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A RroEidsnes PsPsr rsisFring 20 the out
lahd'sh snd utterly aborninabls words con
SANITY coined BY the telegraph 0perators.
says: "The Associated Press pours stream
Of cold poison into the English language
every morning. wehcar OF buildings being
'bsrglsriaed' and inoendlariaed, Of steslners
'oollidiRg' and oA wells "condsgratiug. and
The ether day We we're told an setres. had
'deouird w.'h suscessI There ought 70 be
Az agsinst such atrocitiss."
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after the House was called 70 order, the
relief bili was again takea up for conside-
ration The amendment Of Mr.. Raulston
ives adopted.
Adjourned till tomorrow morning 10
O'Clock.
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The Yickburg Journal Of the 2lst says
We Learn thai The negro Harrison. whe re-
Gently committed foul and brutal murder on
the person Of Mr., Hunter, OF this place, has
been released BY order 81 Col. Th0mas OF
the Freedmen's Bureau. If We undefstaea
The case Alright, this is 80 outrage and an
set which Col. Thomas had no right 10 au-
tharize --Jaeksol Assissippidu
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APuVcIrLr SElTurp.--A yosHg New \ ori
lawyeS vas erected from Wallsck's Thestr,
ilF impropsF behavior. and appealed TO ths
courts, Shich sst;led this prineiple-an inn
portaut one for Young men 10 cons der. The
court doridsd-
That an individual an entering an as
sem blaze SURRENDERED e0od deal II HE per
sonsl liberty; that Il xas ! psrt Of ms con
fFact 10 Keep perfectly quiets thai ne rirht
~ an sudiencc u perfect silence was A. ais-
flnct - q al individual to personal lihertv:
and thst any unnecessary infriuran,rnt 81
tcalld - Properly no tsken oarnirru,a III
10 The one case a. In the other.
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The carriage in which President Lincoln
rode to FOrd's theatre on the night Of bis
assassination, is now on exhibition on Broad
Tsy, New York, and is visited BY crowds Of
people. The sun says; "a war worn vet
srsn with 3 HoOdea les, while examining il,
shed tears. lie sto0d sid looked At it for
some time, then went over and kissed the
cloth thst hung from the drivers sect.
Heaven rest his soul exclaimed ths poor
isllow. His lipr then moved as IL in silent
prayer ior some moments, and after sgsin
imprinting ki,s en- the cloth, be hobblsd
sway. The incident v1s veEy affecting, as
abe crpiPled soldier was once The recipient Of
pereousl favsr at the hands 81 the Martyr
President"
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visa ASp JoHS BEowg-MscRF,H IA
BaN2ro.-Ihe War Department. hi ,sa,sins
10 give up Henry a. Niso's house of 49,
retains u IS 8 school Coz tbe chil,l,s,, u
freedmen. 10 tbs school the dsurhter, !.
Joha BroEn are teachers. pnisis ! c,,r,',,,.
Illustration Of ''the rcvengos" brought b,nt
by the ''whirligig II time" Wise hsD.e,i
tha iather only TO bring he children -
ne o'Nn houostaad, Well may be cry VIII
!, for hauqno's issur have lied ny nai-d
- mem ne srseious iiuEcaa haze u1uIdere5
uaie ~ fAs. II
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Wendell Phillips repeated his lecture
The south victoTious"-in New York last
week with additions. gu this occasion be
spoke Of proposition 10 impssch he Pres
dent, snd was repestsdly applauded for il,
A lew hissss only made the applsuders more
aenorsfrrfive.
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hon. A. x. West, ons Of the Coagressmer
elect from Mississippi, has been rs-elec,s.
% the Presidsney % ne Nisss,ippi Csstsa
Bailr0aa- The Direetory object 10 his r.ius
to Congress il be Accepts she Presideb ~ q
the road.
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The English papers cry cut sEsinst all
mistaken elemency" towards the Fenians
who have been srTestsd BY The Governmeni.
Their batcherlsh language is--' Tie frst
thing 10 DO IL 20 eui OUT the mshgnant ulcer
-skillfuliy, bui without weakness" These
are he very same journals which preached
% ne, az through Ger var With rebellion,
against ne oriieg % violent me soras toward
armed forces IN the field, hist threatened
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT and death Of the Unioni
What different expression Bud hss. ii you
relsra bin nom one side Of his coantenanee
IA her than The other
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sTrhe Y. Y. Tribune says "Artemus wsrd :,
Is Is reported, hes recently bal yseo .eoe
lrold. not greenbscks) len Aila By rich old
uncle 10 London. We don't know Wheshsr
tha = one Of his jales, a. = joke actually
plsysa on him; u The latter, il e certainly
. god one. We donI think be ever made
= better.
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81 AUCTIOK SALE OF
Government Railroad Property,

Government Railroad Property.
WILL be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION. on no
w VENEER 80. 1855, al the foot Of Poplar 81
ST. Louis, No
Two Flat Cars.
On NOVEMBER rs. 1865. OF the yard Of the JEFF
fers nUlle RAILROAD Company. Ieffersonv lie, Ind
Nine lat Cars, gauge 4 ieet 81 inches.
On NOVEMBER q, 1865, at Louisville, By.
~ Hrs Wheels and ANles. 81 Car Wheels,
/ smoke stack, Engine Truck
/ Parallel Par ROD. ! f BsIl s1d Frame,
4 Hand Cars, "A Truek Cars.
so,oo rounds.of Scrap Iron. A,
On DECEMBER l, 1885, at Memphis Teun., the
entire stock Of the U. 5, Mitsrl Railroad supp es
remaining on hand At that place, CONSISTING in part
as iolloEs;
tsO) Eighty Tons assorted Iron,
(800l got hundred t1ns scrAb iron
(S) Right ions assorted Steel,
o. One ton P g Lead. aud Eensral assortment
Of email stoves, suitable for Railroads
On DECEMBER II, 1866, at Nashville, Teun
the entire stock OF new and servcabe stoves II the
U. 9. Military Railroad, rsmsning on hsnd at ths
General supply store; consisting IN part IS fol
Iowa
(2ol 900 Twenty thousand Axes,
.(l0o0l One thousand tons assorted Bar Iron,
round, square, hsif rouud, and angie.
go Eighty tons Boiler and Tack Iron,
ta5l Ihriy-hse tens as orted Steel
(1al 1hre- hundred tons Scrap Iron wrought
and cast)
(25) Twenty-Five thousand poands Engine Bgsss
Castings,
eas Pipe. Cas- Fixtures Of all kinds,
Brsss Pipe, OIL Cups,
Spring Bslsncss Brass Cocks, every description,
| shoFel7, tlloUe valves, Of all s zes,
| Ha'chess Jaw Lining and ramping Bars,
NUS, Iron and Copper Rivits & Burrs,
Wa here, wrought snd cast, Sheet OoppFr & Brass.
Aalls aud Spike, Chains and Rope, a sizes,
NJ aiets Books, I ackie sud Match,
ash, Glass a-d PANS, OF q I kiuds
Railroad LAMPS, Keliy's Head Iiph,v.
Cooking owes and Fixtures. Heating Stoves,
/ Fnll Set u CRrpenters', hlsczsmiths and sad
diers' Tool, kubber Car Springs, Betting, Gum
and Leather, Files, Butts and Screws Tinxare Of
al KINDS snd almost every AT Gle suitable for Rail
road operations and al the very best quality.
AISD
On 2 hree large Iathes. Stevens Bro. nsnufr.
| ~ Two Paners. Sellers 20 manufactures
~ One Bolt Gutter, 9ld Gear Cutter, Gold q Bro.
| ~ One Axle Cutoff Lathe, Wsmer Whitney,
| C2) Two Fan B o.ers, (medum)
| ~ One Upright Englae, (shorse poGer),
| ~ One lrip Hummer and Engine. (HORelPs patti
90 One 81 omh ID stesm BANNER,
| Il One Sellers { Co. do do
VIII also be sold at the same tune, large amount
Of serylceab and secondhand Railroad Tools q
All kind s. eona-tng Of
osFPep ers Tool, whselwrisht's Tools,
hlacksmth's Iools, Machn sts Tools,
Stove aaiFipe, Rope, Cham, &c, &c
Terms Cash in Government Fund.
Cats oEnes OF the materials 70 be solt At Nash
vile can ha obtsmed BY application 70 Capt. r.
hamii, A. q. n, and Of that o. Memphis on Rppli.
cation 70 Capt Jno Parks, q NJ.
Tie attention Of Dealers and Railroad Companies
| ~ rheulHrly invited this ssle
Sales will commence at Q oeioslr m. on each
day, snd COSTUME daily until all the property is
posed q +, J, GRITTY,
octsi-id Captain and A. &. NJ. U. S. A.
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Public sale,

D1 uItne Of a decree oi TIE Chaucery Court Of
u Rooerton coanty, thsua eiA re sold 81 Public
ssis, % tie ed Decent e. next on The nrernises 10
Cheaih.m county. thst valuable prrpe ~ nown ~
the sycamore COuou and Powder Mills, ccasist.nR
Of shout lal0 A. res Of land, together with al the
the same.
OF Iu'eruiat on about the property, enquire Of +
B. Chasihs1n, nashville, OF OF !. Wstson, "s,ca-
niore 81 - oaiG-lm
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We rePublish from the New York Times
an srticle ON the subject Of the ratification
Of the Constitutional Amendment by the
rebel States. We shall soon zee what these
States propose 60 DO. The legislature Of
South Carolina aud Mississippi are already
in session. They must take the lead
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Stolen.

ON Saturday night last, one Bay Horse, IS hands
" high, star in toe forehesd, br-nded 10 c.
also one Chestnut Sorrel Horse, with white spots on
his bodV, IL hands high, hesvy name asd ietlocks,
branded ~ c. the latter brand Iaiher dim. A
lite 81 reward viii be paid for any information that
81 a. lie d 10 the recovery az one or both har- es.
Or. W. G. SCOTT,
Oct3l-tf opposite 81. Cloud, Summer street
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Our Best Caro- and Most
Magnificent Addition Of Lots
EVER OFFERED FOR SALE o
In the Vicinity Of Nashville.

ON TUESDAY, October alst, ls65, on the shove
" premises, At II oclock, we viii sch TO the
ing lsslots, lyng between Franklin Pike snd Ten
nessee ana AlatsmR Rsdlrosd, IN the immediate
vicinity Of Currys Hi, the present terminus Of the
Spruce Street talruad
Tn Sc lots are elevated, romantic, and heantftl
~ located Tor SUBURBAN VILLAS, and are I'M
surpassed for beauty Of scenery, fertility Of soil,
and cha aeter Of is 20 ulstion, Eech lot v D be
sold 70 the highest b oder without reservation.
TEsEs --One-iourlh cash. balance payable in oaa,
two and three yea for notes bearing interest," psy-
able N bank. and lien reta ned
Omnlbnses viii leave the cQusre and other parts
ri the city for the premises nom the hours Of 10 o.
clock b 3. ff
This properly has one q he best spn -ss in the
counly, q raTe spPO lprly ls noW offered 10 Sc
cure dtlglitul hons OF make an investment
J. J.. & r ". BROWN, -.
nelson's MURFREE, Asen's'
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The independent doHf liseNr. Reschsr',
lste discourse, i says
q Mr.. Beeeher's lsuguage nov sounds
more like the Democratic resolutions at New
Jersey than the good old ring Of Plymouth
Church bell.'
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The National Anti-slavery Sssndard DE-
nouEesS Ar. BeecheI ss shack slider"
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Notice.

ErTuresii isrss due sut Iitst ~ % W '.i
rn-.frr II 80 CIV uluaf b nsal % r., ~
-i-t NY o. n aHAaELaND.
fffT Reverse c1lIafi1r.
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For Sale.

T,HR sisam FsuF Post KESTUcKY. Bos
lYine % Upper LeTae, i ofsertd a. : haFsain
She las hem recently rels ned AZ 10 good cGu-
diaon far immediate use For Tar culArs enquire
q, o address BUTLER 4 GREENWOOD,
General Agsnis, q - Cherr- S.,
ccr2s-r P. o. Hox e5a.
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Mr.. Buchanan has rssi the last proc
sheet Of his forthcoming history Of his Ad,
minisirasion, aud the public may expect L
receive the book in the course Of the mex
n,opth
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DOCTOR McCILE,
BOTANIC PRYsICIAA
u THE TRKATATENT on DIaEAaEd, /
GaoWNlNG HIN WITH 6UCCEi8 u
OTHER STATES, As ~ H ~
nA8HVILLE, TENHEaBHE


For further information In regaed 10
the Bkillful success in the treatuaeat OF
diseases, the reader Is referred 10 STu-
LE's THERAPEUTIos and MArERiA MEDICA,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1850,
the best work in the United States.
where you win find Dr.. McGilps name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the sge IN tAs treatment Of dis
eases Of Wonlen- For al diseases in this
advertisement, Subtraction Is guaran-
teed. With my general practice treGt
the following
ChPOnic Gases
Win uEasNcac1s HhsumAdani, Afeotcu1 a ~
Lungsi Diseasss o. Tie Throat, 8Eaisd lons.
and Limb, Plsurisy, Pains, uleara. cancar, GrHsef
Diseases o. he Haart md Liver, lzaamns1ol e
ne s.on'I -. SsSs kRs -. 81 49, q s'
tenas, DyBpepsls or Indieestcn, ard Co1Eumpao1--
togethor With ~ Private Diseases -
Diseases o the Urinary Organs.
1919 ~ he hadleas
an Affections q ne womb tsatsd Hin snoouua.
Those Msnise Ladies Who have hssn 20 uaioria.
o her al tine q i0aad VfaSaaai y SivisE mes
CAR
RteFliitT.
Young knIiod Ladiss uhoss uisoFtuns 49,
haen uOt % nIiHE i5rth N des E1decn, IN nltaf'
God has said you should mui1plF sd n1plarlsa u
this u your desire ydu on conal1 ne Il1lr b.
letter Or u paFEou. No lady ogar thlrey-das yual
d age nsad make appIoat0n. an eomnrntostoas
b. l5it1s o. psrson strictly conhdsatal-
Hlght EEisai1as Cured
Yong Ma, Sop bo,ors yoa urthsf 10. o. A.
fiseasus guEIect % Ma1, here - dlaaaaa -
" cure 81 hiEht EmiEzcna, sd 1hysicia15 -
soaros bat understand trasti1E q asd 10 yol -
say thaf have cured dozgl1 IN thia ely, a. ~ -
lar, and are u0W vel cured b NE. ] Avn daily ~
coUng letters alff aendlug l1eiicine b ~ rar1 .
The country. I1 q Hcrd, ~ thai hre - $3.50 n
any WaT, ald VII Gra me q cal, ri ~ aiie-
isctou i17 az of tns dlses1oE rlsadoEaa ! thia a.
Isrtisau1oEL Tha heat q rsiareazas Gigsa b rs
gitT.
DR.. M0aIIsL.
Unica atreat EszhFle, Iszh
aan-Ha ~ - 80 1870 $50 1nl
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Wanted.
BALE OF
Government Buildings.

4 WILL EXPOSE for sale at Punlc Auctios, on
Il WEDNESDAY, the sth day OF November, 1856 the
iollosing Government Buildings. VIZ;
u One Frame Buildiag on Lower LsYee near
jefferson street.
o. One Frame Building, Jefferson street, oppo-
site Nashville brewery.
81 Three Shed Stables, and One ~ unfnishsd
Building on High near broad Street.
% One addition 10 Building, College street cor
ner Cumberland Alley.
6aie TO he made on the premises commeneing At
10 am sud in the order which tney appear in this
advertisement.
Terms Cash Buldings to be moved ST the ex-
pense Of the buyer.
By order Of UoL A. J. Maekay, Chit Q. ~, DIT.
A W. WILLS,
octsl-td Byt- MAJOR and A. O 81
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Tennessee AfaTiae aRd Fire
6. Insurance C0,I Y

TNHL requisite snsO~ n Of STICK having oeen taken
Il - Organize. ahook for Subscriptions 70 the hal
anee Of the stock 10 th 90 and well known office
nnder he heV eh<rt-r, i nov opea a tie Union
hanE. hnslness men sc3 property holders who
wish % loin m le-tstsHl ching relirble Home In
sutuinn are rttpectfily NV led 70 sufecT b..
J'SEPH VAt1TX,
lNO n. BILL, c..
SAM J. CARTER N0ai''7 'Neia'
sAML WATKINs.
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il his city, Sunday eve rag. she 2stA instant.
Harnrs ]. FI1Ss, Of Allan n, 6s-
The fisnds and s-q1sint. 1oes sre invited 10 al
tend biz mineral from his residence On Church
Street. wzss Of The ChstiAno ~ Dep0t. this even
ing a o'clock.
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Olive Logsn, in Che Saturday Press, Cd
viscs Bsnnett 10 P uck cat the cast in biz
own eve before he notices the belming in
hers.
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OcrOBEn 80, 1855.
The House was called 70 order at ten
O'Clock precisely by the Speaker.
The Journal Of Saturday was read and APP
proved.
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS.
By Mr.. Gaut-Petition asking an appro-
priation, or loan Of Sl0o, 900. for the erection
Of Female College at Cleveland, Tehnes.
see Referred to the Committee on Edu
cation.
By Mr.. Baker-Petition from citizens o
McMinn county, asking protection from the
ingress Of free negroes nom Georgia, North
and South Carolina. Referred TO the Com
mittee On Freedmen.
THE COLD BILL.
Mr.. Hood, from the Committee on Finance
reported against the proposition Of Mr.. Wa
tiers Of Madison, to pay members in gold.
INCREASE OF FEEs.
| Mr.. DuGoAN introduced q bill to increas,
the fees Of Clerks Of the Circuit Court. Re
ferred 10 the Judiciary Committee.
INDEMNITY 10 TENNESSEE LoTALIsrs.
Mr.. Williams, of Carter, offered the fol
lowing:
WHEREAS, We have had desolating wa
/ VI ANtAA NNdAng HAiiA HAS uGNuaAaAel on
common country 10 an alarming extent
from one end 10 the other; and, whereas
the property of the loyal citizens hav,
either been taken or destroyed by the armie
Of tbs United States, snd in many instance
without remuneration; therefore
RESOLVED D. tie Gcnerai Assembly Of tn
l STATE OF Tennessee, That We instruct GU
| Senatars and request our Representatives il
! Congress TO urge the passage Of the sam,
law, whereby thoroughly loyal citizens car
bs remunersted for their property taken o
| destroyed by the Federal army, who has no
already been paid for tho same
eaLn AGAIN.
Mr.. Waters, OF Madison, introduced m
other bill to pay members in gold. and re
fused TO move its reference to The commit
tie, as that committee would be sure {,
report agaiastit It therefore lies over.
In a speech in favor OF The bill, he sais
that everything was now bringing "double
or TRIBE, OF f0urble which il brought whe1
The law fixing the pay Of meRsers wa
passed"
FRYE BANKING.
Mr.. Elliott presented bill repeating tn,
free bank ng law Of the State. Beferred {,
the Committee on Banks.
BAEK or TENNESSEE.
Mr. Carter presented a bill to appoint
eommiss oners, and provide for the windiul
up of the affa rs Of the Rank Of Tennessee
Referred 10 the Committee On Judiciary.
FREEDMEN.
Mr., Moss offered a resolution instructini
the Committee on Freedmen To report bil
regulating free men Of color.
THa RELIEF HfLI.
The bin for the relief Of the people wa
taken mp. Alr. RaulstOn offered an amend
mont, providing that when q Union man 4
indebted TO late rebel, he may Offset th,
damages sustained in the war against tn
whols, OF part Of the debt, which amend
men gave Use u a long debate, Def re ID,
till O'Clock p. m.
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Every Day,
City Taxes.

hssHFutF. osfater ~ isI.5.
III aHt AhLAAL, Clias Of ID CTS Tanrs
"A. fou are barely instrictad g. issua uofief POI
3. ~ fla cIly psrers 81 AZ those lncrhIet Or Ore
CorpoTsiicn 81 ths cry cl ElsnFIlie 90 iarfs tc
make psFuneut ou o. belcretle drE daF al loTe1'-
isitY. IL = Dot The 1re-t % adj larrc sle1sss
u De 10y a. coeis - delalIienf ta1 pagerz. t.-
We 0rter > lmreratFe 10 Fie9 cf lhs lacI 80 p r
Ne crg. aifh1l q doisr 30 he tresaury o. nee
ne currelf eEreuzes. Yea sll rEefc.ss 81
gene ~ ezrTT or these insfrIei ions. ~ 'f-ei
m beard n Coumoa C1uuel, t1rol H ~
uEnce C1mrlilae
ROHT THUaf-us
A. J. lUhCAer
n. G. CofiOA
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RlarIlltT.

AZ Aiocno1a Or ne womb traatad uith anooaals
Those Msnise Ladies Who have hsen 20 un.oftn-
aate . mscArEy e. prove aaorrioas cAn = Gazisd
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9masrmeuta
THEATRE.

seeoad seek Of the reuosuei ME ChHsp,.
ZATISTOWSKI BALLET TRADES
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVE
0crOBER 80, 1865.
The House was called 70 order at ter
o'clock precisely by the Speaker.
The Journal Of Saturday was read and ap-
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Grand Ballet Devsrtissmsnt
Ai'lie ci'isi'ne, Elnslne al "a PeslsAHee.
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10 rshs.rsal-MUsUNMER NIGHTS nRE,,

70 conclude WITH IRE
LA KEs OF KILLARNEy
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AGRAND FAMILY NATIVES, Saturday sitter
noon a. 2 o'clccz, for The recommendation Of iadss
aud On lireu.
Admission % and IS eHn .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-30

LEXINGTON PREsBYTERY. The Presbytery
Of Lexington met at Harrisonburg, Va, on the
10th inst. This body embraces the counties OF
.Rockbridge Augusta, Rockingham, and some
adjacent counties in West Virginia, and has
thirty ministers and thirty nine churches.
Rev. Samuel Brown delivered the opening
sermon, and Rev. William S. White, OF Lex
,ington was chosen Moderator.
The subject which excited the most interest
was the relations of the Presbyterian Church
in the South to those in the North, from whom
they separated. The committee having this
matter in hand presented two reports, agreeing
IN sentiment out differing much IN length and
particularly. The more elaborate one, read,
though not written, by Colonel Preston, repre-
sentative CT the Lexington church, was after
considerable amendment adopted
From this it appears that the great fault
found with the Northern General Assembly
is It's violation Of principle or the presbyterian
Confession Of Faith, In one place stated thus
''Synods and councils are to handle ana con
clude nothing but that which is eccieslaslcal'
and are not to intermeddEe with CIVIL a1alrs
which concern the Commonwealth unless by
way of humble petition in cases extraordinary
The General Assembly in the United States
required all it's members to submit TO tnel[
ecclesiastical Interpretation OF the doctrine OF
State rights and Of slavery This change o OF
religious body into political meeting necese 9
sitated the withdrawal of the Southern part OF
the Presbyterian Church, and the continued
political character of that professedy ecclesias-
tical bodv prevents reunion. The document
referred to details number Of instances in
which this attempt to regulate civ!iI. matters
bv church court has led to decisions and
Doctrines thought to be injurious The
Northern Assembly has gone SC, far as to
resolve to wrest the Southern Church property
rom its legitimate owners whenever few
members can be found in church willing
to hold it under that Assembly's jurisdiction;
Against this the Presbytery protested and
warned the churches under its care.-lssch-
mond Republic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-30
Medical.
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inflammation
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early stages, headache,
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Alexandria, Va
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