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More sIanders on NnshriIIe.


The Nashville correspondent Of the Chi
cago Post ssys:
The loyal men are going to make "assu-
rance doubly sure" Even the blood Of the
poor negroes at Memphis has not vainly
cried from the ground, for a Metropolitan
Police Bill has been the potent answer. The
poor creatures have tent petitions TO the
body which four weeks ago they termed a
"mob Of wretches who ought TO be IN he'll
or the pcujteutary;" styling them your
Body" etc, and abjectly begging that the
metropolitan Police BIll'' may be averted,
aud that they may not be delivered over to
the tender mercies Of the despOt BrOwnlOw.
But all TO no purpose. These people un-
dersiand the rebels, and know how to deal
rightly with them The said bill provides
for q Metropolitan Police for Memp his,
Nashville aud Chattanooga. Hitherto, ia
this city ana Memphis, policeman has
been a negroes direst enemy; and we have
no hesitation in saying that two or three OF
the NarshaIs here are the vilest Of the mis-
creants, Judged by their faces, that we ever
saw anywhere, and we have been in many
-ails and peuItentisries, not 10 mention
your armOry.
It is almost impossible to conceive Of O
viIer SANDER than this, upon the people,
and city government Of Nashville. Even
the Free1men's Bureau commeuds, public
ly and privately, the conduct Of our city
authorities and three Of the Marshals,
under the old city administration, are upon
the present iorce-a fact which shows how
utterly the present city government ignores
politics in the selection Of men for the po-
lice force.
We appeal to any man-even the extrem-
est radicaI-for the truth Of which we say,
when we assert that the present force Of
Marshals is the most efficient Nashville
has ever had.
When a correspondent makes such
sweeping assertions, why does he not give
his name2 Had he possessed one grain Of
manhood, he would have done 60; but we
have no doubt Tut he is some uurecoustruct-
ed rebel, who remainnd with the South as
long az he could make it.pay, and then came
here to SANDER the fair fame Of a city,
which is, we feel confident, the most quiet
and orderly, for its size, in the Union. The
writer says he has been in many jails; he
need not have volunteered that statement
there is no man viii dispute that assertion;
and we have no doubt but it is the first
truth the writer has told in ten years.
Since writing the above we have received
the following card, which we cheerfuIIy
publish:
To the Editor of the Union:
The Press and Times Of yesterday con-
tanned a letter taken from the Chicago Post,
and dated at Washington, May "A, in which
the City Marshals Of Nashville are vilifed
and slandered in the most outrageous man
ner. We have few words to waste on such
a man as this writer, who fears to let his
name be known; we have only to say that
he is a vile slanderer, liar, and coward; and
the editor of the paper which copied it,
knowing the statements to be slanderous, is
equally villain. The writer does not let
his name be known, as he feels that he is a
slanderer, a liar, and a coward.
J. Il. BRANTLEY, Marshal.
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STRUCTURES.
SYPHILIS

;s' s IA 6 aa3s S Sss5 sP sG s ass 1 a
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A very large Spring Stock Of the latest
patterns of Wall Paper and Wtud010 Shades,
com rising all styles and qualities, in store
and for sale by MERRITT * HUI,
A. Church street, Mayfeld Building,
mbs-f Opposite Maxwell Hotel
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CHOLERA DIsARWED.-We call attention to
the advertisement, under the above head,
elsewhere. It is almost certain that the
cholera VIII visit this country during the
summer; and it stands every one in hand
to 5e provided with proper remedies.
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DWELLING HOUSE.

outhouses, and about Fifty sixty acres Of Land,
belong ~ 90 Vim. h. ArgO, adjacent TO the Jown OF
McNilnnVlle sale on a credit Of Twelve months,
excep. Fifty Dollars cash Sold upon l. months
time % svoii the right Of redemption, az the IN
stance Of complainant
J. F. MOBFORD, CAM.
aprIIl-6tw prs fee s. 90
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1866.

FARMERS AND HyCaEEEEPEEs-s re-
cole. that hundreds Of 1u.s--' worth Of Grain.
Prov -Iluz, Be-, are en- la.y 3 -ztrgTat uy Fat4
Mice, Ants, aui ct1er I1a eci- and varrlIn-sU Of
which cen he prevented ~ few dolIsr-- Farla Of
"ClsrAEs' Ea.. Roach, Ant, &C. ErtarrIaator.
bought and used freely
Es--ee "Cg-TAE's' advertisement above.
HS-soId n Nashville. Tenn, hv W l. 4 "
SaITH. AMI al Ir-gg ts and Dealers.
IsrcuI1-tu l4T
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Persons residing in and about the city of
Nashville, and those from distance, who
may be afflicted with any private disease,
are particularly requested to read the ad-
vertisement given in this paper, Of DR..
Kings Dispensary, No. 3 Deaderick street.
AprilI2-tf.
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1866.

HOUSEKEEPER5 troubled with vernln need
be 70 no longer n they usa "C0srAE's' Ezterrnina-
tor We have used 10 % our 1aJ-fac ton and Do q
box cost s., We would have &c. We have trlef pol
sons, but they effected nothing but "Co-tsr Ar
tcie knocks the hrestn on Of Rats, Nice, Reaches,
Ants, and Bed-BIE-, quicker thau We can w.ta 10
j. r. 10 great demand ali over the coUnIy.-Jf1ia1o
(ChrJ. g0zltte.
ss-ses "C0srAE's" advertisement above.
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ALnT OF GROUND.

ylng near the Depot al McAfnnviHe, on a credit Of
twelve months. Sold on twelve months credit TO
avoid the right Of redemption, AZ The instance OF
complainant Bond and security viii be required,
and a hen retained
}. +. MORFORD, Clerk & Master.
apIIlll-6tW. prs fee S. 90
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NIINNEIEv TAVERN

on a credit Of six and twelve months, without the
right Of redemption. One hundred dollars cash
vii, be required 81 the time Of sale. Boud and Sc
curty required, ana a lien retained.
+. MORFORD, G an.
aprlI-6tW prs fee SIS 60
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1866.

"CO5TAR'5 RAT EETEENINATOE is simple.
safe, and sure the most perfect Ratification
meeting We nave ever attended Every Rat that
can get It, properly prepared VII eat TO- aud every
one that eats 90 vii die, generally, a. some place AZ
distant as possible from where % was tsaeu.-Lq.s
Shire, Ihch Uur9r.
ss-See "COsrAEs advertisement above.
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1866.

A VOICE FROM THE FAR WFsT.-gpeakfug
Of "CosJar's Rat, kOscn, Ant, &c, Extern uatJr-
'mOre gram and provisions ere destrC yed annually
IN Grant county by verEln than would Gay Tor IONS
Of this Rat AMI ll ect Killer. -LU.r1tsr lWuJ
Head.
~ Bee "CosrAa's" aIgarts suneut above.
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CIRCUTT COURT Judge NJ. NJ. Brien open
ed the Circuit Court yesterday, but as the
room was not precisely fitted up it adjourn
Ell. No business will be transacted till next
Monday.
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Our young friend Capt. John NJ. Pearl,
was married on the 10th inst, at Mobile,
Ala, to Miss Julia NJ. Henry. Raw DR..
Wilmer, Of the Episcopal Church, oficiated
on the haDpy occasion.
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CRIMINAL COURT Twenty cases Of INSIDE
meauor were disposed of in the Criminal
Court yesterday. No other business was
transacted.
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SUSPENSION BRIDGE. 1t is intended to
have the suspension bridge ready FOX use
within ten days at the farthest. That will
be good news to the public.
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RATS versus BIRDS Whoever engages IN shoot
ing small birds is a cruel man Shower aids u ez-
Terminating rats is a beLefaot1r. We should like
some one 70 give us the benefit Of their experience
In diving OUT these pests. We need -1Tefrug
besides dogz, cats and taps for Oh bu-.nesa ~
EccHhfc AusTc1H, y. J.
Es-See "COsrAR's" advertisement above.
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Ginseng, Feathers. Beeswsx.

THE highest market price vii be paid, IN goods
or cash, AZ the Drug Store Of r. p. jenkins 4
Co, No. 81 North Market street, CTom Wells Old
standl for Ginseng, Feathers and BeesEsx.-As
much ~ $1,000 lbs. Ginseng wanted.
ianIe-d
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LAW BooEs-We call especial attention
to the advertisement Of Little, Brown * Co.,
in another column. They are prepared to
supply law books Of every description at
the market price. Some of their works are
absolutely indispensable to every lawyer.
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To Whom Il May Concern.

A IL persons having Ca ms against the ga-HvIfs
n and Chattanooga htirlad Company, incurred
pulr 90 ] a.Iys 1858, are 10 .frI trst Il. -geF
Claims are referred % Comm tiee o. B.rart9r-.
consisting o. Lew ade, 81. E. HuggIuz. and T-ga.'
Il. Caldwell, Esg--t who meet DO Nurfres-f.sro 80
Monday ami Tuesday, 10Th and 18th inst
WIN. INNEs,
is0@5A General super nss1dsu
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OUR T.u OFFICE.-Wo arc executing every
description of plain and fancy Job Print
sn lnrneate8t style, and at the lowest
.rraa al tli6 Office.
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The Warren or Thatcher House,

outhouses and all its sppurtensnces for cash, in &C
cordance with the provision Of Deed Of Trust ex.
ecuted by Harvey NJ Wstterson, without the right
Of redempuon. The deed Of trust Will be shown
on day Of sale. J, +. MOktOkDs j N,
aprlll-Gt prs fee s. GO
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Ed. Willard, Union street, has our thanks
for late Louisville and Cincinnati papers.
He has received by the last mails lots of
good reading.
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Government sAbEs.-The following Gov
eminent sales viii take place to-day
Capt Hsmill viii sell number Of loco
motives, a large quantity Of coke, coal, etc.
Col. Small viii sell 600 pounds Of tea,
a large quantity Of bacon, hops, -four, vine
gar. canned fruits, etc. See advertisement.
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To MiIb-mcu.-Muk Tickets lpints and
quarts. uu different coIorcd card-boords, Of
...f .u....r. for sale ut This office.
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In Chanoery at McMinnviIle, Tenn.

B. / Ridley and Hugh Frances
IN obedience 20 = decree Of the Chancery Court,
rendered IN this cause SC the March term, A. D.
1850 will sell az the courthouse 10 McMnnyl.ie,
ON Mnrlar tha llst day OF Mav. lsU6.
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".mtE CourcroHs.-ToxC Collectors viii
. aashcd at this office with Blank
r.a, at shortest notice, and on most
fr. terms. If
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All. Robertson Register says the wheat in
localities ia that county is much af-
ID rust
Register gives a very favorable re-
..... .rl.t prospects.
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In Chancery at MCMinnville, Tenn.
L F & VIM n Argo

IN obedience TO a decree Of the Chancery Court
at McMlnnUue. Tenn, rendered az the March
on Monday, the 2lst day Of May, 1868, expose to
public sale, st the courthouse IA McMmnYIIle, the
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We are indebted to the Adams and South
ern Express Companies for late newspapers.
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Marriage Licenses and every description
.1 L.v Blanks for sale at this Office, or
printed t1 order.
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ACKNOWLEDGING the list Of pardons
ordered by the President on Saturday, was
that Of Mr. Austin Hall, Of Tennessee.
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The Dispenssry is Located at
NO. 3 RICK STREET
IN NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
IN NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

II OLSlI pT4lc u
a Tenn. IA
Tess. nlIse sbstb
% cases. " a cula
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ITO! for Lookout Mountain.
Grand Pleasure Excursion.

grand excursion to the classic regions
bout mountain, viii take place IN
r.E.-CoI. Iuuis having very literally
.ae fare, for the round trip, to S..
viii be allowed five days to 60 and
that they viii have an excellent
aa..y 60 become familiar With the
the grandest, perhaps on the
ointment
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Ohio White Sulphur Springs.
ON the 2Oth of May, 1850.

THIS well known and popular resort having been
i lately purchased and thoroughly reftted and
refurnished IN tEe best style by the undersigned
will be open for the reception of visitors
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kll the above list Of goods viii be sold for one
dollar esch. Certificates OF all the various articles
s'airg what each one can have, are first pu. INTO
envelopes, sealed M, and mixed; and, when or
dered, are tsaen out without regard 20 choice and
sent bv mail, thus giving s a TAR chance. On re-
ceipt OF the Certificate you can see what you can
have and thenItIs al your OpuOn 70 send one dol
Isr and take the article or not
one Cert fcate may obtain You a Sold Watch Ser
wee OF silver Piste or any other vsiuab srtlcIe
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In Chancery at McMinnville, Tenn.

s. D. Rowan,
NichoIss Smith.
IN pursuance TO q decree OF the Chsncery Court
at McMinuw le, Tennessee, rendered at the March
term, A D. 1866, Of said court N this cause, / vii
expose to public sale, on Monday, the 2Ist day Of
May next, at the court house in McMinnvllle, the
house and lot known SIS the
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Worth One Million Dollars,
10 be Sold at One Dollar Each, Without
Regard to Value,

The Largest Mamma turers aud Odeinators Of the
Distr budon, conducted fo- years on strictly Hon
orahle Principles and 70 the entire satisfaction Of
all who pstrOnze Us, offer the ususl
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,.nuetuuati, OhIo.-JosErH b. QUnHT, is
.--rH aeeat to receive advertisements and
-...a. ..r She Washable Jujya.
,rtg Orleans, La.-EDwIs f. OVERALL, Of
mrana Reading Room, is our authorized
.a.. ge advertisements and subscriptions
.... Lagg.
Memphis, Tcnn.-D. Il. ToDD Co. are
..ai agents TO receive Advertisements
rpu0n- for the N0shrHs Uui0n.
H.s.rA s. Co , Publishers Agents, Al Park
a EaH York, ere authorized TO contract for ad-
.t.ag u oar pepper.
r.urkC1 Publishers Agents, Tribune Build
E.r York. and Browns Iron Building, Phila-
s. ars authorized to contract for advertising
paper.
.u. ParraL a Co, Publishers Agents, 81
Ha. New York, and State street, Boston,
rraouzeI TO contract for advertising in our
u.s. wmuv-, 81 Chestnut street, N. z. corner
.r.. o. Louis, No, is our authorized Agent
.a..ra advert. oments aud subscriptions for the
U#n.
EfL -muuun Co, st. Louis, Mo-, are our
.HI Agents 10 receive adveruzements and
captions Tor the NasHaHC ju9H.
.H. .aatr>, % Dearborn street, Chicsgo, Ill.,
raH.nonaad agent TO receive advertisements
...... sruurns for the Na.hrHs Uu9u.
s.u.u q Coo, Advertising Agents, Louiaville,
To- arc our authorized agents 10 receive adver-
. and subscriptions for the NASHVILLE
.c. ,r.r>saau. Louisville, Ky, is our auihor.
..,.... receive advertisements and -ubscup'
.. ..r fmn ns-uFuur Jsr0E-
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Chaneery Sales at MCMinnVlIle
In Chancery at McMinnville, Tenn.

:
THE Clerk and Master. in obedience to decree
rendered IN this cause at the March term Of the
Chancery Court at McMnnNle, Tennessee, 1862,
will sell st public auct on, on the premi-es IN the
town of McMinnville, on MOnOsy, 2st Of May next,
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TgFRE VIII N No blanks

Une staeI tIlFVI0F7" 03'I11IIIN % - IT I0I Vle
OF the valuable articles on our u-t, viii be sent 70
any address on receipt Of 25 cents. o for 81. Is
FOR 81 SO " IN premium i0r s.. 100 with a pre-
MUM solid Silver Hunting Case Watch, So. Per
feet satisfaction guaranteed 10 al. cases. t5o0ds not
pleasing the tastes or fancy OF cur customers viii
be exchanged tree Of cost
Agents and others VIA be allowed 10 cents on
each certificate ordered ~ them, provided not lees
than SIX are ordered al time. Agents Will collect
IS cents for each certificate and remit IS cents each
70 Us Address al orders 70
SAMUEL c. RICHARDS A co,
p o. Box, 1878. lg2 Nassau Street, n. Y.
Great chance 70 make money. Agents wanted
VeTyWheTe, ieD5-Wtm
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90 u GOLD AND SILVER Rz u
.A WATCHES. P4

GETS Silver Ware, Diamond Sets and Rings, Eng
= Ish silver Cruet Stands, Butter Coolers, dinner
and Tea Service, P5nos Sewing Machines, Vest
Chains, Brace etz, Lockets, Gold Pencils, Sets Of
JeWe!ry, &c, sc.
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of disease sf @ and IeorRry time and every v
q sys an poison
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cincinnati, UhIO.-losEFH b. Quincy, Is
.... .--aH .eaat TO receive Advertisements and
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FEMALES TROUBLED
Seminal Weakness

With any difficulty Of The Womb ailments eecly eI nv
OF oy description given by their family case "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-07
Tne Late Ex-Queen of the French.

Her dress was, perhaps, too severe
and too simple; but, when she walked
round the circle of her guests, address
ing one after another with an intelli-
gent interest, calling modesty from its
shadowy corner, always anxious to
show her appreciation of merit, OF v1r-
tue, of devotion to her husband, or to
her children, she had an air of self-pos-
session of diEnified ease, which may
well have forced NJ De Talleyrand to say
of her, 'EeSt Ia deTmere grand dame"
She was very piouss sbut her piety.was, If
may say SO, purely personal, Il could
sion which, under the old regime, and
during the first restoration, had tied
Le trone ct pdHteL-religious and politi-
cal interest. Piety, with Maria Ame-
liza, was not weapon, but defense; :;
it defended her against the insults OF
destiny, the injnstice OF men, the blows
of misfortune which fell SO often ana
with SO much force on her innocent
head. Her religion, while she was on
the throne of France, was just the same
as when she had no other chapel but
that room in Clairmont, where every
Sunday her children and grandchil-
dren congregate round her before a
simple altar TO receive the sacrament
from a priest who was neither a cardinal
nor bishop. What thoughts must
there have crossed her mind during her
long exilel Is it a wonder if her soul
liked to rise above the troubled horizon
of human events, and longed for rest
Religion and destiny conspired to sof-
ten her character, naturally firm and
proud, as behooved granddaughter
of Maria Theresa, with gentleneSs and
indulgence. Anger and hatred had no
place in it (; she could find an excuse
for all faults and all sins. She lately
learned with much pain the news OF
the death of NJ. Dupin, who had ac-
cepted office from Napoleon III, though
he had been the friend and counsellor
of Louis Philippe. She was SO accus-
toned to him t'it always seemed TO her
as If she would again hear his step and
the noise of his Shoes" She was adj
verse, as the King was himself, "to So
cial executions" much as she cared
for honesty and virtue. Indulgent as
she was, there was about her an air of
undoubted authority, which was never
lost even in the circle of her own fami-
ly. 1t was touching to see the almost
childish Difference shown to her by
such strong, energetic men as the Duke
de Nemouris, the Prince de Joinville,
the Duke D'Aumale-warriors, men OF
action, used to command. She was, as
it were, the living tie of the JdiScedu of
the Orleans. They all felt it: she was
not only their mother, she WAS also
their Queen.-1fdcmitldn'S Magazine.
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IFrOm The BosOn POst.l
Apostrophe 70 lhe steam EngIne.

Evidence of hooman pTogrfZZ bein onWardZ!
Forty years was the children of Israel
a gittin threw The dZurt from the lahie Oh
faro. :
Ell yew had been thare with a pillar OF fer
By mite, & yure clowdy COLON of smoke by
Yew'd put UNI threw in 30 hours
Inter the hand fioin with milk and hunny
To astonIshment of the JebuStghts,
The High-vIteS, Hit tights, GiI-ttshts and
And wnnee it TUX some weeks to go from
Too Hartford in Ronetikat, and munths
Too wreech the plaiSe where sinsinnatty
standS,
And packin pork in peese- seotabel
To bake with beens, and TO fry owt for
Cullnefy perperces, sieh as fryin d o nots; z.
Now theas Journeys can be dntSned up
AT short not 4 with neetneSs and dtsPacl-
Shoen that the human mynd Is kapabeI
OF kontinooal development in science
Evidence OF progress.
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washington County Pennsylvania
News.

"What is to be the price of Wool this
seasong' is the question now exciting
paramount attention among the larm-
ers of Washington county.
Hon. Geo. v. Lawrence will, in all
likelihood, be the Union nominee for
Congress-. Lawrence county has in-
structed for him.
An extensive planning mill at Browns
Vile, belonging to Messrs. Aubrey,
CronleW & Coon, was lately destroyed
by fire. The loss is said to be S25,UOO,
with an insurance OF $1,000.
The Soldiers Convention, on the End
inst, ut Washington Court House,
passed, among others, the following
"rhat the States lately in rebellion
are entitled to IA res. Grafton OF forfeited
privileges only when Congress, the ie-
giLimate authority to decide, shall de-
Iermine upon the conditions, and the
course of the majority IN refusing red
| handed rebels seats in their body, meets
our hearty approval"
Mr.. Philips, of Cincinnati, is to give
concert ut Washington on the 10th
inst, in the interest of the NJ. E. Sab
bath School.
There was a horse exhibition at
Washington last week, of which the
reporter speaks as follows:
SIN accordance with the announce
| ment, the celebrated trained horses,
"Sir Henry" and "Gen. Sheridan
were exhibited here by Messrs. Hamil-
\ ton & Co., on Wednesday and Thurs
| day of last week. Though the attend
ance of our people was creditable in
/ Doint of numbers it was by no means
as large as the merits OF the exhibition
I entitled it to. We but give utterance
to the opinion of all who were present
4 when we say the performance was not
! only most interesting but absolutely
1 wonderful. Prof Hamilton, unlike
many men engaged in his kind OF busi'
ness, fuIfills every promise that he
makes, as every one must admit whC
has Witnessed the amazing teats per
formed by his horses. We have seer
several trained horses in our time, and
have been surprised at their Perfor'
mances, but never saw any that were
at all to be compared to Sir Henry
HIS feigning of sickness, with the
heavy breathing and Piteous moans IN
dicatlve of the most intense suffering
| the setting of his ears back or forward
Il at the bidding of his master, were teats
4 that we would not have believed hao
we not seen them.