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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-19

We are obliged 10 ". C. Collier, news
dealer. FOR the latest Louisville, Cincinnati
and New York paper.
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AucTIoS.-Attend the sale Of dry goods,
boot, shoes, and notions, by Geo. Shields
A Co., at 10 o'clock.
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Osa Jos 0EFIOE-We are executing every
deseription Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing ia the neatsst style, and II the lowest
prices, st this Office
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~. 'lal ATTAAoIioS a CsneroR. 6isrs A
S'-'-ssper sik Broeade, French 6rssa.
-, a .sil AlsO Printed Liner Lawns.
las AHgs Preach Jsccnsts.
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The Adams Express lays us under obliga-
tons daily for late newspapers, Northern
and Southern.
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Consigned By Railroad:

David Crane, so bbls. potatoes.
VI. W. Totten, ii pkgs. groceries.
=. Flannery, boxes II. II. goods.
/ trunk.
Griffith & Parsons, Is pkgs.
Morris a StTation, % bales cotton.
Dickey & smith, IS bales cotton.
French 3 Co., 20 bales cotton.
c. L. Fuller 4 Co., bale cassia.
J. S Rutland & Co., As pkgs. groceries.
G. n. VESSEL; u pkgs. groceries.
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CITY NEWS.

nv Sale ct this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. VIII be sold cheap for cash.
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Sons Of Temperance.

The annual session Of the Grand Division
s. Of 7. Of the State of Tennessee will com
mence in Temperance Hall, Masonic Ten
pie, on Thursday 18th, at 10 o'clock, IN.
octls-2t !. II. FARRAR, 6. S.
Get your wall paper at Merritt q Hills,
corner Of Market and Church streets.
OctS-tf
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Note Lost

/ est uais'aid or sto,s., a - I, ~ fs-or ar
~ toiaisr hfniheFs, dated Jan Az ia ISL ior
49, Al pef.l1e are uaroed aealast trading 81
$40 noiat a. ragr nent hsl teen stSpps3
J. 4. GRi8SkM,
ooAs-tA cclEEha. denn.
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Wholesale and Retail.
White Goodar


tora islEo Of md
conn
We
Wear.
addition to our Retail stock W have auei the third door
END Ms
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FRANKPARRIsH's

No. % ea1rea s., opposite ias MHsgnc Hsn.
~ Akifa iilsirennoFef Isio my new and couue-
IA dous aaolu. Z rearf. fully eruaancr ID uT
Old na.fu1s and she uct..e thai an pow rtaiv q
Alteud % tiaif aauas g better atyie filra ever
htn an eEpereEce. a. . dlsl-cas1 Barber ard
halr-dresssr. OF oriy yesrs, nud Win one q. ia
nost coum1dioua. elegani anA caunIeir'g %.
nisled establishments II tla eonuifF. nd fealf
% chtienEa c1rlalli-1a aitl my sliil|nf sipp r.
Ne Eastern cites. EEroiiauf "a - r'aif ~ a.
tines. Nrrs Wrfar-eIrsrfn I1r lne use RI custl-
nrefs nIfrrhaf ID fHa nrruIIaa1 lliirr myself
80 nafhlrr VII - Grlnd llcEflE FIHsl rlIas
fsir-ll rasaa-7 rnd naIuara alaays n afiaadr1re
Hrrrrfrr a. rl1r ~ ] - oLll HarE 9 eek =
o..|n.t e. ....rasI ncaraluz. 80 r1i. rI.z o.
auEit-asns--t go fttt-
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ola papers, (the largest in the city for sale
At this Office.
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E. P. CONE,
Has RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING
New Books:

Golden Leaves, series-Hood.
ArnHncau Queston-john Bnsht.
Ariemus Wards His. Travels.
ecoliection Of esvtnty years-Fsrfar
LIFE sat Speeches Of Andrew johnson Esoor.
Story Of great Msrch--Nicho.s. .
Woods Wsiers-sheet
r sgysin Crsfcism-Arnold
Dora Darling.
Patriot Boy-Headley.
Whins snd Qddifies-Hood
Up ihe Rhine. Hood
NIorri.ons-Hosmer
Ny Married Llie a. Hillsids-Bsfr, G-.x
Fos1cid Tributes . he memory IN 49,
Hesperus-Jea7 Paul
Tylney HsIi-Hood
Hand Book for Travellers in Kurope-Fstadya
Mr.. GoodieioE's Cookery a. Il sbo,,;d b. -
sklruishes snd ssetches -Gal Hameitos
SeFer woman Of The fAmily--Anehor Herr F,,s
Matrynonial ln'elicites-Bsrrv H-s,
civil Policy o. Afnsrica-DrAlser =
Ilernys homers Had, g vol
Ieunysons roems-F arFingford Faisan
lazy OF taEe-vslium cloth edltiou
Aaniiy rar-S voi., velum cloth edition
Somp foets-pzper illustrated
S'ttaEe iol'Ty'-illusIrsted By Darn x-fanar
knoch Arien--rarer. d q I = - lf-i'1---
Aan siifout . Ooantry- peper I'D so
also fan assortment q Fowler Wens pub.
,..,s.s =. ?. CONE,
No - Cheuy street.
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PHYSICIANS Prescriptions
Cotton Lands to Rent

CArshiily compounded Ct 81 Boundary or
c1scht--by competeni Druggists
iulYlS-sm
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CERrlFIcATEa.
nsln'1g a1cn artistic and iis value. arc uisrsi i
~ qpei anl vel fanal One of thase e.
felopas p n b snnt 81 maf II a-v a.fir.4. ~ -
- q = cents GVf Or ei- eleven rr 81. fhirir
tl - eiif-lFe c 81 500 aEI 1aa h1nffaf ~ az
9al7lfift qi no fiafilaaaia sou ulI ara ahat va
~ laE = aaFgs 30 aeea p D. ni your option ~
pay Ma doilar ana axe t1a a fcie pr nut Pgrrha-
.eif nay tnua olfai1 q aait Watch. u.nnoud Ena.
faAnai sewing Harl.le. er shy ST. 90 faualrF Is
llif II1t ier d and I'M raaa can fnaH rat Iaas
tlau 0ue lelar.s a1rts, 1ltlrreafa be- aanaa.
Aael1a ralfel I1 ever fQFn iu tra rrunrrF.
EaarT lefHanel1 make $40 faT se .Irr or Ei.r-
q aar-7 fla rre1tart sac % fautrT ever rnrar.
ifrd IEgn1T So eaaia Or d CsrIIfrafa. atrh arff
ili1rm grl H.lt sea ca oae1.a Coz Ore Della. y
er sane tine f1t oar rrluiar eruisln.ur uIf ~
nll - rIeI.l.a a.rn terms q. ana.
air. JAala hlICHiNsoN hCn
seP''-lm m hrnaiauT. asH Yorh
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IQUR HUNDRED ACRES a fusi-rsie C0iion
- isnd & oesrcd for rent fer tie ccm ~ year.
y iie- n frAnknn county, Tenueseee. uligs' rom
oce 50 nerhanl Tenn.
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A, -. - - ..,e l'r mile heats. hest three
- ~ p, pF1eioF's rarss M 50 7rl.~c
,iS.S-t ensri's, and larre -,
20 49,. IN, Was TIE most $50, ma,
the best. 'Ae Time was nsne OF
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Depot, SIS broadway.

~ .nll1ease stock Of pIznas. wufrhea. rrreIrv
- -eief aoois. ul 10 b soid Or OH. uOIffR
80. p liqlt Tsfi % value. sod uut y = u.If
20 ~ Iqu see Hilal y1u Eil receive.
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DIRECTORS
OFFICERS.

'. II. coLToS, Of Tenn, c. l. HroUFNsouRo, ofN.Y
wN. c. BUNTs, DELAN0 I. SMITH, Of MINI.
A. .. SANFORD, A. @. WELLS, Of Mich
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-19

OFFICERS.
President, "A. G. SANFORD,
PRIEST let National Bank, Nashville.
We ReSideaf,-A. 6. WELLS.
SoereiG1,--F. Il. COTTON.
Treaafrer,-WM. C. BUNTs.
Bfining SapsriHtendsHt--C. L. HEQUEMBOURG.
The property ofshe COMPANY consists OF lease
hold interestsi IN the counties d Overton Fentrshs
White, Jackson, and Warren, in the state Of Ten.
nestee, amounting IN the aggregate TO over eight
thousand acres.
The membership Of the Company and the Board
Of d rectors comprise men Of business experience
and reputation, and Of thorough snd practical ac-
quRintance with the OIL mines Of Pennsylvania
The Mining Superintendent was one Of the tirsf -
plorers q the Oh Geld OF hat Stae and sfruck tha
first flowing oil well 10 the country, wei known as
the Hsquembourg well, and 70 which the { 4 inter-
ests q Pennsyi 5Anis, hen 10 their nascent state
We very largely indebted.
This Compsny vii lease portions % their valua-
be snds IN small tracts, 70 private parties or COM
panes, for IMMEDIATE EEvrIoFHESr. This is a rsre
chance for bona "a operators to obiaio leases on
terms that all be Emnly remuueratiYe.
Terms made known on application.
NO MERE sPEcUIAToRs WILL BIZ TREATED WITH.
DESCRIPTION oflsnds and samples Of on Obtained
from the properly may be seen by calling Il the
ofhre az the Company No G6lS North Cherry
street. Nashville, Tenn
The Secretary, p. n Cotton, Nashville, will re-
celYe orders for stock, end val flrWard certificates
by return mail When the money accompanies the
order,
OF 6-n
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United amount only Of the stock thus appro-
prH ed has been placed IA the hands # the officers
Of The company 20 be sold az IS per share and ss
the sto X has all been issued flll aid, in pay
ment Of property, i is not therefore liable TO any
iutufe assessment.
VTucr: No. 5s1z North Cherry street, Pcstofice
box VA, Nashville, Tenn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-27

Tho stoamshp Cuba arrived at Halifax yesterday with
European advices to the 18th inst
ohm Bull has last been fairly scared out Of all pro-
presy by tho Fenan movement and Is making ~ great
. hubtss II hostile army Of two hundred thousand
mon Ind already landed his shores General Sir Hugh
Rose who subdacd the Indian rebellion by shooting the
ecpoys from the muzzle Of guns In command Of the
British troops In ireland, and has under him force
which our Dublin correspondent estimates at nearly
seventy four thousand men, sweep has been made
upon the once Of unhappy Dublin weekly newspaper,
suspected Of Fenanism, ond twelve fourteen pris.
prisoners, mysteriously stated not TO DO com.
posters, were secured A still more important
haul made subsequently, when the police came
across . live American captain with documents and
uniform In bis possession. Tho Prvy Council has been
soenly convened doc de what 10 TO be done with the
prisoners British war vessels hover around every por
tion OF the Irish coast which invading army could
eject landing and Donald Mckay the shpbudcr, has
been called consultation by the Admiralty with the
view OF protecting British harbors by torpcdocs In
OF war the latest dates the excitement and arrests
continued.
plot 70 assassinate the French Emperor on his woy
20 or from his recent interview with the Queen Of pan
st San Sebastian Is stated TO have been discovered
relative Of Orsni Is mixed up In the affair The
Queen Of Spain insisted upon accompanying her guests
ON their return, 80 a 70 share their riska
Cbolera, notwithstanding Its reported backward move
sncn, was creating great havoc In France. The Mayor
OF Narcotics had summoned the physicians together 10
consult what best 10 be DONE and the inhabitants
wore fleeing from the city panic stricken
The sttlcrs al III, Cape Of Good Hope continued
7 In tho London money market on the 10TH United
States Gse..wenses closed at osK 0ex, slight ad-
vance upon previous quotations
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+ II e N = W s.,
TRIAL OF WIRz.

Proceedings in the wirz court martial were resumed
yesterday additional witnesses for the prose
cution wcrc examined including John B. Jones, rebel
War Department clerk and Philip Cashmere, for four
years detective under General wnder, who both testi
fed to the unpopuarity of that officer and the efforts
made 10 have him removed, which always frusra
ted by JEFF Davis himself When the War Departms mt
occasion issued an order for wnders removal,
SeE vvtoed II and retained him. .tft ISL "a
Altar other testimony not Of particular interest
bad boon adduced Judge Advocate Chapman announced
hat he ready for witnesses for the defence TO be
called Previous tho commencement OF their exami
nation cooquy Of considerable length took place be-
tween the Judge Advocate and other members Of the
court and the two gentlemen acting as counsel
FOR the accused In regard 10 the secret con-
veyance, by one OF the latter, MI. schadc, Of
letters and money 70 wrz and letters from him TO his
wife, in violation Of tho prison regulations Mr. Schade
said that the letters perfectly innocent and that hc
would produce them In court, and that the money
TO buy food for the accused. with which he said his
keepers did not properly supply him. This latter state
msnt was conradicted by tho Judge Advocate and Mr.
Baker, the other member Of wirzs counsel, and the
court ordered the matter 70 Be investigated .sftt.
Fathers Hamilton and whellan, Catholic priests, who
ocatcd among the Audersonvlc prisoners, and Colonel
Fannin OF the First Georgia rcbcl reserves, who
stationed at that post then successfully examined
for the defence. They not cognzant Of the cruel
troa.ont to the captivcs charged against wrz though
OF u might possibly have been infcted but they
thought f IL had they would have known something OF
H. They had never the accused kick or XII men,
though he sometimes violent and profane. They
acknowledged that dogs kept by order Of General
wlndc to hunt those who escaped but had never
any OF tho torn by the animals. Father whellan
heard great deal Of complaint among the prisoners
that they ana not got enough to eat; but he did not
know that the they received spoiled because
he too much engaged In looking after their sous
70 particularly observe tho matter Of their food He
thought wrz did all he could for the physical and spr
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

Advertisements for the WEEKLY HERALD must be handed
IN before o'clock every wednesday evening Its cir
culaHcn among tho entcrprising mechanics farmers.
merchants manufacturers and gentlemen throughout the
country is Increasing very rapidly Advertisements in
serted in tho wEEKrY will thur be by large
portion OF the active aud cneycc people OF tho United
-StateA fh GO Tf7'fi--.Gr AW eaHNhN 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-27
Fanersl or Csptain Chsrlss n. Mar
- shall. s.eo "a
SERVICES AT THE FouRrEExrH' sx2xEr rREssYTn-
EI-TFN MAN cuuRou.

f.i RAN cHURcH.
The funeral of captain Charles r MnssAsn took pases
yesterday afternoon from the Fourteenth srsst Freshly
terrain church rhers large sndhighE respectable
attendance Among those pSescns were representatives
from the Chamber Of Commercsy Unies League Club
Marine Society," trustees Sailors Snug Hareor Cusscn
The following gentlemen acted a. psn bearers: -kear
Admiral Fanagut Russell Sturgis, A. A. Low, Geo W.
blunt = n RuQries j. d. jones', A. A. Murdock, Ezra
Nye Pi,lllp Hamilton and W. n, Webb. About haifpsn
three O'Clock tho remains placed = tie church ana
the religious services ccmmsnced Rev. DR. HITCHCOCK
offered IN an impressive prayer and read an appropriate
passage from the Scriptures after which Rev Dr rrsn
Ties deliyercd shor raj address Nc skescnco ~
life os CAPTAIN Marshall praised him for his consistsacy
and honesty and graphically described IBIS last dying mo-
mcnts The lid Of the CONN was then rcmovea wn .
10 take last lack AT tic deceased Inc remAhS WIZ
then removed 70 the second Avenue Cemetery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-27

Nmx. ANo VoD-The Alabama reofganising
state Couveuta N has unanimously declared
hsr or1;n.pce AZ .-ecession of 1861 null and
void. That Is the way to treat it-that process
makes clean work Of the rebellion and all -
works Null and void viii a. II y the yonn-
son platform.
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MIscELLAHEoUs.

The Aabsins reconstruction convention on Monday Of
this week sf'cr warm debate, unanimously passed an
ordinnrcc dec.a ing the cssion ordinance null and
void The crinsne r. csnizins tho destruction Of sa-
very f4yidas iiisi hereafter the institution shall
%. ,ad la ,nc sas ahIoh uasscd last Friday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-27
Death Of General Revere. enl
I BxrrrroRx, Sept. -, 1895.

r,uades General Revere. formerly 81 The Tenth Mary
land battery md lsstesy In esnnssd q me one NM
drod ana Seventh United ssAs cciorsd srca ssssnne4
q More~ssd Cry, sied there afew DAYS sssoe hs co
reached hero to-aAy ana vin DO ssut " bis ls'v N
u,e,aan General Revere entered thaservice - ahrs<
,s.,s.aut in the Nsx York Fire zovavss SFRhN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-27

BAD ron THE SHENANDOAH.-TheL London 1Nnes
denounces her. The Times. thinks that her
captain is carrying the joke too far-he ID
making the question Of British depreciation on
our commerce little too distinct. So long as
there was a rebel government and oil the
dust Of a war to confuse matters and make
it seem that Wadden was acting on rebel
responsibility the Times liked it very we'll;
but now that Waddcll, in his British ship,
with his British crew, goes on the same as ever,
shows that the confederacy was nothing to him
and its fall no reason why he should stop bis
British cruise, the Tines don't like it at all
Waddell, therefore, had better stop. 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-27

ssrr. aa-A number Of har.kmcn were brought into
cours sAls massms VA Of hsssss corpus rhcy
n.a hesu arsssed on tho Charge Of melting breach Of
shc peace BY soliclsinx Passengers % tho Albany ps
nrrislon rssesved> as Sos ~ ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-27

Rxssnsi~s Robbery n mphis-CettoA
Market. nIH ltsA
IA NJ xrms SEPT. ., lseA
and robbsd Of thlvty thousand dollars worth Of jewciry,
Cotton. YssANsdar recep.s 500 bales; Gales 2oo ~
ohouk -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-27

4 Tim FIRsr 6M0r At RA1MosDs-Henry J.
RAYMOND, Of the Times, member elect to The
new Congress, is candidate for the Speaker
ship. A Washington correspondent Of the.
7yibwns says that his friends there are seaicusly
at work, and "boast their ability to swallow all
lesser candidates, while one over-con6dent
boosted that they were in possession Of the
proper arguments, and in SUFFICIENT quantity, to
insure an Ultimate triumph" This amounts to
a declaration Of war from the radicals against
Master Raymond, and the worst Of II is that II
is perhaps too late for him to haul up 70 the
wind. 80 r ~ ~, < 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-27

AUTHORIZATION MArrsES--The Hipposhessrcn, as
permanent establishment for equestrian drama, like
those 30 handsomely sustained in the European capitals
may he said to be fully recognized To-day the first
grand MATINEE Of the will take place, saordng an
excellent opportunity for heads OF families children and
our country cousins to witness the really excellent per-
formanccs presented
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-27

and Iagss has been rendered IN the Supreme Court N
Albany, declaring uaat shares OF Stockholders IN
national bank when the capital stock Of the bank u Ia
vested in government securities exempt from State
taxation while the supreme Court Judges in the Fifth
Judicial district have decided in exactly the
Both cases. It is understood, will be taken to
the Court Of Appeals II IL said that II the former
decision Is sustained, sixty million dollars worth Of
capital this city will be exempted from State taxation
The steamer Rip Van Wrinkle struck on some sunken
object the Hudson yesterday morning opposite
Troy stove hole in her hull and soon after settled
down with the water up her guards but not however
till after all her passengers baggage and freight had been
landed. g 10Y ,sHi--a. fesAA "a
Tho convention Of delegates from the vaross trades
unions throughout the STATE which assembled In Albany
on Monday continued in session yesterday 0ficers OF
State organization were elected and considerable Other
business OF interest to mechanics generally was trans
acted including the initiation Of for tho
ductIon OF the number OF hours Of labor They win meet
again to-day.
prize fight for one thousand dollars side took place
on Monday near Philadelphia, between James Turner
Of that city, and John Turner Of New York, In which
the former declared the winner in consequence Of
his opponent alleged having struck foul blow IN tho
sixteenth round a ST. B fss .sesess
The stock market was dull and ON the whole lower
yesterday Gold was firm, and closed q l43X ~
Thsre was : fair amount II business transacted h
commercial circles yesterday; yet there was no essai
activity except In few articles The markets. vese
generally nrm and the sles almost universally Al
full prices Groceries Arm. Cotton was shade
lower Petroleum was nrm On Change nour and Grain
were irregular. Pork higher. but closed with
part OF the advance lost Lard and whiskey werc Arm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-27

WHERE THE UNION SHOE PNcHEs.-The re-
luctant spirit which many Of the rebel leaders
manifest in returning to their allegiance To the
Union may be readily accounted for after a
glance at the following figures. On the LIST Of
January, 1854, according to the o1acial state
ment Of the rebel Secretary Of the Treasury, the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-27

QUE SIAdAsA PALS soRszsra EDnNcn.

The Hurope1h Capitalists ~ Clsvslsna.
- 1900 ~.s~ CLKvrzArD, Sept =. 1eok
SIR Morton Pcto and party today the guests ~
the Board Of Trade, who showed them tho proninsns
manufacturing works. dspos and mills in ride through
the city and ~ suburba In theafternoon they wess
presented to the merchants Change end th evening
are participating IN sbanquet at the Wsdaen House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-27


BREAK1NG THE FENrAN BUrTERLY on A
wnEEr--The steamer Of some days ago told us
Of two or three English gunboats sent to the
Irish coast and the last steamer now tells rs that
the whole channel feet has LEFT Portsmouth for
the same destination, and the London Times says
terribly that "there must be prompt careful and
complete repression and prevention" Repres-
sion Of what Prevention Of what What can
II possibly be that England proposes to rcpress
and prevent with her gunbosts and her chan
mel neets Fenianism, Of course, Is all joke.
The London Times has quite convinced us Of
that. II has shown us beyond dispute that the
Fenian movement is merely q little Irish nom
sense-a dainty myth. But has the British
government sent the channel feet TO suppress
myth? Funny government that.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-27

AN EASY QUESTION 10 ANswzR-Greeley
somewhat noisily asks, 'tIf negro suffrage Is moi
an issue in Pennsylvania, we should like "a
know what Isl" We can tell him. The para
mount issue in Pennsylvania is the spells. I,
is an old issue, but II holds its own even
against negro suffrage.