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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-02-01

EEIt is estimated that 100000
600 feet of lumber have been manu-
featured the past season in Michigan,
which, when delivered on deck for
shipment, was worth, in the aggre-
gate, at the average price of the sea-
son, 81, 100000. This is small esti-
mate, as the capacity of the saw mills
in this State, including those of the
Upper Peninsula, is upwards of
1000, 900, 600 feet of lumber annually.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-02-01

Tn addition TO orr main business Of PHOTO
aKAPiIC MATERIALS, we are Headquarters
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-02-01

EEQuan Ding is dead. Guam
Ding was political agitator in Cochin
China, who urged revolt against
French influence there. We are as
surod that since the death Of Quan
Ding the district of Go Kong is quite
tranquil.
WHILST a man can not by law be
tried twice for the same offense, the
law will not protect him if his temper
is tried over and over again for no
offenso at all.
A MAN rarely keeps the good reso-
lutions and promises he made in sick
ness. Your restored invalid performs
like pigmy though he promised like
a hogmy.
THERE is an old superstition that
the reading of grave stones causes a
loss Oh nic.c.orv. 1t may well make
us iy,go. a thousand things belong1:2.s,
to this world.
To a human heart, after the apo
plectic crushings of down pressed
youth, the most violent pulses of Joy
are heavier than the movements of
pensive sadness.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-02-01
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.

OA1OO L IN i w $780,
Our Catalogue now embraces over FIVE
THOUSAND different subjects Ito which add'.
tions continually being made) Of Portraits Oh
Eminent Americans, &c, viz about
100 Major Generate, $50 Statesman,
200 Brig Generals, 1870 Divines,
275 Colonies; I'D Authors,
100 Lieut. -Coonels, Az Artists,
$50 Other Officers l25 Stage,
10 Navy Officers, bO Promnt women
$50 Prominent Foreign Portraits.
1000 COPIES OF WORKS OF ART,
Including reproductions Of tho most celebrat tea
Engravings, Paintings. Statues, &c. Catalogues
sent on receipt Of Stamp An order for one
Dozen PICTURES from our Catalogue VIII be
filed on the receipt of sl.so, and sent by mail,
f9EE: O. n
will please remit twenty-five per cent OF the
amount with their order.
Il. q ii. T. ANTHONY CO,
Manufacturers Of photographic Materials,
sol BROADWAY, NEW YORK
E2- The prices and quality Of our goods
sannot fail 10 satisfy. 266
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-02-01

L u
In 1895, DR.. Wheeler bought all tho salt in
the market, and after navigation closed, fine salt
sold nj 80 per barrel.
In 1888, ON account Of low wa,er in the Illinois
and Mississippi rivers there was n scarcity Of
salt both here and all along tho Western rivers.
Teams came all tho way from Galena, and
bought Syracuse salt here at $40 per barrel, the
price having advanced from $3.50. That year.
about the closing Of navigation, MIR. Jehcrs
brought over from Grand Hovon 400 barrels and
sold some ut $40 per barrel, and afterwards held
at Sl2 lie could have sold IL all Mt $40 TO ner-
chants for tho Mississippi, but held out for Sl2
and in the following April hs sold $50 barrels Of
it, before the opening Of navigation, at % 90 10
90 Is per barrel.
In 1899 the great Salt Company Of New York
Vas formed aud Giles Williams was the agent
bore. lie sold 1900 barrels that year ut 81 80
10 s275. In 1910 the Salt Company failpd. and
n largo amount Of salt was sent 10 the market
and sold at very low prices.
In the summer Of 1850, salt was selling at
sl.l3. When navigation closed, Ono salt was
selling mt Sl75 IL soon advanced TO much
higher figures, and before the opening Of naviga.
ton the next spring, IL was bought in Milwaukee
at 80 per barrel, and brought hero In wagons.
Since that time each year has shown heavy
iuercass in the trade Ia Syracuse salt ill ss inn
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-02-01

Total -. sos, l4soss7 S21a 47,a40, ss.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-27
Old FeIIows md the Freshman.

he Grand Lodge Of the independent Or
odd Fellows of the United States.
n Session IN Baltimore, appointed the
aguamed special committee % invite
resident Of the United States 20 visit
a,y 90 the 2Oth, 90 witness the mveil-
the statue Of Charity. in commemo-
Of The Introduction Of Odd Fellowship
'ae United States, namely: Past Grand
Joseph B. Nicholson, OF Pennsylvania /;
Z iage, of Wisconsin L. NJ. Campbell,
laus r. D. farnsworth, Of Tcnnes-
?. A. Ellis, OF Maryland aud W liam
Lean, Of the District of Columbia.
s gentlemen went 30 Washington,
.Tc met nt the railroad station by the
who accompanied them 10 tho Ex-
Mansion.
Nicholson delivered = brief address
resident, extending 70 him the invi-
BE mentioned THAI all parts Of toe
d are represented In the Grand Lodge,
+ hat the Southern brethren, who had
5s tie seats which had been vacant
years, had expressed the most fer
4 'ieudship Tor n il Northern brethren.
suew, be said, that the President was
Interested m everything which had
2eley 90 restore amicablo feelings
bout the entire land, aud they be-
mat his presence st the celebration
have happy effect in furiheraaee Of
Taa.' end. They therefore extended
cordial invitation 10 witness the
EIrs
.e'.aent. in reply. returned thanks
'.'.', and said he should endesvor 10
NE invtation; but. II he should
'a'e1 from visiting Baltimore, he
With teen IN spirit. he anpreei-
es9e'o.snt designs Of lhe order,
gao % hear Of the Reunion Of
lad been separated during the
var Baltimore he regarded as
g. graphical position Tor the con
y 'her 0rand Lodge, and he had
7. ~'a.4 exert patriotic influence
.a' OF the country.
.t.-'.,'ce were then scverally intro
.-e resident, aud spent some time
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|TpICA
| lcoH
|tates
|inhis
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100000
Watches, Chains, Diamond
RINGS. sc.
runPrEz nurr, a1 nnn nnn
WORTH OVER 1000. 900,

A IL 90 he sold f1r One Dollar each, Wlthouf r.
"a gard % yuius. Not CD De- palli Cor guui you
kroW Enat you are to receive.
''In b. one Of The largest firms IN the CIV Of n
York, and doinF very extensive bu iasss. and
have on hand the lsr sat Ft1rs tfatcan ~ iuuud IN
the City."-Oeflua Times. feut Water, Mich, Oef
4l, 1854. ''ihlir stock b. large. and buYerf may
rely on articles paIrSasrd from hlm lust s. tcprs
scented. IreIrlou Continuance in business euanlea
the,l % uier teiier Iudu1eulebts Than any othei
house in NE Y-'-LoYl american, hnierson
Ind, oct -, 1868, 'Ilrr Waiches lre admIt.sd
by cCmfeiclt ludge1, and those Who have used
them, % ue tha best .u USE They are q theT are
adVeltset 90 he.'-lu1erendUa Wlrrcniun, Nl.,
Oct % 1855. They are large deriers ani ihrl
stock b mauufsctursd .n tae beet style, ali of pure
materials, .- telegraph, ssursruas. N. f, Oct So
lsti. "Ali g1cds furnished e Whai they q rep
resented % he.''-nmes, MafgFgiie, N N, Oct "a
1854 WORTHY OF confidence ~ Younur Demo
cnIt, WauaF NY, Get ts. isfL "Holdm4e and
iaiF deaIlng men, -tumher aud Valley Journal.
aac nsnicsburg, Pa, Get - is1f.
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Communications viii reooive prompt attention
addressed n y O. Box aHa iunaa-d
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Groceries.

which we offer to the Trade at prices to suit .hs
[ mes. seul4-3m
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l. under the control Of his brother, g. ".
JONES, formerly foreman OF the vel known frm
Of Merrick a sons, Philadelphia Both Of rs being
pracf cal men and haiisnng nelves Of some
reputsioi, a. mechancs it y needless 70 Say tuat
al work executed AZ this plsce vii be made in the
very best unanuer and guarantee thsf cur prices
sili BE- ush tnstIt VIII be unnecessary for any ore
20 20 out 81 the city % bay anything IN our Inc o.
business unless thew have more money than they
know whst e do with. July2-am
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-27

'sHTH MicEleAS CAvArEv-This
% well and iavorahlv 4, ou-v i,
ATTY, has been mus erred an, 49,
-r1uCh tins city, YESTERDAY. eo rr,,ts
go IA Isld Cd Since tho 60 IN
.t'i, it h.s been stat ned al Pm,
g Ca leaving, the ct sens OF TIA,
g IA citing, the Proceedings OF
been furnished us. a. fl.laws
uE oi She citizens ct PA ASH.
~. leuues &C. a. tie Curt H1us-
% NaF vi September, ls65. Joan
Nas Ca, cd 90 he Char. sud D.
~. appointed Secretary. Afgcr
me necang was bricdg stated
we io..cElug Preamble s1i
e presented and adopt q
anal we Fart FROM them WITH
-'sIre them that thev have
'a iser power successfully
ana goo1 lrAsr, and harmony
.' en- honest, faithful. impgr-
,'sAiuus dlsgharce of the
aaa tfdaous dutcs dcvolviuF
'--- q lpy Of these re-o,utous
= Co Six and Back. sad a
Publication. 'i .
JOSH A. JsCEsoy. Chairman
stEsoS. Secretary.
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seeds.
Small Farms for Sale.

DoNf FtsI 20 b. o. hsnd fhr TIE Anton 81 :
IL q TIE ~fstray piacs, hire uliiea irum ~
- q, san rrres sach Spisnd 4 fnr zrdeuiag tur.
poses. Sc szEs hlls ior terms, Sc Ssis olidhsl
ARLINGTON FARRAR Agsusz.
sspsss-ti NJ. Nsrsh Collses slfsas.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-27

Passengers holding Through Tickets can hay,
their Baggage checked through to de-tna ion.
UDon srrval Of Steamers at Cincinnati, convey
ance VII be furnished. Tree Of charge 70 Hotels OF
Depot. All the u = mai Line Steamers stop At A
a o. " Railway har- Boat, foot Of 9th sire It. Al
Omnibus and baggsgs Wsgon vii De in readiness
uFon afrlyal Of EYenlng hoat fiom Louisville, q
convey pas engsrs aad Their hasgtge. free, 20 AZ
lantic and Great " estern Railway Depot, "a veTJ
short distance thus insur.ng connections
Fare Is low, and time a. quick a. by any other
Eoute.
Ss-Hckets can be procured in Cincinnati 81 the
Northeast corner BIoldwAy end Front Street, No
50 West -Four Street, and a. the New lass niger
Depot Cincinnati, Hami ton snd Dayton Railway,
and AZ Principal Once Of Connecting l. mes.
EFF FULLER, Capt. T.. BARNEY,
Gen. TcketAg't Pass. Agt Louisville.
ID. McLARES.
fepl2-d General Superintendent.
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,','ils ~ capitalist. was hsfa .t
y. 1ne lsih, o. oyeaur.e ~
I /, -1anSaal tNpr5ss Oomprsv b
were lively. among No. I.
1aFernor PierIout and AN.
hehols. 10 s proposed -.
I'd employee 81 the Camp.r,
hccrs aud soliisrs ofth,g ~.
De rehol srmies.
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ELLIS & MOORE
hey embrace
Every Variety Of Machinery,

In use in Tennessee for the last twenty years and
parties having Machinery n anufscture1 ~ Ellis A
Moore viii ind u 70 their interest % hNve Their re
pairs done ~ these works, a No one Else has the
facilities we have for such work, and We are deter
mined to do az work entrusted 20 Us PROMPTLY,
AND AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
our Object being 10 make il the interest Of all par
ties 10 deal with ~. Every imp ovement IN Ma
chery that has for its object The saving Of lsbor
fuel and unnecessary weight Of material, viii BE-
adopted BY us. Parties contemplating "8tnklnq
Or can be furnished with Tonls and Machinery o.
boring and pumping. as cheap As they can be cur.
nished from Rttsburg. Parties wishing
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Notice.

"a ~. 4 i....., ng CLAIMS sgsiu~i he estate a.
l. epp.sr "a, - as'eass,l are hsrehy nofised
gsilniF Ca--i IA So - sane Nth the Clerk 81 the
-. - - =. ~ el January. iSes. s6tsnl.',s II
$50 ~, - ss. =, y lss q De ssn,e M n.
- -. = " ~, .aso.sency q De esists lssinS
..nla .-.s ?, ESGIANn.
Aamf q sd Rsisie.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-27
SU FIFE r E B S
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!
TARRANT Co:

TARRANT Co:
Gentlemen I am resident Of Curscoe. and hsv,
been dispos-d 70 write 70 you concerning the rea
value Of your SELIZER APERIENT a. a remedy
for Indigestion and dyspepsia desire TO EXPIRE
% you my sincere gratitude for the great Lenet the
Sc LTLkR has zone my wife.
For four or i've years my wife has bear sadly
afflicted with Dyspepsia, and afer being under the
e.tment Of several Doctors for two or three years
she was finally induced 70 seeF the adJlce OF q
learned Physicisn, Doctor Csbialis, o. Venezuela
VESCkNT SELTzER APERIENT. ste began to
improve at once, ana is now PERFECTLY WILL.
feel il T. be my duty for tas good OF humanity to
make this statement feeling thai medicine 30 val
liable shout be widely known.
Trusting you will give this pub city, and repeat
ing my earnest gratitude and thanks.
lam very respectfully yours,
3. D. G. HENRiQUER,
New York, June %. '65. Ne. chant, Curacao, S.A.
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EYE AND Earl
nI3EAsES o. the Ete aad Ear. Ne-rsr. So.
~ an, snd csncerous rumors' trsated "a 50
Pa7alied success By
DR.. LEON BROcKMAN.
AT HIS INFIRMABY,
No. 8 Church street, Nashville, Tennessee.

No. Church street, Nashville Tennessee.
Where he may Be consulted every day ,ou, 20
= CO.'S, a, a.. 70 pm, ald Z 10 S pm. oaa.
su'talcns ltr.
he cures al cg-lb'e diseases Of the z q ~ r,,r
AM perori1s AZ ai-dcrll opersaou iu -ure.rv.
sc cpers'aa Coz eatara-', slsnl ai psia. 81 : Dew
he staiSatsas cross ayes IN one uiau,e. Il ca
or Ycun-
Be inseTts. wiihout pan. ArGfcl Ewes 70 move
and appesr uailrs
IA hsornuss cures sore Ewes ui.h u.Idus,l.
c-lcs, When glra no pam.
he ireais Ana -rosis, ur uerFous dlndualz wa
ascc1e g hereicier- unEucsn
tie clraa ever case q. oplnalm.a Tar.-. hrr.-
io.lGe coasile' q iucurshe by ne l'raf-s
lie cures discharges OF sc Ear. asusaf - So.
lei feFeF. Measles, or other t.seasas
he use ts Ariiclal Ear Drums. ahrrs rha refu-
pa drlm ,ucIn1ralei las brsn DESTROYED. uh.eh
IMPROVES tfe hcaruE lmmectllc.F.
lie operates Coz RfulcIal flhls ElInr ~ IA
Fly ID be reledl.s at cn-e
re cures tae most cesrlafe forrs OF Oastn-f
m-s In $50 90 cislt weeks.
Diseases ol Tie NERVOUS system. r.re Cnaraa
Neurs.za. snIna .ncuues, Nerrous proslrsf.on.
trelle4 saccgssllIlr
ly-peFas a1t cElcer be- tresas uHha sa-crsz
lcre-lillo unknown
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On receipt of The ceradcsts you sil zee uhsi you
ere gong % haFai and t1en . u af Yoar epten D.
Herd tle dollar and lake TIE arflcr or Dot PIIr
ehassrs uaT thus oftaIa 6Qld Waieh W anon
Ring, or alT 80 nf Jcsclry on our ilHI .1r 0ns ol
lay snd In no caae can they zee irss than rne dol
lars worth. Iae pre- of CerIh atea D. a. f1II1as
ore Or p cents Eve fo- On sleVen or 81 hinl
Tor 81. d1g-dra co. SO ore hrur red 20 els.
Agent Weufed eVeryuhere. o. whom rre-.a
terms 1re caered
T.. "a. GAuCHANh CO.
s.n.-.m. 80 10 .-s.-.-r. b. L
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-27
From Cincinua att
VIA
Atlantic & Great WeStsnRaiIWav
80. 80
Thrss Thmugh Trims Isars Cincinnati Daily
IIGHTNIN6 DAY EXPRESS
MORNING EMPRESS q
SPECIAL NOTICE

So This is the only route % the OF Reqons o
Pennsylvania. The Night Expre-s leaves every
Sunday X ght instead Of Saturday Night All other
fTsins leave Daily, Susdays excepted.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-27

Nessrs y 8 p 6aughan q Co.. No Ms Ercadrlr.
Eew York, extensive manuir tlrers sud Jap seer.
Of al the leading and most hshI1naha sIins oI
WATCHES and JsEflry DEE rInE a. nllease Their hu-
sinefs b 40 uni mIlel extent have received upon
a drea l1s Distribution, subject o. taa regulate d
ol0Firg
0orfa1atea usmInr "a D article and 1 value. arr
placed 10 sealed EnTeirpss and well ~ ref. one
of these envelopes uil % sent By mai 30 anY "a.
ores on uoccpl ~ tEedfy Eve cent?.
Al GtaIcs sllf az Or u1E1r e111 taift1.f r-5-rs
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-27
M0ZERN!ZlZl

All medicsl men and the press recommend DR.
BTRICELANDs ANTI CHOLERA MIXTURE a,
the only certain remedy Tor u auf0a and DFsen
terry il Is a continuation or A. triugeuts, Ahsor
bents etmulants, and Carmlnaiives. snd s. var
rsnted % effect cure atir all other means hsF,
failed; especially IN chronic cases
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-27

The suffering mi.lioug in our land 10 give this
remedy trial convinced that by its timely use
msny mar - relieved, many cured Of Dyspepsis,
Heartbgrn, Sour Stomsch, Sick Headache. IizZi-
ness, indigo ton, Tiles, c. stveness, Bilious At
lacks, Liver Complain = Rheumac Affections sc.
Read the Pamphlet Of Testimonials with ca n bot
Of your Physician.
Manufactured only BY TARRANT 3 co., 27S
Greenwich street, New York.
~ For sale BY all Druggists. rneys-Iy
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Cooking and Heating Stoves,

Country Hollow ware OF All sizes and descriptions
Sugar Kettles. etc etc. In short, eyerf deeerip.
ton Of work done IN Foundry and Machine Shops
The Patterns Of the late firm Of
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-27
MUTUAL

asnsat. WI hsIs o1. bc.isT. and rs noTe ssltsarl
t,a ronss--r5 We. fr ere. make Do our rule.
sadit i eur ehsrsshsi pru,ipie 20 have esely 1as
OF our tran actions. De- o. ever so A-ae, or o.. ias
srsuisst uusru.taie. 90 MUTUAL % n-'si De- To
tsse of opoutou snd We eaioy tha pleasing atas-
a,clon ai psreoivug tasf ms r'ie Of ours o. HEa7
.pprsc.aisd b. an sin whom We hs'a tae pleasure
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Iron Fronts
TSTOVES AND HOLLOW-WARE.
THE FOUNDRY DEPARTMENT
The Machine Shop

l. directly under the control Of The 'Proprieior,
Who is vel known in TIM cigy tor ths last ten ysArs.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-27

sEsaloO I'd Families supplied with Bottled
Ale Porter. and Lager Beer, free Of charge for de-
livery. 'uiy4 SIN
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SUPPLEMENT-.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER q, 1855.
The Duty Ofthe Church 10 the Freed :


Bishop Atkinson jim a resent address to
the Council Of the Diocese Of North Carolina,
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THE HOWE,
For TRiIOrin q,
SaddIery,
ShOewOrlk.
ShOewOrlS

Does the best W0rk. and rises . smallor Needle,
with the same siss thread, ghsn any other Ma
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NAFoLFoN RoViPARTE GAVE Ir A. HIS
- cp.n.ca tlaf uel 81 fllaa y t-'e' .-'s
E7st-intcrest slcoud--iaecti'n. leirl-fsar-
rssug hurrn assure mo- conaiderliiou, taass
Uess book very uss1ir co1cct 1ui Ee op'ne tl,i
he rrucirIs q having orsry zrunsacaoa 1s-Faaa
uisl ani nan based ufcu
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R. BARTLRTT & CO.,
ne. IS wslnus Street.,
CINCINNATI. OHIO,

raNrrFscTtfRERs keenis, and Nheles4le
NJ ns.iers IN Pasasae IiahIi sEtlng OF 81 sqiiea
- SV.olea suin1lss, the bet OF ~ AsStl-st
7,,s,. also Osls iur RElrosds, Aero 80 -.,'
5n.-,.-s 49,. Isusasd ana otaer Qhi fosi-s,
-. aioshoI. P-,laf Pure SPIRITS sosf-iilae = :
si,ef- csnsnic. so=a. Soda Ash lleAie q go
Res.u. W aite l.sad Painis, Bsnzale -, - -
40 . lerEe and wares sook q "a :. ~. - -
ar Parior. kiichan snd Rail- $50 - Nallsh -
So. chsnsnsys, Burners, Wclss Aa,s &C
aeuef An
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n BBEk
sehkR
comply
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-02


Rev. Henry Ward Beechers address
at Fort Sumter is made the text Of an
editorial article in the Tp,ss The
Times thinks that "Nfr. Beecber was
well chosen as the national orator at
Fort Sumter. He IS eloquent and en-
thusiastic, and he represents, too, ex-
actly that element in the eivil strife
which has. predominated an triumph,
ed. 1t adds:
"But Mr.. Beecher was not content
with this triumph. As he stood on Fort
Sumter and delivered the address
which he was commissioned 20 give, he
expatiated with singular ability and
force upon topics far more obscure and
difficult BE wished to show not only
that America had been purged Of the
crime of slavery, but that the cure,
terrible as it was, had been beneficial
in its very process. He argued that
war, war in itself, even apart from its
object or its justice, was attended with
advantages and blessings of his own;
that it was species of national eGuca-
ton; that it led a people from infancy
to manhood; that it filed them with q
belief in their own convictions and q
knowledge Of their own strength; that
it proved their patriotism and zeal, and
that it left them all the better for the
ordeal These are not new arguments
The ennobling effects OF war have often
been discoursed upon by philosophers
and historians, and perhaps the na~
tional character Of bir. Beechcr's
countrymeD was peculiarly open to the
Improvement which stern teaching
might bring. That this character was
actually affected by the war as it pro
ceeded was q subject of common re-
mark, and it is TO be hoped that Mr.
| Beecher's representations OF the result
may be verified by experience. But
| the future is mystery. America Is
| changed, and that is all we know. The
transformation may be political, so
cial and national all at once Mr..
| Beecher himself answers for the social
! metamorphosis, and already there are
| many symptoms of national and con-
| stitutional transition.
"At present the Americans
have barely reached q census Of So
| 100000, and get they could not live to-
gether in unity. How viii it be when
! these 100000 become 10000 1000 or
! IO00000O02 Americans think the
problem easy, and the issue sure. We
can but say that there is no precedent
for such a consummatiOn, but if Mr..
! Beechers picture OF the future be cor
rect we have no reason to deprecate it.
| The Americans have conceived their
own destiny, and are working it out N
their own manner; but they have now,
at least, learnt this-that Europe, r9h1r
ecer mag be us spcc1,lati9us or slUPoth.ee
10iH ncDer interfere or disturb them
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Public Meeting in Dyer County.


Alta large and respectable meeting
Of the citizens Of Dyer county, begun
and held in the town of Dyersburg,
Monday, May -, 1865, the following
proceedings were had, TO wit:
On motion, Smith Parks was called
to the Chair, and c. c. Coulter appoint
ed Clerk.
On motion the following gentlemen
were appointed as a committee 10 draft
resolutions, viz: DR.. A Peacock, VIM
Craig J. Clark, Dr. A Harris, G. B.
Tinsley, ". G. Adams, and James Nc
Coy.
on motion, Smith Parks and F. G.
Sampson were added to said com
mittee.
The committee retired, and after q
short time returned and offered the
following resolutions, which were unan,
imously passed;
Resolved, lst That We submit to the
Government and laws OF the United
States and the State Of Tennessee
freely, willingly, and without quali6ca
ton or reserve; and pledge ourselves
as good and loyal citizens to aid and
assist the authorities IN the restoration
and enforcement of civil Law in our
midst
Resolved ID That lis ExcellenCy
". 6. BrownloW, Governor Of the Stat,
Of Tennessee, be respectfully requested
to appointed officers for Dyer county
from among the loyal men Of said ooun
4 ". and ask for sucn men On h to be ap
pointed as are endorsed by the loya
citizens Of said county. On motion,
/ Res0lU5d, That with great pleasure W
have learned that His Ex0ellency, W
&. BroWnloW, Governor Of Tennessee
has appointed our highly esteeme,
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