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Proposals.
Large Government Sale Of Coal.
100000 BUSHELS.
oUARTFRMAsTER GENERALS OFFIoI

-s-r QUARTFRMASTER GENERALS OFFICE, I
WNHISaTOS, u. c., August 5, 1865
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited snd vii be 70
- ceiyed at the paces and until the dates hereafter
named for the purchase Of all the surplus Coal al
those places, belonging 10 the Government
At LOUI-VILLE, n.y., until IL o'clock m, o.
Wednesday. August 20. for Coal lying ct Louisville,
Ky and Nashville, fem.
At ST LOUIS, Mo-, until - o'clock m, Of Tues
day. Septemotr6 for Coal lying Il Cairo, a., Mem
PMS, Tennis Helena. Ark, and Mouth Of Whts
River
AT VlCKSBUR6, Miss, until Il O'Clock m. o.
Friday SeptsIahes 10, for Coal lying at Yieksburg
At NAfCHhZ, Mas, until IL O'Clock, m d, O.
Monday, September Is, for Coal lying Al Nstchez
mis issippi-
SepA ate proposals will also be received at the
same time for the Barges B. ats containing the
Coal
Rach envelope containing a bid should b. sealed
fndthe name or number Of the barge containing il
endorsed thereon, snd sddtessed 10 4" Brig Gen.
Lewis B. Parsons. Chief Rail ano Bver Transports
ton," in care Of the gu Ttermsster in ehsTge Of
river transportation al tbs point designaied fol-
open ng the bids
Payment to Re msda in Unitel States currency
upon the a eeptRnee of any proposal, and prior 10
the teVeryof The property.
The Government reserves the tight to WithdraN
any Of the Coal and thu Bsrges conaining t. snd 20
reject proposals II deemed 100 low.
BY order OF the QuarternAster General
LEWIS b. PARsONS.
pfigader General snd Chief Rail and River Trans
portsflon- Hlg'z-A
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7 ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE
L ross st y-i 4H OF
STEAMBOATS,. BARS Is, AND sHIP-YARn.
QUAkTERsAsTEE GEsrRAL's OFT'cE,
"a assyTEare,S- Il & ft,lv 90 lR6f

ef o CHARACTERISTICS GEsrRAL's OFFcE,
MAslnNsroS, u c., July %, 1855. s.
Sealed Proposals are invited and will be received
at the Office ~ the Qtsrtsrmsster General ibnreau
of Rail sod Riv' T snsport atiYn). at Wasnngt u,
u c., until the first day OF September. Le1t, at y
o'cliek NJ, for P1Tcfa-e OF the lowing named
Slsamboats, Barges, and other prope ty:
Side wheel steamer thiekmnsugs, registered
tonnage 20Z ton. $50
side.wnsel Steamer Burnside, registered tonnage
90 tons.
side wheel steamer Thomss. registered tonnage
s'do-wheel steamer Sherman, registered tonnage,
kide-wheel steamer wauhaschis, registered ton.
mage 81 as.
Stern wh,sl steamer Knoxville, registered tonnage
&C 20. e.
sids-wheel steamer Dunhsr (wreekl. registered
tonnage, - tons s-.---+..5
Stern wheel steamer Kingston. registered ton
siern.vhsei stesner Ksnessw. registered tonnage
stern wheel steamer Bridgeport. registered ton
stern-Eheel steamer HolstOu, registered tonnage,
So tons. T--
stsr1.ahesl steamer Missionary, registered ton.
sterl-whseI steamer Chattanooga, registered
tonnage ~ tons.
stsrn-wheel steamer Atlanta, registered tonnage.
2ZI tons.
Stern-svheel steamer Ressca, registered tonnage,
1s2 tons.
SEN wheel steamer Lookout. registered tonnage.
LIS tons.
stern-wheel steamer Stone River. registered ton
mage, 2l4 tons.
stern-whsel steamer Cllnch, registered tonnage,
- tons.
Side-wheel steamer Transfer, register I'VE tons.
s'ds-w0et steamer Ad Hines, registered LIZ tons
Hharfbost Gre cent CITY, req tered $40 tons.
MhRrfboat GlenWood, registered l57 tons.
Also, seven 90 GunNGie Barges
I One Row Bost snd one Model Barge.
All Of which can BE- seen at Chattanooga, Tenn,
! 81 suy INNS prior TO the day Of sale.
Also, for the buildings, ways, stationary mschne-
/ ~ snd sppertenances IN the Onited States ship
I building Yard ~ Chattanooga
A 10 1 &c cTiption OF WlIich can be seen 81 the
Offices Of the Qusrtermarters Of Transportation at
( Cincinnati, Louisville. Nashville, Sc LOuis, and al
! Chattanooga. -.-rf - a
Proposals are invited for each boat OF barge seps
raiey; the name OF the boat or description OF the
/ bsrg- 10 he des gnaiei IN the proposal.
iuii description az the properly may be obtain.
edon application 10 Breyet Colonel Arthur Edwards
| a. @ NJ St Louis, Mo. ta
Eaeh envelope containing a bid should be scaled
and endorsed Proposal Tor Steamers, Bargea, ans
/ Rail and kver Transportation f" and addressed to
DC.
Payment 10 be made IN United eta'es currency
upon the acceptance of any proposal, and prior "
| the delivery Of the properly.
The Government reserVssthe right to withdraw
any Of the above property snd 70 reject prop osas
BY order Of the QusrtsgInaster General
LEWIS r. PARSONS,
Brig, General and Chief Of Pa and River Trans
( portaton. saR9-f
/ RoBT. A ALLISON. JAS. ?. KIRXNAN.
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Oriental Pearl Drops.

LNoR BeaufifyiBR he complexion. effsctuaIly re
Il moving
Tsn, Frecklss, Blotohss, and giving the Skin an
elegant srnOothEess not easily avsned by any other.
Its use sncng Lsdiss OF Fashion in the East gives
it charS,ssr for efficacy which at once stamps 4 as
infinitely superior ioE the toilet Of sny lady.
Can be Obtained from any respectabls drug store,
and also wholesale or otherwise from the proprie-
tors. see
s.r1eAE- HURLEY, PUDDLE co.
Corner Seventh snd Green streets, J. Louisville.
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AENOUNOEMES7s OF OlEDIDArz.
liar az LE7FERS

Re,aainiag al the NasADiie Post ogsee'
xvsdnesdsy. August 80. 1858.
The List Of uncalled for Letters has been
assigned to The Nashville UEIoS, BY Post
master Lindsley, for the year 1865, IS the
Usper having the largest circulation, in
Guiding the army.
All letters advertised are subject 10 an e1tls
fr5s 81 tyro oenta. Per ons cal ing for them vail
.iel.se - prepared with the Necessary chs ge.
Per-ou- calling for these letters VIA leass ~
tnsv nls advertised, and give the dsie d list
Al letters not taken DOT IN one month VII be
rsto The General Post Of3ce ss dead letIers.
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Oysters, Canned Fruits,
PRESERVES. MACKEREL,
sardines, Etc:
Pickles. Etc.

10000 Henry Clay Cigars.
$4,000 "Perfeeiion't do -
so.ooJ "Flgaroa d ) On whole sad half boKss)
$4,000 Zip Top" do
$1,000 Tycoon" do
5000 ,'Andrsw Jsekson7 Cigars.
10000 "W K WaR'' DO
5000 Star Of tiss West, do fyefy Gne)
1900 WashErgton do
eco, coo Assortea Brands.
so HaA butts POeAhontas pounds bright CheH.
ing Tobacco. -
100 CaddIes strawberry' quarters Tobscco.
70 e away APPLE 40
90 Butts Navy d. F
100 Caddes black fsus, - do
Sunny side, Sseet owen sad peR Drop, Fine Cut
Chewing obaeco.
Fine Cus kilikIunick smokirg Tobaee0, 10 pound
Osles and "WeedH in whole and half barrsls.
We are the sole Agents for 81 Beck s
popular 49,
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Education.

THE undersiEned vii open ere ne4t se.-es - y
II ~ Fnglieh Clessjoai and Mathruaaila4 Al se ~
an fhe an a aeptenbef Isds. aud coli'rue = =.
a. IA al July feee. Every eflort vi p 49,
prorao s. The maFH and intellecila Up - -,
~ Ire youth iliat may b infrusted ~ es.. -
Nasr - 81 pupils EnnY e len ~ NJ Ieoi.s|..9 -
AlesNfs RegTs 4 Co, Pubic square -, t,,..
laooua II he foutk -aaEf ear1af q. ". - ~
= saelo--irSs FATfANltl $50
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Nashville, Tennessee,

A RE RECEIVING AND HAVE IN STORE
$50 Barrels Fine Bourbon Whiskey.
20 Viewers MonoDgshela Risky.
so . Robertson county,
% 81 Fine old Lincoln county
10 " Old Peach Brandy, very 6ne.
10 " Old apple
10 " Fine imported Aeunesy Brandy.
Casks Fine STAR and ''Crsscent" Port Vine.
imported.
10 Casks Sherry Vice, Emperor quality
10 Pipes superb Rhine Wine.
50 - Weeks Fine Cstswba Vine.
100 :. l.ODRWorth's Up ,rkling CstaHha Wine.
100 Imported Claret Wine.
10 Casks Fine Jamaica Rum
10 Imported HOllsnd Gin,
50 Cases genuine NeuchGta Absynthe-
10 Casks sisperor CatsWra Brandy.
leo barrels Fine N. o. sugar.
p J" @ fee "
70 Bbls and y bbs. Powdered Bar. Sugar.
80 " r Crushed Sugar.
90 Bags Prime Rio Coffee
20 Bbls and = IBIS \ MolRases.
loo Boxes Superior German Soap.
$50 % Star and summer Candies.
100 /" Starch.
300 Cases assorted Matches. -
100 {" B Soda.
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For sale.
chsttanOOga BOILING Min.
wAR DEPARTMENT.

war DEPARTMENT, \
Once Of Director and Gent. Manager N RRUS
Weshngtons .. 6 ia y 81, lss5.
DROPOSAL3 viii be received al Shis Ofiice ensll
il u o'clQck. noon. "a Weduesoay, hepiHrbel
lSth, 1853, & purchase he Z. 3. RilitaFF kazoad
Rolling Mil at Chattanooga, Tenn, with the ma
ehizery, toos, buildings, fixtures. and track con.
neetinR the kaihns Nal sifh the Nashville and
Cilaftanouza Eairoad
1hs mill and machinery constructed to re-roll
Railroaa lfon are e1arely new. sEd of me mot inn
proved rhaFactsr.
Fer fail description and details Of aPefzfitn c.
paeitys Sc apply IN person or By letter, 10 T. w,
lardieyi - PR tfnde1t, graftenQoEa Tenn.
Al lids should Be- endorsed Proposals 50 mn.
ehsss chafianooEA Boiling MIL"
..5 ~ 2. c. McQALLuM.
6Fsyk bEiE SEA, i4reesor sna 6EneEal Maaages
Aili;sEy hsilfosas Us, ~ a1slo-td
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Dir. Al. HURLEY'S
INK, INK. INK.

CEATON's Chemical Writing Find Is bscomspe
- voric-renO- ned for its Superior Dual " Hay
ng been introduced only about SIX years 4 has Re
come the principsl INK nov 10 uss with tho e who
sans me nee noSns NIX, and for IL pairnanency
used. FOR Counting house, banks on SCHOOLS il 6
uuequaled, and EDS enfy 20 be tried 20 ~ splroy.
ed, For sale b, Drugsusts aud Merchants eyeIy.
where. b Riley, RUDDLE 4 co.
Msuufsctu sIs and Proprsters.
Corner Ssyenth and Green STA, iouisVllla
To whom ali orders should Be addressed
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Dissolution Of COpartnsrshlp.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, August /, 1866.
H1HE firm OF Tlliord Hays IL this daV dissolved
i BY mutual consent w. Fl. TlfoTd d alone
authorized to use the name Of he arm in icJgids-
ito ]. BE assumes al the liabilities ard EiR collect
all amounts due said firm. isug5-6
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A IL parsons having 6isd clalnH telors ne
"a Board Of Glaims Inst tuted uncer 8pecial
Field Order. No. g. d March I'M. ISIS /" and spa.
b spClylnK % William DFiFsr, Recorder Of = q
Boar1. +" ~ 9airp ea0a a1i'Agsltcf ~ ~ ts1i
~ a. EFpaFigse1f o isssc guft Csfi fcdel- ~ y.
vii aftsnd % he collection d sad elalns y ~
qured. Ofiics a. Alien a Cary's. cornef q es1A'
street. and squsre. gp stairs. -
unsS-sms WIsfIAM DRIVER, RsooFa@f'
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RsTKs OF ADVERTISING.
10 ABEERTsERs II BEEAIIe ;.

Aavers,seroents IN TIE Special Column, hrst time,
49,, 10 lines. 81 oe-each additional line -
,euts; suhsequsai Insertions. 10 cents per hne. In
T.sssl Co7uunn first time, tom 70 Ines. u ~
esch adaIuOasl line % cenfsi eaoae4uens insef-
tons, Is cents per inc
an ADVERTISEMENTS Occupying special position,
nd AL Souhle column Advertisements. VIII De
charged E3x per cent advance on regular ratse.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
wn be ehArxsd ct TIE regular advertising rates,
and must Invariably be PAID advance, OF no u
ssrtou made
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SANDS'ALE.

ME nave on hand large stock Of ssnds' chi
W esgo Cream and stock Aies. whch We guar
anfee direct from Sands Chicago Brewery, sl3hO'
ket.
Also Bottled Ale Of The best Manufacture. We
have also large Stock Of Sutiers' SUPPLIES, and
Family Groceriss, which We are Offering It low
figures. 8. g. WOOD AGO,
lels-0 - Union street.
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Hurley Popular Worm
Candy.

A 9 this Ia really specific for Worms. and the
"A best and most pslstable form 20 give TO chi.
dren, . e nos surprising 'has ii is fss' taking the
place Of ali Ctnar preparations for Eorms-it beiue
perfectly tastelesE, any child viii take H.
HURLEY. RU0DLE CO., Proprietors,
Corner Seventh and Green streets,
a-fso GIt Ata' ara louisville. Ky
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Military Claim Agency.
JOIN O'AEILl.
G.a.s Cap. I'm U.aGLS

OFFicERRs' Monthly and Quafterly Papers an
" hustsr-out Rolls promptly e1seufed.
Particular attention given to The cohesion
claims for cOmrnisssy and QuArissnaasisrs' ssores
whether reoeipted fos or not
C7srns aOr Pension, Bounty. ArrsSrs o. PA, Prise
Money, pay fJr horses lost "a sszvicss tsgethsg
with just dsInanda assinsi NE um6sd stzias.
tended TO and promptly collected.
Vouchers proeured ior menorandanf rsesipts.
FoucAers aOTEnsl % iufoznzl. ooleotsd.
Ohesrs' QuNrtsrusssssr and Osdiasnos r st,,rua
no mater how comPaca,sa. szscufsd h = A..
days.
oaicers' Pay Aesouuts made oute
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TarasUnT DEFAErHEET.
oes1a AZ TIA coroptroller Of tns Currsneys Z
Wsshingtou, June q, ASH, J


fes.s ~ ffa con,pfr5ller Of the Currsneysf
Wash'Bgton, June i6f ASK. J
UTHFRFAs, By - lsfotoTy evidence praaentsa
w 10 sFe undersigusd, & hzs oeen 70 ts = sp-
-. sbst 1.-THE THIRD NATION a. bAhh "
sssaVTLLE,s In toe ely Of hashyile, y -, tle
eorntv III Davidson. aud State o. Len1s-.e y -
-, Adv organ zad under and secof1ing Q ne
-e1ire-septs al he Acs Of Congress, entitled An
Al q nFoviae Nsiionai Currency secured y
vieay. II Uuited statfs beads. ard - PfoFlde ior
~. 1900 al and REDEMPTION thereeb approved
Inns 3 J. iss4 and rs colnpled Win ~ sae gfgFi-
Ssgns Of sad set required % ne ceiaplle4 Aitn ~
90 -rrar1eacing The busneas Of Banking undar
~ therefore,, I, Freeman 0srke, Comptroller
~ ~ rrrsncy. 90 hereby certify thst 'nfhe lhlrd
Se,-eT ssuk Of Nashville" n the city o. Mash
;iIe I, lie county u DaTidsons and ciaie =! Ie1-
ssss.ss l. authorised 70 eounnence ths basiness q
Ts.nl-,rio uuder fhs act aforesaid
n testimony Whereof, witness NJ
hand snd seal ~ oihce, this slEhssuih
wv FREEMAN CLARKE,
CompEnoiler of ne currdacy.
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HurIey's Stomach Bittsrs.

I'oR DEBILITY, Loss Of Appetite, Weakness, In
II digestion or Dyspeosia. want Of soton Of TIE
LAYER, DsoTJleTed ~tOmscb, there ara no Btters
that can compare with these in removing these dis
tressng complaints, For sale or can BE had 81 any
drug store IN the uited Ststes or from the prCpre
tors, Loiis7llles Ky corner Seventh and Green
streets, to whom al orders should be addressed
HURLEY, BUBBLE CO.
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CoRPs OF CI4EIlELsl.
RsFEssgess.

Bon William g. HSQ snloE. Governor q Tou.
Brig Gen James P, Rsowaloz. Adjstani esusrl
Of Ten esses.
MAJOR eenersl 9. D esanlsy, stA ArIay cosFs.
- MAJOR General 0eF'gge stonsmRn, EnoEsile,
Bgt. MSor esVsrd R. ". johnson. PhIasEi.
Tenn.
iune25-smo
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49, me Above insturoo sin b opsnsd ~ bus
ness b thsc0drrs o. fsE cEys, 81 Whica doe 20,
ice VII - gwen . -..
iszg-2n IeitT rapsss eopy.l
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RoBT. A. ALLISON. JAS. ?. KIRxNAN.
1 ALxY. ALLISON
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Proposals.

~ A. v. s. LINDSEY, P. n.
Nashville, August 20 -arg1s
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At ylCKsBURs, Mf&I5sIPPI. until Friday, Sep
teuiee- rs u M, fer
ecrew Tug Belle ] arlington. registered q ions.
One % WhArf-bosf, Tg5 tons.
One Il Nhaff-boat, 7sT tons.
Model BsIges Porter Rhodes aud George 2. Nc
Cane
Nine (9) Gcnwaie Bsrges.
Forty (40) Coal Boats,
One (lj Ia Il and one % Floating Dock.
Al Of which ran he seen At Hieksblrg Niississippi,
Until the day Of sale.
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Sealed Proposals are invited nnd viii he received
AZ the places. 400 until the dates htrensfeF Dameds
fof the purchase OF the following named stesmbosts
Whsrfboas, Bsrges, ana osheT properly
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At NATCHEz, MISSISSIPPI Until Monday, Sep.
= TENDER Is. II m, i5r
| One Whalf-boat, 700 t1ns.
Model Barge M0llie.
Five % GunEaie Barges. h f.
Three 49, Coal Boats.
All OF which can Be seen at Nasehsz. hisslssiPpl.
until the dsY 81 sale.
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more generally acceptcd-if there should
be on tho part of Canada and the other
North American colonies sincere and
deep desire to form a considerable state
and develop its resources, and to pre-.
serve the patronage and hid Of EnglaSd
until that mature hour when We shall
lose our dependency, but gain perma.
nent ally and friend-then it would be
the grcatest political blunder that can be
conceived for US to renounce, reliuquish,
and avoid tho responsibility of muiu.
tanning our interests in Canada at the
prescnt moment. If, from considcra.
lions Of expense, We were to quit the
possessions that we nov occupy in North
\ America, it would be ultimately, as re-.
CARDS our resources and wealth, as fatal
aud disastrous step as could possibly
be taken."
Mr.. Bright said that there was 40
power in England capable Of defending
Canada against the United States. lie
did not apprchend wac.
Tiscount Palmcrston thought the dc.
bate would have great value. It would
show Americans that the disposition Of
England was not hostile to their coun-
try. There was nothing, be thought to
Indicate the probability Of war; but it
was still the duty Of England to afford
TO Canada the most perfect defense
which was possible. lie said: eve
have no complaint to make Of the Gov
cruuent of the United States; they
have acted in fair and honorable man
ncr in all the matters that may have
arisen between us No doubt there are
claims which they have put forward, not
urging them at present, but laying tho
ground for :heir discussion at some tu-
lurc tune. No doubt, also, we have
claims upon them which We do not put
forward at present, but have announced
to he claims which at some future time
may be discussed. But I should trust
that VIC both feel it to be for the interest
-ay, and for the honor Of the Two coun'
trics-that peace should be preserved,
and that matters Of this sort ought to be
capable oc a friendly and amicablc ad
'justment. All | can say is that the
Gevcrnmcn;, us long as they continue
to be chargeable with the condact Of af'
fairs, will do every thing that 'he honor
and interests Of the country permit them
to do to maintain inviolate the relations
Of peace and friendship between the Iwf
countries
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The Human Pulse.

The human pulse has in all ages been
consulted as an index Of health or dis.
ease. It is a kind Of dial within us,
which gives US both the measure Of time
and Of health. The pulse Of a person in
health beats about seventy strokes IN a
minute, and the ordinary term Of life is
about seventy yenrs. In this seventy
years the pulse Of temperate person
beats t%o billion five hundred mad sew.
million four hundred and forty
thousand times. II no actual disorsan
ization should happen, u drunken person
might live until hie pulse beat this nun
Der of times; but Ivy the constant stlm
ulus of ardent spirits, or BY palse'quick'
ening food, the pulse becomes greatly
accelerated, and tho two billion Eve hun.
dred and sevcuty -four million four hun;
dred aud forty 'thousand 'pulsations are
performed in little more than haE the
ordinary term Of human life, and !lfe
goes cpt ia forty or forty, Eve years, in,
stead of seventy. This application OF
ru umbc,s is given to show that the acooI-
eratisu Of these furces dimin;shes the
term of human life. ... o.
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fall back from that grand ta5le-land Of
disinterested patriotism which has emo
bled our national character. the world
ove.. The spirit Of self sacrifice which
has carried Us so gloriously through the
struggle, would yield to the graspiag
spirit Of aVarice and vulgar 'rcvengc.
Such q spirit would wock evil in every
circle, public and private. Bad men
would profit by it, and good men would
suffer. It is wholly wrong thing. 1t
has oevcr proved serviceableto any peo'
pie. Let US as we have shown ourselves
strong in every grand moral attribute
during this tremendous, struggle, show
ourselves equally strong in the exercise
Of moderation aud maSnanilnity in the
hour Of triS mph. ....
Uuless we desire constant trouble and
annoyance, it is vastly to our interest to
adopt conciliutory measures with the
rank and file Of the Southern people,
whilst we visit proper punishment upon
the guilty leaders Of the rebellion. The
Southern masses arc in a good frame Of
mind to prepare chem TO act as allies
with US in preserving the peace. They
now see how terribly they have been
dupel aud deceived. They appreciate
the advantage Of holding fast to the
National Government, and the appalling
danger Of defyiug its authority. They
Stand sadly in need Of clothing, food
indeed thousand Northern fabrics.
They will in all probability, if we deal
kindly with them, make good citizons,
With the abolition of slavery, we wiz be
a homogeneous and harmonious people.
We will. verify DO all the stronger and
more powerful for this bloody, costly,
devastating war. 1t is gratifying to no.
toe that the President Of the United
S,ates, aud such men as Mr.. Greeley ol
tho 1ribunc, beSiu already to forecas,
measures for promoting good order and
fellowship in the insrrgeut sections, and
protecting ourselves against the necessity
Of keeping up large military establish
ments, and guarding against foreign in
trigucs. All good men will wish them
we'll in this enterprise Of wisdom and
Christian concord.