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Present Condition Of Irelaad--- Emk
grati0n % this C0HnlFy.--Gfeat Dis
Affection Among the People.

Mr., Msgairs Ia the British Parliament, tia,
speaks ef ireland
lie selemnly and declared that there was
IN lroiahd discomfort and disxaecoa which noshing
under heaven but Just lava could change. Tbs Lord
Lieutenant = fsw days $50, expressed his deep ~
gret thai Tie people we're leaving the COUNTRY IL
sneh numbers aad carried with tAsm a s,alRr Of
hostility 70 the British guyurnmsal Lee them ieoS
At he ease stAlghi in Tia face. and nol ahriak fr0m
consideration Of the question. The keiiag carried
10 America by Iriahmea woala have an Inaasncs
upan The policy u AHssricah statesmen. The lrish
elnigsafts and their children born n Tia States osIt
ngnbas0i the poPsllalige Of IrelAqi, They were
active and ehesgetie, aad mary OF t6c4a eomuAa1-
81 The press and Tie PlattorR They Werc shinsatsd
b. hstfnl Of EuglAaa. and he ssksd them iato Shai
cAlanslles might they not precipilals lhs two
tries. fIisAr, hear. he hdpe9 That The lsoyesa-
meat instead Of traahiiag themselves aboas eompli-
cations Ia distant parts Of Europe would sa4sAvor
70 heal hs core thai existed IN chs heart % the eha-
pire Royal Visits would uol Iaoct the wants II
Ireland They Woaia only BE- cosF,plasGef Over
q deePsatei nlesr Tho Irish people waala be clad
70 80 Her Majesty o any nseaabas u her fansiy;
bet The starving people whe sAw ths utter hopaia.
mes II any effort aor Which thsrs Was 40 reward
did not want the sunshine 81 royalty 81 tho glitter
q psgeantsy. NhHt they wanted vas lost isSs that
woald hbsFats their arms and give them asll ssr
thels ssegsions Hess hsAr,
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New Arrangements.

The WHIa win, in he fntssa Be- pablishsa AZ -
per year, payable iSvGRikEET ~ ApykScE The
undersigned are The prUprietsss fur The next tee
ycars. swo 81 the partners editing, and Mr.. HAws
supefintsading The cfaee, and conduc4iRg and Coz.
troIiing the internal sEaisS sHd business msllcrs
There will al ne distAhl day, Be- asas end cora
plcse Job ofHce connected With The essahEshment,
and thsh NE shall be prepared 70 do eli kinds 81 deb
work, upoa shert notice.
TIE wHrs, therefore win - On, and instead Of
being closed cut by change 10 he oocaratSon Of
the principal Editor, Il vii be mere permanently
esahlishtd than heretofore. This Issue is the Art
Il The volume, by tho new srua, and under The xxw
AkR&xaHNkSn- We shall have the best aavsrtis-
ing medium in al ths country and therefore saicit
he continued sapport q al who are fTendly 10 Cur
oause and desire thcif advertisements 10 Be- seen and
read hy al men. md all vine want probable
straight-cut independent Union paper, would do
weii b. subscribe al once.
IlRowSLow, HAEA s Co.
F.brssary Il, 1855.
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PeuIsent Preachers.

We ere lnforaaed thai certain pFeaeders, Of diff
fercnt secs, who bed from here At the AppfoAca Of
the old Gag have become very pcnitent and would
ike 10 return 70 this "City Of Refuge and do any
ahnouns af ssassty s'rsriag that may Be required
We prVpssq they shall come, and join "a in big
pvctrsdse3 eesing On the banhr IL or river, and
~iIl dsiSes the epening sermon from the follow.
ing sext, substituting Hotsfaa Cor Basysos
Upon the river Of Babylon, thore We sat snd wept
when We remembered Sioa- On the willows in the
midst thereof we hung up car insruErnts for there
they that led ~ into captivity required Of us the
Wafds q sshgs. And they thAs carried " away
said: sing ye 10 us hymn Of the Songs Of sioss
How shsli sing the songs Of the Lord II strange
ahdg II forget thee, o Jerusalem, let my right
hand be forgokisn. La my tongue clcaSe 70 my
jzws, IL do not remember thee II make not
Jerusalem The beginning Of my JOY
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Easl Tennesseeans, Loak un.

We are pleased 70 have L Ia oar power b speak
words az good cheer n eur people in Bast fensez-
Sc AAes long night 81 gloom and torture day
is breaking upoa Is. sud yc sss before rs day Il
posce ard prosperity Amer cancellation between
Gems Thomas and Stoneman, they hsve ahTehse&
With the pss .yss' bers, and the Poepls win be 81
bowed 70 60 and come freely 81 in dsys gone by
o. oOurs iftbey abuse their privilege they vii he
held % strict accountability as al sOch hAse and
villAinoss traitors should h. The thousands q
condemned horses and anlas viii Be soid eaf AZ DIFF
E-st points IN Jefssrsok, seyief and other coanties
above 20 Is To enable farmers - gel cheap animals
70 plough and rAse crops with, sfprees nearly nom
ihAl. The Commanding General viii 80 that spec.
llAiors and lard sharks Ehe follow the army shall
no. purchase them, hss che privilege win Be resery-
"a 10 TIE real people who Bsei tksm.
By hsak Geaeszls Thomas and StsnaElAn, We are
asred b say 10 the people Of East Tennessee shs;
the country vii BOW be hela that they desirs them
to % TO work % r&ise hsy oats cora sad vegetables,
and they VIII take al that be spared a 4ibetsl
prizes We are not in the habit eii.oFiAliy, OF tall
ing the enemy what oar forces are and wha4 We srs
sbgIi bai If thsy oA PseSt BY what We say, watell
tbeu the whole universal Yankee Hztics Il now Ia
BSs Tennsssee--that they Intend 10 bald the cona-
try and the rosdsthst they intend 70 crush cd this
rebellion in is55-and ihat rebels in arms or IN
skulkiBg deeds had better leave here IN double
quick for parts unknowni
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The Speaker Of the House.

Since car last issue we have received letters and
notes proposing several other gentlemen Cor Speaker
Of the House ia the General Assembly shortly %
convene. Vim. Hei-kell Of Knox, wilson Duggsa.
Of Sewer Fl. Cooper Of Bedford, jas r. Dillon, Of
Gle, ard W. b. Lewis Of Davidson, are al sp,er,
Of f0r the position.
These are ali goOl nasal and men Of experience,
and would all the place With honor le themselves
sEd 20 their constitaents These make six different
EAues proposed tbroagh cur paper, and any Of them
wil be acceptable TO the people. All are Tor i
harmony, and cOsert q action IA carrying oui the
reforms called for. Thiled action in putting down
the rebellion and IN teaching traitors a hons tks
grseioas hs-ons Of honesty and patriotism, they
have failed 70 eaH IN the school n rebellion This
Is Whist the pepie are Tor and viii o4pset II their
representatives
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Ths CAdisans.s s7esssis n sstnmssslhR een
ne nasssA 4 ~ NsshsIiks pen CIV tpha-
ga, tina sAe&s q f4las Hs . saqalss Ia
81 sAaios. & nrsl pzlesha. Hepes b ~ Re
cath asa s1sssss 81 EesAsills' eeala sehens ID
wFiis and 81 sieA 81 sllldts ss lie 6aesile ~
pscsasss and sonmsnss sfsa We rkase % "a.
iaaAes. 4 sr mgilssFy aashssiisse win aliuS ps.
rolsd Felsl rfisuscss b write h ahAs waY &c
thInk WINS certainly he's t~sAs eaeaeA - ~ neta
qaIsl and ptsiasnk IN vsaw n ID sioieat sna 6etss
course ~ vehei editor. lie aaslzed the shooting
and haakihe q uAlen men indlsesimlAAssiy. He
ia,tias every nc II ylaenee ehas was eosaaltsd ~
ihs Febsls FkseFIih 4, SAD ~ b aware 81 n h
eeola aes ns4sn - b hesss II Nesfina eosasy ard
lixaa week. nnissa he ras concealed. Ehy win :
msn IN Ms eoadtscm Nas spsa any sass
But % the comments q ths eseesss
whs b sAis editor that snsers IL Andrew gebnson.
end leSa pFosoke ccnpafiaon hy talking about the
leepaFa aAangsne Me sIptA d NE Kthlgpean his
skinf weFegaAk who i She eallpf IL The Nashville
F'Sssf Ten Il nat h Cath, pahIish Is nci In the
streets af AEksiea Tefasxs iefsHfs e he nalne hFs
ssaasel r ftsaa Ard who 3 sam Twins be 4 The
Individual who fdief the ktheAs Fast unt the rebel
arabs were afiysa ftsm Eass Tsnnezsea. HeiEthe
man WHO vislsed the asnss n Athsns wbefs thai
ncte ed eaffos, aAeFa sss murdered By thu spbeis
Lesi TsewhitL and Dr.. Hani and ether Union Sasn,
were pflsonets and tainted them when ~ roaie un-
dor Eaani 10 Knexsile he 4 The man whp. thauagh
the eolumas a. hk paper hoaadad On he rebel All
thsrisles 20 peracuie tie Unien men IL East Ten
nefaee, whom he aigmalised ae tories. he Il Ehe
aa who advised the rebels h take 10 he woods In
EAs Tennessee and bashwhsck federal apldIers.--
And manf a. these febelz have heea hnshehaeklns
ever sieee. In the meantime, Ne. Twins edits The
NsshEiiie eres and Ahuses Andrew Jchnsun. The
raan suits The work
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Mailer General Thomas.

Major General George II. Thomas. in oommand Il
The Department Of the Cumberland has been in our
csty, few days since, laaking sc suppose hoR
matters shd things IN this seton Of bis depart
ment General Thomas = one Il the few u the
great mes thi. var has tunnel np who remains
modest aad unprcishdiag. and who goes shesd IN
the ascharge Of his duties conducting himself like
= soldiers sTi : gentleman. We rnssrd him rs sec
ond 20 Bo man In the service, and We think BIS re-
cord place. him in dc front ranks II oar Gsherals
he IS especially dear % Teahasssesns who rteolls4
that he saved Us at Mil spring. al Stones River,
Al ChickAmaaga, and at Hashyille On each Of
these occasions we're more indebted 70 the oooi
brsvsry, military skin, sud valuable counsel Of Gss
Thomas, than q say living man
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The Murder Of Meaulre.

Patrick Nciuife, Of Jsfersoa county. and pri-
vste In the 9TH Tensesses Cavalry was murdered in
bic county ailAr he bad surrendered He diving
testimony was, that 3 rebel citizen shot him. who
was seeking fss'tes4on bahind oar forces Not Ast.
sized with ibe mSrief Of good soldier and an hon.
est man, they have robbed his widow and six or
PhAh children Of nearly an they had Steps ara
being taken IN do the traitor Justice who shot him
and then, va hope bis effects viii be turned ever %
the willow and ehildren We suggess 70 tho.e who
may capture Che villain, Tia. they make il oonvs-
n;ni qf % take hi'a prisoner, tsf - t4ss Aisn ~
ths ssss's, ssifhs ragf arvsusa Iis aeet.
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aAs ssiia' & isses ~ - ii ssass
). ujll u IIa pllh s. sass 50 asIs lif q sAs
sppss ss4.In sAsss sslll kelas -. tlis
A3s< e Fan Ronss.ks.
hsien feeAlblafs. Va FEB. e. isess
d. B,gssaisss
- harry b learn that lie iagEl alskshs * Toe
|nfatst hsss haiteled soa fef qqksfnef q ths 81
~ ~ = 1 have i,aeh thkosisk this ABBY bs on
Gers att mes ail usihuul eaa eFeApsash. ssales e
hs a.s, la innsslbl. ps.i.lon hsI,l s. as Isss
Tsnnesseszns = BE aanfifpt Of 81 thas sss nfkf
ana deaf h ee6fls atlly fasfils end kzslke he
uaanisaoas iAaaflans 81 his whole army. The pa
% e s. l.a ss.' s,sy = s -. = = - -
Ansesissn army Theirs are : few II u hsss Hhess
heats bal high r. rsspeake % The aeispn q Saf
Fasena coFsteafion. g. &C as - know ~ Il
Nv pt,6cf d Mf4iag thisletIeg 8 " is<fa Nhethsf
a not Sou yin onntlHas he gahlieetioa q she
NnIa, and q 40 whslhes h eAH b rAnt hafs b. mali.
Tbs army = aew helng Fald a md soass ~ 6
the Knoxvills Mhiz. We have not seen > copy q
il slnoa yol resumed b. publication.
You have doubtless fofeutsea me and NJ name.
was foF he fra lmeinfrp4ncae - ynsl - tha III
Of Juns 1851. 81 Greshexllsa and wa mssahef Of
the conveniian.
wss bora and fAissd Is Nysha egsinty Vifeihla.
Ia 1851 aens % Carer county, EasE Tsnhseaee,
HAesa iAsabaod 10 iive y he Gloss ef uy hntara
life bat for love II my country, Hko yoafseG and
many eshess, was driven from my honss snd In
"a attempt b pass 10 he Union iins was captured
BY tie Febels and for ioag time eenHnedlu pfiseh
81 Rlehmoad. and Salisbury, n. g. Hlsm mg ~
lease from there have hesa IN this srsny
II you viii send me sperinaaa ecpy e youF pc
per win end yoh good 1sst Il sabaEfsbsss, with
the maaey.
Trussang you nsS i've n prosperity % witness the
restoration Of our country b condition II leeand
order, undnF the protecting ags Of the FederA Con-
sttuten, and thai your lot may be cast with ronge-
", yonr obeaIent ssryapL E
SEEar. WILLIAM MaRx1ls
Co. G, lSt DaiaWare Vet vois, "a Brig "a Div, I'd
Army OoTps.
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me Five surviving ssIdter, !,
Revelation.

The folIesing On iRtrodne-d b. Hos u
|rspssentstivs fson Ghs arst cobxrssis,,I, e.
Of Indians possess peealiat Interest n
: Tss of sbs land, hsviHg b.ss sigr.-4 ~ 49,.
dent Of the t'hitef ststes
AN ACT - pay 70 sseb n re ,u75 sg.-, ..sr...
Rsyalsiios, aTc IL suober, sa,Ss rs,r.s 40.
rsnsigH roll. lhr.s hgsdrri boiler sraaF-
sraieity, n sdditisa q ire gsHsiau r..r fs.f - 81
Re y s1taefid ~ &c S~7tat ai,d Bs.ss- q p.
tafiss II As t'Hited Sigtss'f .izae~i-g 81 60
asss,ysaied, That, frosn snd sfler the rss.s,s Y
set, there shall be paid out Il any moa-v +
trsasary not otherwise appropriated, ,b= ~,
thEsa hundred dollars, 20 - paid Annually e. q.
u ths pesNss hereinafter named I've n rr-
during tbsif natussl lives, 81 a grstuity 70 tss u
Il tie f3syernHfeft--t Eve psyaz1s hs-sr.-
ssrseA bring the soie survivors ~ che srnr.f /.
Revolution, Ehcse names are enrolled ,a .as &.
9f The Pension ofiee--ssid gFstBity b b 81
Then, By tbe Commissioner Of PeHsions, in AZ
y IRE pensions now paid them under f5r1.a- So.
.o'zrs,s zsia payment q cash 4 The ga--.
persons
t. ieFoael Cook, enlisted az Hstseld Nz-.,-
sesta, = nov aboat niasty-esxbt vesrs If - !.
three hundred dollars.
10 l@itle5t D7gNltoEs eh4fsAet Carroll ....-.
Sss Hampshire b now sbout niaetv-a,,tt -.
age, and lives In Edinburg Ssra,a-a e.s4n.r =
York, thEsa handred dollars.
To Wiilissn Hatchings, enlisted ~ y.,-..,.
Maine, then Massachusetts Is a0w D. -
years old, and resides IN PsnSbsret Hsse.. -
y, Maine, three hundred d1lIars
To AiexahdgF hsrsHsy, ealiE;ai q Esks t-,ss-,
New York, a. dTumnsr-boy Is nos ah,si' resv
four pears old his residences 4 Yztes Orleans CO
., New York, tbrse hoadrn3 do3lzrs
To james Barhau4, sHbstituts 81 drahsd "a
in Sosth Hsmpt"a county, Yifginis, lives 81 5
State Of Missouri, and u IN his 5ns hsBdrsI q.
first year. three buhdFed dollars.
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Amended Regulation.
SERIES or JrLY %, 1864
TREAsuRY nxraKYNkSr. Feb. IL Z

ESNt-' VI NAAt "a AcU3s
TREASURY nxFAksMkxT, Feb. II, Fsa4.
Regulations XVI concerning Abandoned, Cap
tured and oonGAeabIa Personal Property saries Or
July 2s, 1854 is hereby amended. A follows:
XVI. Supervising special Agents, and such other
persons g shall be EpOeaiiy authorised By the SEQ
retary Of the Treasury 70 fecAFe aud seii captured
abandoned and eonhsessie property, win pay or
eaiiss 70 be paid out Of the general Fund Arisne fom
me sale Of All such PFOpe Fseeived and ssd by
Feeslying, securing and aispoAiag Of tAa same h.
eiasihg fes aaxa, heights, storage charges, labor,
aad osber necessary gxpens being careful to avoid
All useless or indiscrest expenditures and win charge
each particular lct parcel with thaspesae or pro-
PoFtionsss aFaoiint % ai sach expensis as can Be
parcel and viii also charge and seiAin ost Of The
pssceeda al esch 10 parcel aae and one hall t,er
eeHtam thereof Cor tho paynaeBt Of sieh esrenses
connected with the coliectioe transportation ara
sale Or ether apositiA tharsos a. cannot BE- p,ais
speesc o. pFoPofenate charges against each lat or
parcel az ars not ethsfwtse provided for, such ~
rsnts, compensation 10 clerks OF other asup,oynes
auctloneers, printing, and advertising. oerehIiy
stated account of whieh viii he kept BY such eanis
~ ether peysans showing In detail 81 expense Maid
out Of this isnd arising from saeh charge ana an.
los nnAFoldaly preveated they win take yoarhsr.
.ot gu e pehdIshtes made anaar thia Rsgistlor and
transmit the sals With ther RepoaInts "a Tia S.crs
tary Of the Treasury, 0ut ~ the bAlanre. h anv
ea SAG one ehd enc half per eetsnm femainlBs AZ
Ter aatfaytng said expenses the several sararv3ins
speeial Agents OF ether persons selling q fru<af
hAy re.aln e compensation Coz extFs care ana -
spoasep'ity sam not exceeding three soertks az
orc PCT centam Of tho amount OF such sa;as. and
WITH ne renssnder any, may rewarl eatra sar.
Fiess b tbs ehsetieA ksa care q psepsrts. ssnese
by Agents knd htheFs. In such manner aea IL $50
amount = may be approved o. dirersnd b. IL a..
Rotary OF The Treasuryi Prersaed that he an.ant
% feiaiHed fof extra care responslbtF o. service
hy any Agent oF other peFse1, sallins = ssossaiA
after ne dale hereof shslf not exeei two thoa.snd
aesiAFs ek sHrpn, % Ht thai gssa ff les l,ssss
anles tho ecfsesFy dali, fr ssisl service. 81 ~
allow larger sun.
w. r. FKasRSeks.
seerrtesy n hts fivasersa |
ksEnuTIyE hASstos, Feb. II, isss.
Approved 4 Tasca,y
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been done By cur Tennessee ,soops and done In The
right quarter.
HBs'Es RRieApE GovRkNox,s GrAals. 4
osntnnment Springs March Il, 1885
Asssr,. ERitsgs n sAs Easxrsite Wig
have the honor 10 report TIE success Of scout
under Lieut. A. D. Frazier, 18th TenEessee Cavalry,
whom l cent % the counties Of Upper Hast Tennes.
see short time age with orders 70 destroy the FORCES
and furnaces eagasod 10 the HAnafaure Of iron Tor
the rebal .authoFitie
The works known ~ the Brooks aad Cass Eorres
On stoney Cseek, Carter county, were burned these
hsihg the oy two then Ct work Tor the Confederate
government This scout also destroyed powder
mill near Abingdon, Va, With large quantity OF
powder and maserialA aAet which they retarned to
ths command bringing sons 80 recruits Coz he hh
Tennessee Cavalry, "a rebel ssserterA and quass
Haahss Of negroes aeeing from rebel conscrptist
Lieut. Frazier Is brave and daring young man,
and deserves credit for bic skii ingenuity, and bra
very on this scout.
am, with respect,
Your most obedient servant
JoHN X. M1LLxa
Col Con-. Brig. Cows Guards.
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q, yrIgaaIer General ceener.

Gen, Joseph : Coofss. wha has served Ia eur A..
my three years passed through otsf town few days
sga an faripugh 70 visit his hone ii Campbell
county Dis Is Dis aEt lgsye d aksenss. lie con.
fnsnas brigade ia tho ed Army Corps. add 4 a.
recsly hnai Wilhtihgssn, !. G, aad rlyaa ee.sa
aecoipt y thiags II that qnassT. He catered TIE
feaespl army = = psisaias and h now : Hri,aEi.s
Gse.ESl The speaIs wen fl,r M services.
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CorreeiiOn.

ia o'n' frsi page viii be nuaad, fuai reliable
man, sh socoanl Of the sarder Of Mis- Bell, on
Beaver Cfssk, In our lad Issue Il was aasea thai
Ctsra1tiss and horros did he wors. Thai noslss
aid iRiussiee 70 Aorrpw, Il was fzesa5tsa ana
fate."sa, aad tho latter : now In jan here. Tbi.
hah ti4sg'aa gave his name a Mssrex, Il the lime
be was unprecedented, thus msrdering add lobbIns
up'D sh innocent Iqabs credit He deserves death.
Nilhout the far.aAlitsee Of trIsll
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Notice 10 Senator's and Representa-.
dEea

General Thapas informed the Editor ~ this pa
per thai he would give orders 70 the Quarteruastsrs
IN bis department 10 furnish The saousbess of Che
Legislature With transportation 10 Nashville Tbs9
w therefore sppiy toths 'luarternastar here. aud
furnish the sFidsnes Of their ssIng marnbsrs. hi.
is bIt right sihee tho mnmbefs rc.ye no mare raw
than will pay their bnEvi At Nashville.
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BRouff0w, HAwe 4 N0., pukliassl


IeeTs MclslAuFh4E h aathsslEed le acs - Cur
seent along the Whole PaciHe COsss. His sddress
q Sea FrsnelscA california.
O =. HuEstxB. Il New Haven, Conaecsiras, l.
our regularly appointed sgeht n Fecsive sbssFir.
items fpr cur paper n thai state
The WHta cAn be bad every week 81 the Hess
Depot Of 4. II. Siagissaa, Pest 0esQe Bailainv.
NhkhFiilA Trnn. e885t 8s4 &
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To Correspondents.

We are crVwded With communications for o'r pa
per, and could no, insert them al il We we're 70
leave cut our advertisements We are therefore
fored 70 choose between What We think win most
beae6i the public and benefit oaf offer.
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eeternmeai CIalm once.

Sisla.s ios here's shd esfapase ist in scrviee col
PeFty iatun ~ the United States ircops eolla<tei
Washer Fecstps5 bare been giFea 81 nosi ordnsnes
asttsrhlNstsrs snd C0mnsissafys Fatarus made
e'is eRraEe &c pay removed CegnaeAss q asa.
saaastniaes ot4slas4 Zoe efleeis fsom 80 tha he.
EAftaAsfs,z n Wsshtngtan city, b LKtkY 4 NJ.
kNEsks. 0face On Gay tssest, espr RAyls Book
store knaxviile Tsan,
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FalaaAIe PrepeFlI far sale.

ess ne advertisement II Sheriff BsaFde1 HI
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Whittier on Everett.

very feeling and appFseiatlve letter from The
poet Whittier was read 81 the bate special nseeting
Of the Massachusetts Historical Society. II vas the
warm and glowing tribute Of lheraI-mipded and
syinpsshstie heart 70 the unbemishea life and tried
patriotism Of shs great orator and statesman The
following Ia sn extrECt;
my secluded country lfe has Afforded ,ae Few
opportunities Of personal intercourse with him
while my pronounced FadieAlism On The great quss-
ton which hss divided popular feeling, rendered
euF. political paths widely divergent Both Of as
early saw the danger which threateaed the country
In The Languages Of The prophet We saw the Sword
possibility Of ayerng 10 BY concession and eetnpFo
snisa, l. on ths contrary - Armly believed that
ssich q course eoald only atrongshea and eoailrm
What rHgnrd - gigantic conspiracy against tho
rights and liberties the Union and the hfs % the
nation,
Recon. events have oertAisly ns. ssaicd 10 change
TINS belief on my part; bet in looking ovea he
psst While ses iisils Or nothing 10 refraes il the
matter of npinian am sAddenod hy the rafiectioa
thai through tka very intensity Of my convictions
may have done injuslica to the uatives &C those
with whom differed. A. respee4s Edward Everett
9 seems 10 e that oaly within the last four years
have truly known hiin
In thai brief period crowded AZ /, h NTH whole
life work Of conservation "a the union freeiom and
glory Of hts e0antry, he not only eoamsnaei respecs
aud reverence hs.t eeoeoRlraisd aPon himself n =
InnA remarkable degree the love % AL loyal and
generous hearts. We have sean In thea yean II
trial. ysFy gFeat EheFieea offered upon the altar u
patriotism, wealth. eaaa hoaae, love, lie ITSELF
Bat Edward BssFost I'D more thaR tbs ha laid
Oh the altar net only hs time tzicbiz and caltIfa
but bis pride of eplnioA his long cherished vigws
Of policy his personal AAd political prelilectscns
and preiudlves, his chatitgional fastdieusnesA %
conservation and theckFeAly elaborated syHsnssry
Of BE public fepnlalloa. Wish : rare and noble
Ne met, wiihagt hesitation, the de-
haaus ef the great oceasiOa. Rseeklng away ffoEn
ail Tie tssasineafs &c elfstam and assocAtian, BE
Asfg0t the things thai are behind and wiih 81 eya
sthkla 10 present dusy, pressed forward toward the
mark uE tie high sailing ~ Divine prapldenoa IA
the events a our time All hoaog % HAL Il We
Assfn that be uow ieyend The fsach 81 our fs,of
human praise st as teynfently aFsst hat BE IA ~
esiysd thss hlgiass pias'sit Wei aeha thea coed
ssrsaat