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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-29
WHEELING REGISTER
T9rRsDAY MORNING, JUNE 20 l'o''
U.,.yr,phic summary

G0lu ClOStu dV 49, =, ons aud ot
New York. yesterday, a' - 'os ''
the evening exchange at q 00s, ,at
,,,oro cortured correspondence "a lev
A r, Can Beauregard to member OF
.Sa ~, rsheI congress has been found uas-
'l' tI, tI massage of bill providing Tor
'"7 - ..',,io or Federal prisoners ....
.' rr.nboIm has been imprisoned IN ont
Pulaski ,,,-o
Adiniculty between whites and blacks
,,t,r in Charleston was speedily sup
pressed. -
The Freedmen's Bureau has set apart
-or;ons tracts of land for the bcnetit OF
negroes -,
There is great demand for labor in
Maryland
Moseby has been paroled and is at his
home in Charlottesville
The Russian plague is said to be as
bad as that which visited London cen
turv ago, and is extending westward,
In a disturbance in Portsmouth, Va
On the night of the 25th, a Mr.. Tyler and
one or two negroes were wounded.
A horse which left Boston yesterday
morning nj sunrise to travel one hundre'
and sixteen miles before sunset on +"
$1,000 bet, dropped dead when within
six miles of its destination, being inside
II time
Postottices have been reopened at Jack
son. strasburg, New Market and Wood
stock
The present candidates for the ProvlS-
ional Governorship of South Carolina are
net likely to prove successful
The monitor Dictator is to have her
machinery altered, and if experiments
result fayordbly to her sailing qualities
she will cross the Atlantic
The track of sherman march through
South Carolina is represented to he the
scene of much desolation The white
people in the interior still maintain
hatred for Yankees and negroes
The Investigations of the committee
ON the Conduct of the war have devel-
oped dreadful barbaritics, practiced on
Federal soldiers while in rebel prisons
An intelligent naval officer has com
municated his views to the Government
on affairs in the South. He says that
Northern enterprise IS needed, and be
heves that ample remuneration VIII re
ward those who may invest in the course
of three OF four years.
The Irish Brigade, l50o strong will be
mustered out at an early date.
Over $4,000 acres of land were taken
M fol settlement IN April. under the
homestead law
A correspondent OF the Boston Ir0n-
scrip. says the occupant Of the Mount
Vernon property refuses to admit Union
soldiers who have not enough money TO
pav the fee lie demands
The War Department Is preparing a
long list of brevet promotions OF officers
Of all grades
The man who was shot in the recent
row at Norfolk Is dead
The soldiers of the Army OF the 10
romac are being rapidly mustered out.
General Grant will probably spend th'
4th of July at home, Notwithstanding
he is advertised for several places.
The rebellion in Hayti is now confined
TO Cape Haytien, which at last accounts
was hourly expected to surrender
Ex-Congressman Maynard and Judg'
Darrell have the vacant Judgshlp be
tween them.
The Virginia and Tennessee RAILROAD
will be open from Lynchburg to Bristo
on the 18th of July.
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Five i'm Jersey CITY.

New YORK, June 28.-A serious fire
occurred in Jersey City to-day, involving
the total destruction of the American
Mills, owned by D. S. Gregory, Jr. also
some oil mills in the immediate vicinity
Cummings car shop was much damaged
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Makes Hin, "Sick."

Senator Sherman says it makes HIM
sick to hear "copperheads' approving
the policy of President Johnson in the
reorpaniZation of the seeded States OF
his sincerity in this remark the Democ-
racy entertain no doubt, for, although
President johnson was elected upon the
ticket with Eincoln by the Republicans
because Of his opposition to the rebellion
alone. for the purpose OF catching Demo
cratic votes, never dreaming Of the prob
ability that a contingency would arise
hy which he would become the chief eX-
ecutive officer of the Government, we
have no doubt that it makes such weak
headed politicians as John Sherman sick,
when he sees President Johnson is about
TO sauelch all such destructive schemes
of usurpation and intolerance, which he
and his consolidation cOlabOrers would
introduce, TO the total overthrow OF all
State sovereignty in the restored States
We have no doubt it makes Sherman
sick" to think that Massachusetts, and
her crack Drained Phillips Sumner, Will
son, IL ii OnHe genus, cannot mould puO!lc
opinion every wherS to suit themselves
Oh, yes, we have no doubt he Is SICK alter
his premature negro suffrage speech at
Circleville, to ee that Johnson intends
to execute the Office of President some
what after his Democratic teaching of a
long life Of public service, in which he
secs nothing TO retract. John. you
will get sicker before his four years shall
have expired, for you may rest assured
ANDY johnson is not the man to ignore
his whole political life to please such
shallow-pated fellows rs you are. The
niger is played out, John, and you are
at the end of your string But, John tel
the truth and shame the Devil; You art
not SO siok 10 hear Democrats indorslng
President johnson policy, as you are tc
know that in him you have caught q
Tartar
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MUSIC.
NEW ST0REl NEW STORE
MUSIC AND VARIETY,
No. 1913 Main street, above Monroe,
nonr STEMS Clothing House.
e. a. WEBER,
nE MusIC AND OR.

TEACHER OF MUSIC, AND OK.
i GANIST, extensively known in this city
aud vicinity, begs leave To announce that
To-MOrrow, Tuesday, the 9th inst,
he will opan his new Music and Variety Stores,
whore he will keep on hand an assortment OF
Pianos (among them Steinway's, HazletOn's, OF
New York; Melodeons, Sheet Music including
the best Instruction Books and latest Sheet Pub
lications ViOlins Guitars, Flutes, Accordeons
and BInios of the best Foreign aud American
make. German and Italian Strings, &c. &c.
Also Stationery Photographic goods and no
tions He will promptly attend to any orders
for Music left at the Store.
NHe will ~ heretofore, give Instruction on the
Piano, Mclodeon, Organ, and in thorough base
either at scholars houses or at his Music Room
uU3 Main street., where fine Piano is furnish
ed for practice.
Choirs. Glce Clubs and Vocal Classes attended
To. ,
Arrangements are also being made for renting
out Pianos.
Keeping only the best Of goods on haDdr-ha
nc adopted The mottoOf Quick sales aud small
profits "-bcing always close mp to times he re
spectfuly bespcaks the patronage of the public
ir5.im T. A WEBER
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Fast Travelling.

PORTLAND, June 2e.-Tbe horse which
left Boston at sunrise this morning to
accomplish one hundred and sixteen
miles to this city before sunset on
81 900 bet, fell and died six miles from
this city, having made one hundred
miles considerably inside of time.
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Non-Epi.copaI Me,hodi.ts.

The Convention of Non-Episcopal Meth
odists, in session in Cleveland last week
adjourned on Friday. They passed reso-
luton, declaring their conviction that
to deny the right of suffrage to the loyal
colored population of the South, thus
leaving them in the power of their for
mer disloyal masters, by discriminating
and unfriendly legislation, would not
only be crime against humanity. and
Justice, and the flag which these freed,
men have helped to carry in triumph and
to plant anew over all the slave states
would not only prevent the hsalng
of the nations wounds, but must lneVl'
tably lead to irritations, insurrectlonS
and civil discord in future"
They favor the "speediest justice to our
loyal brethren of the South, OF every
color, alike, Ly according to them al
the rights of freemen and citizens, and
giving them an even chance in the race,
nnfettered by the chains Of slavery. or
prejudice, or caste. or political disaoil-
ity."
Resolutions were passed, fayoring the
union of all the Methodist bodies III this
country, and recommended the calling
of a convention in Cincinnati i'll May,
1866, for considering a plan of union.
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CLOTHES WRINGER.
THE UNIVERSAL
CLOTHES WRINGER ! !
IrH CoGS
THE
Great Family EcOnOmiser."
anna u.cu1NR HAS ALREADY

,CHIs MACHINE HAS ALREADY
acquired a world. wide" reputation as being
the most popular and complete OF an househoio 20
Utensils. No expense is withheld 10 make II
perfect The frame is of hard wood thoroughly
seasoned The iron is malleable, OF the best
quality. and galvanized. The rolls, which are
supplied with cogs are large, Of solid rnober'
and very elastic; and being cast In moulds, are
smooth. uniform and very durable,
The 'Universal Clothes Wringer" will work
four times as fast "a can be done by hand, with
oue.fourth the labor, and much drier. and
wrings anything, from a silk glove TO a gute6
blanket; is simple, strong and durable ana w,ii
not get out Of repair. Any servant VIII use II
with safety 70 the machine and with great saving
OF wear 10 the clothes II is readily and firmly
secured 10 the tubs Of aDy-thiclness and can Dc
instantly detached and set aside. Sold by
ID. 5. McDONAL,
IO7 Main Street, Wheeling. (one door bstol
yicholrs Variety Stare where Cloak Making
Stamping Braiding and Embroiderng is neatly
executed by accomplished lady artists.
myl5-6m
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LORD BRoUGHAM ON THE TREATMENT
OF THE REBELS Ls-The following are the
remarks of Lord Brougham on Amerl-
can affairs, recently made at the banquet
in London, and briefly referred to in the
foreign news yesterday:
aft nv voice couldreach across the At
lantic it would tell our kinsmen that
their best friends, those who have been
their advocates through good report and
through bad report, now pray and be-
seech them to use the victory which, by
great courage, great perseverance, and
no little military skill, they have gained,
in mercy as well as in justice-(cheersl
that they should not stain the scattold
with the blood Of their prisoners
(cheers)-that they should remember
that those prisoners whom they call re6-
els we're treated by them as warriors
(cheers)-that truces were made with
them. agreements were made with them,
subm ission received from them, and that
they ought not to think of rendering
their cause, which is now triumphant,
hateful, as we'll as triumphant, by spill
ing the blood of those captives they have
now in their power. loud checrs).-
Their government consists OF men ot
great ability. Mr. Johnson, the PrcSl-
dent, has the merit Of having raised him
self from the humblest position III the
world. having educated himself, teach
ing himself to read and afterwards teach
inc himself TO write, making himself
not. ~. indeed, a scholar, like my right
honorable friend (Mr. Gladstone yet a
well Informed man on all ordinary ques-
tions; and has raised himself step by
stey to the highest position in the coun-
try He is a man personally httrd To
succeed in Office that admirable person
whose murder all Europe so sincerely la
mented; (checrs,) let it be seen that he
has also succeeded to his mercitul and
lust disposition. (Cheers.) | say mer-
cful and just merciful as we'll as just.
and lust because mercitul; aye, anduse-
ful TO themselves as well as mercilul and
lust; for it is only by pursuing such a
course that they will prove themselves
equal to the crisis of their country S fate,
and perform that work which now re-
mains for them to do in restoring har-
mony and uniformity in that great con
tinent (Cheers.) hope these words
will reach the other side of the Atlantic,
which, they may rely on 1t, speak the
sense of all England and of all Europe
on this great and important question.
! loud cheeTs.)
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What the Encny Say.

The Republicans who some time since
were declaring the Democratic party
dead. are now asserting that il not only
exists. but is full of vitality and hope of
the future. The Indianapolis correspon-
dent of the Chicago Republicans says:
"The political situation seems to be
slightly critical. Prominent and lntuen-
tiaI leaders Of the Republican party have
their hands full In trying to staye on the
negro suffrage questions, while the julie
antics manifest dogged determination
to force it on the people, even at tue eA-
pense of a split in the party, resulting IN
The triumph of Copperheadism. LII the
mean time, the enemy, with force wen
in hand, and nothing of that inevltaoie
despotism of party discipline relaxed
watches and waits for an opportunity 10
regain lost power. Democracy Is hopeiul
almost defiant 1t has preserved It's
organization through series of defeats
that would have crushed the life OUT OF
any system less perfect
1T is, at this day, the best representa-
ton of strenqth-the most striking illus
tratiou Of the value of disclpline-to be
fbund in the world Democracy is the
buud.e of rods, weak and easily broken
individually, but showing wonderful
powers of resistance when compacted
and solidi6ed by the pressure OF party
drill
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-20

TdP RUSSIAN PfAoUC.-Two carloads ~
fAfs ~ most ofIo nsivo odor, dumped varant
To-. corner u Smith Id Carroll streets W, efday
They bod BEEN imported from RussiA to New York,
ani thence csried TO this city. The driver MATHEW
Murphy wp arrested, hut It appearing that be was
unaware n TIE occidental nature Of The rsss, no
vac disrhMFcj b. Justice CorEsen. II IL sad th,t
a number NJ isr-ors IN New York Ind been taken
sl,k with syotted i,vsr Ia the vicinity OF the place
where they hs' teen stored
VERDICT AGAINST BorSTY RpoKRRs.--ln
mo City Court Of Bfooflyn, suit Wa brought on
1Lursdsy hy j Coutl'iu. 20 recover 5000 from tho
firm u Walden 3 willard, lountJ .kers, which he
llc-es thcy retained. Two sons Of the complainant
hal Nul,ar'd 'hc navy aul Etitutoe- Tor which
'lev Rt!r To- receive ItOr. The uonev VA paid TO
NAlt'u q willard, 20 ha gyor In The plaintiff, Int
% ID 20. he Only received 800 from th'in. The
jury gave verdict tor fb.u, the amount claimed.
4uE DRATT.-Thc rotlrr, OF the Second
Corgrcr..on'l brooklyn! District show that in tree
calls 3r hv the President, there were exempted,
under the FIST cali, , 'o5 men, Of hch - failed to
Ioas,r making total drawn Of 3,o7b. In the second
t.lt tc'c were draw a, Of h!ch t2a failed TO
I'p1ft lUf itt' NCle cNeL p'ti on ne thigI call
300, uC-c exempted, sud So faded % report. In
the mia CON. Trs.'ouh District uulcf tHe three
cals, bl,. men pcT, rIAuI I'D ls the suuruu g.!
veIr cEtInp'ei Dr insult lhleiCs - ~ Llii
uad held Tor service mSSlus total Of lL'a- men
l g.
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REIfsiots revival ]. in progress in PLilsdelphis,
and presching and extra religious services arc held
IN several churches every evening. The Rev. MI
Hammond, the eminent viyalis', preached 70 40
inmeuse audience D an open io,. : ear TIE Academy
Of Music, on SUNDAY, s1d preached in tie evening 70
crowded cDngre At IN 10 Calvary Church. on
both occsEons TIE doepest interest was maui'ested'
pnEsE is ssii t. te an undertaken In Newherp,
". g., Who liz also an euIhalner and VIII biz "lie
diei he exercised hissrt upon her reua ~ i1 bis
test style, and now keeps her IN bis room to eN-
hibit a. . specinen u his art, bringing lis hsnd
down upon her forehead With = LOUD ,AT, 10 show
its firm ness, and ssyiug, Look At that--soHt -
siOuoi"
A ooRprsrorrr-r who professes - know, SAYS
mat the coin j DAVIS carr eli away IT. m h'cn-
M nd was used tu pAyiu.. the rcbel soldiers That
al Washington. \ g., u sckinr.dge aud u rjAnlu
te1larAted from Davis tie two parties preceding
nitent way, thst Mrs. Davis was not WIN her
husband at the tine % caItnre, and that DAVIS
male htto or effort 1" e'cspe, but chal cnsei an
inyesngation n his completely In the as'assination'
OF which may 10 taken "ot trust
ALArE Confederate otci,l states thst N, ufeder.
ate strength 10 fore Ihe surrender Il Redmond. tast
N the " ss.ssUp was about ipi,OOn n en-, all told
according e. this authority. DAVIS and hisi, low
hisinves Ia but +sOOUuO m their wallets on leAv-
ing the rehe cspiis sud n sum "ts nanny IN
fiIror Which, acCcuuts for ia hulA. Tie prhclrh
TpruoD n he rebe troauite, It seems, was IN
iore.gn hands fsct which At east snowst that The
ne e,sty of AL early f,.ht tnI hSH An1lci pa.e anu
part pi divided Tor considerable tine ttiure the
military Surrender
TnE Rochester, y Y, DrN 1cPAr has in'ormA
ZION o. the checking ul.ttei ana 'Ohery, IN WOO.
day nigrt lAst, of VI. Henry Deroue r farmer Nv.
ing IN y town ~ Portage, bet~e'u HlHts Hol-
low sud Nuuda Sat on, To murder Outerti re
house Of Ilc deceased aud - tho latter raisci up
iu Dsd, shOt NJ. u. throLgh the bead, X Hing Inn
Instantly. The Atssstn tnen threatened the vie
oi the murdered man unless size ~ yerrl up
VhAt money Their, waslu Ne house l'tei obtain
ing o' who ths villain ,s-rr,d. M. pcrJns was
.. ti about se'elty yeafs.
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NeWs ICemh
70 Telegraph 10 tho Nee YS.L ss~i

GES. GpG1, j. PULow was recently captured
wear - ma, Mss lie was aita.d - s b home o. &C.
,oGut OF the .urrrnAs.
Gov. Rr'NI Of DeorSi,, arrived st WASH N, ION
~ Thursia., Aad 50 placed IN the Old Capitol
Prison.
TnS pAroled prisoners md men OF the rebel
Gen, DicA l.ylo.s army are now ovsrrunnius
Mob lie.
The California branch Sanitary Commission have
RENTED to New YORK BY telegraph slAoOO, 900 in
gold.
Arrests Of treason brAw,ers and those who re-
lol,e over tho assassination OF President Lincoln.
continue at San Francisco.
JEFF DAVIS WAS hung in cfigy 10y loyA mon, on
Thursday last =. San Francisco, Ca. The hsurs
appeared in a womsn's drsss, but with mAn s
toots in plain sight
IHR subscriptions 10 the ssvun-shirty Loan in all
paris Of tho Uuion, solsgrsphed 70 Jay Cooke the
subscription agent yesterday, amount to STS2,55O.
TIE number Of individual subscriptions was 500,
JosErH Z, DsowS, the late rtbel Governor Of
Georgia, has arrived In Washington under guard
and was Immediately confined in tie old Capitol,
Prison.
TuE Central PsciAe Rsilrose Company announce
.nst they have received the lnSIslmea, Of soyera'
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Ano,her Rad on A 5andon>d Women On Thur
day night Csfiey Of the 18th waddiie cted The on
men found IN the streets Of bis piecinoI Twenty-
i've vomen vee arrested aud 10, he'd up In the sta
ton house. Yesterday morning the pnsoneTe we're
taken to Jefferson NArssI portion di.missed, and
the remainder committed.
Grand Lo,ccnvs;,o fiecr Levi, P wsermsn
yesterday afrcsted hafy Ann HAnbent CHARGED vim
stealing t2lQ worth Of clothing from MIR iAyrs Ho~-
Ard o No Ns,.on r'.e Iss poPe,ty Gsa e,sn
II is alleged that the .ccused ALEC pauned clothing
telonsins g Mr.. Eincline So1hens Mr.. Middleton,
bad pAwued The prisoner wa committed BY Justice
Iodye IN default Of stU tal .Othcsr neycrsft,
RI Alsed With stealing bux containing Si,sg, and
god watch and chain from Caroline Kane, Of No 81
e. ioi exam n.ton. The prisoner claims that The
money belonged To him.
Counsvanug IN Nor rort-Th. police ye.ier.
GaY ate drscendcd the grocery sofe OF Fred
ciick -htuIef corner Of 18th street and 2nd avenue,
and arrested SHREDDER, his vile and clerk. ehnsed
counters eat % aud 81 cent stamp-' found hid
den, II is sald, on the preuises
ADJUSTMENTS.
PApvrws-One u the enormou, alligator, hss
gone the va1 ~ all amphibiou, animal, and kicked
the tucIot" Its cornrade I. now lief, alone IN HE
glory, and swallow. double share Of ducs. Tn
Monday MI, Emilio Melville, young beautiful and
gifted 1rtiI, whose VOCAL Abiiue, have been highly
spoken Of will appear IN a srand dramatic romance
from Mrs. souih~orths story entitled The Heircss
Of tic Hidden House" and the great American one
ie eed dancer si male his hrt appearance In pic
tuIesIue and brilliant dance. In the Ws1 figure de-
pa tmon fill lcngth Likeness Of JET Davis in petsi
eoai' is 10 BE- seen.
| ltrrrruFA rEoN.-The Circus still s'truts MINER
ou' audiences 4 ucE psn.oruino "The EliIer Of
Life" has been produced With great success during
/ a. ucck
| AtAurNYoT Nrst,-Thc Testimonial IN pr Mac
th~, ls'c q South Carolina b. tho Free aAsons II
THE city promises 10 be brilliant affair. The
| Grand Master q tho state viii preside The other
grand oc'r and brethren will appear in full regalia.
number ofdistincui,hed voc-i,ts male ard female,
| Will Contribute to the evenings entertainment
| Nv. JouS 4 McsoGiHys CoNTtNESTAPy Coy-
cfrr IN Tuesday evening At Irving Hal. wa brit
| liant 'ucccss HE humorous songs aud "hHtcher
| rpisetcI" elected considerable mirth
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The Conduct Of the War.
Irrernis Meade md Grant Endorse Ger


harrington. Wv '9 rho fOnov'ns te't.rony
-, iufi hccn olcit'l h"f,'r & uurnitc" m the
cont 80 OF tho VA. sad u hsni,. ed wy them Tor
rihc,iions
Tc.,inour # MAJOR General Mo-ie Q You haze
heu In the trny hi..s' en-, 'he Vsr conIr.oucci,
aud hs'~ had ~ Intimate rurscctiOu with aud
kro lcit" a The Army u the otrnAc ~ An ceief-
~ know. l0g fllt f'H.nu d'nfr 20 pl4"e On on
r'c'fd yc.- % svc. 70 IN" g.. ing inquiry ON
Ghrf urruer hf1 4 .. trt.'. uc S..ts'f-v OF 49,,
performed ii- tu;,'H IN rerar 70 tho rupplrins -
fr amy ~ .l' s"pf" ~ the tni'ltsr' operations
under 'ouf cn.fgy \. to tara nav knoV's 10 ~
tends. Nd hfv' bad r1an' r'ls'ious wi,G Ne War
. tr'uti 49, hr c'"rrtH.u" I hHY" required,
afcn'ei to D. W Slar.oY 70 lie bead Of the War
u ?utuCut. y What go -uu fiy Of the "a ut and
,h.n'y VIII which Nr stanton Ia, Douducte his
IN. teen cuu'ur'od s.th ven ftcat fhlig.
Then" pts hl,r teen soro matters in which I
mr." have ,'N'tyo vii. VI. stanton. snd inisht
col mana cement N the itp-ftUoui. 4. NJ 10 the
reneTni nanas, mont - the War department, con-
'i,crit hns been - Quoted with greet shiii,y.
lt'' rn0 pi cut. tcu. Grant. q. Noi have
teen '.l. 'uAnt General CTirfuAIdinE the Whole
army io IA year past ami more; ~. We. rir. q. |
VI y You 10 ll-rc up1I record 'otr anraer - the
Ton, - o'Hyt pi WnT, performed he duties IN the
'uG!. of INC erir,. oul thc support % the nili~r
think. lhc.t hnr teen no complaint II that esp'ci
that II, 40 general CCup'Nui. - far "a he y, con
ccrroi do not thiuk there hls ce: sny ground o
misunHc standing with regard to the conduct u tbs
Wnr, Ia any n ulH', trp"n an The rccc
ol w. -'ace you pave teen ~ commando a. Sever
that any fault Ett found nth anything had done
20 ! ~ the SCy'ct.'N Of War And myself are con.
&C. no. u" nss never nici'fed win my duller never
h o!h Al. "su'cic' 10 i'c way Of any supplies ~
'7''l m; d" ha- 'vrr detailed e rourrs Of campaign
ore ami mover inquired y hat | Nn SONG 10 do he
hga ..Nu, -yeuol rntisdei with what did, and !.
% a|H.s raft a NJ. Tu9
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From Tennessee.
trouble Nbont the onrrcntion La,

Nt'hrJH Tam, Nay ls.-On Tuesdsy lssL .Iud,
ldrs, of tho 4. :. Court delivered charge to the
'un, IN bitter and hos lie language dirccting them
to nlict Governor W. G.. Biownlo-. All thi. arose
rom The fact shat, under Written orders of the TreAs-
y Department. and uctins special AGENT, Gov
roW nos rented out Tn loyal persons abandoned
property In Tennessee formerly owned BY rcbols
luisc lriss directed the dispossesson Of Of the
tenant, above mentioned, aud the restoration Of the
V'p'r'y 10 It, former owner. Gov. Brownlow call ed
the military to his aid, to project the tenant Hence
q Scon OF Judge TrigA Who is hostile TO the oonfs-
A. on lava