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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-13

TIC HusalHH IN U733llIuFI - I-IIII1I 5IFd :
banquet to Mcclellan. Among the tossis
proposed wa one ior the maintainsncs d
the friendly relations between Ruasis sad
Americs. -
The Mohammsdon rebellion is PFogrs@-
ing rapidly.
The steam ram Aginsaurt has been sue
cessfully launched.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-13

4ozsE q the frat 70 introduce thls
neF style ol Picturas. Eqery BODY that
see tnen1 are deaghied with them
Oell - tas "6ailsryof the Cumbor-
land and judge ios yourself olktf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-13

WAxrrD.-Tssnty good laborern . wofk
On = Arm. Apply q Unltsd States cas-
tah Houss. 1ibp-tl wages paid. y
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-13

Hass asD Cars spring style and n large
variety, Just rsssiysa ey h. h. Thompson,
No. = Cherry stsssi, near Unioa. e.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-13

ron sALR.-The New Theatre, corner UnioI
and Summer Sfroefs, We cdcr 81 pros thst val
uettthe purchaser rs uer cent gross Der h1num.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-13

sslkIs.--A large assortment, a rsduest
prices, by p. 3. Thonpssu. 10 - chsrTy
street.. near unIoa- q
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sHars.--A large s8sortmont. 81 reduced
priess, By r. A.. Thonspsen. 10. g Cherry
iroei, near uuion.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-13

Pearl Ninislurss. eOlorsa sna Plsia, a
Van siaveren's. &
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-13

Old Picsares copied % Carte De Watts, q
enlarged to ssy size, q ths Gallery Of ths
cumberlasd. aFrii--a
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-13

o.ass. a. wsisAs is candidate for ssn-
sable.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-13

Gold IA falling. % is the Ps.es Of Photo
graphs At the Gallery Of he Csnboriabd.
Card Pictures now only Is per Dozen
tprIf-sf As. Monsz, IS Cedar 8.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-13

e0R eAIE-The large, well-hult sud commo-
dious reaidsnee of Mr.. Rankhesd, on Broad II ,
= oorner uf Mckiiaore, - feet depth Of lot.
f0n 6ALE-1I5 fecl on north side of Cedar 81,
conner of PARK, with brick dwelling, good posi-
ton FOR resideneaaOr business.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-13

ron GALB.-That sntire hiock on North side q
Cedar snest, betueen Cherrf street ard the alley
on the west, running through 70 the Theatre
These valuable business localities viii be sold IN
fronts on both streets 70 suit purchasers. snd We
ofisr them at prices which md ices us % believe
thaf purchasers may expect sn sdYanoe of 400 per
ffar aan
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Life Size Photographs a. Van ssaversu''
Metropolitan Gallery. u
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-13

smzrs.-A large assorsmeht, At reduced
prices, By R. b. ThomPsoa, No. - chsrry
street, near Union. u.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-13

CI5ER CIDEEi Pure Apple Oder can
be had At clark I eregOry's. 8s Broad
strest. aprl2 Nv
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-13

Lumber Of ell Lengths and descriptions
tor sale low ss Kniehs Bros. Yard, Rolling
Min Hi
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-13

HAYi HATli-Fcr sale at So Broad 81
BY Clark 8 GrsgOry. fzl sFsn Nv
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-13

1.-THE ladies want bargains in sne Shoes
Congress Caters, Balnosals, 4e.. bay a
G. v. Fall 4 Goa
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vsa sayoreHs Metropolitan Gallery. 5,
Collega street. #
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-13

Mans, NAuR-z00 Ksgs FOR sale By g.
". Fall 4 Co, Hardware Dealers, 81
Public Square jan2zti
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Buy yoar boo. aai SHOES st 8. '. F.ll
4 Cs'a.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-13
Great Popular Lean 0i lhs People

LES thas s7oo.ago. 800 r-a,ais us@oli. sA..l uiu
prohaliY - a.posea q uis1ln ~ nszi g o. %
days phsn its nosss N uadsahtssls connahds :
ps.una1,. - b., unl,u-uiy hssa shs 49, easis.
siuE ~ s,sbsazrpiioas ts oshar Loana
In orlsr shas ciansas q every toEn sas ssrsaon
q tns oouusfy my - ssasa.d Aefass ssr s-siss
,1s loan. he S.eonl Banks s.zas n.szs. ~
Prsais Bsokszs ifrousseat ths eszuisy tsss So
srslly rErssa - rsesiys sni.ssipss1s e psr. ssh
uerbsrs vai sslset tbsis o~n azsata. instasa lhsy
nzssauz6asaas. and No ouiJ ars rss3sassis a.
ths aaavsry a. ne sutea ar Ehieh iheg rsaige
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-13

-. g,sa'Gs'sa' TAs'ss'.pA. = vsa save !.
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.. S. 7-SO LOAN.

By sHfhority Of lbs Secretary 81 ne ffeaaur5
The zndagsisnsd has assumed ihs esnsrsl Sub
sarphon Agency ssr fhe sale of uHtst sssies
Treasury Notss. boEing Esssa md thrse-tsuiha PER
ssas. in,srsli. per aanura. laosa - ais
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-13

500 bbls. choice extra Family Flour iast
received from steamer Mariners, By Adams,
surdsfs 4 Co, s. Broad street. sprii-yt
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-13

Adams, sur,laui A Co. "A broad slfsst
have just reserved 100 boxes Glass.
.~@ar-qt
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esssu c.pIsa 1ss.ag q l.ss : s.sss;;slsssis
an-ss
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on BIlRBE EglA gOlD PENS,

These pens Aear nv frcsls raark. &C. p. Bkzrrs
h11aA loo, kx-,n for which baFe secured the
ap5f1sgins and are warranted equal ia fneness n.
nlAtef1S and workmanship 70 the best Eastern man.
uisctiires and are believed 70 b. superior 70 al
others n Durability aud other substantial qualities
which combine 70 mske really serviceabls pen.
sent ~ NAL or express on receipt Of price Gnd
TeflIl ebDxds n b naai, ~ ny nd when 20 cents
y added for regstry.l Write your naTae and ed.
dress plain y.l fnla
Postage ON single pen Brec ceHts; pen with any
case OF holder aad box, ~ os5fs. Old pens re
paired for fity cents falsd stampl saeh. Circulars
sent TREE. Address = ~
sar3fqa1E @. p. BARNES,
Gold Pen Manuiaelufsr,
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vARNIsHEa.
LT0uoRs.

Bbis Alcohol, Is per cent
) rs per cent.
8 Proof Spirits.
3 Pitts Whiszy pure. for med. purposes
Pare French Brandy,
Holland Gin.
Pure Port Madeira, and Sherry Wines
forEais low. b. EWfN PENDLETOE.
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ONLY LOAN IN mARKEr

uoS se.ssd b ne eovaransut. sna is :, eoaa-
d.uay sspecssd lh.s g, Superior savaas.ess VI
make he
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RRFEREEOES.

EXPERIENCES.
STATE, County. and Nashville City ofieiaia.
Asmbsr Of the two branches Of the Mesh
vile City Legislature.
Editors and Publishers Of Nashville City
Daily Papers.
POst Master, Nashville, tennessee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-25
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Address
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-25

min. whose large wheel is ssill nos-
log. but shose motion . scs'cely PER.
osplible, you ell see rather hamble,
Old iashioned looking iwo story hrlek
house sskBding near The south end
a Nam street. ii has bot one en-
trance from tie street. Ia front q Il
stands three OF four small shade trees.
The fenors Of the los ard windows Of
DE house shos evident stems Of dilap-
idaii0u, the consequences Of rebellion
and Of rebel rule Like many other
windows 10 the South. a number Of
pAnes Of glass arr broken out, and
their pieces supplied With paper
Glass could not be obtained in the
Confrdsr ey. A. you pass along the
pavement on Main street, by looking
aio the lot you SEE several young
apple trees. and in the spaces between
two Of them are poiatoes growing. Ia
the rear Of the kitchen stands = small
aspen shade tree. and down there 10
the lower end Of the lot is a grape
vine, Ira,ned upon trellis. forming 9
pleasant bower. Scattered over the
lot are number OF rose. currant and
goo,eberry bushes. Al The lower end
of the lot, and jrst outside, stand t~C
large weeping willows, and under
their shade is a very beautiful spring
rhi, Is the residence Of Andrew John
son, the President Of the United States
Up the street stands his former tsilor'
shop. with the sign still on it. And
in M old store room up street 10 the
remains Of his library. At present i
consists principally OF law books ant
public documents. most Of his mos
valuable books having been destroy
ed by The rebel soldiery.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-25

Memo SUFFRAGE iS SoUTH CAR
oLINA.-The South Carolina CORES
pundcnt OF the n. Y. Herald. wiring
from Columbia, says that the mere
mention Of negroes voting raises a
breeze in any Southern circle. But
IN time Inc people may come TO lole-
rate the idea, especially il suffrage is
connected with certain conditions Of
intelligence an property. He adds ;
As far as South Carolina is con.
cerned, think il would be perfectly
sale TO place il upon the ground Of be-
ing able TO read and write, al the same
time restricting he whites 10 the same
Tee, for IN The fret year there will be
Gore negroes who possess that accom-
plishmen. IN the State than white peo-
pic. The negroes certainly are very
DESTROYS Of enlightenment, aud The
first use Of their freedom, as far as my
experience goes, is TO learn to read.
Their opportunities as yea are very
limited. ms the citizens DO all in their
power 10 discourage il; but it is fre-
qaen'. y the case that see negroes.
who by rome means had learned TO
read, seats cd b. the roadside teaching
their Icss enlightened brethren aud
sisters the alphaCei."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-25

TR MIsERiEs or A RlcH Man.
The New York correspondence Of
tbs Rochester Democrat rs RESPONSE.
bic ior tie follawine
"AleaanArr 4. Siewa clear. en-,
Thousand dollars rer day. Sabbalhs
excepted. All the YEAR round. Cor.
ne,ius Vanl~sbit pietds gully Il,
double that sim. shle W lllsh r.
AsioF rates his incomr II Tour hl1
and three hundred an ihiny doaAr.
per di.m. Sbelang o. sslk,ng, be
batter gentleman HI IL three dolar
oil dfoplias snio hss hat every minaie
Of ihe twesty hours II cannot
al down ~ talk siih h. phy,ic "a
without havingssA Iiiile more wealth. 4
MOI health be raana unbDrden biz
minl for ten minutes siihoat feeling
the burden increasing 10 his pocket,
aid b. caanol palk Baoad~ay. how
ever the wezlher may lie, wiihoai
E~ciiug = swower OF nsones. AZ ey.
ery Isrn cash ssAres hIm T. the face
IN The most insolenl manner. Back.
fins heir d,id nds al bis brad ruth
less tiaaneisrs beat him wiEh coupons !;
Implying aud so8ll-ss corporations
dump heir filthy luere II his dor
step. and eanismptaoas blll stiekers
plAstsr b. house 9Th grveahscks---
0ae migsa mcguire ahas the fellow
has done 10 merit lhis treatment, and
tie ohly charge that csn Be broagh:
= that be E&s rich mans son, and
a@Srtfers aux saecr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-25

The HOME OF ANDREW JOHNSON.
-Rev. Randall Rose, Chaplain OF the
Fifteenth Ohio regiment, writes an
interesting letter to the United Pres
byteridn, descriptive OF The village Of
Greenvlle. East Tennessee, the home
ct President johnson. The place con-
tains only about one thousand inhabi-
iants, and consists Of four squares;
with streets running through at right
angles.
Many years ago, on certain even
ing, a rude, black headed, black eyed,
good looking boy, said my informant,
drove into Town with a poor old horse
in little one-horse vehicle, in which
he had his mother and lew house
hold things. They succeeded ia se-
curing an humble habilatiou by rent.
This secured, the next object was 10
secure labor bY which TO live. He
began 10 inquire tor tailoring 10 do
HIS youthful appearance made II seem
70 be somea bat OF risk to put Goth
in his hands, Ills bonrs, appearance,
together with his anxiety TO obtain
work, however, induced an influential
eil,zen to give hlm coat 10 make Tor
himself, with the advice to do his beet
on II, aud II be made a good job ot II
be then would have ,o difficulty ia
getting work. lie did his hest, lac
succeeded Sith the job, and he began
unme'liaiei. 10 gam the confidence of
lhr pubic and To get plenty To do.
Ihs Was Ihe hrst appearance OF
Amorr JohHson IN GIeeasille, Tenn,
aud hi. Sas tie tirst job Of ~ork b,
% ou his own responsibility. he
arr hou.e be- lived IN, WA told, Is
80, nos standing. lie Was induari
oRs aud a irnliNe 10 business, aud he
saccrtdcd Neii. In proerss OF time
he va. narfi~d. lhe mar.
rage ceremony was performed b.
Mur,ierai Li..cola, ESQ, said 10 b. a
dlsisat relation Ut The late President
Liucoln. The Rouse Ia wh,eh ue ga,
niaFr.d has teen removed. A, this
utne, my informant toad me. Andrew
Joa.sOu could TO, read, and sas
TAU la 10 rsad BY hi. wife after their
marriage. Things prospered with him
AID Ia dur thine be became able 10
osa his own house ard lol.
Jusi down there al The base Of this
hiil stands small brick building, with
bsck porch. AID around Il the nee
essary hK0res. ], stands on the cor.
nrr u tAe square near where the mill
race passes under the street on lie Way
down 10 The liille mill. Thar is the
FIRST hoase ABdreu johnson ever oun-
ed Il ao~ LeIonss to another petson.
] s't. AID aiac;t direetly oprosi,e The
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-25

HnoScHfI1s fs rfssss Z. thi. tfeeh issosas
8iseate arr tsfy mH.Aes 4 3 rscFssmrs e.
perssst .u i,s use e. ssasitefth,s lsukiA y
tine
fFNAts bta tffx n fua'Rin end NcKs
nra8 tbs VIA faFcrsl d a.sks nss, risA. sFa
pure bleed 70 haita - shs nsfvoua sYsssra
70 rss,ors snstey &c ne miad snd ecdy. ao,A
iug can be bsttsf seEBiea taAe tas psvpsf4
Huns
D. Asthma. 6aHeTal pstHtv. Emsciatlou.
Coaght, . ise reliable remsiT. Ntbo.isntha
4 ihe cases where 3 is snppeaad ts iaii. sing
y arse ifem Tie fuasds beng shsudansd :.
tre r. beneficial effects hecsa.s obvious ~
eargtal aU8 set The eeruine. nnaAgtnred ca
y - a. q NlLhUR. Chemist ice Court
street Nasi6a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-25

A sauar sta~es ~ Ptnsor
pnowrlow -Ths rebels often l4Asn
tAsmsslsss 70 tbs Prsiigsl sea, End
shsy ihssk that tisey sl.esa = r.
esastd. lsis hsn, % tbs aFYa signs =
rspnisucr- Parsoo Brp~nlg~, ior
b. v toase tie isss fhr aaron he~
tla hs b.. 81 70 b so'srpof, sboss
y the poip,s e d.as'saos 'ery e.
bostiy. he says
~Fira--The Pnod.g.i son did no'
secrss b. weni wiih bic taiher's eon
SRA, snd. ~ The Scrpurvs ise's sic.
~ah hia blessing. AeIt hs sent .
IL 90 pos stay and Witty The oil
mnn Il. his own house, He askcd Tor
soasshing 10 asrf him ia tie world (,
he d.d psa present = p'siol 10 the ODD
mAss breast ard demaad his green
backs o. watch. He sscei, 81 ihe
portan his father gave Tim he DAD
noa press a-s ~ defn name cor
msaling. Ard, Fcctiylng q. he starr.
cot 10 ssek his fortune lie dld no,
rssifr 10 ihe south slde Of the old
maa's farm, and join band Of rob
beu Who we're plundering the old
man aud his las abiding ueighbors.
Receiving hi. portion, be quietly took
bis journey into a far country. r.
nAIl,. be repenied Of bis folly. mol be.
Cause the old man whipped him into
rrpeuiapee. but beeause lie came 10
himself. and saw that he had wasted
his substance Ia Tioiaus living. lie
vent back home. not ~iil murder ia
has heart, boasiing k0w many be bad
killed and threatening shat be would
DO. bot he bowed down in honest con
triton nBd asked al soits OF pardon.
lie did no. retain saying, have
fought you -four Jears and until ] was
oyefpowcrvd.' tui lie went back cry.
ing, Father, ] have sinned against
Heaven and IN thy sight, and am no
more worthy TO be called thy son, and
imploriugly said. Make me as one Of
,hy hired servants He went home
because throughout his entire course
Of fioious living. bis heart sas there,
he did not return demanding his
'rghl., his properly and back rents
He did moi ask instau, pardon upon
the faith of an oath Of amnesty, bui
proposed TO prove bis repentance gen.
uine by his ~orks. The stoD Of The
Prodigal Son is one Of sincere. deep
heartfelt aud s,luuiary repentance to-
great wrong d. our telurnin
rebels come repen,lug OF li8er unia
alleled crime. As iste rebellion
showed ans slgus o. &c - dii iheS
show a0y signs u repentance A.
they coming bsek bcaase they lov.
the Union, or wcre about 20 peris
with hungefr Alwho return prac.
ally to lieir homes, cultivate friendly
relations, aud abstain lIom hostile
acts. discoun,enancing every attempt
al disorder, should be met with tie
same spirit and treated with lenily
When they manifest hostile spiril
make them Uiie The dust.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-25

No MoRr NEGgo PASSES. The
present orders OF General Gordon
Granger and other. Of the command
ers IL The South which declared that
negroes must have passes from their
employers before hey can l,e allowed
TO pass from point TO point, will soon
be superseded by al order #, m Gen.
IIIwaal OF the Freedmen's Bureau,
Issued al the instance Of the Sccreta
~ OF War. 10 which il viii be- plain
N said that nowhere ~ the South
shall there be required from negroes
any different pass Ihan Is required
from other persons.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-25
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
cir JAMES CLAfsER's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS


This Invaluable medicine Is anfsliing IL the cure
of al those painful and dangerous diseases Incident
10 the female constitution.
II rnoderates al excess removes al ob4lruesions
from shaisver cause, and brings On the monthly
period WITT reeaiarity.
These Pills should not he takes By females that
are pregnant dus4ng the FIRST THRKs MONTHS
a. they are sure % bring 90 Miscarriage but 81 ev
cry otAsr time and In every ether they are per
fectly safe.
In all cases u Nervous and spinal Afeeti0hs pals
a The Bach and Llass HeaFiness, Fztigas on slight
exrrtaaa, Pslpatstion a ,bs Heart LowHsss Il spr
"a Mysteries slek Hesdsebs, Whites, and 81 TIE
Fainfal diseases ooossaoned hy disDrdere6 sTsieu
Theses Piils Ill eassi euFe wAeH al other means
ave failed
Pan cireesieat IN pamphlets afczse sch paeksxs
vkiek shouiA b. carefully preserved
They ca b hsHg ~ bottle, eaztEiai1g g piils
os ffes By sn1lasiBg 81 and three-oeHs ktMngs a
ssy ageat soid By 81 DrugEists sole uHitsd
States sgczt l0B NOSEs
iyst ~ CarflNn1g street. Ssw Yark
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-25


4 Clerical speeuiafsr Raincd.
Tie Nee Vera oorresrondeat q
lbe Prov 8ebcs ggsrsai relates ihs
solio.ing sBslaBehoily ineidens u me.
tfopalitsn lies
Mhsla descending from the up.
per EAa u The cry this morning. !
Iognd In ihs cars A. agcd clergyman.
lag siufs rs,iisd irom the palpu, b.,
aas ] frcsi.tcg as one 81 the most
populAf preachers y oilssr days. A
/ al l,rslJe Lim acquired after sew.
crai clrfsy men shh bon | Was tor
mefl aoqsantvd Among lie ret
as The kef Nr. - When
les, saa h,m sA.d shg aged clergy.
man 10 response 10 my inquiry, be
was qugtc sell Hs departure Was
most unfortunate and melancholy. -
'loa amaze use, said |, pray, sir,
what do Jon mean BY sis departure 4
WHY, be Was dismissed, returned
NY agyd TREND, have you not heard
o. ltf
Oh my replying IN the negative,
and continuing M expressions VI sur
prise, the old man irlaleI tie follow
ing narfssiyei
The Rev. Mr.. -------, as YOU
kuow, suee, cJed his father in the pul.
pit. He bad one VI the largest and
most Fashionable, certainly the wealth.
irst congregalions in the city Of his
sect, representing from i've 20 ak
millions OF dollars. They adopted
I The con us their pastor before the
death OF bis ialher, AND show cred on
him every la,or, benefit and good o.
dee. Has salary was seven thousand
dollars a year, and the gifts OF his
parisbionels. together with church
/ fees, would probably amount TO rs
much more. Tko years ago his la
Their died ard ieii ban, has only son,
sixty thousand dollars.
Two years and bali ago, the
Rev. Dir. WAS induced by a
! friend 10 pa chase n few shares il,
raIwa, stocks, ~ Wall street. He
WIS lucky ~ tne outset ; was i"duced
10 Dap farther Was again luckJ |; and
luck led am un ~ IuIn. From that
up TO aboul n year ago, lie kepl hIs
Wan street broker employee, with
varied success. From deaiI1g III
stocks be went nito gold gambimg ;
tue end VI ,hal need hardly be rela .
ea. He s0Ou iouad himself not ohlJ
bankrupt, bat he bad sacrificed ali
lis mothers cssate. bad ILsoiv,d avs
wur taihrr 10 the tune oi one hun
q 30 huusdnd dollars, ana had rel.
4 rel two or ihrre vi his wealthy
raiislhoners liable to the luss vi one
hundred AID nlly thousand TO Tory
thousand.
lie now found himself but little
DeIef tnan Oeggar IA tile world
Lie proper eccieslasllcal authority
iHterieied, took the mater up. aud
manifested great indignation VA,
selected AS "A go-Uet"een iOt boty par.
Ties. accepted the office found
the authorities unatlmous against tue
REV. MIR. -, and spyisvd him IL
resign, Hs il would be idle and absui
to CONTEND with that body. lie adopt
ed my advice, resigned, took his iami
! ~ 10 a sequeslered retreat in neigh
boring Sla,c, where they now reslle
consigned TO poverty. Some months
ago "a few OF the members of the
Rev. Mr. - congregation rals'
ed fund OF thirty thousand dollar.
Tor htm, and urged him to quit hi,
native land Tor a while ond sojourr
IN Europe lie accepted their prop
osiuon, aud is now inGermany. Hi,
sad fate should be terrible warn
ing to all clergymen against stock
gambling. +"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-25

Col. Tai. p. Shafner says il will
not he possible TO transmit over five
words per minute through The Attain
tic cable. and adds that If even two or
three words per miua'e be transmit.
ted, The conducting power Of The cable
will be destroyed within ninety days.
We hope Tai. don't know OF what he
affirms,