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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Visit Of Cbior.Jusiicc Oh Ne h''''""'"
Notions a 20 tho Loyn.F W ""
CaroIinn Rebels.

FROM Our Sptcia tOHerP"heh'' 49,
RArncm. n c.. Nay G. leo'
Chief-Justice Chase is now at WilmlnT loh'
where several citizens from deren parts Of the SSe
will meet him for consultation.
With all Difference to the ChiefJustieo / wonid
respectfully suggest q doabt to the possibility Of
the true state Of public feeling in the State
y such means 90 as 70 be able integently 20 shape
any future policy upon IT, challenge tie dissent OF
any intelligent aud ojservan, officer or citizen here
from what now propose to state.
Tie temper OF the masses In sorth c. -.
vet. unchanged; and AZ TO ttc'p ..,. .na p.,.l
class par sresilere they ar. ,.n.h,, ,,.c,,,g nm
subdued, 80 I0ssibIc tors devilsh than they ever
were.
One would think &c were the subjuRated and con
quered people and the Rebels. Iosy act as n tho
surrender Of Leo and Johnston made merely r.
accommodate us-not from necessity and that they
were entitled 10 particular confederation therefor
caution you not TO take one.haf you hear from tli'
quarter touching tho fast returning spirit o1 loyalty o
the people rs genuine. There IL to be mass meeting
here n Thursday evenng-and ar iRhnins"'n' II the
(Iatter is any way n general thing in Raleigh VII
be because fear Of having their Widow smashed vii
illuminate them and lore Of the old fag. 'Chil
dren and fools always tell the truth" II you choose
YOU may set me down for either If what say proves
fase II 10 all bosh and hnmbug to pretend that TIM
State is moro loyal than Georgia or Soath Caroinn
There ore not more rampant Rcbcls ont Of he'll or 4 orc
| Of them for the population than in Raleigh. Es.
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THE REVIEW.
AtS O'Clock this morning, Major-Gen. Howard
and staff, commanding the Army Of the Tennessee,
took position in front of Jarets Hotel for the purpose
OF reviewing the Seventeenth Corps, MaorGen Frank
Blair commanding, as they marched through Peters
burg on their way to Richmond and Alexandria.
According 70 orders previously received from Head
quarters Department Of the Tennessee. the Corps
marched in column of fours by the flank which.
strictly speaking, not in order Of review"
EXCELLENT MARCHING.
As the different Brigades and Divisions Of the Corps
passed through the city, their excellent marching. elias
ITCHY Of step and fine soldiery appearance was the
subject Of remark of every who witnessed them;
every was in his proper place. and the different
regiments well closed up; the men looked Just as
fresh as when they started from Raleigh and were In
excellent spirits at the prospects OF carly return to
their homes.
COMPOSITION OF THE ARMY OF TENNESSEE.
More than twothirds of the comprising the
Army of Tennessee veteran troops. who have
marched through the greater portion OF the socaied
Southern Confederacy and there are but few regiments
in the command who have not marched upward Of six
thousand miles, incredible II may appear since their
first enlistment and muster into service They are con-
secuenty trained to marching, and it is doubtful II
there Is any other army in tho world capable Of making
the extraordinary marches which Sbermabs Army can
now make with comparative ease
The FLAGS
which the different regiments and brigades carried. by
their tattcred and ragged appearance, told nnmstaka
bly, of the many bardfought battles which now form
portion Of the history Of the country and were fire.
quenty appauded and ssluted they passed through
BY the crowds of soldiers from the garrison OF this
city who lined the streets and sidewalks along the llnc
OF march.
THE TRANSPORTATION
was in excellent condition. and reflected the greatest
credit Of the General commanding and his subordinate
officers They followed in Of the infantry column,
and were the subject of remark by the officers Of the
Potomac Army present.
The MARCH TO-DAY.
The Seventeenth Corps will march to Swift Greek a
point about siX miles distant from Petersburg, ard
there go into camp for night. Tomorrow morning
they will resume their march and proceed far as
Manchester haiing this sIdo Of the river, where
preparation has been made 10 provide the army with
fu ratiors for the remainder Of the march TO Alexan
dris
REVIEW OF THE FIFTEENTH CORPS.
The Fifteenth Army Corps Major.Gen John A.
Logan, win be reviewed tomorrow al about sociock
m. as tbey pass through this city 10 Alexandria, via
Richmond.
The following oongraluatory dispatch was received
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FROM Fortress Monroe.
FORTRESS MONROE, THURSDAY Ma,

FORTRESS MONROE, Thprsdav May II IrU'.
I'm anticipation of the arrival of the various
armies at Alexandris and Washington large amounts
OF supplies Of all kinds have been despatched from here
fleet Of 30 forage and 10 commssary vessels sailed
from here yesterday and to-day. The destination OF
all vessels loaded with supplies consigned to City Point
and Richmond has been changed.
After on unusually long Winter. the weather has be-
come exceedingly warm Frpit Of all kinds Is gradu
ally making its appearance and Strawberries green
peas and other vegetables quite plenty and cheap
The steamer Fulton arrived here todayhom Hilton
Head.
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From Our Special Correspondent.
EDQEs. GEN. SHERIDAS's CAVALRY CoRPs. SEAR(
PEILRsBURG, Va, uesday May g. Ices. )
RuRRMAN'S ARMY At PETEkSRulG.


suBRNANs ARMY at PETERSBURG,
The Seventeenth and Fifteenth Corps Of
Sherman's Arny--dusty and tired infantry columns,
mounted officers, cavalry ba,alions, martial bands in
full blast futerng bsnnefs, rafting artillery trains
and bling army wagonshave been passing through
Petersburg all day, bound for Manchester opposite
Richmond ard thence for Alexandria, by way 81 the
battle fields Of last Spring
The entire army (that is all that is coming North at
present. struck the Southsde Railroad at Whites and
Blacks Station the Twentieth aud Fourteenth Corps
marching direct for Manchester by way VI Beverly's
Bridge across the AppomattoI and the other two
rps coming this way for the sake OF more marching
room,
The dus,y veterans Of the South were received by
our troops here and the loyal citizens. with every &c
monstraton of respect and admiration Many were the
huzzss tina, greeted them from our own srongIu
bows and many a waving banner ard white Asndker'
chief welcomed them. from the windows and balconies
Of Union .appreciaiing citizens
was proud 10 recognize the native western element
so strongly marked in this distinguished army
sHERIDAS's CAVALRY
s,r, from here overland for Alexandria, tomorrow
morning
The Second Brigade Of the Second Division, under
|Col You ng have gone in the direction OF Lynohburg
for the present TO attend 10 any police duty that may
be required OF them.
REUNION OF THE PEOPLE.
A considerable amount Of travclis nov beginning To
take place on the railroads in this vicinity and On the
James River in the way Of Nor'fNn people coming
South, aud Southern people going North. They mngle
az harmoniousy together or more than the people
of the two sections did before the war;
OLD TINES RETURNING.
Z" National Circus. from the North. is now e1hh'
ting at City Point. coming this way suggestive OF
good old times returning when were all one country
and one people. lLLNo'hN'
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Frrs. surratt Confritc.

Special Dispatch to the Philadelphia Bulletin -
WASHINGTON. Friday. May H. 1869
Five Of the counsel selected by the consplra-
tors have appeared and rendered their services;
Nothing OF Yesterday proceedings has been permitted
u he made public. -,
'.es. surratt yesterday, for the first time, showed
ssns n oontrition. ara conpieteE ana9uTne e INC
ssis ., SercDce she has 1sintained heretofore
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TIE REPUBLICAN,.

The first edition Of The Republican, an Old Richmond
paper which discontinued some time since, made
its appearance this morning. Its leading article is
tie South. L. l. 8.
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mction-AIabama and Georgia.

NASHVILLE. Friday, May y, io65.
Major-Gen. Steadman arrived here to-day en-
route for Washington. having been invited there by
President johnson, with view TO consultation az to
the best policy TO bs pursued in the restoration Of civil
law in Alabama and Genreia
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Associated Press Dispatch.

WASHINGTON, Friday, May II, lsb9.
II is said that no counsel appeared yesterday
for the conspirators on the rcassenhng of the Military
Commission aud that among those arraigBed Yesterday
was Edward Spangler. the stage carpenter at Fords
1heater.
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SAN FRANcsco. "Wednesday. May H. ieoo'
Local trade remains below general expecta-
ton. Revival Of active movement still awsfs tfanspof
ati0n facilities and low rates OF freight.
The heavy Of the past Winter have leit great
quantities Of upon tie mountain ROADS, especially
those leading 70 Nevada
The United States frigate Lancaster arrived day
from Acapulco
Grcenblcks quiet at 7ll.
The depression in mining stocks continues probably
owing 10 the fact thar previous prices had been unduy
inflated and the reaction went TO 'he other extreme
Gould Curry lately selling Mt 20Oo is down to 1859;
Savage has fallen AS much; small stocks sympathizc.
A dispaich nom New Westminrtcr, British Colum-
bs, describes the plundering OF the British packet
Waungo near Bella Bella April g. by Iadians from the
Russian posscsosons 1t Ia probable lhat demand will
be uade on tue Russian Government for compensation.
From San Frnncisco-Troops Ordered TO
Arizona.
san FaANcIsco wednesday May Q 1905
Several more companies Of California y0uE-
tecrs have been ordered 10 Arizona
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The "sons Of Liberty" TO be Executed on
the 18th.

CINCINNATI Friday. May -, ls65.
Thomas Martin, guerrilla, was executed
here yesterday. -
Orders for The execution Of Bowles, Milligan and
Hersey. are published in Circnns.i paper thus morn
ing. They are " 10 hung on the 10Th.
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Tennc.sce cucrrilIa. surrendering.
NASHVILLE. Thursday. May

NASHVILLE, Thursday, My IT, Ir"'.
The guerrilla organizations are ayalDns them
selves Of Gen Thomas order aud comiug In RAPID
No formidable body N guerrillns nov remains ~ ths
state.
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A.socintcd Prcss Account.

WASHINGTON Friday, May ~ iso5.
The trial of Mrs. Bessie Pcrrlnc OF baltimore
wns resumed TODAY before the Court Martial 81 which
Gen. Chapman is President and Col Chapman Judge
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FROM GEN. SHERMAN'S AMY
Grand Triumphal March through Peters,
burg. Va. Of the Seventeenth Army
Corps, Commanded by Mn5or-Hen'
Frank Blair-splendid Marching
soIdierIy Appearance Of the Troops
The Army OF the Tennessee-A hl"rch
through Richmond 70 Alexandria.
THE REVIEW.

From Our Special Correspondent
PETERsBUEG, VA. Monday, May e, Il
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From san Frnncisco-Troops Ordered TO
Asixoua,

Several more companies Of California yolun'
tecrs have been ordered 10 Arizona.
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LARGE SALE
OF
Government Property.


MILITARY DIVISION on rHE TENNNssEE
CHIEF QuAErEHnAsTERs OtFlCE, U. S. MI. K Rs
NASHVILLE, Tens, Sept 25, 1855.
II WILL offer at public sale the following describe,
| i property OF the United States viz I II
Do Monday, OciOner s0th at Antioch N and q
R. R., ONE BUILDING. '-
On Monday, OciOber 30ih, ct SMYRNA N and @
R, r, At O'clock, p. m, ONE BUILDING.
On tuesday, Octobar 3lst at TuilahOma N ape
G. R R., oNr BUILDING. = .r-f
On Wedne-dsy. November Ist ls65. st Deerherd
&C. - - 0Si-
On Thursday, November I'd. at Steven n. Ala.
FOUR BUILDINGS - -
On Thursday. NOTemher cd. a R,;ag.nort N
ant G. K. n ONE BUILDING
On Thursday, November u, at sbelin,nn5 n
and T. K r., st O'clock p. No., ONE BTJiLniNG
On Friday, November Sd, 1866 AZ Chsttan-ora
Ienn, and @ ntlnulDg daily until CONN eted. OSk
HUNDRED AND TWENTY. Five ann 'nIoy5sl
more or lessl, such stnTehouses, Mes and
Dweihug Houses, OlHoes, Stables Se
A large proportion CT the above peniionad bi,,Id
ings are substantial ana well adopted for eitheI
Dwellings or stores at thA same time thev are -
constructed that they can be readily removed
necessary.
As the land on ahich these buildip0s nov stsnd
does not belong to the Government ire 1ioht IL re-
move tnem Win be guaranteed for ten dsys from
date Of sale. 5
sa o commence at 3 o'clock each day, unless
otherwise specified. 'S'
ANY Information desired in ref rsnca ,ha above
pronerty may Be- had upon application "a csps q
=. hsmlii, A. Y. NJ, Nashville, Tenn or Capt ". .
K hopkins, 4. q NJ, Chsttsnooga Tam
Terms cash IN GoVrrnment Funds
sepso-tnoVl Capt. and @. M, d s. Army.
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and l sm done for the present. I NAV =.
I sumo the subiee.t he~Aafte- io

and sm done for the present. NAV "a.
some the subject hereafter.
Ihers are, am informed, a humber ot
whue men now lying in military prisons
enarsed with killing, or otherwise iniurin :
freedmen, awaiting the scti0n Of the Legiss
iaturs on the subject. II negro TESTIMONY
10 the extent named, shall Be admitted 4,
our courts, they will be turned over 10 ~,
efvii authorities to be tried By . Jury. n
not, they VIII be tried by military commis-
sions, when negro testimony will be admit
ted, and where they viii be debsrred al thai
oplwark Of personal aud political liberty
irial by jury The rest9ration Of tbs. To-
gether with ihe privilege Of the writ Of hs-
oeas corpus, ! look forward to with grsat
satisfaction. It depends, as before stated
the hour
May Sod endow our legislators with wis.
aoil 5nq klnowiedge TO enable them 10 ae-
eompiish this great result.
W. BROOKE
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TW0 GRR4r CUSTOM


20 work wheu, where and sz muets a. a.
pleases % be made the eaual an III -. -
fore 2 court and IN the eve al ~ ~ ~
should nave the protection oftbs Iaw. -
hsFe = leasy access 70 the e5sirt a. anv
9taef nan, / bold, alec, tkaf hs should
aEFe naa ths suGrzge, beesase 4 i nstII-
~ "a I'glt lie has TIE rigbt 70 make the
= ~ Nnlen govern Kim, and to determine
zee s. asistraeles under Which he lives. Ia
has 2 gnt . b 9 eiti1en, becaase be : a
Alaa' thiak il would have saved he
,ana treahis Il these rights had been viveu
70 t1e freedmen. This does not make
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A RARE CHANCE
TO PURCHASE.
MINERAL LANDS,


We have ior sals. f5r limited time oalr. a r,eh
" traot of Copper Land, adlaoant % ihs oeIstrt
ted {" iiuck Io-n Mres. 70 FoIA counfy h ~.
sta.e - ch 9sre ectVeY worked hslfl-es tbs ~
and are nov ~ operusonI rstnrnirga fash $50 =
Copper, and neina the CAY CapsFr Hess -.
worked % IBIS sisie. %
1he enllre llcpefty vii - sold s,r th. .,,sn
slm q - lEEN THOUSAND DOiIGR5 - =
" i.t.s shAkEs o. uNE THCIisfN8 rof
- - AaAhs 70 afi11 it Eithia ffs rsssl ~ - =
eeslIlaf q naaFe asulsi. .usepfrnarf 7
~. ~ 10 a.i.9fd, - STATE Geolorst IN his n
- ~ - ~lell ae YOU'D esperia.iy cal ne atiaofiou
tnose interes - N MEAL isfous - zone 49,
~. ~ .e.ne ga % NJ chszacter presentad 81
A-o 34cAl0An 7elna. =
Nittin a. ares not mora taan az n,iis.
lest ena aAii - vie, taere are = least ease- 4,
81 1iaAlict aEd raEnsrElfla urira md tl1s s--,t.
otf I. th.s ihars are ofherai in ne sz1ss rsr, -
Ne-nit y let lndlscoFfrs0.
some OH ccniaiaInz ~ hi4h - s8 raY
ce1l - uetzii.r copper.
seFsa uf ne Hiana p-odU.ss /, qel,.
le1SbeE. lss5. .soa.iT1 h. % Isss uaose lhsz
We - lgssded IN rezlrdiug ttsss uasss A. q
Ereai fAiue- 1hs mEaral interest h tbs iraci
Eaea pfupe7iI qeFeioled. oushf rsadily 70 hrn4 9
'l.li-r o. = All4ilu of Dollars. sni ufisrs murh
tre-ier lil.liaeeltalta tir ssuCn Eud Iuick pr1di
Al.a saiJ fesrQIelzn lands 10 ne ular1aE
a DAP snoaiaz ~ ioca1ol of t1a iaalz, VITA g.
et'Aieal report nay b. sees a. our olce Hnera ~
aeairfd i1fcfuraio1 r. faEff 80 BE- properly en- q
On eaua1. fcli4 - M NAII hhDNH Cir
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25O,OOO
Watches, Chains, Diamond
RINGS. SC.
WORTH OVER 81. .OOO. .OOO.

A Ii 10 be sold for One Dollar EACH without re-
~ gard to value. Not to be paid for until ycu
know what you are 70 receive.
"Tn is one OF the largest hrms in the City Of N.
York, and sre doing very extensive bu iness, and
have on hand the lArRest STOCK that be found In
the Oty"--Oceana Times, Pent Water, Mich, Oct
q, 1864. ''Their stock is large and buyers may
rslV on articles purchased nom them isf a. repre-
seuted. Their Iona continuance in business enables
them TO offer better Inducements than any other
house in the city."-Loya American, Anderson,
Ind, Oct 20, 1854. Their Watches are admitted
BY c0mpetent Judges, and those Who have used
them, 70 be the best N use. They are all they sre
adveItsed 10 be.n-independent, Warrent0n, li.,
Oct 20, 1854. They are large dealers and their
stock is manufsctursd in the best style and Of pure
msterials. "-TelegrBph, Saugerhes, n, y, Oct "a
1854. "All goods furnished what they q e rep
resented TO be- Tines, Wstersilie, n 7, Oct 20
1854 Worthy Of confidence Wyoming Demo-
crat Wariag. n Y, Oct IS, 1894 shonorable and
lair dealing men. n."-Oumberlsnd Valley Journal,
aschsnieshurg, Pa, Oct 20, 1854.
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The Original and B@ss iu ths World Q
lhe oaly true and perfect Hair Dye. Harm
tes-i Heiiaols and lnstautaneou9. freaucel
ilaneiiiately splendid Black or natural
nroEns Hitkout iniuriBg The hair oE aka.
hcIaedies ths IN effects % bad dyes sold
81 AL Draggists. The genuine Is signed
aliam A. Baicholar. AlEo,
Reqsasrafinq Ersracs q Aihefsurs. for
Restsrisg sa2 BsaHtl fyisq tls Ha.r
CHARLEs BATcHEL0ti. NEW Yosr.
sepla-ly
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Do goa suppose that q nsWly landed Trish-
laaR eecOass ny soeisi sqgals D. I rssh
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CITY DIRECTORY.
AgenIs 0f Insuranee oompanIes.

4 (AkEf SMITH, Nos. &c ard Ss Union street.
~ lup stsiFsl represent the fIl0sifg Companies
11ina Of Hartford, Security, Msnba'tan, Netropoli-
iAny rhoeniE and knekeTbocker Life Of New ] ork,
and Accident Of Columbus, ohio
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OOlnmissIOn and Forwarding.
NEWS DEALERS, &e.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS

I0NE 4 Observation-Disclosures and Retail
~ Bookse lers. StasiOnsrs, and News Agents
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn
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INTO ms aFIas ct once and ask him 70 be m,
son-in- iawg How absurd to say that IS
cause 4 claim these rights gor the black rasr
1 therefore must like him. I confess Z su
80 thoroughly under theinfuence OF long.
time prelodiee, that 7 have never felt ne
slightest inclination 70 marry black w.
man nor do thiak ID veil that any sor,
q iutermarriagc between blacks ana whites
should be permitted, But, ohi these south !
efn men, how inpudehs Is their taIk aboat
llseegeRAtion. They are never opposed 10
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1EE CosFEssi0ss AxB ExFEKIEsexoE A. Is
YALiD--Fubhshed for the bsnefts aud as q
eaahon - young men aud others Who suffer
ttom Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of
Manhood, &e.j supplying 81 the sans time
The means Of seit-curo. By one Ehe haa
cured himself afler undergoing considerable
quacksry. By encloslag q poetpaid sd
dressed snvelopes single copies tasy BE- lad
Of tie author.
NAEHAEIEL MAFFaIa, ESQ.
brooklyns kings Co, Ny.
auRl-8m.
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BEECHER ON REcoNsrRUcrIoy.

Unqualified Endorsement of President
JohnsOn-FOrbearance and Kind
ness for the SOuth-They Must Reg
uiate Negro Suffrage ThemseIves-
Northern Interference DiscOunte-
haneed-He Mast Have Confidence
IN their Loyal Professionalism
Seif-ResPect nust not be Offended
kind Words for General Robert
+. Lees
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from the New YORK lines, Oct 93
Rev. Henry Ward Beeeher gave an elabo-
rate exposition Of his views on the present
political situation, at his church last night
10 a large audience packed eompaetly untii
nearly 10 O'Clock. Il had been intimated %
Mr.. Beeeher that articles condemnatory of
PRESIDENT johnson and the policy OF the Ad-
mlnistration, which were attributed to him
throughout the country, we're doing damage
10 me cause he has at heart, and inasmueh
as he did not write The srticles. n was
deemed proper that he should place himself
right upon the record. How be lid it the
sketch Of
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THR sERNoN
plainly indicates.


Taking his text from the Book Of Samuel.
where the Prophet narrates the retakine OF
the ark, and closes by sa ing, "phus far the
Lord has led as" Mr.. Beeeher proceeded
snbstantiallyas follows:
For twenty years the ark had been re-
moved from Israel and was in captivity. II
was then recovered with signal victory ana
the Prophet Judge Of Israel declared otbus
lar the Lord hath helped US" Il was de-
vout recognition Of the dependence Of the
people upon the Lord and a suggestion that
. would ever be well for them 10 lean upon
the arm that had secured them the victory
II ever people had occasion 10 say this.
this people has now. And this word Ebe-
nezer Is hopeful view Of the future as well
S. recognition Of God 5 hand in the past.
Il is the duty Of Chriatian men above ali
others 70 consider this Our difficulties are
not over to be sure, but what are they in
comparison with those of four years pa {, OF
three years, Of two, of one? Hitherto our
whole horizon has been thick with troubles,
and there has been no statesman who could
solve the questions in advance, although one
by one they have been settled aud passed
behind US. And 50 for the future. We do
not need prophets glass TO sweep the
whole horizon, but reverently 10 trust that
He who has been our help in times gone by
viii be our delivera5ce in times to come.
Dependency is iHgrstitude, aud hope is
Gods worship. We need also the CORES
pOnding duty Of
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PHoTooaarHs.-Pkotog Of Gsnsr,l,
FEDERAL and Coufedsgats. Fhs lsrys-t .,l-
lection N ne West, for sale, vboiee-Is 49,,
retail. kezaembsr ths place, GaIlsrv eftbs
Cnm mloerland, 3 Cedar stress, opposiis COM
A1o'-t Aosei- may97-tL
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Ohseers' Accounts made out and casSsd
2uartermasiera' and Ordnance accoupta
promptly made up by H. TompkiEs, iats
MAJOR i4th regiment Illinois caValry. Or
nee corner of Cherry and Cedar streets, up
stairs.
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BOOK AND JOIs PRINTING.

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Union, Printers Alley. between Union and Dead
ercE streets.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-27
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also claims against the Unit I'd States and Vouchers
collected. Office "a North Cherry street. MP stairs
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