repress the
rebellious spifH The Jnion party likes
wise had a sure capital, At the start, ii
the pHFeraE feyalw 81 EnezseR
Anong 6rcn people, she iment
d testinE disco4ftted deesou, Austing
that il would hide It's hideous form,
and allow tho supremacy 81 loyal prn-
ciples has been tried, and with Whit
success the figures transmitted = tele
sInph ~cQaclasiFeiy aheHn W
OF thii eight mou1bet o. E5n
chosen only three are 31nnted certainly
for President Johnsons policy. Four
are bitter antagonists ana one may BE-
considered Is q questionable friond, the
Bnion party having hopes hathe nay
xcte for che country Suth esuppo7ter
Of the Union can confidently Be set
down among the opposers, giving the
lettsr i've Of the eight members 81
Congress Thus the UnioDists have
bsen 6issstrously defeated endso beat
IN Chat now their evident Eish Is, that
the delegation may be kept out Of Con
ereaa No more significant confession
Than this could be made Of the entire
fai1aret &c the expmentof econ-
strucilon, without he use Of the loyal.
colcred yoters If Tennessee votes
rebel because they are excluded rom
the polls, Whist CHARGE Of Union success
Is there ip any other Of the former
siave States 4-BosIon Jr0nscdpL
The Transcript docs not know what
it is talking about Il assumes fsess
and jumps At conclusions ia Is eager
bess 10 decide that sAe experiment d
reconstruction Is a failure Tie
Transcripts oughs to have learned be
fore this that it viii not do to receive
A. ocrrect I'll information written on
telegraphed from Soutbsrns States Mis-
representation and p~ergersions Of even
the most trivial occurrences are SO fre.
quent an editor who wishes to servethe
a Of truth and Justice ought q
patiently await the development of al
lbs fsciE, befors commenting iriaEogs
Iyapoh q State or people.
The resals 81 the election IN fsnnes-
see is not q verdict against the Admin
istration, Or its policy Of reorganization.
A majority Of the members elect 70
Congress- arc decided friends Of the
Administration, and none viii oppose
If We are not misinferned-the Pres-
idsut ID his efforts 10 restore ths rebel
States 10 their proper relations to the
Unioa, according 70 he plan slresdy
in partial ~operst;on Whether tbs
people might net have chosen in some
Of the districts better instrument
men more worthy Of trust and more
in accord with the sirsightont Union
sentiment Of the Natiop7-s another
matter, bat it il a mitstr-sith 81 dpe
deference 10 the Transcript-we beg
10 say, with which outsiders have moth
ing 70 do.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19
South Side Institute.
CAPITOL HILL
Nashville. Tennessee.

THE SEVENTH ANIMAL eBEs1cN 81 this "a
, ~eituiion vii commerce on the IRIS MondsY
II September Tie re opening 81 c~olnnunicaiion
hss cnatlsQ IeafnefH hi herfo cut OF tlreacn ne
~Instifnte, a-d the Principal IL nov able % make tie
course Of instruction more EnerA, uaking = psrt
OF Il .Modern Langaaees, Vhch VII pe taught By
hce nptshed an4okper.eu1td 8nropeah teaehe s.
Il viii embrace English, French and Latin, eAaeht
Ftheut separate or extra charg1s ne nist pHo %.
ing obligatory, the last opucuA feama1shp VII
e taughE by oonpeitnt aed sneceNfm Professor
i = likewise proposed 90 introduce 81 q part q
TIE dalg school exercises tne wodrrt eya.eln 81
Parl0r HfnaaasHcs and FhlleF C0turei nor peng
50 exle1Eitas ed1pted ard haAly recoHamendea
b. TIE most eninfnl educa4or aud medical man
"a he county, e ronduciug % amusemena ucrs-
aIicn. grace end elegance 81 figure ana molions
he4llh and Vecr Il body and uiadi 70 tnat psrene
Of children Uh5 11Fa hiilert1 been kept IRON
school, On aceoant ii taeir ooa't1, are nov exabied
70 seEd them e tehooI lor t1eir health.
Il eniargine the cous Sc, iti7 proposed % hms
TIE numbers - about cfe-hef Of thcso Usually N
q feadauce. 10 sec1I8 . p'aco g q doslfaDle that
sary sppicatiaa srculd Be made. TsrnA strictly
IL advance. Nc pupil considered a. eatered .
place secured. uu1 tNe fcezonfa tuition = paid.
For terms and paFt.nl4rs apply - letter q o.
Roz SO, or upon tho cuiefs n The PnneSSA.
enei-lm MA hahA
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19


In & speech some days ago st War
ren, Ohio. Ex-oos Todd said
aAoT e to this amendment 70 q
state Constitution, whereby the negro
shaA be permitted to vote in Ohio, /
Ho1ld say that my only obietli0b 70 l.
ie fhat / dons thinRlt IS 70 the intel
est q She black man % selsie ID Che.
SlaFerV being aholished "a The Soutk
err States nov, think the climate
soil and productions Of he South are
much better fitted for him. and hs for
them, than AZ the North. i shonid Is
sorry 70 misIead the negro from his
true interests hence, I think Il roald
be unNIse 10 Invite hins to come here.
- re would By 3 ying him the right Of
black man viii discharge his duty to
bin better By advising HIM 10 seek D
1mate where slavery does not exist
9 climate and 8 coantry more congen-
la q his tastes, and more profitable to
his labor than these Northern States
aad TINS Northern climate can be.
This won't dc. aUncls DaYy. The
climate of Ohio is IS good for the ne.
go as that Of Tennessee. He viii fad
les competition amongst his race il
vaio. and Of course etand = bettes
chanee 10 accumulate fortane And,
then, the people Of OHIO have no pfejul
dices against him, on account Of color
aud win not throw obstacles ID ths
way Of his Improvement Don't then.
"Unele Days, Warn BIN Off ffcm Ohio
Open your Big heart, ard invite him "a
10 come your bosom III
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

Gen Butler made a speech Il Pitis-
Geld, Mass on the Til inst The Eagle
reports him thus:
The General is zery much opposed 10
the retention Of 70 miny Major Gen
erals in the service There are now
one hundred and seventy, which gives
general to every Eve hundred men.
II She Department of the EAht he 8
there are eight Major denefals--a gen.
erat to every ninety-eiRht men on duty
ia the Department he thinks the bet
ter policy would have beer 70 have de.
charged The officers and retained more
pliyates, for iEe officers can be had at
any time At the beck Of the Government
while 1t takes a thousand dollars to get
3 private.
General Butler ought 10 set these
Generals a good example BY resignlng
himself The country has about as lit
tie use for him a. any one Of the 40.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

Al tho relderee Of the Senior Partner hi. 2.
TFust two nds hsitmltss from Nashville, north
o. the ocnabeTiaRd liver, n short dietsnce est a
ne Caiiafin Pike. o. Ire Porter snd Vaughan Pike
We have now on hs1d 3 l4Fge assortment Of
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

Gen Carl SchnrH, in one of ais let
tsrs from Georgia, starts the veil ques
lion, and thus describes &c;
Formerly, under the cid order 81
things negro women were not permit
ted 70 wear wells. Nov. under Sheneu
oraer Of things q good many are wear.
ing them his is an outrage that can
not be submitted 70 The white ladies
Of the neighboshood agree il being in.
dignaat beyond measure ecsne of
them declare that whenever thew
5 colored woman wearing a veil thev
viii tear Il from her face. Others
mindful Of the consequences which
such an act Of violence might draw
alter Is under this same new order Of
things, declare their resolve never to
wear wells themselves d song AZ The
eolored women wear them. This Is the
will question, and this Is the way Il
stands Al present
IL the report Carl Schuss makes 70
President Johnson relative 10 the con
diaon aad prospects q the negroes,
snd the praotical operation Of his pol
Of reorganization, Is No mere cor.
rect than The above, il win BE- 4 mis-.
abFicstion. The President must
have an eye 10 his scribbiing envoy.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

Nashville, Apga ~ P.N
Gold has steadily maintained eea, and
with nslaions aeYspce more then aua.
ielned ne closing priesa 81 last week.
Provisions havsraaed Asaty, viii 10 par
flour sad aodues have adssneed ma
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19
C~overnment sale.
Trustees Sale Of Let ln Esnh
Nakhvflle

DT virtue cf IA tdt1ofig res,ad n ne bFaee.
ID tan Desd q Eras ezecufed o me ~ henry
A~chhHnn, 1rnsteas &e, dated Mag ~ lea, asa
fegstercd IN he Registers oHco q Dsydfo1 CO.,
Tennessee. 10 Boob 20. q, pp 4l ane l44 Z Wi
exp1ee - pnttis eaie, 3 ne highest bidder, a he
coul house ooer ~ re city 81 Nashville, On Tues
day, Ire t2th day q September. lee5, acenan l1t
or paffG q lan1 kncNn IS il No. ~ IN We mc7c
ana e4htrs Addiaon % Ne9sFccke. more pUtl
lzrif daEnha1 i aad Iced q 1ruA f0nlrs Try
Terms cast. Iide believed % b good, but VII
Gully convey sech side - is ustea ia nc - sad
Drsdc Trust A. NELSON, Trneea-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

The unsettled war claims Of the DIFF
feIent States against the general Gov
ernment az closely a. thew can be e.
imAted, Zoos up S27,7l0Ss4 This will
De redaeed BY some millions whea the
claims are audited.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

General Robert & Lee has bsen Of
fered the Presidency Of Washington
College, a. Lexington, Virginia, and
he Virginia papers are ia a atste Of
snzioes solicitude sbouthia acceptance
Of the position
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

OfEASE Hrcb4ASIQIAhfEAM AbIEk,
NAsaFI1Es TzxH.s AuE. II 1850.
CEALED pR0POsAL2 win b reesiyed at ny
y ONCE u-m Wednesday. the I'D INST; at IL o.
clock >. aorttocQ Five Thousand Bushels Lime,
more or less 10 re furnishes 10 "a titles Ct 500
husbe 9 per week. VIII Be received within hree
ri 6 Of zoe ely At t4e eKpeare On tbs Govern
parties Dfulzaccng.
- order n coLA.1 MAekAs. Chief G. n. Da.
pertinent Tennessee.
E p. Kirk,
augie-t Capt. A. q. III.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

"A RE- RECEIVING AND HAVE IN STORE
80 BarrsIs Fine Bourbon Whisky.
50 Viewers Mcnong .hela whisky.
so Robertson counsy,
- = Fine old Lincoln countY
10 Old Peach Brandy, very d1e.
10 Old Apple 81
10 Foaimported Heure1y Bn1iE
8 Casks Fde 'Etaf aud eCrescent Poff Vine.
imoo rted.
10 Casks sherry Wis., Emperor quality
10 Pipes superb Rhiue Wine.
50 : Weeks Fire stan01 Wins.
lG0 q IoDRuorth's sp .rkliag Catff ba Vine.
100 " Imported Qaret Vine
10 Casks Fine jana CO Rum
10 " Imported Bollsnd Gin,
80 Cases Relnine Nelctdfet AheyEths.
10 CaskaS uaeuor CaiaRua BrandF.
10 ksrres FnsN o Sugar.
IS g flee
% Bhls and u bbls. Powdered Bar. Sugar.
90 q B Cruahed Sugar
50 Bags Prime Rio o1ee
IS Bbls sndk bbtaN . Nclasses.
lu Boxes Sapen0r Gernnn Soap
so " eIa7 erdS1nmer CandiHs.
10 e siarch.
go Gases escorted Maches.
loo Is BoEoaa.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19


Radical pape1s assail She psssidenss
W1ormfr q rrcfa elnrn
thu und&lEks 70 destroy conf
deneo ID lis adminisiraton bat the
more honest and candid Republican
journals speak IN quite q a~iFezent tone
The Philadelphia No,sha American ssy
+ Is pleasing 70 fad that 50 many
good gems have en Tor
this repotaible pa'ios, the
chances nshy ott shi4 wrong
men ecald have ae1uired power. TX
cePi IN q single instance, we can recsll
no case where a Of these executives
has Ahowna serious deereanfnuaisdom
or lack ofupatiotIsm, and that We shall
probably soon hear hrthsr froza It i
cheering that shia IS the case, and that
the proviaionsl Governors can be cred
lied FithhariDs haipadtha m0sk Hhish
= i taeiF and our dpty non 70 push
forward until pesee and industry are IS
vide sFrseas over She whole South e.
theirePPosite hiss beer.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

JErr. DAsIA-The Augusta Chronicle
Of the 18th says; We are informed
thatthe ladies Of Georgia hays ad-
dressed petition 70 President john
son for the purpose of obtaining Tie
pardon and release Of Mr. Dayis. The
petition Is nor being circulated in shis
city for signatures
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19
Ssuih Nashville Breaery,
CORNER high AND MULBERRY SITS,
sTIFEL &PFEIFFEB
PRoFRIET0zs.

nuR FACILITIES FOR THE MAnUfac7uRr
~ q Beer being % ~eEtG1EFs, erahlss - = 81
c91ers On sncu nolcs. sud t1e p1palsHtg 81 ne
zane W1rz11s rs In k15iur a1 E11lefa VII faa
l. 4 ter interest 30 tade NH3 as
We have $50 o. ksed. aEd lcr wt4 : lf 4 Hals
md Hau9. f11ftr
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

We find the following in the Phila-
delphia Inquirer
There is good authority for stating
skat a proclamation will aeon be issued
restoring the hd5sas corpus in the loyal
States.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

Gov BroRnlow, IN 4 letter to tie
Rockville Wing dated the 10Th inst.
says:
Enough Is also known to warrant the
assertion that il many Of tbs counties
IN the State the Franchise Act has
been wholly disregarded Every county
is he State muat be looked into, and
where the law "a not regarded, the
vote 81 tne county VIII be set aside
THIS review Of m4ttefs may torn some
men out who are nor ahead I hope
Tor the beet but am Certain that the
vote efa county can't come in where
the Franchise act Was not regarded.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19
Notfca.

IL . rso1s ha4I4a clains Fzlin1l Tie 4ie ~.
"a 4. HAIT, killed % nc nashville e11 chat
i4scorf f1lruad lass Dizg, end 5hcsa iedei1e4 -
nImhf rcls e o,hslFses ~ Esqqeets1 g a1atees
tornh u ~ care Ill91 40c4 N4Aflle, tAA
sneitlFf Aa1fh PAT,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19
Inlan ss' osFFlsaea.

UoNaz6NNENTs iEt rncets fen ~ Van.
u Ac11es c1h1adne sfelf ulIelr-n
aE9. 5aIELtaG ccH
%st+4E H1ndH lfsm 800
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

~ rrr.osa fzsinF arel1s 80
n srInlt q fGal -
~ uscal bsn 3 rs ~ ~ nssrnpra
fl~-~rrunarM
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

r aavR fr anlo one a. nsl B Co.'S No. q IRE
Nd bufelar-Proof htlE a. also q 30 4
7er1fner ush 1ns Irpet7 carrearr
Far rarieuizfs eoq1H ~ WA Isl. Terry. oT
psTy = Dnmo11 4 Broad 1free+ o. sc NJ r58i.
sasis VIZ 2 CagLDs
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

A Fzw EIS6LE GzS1IEHaN AfD r7o
q threa married fell eaen ana ihrI7 e.,e~
R o141 e114 HrntiaE ID lr stry a1r,fetrr I'd
- 4herFF street, cppcsie cer. Con7ii<rss
laeaqaE1efA i1lEl1-fss
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

HtyE e. Be lo1t fnuale tsgant e
= HczheutaEf 6 sal afla g Mld-
pEra ghc1 Va ell - Eoet 42
lSpzusz m
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

CORRECTED 81 FlIHT NATIONAL BANK.
Ns. 81 castrar srar1.


N4zHrflle. Isrz. Ae1. 20. l116.
ed3d . sd prrut-s....-- - Prem.
go Prcsr---~.... 50 Ecm.
orols1ons are sorIriied Ir61s.
1y National EanS Ncr
"tfa
nd adiend.-
Bank 81 a.
La9n -s..-...s-. III
~
ao1ffern
Ess rezk, cueirnan and LousF:ae Sight Dnls
par buyina and / 10 ssGias.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19
LOOKOUT
HOUSE
T0REET { PREOBEr, PrsprIsioFA
THIS most sshlouahle s,d sleseaut Summer re-
4 son e nov open Coz ne rsspaoao o gasss-
our Recommendations are Ample.

We hare he best ef Es'eT, pufest Of Horuisia
ar ddiehsul drvse. and he mos beaatlnl viess
"a tbs plctufesquoc country AmodE the latter ara
n1po-tuftd Heat Of the Eofld-reao ed & Ids q
Altnien Ata9ss 8nzznFd aeoEl and Ch1tka-
uagnh.
The Hota j aitHafes directly Oh he Bst e-aeld
o. AeeEoat AeDnsela. share iRht1z los H1ol-
HerFe ne cioud@ Pero1a Who have hsd Trends
n the EA4a1t ed Amy oftha Comoedand, and Hho
Hlsne . etc some q thc hardy fought and AIRY
b1 hel-s. where hr1 proaess bzsf febe. rumhers,
uiii Flally zgsl themselves o. tbs ouuo fueisy. b.
fore la narkl q HaEa are anulelE aalced.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19


For further inforuatson IN regard .
he skillful success in the irsstmento o.
diseases, the reader is referred b Sub
KS TBzzkREUzIcs and MAREzn ME1ns
tw0 large volumes. lats edition Of lt4
the haSt work ia the United btat4
where you vii End ID. Ac6lls nane
standing parallel With he best modes
men of The age Ia he tzsAtment ofde
ease1 Of women. For 81 disease -
adysrtisemonk nthsaction- 3 gualal
teed With my general pTacacel Tres
the following
UrQaie Czsss
.sh utrnrscns R,ansf-m, kfes a.
Lurrss DEeaas = &c E1-oat
el Lme Fas
~ e1oosssr 5000 - q
Dafhrla D1fssra 81 81 AJe
zua, DTEF1rn 81 lrlE 49, -
Aa ~ Al Drqans.
- 90 nelcs
- - Hen1 Ea1.a H1 R1
T1oa Harrm Lat1 -
- e nEg - = z4I.7 "a
81 eterfIltFs
rrrnr nrrsd LeaG
!. frfr brl
"a &C GEEI ne E "A
---cs. 10 alf rlw 1f-l7e NA
-sFs sSc1ea1cA a1er@
o1 ps1oa sact5 e
EIghf Enislisas Cared
e.s. SOP nos ~ m s. eA
- - Hac. EEa H0 9e - -
rtI E. sd r1l -
wr,t Er1lrr 81 SD . Fe1
1901 hsle c11sd s = ~
$500 7u.1N. We n4 alAA
- - ncT 1a1 e19e1 Na Ism o
sd E1nIIT 1 %
g conalT. l1ancI1 81
weTl As ~ -
80 ~ AZ 81 - 1fosN UHla@
SrssrnsnL "a 8o q sfN
E ssns1 y
ratm sataL E1r1fllei t
- Wis waa Wlh rFree
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19
NJ. MARFS AGADRMF.
Nolre Dame. Ind..
open its Scholastic eess On on The 6rsz
" Monday ofsePtembers
rkRMs PER ANNuM:

The location OF 8. Mary,s r andra1ed in po;nt
Of bssut7 and refIemenE The ar y aslubnouss
the grounds e4 eu-iFe snd aell lid out avery
advan ags of Asture aad ara hive b en- hroraht
under eonir.tatirn 70 constitute the Acadsmy
everything fhat pareats and guardians could de-
are. The lsrge Hellappsinfed 1uldings are
heated throufh ut y steam, hot end cold water BE-
ion Is maize % secure heslth 10 fha inmaiR. Not
only tie sold lrteieciual progress q the p1piis.
but their ndTsnee~ e8t II vi the. t-eir respect for
religion, thrir redue7rent Of uas1ners ara regarded
e. essen il a-comrlishnents II tbs edueaion Of
st. MarJ's- Pupils tesSme tke children cf The
3 ouse, the sisters pstehing ever theirbssi interests
with the 50 iqtude Of mothers Lauee toctl
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

81 oa 100 ~
on ~ T
via, % - c~IiL4t
,n. aaN0sn
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-19

A eERrs WAITED FOR THE sFcR ct sra
n WOE the Field. the Dungeon, and tie Fs.
afpe TIE meet lziereeunE and eHcltrr oook
ever Faollshsd, emtracing Mr.. Richardson's m.
e4 * 81 elee if iaur years. tFasall ne
thfou2h the 9out- IA The secret earv,cp cfthe
~Aannnc" T. VIII ahouad IN stirring event and
cofnln more q tha got accident sn3 T nsanre n
Circulars. AdSfoas l0NFa ER1s 60.
ifo y. 4h Street C~iucnnst, ONO.
Eael8sm~ d1w
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-09-01

Of asn s1.felnaef " Gs.usssn.iA, an ee..;n1;,se
ion, which lnade an im1ss;sS ..,.ssp ~ r
marched through severe 81 fSs ,s,tsc,, -
streets. and finally arrived as8tSf ssHs 20 'pes
10 The party at once embatiIsS - ~ x.....
which had steam up, and at iis< o,cics4 -.
backed awsy fom the levee, a. Y tny;sa s Sso
bow sc 1I. ssem e s s%, tba s9sa om the
. Thus ended most remarkable occS;S- -
that win long be remembered by our sss;,e ".e
It was well planned and all the arrangeSsrss
were well carried ont. To Mayor PrScss'
WIN. p. Murray, President Of the Council, an
the committee Of arrangements. the credit 8
it's success and pleasure mainly belong. I
viii be long ere our city has such distinguish
cd guest again.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-09-01

The banquet at the international was the
closing act OF the ovation, and was a magnif-
cent one in every respect At 9 o'clock about
100 guests sat down to a splendid eupper,
which In tts arrangements and profaseness was
great success We understand it was got M
and managed by r. E Kittredge of the Inter
national, aud Is enough to stamp that gentle
man at once as very prince of caterers
After ample justice had been done TO the
viands, and about an hour consumed at the
table, Governor Miller arose. and calling the
attention Of the company, said that Mr.. Lawler.
President Of the Packet Company, had re-
quested him to state that the hour was ap-
preaching at which it would be necessary 10
wind mp the festivities, pleasant as they were
to all. This had been, he said, a great day for
us-an epoch in our history, for we had had
among us as guest the greatest living Gen
eral" (Applsuse.)
Mr.. Lawler, being called on, made speech
of unusual fervor and eloquence. The past
twenty.four hours, he said had been the han
piest of his existence, and he felt repaid for all
the labor and means this trip had cost him. by
the qualification of doing honor to the great
man who 10 our guest. he then proceeded at
some length in fine eulogy OF General Grant
which was vociferously applauded.
The COMPANY then arose, and Cen Grant
and suite retired to the parlor above. An inn.
mense crowd had by this time collected in front
of the hotel, and calls were made for Grant
Gov. Miller accompanied him to the balcony
over the door on Seventh street. and intro.
duced him to the crowd. The aremen. with
their torches (ready to escort him to the
boat, were drawn up In line, making it as
light as day. Gen. Grants appearance was the
signal for tremendous cheering. When II sinh.
sided he said:
GENTLEMEN: l am about leaving you after
q first and very pleasant visit TO vour State
l am much obliged for the. cordial Welcome
you have given me. bid YOU good night.
He then retired. amid applause, end -,ova
! calls were made fos- Hon. -E.-R-W..Nhu,,,e
who came forward and made few remarks in
honor of Gen. Grant
THE ToRCH.LIGHT PROCESSION
The carriages being now ready, the guests
and escort were seated, and the torch ipht pro-
cession formed. The Fremen were an IN mi
form and each bore torch. A special souad
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

DHE exercises of my school viii be
i sumed, as usual, on the Isl Moa113
October. .
Sept le.
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Canton. August 10, lss5-Gm.
sS CASH paid for Cotton by A. N. Parker.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

II am making arrangements to commence business
again in Canton and have large amount eue
me by notcs and accounts. on which there IS Nv
wears interest. All persons who will cnme iotsA y
aud settle up hy the lst Of January next: ane "
ness. Bacon, Lad, Flour and Cotton will be re7
eeved in payment. noor
August '65-3fn J. II. hAh"oN'
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OPEN POLICY OF INSURANCE,

Special attention will be given to receiT-
ing, forwarding and storing Cotton We
have succeeded in securing an Open Policy,
80 that we can insure Cotton and Merchan-
die placed ia our hands at cheap rates
Avg 90. u.
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SCHOOL.
yryuR undersigned having opened School in the
college building in the town of Sharos; i Tor
lows and young men, propose teaching al t ,te
brSn,bs, usually taught in the best Schools oil Tue
country. ~, nil, be divided
s,, t,q, sessions of five months each.
TERMS OF TUITION FOR FIVE MONTHS
no.,,tn,ont ........sl0 co.
Pnmary Dep'' - 20 co.
Secondary ..'''''''''''''-'' Ok 00
Classical - -. - ,,,,.,r or TIA
'Tnition fees one half in advance in money OF us
equivalent in something else e.,.-,.o
nv nrorose boarding few boys upon moderate
We pIop0Se VIM FORD.
teIiuS' JAMES I. HICKS.
Sharon, Sept. 81. I-n.