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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-20

LHE AzuHSrT GFNrEaL oS CoioREp SOI.
hitHs hioHr.-At,orney General Speed, IN
yet IN uolshed opinion upo1 the right
w eoiortd ITO p 10 lhc boamty anted ID
Neluht'e5s, decides that a slave owes para
mount aiieg'ance TO the Government that
ne = oeani o. fsht for the Government
sga'tl - The public esemy-sgaiust his mas
Ter y rehol that such service Of itself
a'--o YES TIE relation Of master and slave
tnat me re-ah once dis lived can never
De rest fed' aud that independent OF any
ael OF congress, or proclamat on al emanci-
IAiion, tne colder u Che loyal army Is A
ireciqan, ana capable Of c1ntractinr' with
the 6overnmeut iot pay and bounty, and
without respect 90 color. fully entitled H.
al the ieaehts and rcwsrds 81 the service
and =. therefore, entitled 10 the bounty Of
feref BY Congress 10 voluutsers. This opin-
ion puissthe slaves Of Kentucky. fuEitives
irlm The South, aud colored soldiers 81 the
free staie', within the general provisiou oi
the acts Of Congress concerning the valun
iesrs snd enlisted soldiers q the national
srmts.
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At Jacksonville, On the Tennessee River, a close
connection is made with tine Daily Line Of Stan
eTs, 10 -. LOUIS. They will receive the Cotton and
I pay al accrued charges TO that poist, and irsns-
port to 81. LOUIS giving through bill Of ladng to
| kew York. 81. Douis, the Cotton is transferred
| by the hosts TO Broad Gsgue VI ssssippi and Ohio
| River Rslroai, free Of Drayage, ard by them Is
/ carried to New York without chsnge OF cars. II
sh ppers prefer the rome by way OF Louisville The
| Aeeuts Of the di3er Mt Through Freight Lires 10
New ork, Will receive tat NashV lie and forward
/ i u The way ~ Rs, paying accrue1 charges.
" thout extra peGss. he Nashville & Louis
vile, and the Nashville & Chattanooga Roads being
connected, Co.tcn IN p3ed by way OF JohnsOnvils
viii not chsnge cars at Nashville.
Rates from John s0nvil 10 New York, S. per hale
from Nashville (ai BsiD SO 50, las We are advi-
sed) Parties desiring 10 re-ship vt Nashville, n
stead OF Johnsonyile, can have option Of shipp ng
BY Steamboat 10 Csncinnati- 'tte Cumberland Riy-
e. being IN hne boating ORDER" 81 lew rat's Of
Freight not exceeding 81 per bale to Cincinnati,
and rom that poiut over three different lines Of
Rsiroa1, at s. per bale Gotten by either route
can be lad down in New York from Eufsula, Mont
gcmery, Columbus or West Point, in y days.
shippers must ecnslgn TO Eieamhoat agent al
Johnsunsllle, and 10 agents Of Through Lines, OF
Commission Merchant at Nashville Government
permits must accompany each hill Of lading.
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The English Tourists at the White
House.

Tho English capitalists arrived % Wash
ngton on the 18th inss., in special train
over the Baltimore snd Ohio Railroad. Al
n O'Clock, she party, accompanied bv Hon.
RohCrt Walker, visited the Executiy.
N usion, sn were preserved 20 the presi
dent by Mr.. Walker. The President greet
ID each one tepam'ely, and the interview
soon became a mot pleasant and social one
Mr. johnson, in conversation with sir Nor.
ton Peto, 3 member Of Parliament, gave hi.
We've Of che immense Resources OF this coln.
Try, and the advantages which they pre-.
scented % capitalists everywhere. HIS ALA
s'on 20 Tenues ee attracted the attention OF
TIE entire party. BE elaho aled upon ths
great natural attractions for capital aud en-
terprise which every portion Of that State
prescuts The President gave them some
important information in that respect.
Tie then alluded 10 the general condition
Of the country, aud the tFo.pect 81 The
thorough restoration Of Union. and the sue
ce-siul Uo-kings # civil power. 50 tooa on
The heels of gigant C. Conflict. He sdveri-
cd 90 The rapid spirit Of enterprise and i'm
p ovemcnt abroad through ut the land, AID
10 The harmonious RELATIONS existing be-
tween thH and the mother country. The
Delegation were very much impressed with
The PRESIDENTS conversational power, ana
graiihea 90 be Internal democratic inter
Nle"- They expressed themselves in APP
pfo'al ei hIs policy, a. leading 10 perraa-
i nent peaee, aud TIE perpetuaron Of the
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-20

A Brick Cottage = tbs rooms on Russell street
very nesr he Ware Bndge. and IA an e1cslien
neish6oyhood. Price, S2,5OJ cash.
| Also, smother nice Brick Cottage on Woodland
street stin more convenient to the Wire Bridge
and very valuab has rooms, store room aud
| porch good e -tern, etc. Price, s. $50 cash,
Also, h use and lot on Woodland street house
contains rooms Lot fronts 100 feet by lao fee
deep good SHADE, etc. Pace, $500; One-thId
cssh, balance 10 tnd ye Ts.
A House on Bel Street, with rooms Lotfronis
80 feet by go deep, good eistsrn. Price $3.50
A neat framed Cottage, with rooms and kitchen.
Rooms Of good size; good cistern; porch front and
rear Lot fronts So feet by no deep stuat near
shelby Park. aud very convenient 10 the Vine
Bridge. Price $500.
framed House with rooms aud hall, porch IN
front vel shaded and well enclosed Lot ronts so
feet on WOodlsnd 10 feet deep; JOINS the residence
Of Mr.. Bury. fr'ee $500
4 brick House with rooms, en- Herman street,
lot 50 feet by i70 Gaod cistern snd grdeH az "a
enclosed Price $500. go "a.
A House on shelby street, with 6 good Rooms. 8
kitchen cellar, and cd clsiern. Lot l25 feet BY
u.s. PAIGE $500 cash.
frame House on Gsrain piEe With SIX rooms,
kitchen. ouihouses and an excellent cisern well
eoelosed. Ioi 20 festby 10. Proc $500.
A framed House on eallsbn Pike, with rooms,
onthousas a Lumber she'd aid 81 exeelenf eastern.
Lot 100 ieet by 10. Terms $500
A Large tao.siorv Brick re idence, with eight
rooms. on Russo 50 nesr ''Iu'ip street church -
Lot fronts 100 feet ~ no feet deep Good kitchen,
Ct tern, etc aud vel enclosed lmproTemsnts pa
excellent eoniton, sad one Of TIE b 81 locatous N
Edgeheld.
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NOtIcs TO shIppeFs.

OFFICE GEN. SUPERINTENDENT, Mac. &. I
NasHTTLEE, rEsN., Sep MA, ls'a- /
ONlNG 20 DE Western and AtiEnts Raiiroad
- teu beng in the poese siuu q the Military au-
e,eii..ee Al t-eiehis destined ior poIns souih q
-, =, a must b prepaid esther tkefe O. - this
Fre,Ehis fOr Euo.,.5,. -, - 49,, ,....,,,A.
Noise uin 10 rlve- - - =. -. ~ .i,, -,
thories reimqish ihe w. a r asd rra-nqe
Nests are HlAds Or thro0Eh FrsiFhts souih.
w. P. INNS.
sspis1 ten SUP. n. a c. Rs .raad,
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Notice to Merchants and
Shippers.

40 RECEIPTS FOR GOODS Dor SHIPMENT
y over ne n. a C., snd =. y y. Railroads.
Ill b z seu By any AGENT or cie.k a. TIE fefeuf
depots and staf ons. unless ever psczaFe hss
u3srn shipping uln-Es. MelEl4 aul contents q
80 ecssae must aiac b. plzsnly uiaie-l ma
: necessary Tor the agsut b classify the different
finds o. goods. Al Eec.Infs uust = n dupIicafe.
tie 20 a retaining ona- These raies WI - strictly
adhered 20. =. a. EWING,
! s1srsi Frsi-tt Agent n Z C. ara n. W.RR.
Rashvilie, SET -. las --septs[lm
Gs1stts, fress M Iiraz, Bau1sr AL uspziGh
copy one meuiA.
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MISCELLANEOUS. FARMS,

A farm Of % acres in Sumner county, miles
from Gaatn 20 &c e. cleared, faiance teayilJ
um5sred ard sc Nater|ci and Of frs "a e qual ~
has GCoi couutIy b iuse with rooms sud OtheI
Improvements Price, 81 500 Tor the tfEct.
Also, b, go acres Mineral AMI Goa. Lands on
Cumb srlsno Mountains; has any amount Of the
very best timber on j.
Al O, a nice tie firm Of seres. we'll Eatsred
and well improved, ~ Hendersonyille Ii miles from
Nashville, IN I q & n. r. K Has on It a splen-
did spring and well; the pia,e we'll arc osed- ri e
: $40 cash.
A so, fam CT ] 5ul aeres Of very rich lsud lying
on SIR NJ Gre X. Madison count 2, West Tennessee,
IS miles IRON Jackson, at the an erection Of two
good pises. n pfoyerent5 hrst rate VII be sCld
in b dy OF IN trar.s - SUIT purchasers. Prce 81
per ace.
Alsa ore q the Res. aud most highly improved
farms IN "a Sta lesutf lly Gated IN tbs side
harpeth river, opposite Fmnklin, 1enG-, Is miles
from Rashyile, contains - acres improvements
Of he first der. Caa be 4 al AZ a bergaia if sold
mined stely.
A farm o. 100 Acres in Wilson county, twenty
one miles from Nashville, one mile south Of the
l. banOn Pike; soil rich, well lelosed Eith ga'd
cedar ence spendidy Wsteief; hur hondrcd
ares cared balance vel inferred with cedar and
ttaer z osth; two rssdea es on he place--one
with rooms, The other With Srooms-both with
good out-Ouses, &c
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We are also Agents for the well known
HOWE MACHINE,
Elias Howe, Jr.. IuyentOrN Patentee,

Elias Howe, Jr., Inventor Il Patentee,
a dcla
It is unequalled as a Manufacturing
Machine, and its reputation thoroughly
established.
The HOWE SEWING MACHINES
are celebrated for doing the BEST work,
using much smaller needle for the
same thread than any other Machine
These Machines are made at the
new and spacious Factory at Bridge
port, Conn, under the immediate su-
peryision of the President Of the Com
pSuy, ELIAS HOWE, Jr. the original
inventor of the Sewing Machine
Duplicate parts of Machines con
stsnuy on hand.
Machinery repaired and satisfaction
guaranteed 1sbs0 G
IA Liberal inducements offered to
Agents
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Nashville Property.

An elegant stO-v Brick Residence, NJ. 10 Cher
~ street, nt " coor 70 Wellsr House, containing
10 rooms. Lot fronts 80 fsei, by $50 oeeP One 4
the best places 10 C. e tity.
Also good Frame House with reoms, On South
sammer street. IN good CoaditiCn. Price mod
era g,
A Good Brick Residence, No 81 Line street
with nine rooms gas fixtures all through the house
Good outh0uses and stable, all IN good condition
Let al by lS0 feet, Price veIy moderate.
AisO-A Brick siore-house, No. q Broad street
south side, two doors from Market, three stories
high IS feet by Is. most excellent 81 md, and is
Tree from taxaaon.
AlsO-A commodiOus Brick Dwelling, corner o
MeLemOFe and Gay, with seven rooms kitchen with
room, sUd lumber room. Los fronts 461a feet on
Gay, hY 81 deem. Splen- ID Waier snd beautifully
shaded. yard vel enclosed. Price 81 20.
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Passengers holdirg Through clsts an have
their kagEage check - through 60 de tina ion.
Upon arrival Of STEAMERS ~ Cinciunati. convey
ance j be furnished, Tree Of hsrge. 10 hotels OF
Depot. AT he y = sail Line Steamers 81 at A
o. ". RAJ Fay Mhar Rost. loot OF 9TH Sire T. An
Omnihtss and bsggfea Veg n vii % in readiness,
ulon ar VI 81 hYen ng f0h fiom ! OuisViie 70
iantlc and Crest Western Railway Depot, IA very
short dlstance,) thus iusuring connections.
tsrs a. low, and time qlick BY auy other
route.
rs-its kets can he procured in nincinnati ~ the
Northeast corner BrOadway nd Fl ut Street, No
81 West Four D Street, and 81 the New as niger
Depot Cincinnati, Hami toi and Dayton Railway,
and nj r.nrii a. Oiiets Of Connecting l. mes
E p FULLER, Capt. BARNEY,
Gen. TcksiAg't Pass. Ag't LOUSY lie.
u. McIsA ~.
sepl2-U General superintendent.
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M0Z22NL2Zl

Al medical men and the press re,or,-p,a M
sTRlC kLANp'S ANTI CRoLERA MiXTIiRF -
the only cerla remedy Tor n art o,a and DvsrD.
tefy. y y = comnnsnon a A. trngants Absor.
hents, stimulauts. end Csrminsiivss sr,i = -
ranted O. eject cure q G on otaar mean. ~.
failed; especially IN chronic Gases.
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For Sale the following Farms
DAVIDSON COUNTY FARMS.

a farm ora scres O. good land, miles from the
city, near the Siewarts ferry Pike, well faced and
in cultivation
also, splendid farm Of 81 acres, mills from
Nashville. near sioaes river Ike 40 acres cleared,
balanf hssv tmbered. Land very nch-
Nashville and near the Lebanon Pike. ia good
cuuT Try Improvements Ga is 20 acres heavily
timteIed Price, : per sore
Also, fsrm Of 49, scref, 81 miles Emo u city
On the Buena Vista fise IS acres cleared, balance
heavily tImbered; sIlendidly wstered soil ve'y
rich, vii be sold IN BODY or vded 70 suit pur-
chs. ers.
Also, farm ors2 sores. miles from the city and
nile IRON Mu.f ees1or5 Pike. Splendid and ana
nss come good nlber on T.
A Farm Of sixty seres goei land-l0 acres in
timber-three miles from toe city, On the COun y
roa :, hetweea the CarksyIIe ssd Brick Chureh
Pike. Price s55OJ.
A Farm Of 1917 Acres, s milts from tn CIV,
ca the Nicely Bend Ptte half OF the taci
Is oleared. balance Se tmb-red. has on it a Two.
story brick residence With < good rooms. COED
kitchen stable, aad erOuthou'es. The farm Is
finely aRiered ant Is etelosed with 4 good cedar
ieuce.
4 Farm Of 81 acres, o. Stones r ver P Ike, 5
mil from thee ~ on Mil cresk-opp1site Su th s
Mil About TWO thirds Of iiis nch bottom land
and well WsteEed.
A Nice Little Farm Of i61z Acres, four snd a
Ia miles from the ciiy. on the Whites creek p Ike;
our sores IN timter. Place well Saiered- IL.
a Splendid Farm containing 400 Acres, i've
miles rom Nsshyil e, on the Nashvil and Chstta-
n o a railroad a Glen Cirie Depot, ard on MI
creek Gland is very rich, splenridiY Satered
AMI beautifully located. This Is one Of thu best
GRASS FARMS m Dsv dson county. and IL pecu-
liar adopted 70 raising Stock On the p ace Is a
rsiiroad switch a nsar BY is a sery large and
bank ing a splendid pla's for an extensive Brick
Yard. TGeTe is two story brick residence. with q
framed aiditons cnni siuin "a rooms; also kitchsn
and out-houses, good barns, stables, &C, ana an
Orchard OF 1000 choice Fruit Trees.
A Nice Little Farm Of Il acres four and a
bali miles from the city on he DieHer-On p ke.
Has fran house with iour rooms, out house, and
stable Lana very uch, excellent Wster. Pres
S3,50Bcash h.
tctl5 II
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Cox DAY. Agenis wanted 70 sci De.
- and Woadarul SEWING nACHINE
NE 90 cheap one licensed address sHAW 4
CLARK, BiddsieTa, hsias
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From Cincinn att.
VIA
AlantiC& Great WGsteInRaiIHal
Three Through Traias saWCinrinnati Daily,
LIGHTNING DAY EXPRESS
MORNING EYPRFcsff
SPECIAL MnrIor

- THIS h the only route y lhe oil Regions o
Penn-yl yar'a- The Night Express leaves every
Sunday ght instead q SATURDAY hight An OiheI
Trains leave Daily, Suudays excepted.
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10000 HeS~v CLAY Cigars.
5000 "Ferfeeti5nn do
60.o0J "Fgaro' d. Gin whole aud half hoxss
5000 Zip Ton DO
6gOOO Tycoon" DO
500 andres jackson Chars.
10000 "W Wag" "a
50,OD star OF the West d. fverv f,r,
$500 Wa. hngt1n a.
10000 A-sort4i Brands.
% bali butts Pocshontas pounds bright Chew
ing Tobacco
10 Cadties strawberry quarters Tobscco.
20 "May APPLE" DO
20 Butts Navy ID,
100 Csddies block tens. 10
sunny side. Saeet owen and Dew Urop. FIN. Cut
tneaing cllCco.
FINE Cut hlillA. nnick Smoking TobsccO, ln pound
bales and " Weed" IN un0le and half bsrrels
We are the sole Agents for u. Becks
popular
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o. o. p B. s soSrs Cincinnati p sAf 1Ea York
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-20

A RE RECSIYING AND HAVE n STORE
$50 Barrels Fine Bourbon Whiskey
% WeEer's Monong hela Whisky.
% Robertson county,
p Fine old l. neoin COUNTY
10 Old Peacu Brandy v-ry fire.
10 Old Apple %
10 Fine imported Henns.y Brandy.
Casks Fine "star" and 'Crescent' Port Wine
imported
10 Casts sherry Vine, (super. or quelity)
% fipes superb Rhine Wine.
80 - Weeks Fine CstaWbs Vine.
ltO lopgWorths Hp rklng Calawb Ia Wine.
100 ImfOrted Claret Vine.
10 Casks Fine jana ca Rum.
20 Imported Holsnf Gin,
81 Cases genuine Nelcf1fE Ab>yptba
10 Casks Suueuor Catswoa Brands.
100 Barrels Fine n. o Sugar.
p G flee
20 Bhls snt = bbls. Powdered Bar. Sugar.
50 " I Crushed Sugar.
o. BAGS Prime Rio Coffee
% Bols and = bbsN D Mclassas
100 Boxes superior German sosn.
80 :. Siar and Summer Candles.
100 " Starch
200 Cases sssoued Matches
100 ' BCsoda.
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sAMARITAU's
Root and Herb Juices,
The Great Blood Purifier ard Remedy for
SCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS,
LETTERS, SCALES, BOILS, SYPH-
Ills OR VENEREAL DIS
EASES. &c.

Por syphilis or Venereai Diseases, the Ssmari-
tan's Root and BeEb Juices IL the most potent Ger
tain and sectual remedy ever prescribed. IL reach
Is and eTadcatss every particle Of the venerea POI
son, so that he cure h thorough and permanent
Take then this purifying reuedF snd to hsalea,
and do not transmit 10 p0steriiy that for which
you msy repent 10 alter years.
DO NOT DESPAIR
Although you may be Tron0anced incura' le, the
sasnarI.n's Root snd neED Juices viii remove
every vesnge Of impurt e. fnnm the system, well
A. a ] the bad effects Of Meicurg.
FEMALESii FEMALES !
In rnanF sffectous with which numbers Of re-
males suffer- The Root aod Herb Juices ls most hap
pily adspted, ~ e lcerated Uterus, 10 Whites, ia
bearing dosn, Falling Of the Womb, Deb hty, and
for al comp ants iacldent 70 the sex. Sent 81 eK-
press. Price, 81 per bottle.
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Reader, here 3 proof positive Of the value Ct
these truly Faiusoie prepa-aaols- The old sal ken
II z and d gusiirg drug hsFe 90 eve way 90 rene
dice prrs y v gelane. pleasant @ the taste and
POSITIVE CURE
sold By WJkCW SMITH. Druggists,
Cor. Chur,h ana Aine streets, Nashville
DESMOND 8 Co., Propfieiors
sls Raee street. Pnilsdeilh is, Pa lsep10-6m
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samaritan's Wash.

l. in case Of syphilis used n junction with the
Root snd Herb Juices Fail directions, Prce my
cents.
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= -. - M.assaIL.

Baltimore, Feb. 81, 1854.
tI hsEe CREST satisfaction IN STATING tnat have
] u ed The Samartaa's Remeaies iorlY eaeresl
Iisesss IN ia most cu-t0u ary forms thst have
usec them With Judgment. discretion, sud proper
/ Isl ans have iouad them respond 90 my aBticl ps-
/ TO promptly snd efecfuai y. Knowing their
! eonrosihon, haze TIE fllesI confne1ce IN their
/ eairacy, and a. fsr a. nv use O. tnem extends,
| recommend them strongly
ALFRED BOWERS,
| Assistant surgeon 9Th NeE York Vols
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FURNISHING STORE,

--e-- r-testi can o. furnished via al tfi'
l...rrT rr a ccrlliffe oulfl -
"A n H BIZ IMPORTED large strra qi ~. -
-..a.--t. Pm rnsrss direct from Rss, 49,
b. sEent u @sa YORK
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-06-23
The New ARMY.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Inquirer makes the following
statements. which may or may not be true:
1T is probable the regular army. or per-
manent military establishment of the coun-
try. will be organized on the following ba-
sis: General officers General, five
Lieutenant Generals, fifty Major Generals,
and seventy.6ye Brigadier Genera S. The
regular army Proper to be composed of nine
teen regiments of in fautry, six regiments Of
cavalry, and five regiments of artillery, all
filled up to the maximum number besides
these, fifty thousand colored troops will be
retained with the regiments filled up to the
maximum number.
"Hancock's Corps will be increased to q
full corps of three divisions and three brig.
AIDES, each about thirty thousand men,
The Veteran Reserve Corps. twenty five
regiments filed up to the maximum mum
Der.
1.-The Medical Staff viii be increased tc
one hundred full surh cons, with sscorres
ponding number Of assistant surgeons
The infantry and cavalry regiments o
the regular army comprise three battalion
OF eight hundred men each.
''Under the proposed arrangement TIL
total strength OF the army will be nearly a
follow: Regular infantry, IS, 900; rogula
cavalar. Il 400; regular artillery, u, oot
colored troops, 1000; Hancock $ Corps
10000; Veteran Reserve Corps. $4,000
total, $1,000 men.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-06-23
The Ape and tho Miser.
A FABLE.


A miser once keks monkey. A miser
keep monkey? That is scarcely .cred,,
BILE but so it was; for company costs money,
and servants may thrive, therefore young
Grlmace. was kept for pastime, and because
ne could not tell tales. One. SUNDAY, tbs
bell having chimed fer church, where tbe,
miser would often go to pray for an iacreass
OF wealth, he forgot in bis hurry to lock up
his desk, where the ape had often. heard
him climbing his guibeas. The apo, who
was tired of being. idle, no sooner. saw tina
gold than he suggested. pleasant pastiufa
for himself He took alternately guinea
and half guinea, and CONTINUED to throw
them out till a mob was collected, who
scrambled for his favors. In the meantime
old Grlpus returned from the church, and.
seeing the crowd assem- bled before his house 20.
exclaimed, ''Alas what misfortune il
here Z" But no sooner did he perceiye tho
business the ape was engaged in than he
vociferated.. "You villain, you shall nav
for this with blood, r.. He was then silent
IRON excess of passion. An cid man stand
ing by made this remark: I" Sir, moderate
your anger the money is Ct no more SER.
vice to you than to the monkey. He
throws it away. and you hoard it up.
Which, pray, does the most good with it,"
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-06-23

The NEGROES On TIE FARMS = The far,
mers Of Roanoke county, Va, held mcet-
ing a; kem on the 8.h instant, and tesoiy-
ed W, sixty dollars year aud food for
negro labor. Among the resolutions adopt
ed by the meeting were the two following,
whFsli are of Importance 20 the negro labor
ers now roaming from their former homes:
''That, in the opinion Of this meeting,
the best aud most humane mode of protect
ing Che late slave reputation of the county
from want and suffering, and to prevent
mischief. is to require them to remain at
their former homes and work as they have
hitherto done, so that those capable Of, labor
may sustain those who are not this arrang-
ment to continue until other and better ar
rangemcnts can be made, if ever. practiea,
BILE. Should any laborer be entitled to any
compensation on account Of special quail
ties. its arrangements and amount should
be left to his former owner Or employer.
THAT we Will not employ a negro With
out the written permission of his former
owner, and mat ii any person so employ
negro. we will regard it as highly, improp-
err aud prejudiclal to the interest of the
community. and the good order Of society
and that every means in our power will DO
used to return them to their former owner
or employer"