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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-13

DERSONAL-Dear friend Don't waste any more
Darcy: 4ss I'll street. at once. It viii be the
cheapest finally. ap3lm'
MRS. P CURTIS; -
of the Mos that
has ever appeared before the public, o.,
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Sas i1S al i she
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and an
nston. between x q and S 9Th sts A mar
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by laying On Sands,s' Blindness. Psrslssis, Rheu.
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a rssE ss PSssss2lS
M ard 1 III
SouTpeys Law quits. ABSENT Friends Sickness .pd
morning till 3 IN the eVeniaS. 1ntranee through
MRS; BReoKFIELD, of Kansas, can be con-
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S:s:sss: s. e: IL II: s
sas can be seen from M m FEB Pii's sn one
THI BEST EvIDINoI THAT PRINCE. 3s1
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TsHl OLDEST AOTlL CONDUCTED ON TIL
EUROPEAN PLAN,
Is enlarged TO double its former capacity.
EUROPEAN HOTEL,

THIS hotel, the Oldest conducted on the lusopsaA
pan IN t1ls city, has been enlarged and
improved in every way. necessary fer the NJ!
ON alton OF the increasing guests.
proprietor opes that By attention TO business Ne
G sGnunae TO receive patronage = heretofore.
90 Stf p. ENRICH. Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-13

ENEHHHL1D AND pHLICATI OON0fIRU.
ssSsa is; s:s ~. X: s..E .1s .s:s
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CHIIF QUARTERMAsTERB OFFICE,
II nppoP . W ASHIuGToN.

fe25.tf Brig. GenH and Quartermastef.
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From Cincinna att,
VIA
AtIanic& Great Western Railway
g1-.se-s.-..is5El.s1 - sz--zS7a-EA
Three Through Trains leave Cincinnati Daily

LIGHTNING DAY EXPRESS!
MORNING EMPRESS!
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General John 9. Robinson.

By some strange inadyertence, the gallant
soldier, Brevet Major General John c. Rob.
inson, who lost leg in one Of the battles
fought in May, 1864, while leading divis-
ion of Warren's corps, was mustered out Of
service. We take great pleasure in stating
that War Department order has just been
issued correcting the mistake from its Gate
and restoring 20 General Robinson the rank
TO which, by his patriotism, his services and
his suferiugs he Is justly entitled. We have
a lively remembrance Of his bearing at the
head Of his troops In more than one sharp
fight; We recall the kindness and courtesy
with which be trea ed the humblest private
soldier who approached him respectfully
and we shall never forget the terrible day
when We saw him borne from the bloody
| field at time when it was next 10 impOssi.
| bic to procure medical aid for hiin. BY
| those who were panied on reading the an.
! nouDcement OF General Bobinson's muster.
/ ont, the prompt correction Of the uninten-
/ tional injustice done 10 a worthy officer viii
be received with feelings of the livelies
atiziaction.- Washington Chronicle.
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from ne FhiladelPhia NOrth AmsricND


The Mobile Register expresses regret ''to
see IN the proceedings Of the Convention Of
the state Of Mississippi some SYMPTOMS Of
reputation Of the war debt of that State"
and the Register proceeds TO protest earnest
y against the policy, and TO argue in favor
Of paying these rebel obligations. The
same trouble VIII arise in ali Of the rebel
states, 5nd may as well be contemplated
and provided against. Virginia has already
begun to show her teeth on the same CUES
ton. We have national war debt, which
these people viii have enough 10 do to pay
their share of,without burdening themselves
in addition with these rebel obligations.
Congress, we presume, viii provide effectu-
ally against any State taxing her citizens to
pay rebel debts. It may be said that these
people have a right to tax themselves for
this purpose If they see proper, but they
have no right TO tax loyal residents of those
states for purposes totally opposed to their
consclences. ] he taxation mostly falls in
the end on the poorest classes. who, in these
rebel States, are mostly loyal, and were so
throughout the war. We see no good reason
why the negro half Of the population Of
Mississippi should be taxed 10 pay
debt incurred TO keep themselves in bond
/ age. The United States Government has
/ from the first emphatically denied that
]
/ State authority. For that very reason Il
overthrow the State Governments Is soon as
peace was established. The debt rests OF
the sane bass as the act Of secession, and
| should fare the same fate. Moreover, We
can give no more effectual lesson agains
future rebellion than 70 make every dOllal
of debt incurred in its support a dead loss
That would efiectually or pple any subse
quent revolt. Again, if We allow this as
sumption Of rebel debts, the taxation 70
both that and our own will become so oner
Gus that the poorest classes will be unabl
to bear it. Perhaps this may be the obiec
Of the rebel politicians who are agitatin
the subject. Our approaching Congress wi
0; course legis ate severely 10 prevent thi'
but the Administration could materially al
the movement by insisting upon provisio
being made by the State Conventions a2ains
the assumption Of the debts.
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General MexanO,,a scbemmeIfipuIg

D~;asdier General Alexander Schenmel-
fnuig dieG - Minersyille, near Resdino
Penn, yesterday morning, fro, consumi,,
ton, contracted in the military se.yic, M.
death has been expected for some tine tsst
General schemmelfnnig vas Colonel #
the Seventy fourth Pennsylvania Yolun
teers, and saw his first service under Ere
Ront in Western Virginia. He served IN.
der General SIgle DUNG the Virginia cam
paign Of General Pope. He was nom mated
a brigadier general for his services at Bul
Run in November, 1862, but being uucon-
firmed, he was renominsted in January
| 1868, and confirmed in the March following
| his commission being dated back 10 the frs
named date. At Charlottesville he com
manded the First brigade Of Shurz's divis
/ ion, OF Howard's Eleventh corps, and wa
/ at Gettysburg with better sUccess) with tn,
I same command. IN February, 1854, he wa
sent to St. Johns Island, and theme,
! crossed TO James leland. His forces VIZ,
the first 10 enter Charleston, February Is
/ 1865, when haHked by Sherman. He re
msined for some time in command of tn,
/ oefences OF that city, and was then re
| lIeyed on account OF III health. He retired
to his home in Pennsylvania, where hedie,
! yesterday.-N. Y. Herald, Sh.
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r q n Y ARD
FOR. Sale.

TEE undsrz gusi -fers f0r fs's t-s sTlali4
4 Tsuuery, vi b on o. the .alt ana apPa '-.-'-
ces thereto be'ouE.aF 80
4 will also rel Nth the yard AZ q ne 'io.- >
esther tanned, and 10 proces. Of tatl, en- a---t .
rom co 70 800 SIDES, ~ Or Ehch % aelfy 41'-l
- Re z tiren ouE --
Iwiiss sa'f. e dfsrrf AZ 1f nv I've COL
~o,.rl. ~ LII Horses 1fi.h C1rli tla lci 1i sos
Hog4 peel Cattle. g. Al-o. ny h1nsei. "a
hiacben Furniture. so ~ % enatie tae pu,.l.- -,
-. - l. n lie business " tnDul dE.aJ. by ~
" oro III ne dnsst l1caliiifa Tor mo 4A2lel
N. I'M, b4sl1ass 10 Nortrer1 fianan iitla.-. ~
-, ~ f-fv hIIa oFsriocl1g tIe valley Of ~
-. 49, srf comruali.ur 1ae Of the meet f'faa
80 -. 4 I|az-tues ]. j. unailrpaa-e 81 r. ~ q
t,..,. ~ ,r.f..r- mere lsInE 10 fTTpgt'1 49,
= r-ra tf1-e trrter o1 tre pisfe
-e = a very d=s rstie plsee fJr q good si-'i---
--I --al Nil mere beng unne VIM ia-..J
- III 10 place Ihe fuifiug eu1i1sine -
..-v - ouilfFT.th SPECIAL raierenee 70 ills ~
- -1s-e ieing uoih.lg necefslly BOZ q. II
.-.',ery. The Memphis and Charleston hAi-
- rrri being pat 10 oFsrsi- 20, VII slofa r
-...-s r1.- ali iIirriusr or hlur tnaf could -
- I'M. a. the MiI Eosla b q less ihsn h'--
r-s = ol rle shove ruad- ..r.r
INV o. de- rlng good Investment OF rsPi l.
..f5sr of the a5ovs named hus. lrsas co.,.
fas-fer fhnu to eE111-le n rroftri3 49, -. M
~ elsewhere. TerIsssey. Poe e-aipA
ued a'eiy. Z Esniea. ,dW ID.
Nanca louisville, AJs- - f.fs.r 81
Fcr flrther paIlculara arr'T 20 nf "a - 49,
ue-afur. Ala or 20 7re on hs -,
sost of liacalur, o. - "a. a g - = paaUTs
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In the treatment Of the Eye and Esr, an.

In the treatment Of the Eye and Esr and othei
organs Of sense, Il becomes necessary % have
good knowledge Of everything pertaining 70 medi
cise and Surgeiy. What sre called regular Physi
clans nay rave graduated 10 either the old or new
school College, aud cs1 boast Of a one. sided edo
csfion. bat vet, in the treatment Of the Eye and
Ear, fsil TO cure sIoge obstinate case-for thf
Treatment prescribed in their works viii not effect
cure IN a large msioriiy Of cases.
DR BR0, San is graduate Of the Missouri Uni
veryity-Diploms hangs in hrs Office, and has many
cert fcst,s from persons cured, which may q
seen ny calling
The DR.. guarantees cures, therefore no one NEED
fear to employ him, for where a Doctor does busi.
ness ia this manner, It's good evidence thai he IN
derstands the nature or the diseases he treats
aEAn communications, With stamp enclosed,
promptly answered.
Remember his Infrmsry is at No. So Church
Street p. y. Box. No. 50.
BY permission, he also refers TO the following
medical men. celebrated in ophihalmic 81 gerry;
Dr. J. &, QuidOre, Clinton Place, New hork u.
Dr.. f. c. DeForrest, n. T.; Dr. Zaufred, Philsdel-
phisi On BIgs, Quincy, us III. Clarenes barfe5'
81. GUS, Mo.
augl5-sme
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0
Teachers Appointed for the Howard
building.
FAWn-e, ABB, Yale College-P InclpaI
6Y CsIJgel. A NJ NsshsIe-Asslsta ut PrI-ll PAL
GA Weavfr, B.. Huntsville, Ala
TW Haley, Nashville.
Miss Helen W KNOX,
Miss LAKE. 5plsey.
Mise - KELSEY.
Mis- j Vines,
Ms sy.
W.-z 81 seIf=, New York.
Miss n M5fs,t, Nashville.
Teachers Appointed for the Trimbie
school,
" murphy, A p. fem Pontiac H.
MICS Grace Eimhall, X chester, VIEW YORK.
Miss C0rbst, Nashville.
p. s. FALL Pres. B oCE.
Nv. HOYTE, eee'y ofE.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Passengers holding Through Tickets can have
Their Baggage checked through to dest!na lou.
IJpon arrival OF Steamers at Cincinnati, convey
apce v Il be furnished. free Of hsrge. TO Hotels or
Depot All the u Mail Line Steamers stop at A
4 o. W Rail EAy WHARF Boat foot Of 9th STest. An
Omnibus ard Baggage Wagon will De 10 readiness,
upon arrival Of evening boat tfom Louisville, q
convey pas enRers aud their baggage. free, 10 At
lsntic and Crest Western Railway Depot. "a very
short dlstsDce,) thus insuring connections.
Fsrs as low, snd time as quick as by any otheI
route.
EE-Tckets can be procured in Cincinnati at the
Northeast corner Broadway snd Frvnt Street No
SO West Fourth Street, and 81 the New tssstn
Depot Cincinnati, Hauitoa snd Dayton Railway
ard At Principal Ol6ces OF Connecting Lines.
E. FULLER, Capt. 1. BARNEY,
Gen TicketAg't, Pass. Ag't Louisville
u. McLAREN.
Eepl2-H General Superintendent.
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Bnsr ADyEErsrNa MEnua ~ tar sog-rarsx Al.
LASrIc &kn GULr srAras
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CERuFICATES

Naming each article and lis value, are placed IL
sealed envelopes and well mixed one 81 tbeso e
Veiopes wi b. seat by mail % sly address on ~.
cept 81 = cent I'VE or 81 eleven tor 81. fhirty
Tor 50 siK-nVe TT Slos snd one hundred for SIS
IN recei pi OF The Certificate ycu vi see what ven
are gong 10 have, snd tnen q b al vour opfor n
paw the dollar ami take the ~ tCle or not Purrhs.
sers may thus obtain = Sold Watch Diamond RIM,
Piano, Sewing Mschiue, or any Sci CT Je,relry on
our list Tor u and IN no csse can thev Get less
than One Dollars worth, A. tbe-e are no Is snhs
agents wanted 10 every town in the country.
Every person can make $40 9 day selling our Ger.
&c at-s 10 The greatest sale o. jewegy ever known
send Twenty Eve cents tor Cenifcste, which vii
INFORM You what yuu can obtsin for One Dollar. al
tie tane time get our circular containing full list
and pafticulA'e; slso terms n aecuts.
Address JAMES BUTCH iNsON co.
tepA-2m l95 Broadway, New York
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e. P. CONE,

No. % CLerFy S.reei, N1s-TllIs, Tenn.
aUg3O-tf
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THE
Public Schools


TIHESE schools vii be opened for the disiriHu
ti0n Of 'IIclSe,s for admission IN toe .to!l0W 81
order:
90 Monday SndTuezday, SepieThsr 1Ith. aul
18Th. from q N. 20 p NJ, at TIE HoWsrd Briiul
o.ege Hill 10 pCup Is residing south OF south.
Union street ard Claiborne District.
On Wednesday and Thursday September lgtl
and I4th, 70 pupils between souJh Y ion ami Union
streets, az Hume building, cCurer Of BIOJt an
Spruce streets, from s m. 10 I pm.
On Friday and Saturday, September 18th and
l6;b, o. those residing north Of Union stree; 90 che
extent Of tho city limits Ia that dIreC-1r. a. tre
Hyne5 building corner OF Sumner and Line streets
~ the ssIue liours OF she DAYS as De ore.
The atent on OF Parents and Guardians Is re--
pecuil called % The following ord nance e-i1b ish-
ed bv the City Authorities IN reference TO Che Public
Schools Of Nashville
T. All white children who have attained tho age o..
.'r tl-qfs whose pareu or guardians are residents
Of the city Of Nashville and eut tied under the or
ire benefits Of the Public school, hall be- admttsd
INTO the school for which they are respectively
Qualified fy Obt8ung a certifc "a from Che super
Hntandeut PUFi1rt GfCG4s that they are not labor
INC under any contagious disease, ana have teen
waco mated. To SO ticket Ct admission into the
Public schools, the follow ng note Fhsll be- added
"1h's ticket must BE- presented within one week
f-orn .te, or he seat VIII b. forfeited"
2. an applicants for admi- sion must BE- Hccom-
panied BY their parent Or guar6ian, aud no pup
hail b. slowed 70 retan ms connection with aay
OF the Public Schools unless he Is regularly furnish
ed BY his parents, guardians or ctnerWi7e, " Oh
books and other couvenIences necessary for the
prosecution Of his studies, within one week from
the time they may be required. al books urnish
ed by the Board must be returned 70 the teacher
upon the pupils leaving school.
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EYE AND EAR!

Where he may be consulted every day nom tc
II O'Clock, A. NJ. 3 to 5 pm, and 70 pm. Con.
sultsdons free.
he cures sill durable diseases Of the Eve and Ear
ana performs all difficult operation. IN surgery.
He operates for Iatarsct, without pain, BY new
method
or young .-..s.-, ~, A. -
and sppesr natural.
pa BEohMAs cures Sore Eyes with mid med.
clnes, which givo no pam.
de treats Alns4rosis, or nervous blindness with
q sucea.e hsretOfors unknown.
ne cures every case Of Ophthslnia Tarsl, here
tof,re considered incursbe by the Profession
He cures discharges OF toe Ear, caused BY Gear
tst Fever Measles, or other diseases.
He inserts Artificial Ear Drums, where the natu-
,sI drupn (Inembrsne) has been destroyed. which
f,anroves the hearing Immediately.
H. operates for Artncial Pupil; falling Of the
Eve lid he remedies Al once
1e cures the most obstinate f6Tms Of Ophthsl
mia in two 10 eight weeks.
m sesses Of the Nervous System, w: Ch9rpa,
Neuralgia, Spinal lifheultes; Nervous Prostitution,
treated successfully.
Dyspepsis and Cancer he treats with success
heretofore unknown
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EZNZ2RNk2ZI

.kl. medical men and the press reeornw end Ok
sTRfCRLAND'3 ANTI CHOLERA mI&TC ~ a.
the OILY GERS % reTuedy for p arrb1sa and Dg7fr-
tarv. 10 b. a com Dol nation Cf A. trngents Ahacr-
Tents, stmuiants, and CsrninatiVss and b. sar-
rautzd to effect a cure r ell otner means have
failed; especially IN chronic Case
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A school Of Agriculture.

Under 7. TsDuing, enbrsc ne gricultural Chem
ist-y Natural History, sud the pracucal manage
nett Of the Farm and the Garden will be connect
led wthths Co lege.
zThere,son at rankin College will consist Of two
le,ms: Tho first will begin oc,Oler %, 1876, aud
tnq February "a d 1907 the fecund viii begin
fS1rus-g i5th ana end June 18th 1856.
II pth-as per TsrN Board. Rooms, Fuel and
MashlnRi S-l5 Tuition in College, $50. Tuition 10
| Janitor' Fee S.
toE CIRCULARS, consrning fUrtherin'orTnat on ap-
ply 20 7. FaLu.ng, or l-ofessorJ D. Pickett, Nash
| vide, 1enne see. sepl2-6tn
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HOPE INSTITUTE,
For Young Ladies,

THE first Session Of I'll. Inst tuition VII com.
i mencs on MO NDAl, October u, 1865, ald ter
minste on Thursday, June 2sth, 1856. Il VII he
under the mmeds supervision Of Mrs. c. Fan
ming, assisted by the Faculty o. Franklin College,
ana ~ cOmps eDt Female Teachers. The urpose
# tse Board o. Msnagersis o abort Young aides
the very est ed0cations advantages
Tie Session will cOnaist Of two Terms As in
FRANK in College.
EXPENsFs PEg TfRH: Board Washing, Fuel, and
Lights, $40; Tuition, incuEng Vocal Music $50
u S35; Instrument al Muse, %; Use Of ms ru-
ment, 81 Modern Languages, acn, SlOi Drawing
and Paint NJ. $40.
For fIrlher Information, address T. Fanhing.
seplf-5
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.FRANLIN COLLEGE,
Tennessee,
Five Miles East OF Nashville.

A FTER q suspension Of four years this insiitu
III ton has been re-Org3 lL-0, Snd VIII 10 re-
opened on MvNilAb, October ID, Ia
The College IL fsvorably Situated IN a gu Ct
healthy section of count y, aud every facility vii
be extended Tor the acquisition Of sound plactl
cal edu alton lie Course Of Study will embrsct
Ancient a. Il Modern Lsngu yes; Mathematics, AZ
| trOnomy and Civil EngIns eung; Natural Philoso
ply Chemistry. and Naurd History Mentsl an'
/ Mora Science: Ancient sua Modern History, anC
| CiIl Polity; RHETORIC ana Engnsh Literature.
| Elder 4 FAbEIss, assisted by Professor ). u
| PlrKett, Professor A. J. flaming, snd other sbi
| and experienced Educators, will have the imme
| date nnaus ysment Of the Institution.
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South Nashville Street Railroad
PAYMENT or STOCK.

CTOCKHOL DERs 70 the soui1 $3.50 ~ ~. I.
~ Railroad Company are hersny 20 -. =. 80.
cal fcr the payment OF stock = 2l-e'-i -, 49, -
p per cent payable o. or D'--
September nett - 49,. a. H. -
OctJbor. -. t..r.-.. t;s. g-ut dar 81
% per csut. payable on or iri'ie 'D VI
November; and - -s.r,-. a.. a. 4sv- -
= rerc euf. yAlt' " -
De-embsr next - -, r,,-,sa,, r.
rsy ~. 5seevf ksf.0aai Sank Or 70 Lafgy
AI l.,ssss.. 7'''s A. NILSSON. PaEasgE
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Rs-This is the only route to the Oil Regions o
PannsyivsuIa The Night Express leaves every
sunday n ght instead Of Saturday Night. All othel
1'rsius leave Daily, Sundays excepted.
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TTTF Havs JUST RECEIVED A LARGE sUI

ME HAYS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE SUB
w Pay Of
Sugar Cured Hams,
Western Reserve and Hamburg cheese
Lsrd, ia kegs and herce,
Corn Meal,
Hydraulic Cement, 49,,
"a Virgipia Mountain Dew Whisky. 49,.
klso-HaF, Corn, Oats. Bran, shor's' fto-
Snd fIo''-''i'' - a. A. SPENCER A CO.,
ForwsFding Gnd Commisslon As ~ t,s,,f
No. 4 Church street, betEeez AsEks' SO W.
sspe-lW
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No. your irisna 'Fug u GARPRTT
4 Late Rebel HInsfer on SLAYER

4 Late Rebel Minister on Slavery.
4 correspondent Of the Chicago Tribune
Tep,gts d sermon presthed in Chattanooga
the other day On slavery and the war, by
Rev. ]. i. Caldwell, relative Of J. C. Cal
houD, before the war Shareholder, and
during the war rebel. We quote
Declaring that the war had utterly de-
str8y ed slavery, the preacher desired 20 eK-
smiue ate moral 'spects first, because mGny
hayIug regarded tBe institution as OF divine
IghJ, lts destruction would lead them 10 in
hdehty end secondly, because Of the com
ulait u Of many Of the justice Of God in the
present miserieF Of the South, il was part o.
hls mission % yiDdicate the word Of truth
aud Justify the ways Of God with man.
MT. Caldwell hen declared ghis institu-
riou o be radically and incoherently corrupt
fret, In us origin, that Of the African
slave trade; and secondly, in its practice
This practice was shown 10 be vile and iniB
maus-l o, in refusing 90 The slave ali edu-
,sliau aud mental improvement; %, III the
rspBrati0u ol families, and the cruel sunder-
iug % abe bonds Of kindred and affection
ai'h the consequent immortality which
srisss
vu this topic the preacher rose with hiI
theme and sWelied tll II reached the Dig
Uuy Of some Of the Hebrew prophecies
Sever veJ nave ! heard a more sweeping
bitter and keen deuunciutIOn than tha
which wac Numbered from slayeholdiDg
pulpit. 90 d congregation Of those who haC
dyed the aud for is support.
But Co resume Sd, IN las refusal TO rccog
r.-. the marriage contract, and thus ignor
ur fundamental Christian precept 4th
~. Of Ha fu
and 9TH. boo the harsh judgment usually
formed of the slaves boy all around them.
The practice OF slavery has seen the dom
.UalIuu sl iHy slave power as expressed.
I-t. lu crushing out the anti slavery (th'
rr.4sl,r drew % line between aboliti0nisH
a- be- deruyi it. and anti -sloveryism) senu
usut ui thy people.
"a. Oh crushing out the anti-slavery sen
lm.ut uI OBJ, Church.
.l. ina setting up the ciyi law above tn
.aw of God
HUh Iu ruling with absolute and despoti
WAY over the conscience and speech %
llur. than eight million whites, and seek
uu i0 assert supremacy over thirty million
people.
9TH. In mpoyerishng the soil by IL
creed Cor gain.
Ign thI- theme the preacher diiated forci
bis. 40 was evident that hc was luNuriaiinl
l.r the first lime an she blessed privilege @
Irs, speech.
9th. ln causing the war.
The whole bill of Indictment compre
hsud,i iu this: Slavery made secession
...r--iun made the war; the war has de
-fravvd slavery: and herein We see an eN
PRECISION oI Gods will. Slavery is destroys
h.ruu-s ut the evils inherent in IL as q sys
tenn.
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metropolitan Enterprise.
GREAT GIFT SALE
or rRE
NEW YORK AND PROVIDENCE
Jewellers Association.
O'r'TAi-'----'....'... -...............sl oO0.OoO
Depot, SIS broadway.

~ immense stock Of Pianos Watches Isvrsl-,
and Fancy Soods, All 10 be sold for ONE pOLfIR
esch, VI hSut ~ gard % yslue and not 10 H. sii
ior uA you see Wis; you vii receive.
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Notice
To Turnpike Co.'S In Tennessee.

orr,cr r,t,,rr or.VrrrxAsrEz, DEr'r OF TEsEKssEE
NasHvnIK, Tenn, Sep. lih, 1855. J
Under instructions from TIE MAJOR General Com,
rnsnding Military Division Of the Tennessee tne
Tn mike Companies throughout IN 5 State, are no
tiled hat they are 81 perfect nerty 70 Ies n -,
thew elect to 90 so. and 70 manage and direct ms
e7eirs ~ their several companies, with the saui'
freedom II scten they possessed oefJre the o5eak
iuR out Of the rebellion $500
Col. and Chief Q. II. Dept. Of Tennessee.
senl2-1Ot
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The Grand jury Of Fayette county, Ky
hsve indicted GOV. Bramletts for obstructing
e.s-i.ons. A pick Of asses