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Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-10

R6~ Our town has been putting on city airs, to
a painful extent, in the shape of street robberies
and burglaries and what is worse the citizens seem
10 take it all as agood joke We hear of no effec-
tive steps being taken to guard against the repeti
ton of such crimes, and this calm indifference
amounts TO the declaration-"every man for him
Self'-"fork over" or fight and there is the end
Of it. In the absence of all other security we
would advise our citizens to be careful before whom
they receive or exhibit money The thieves attack
no man unless he has more or less of the "need-
fulh about him, and enter no house where there is
no deposit Of the same. This fact implies that the
thieves are either conversant themselves with the
means and habits Of business men, or that they
have spies on the streets, or in our households
Caution is the only security, until effective police
arrangements have been made.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-10

HEisTERBERKs 4 Co., at their saloon on Frank
hn st., near the Court-house, keep fine Lager Beer
Cigars Swiss Cheese, Beef Tongues, etc. The
"Lager' Is decidedly fine. We advise all who
use the beverage to call and try it, n' aa
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-10

No. VIM. II. Beaumont and Sterling D. Beau
mont under the firm name of Beaumont l. Co.,
are now ready to purchase receive and pay for
crops OF loose Tobacco, at the old Beaumont Stem
merry in GAINESVILLE, Tennessee.
November 10, lS65-3ws
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-10

a. We have received several Obituary notices
this week, and regret that want Of space forbids
their publication.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-10

nSn A. B. Harrison and Isaac H. Shelby, of this
city, have rented the Warehouse formerly occupied
by Howell, Backman 4 Co., at the head of the
Wharf, and will carry on the Receiving, Forward
ing and Commission business. Success to you
gentlemen.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-10

F@- Rev. T. D.. WARDLAw, breaches regularly
in the Presbyterian Church, every Sabbath morn
ing and evening. Pews free.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-10

e No. We call attention to the notice of the Clarks
vile and HoPkinsville Turnpike Company in this
issue 10 aDg ~ t,ulH.a --.. 14l %
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-10

No. From this date we will charge 10 cents for
single copies Of the Chronicle, as cents per copy
does not pay. l lisT
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-10
SPECIAL NOTICES,

- 4.As 81 81 49, = =
DRus SroRg.--1he undersigned has engaged TO
remain with Messrs Finley & Stewart and give his
personal attention to the business as Ia old times
he therefore would respectfully request his old
friends and customers to continue their patronage
with tho new firm, where every effort will be made
70 give satisfaction. TOWNSEND A. THOMAS.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-10

EEE Tobacco Sales, at Trice's Landing, on We'd
nesday, Nov. 18th, 1855, by Richards, Crenshaw
Co. -4 e r... t..-a.,H..
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-10

"a 70 Advertisers. All advertisements to be
inserted in the Chronicle for less time than six
months must be paid for when handed in.
Job Work must be paid for when delivered.
m. These rules win be strictly adhered to.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-10
WITHOUT A RIVAL,

and justly deserves the reputation IL has SO long On.
joy ed in Central America and the West Indies
as-a-ts tVsu "a H sfE ii3 fltto div ssazl9
larsA n-its.J" Old l1 ia sG. hsaaa o. haa
SO ai Dgl8rsra ilH aHrm y a3l-asugul dlij
si1 ao -W oi trq 1H fs'GH ,noifsa salgol
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-10

His WORM L0ZENGES, in less than year ATE,
their introduction, attained reputation as wide.
spread as the continent of America. rse.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-10
STATE OF TENNESSEE, I
Montgomery County.
County COnrt...OctOb Term, 1865.

B. Y. RIFT and wife, vs. w. T. Mallory James r
Mallory and Mary Caledonia Hester
II appearing to the Court that defendant, W. s
Mallory and James Mallory, live out Of this State
and that process cannot be served on than; II y
ordered that publication be made for four success
sive week. in the Clarksville Chronicle, a news
paper Published in this county, warning them Il
appear before this Court on the hrst Monday 10 he
cemher next, 1865, 10 answer this petition or ID,
same will be taken for confessed 70 them aud se
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-10

But the crowning glory of his fife remains 70
be attained in his discovery. or rather eomBina.
ton, for he docs not claim 10 be the dscovsrsr of
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-10

His CCMPoUND OF WILD CHERRY has be-
come household.word throughout the West and
South.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-10
Clarksville Money Market.

RATES OF PREMIUM AND DISCOUNT.
Corrected rstky for the Chronicle, by the Northern
Bank Of Tennessee.
d. n. KENNEDY, PresL ......JAs. L. GLENN Crshr
JoHs W. FAxoN, Teller.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-10

Positive NOtice.--All persons indebted to the
firm Of NEBLErT 4 GRANT, before the war, are res
pectfully but positively, notified that unless they
come forward in a short time and make settlement,
they VIII find their accounts in the hands of an
of1csr
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-10
DIR. JOHN BULL, e
Aass.s Of Louisville, Ky.

His inimitable preparation Of SARSAP&RIL-
LA, has long stood at the bead Of the yariou,
compounds OF that valuable drug. 6sis FRA
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-10
in DYSPEPSIA

And its attendant train of symptoms, |. act. mora
like charm than medicine. There is nothing ia
the range Of Materia Medica that can for moment
bear comparison with 1t In this disease. IT
A full account Of this wonderful plant may be
found in the It'll edition Of the U. S. Dispenssto-
ry, on pages 1887 and Il $685. R
series Of experiments in which DR.. Bull has
been for years engaged, has just been brought 70 o.
successful termination and be is now enable TO Of
fer to the public combination of Cedron win
other approved tonics the whole preserved in the
best quality Of copper-distilled Bourbon whisky,
which ne is conhdent has no equal in the world. 5s
He might furnislla volume Of certificates but
the public have long since learned to estimate
such things at their true value The safest plan is
for every one to test for himself the virtues Of
new medicine. 1 '.ta1t T8g
stn-t aii " .sg.0d lieii ia9l laf11 gJa 0ow
rya si7s.toi saoa .sFl u0o aoEd .vp0 De-
-aIq sdi 90 ~ a-s.t Ha a bfl'ss bra
saf 1870 d. hIat ID. .iE -3H48 isad
ils ,semst az rsta Ilau b1ea-A .v,4Hn81
Pa r1sl 3sil.it 11v l5-ss.B g1 ,l5dl lo s'u1r
r'al .-at .al esiotq .t1.isH rai ID 5uE lsl sti
e.'. sror 7ol D. gs'.i l5tsn -f9Fii3 ae9a
du. orr s'qc ha .lolt .z1o.u
wn GIVE THE aiF rucf ~ on
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-16

@s|h%% FL ~ 80 Kss ~
Ar. eossoKTis one N those Democrats
who has ever stood Hgm 70 Democratic
prineipfss, and has evsr bastled as,lnst
the postes movements ef sues, y. .litical
weather cocks as w. II. Merritt and biz
self shellei associates. Il 10 true that
sfs. CoaroKr when forced by the aeti n Of
others 10 choose between tao aboil,iln-
lists has chosen the most respectable Of
the two, rather than TO be disfranchised /;
but the true principles Of Democracy viii
End "a able advocate In hi,n 10 the next
Legislators. IT al raen claiming TO be
Democrats we're a. sound - Mr- CozFoRT,
1t would net be long before the principles
sc Jefferson and .oshsr patriots Of The
Revolution would again be 10 sAs ascsp.
,dant, and coon the Government would
be administered 10 accordance with The
Constitution which ia the supreme Las Of
the hand. I
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-16

81 ~ onpnRss. y. y 1tsasxpy. 1r
- Z = b oas II = sfeys aaai
sd - J ssss m g sie ssps1s
u \ u l ahen a. Z . slssioa. TIA
4sss sasssS = Merits % lyfns whsa be
sssssd shsl ws Supposed ne party for
four years, BY boring &c nosSinasioss.s =
We did not soss fos W. II. Merritt foy
Governor, nor AID we vosFfor L. DEwTT,
the Abolition Regardless sass sas %
TIA same siskas xish hIn fsz GAss sisss af
Lieai. Gossfppzs sad e es reasens for %
doisg are thsesl osm prefewtns . BIO .
DemocraE rspudia.ed The Democratic
platform, and the other Was q more hon
CRADLE po.isician--an ous-srokcn Aboli.
tioniss--in favor Of negro suffrage and
negro equality xith white men.
We dbl NOT support Neclsllan bscagps
10 whs sos ana ssrfpfsfssshsi u ssI q
Democrat. Because when We and The
Democracy we're striving to savs the
country aud the Union by the election Of
SrEPHES A. DouoEAs, Mcclellan refused
to vote for him. Because Mcclellan REL
pudiaisd lha plalfaFFa adopted BY tbs
Chicago Democratic National Convention
and substituted bis Letter Of Acceptance
tAessfers Racasss AsClell4a wasiafss-
on 81 the saspsasios % the wTis 81 MADE
as corpus and the right of trial by jury,
Because ks was In favor Of arbitrary ar
rests beiag mAdsE ~ shs sossmaHd Of the
Secretary OF State without any legal pro-
eess-in short, because Mcclellan vas ID
favor Of everything that the Democratic
platigm sesssaansd and oppessato ev-
sryt6ipg that it maintained and approved
because be sras not a Democrat.
Wa did not vote for Col. Benton I'd
wsbaFdly aHisk 'saas nssfist, soss as be
is, ia sQIg enough to u1 - palm go Den
ton upon the people a. Democratic nom-
inee.
To conclude We will say that We never
havs belsed q Dsnoesaais Aet&lnassou
either County, State, or National, while
the Nominees remained true to the prin-
eiples and platform upon which they were
nominated.
We wish 1t distinctly understood that
in ehsractsFiIing Merrist's statements as
falsessOda spa lsas thss slasspa paA-
lag pessonaI sOsarss heir autps fOr.u
man that 10 sued q ninny and fool Us 10
believe, that w. II. M,rrir,. and l.. Dew-
sy, In 1861, and Thomas Ii. Beaton, j.
w. Ssnness and Fssx 4ESafy iNsarFsn, in
1865, were Democrats, is net re-poDs
IDLE for anything that be asserts, and
is more to DO pitied than eopdemnsd,-.
We forgive you Merritt, you have
not sense enough to render 700 re-
sponsible for THAT soa say, and the Dem
ocratie party fully understand your DE-
plorabla mental condition, and will treat
yoar recommendations accordingly.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-16

Isl naks a AhaljtSssist e yoaf
aass - saiS hat ia you zpou6 =
yen. dhocrsaie pllnciples an tarz -
bssk 7 Jon As d,slahsiss u lssnsI
whs declared ssss shls ~ssa s.ksss asul1
GossFnmens-- intended Tor white men -
Erhas npgrcss were NOT sna could rot ~
soas eisisess- and enjoy ikseisessss frsss
shiss and other rights Belonging To- whit1l
mere LA sbf assertions saass u
Isenaansaths nsmoerssls doesriae al
RightsY Did II cause ron change yoar
views 10 regard TO Tariffs, Banks, Internal
By The Halionsl Gpsefn-
ment and . strict construction of the
CONFERENCE.-The right Of trial BY jury
- the hdbsas corpus and the dividing Of
States aud establishing new ones without
the consent Of the State divided? II cur
assertions carsad ydu TO ,siesa!l gbis We
admit that we hava much to answer for
but how have you hetlered your eondi.
ton by 5ufnFfg sAev Aboliiionissp Don's
you know President Lincoln and w. Ii.
Seward, the present. SECRETARY Of State,
and who was Secretary 81 State before
you turned Jour cost, held the same opin.
iona that Yoa impute 70 Mr.. Buchanss
and ourself2 DON'T you know that Mr.
Seward in dispateh % q foreign minis.
tey, after ths, States had seeded, spd
While sdnpssrSaas'besie9sIb By The Goa
federate forces, used the foIloning Ian.
guaEs:
"Ths President readily roneedes the
dogma Of the South that This Goeern-
Hsat poSssssgs- no Constitutional potper
10 coescs 4 Ssate to Ftzasta III Hss HUion,
and il IL did possess that pousr, that ihia
ia moi the people OrsT tahom, nor this Lha
country in tehich 10 ezsfcis- it."
II ygp don't know il such liz The fact,
and you, to use a familiar expression,
jumped from the frying pan into the fire.
Yoa deserted all Of your principles to
avoid "wrong," as you suppssed, in
your own party, and Joined party that
held precisely tAs, ssas psinsipIsS thai
you repudiated. i
For further particulars relative 10 the
deesrsea ~ ID Aboiafon patty which
you have Joined, whether for ofacs ornot,
We refer you to the extracts from the
writings Of your new aPostls~Ilornce
Greeley, which we published in our LASS
issue, from which yva will learn that
freely uas opposed 10 cdcgssd5 sstn If
the Governmgnt possessed the power
You have got into E 'od ~ eompanyi
George, and We We wish you much joy
notwithstanding yau have changed Jour
mind 10 regard to Us.
Now, Gcorg", as you requested Us pub
lfie'y to send you your bill, ws give II to
you as requested. You ows US on sub
ser'rriuH to ,he Bsssiss just g4las dollars
and thirty CENTS, Epon the payment Of
which, We ~ii sind you a receipt IN full.
and disc nlique The psprF. Proridsd al
asdys, your bitter Judgment d0a'E compel
yoa 10 contiuu- il.
uere Is youf fstter:
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-16
J irox - % wRsRe.

riamphans slasslen Of the
xosr, 10 . sesa In tho
1liasalf 1snn xhs n2a Esxisiaxsss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-16

sIfiQn. Henry Wilson, Of Aassa,hu.
aesss. aosssbsassa Ais ssszss 10 Aaaax nj tka
Gath uls., upan which occasinn ! large
aga aissisgaasaasi parry isaAsssiug Sum.
ser, Hamlla. RuElingaaa, sae 4 wsss sn-.
ssrsainad nj aailsk. Tha sisisens al Nat
lck presented shs Semester ais4a ~ aaay
lwilh . sjlser sessiaa saIasd. ss 600. AL
A.riAg tbs sssains Q pssss ID ~ 30 wss
issSs pby Ne sussf& / q. ]. s 81 sss
Sbsa ms 8asAs, vas vegy pIsawfrg md
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-16
wAfoa I'D EVE nv.
N,Sso 90 vglORTM
Re - Dssrossp OF Al
ONE DOLLAR EACH Z
witaszf regard % vaiasl Mt 70 be pad iss
aazti iva knsw wsa5 ygn sfa
~ reee3seftt
nv a. Vii. ROW IN q co !,
ksssss ~ sss ssassssssrss.
Ne . sssasan sassss, Sew yssA

Ey~Hesa tina faiiowing List Of Articles TO heu1
Eg"soss foE ONE -boLLAR EACH II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-16

A S'x0WH az GL0RR. ~
gv.sY L ~. wsmsa aaa csiI4 ~Aa has Hssa
sTgRs.sSt5's a M BROsEA
% ~sstias - fpsemsaems vi FeFes FwsEs Of Fspa
y an~eaxsas saas have msds sss AatgSsia tass44za
al ever tes wogid.
Al N WARRANTED 10 RGKAkA
u enrra 1ssasiag Of bAa isssd. Is g.
u makes Hsw hair gssw Sa said Hsaas.
ssspreses@ - ssss apm hzssaw1sa. +
sEsensess IN nae ssss and elssay v
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saovcs saaassss cures iassv@ss Asasssae , s4fs'
ass4assss Jasarss iaxnssaas lsekai Laeilsss -
- saffi sapsresass wigs xsrs Aair 'sfsF'' @'"~
aasee aappssns a. saasas
TO TTIE LAasFES WE SAY, r.
TAa Ama<ssts Win ssss xss 10 4; xlssaa.y
Bass o. NklsMsszs ssnsamsa. sSsFoassV@
opsss Aiasssa ard Aaarsssss. SID In ssAsaAa-
aases bosses Or s2ssaea. sa@taansag sws saaSs SS'
dee Ne Ear ssorniaz Ne, ftg svsslHE
Tngag ss No NlATAKg AgsppT IT.
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ssss asfsxyssyg ssasss y 900 sagss ~ Rfy"
sesa ". sssssssss
ssEaEsseIs AMsRosEA AAMvFAeSsAtsa 90
no gsaaaa saF~ps H. q.
a.. N ,sss 10 ~.
49, ~ ip~s 49, Z. LE.-s q ii
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-16
Singers C Paalic = rak ers
ar AEaTaOg.

] viii seT sss sale > Av<1ia4 ~ tAs CITY Hsesi
il Csuns&s akaas aawz. "a Z III
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toe fsa-~ias " E&rsy - ,FFFF
sahs hanasszs ssl Eefy feet 81 eas Inca Rope, AA4
- - sss~ sissrl az 90 nsw@th@ pf%ss flRA
Ti1 sssexssx sSt Se essA ta nvy the rAerees there
nHs saiess ssilesi fsr and rrdsrm~d 4 the swaffs
sAerwuf a@ss4Ns saRe &sv nc ksIs. 2 /.
HEs wiia ~ ehanss fer bargains Ssle ~ t.Fs
1aH q w. l. sIsss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-16


sSs adapted Ger al ages ard ennstiFutfnay qse,
are e,mR2Eed ~ the seflEs Rsinsallsa aE Hrtss ~
HastA called from nuf AssAs sssffaYsxss ne -,
mid bot EeTtsiH IN tAfsr s2sxzfiSa s-prVtsasrirf
hsithFr sgsusps, RTipinx pzsHs arsics Reys shs,
may he isksn by all ages, a0aes af aspdttt saa "a
cat fwaF. -7--F-7ET- =
aRYAH'a Lgyg pEtAs. Care Tse,saassa.
sRTAE's LlFI PILLS Care alsE saaaalsa
BaYAS's lIPE PILLS Care 81 diarss
BRYAsrs hEa PILLS PuEAfs ths R.usa
Boz Of BRTAN's LiFE PILLS, viii so., -,
TwESTF-FIYE CENTS,
ara vi Af scrsnpiiph al fbat isFppYsspnaSS
They are elsrs Btiy Bgt ~ ~ th4 prosq 5stot IL.
iaypBtaF Of BRYAN'S FuLMoSiC WAEFRs
nsdb iss iaBE AID favorabsy knowu 70 lie An.,f-
cat Nation
IL ron Wish REyan'a Life Pills ara ssrpst v.s
AneSi ~ your dragriFf as,Eit take any eihsE bul
send T~eaty Five Elsst D. IsttsF 10 o. u,ns,,'
Ftar, and yss viii get thFns b rEtura o. mail igt
paid AtdEsss g8S ,. HkKAa
Box sS7s Ss7BToadwsr, Xrw Tsrf
Dealers supplied ~ Brga1 Ratsss c..
Wholesale AGENTS, Eaw Furk
AEGsss 10. 1855. Is fY.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MANHOOD, bow Losr uoy ngsroR.

eAASEASS1S noS AoSK nUW A&2TU&~
mGHA ed
HAfHN gass puAiishA8 sFww etflinn Of
Df, Eaiyerwell, . Celia hFalea Es-
@z&azA2sz~ say On ihs Radical use tSIEhGaE
medieine1 Of sPERaATohAaEA.or seoriaal ssyR-
ness, InvaluaIarT ssasinsl l+aEsea, lMPoTEEeV,
Mental AID physicsF 4hespaeity. lupssiimsais 50
agEssEss wte,, alSas Cess amakloas EPilrpry and
Pits, ia4aced BIZ seiF-tnaaiSeaes Of sexnaI sxtFay
Agsuse. ~<
u~Prlse, IA 4 sszisi sayetope. 9glys esais.
Tue celebrated sutiieF Ia this adhnirsbls essay
Clearly demonstrates, from thirky years. zsccRss-
fnl practice, that the alarming -0nseqnen1rs Vt
seIf-a srs may be fuiiezily cured wrthr 4he dan.
arUus use " in sfaA nrdIcaeo r the application
q the kuifs--pgintiHz-s-st mods u cure at once
simple, certain. Haa wnset4ai. - means Of whieh
every EaGefef no matt what hia csRiitiaa HIsy
be, may eaEe himself cheaply privately and DIDO
atty
ES~This Lecture khsHla be Ia the hands Of syesy
yUath aud every rlsn Ia the laaf,
seak. al4sas4saS - In o plata saseaa1e e Eng ad-
dress osf Ff'. On r-c-ipt Of slK eentsy er Tvs
puAI Htaasps. Aa Eress til publ shFTs,
F=~ FnAs . @ KLfSR & co
I2T Bawefy, Erw YORK, PssI oiHes bo2 sSa,
Gsy. Is. 1855 & sfz ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-15
Tho Ocenn TeIerrnpL Cable.

FAIrn In tie success Of tho present Atlantic tois-
graph expedition 10 rapidly oorng out. The
nios. sdvcss from Hearts Content are dated ct .
late hour yesterday, Of which lime ndings had
Boon heard frou the Great Eastern, al.hougb simple
dime had elapsed for her 10 male tho tdI, with .
very liberal ALLOW srco for delays The lstea sd.
sies, from Valensa- concerning tbs las, inisrrup.
don OF tie signals, 10 a very bad indication Twice
before the Insulation bad been broken, bat on bo.h
occasions the interruption occurred suddenly,
evidently showing thai the trouble was merely
mechanical The las. report 10 dinsrsu,. "Th.
dgnsls 70 vs'sn;ls became unlnlehsbls and
gradually ceased" says the report We fe.r ths,
shs indicstos en- eleeTesl dinctjsy, and " 80, 10
successfully serious The fact that the signals were
interrupted on this ssconl instant, and that no
Communication was had with the Great Eastern up
% the 9TH inEAnt-,hs dale OF our last sdvcss from
Vslonts, 10 very bad oulen. The probability 10
HAT any ordinary damage could have been RENE
fed In shor, ams-osriAinly within The said two
fsys-and az thiI bad not Leon done u, the date Of
ihs latest tdings from the cable there Ia good
isrse for apprehension thai the Great Eastern will
oert 10 LeArd from ct valenta Day, instead OF this
Gds Of tho Atlantic. stu thers 10 . hopA At least
hat all there bad indications only illustrate The f-
foul!es Of tas enterprise, and the expedition may
yo, prove SUCCESSFUL. Until absolute failure II on
siAlly announced, We sbsl continue to look snr-
iously Tor further nova however, and II the sequel
should prove The Auaanc Expedition failure We
will reluctantly turn away from the trsaehsrous
SEA, aud await tsisgriihio Communication with
huropo through tie overland telegraph, which is
now course OF constr ucton through Ru.sis and
Southwestern America.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-15
A Southern Picture.

correspondent OF tho Cincinnati GAZBrrE. who
10 making tour Of South Caro- ina. writes In his
last letter, from DotsOn, surry County, that State,
the following description Of hs present condition
Of once influential planters
Our party stopped over ni=hist {. houso whore
owner pad tLros thousand agros OF excellent lsnA .
He was about ready to turn his negroes or and
,.lksi Of u IN Ne coolies imaginable way. His
nert subject OF conversation was tho Chun.h, 10
which he was interes el lie nal built IL
aud supported 4. "Aud," SAID no, 'ot all sls
tne shouting and holsring, II was thar" Finaliy
an odort hta been IDado 10 build Uaoi church ior
all the dem minsuous in tho ne, shDorhood A. rst
he consented ~ have Il on his place, but one nj Tt
ss he Icy thinking OF the matter tic thought hash-
cd through bis mind that his 'nu ck paicn and
brandy Al the sul-houss would suffer IN camp IN VI
ing unle," and fIom that moaisaI he dooui Ct lae
new church " - settled. Ho was Nell a.ql.!nte Cd
with sll the secuou IN viii II hs lived aaO ais con
versston tendsI 10 confirm me yiJUs that lave
bsen expressed In these lstters Ho E.d nol had .
dollar oil 40 money snoe the sure Ider, and Il at
which We PAID him was lhe first ho had seen. laore
! NGs scarcely Ian In his section wac could RAISE
mouey eueush 70 buy uozsn scgn1.
III .gr cultural implements were nearly all worn
| Gu, ana IA Lsrn,ss WAS = LetwUrN of suin o,
thongs, thAns and sIrps Of leatler The sugar
kc,ass had bsen bro. n, and we're replaced by
aoasA hItle iron pots, in whi~h perhaps u gallon
o' l1.nhsvA could b. m .ds a time As tlix u Ia
suppose'i, Tue Old gvntemll W very .VH np 81, Ell
he sAG that ~ ten ycAIs the IlAutsIlOu would
" Iui hisA' pateh oi brIsrs nna ssdto grAks Ala
no oOAbly right Tor IN IN ~ die IiJn tho Oh,
south Is unIink. D. ia own trf.rt IL cAanot ro
sore iAen I-ere u Lo recovering u . power
Iin9pg this people aud u .ns hS!p .ad poNe %
the North we're ~uhur. WI to-day, the Sou Ia wouie
hardy -dvlnee slep beyond It's pro4ent pos. vor
Ia quarter Of .snury. Toe wealth .. -,
soutL vas IN slaves. La luxury, whore lt oIis1gC
N he luierIor' "-s en4.ay ouppOs,sd by = T4fr'
In 'hs hodies AMI souls ., men. For the res. L4
pan.ation WA 81 losed 70 iu,n sh Iueat sru urcat
enough for tie iGsuHy. NV las si.yes s4a "a,
longer 10 sold, lie War uAs s4AAua,e4 A.. l,y.
at~c. sud she laras Wash lave steadily Ie,er.Jr
s.oi curing tts war, are Suy h-l. eulLyA..l tlll
year and ~ tho waIeloAcs anu nnus Ino bouil
me mosi pcyer.y stricken people uade tas uuua
; AND u.1sriy uun Vol Gy lie OII.lsGesi I. k!IJul
| sIIn ILs4r condition. AIAa llkks u usL.4s.