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CafhnIIcs.

CATHEDRAL. corner Of Cedar and Fuumer ste
Eight rev r A Feehan. y b Rev " Welsh and
Rev BergrEth RssiGeuce o. summer strs e.
adjoining he Cathedral. sunday EXerci es-
Masses ~ % and O'Clock q M. hlgh Mas and
teru,on Il lUlL a m. Mass for the teachers and
SCHOLARS OF the Sunday school att m and cate
chf teal iustfucriOhs immsdisteiy thereafter
Nespers and b, nedi lien at 81 pm. Masses
every rnOmins 10 the week &C . and am.
CHURCH OF TIE AS UNPTl0G- North Na-h
VILE Rev Fat or Kohan Resijen opposite
the church lt Mr. Buddeke's. Mass % SUNDAY
81 3 am. HIgh Mas and sermon at 40 a IA.
Catechizm ior chlldEen at pm We Psss ana
Benedicron at3 3 M
ST. JOHNS CHURCH, Edgefe d -Atorded from
IT. Ce.ilis's ny Rev. Father JsIbOs- Mass on
Sundays at DO IA.
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AdjourneI to 9 o'clock, a. m, Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

By Mr.. Moss From citizens Of William
son county, asking for a charter to build a
bridge over Harpeth river. Referred TO the
Committee on Corporations.
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PresbYferian.

FIRST PRF SBY fERtAN CHURCH, $ utheast cor
ncr Church and summer streets Rev r + RUnt-
iug. Fast .. Res dence ct the Parsonage. SUM
uivr s rect Services at l01a m. and IL pm.
Seat ee at night
SEUONU RESBfTERIAN CHURCH, North Col
leg5 street between Public square end Locust
p 5et. Rev Allen. Pastor. Residence No
"a North College Stree. SeTyices al aim AID
- pun
CHURCH, corner College and ASH streets Cot
lcFe MI. Rev ) Lowry, Pastor. serU os al
Il
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Insolvent Notioe.

THE uraersigled Admins traitor having sueges
deceased 70 the Clerk NJ the County Court OF 80
" county tennessee, it Was ordered BIZ sald Clerk
that nnuce he given, N the Nashville Union, for
tnree suece slFe weeks for ali persons having
fg3nst said esiate 70 die them With said Clerk duly
aatheaucaed A. th, law directs, on OF before ne
hr-t dsy q October next, or they will be fIrever
"arreo: n. TRACY, A0mr.
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McKENDREE CHURCH, South side hurch, be-
t. cen Summer and High rt.eets. Rev ; b 81 ld
win Pastor Re ence, Edgefeld. Services at
100 am and pm.
MULBERRY ) Rect CHURCH, South Cser.y
street. Rev Au-tn smith and Rev May
new Pas tors. he-dences . Services At
1Ok am and pm.
CITY MlS-lO :, rev Vim D SaWre, Supsrin en-
dent. Residence No south h "a stree.
GERMAN ChURJb, No tn Csege strt ct
TULIP STREE AND HDBSON UHAPE, Fdga-
field. Rev kCbt A Young. Pastor. Services a. IL
an AID ~ p N.
TRINITY, Edge6eld. Rev Felix Hin, Pastor
Services at ii q m.
UNION n. r. CHURCH. Rev. b. J. Ho mes Pas
sior. Sersr e. are hsid IN the Masonic BAH eve-y
SABBATH At n s.clOck IN the morning. and 715In
the evening. Sabbath School 10 the morning al 9
O'Clock.
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CnmherIand PreshyterIan.

lar CUMBERLAND PRE5BiTERIAN CHURCH,
West ride sumner street corner Qua beTiauu
Ntiey, between Cbuch and Broad streets, Eey
A Baird P-stOr, 1fica AZ the church from TO
Bpm. Services st lt15 n. end pm.
2sD IUMBERLANb PRESBYTERIAN, Es eide
South Summer, near film II eft. Rev Dr. e.,
Goodlet Past r. kesiden'e, Elm street, bttw, en-
Cherry and SUMNER. Services at lU1a am. and
~ D m.
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InsoIvent Notice.

TUE undersigned Administrator having snevas.
ted TIE insplven Of the ta.e Of G. g. Ward A.
eeasedi y the CieFE % toe County Court Il Perry
couaty, Tennessee. Il vas ordered hy said Clerk
tnat notice DE- given, ia The Nashville Union Tor
tlree successive weeks. for all persons HAVING
Olaims agan-t raid estate 70 ne them " IA s.id
Nerk, dUiy authenticated, a. The lsW directs On ~
before the first Moncay 10 UetDber Bext or thew iI
be f5rever barred, THOS WHIIMELL. 6dmr
mays VT
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, East sds Sun mer
street, between GIii0a aBd Des3er OK sLToars
Rev Or Z Chew q, Pas.Cr. Residence No -
Tp.m.
SPRING STREET BAPTIST CHDRCH, Polk Ave
nue.. Rev ID " Philips, Rahtor, Residence G r
10. and p m.
CHERRY STREET BATTI-T CHURCH, corn Il
Cherry and Elm str cts keF g Mchef, a.
TOR. Residence No -. ssrFices at lo12 a-u'.
and ~ pm.
PRiM i've BAPTIST CHuFCH, South College
street near Howard chOol building Rev lr >.
WatsCn, Pastor kesidepce, McLeTnOre street
West Nashville, near the corporation line, SER
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CHRIST CHURCH, Northeast corner Church and
Bieh streets. Rev Ellis, Pastor. Services at
n M. and : 4 y ~.
TRINITY CHUhCH, Ewing Avenue Rev. J. Ii
BoWlss, Pa1t0r. Serves 4 y. m.
ST STEPHtNS CHAPEL, Edgefs.d. Rev. J.
n BOWles Pastor. bel wees "a a. IN
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Hebrew.

CONGRE 7ATION MOGEN DAVID ORTHODOX,
North Market street kev NJ LandsLerg, Minis
ter. a Laude President u blum, Vice Pres
cent.
CONGREGATION OHAVES EMEB ORTHODOX x,
No "A SOl tn Market street. Rev -, Mini ter,
NJ samuel, n Resident; / lssr, Vice President
CONGRE6ATHBr BUAi JEeHURUM REFORM,
North Frot street. RsY labsnIner, Minister;
II Fishel, President; " shaver, Vice President
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Insolvent Notice.

II undenigned Administrator having sucres-
tel the lisoiV sncy &c the estate tf A. H. Gu hrle
deceased, % he Clerk 81 the County Court Of Perry
county, ie-nessse, &. was ordered bY SAID CLERK
thar nftce BE- given, IN thu Nashville Union. for
three success ave " e for all peIs ms having claims
against said estate 10 file them with said Ce5k 49,
autheoti"alet ~ the Law directs on OF before The
hrst day Of october next or they vii BE- forever
barred. N. TRACY, Admir-.
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CROEs Aya FLOoDs ~ IBsRyILLE-The

CROES AID FLOODS IL IBERyILLE The
lberyilie South, Of the 2sth, says:
Planters are pushing ahead with their
crops, which are, SO far, doing well.
The river is still at q stand, and we
think must so remain for some time, if
II does not rise more Red River is
iull, Ohio falls, Missouri rises. The wa
ter from the "Chinn Crevasse" contin.
ues 10 extend itself over our parish,
and must now be felt in the parishes of
Assumption, st Mary and Lafourche.
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The St. Louis Democrat Of the Sd
contains an account Of the arrest Of an
adulterous wife and her paramOur,
people moving in good society; Of
street car running over child Of two
women being run over by a spruce
beer wagon of the killing of a man
and his wife by a railroad train; and
of an attempted rape upon little girl
by a rich contractor. St Louis is q
fast place.
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Doctor
L. L. COLEMAN.
Doctor

AMONGST the many complimentary
notices given US by the press of this
city, we know Of none which we deem
as coming with 50 much heartfelt sin
certify, as the following from the Nash
velze Daily Union
+" At a period like the present, when our
city is filed % OverhOwiug with a transient
population, and diseases prevail to an ex-
tent hitherto undreamt Of, it is proper that
the means Of cure should be of ready ae-
cess, and that those Immediately interested
should have information which will lead
them to avail themselves Of competeut
Medical advice. Men who have been edu-
Gated in the best schools Of the profession
Of Medicine, and been successful in prae-
tlce Of many years, are surely worthy Of
confidence; If they have given their aitsn-
ton exclusively to one branch of the pro-
iessiOn, AID made themselves masters Of il.
they have still more right TO expect sup
port, more particularly ID they have afford
ed proof of their ability 10 cure. To this
latter class belongs DIR. L. j.. COLEMAN
who, IN his specially, has been a benefactor
to the afflicted, aud msy ever be relied on
as a safe and sure physician"
We respectfully inform our friends
that re may still be found at our office.
relieving those afflicted with
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Notice.

THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE will be opep.
= ed for business At the Hall OF the Chamber Of
commerce. No 80 College street. On Thursday
next, and every day tue. eafter at I o'clock, m
aud remain open until O'Clock, hen j is expected
tnat the Msmue will be present with samples OF
Cotton, Grains, Groceries, SC.
Ahbuyers, whether members or not, are respect
fully invited % be present
nlal2s-u ISAAC LITTON. gec'y-
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The Detroit Free Press makes avery
damaging statement touching Senator
Howard of Michigan. II is no less
than that he was partner with John
Slidell and Judah P. Benjamin in the
claim of De Repentgny u.s. the UDited
States. That this claim was one Of the
class originated 10y these Southern
swndleTs while in the Senate, and that
"about the time the rebellion com
menced Mr.. Howard took charge OF
the case because it was not exactly
safe for the rebel Secretary of State
and the rebel Minister to France, to
visit Detroit, although in co partnership
with him, to gouge the United States
out Of half million of dollars. 1t is
rumored that during all the time that
Dir. SGdel was in France he was look
ing up the evidence, in this case, and
transmitting it to Ar Howard and
that it was agreed that il recovery
could be had against the United Stats
that the lions share of the plunder
was TO be divided equally between
Messrs, Slidell benjamin and Senator
Howard, of Michigan. The copartner-
ship between Howard, Shdell and Ben
JRmin 10 foist such claim into exist
ence, at such time, ought to expel
senator Howard from the Senate"
Mr. Howard is a politician Of the Ill
ira radical persuasion, and pirates furi
ously against President johnson and
his restoration policy. He is also q
sfOckholdor in Carl shurz's newspaper,
and no doubt comedies with Shurz in
his extreme views on the negro ques-
ton The people of Michigan are dis
graced in having such Senator Can't
they get rid Of him2
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Aew SdrErtissmsnts.
Renewal Of Government Ii
Cens0s.

UNITFD STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
Col. TORS OFFICE. N DIsTRI 7 OF TFNs.
NASHVILLE, May 2, 1866
A LII persons doing mess are hereby notified
"A that their licenses must be rsreWed tOrthHith
Nes lect and delay at er this notice. will not be
over cooked, but any person found doing business
without license, on the lst July next. will be fined
$500 Hereafter, no license Will be granted for dis
ling to person who g in arrears tor taxes, and
all Hn0 are found engaged in taaf busm@fs without
heense will ba prosecuted for the INES snd penal
ties p 3 ribad BY law, and immediate steps " II be
tasra 20 cOn6scate heir dstilltry and the land
upon which t IL situated.
ayG-lw (Dl H l. NORvELIl, Collector.
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The enterprise OF the New York Her
aid was admirably displayed in its &C.
count Of the bombardment Of Valpa-
raiso. 1t had a reporter on the spot
who furnished it with all the partiou-
lars, covering nearly two pages Of the
Herald in It's smallest type. No won
der the Herald thriyes
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a certificate of parole to Hugh Bart
lette, Company n, of the 10Th Missouri
Cavalry, Confederate Army.--SL Louis
Dispatch
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FO. LIGHTE & 90
Q4ste Lgbte, Newton & Bradburys,)
Manufacturers Of Flrst-Class Plano
FOFl9g,

Highest Premium st the American Worlds Fair and
EXhihitOn Of the Industry Of al Nations
THIS well known establishment IS nov conapued
i ty r g. LIGHTE and LOUIS ERNST, at tie
Old stand, 42l BrOone st between Crosby aud Elm,
new York City. lnay2-Iy
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EniscnnaI.

CHRIST. AN CBUkCH Church street. betEeen
high and inc. Rev 2 8 Fali, Pas-or r sIdenC q
Southwest COS ner DemLmbraIe ana Vine streets.
EeTfiCes at
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OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER,
NASHVILLE, TESS., May 9th, 1866.
T WILL offer for sale on MONDAY, 2bt inst, at
i the North Western Gran Sheds 10 this city,
1880 Pounds Corn,
$3.50 Oats.
Eale to commence st 10 o'clock, am.
Tsms-Cash, N Government Funds.
By order Of A. r. Eddy, U. 8. A, Depot Quar-.
termaster.
E. B. KIRK,
msy5-td Bvt Mai. and A 3. NJ
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United States Of America. Mid
die District Of Tennessee.

4 LIBEL having been fled on Nav 2 1856. il
"a the u District Court AZ Nashville, by Wi.
lam Hunter and o hers against the Steamboat
TRf Us" her boats, apparel, tackle and flrpi-
iure, and aga nst all persons Interested therein
praying, for reasons mentioned therein that the
anne be arrested and finally sold, snd the proceeds
clstIionled according 10 !aWj and said Steamboat
So having teen 50 arrested by me:
Now the elore pursuant 10 he mention Of said
Court, hereby give public notice. % an persons a.
ierested 10 -aid Steamboat, her boats apparel
Qekle, and fUrnture, 70 appair before the Judge OF
sara OOuf az me Federal Court room, in the Capt.
t0l a. Nashville on May Is 1885 50 10 O'Clock a m .
snd then ami there 10 pfOpcund the r al inns an 1
make thtis allegations 10 that behalf
EDWIN GLAsCOCR,
msy3-lit U.S.M.M- IL or
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DOC JR OARoW's
CHOLERASPECIFIC

Nov that we an;e pate CHOLERA in our midst,
~ ItbehooVes US eli to secure, and keep on hand,
some known aud efectua remedy for any eTner-
gency. and this we find in DR.. CAROW'S Spec
FIG, which be prescribed and used with such I'M
founred success, (scsrcey ever losing cass.)
When tnl' scourge sied Nashville, some years
past Dr. Carow WAS one Of our most eminent and
successful physicians, and when his old friends
learn this remedy can be had, thousands who have
tested rs virtues will not aIl 10 Rave li hand II
Prescription Of this dsflnsui he'd Pract itioner.
There can likewise be no better remedy for Chole-
ra-mOrbus, Diarnosa and Dysentary.
For sale only by
X. P. JENKINS CO., Druggists.
msy5-u 81 Market street, opp. Union.
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M NntinnnI RennhIirnn.

We read with great satisfaction THE
National Republican" published at
Washington, and an able supporter Of
the administration of President John
son. 1t is published daily and weekly,
by w. j. Murtagh Il Co. The friends
of the National Administration, in eY-
cry part OF the South, but especially in
Tennessee, ought TO subscribe for
either the daily or the weekly, and
thus aid in making It's circulation gen
eral, aud extending the sphere of its
influence. As news medium, IL is
without rival in Washington, con
tanning always the latest information
from ell quarters, and much official
news from the Departments Of the
Government not obtainable in other
papers. The address to the people Of
tennessee, republished a short time
since in the UNION, shows the ability,
tone and character of its political edi-
torials
The price of The daily is IS per
annum; 81 for six months. Weekly,
s. per anum; 81 for six months. The
usual deductions to clubs
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Neither OF the radical journals in
Detroit approve the report of the Gen
trial Directory" Bad as it is, il is too
good 10 suit them Nothing short of
"hell-fre" for the South will satisfy
their demands
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In County Court at Linden.
-; -. - Petition nr Divorce.

1T sPpearng, rem affidavit filed. that Apoer B
Dudly ana Others are non residents Of the sa q Of
Tennessee It i therefore ordered that pubcliion
&C inside, ioT ioar successive weeks II the Nash-
vile Union, requiring he said dsieudaas 70 sppssr
~ The Jure term q The County Court % Perry
coon y, % pe held st Linden. on the f-st afondey
"a ssid noah, and plead, az yer or dennur 70 said
oil, OF the same q be taken for confessed, and
set for hearing ex paTts, ~ 20 her.
m4y5 Wit JEs5R TAYLOR, Gam.
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Wanted.

WE will employ n ale ani female agents at a
" salary Ct rom Forty u Two Hundred dollars
per month, and expenses, " thOut rpquiung them
TO sell first on ccmmSsi d, Er our publications.
LLOYD & SMITH,
may 4-2W d&W Springfield III
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GRENADNE SILK VESTS,
White Silk Vests,
White Merseilles Vests,
Skeleton Cloth Vests.
STOCK OF CLOT
Rags /! Rags |!

ON and after MONDAY, the 7th Of May, 1866 We
~ can only pay cents per 70 for good country
kagz, ID lots Of one Hundred pounds snd over
Inc fall in the price of paper produces this re-
suit. We are ANXIOUS TO buy Rsgs, and will always
pay their highest market prlce
msy4 AZ WHITMAN BROS.
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New Recinrocitr Treaty.

A letter from London to the New
York York News, written on the Dist
ult, says:
am lust in formed-I have 40 time to in
vestigate tie -in f0rmation-I am informed
IN what 7 consider fair authority, that an
impor.a1t negoiistion has been concluded
between the Govcrnmeut Of England and
The United ates. According to the inior-
nation. the terms Of a Bez Reciprocity
Trsatv are sgs eel up0o. Some concessions
are mad 90 be Uuitef SAFES, hut they are
cot of an impor ant character. In eonnec-
ton with .h.s compact ere two important
items One is "a formal agreement 10 in
crease the armameuts on The lakes.
The other IS sn info nial undertaking Ga the
part OF he Uuil-d atcs Government to
put down by foice aUy attempt or prepare
tion % attempt, "a Feuian raid into Canada.
Lrepest, 4 have no time before the mail
gosf-ouL-to autheLtica this information,
5ut ] give it on good suit ority
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TIE ROck-MasOns and Quarry-


WAN I'D, for ten mon he, Thir J Rock sEasons
and Thirty expert QGarymen, 10 worl- on
|otion Factory al West Point, ca. Liberal sages
-, ~ p.la promptly on the iss o. every month.
Eof partculara apply % Jao. DEyer SO. White
hall street. Atlanta. MICHAEL GARDNER,
o. H@JS~l't Contractor.
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Sonthern ReIief Fnir.

At a meeting, says the Baltimore Ga
zette, of the Executive Committee of
Ladies, the sum of $l0S,000 was appro-
priated TO the following States:
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Wanted.

IN FIRST CLASS BUSINESS MN % 70
~ a travelling buslness. Pay tom
per day. Cali at 3lls Cedar street. Cor esp.
aprl6-a
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Boarding.

(tAN be hal At one Of toe mast crucrH
" ranged and pleasantly situated b
Nashville The loearon Is convenient OBJ +.
ness part Of she city. There are three
vacant, suitable Or gent tmsn o. h tle.r .
A hmittd uum1ar tf young gentleman I'll
accommodated vlth dsy n0sTi. For rart
dress Mrs 80 r. 81.
No. 40 PARK Street, 'souih-.la l1.
maYa-3t
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McOORMIOK'S
8FAPERS lid MOWERS.

KATE have on hand a supply o. McCormiek's
w Mowers, and Selt Ral,ing Reanors, 90 which
We call the attention Of Farmers They1iI do well
70 examine these Machines before purchasing.
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Jirectorss

JOS. ". ALLEN. JNO r. ELL,
WATSON NJ. COOKE, CAR. THJIs
D. WEAVER, DANL F. CaEls
JNJ. 3. JOHNSON, sAML VlNLsa.
C. ~ FOGG, RBCHEATHN
A. q. ADAMS.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURES.

SENATE.
SATURDAY, May 5.
The Senate met at o'clock, a. m. Prayer
By Rev. Mr.. Phillips.
LEAVE or ABSENCE.
On motion o. Mr.. Ssnter, leave Of absence
was granted TO Senator Cate until Monday
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said this much, we will speak of him as
he appears to us upon the present theater
of his exploits. He is a genial and appa-
rently good hearted man, and is courteous,
and on very good terms with his brother
members of all parties. We have called
him the leader of the Copperhead party
in the House, for so he is, though it is
but fair to him to state that he disclaims
it, and that some of the men on that side
also deny it. His policy and course seem
to us to be so exactly In keeping with
Copperhead principles and Copperhead
avowals, that we know not how to separate
him from the leadership of that faction.
We would do Mr.. Rogers no injustice, for
we rather like him, on the whole, for the
bold, frank manner in which he enun-
ciates the principles of the Copperhead
Dartv
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finally stopped the discussion, and order
was restored.
Now, 1 wish to say word about your
State Senator, Hon. Harry White. His
whole history ought to be written in marks
of gold. While Senator, he entered
the army for his country, and its good.
He was made a prisoner; suffered any
amount of torments; his place had been
filIsd (the vacancy only being created by
his incarceration in Southern PRISON.
by a new election. The General appeared, !,
after having been set at liberty, upon the
stage of public life, and, at this day, stands
among the most prominent of Pennsylva-
MAS sons. There is something like ro
nance about the public life of your
Senator. 1t ought to be known. They
said, while he valiantly offered his life,
his all, to his country, that he received
tWo pays: one as Senator, the other as an
officer in the army. How did this turn
out? The magnanimous Harry donated,
to the counties of his district, his Uhole
salary as Senator. God bless him. He
is one in thousand. Would that We had
more such. Yours, &c.
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BG% Stockton, of New Jersey, was kicked
out of the U. s. Senate one day last week, by
vote of that body. His election by the
Legislature of that State was deemed and
taken to have been unconstitutional, he only
having received plurality of all tie votes
cast, instead of a majority.
Ra- Solomon Foote, of the q. S. Senate,
from Vermont, died Friday last He
was the oldest member of that body, and was
known by his fellow-members by the atfec-
tionate title of "Father Of the Senate"
aea. The bill DISTINGUISHING deserters from
the army and skedaddlers from the draft has
passed both houses of our State Legislature,
and only awaits the Governors approval to
become a law.
naA, The Connecticut election on Monday
resulted in the election of Hawley, Union,
for Governor.