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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-08
Grocery and Provision Market.

(RetalL)
FRIDAY EVENING, July Z. 1865.
FLOUR Sc per 10, at 50 0Oa9 so per Dbl. Tor
best brands.
CABBAGE-50l0 per head
BUTTER-20Q25c.
EGGS-1S029c.
ONIONS-S3 OF per bus or sac per peck '.
COFFEE-31l d40 per 10 g.. .'- To-
SUGAR-Brown l5020, Crushed - C"'eo -
925; Pulverized25.
TEAS-Green 81 1872 IS Black 81 5 az ~
CHFESE-Wcstern Reserve 25c per ID East
ern and English Dairy 25c; Pine Apple n C4i".
SOAP--i50 ~ per 10.
CANDLES-Tallow p Star A.; sperm -.
RICE-i502O per h.
POTATOES-3504 AZ per peck.
APPLES-35 d5a per peck.
HOMINY-10 per quart.
MOLASSES-Sorghum 15c; Cuba 81 H. haI
timore syrup 81 so; Orleans 81 >, per gal =
VINEGAR-4005J per gal
CORN MEALS per peck
CRANBERRIES-S 00per gallon
PROVISIONS-Sug Cured Hams 27c psr Id;
Shoulders and sides 2Gc; Dried Beef 25ci Beef
Tongues 40G6Gc
SOAP-Cinc:npati German l2tc, Wheeling 10
zee; Family soap liic fI !"
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ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
TO INVALID SOLDIERS,
And all herUnfOrtunafes.
Artificial Legs, Arms & Clutches
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN THEIR MAN
UFACTURE.

FTER SEVERAL YEARS EN-
n PERIENCE in the manufacture OF ART,
ficial Arms. Legs and Clutches, the undersigned
fatters himself that he is now able to give en-
tire satisfaction to all those needing any tning
in his line He warrants his articles to be as
serviceable durable and light as can be manu-
featured; as evidence he refers to the following
voluntary certificates:
To Charles Beller Agent, Hheeliag:
US. GENERAL HOSPITAL
WHEELING, W. Va, April 18th, l3oo
take pleasure in stating to you that have
carefully examined the Artificial Legs manu-
featured by Leonhard Legran, and for which you
are agent. For simplicity of construction as
well as durability and convenience, have never
seen anything TO equal thep, and there ore
cheerfully recommend them to any who are I'M
fortunate enough TO need artificial limbs.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
JOHN KIRKER,
A. 4. Surgeon, Q. 5. A, in Charge.
WHEELING, w Va, AIs-+l 9th, 1865.
have ca -efully examined the Artificial Legs
of Leonhard Legran and find them simple IN
their construction, of good workmanship, light
and very substantially made. They will be
auite as serviceabe any artificial legs IN use,
and on account of their simplicity and strength
less liable to need repairs. 1 cheerfully recon-
mend them to any who may need artificial limbs.
JOHN FRISSELL,
A. a. Surgeon, o. S. A.
WHEELING, w. Va, April 26th 1865
The Artificial Legs offered for sale by Charles
Behler Agent can recommend for the follow
ing advantages: simplicity i'll structure strength
of material and economy in price.
Respectfully, R. W. HAZLETT,
Surgeon Board of Enrolment.
II affords me much pleasure to state that Leon
hard Lecran. corner of East Commons Ale
eheny, has furnished me with an artificial leg,
that l can use WELL after one weeks using.
cheerfully recommend to all who are unfortunate
enough to need one to give him call.
LEWIS RAMLEY,
Springdale, Allegheny county, Pa.
For further particulars call on, or address,
LEONHARD LEGRAN,
No 90 Ohio Street, Allegheny City, Pa,
Or, CHARLES BEHLER, Agent.
myI Monroe Street. Wheeling, w. Va.
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CHARLES sIEBKE.

l,UCiCE SSOR TO II. DIEMEL,
y FANCY DYER AND SCOURER, South
Street near the Il. II U. Il. i. Depot, Wheeling,
W. Va. All kinds of Shawls, Ribbons and eve
~ description of Silks and WOODEN Goods, exc
cuted Oh short notice and on reasonable terms.
This is the first and best Steam Dying Estab-
hshment in the Western States. sep20
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H. w. PHILLIPS,

IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER,
i STEAM ENGINE BUILDER, and General
Machnist, North Wheeling, Va.
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JACOB GROSSCLOS,

Successor to Frobe e. GrossclOs)
NIANUFACTUREROF BUGGIEs,
Nl CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS, &c, &c,
No. 70 Market Street, keeps constantly Oh hand
and manufactures to order, all kinds of work in
his line of business. Particular attention Civ, \
to repairing.
l[y Second hand Carriages and Buggies for
sale sep20
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SMITHS

DOTTLING CELLAR. THE UN.
ID dersigned, having placed his Bottling Work.
in thorough repair, is now prepared to I'LL an or
ders for Bottled Ales, Porter and Brown Stout
: ssp00 GEO. W. SMITH Z co.
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New York Money Marker.

BY Telegraph
NEW YORK, July :
MONEY-Easy, at iG5 p cent, call loaus.
STERLING-EXchangc- firmer At
81 0stdl cot.
/, G0LD-Without decided change opening At
81 39t, closing at 81 sos
3 GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Quiet.
ST0CKS-Dnll, L. S. 6s $50 coupons, new is
sue at 81 05; {. S. 6's year certificates at oslo
1905, first series, at 81 90
L. X. ST0CKS-P. s. c. 70s; Fit. Wayne ga.
LATER.
NEW YORK, July Gold closed tonight
at 81 39f.'
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Cincinnati Market.
fBy Telegraph

by IeItgTapH.I
CINCINNATI, July T.
FLOUR-Un Unchanged Superfne at s545 p,
and trade brands ut S607 IS.
WHEAT-Scarce and higher, prime red at
81 10.
CORN-Unchanged, ear 6s065c and shelled
10675c.
OATS-Scarce. and held at zoe.
WHISKEY-Dull,a ut So 05
PROVLSIONS-Quet.
K-Mess-Quiet at $40, feeling less ii rm.
BULK MEATS-Quiet owing to the rejection
of most of the bids at st. Louis, hut holders
were not willing to make much concession,
shoulders sold at s3 10 p 100 lbs; sides are held
at sl5; clear bacon sides sold at lllc, and :OoSe
bacon shoulders are held at Isl a l5ic.
LARD-Is held at l9c
GROCERIES-Unchanged and steady
GOLD-At 81 80.
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JOSEPH TOLIVAR,
~ ETatI DEALER HATS AyD

IL GAPS No. 5 Washington Hall, Wheeling,
Va. Keeps constantly on hand full and
complete assortment of everything III his line,
which will be sold OF at the lowest market rates
sep20
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BUSINESS CARDS
HOLM LUMP, (

M HARNESS, Brides, Trunks, Valises, &c.
&C., 2ls Market street, Wheeling, would inform
his old friends and the public generally, that he
has refitted his establishment, and is now pre-
pared to fill all orders entrusted to his care
with promptness and in the best style OF the art
ie20-ly
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-09
BANKEHs AND BROKERS'.

OTIS, 4. Attorney gnG Councillor st sV,
" Office 421a Cherry .: P 0. Box 74s.
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The Radical Programme.

The following ere the resolutions ofFere,
/ by Mr.. Sumner in the United States senat,
on the An inst The copy transmitted to III
by telegraph was considerably ,mutjlatad
Resolved, That, in order 70 provide pro.
per guaranty for security a the future. a
that peace and prosperity shall surelv IRE
vail, sad the plighted faith Of the nation
shall be preserved, 10 f. the full dutv o,
Congress % take care that DO State declared
70 BE- N rebellion, shall be allowed 70 resura
is relation TO the Union until after the satis-
factory performances q Eve several condi-
tons, which conditions precedent, must BE-
submitted 10 a popular vote, and De sane
TONED by a majority Of people Of each stats
respectively, - follows "A compIets ~ -
tablishnsnt Of loyalty, Is shown bv homes
recognition OF the unity az the Heuuhlic
and TIE duiy Of allegiance 10 Il al m
times, without msntai reservation o. eoni-
vocation % any Kind 3 complete sun
Preston Of all aligsrchial preteutioss.
And = complete enfrAnchissinent Of All
citizens, 50 that there shau BE- No denial III
rights on account Of color or race. bus ips-
tee shall be impartial, and an shall b. emo
before the law, aud the rejsctiou of The rsbsi
debt, and a. the same time an adoption -
just proportion Of the national debt. ar5
national obligations to Union soldier. wit5
solemn pledges never % JOIN la NV me-.
Bres, direct or indirect, sor their rep1.liet;-,
or u any way tending 70 impair ne ust;o-.i
credit; the orFauizetiol II "a edno.t.r---f
sYsiem Tor the equal benefit ~ an v-ith1,--
distiuetiou Of color orraks; thee choice n 80
Gems Tor Office, whether STATE or p,ti,--i
nj constant and undoabtei lovslty -,
conduct sra Conversation shall ~. go
rance Of Peles AID rsconcniatios.
Resolved, That in order 20 p-oviss 49,.
essential safeguards, without which 1900
security ana naiioEal Aith viii b M 1
psrlieai we states osnnet hs pr.civitat.d |
9aek . Poiiiloal PoEsr aud irdEsesdsace. I
has they aust saii mt! these eondiditions 1
are IN al respects fulfllsd.
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Another Destructive Fire.

Between the hours Of and O'Clock. yes
ierday morning, the citizens OF Chattan6ovn
| were again awakened By the dread alarm ai
I ire, ihe third one within two weeks. Rush
1 ing INTO the street, it was discovered the fra
was in the cluster Of buildings attached Ia
THE Crutchdeid House, originating iu tbs
''ironing Room" OF the Laundry, belong
ing 10 that establishment. and occupying
| rather central position, thus threatening
| destruction IN All directions. The fire had
made such headway before the alarm was
given that it was impossible FOR the fire
company, under the charge of John III. vii
son, Chief Engineer Of the Fire Dspart-
meut, who were promptly on the ground. 10
do anything more than protect the main
Hotel building from burning, and couGuiur
| Us devastating ravagrs within she bounds n
bad shen attained. But BY she almost su-
perhuman eNertions OF the 6remeu. having
only one Fire Engine. the % Good Intent.
and the destroying element threatenine he
main building az twu OF three points I'D the
same time, the work was accomplished. and
that, too, In a manner TO call forth the adj
miration Of all who witnessed ihe fire. The
surges OF the flames were oppallingly grand,
extending across an eutire square. looking
as though nothing could impede is course
but the two most powerful elements known
r
the scientific skin Of man. prevailed, and
the mad career OF the hames was rurbed.
As above stated, the FIRE originated ia the
laundry, large wooden building staadinr
in the middle Of the cluster o. group ~
buildings, which, with its contents. VA,
consumed, communicating 10 the bakery. "a
one-story frame bgildmg, fronting On hail.
rad street, and 20 another wooden buildfur
standing on the corner Of the l1t. formerly
used as storeroom, both Of which were en-
trely consumed, portion Of the contents Of
each being saved. The last named had lat-
terly been used as a sleeping apartment
The IRE extending toward Chestnut street
burned the hotel stables, COW houses. etc.
with contents, except horses, cattle. poultry.
ETC., which were turned loose in time 10
save them. As far as we could learn. there
were SIX buildings destroyed.
The loss 81 Mrs. Bishop, proprietrass Of
The CTutchheld House, in wines, liquors. ci
gars, groceries, hotel stores etc, IS estima-
Ted at between $4,000 and SIS. 900, none or
which was covered BY insurance.
Il is not known whether the Ere was the
Work OF an lneend AIRY or was accidental
but IL IS supposed 10 be the latter.
Among the Incidents Of this 4 issstrous Ire
might be mentioned the great danger that
threatened the magazine, containing q bout
SIX toRs Of fixed ammunition, and badly
more than hundred yards from the burn
ing houses. The buildingi brick. but tae
roof Il Of wooden shingles, and the cindefs
Tell thick aud last upon q, and al one time /
vas thought TO have iguited, as the roof
commenced smoking, but the engine quick |
y playing upon u, the terrible danger was /
l'erled'-tAattaHooga Gazette. Ga.
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Without a Rival.

Aat iastiy deserves the repuish0n it has 10 Ions
ealo1ei 10 Ceptril AInoncs aud the West iadles
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SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate
IN
EDG E FIELD

| Df yiriue OF decree OF the Circuit Court Of IN
| u ULted State for the Middle District of Ten
ne-see, pronounced al the October Term OF ssil
Court IN tbs cause Of Wray & Gilhlsnd ct ais 4,
W. II. Lucas, ct ais, will, on The srd dsy Of Jan
uary, 1866. on the premises expose 10 sale 10 M
highest bidder. The following Ieai esiats bslougul
| 10 the hrm OF Trabue Lucas.
oue Drug store aud Lot 10 Edgefeld, frontu,
isef - '1'A -
one Dry Goods Store and Lot adjoining IN,
back I9S feet
One Dwelling House aud Lot situated on IN,
street running lrom The wire Suspension bridge II
hdgeneld, hontng 20 ieei, and running back IL,
ieet, more or less -
The Residence Of W. n. Lucas, on Gallst;r
PIKE IN kdgeheld, fronting 100 iesi and runnIng
bacE la5 feet
One Lot IN Tnmlls's Addition TO MELVILLE (this
last nent Oned lot will be sold At the Cour Houss
door in NsshvilleJ
TERMS One fourth Cssh--bslsnce on a credit r
o u and u months. This purchaserWill be reauif
ed 70 give notes with approved security and a lsan
retained until the purchase money II psid.
Possession gwen on day Of sale
=. X. CAMPBELL
uect-im Special Commits iornr
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saecial Dispatch to the savannsh Hsuii
ITiublv Tr,,,.,-s.... g. ~,

4 -1Nat AaA PoAAahA IRON 4MlltfuGeEIlN n
MiLLEDGEymLF, Dec. 1.-Gov. Johnson bo
been ordered by the President 10 hold bi
position 81 Provisional Governor Of the Stat
until further orders.
Hon Charles j. jenkins. Governor elect
cannot Be inaugurated for The present.
am informed that no more pardops ar.
likely 70 come 10 Georgiaus. but that som,
already granted are likely 70 be revoked
while the people continue 70 elect 10 on,
army officers and others 50 recently h arm,
against the government
None but loyal men can be aecepiel .,
Representatives 10 Congress. and The STATE
must remain ont Of the Union and under
military rule until the people accept ~
conditions Of the Presidents plan OF recon-
structicn.
an elections Of members orCourress from
the state are likely % be declared nuH and
void.
Candidates for State oheers are here IN
greas numbers. Col John Wesms aud b
X sneea, formerly Of the Savannah Reuub.
lean, are candidates i5r Secretary 81 ths
Hon. Joshua HiH aud Gov. james John
son are spoken Of IS candidates ior United
States Senators.
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The osgiaa. ami Best iu the W5-ri
The only true aud nsri.-t HsIr pv.. 49,
'eas' heiia1.o and las.auiaueaus pr.Iu-..
,innlediaieiy sp'rld.d SLACK a- n4tn--
af'Nni without u.uuur ihe HAIR 90 sam.
Neineiie7 ne .. effects OF bad lives. SD
~ az Druggrts. rhr genuine is stsr-I
iitam A. rutcbeiar. Also.
Atf tncrafHF Ert-eef or frIla.--s .-
Aef.or,4g agt a.Iat elrg tlr As
CHARLES BATCHELUE. NV Y5ss.
seul5-iv
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51ashrlle aaaiun.
WM. CINER0y ) ~ P11iis1s-s
d % on the Me..nre-

IRON The louisville Jouroai.
tHE MEssseE---rhis document. If We mia
take DO, viii take rank among the fir.t
Stste papers % this COUNTRY. A second q,
MIRA perusal OF IL must tend 1, enhance \
! ,h me estmatioH Of all impartial reader
~ sfapples with the mighty SUBJECTS which
itegVers With she hand Of giant. One hard
" knows whether 10 admire the mbrel tbs
strength and clearness which il DISPLAYS in
ne discussion Of these subjects, or he spb-
aued milduess snd humanity which IN
everywhere breathes. There are clearly
percePtible the worki-ls Of q mind terribly
IA earnest aud almOf oppressed with the
Vssthess Of the imporsasce of the questions
y. TilA "hich lt b eailed'Hpon 70 deal, with
ne problems i is required 20 solve, and of
y, 'onsi oiliiy, consequently, which must
the spirit Of The Messses n siairs u |. a,
sYie ffauk, straiEhtiorwara, ilnpsssions5
me author goes directly to his theme. and
the1gh he ls necessarily compelled 10 81
T1iel' yet the perspicuity Of his ideas and
tHe tefseoess Of his sentences are such, thar.
IL ne does not exhaust, be makes clear "a
every reader the topics he discusses.
ne PRESIDENT dWeiis in an atmosphere Of
pure reason. He dismissek all passion A
utterly unworthy Of the great occasion, and
yer j Is easy 70 perceive how ardent. in
.enSe even, are bis feelings, but how per
Ieetiy he controls them. The fret message
p andrew johnson to the Congress Of the
ni'ed States VIII place him upon Shigher
PEDESTAL than be has ever before occupied be |
ore the country and the world. Hstskes for
ne lamp Of bis feet the light that shines
RON the Constitution; and he has made /
great effort 70 Undue his mind thor
lg1Iy with the spirit and the counsels Of
ashlngton and Jefferson, OF Jackson ana
dadison, and the other great fathers and
aDime Illus ritors Of our institutions. In
-ead OF being intoxicated with power, the
resldenE almost shrinks from its ex
rcise, and is DESTROYS OF welding only
ist 50 mmeh Is is absolutely essential u
le restoration, within the shortest practiesl
enod, Of the Union 70 all Of its pristine |
alhority and glory, and the States lately
revolt to thelr normal condition as equal ,
TENDERS OF the great Brotherhood Of States. ;
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- aAi' lrisa'l OBJ lanouaIre Cas- JON, u rrr.
''.a'9 ifafee a. tae on. uias Mslch sIs.t.aa
We are authorized t1 aurouura rsss.s
~, 9.,,l1 as . candidate .'r county Trustee. id
iae next Narch election.
r y. - a-I..i- i io auaolare PSI ST. fEKfN.
tet r. caus..iaie or aierf.on l. a.. ~ -. .
e''a.i trustee s- no snauiug Alar-h sirea.I
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In their Stock Of
Wines & Brandies,
All OF WHICH GEr
ENuINE AND IMPORTED,
NAY Be found
GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS
PirSt Class RaneT GrOeeFT SI0re
80 aad % sorIaa So.

Chose brands, together With every variety q Do.
nestc CiEsrs. CheErE and Smoking Tobacco q
az orsuds, together With AZ other srucles usually
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TO TIE LADIES OF NASHVILLE.

nAille eeen 70 business is fas cftr f,r a isu
line, sne ieeis sure ofbeug atls 10 80 - -,
s-... ellil 7ne has aone 'nr tils iasi d. wear
- p fsiruufla her eslahilshrnsut.
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OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTsRMAsTER,

'-@'ait AANass Nv Htuf 1900
- EALED proposals will be received At nv ofBes
- Until Monday, the nth inst, Al II O'clock m
!or fNe lhoussud 5000 bushels Of Lime, more OF
less 10 be furnished IN quautiues Of Five Hundrej
bushels or more per week, vii received within
three miles Of The city a. the expense OF the Gov
eminent if over three miles. 90 be delivered hy
The parties contracting All proposals to be in ri.
phcafe
~ order Of Capt. A. r. EDpT, Chief Q. MD.T.
+. KIRK.
dec'-6i Cap. Brevet Mai. and A. q NJ.
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Aotoa AFHs.--P photographs OF Goh-rsf.
seaeral aud Confederate. rha Iarr,sf ~
.oeten ~ ne Woai, Tor sale. Wholesale aY.r
1 $50 hemembof the phase, Gallery af IN.
S.lio sriandi - Cedar atrosi. Opposite co.
---tt-4 AuAals runVgr a.
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AHYER5 RUNT-Msnufacturer Of ali the
vi Latest Styles Of First Glass Carriages aud
bugges, Express Wagons and Carrys.s, y Norm
MarAet street.
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We are auihrrrs.I to s.1r.uu-.. r.,.-. a..
49, i-e.'e 20 tuaius. conn Gers. Il - -
We are auih1fi-ad % annnrars Ca..s-. d. .
- =. sa-.iiic ilr Cuul'na. gour GERS 4. n.
t...aa uaHIa "a
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Valuable Property on
the Market.

Will. sell 10 the highest bidder at public So
L on THURSDAY, the 14th Of December a n
oeioek, m, on The premises, two or more velu.
able Store Houses, from ing each on Market street
shout AZ ieet, running Ihro' "a 70 Water stras
~ ieet snd well known a. part n Cord 5n's bocl
Nos ~ and a. Also adjoining Ma AZ ami front
ing Oh Water street about "a feet and running bacl
toward Market street on line with No. a. abor
~ ieet- Sad property Is locate IN the heart Of fht
business portion Of the city, and is now under rea
for about S60O0 per anuum Capitalists are inv; =
TO attend the sale Terms ODe-half cash IA
anee 10 six and twelve months, with interest. Ttls
undouotsd- Possession gwen Jan. it, ls6G Toe
property IL Insured For further informant, n. ref
renee Is gwen 70 tha Registers Office In The Con
House,, Book IS, PIP. $50, AL.
". HORSON
Agent for Richard Atkerson, OF New York.
4 e3 I'd
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JUS received, per EEpreas, 6na bod gf
.".'aess taFlcioa, uaiuso5k. mlsl.ns. 90 ur.-
'-.a sale. 0EO, SHfElas u O..
lyi-u 1a end 25 College STREE.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
AgenIs of Insuranee oempanIes.

4 AhEf 4 SMITH, Nos. SC AVID g Union Street
- tup siairsl represent the ftnosipg Companies
-f-.l4 ~ haruord, security, Manhatisn, 1elropoli-
isn, Phoenix and Kniclsrf55ci.er Life of New lorl
and Accident Of Columbus, Ohio.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-09

4he want OF space prevented US from Civ
ing aey comments upon the message Of the
PRESIDENT Of the United States. II is 4
DOC lment that VIII commend itself SO per
ieetis to the loyal people Of the nation that
hrequire no aid on the press to make il
paa' able. There is throughout the 'docu-
iaent such vein Of good sense. such ster-
ing patriotism, such appropriate defer
ehes 70 the Constitution, and 50 much con-
ssleAnousness ~ the discharge Of Executive
duties, that the whole country will rejoice
that man, 50 worthy of the hieb amt,
was proposed by the people to take upon
himself the duties that the law assigned
nm upon the death Of Mr.. Lincoln. There
mas scarcely occurred IN history such a
sudden and overwhelming magnitude of
responsibility rs that which fell upon An
drew johnson on the 10th day Of last Ap.D.
But be has borne himself under this great
Durthen with singular judgment and dis
erection. Unselfsh IN all his acts. he has
endeayOred to respond 10 the exigencisa of
every occasion through the teachings OF a
pure patriotism derived from the Constitu-
ton and thorough knOwldge of each phase
OF every subject that came before HIM. He
states his whole conduct in clear and
perfectly honest manner. If the reasoning
'hat led him to adopt his piaus Of recon
--@te- A-As-F Ata-A ~ NNuNAnGEr IT. cannot
fail in satisfying al that IL is eommeudsbie.
and that its object was good, proper, and
prsiseworthy. The great body Of the ma
ton will admire his correct appreciation of
the constitutional metes and bounds of Ex-
ecutive and legislative action. The grace
ful manner in which the President places
before the Representatives of the -people
their exclusive rights over certain features
OF reconstruction is specimen of good
judgment that will commend President
johnson 10 the loyal hearts, And the va
rious expressions that he gives on the nee
essary aud essential relations Of the States
toward the nation, and Of the nation toward |
the States, are worthy Of the governmental |
genius Of Alexander Hamilton.
To the general causes Tor national thanks
giving to-day, all true men will feel an addi-
tiOnal joy that such an Executive as An
drew johnson was the reel eient of the ex-
ecutive mantle that fell from the shoulders
Of the martyred standard bearer of a ma
lions confidence and honors. The frank
hess and honesty Of Mr.. Lincoln commend
ed him 20 the hearts Of the nation, and in
This first national message Of Andrew John
son, the qualities Of irankness, elearness
and honesty are conspicuous. On each sub
eet treated in the message, the meaning is
clear and direct.