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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-03

SUSPENSION BRIDoE Work OIL the susPen-
sion bridge is progressing as rapidly as
possible. The embankment, on the Edge
field side Of the river, has been completed.
and it is one Of the best executed pieces OF
work We have seen Tor long time. The
Preparation Of the cables is progressing with
great rapidity, and when once they are il
their places, the laying of the plstiorm will
be 8 work of short duration.
There is no improvement now in progress
in which SO deep an interest is felt, both by
the people of Nashville, and the surround
ing country; and now over the completion
Of which there will be such general re-
ioicipR
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FENIANS, ATTENTION A.!
FENIAE HATS! NEW STYLEsl!
JUST RECEIVED BY
X. IL. THOMPSON,
% Cherry street, near Union.
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ciunciunati. Ohio.-losfrz 3. 9UNEy, is
o1r Authorized aEeat 70 receive sdrsltseI ats and
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READ THIs.-N. L. Smithe 4 Bro, No. p
North Cherry street, lClay Roberts old
stand keep the Finest Family Groceries,
BraDdies, Wines, Pure Robertson County,
Bourbon, and Rye Whistles, and 8 various
assortment of Fancy Groceries All as cheap
as can be had in the city. All We ask is 10
give US call and see for yourselves.
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3. 1866.

sciunciunati. OhiO.-losrrz 3. aUEEy,i'
oyir Authorized aFeat 70 Tecsise sdvstiseH suts and
subscriptions Tor the Nosirir T1ioE
New Orleans, La.-EUWIS z. OyEEAIl, q
the UommsreiaI Reading ROorr. S or authorized
agent TO receive establishments sad subscriptions
Tor the NassrsIg C.i1..
Memphis, TenR.-CLEsESTs BsEsf are
Oar authorized agents 70 receive sd'eriise mems
and subscriplous for the NostrDs tnsoH.
ions gooyrs A Co Publisher Agents, al PARK
Ros. New YORK. are authorized 10 'ntrset Tor i'd
yertlsing n our paper
10y. Cor8 CO Publishers Agents, Trbane Build
iup-, New fork, and Browns iron Building. Phils-
tslpnis, are auihorzsd 70 contract for advsrising
our paPsr-
: NJ. PsrfrxsrrL Co Publisher Agent, q
Pa. Ros. New York. aod 6 SLATE street, Boston,
are srrhor.ssi 20 contract Tor advertising n our
uauer
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OUTRAGE UroS NEesO.-By gentleman
Just from shelbyville we learn that a most
hsgrGnt outrage was committed, in the vi
entity Of Middleton, near the line of the
counties Of Bedford and Rutherford, upon
the person of = young negro girl. Three
white men entered the house of the father
of the girl, snd in the presence Of her pa
rents, violated her person.
Complaint was st once made, but as there
were no white witnesses present the civil
authorities can do nothing. The Freed
mems Bureau is to take the matter in hand.
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r.. IL. THOMPSON,
Notice.

All watches aud jewelry lef. al my store
Tor repairs, No. "a Union street, eau be had
BY calling at the Store Of +. Wiggers, on
Cherry street, ". c. Golfers old stand, No.
231z Cherry street. between Union and
Church. j. WELL.
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Parties sending Orders TO the Job
Department Of this Paper viii please
write - Union Office" on the face Of
the COUY.
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Adjourned uu Monday ata p, m.
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Go to Bryant, strstton L Co.'S Nashville
Business College for & thorough education
in Book Keeping, Penmsnship, CONNER
eisl Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
neIship, Settlements, &c.
Send for College paper, Circular, kc.
Address BRYANT, STRATrON 4 60.
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HOME AGAINII

HAVING returned sgain with large
stock OF
Trimmings, NVorsteds, Zephyr,
&c, &Sc,-
to the old home, would respectfully in
form the Ladies of Nashville that we will
be prepared TO manufacture any kind OF
Cords, Tassels, Buttons, Fringes,
&c, &C.,
as good snd as cheerfully as formerly.
OSCAR BOHAiE 4 CO.,
noyi-tf No. Union street
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M1RKETs.


CISCIsSArI, San. e
Flouz cos Juuez steady anil "A luu rates.
WHf1r lrrner It 81 sJa3 mo- Itr cid red, sad
81 - Tor new
CoAs il light supply md IA good demand. ear -;
shel!ed C.
OAfs armer and 10 good demand. - IN elevator.
RTE stead, s5r Ior prime.
Boss srHse, and prices shade higher 81 %
GA % net
Mess pork So oo@ % 20 according 20 brand :
green meats 10 to Il for shoulder, hams and
sides; blik meats are entirely nominal 10 quo
tations can BE- gwen
Lar hiss declined 10 ls1. glsIsc; rather dull.
GRooEEIEs quiet
CorroS 4754c94sc f3TImIddlinE.
wHlsxT duh snd prices irregular as offered
a 81 %
GOLD l}ily.
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FsaI HoIsL uOLAIs5I0Nhk8.
Isaac Paul, ". Z. wilkinson. and h. G.
Scales we're chosen Pest House Commits
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SneciaI Notice.

The United States having turned over our
shop and machinery 10 US, on Dec. lsL 1865,
we viii be prepared 20 resume business as
builders and contractors, on Jan. lst. Plans
aud specifications furnished to our patrons.
Turning and Carving TO order, for the trade.
WARREN Il MOoRE,
High street, between Church and Broad.
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E. P. Cone has received Frank Leslie's
Ladies' Magazine, Budget Of Fun, Comic
Monthly, Phunny PheilOw, Petroleum
Record, Army and Navy Journal, New
YORK Sunday Mercury, Flag OF out Union,
Rebellion Record, American Agricultural,
New York Ledger, and Literary Album for
January 18th, Boston Pilot, Yankee No
tions, and late Northern dailies
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". D. Robertson, James Hsyne, aud ".
F. Meachsm, were elected Jail Commis-
sionsfs.
oFFICEg o. COUNTY CoURT.
J. NJ. Shiyers was elected 0hacer OF the
County Court.
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We are now ready 10 furnish to the trade
all kinds of furniture, of our own nsnufac-
ture, az Cincinnati prices, at sslea room,
corner Cherry and Broad streets, or at store,
81 Broad street. c. B. NICHOLS Co.
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Special Notice.

To PHEsICIASs.-I would respectfully an
nounce that am prepa ed to iii, Nth he
utmost care, any prescription, either day or
pight. F. Z. PERRIN.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
decSl-lw Corner Church i SuAmeF St
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The chemical wonder known as the Eggs
Of Phsraoh's Serpent, are manufactured and
? sale by Yaryan / Co, Druggists, corner
Cedar aud Cherry streets dec24 #
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ITCH! ITCH!
Scratch no More.


A e eat variety % cases li.ld O. mo Nouaeriti
healuR pros erues Of Oh s uIurmrnt even Che rng-t
oislnais aud protraet-d in chaIlrer, srt - 1us
covering tnt uhsls suIft Of b. hsdY, i1a' lii az
def nee 81 other modes o. tfua meat Enirh t1r
usi al n mnn could nyeui. have Tea He fneui'J
cured.
Price rs cent. sboK. RT maj ll futs.
Over SD years have " lir 1vayue.s Aeir.ne-
b.sa IN coartsat usc IN ~ pm si lHr aord, -ni
their Increasing popularity j. clIia.a.g Hr1t ni
Their great power % heal
Pr-sared only hy r. aWAYNE s1f Hn- alj
~ siNTH street. sooys lu-, Pnl ,i-ipi.a
soldbv WItt W SIXTH, L.usfn 4,
Cor. u. trgl.l anl y ne -.
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For Sale.

Twenty barrels old Bourbon whisky, at
the lowest market price, by Frank Z. ter-
rim, wholesale aud retail Druggist, corner
Church and Summer streets.
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If YOU want your Pianos well tuned, cali
on G. F. Jackson, at Luck's, on Union
street, or at his new Music Store, on Church
street Orders from the country will meet
with prompt sttentiOu- octZo-u
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Max L. 6utmann, at No. 20 Pubic Square,
has again received new assortment OF
Boots and Shoes OF all descriptions, aud IS
hereby soliciting a continuance Of that kind
patronage which his friends and the public
generally have so far bestowed upon him
,.t9a Am
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Nsw rfsp .-Messrs- Bolton, Wheeler A
a. have rented The house Of Aessrs.
Nelson PfeiFer, No. q North Market
street, aud viii keep on hand large
and varied assortment Of hardware stoves,
sss and ws'sr 6xturss' and execute wan
proUaptnsss AL orders Cor plumbing and
,very srtiele used in iron ana ra"AFe'
Parties desiring any article N Their ''ne
NAV rely upon being provided With al
,-,oa, n tie lowest rates.
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RiuRoAn BHDoEs.-We leara that the
bridges on the Tennessee and Alabama
railroad, which were recently swept away,
are nearly rebuilt, and that freight trains
will be running over them BY next satur-
day.
The bridges on the road between Atlanta
and Chattanooga are far more seriously in
jared, and considerable time viii yet be
required before they will be repaired.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-03

YESTERDAY Is TRE PoLIcE CoURT.-But few
cases came up for hearing-not more than
fifteen or sixteenth this Court yesterday,
Notwithstanding the fact that the day pre-
eeding was New Years. Il is not difficult
for even the casual observer to feel con-
WINGED that new era IS dawning upon
Nashville, and that, at least within the lin
is Of the corporation, crime is on the de-
crease. To all classes this is most welcome
Intelligence and now if order throughout
the country can only be restored, We may
expect to see prosperity once more bless the
land. For long time marketers have been
sfrsid 10 come to the city from a distance,
and, IS q result, everything has been high.
Bat for some time we have heard of but few
depTedations by maraudsrs, and it is sin
,erely to be hoped that gardeners will soon
be enabled TO come to the city, st any hour,
without the least fear Of personal injury.
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SELL YOUR UNCUKRENT SfGNRY.-The
- kollosing are the RACES rad by THIS. ). MARI
BROKER, corner OF Union and College street, for
uncurrsat money. These quotations are tshie 70
Suct iale bat nay be depended on a ssficient
length Of time sor the remittsnces to be received
by NAL OF express, If forwarded without delay
TssSEssEs Bank Of Fulton. 30
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SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate
N
EDG EEEEsLsD.

DY virtue OF decree OF the Circ lit Court of th 3
ID Uaitei state, Tor The Middle District Of Ten
nessre, pronounced a. The Octohar Term OF sai 1
Court 10 ms Cause OF Wrsy & Gllllsnd, et as. g
". h Lncas. ct ais vii, en- the Srd dsT Of JaE-
usry, 1855. ca the premises expose 90 sale % ths
highest bidder. the following zeal estate belonging
% the firm Of Trsble Lucas.
Gae Drag store and Lot IN Edgedoid. frouhus
"a let on Gslstln pike, and runniag back ~
ieet
one Dsy GOSas Store and Lot adjoining the
toresad iirug sore, rroainE E2 ieet and Iunnin,,
tscK l9S feet.
DE Dvsliing House Ana Los situated on The
street running IRON he wire Sus pension Ridge, 10
Edssteld, ioaung 81 iest, and rUnaJng blck ~
feet more or SIS
The Rssidsocs Of ". a. LEeas, on Gsl'stin
pike II kigensa, frouuus leo Ieet a1d r=nnIu-
hsck IL feet
One Let IN Families Addition 90 Nashville (this
LIST ulenuened To- vii be sod 81 The CourI House
door 10 Nashville
TEEMS-One i1,rth Cssh-bslsnce on : credit o
z, u aud ls moutnA The purchsservill b r-auir.
"a 70 z vs notes va approved security, and lien
retained uuul he pttchsse money IS paid.
Possession gwen q dsy Of sale
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IA. Willard, uuisa strest, has reserved
Frank Lsslis's MssEziae fsr January. 1850,
cOnie Aoathly, Budget Of Fuz, cliPps;,
vnks', Hoiiss essssss. vsysrisy MsssIirs
ana FLAG.
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BoKIs Pos ost---A large number OF OF
eOmpsaiessrs boring in Middle TsHnss'es'
~ otbsf, are importing msohiRery for the
.sne purpose. We believe NHshyiiis . b
~. csntrs II . great oil basis, sne vs sOPs
a ,,s ice resources dsFsloPsd.
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BODY FouSD.-Night before last Mr.. Lus-
~, who resides on Market street, below the
Louisville depot, found coffin in his yard
containing the body Of a negro, who had
died Of sraall pox. No traces were discov-
cred, by which the negro could be identi-
Eed. How the sbody came there is also a
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FREieHT oFFICE. N&C.R.R,l
NAsnrIlLE, uec Il, lS6A.
ON SOD scr today cur Ien-ots siIi - ouaass Il
" 81 m 30 The recepton % FrssEnis, k1d
rrosapsy oisssd sft Pm
A~-iRl IN IN IoSHs sees
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WI. wbitsett IS respectfully requested
70 call al this office.
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Nervous Debilitv.

ss-niual sesksrss, ETC. csa - cursa ~ ems Who
hss really carst hinsen e1d 1undrezs e oth.rs.
asa nj 81 yoz asthiA9 ~ tns E1te. Atdrsss,
uith aesDp, Sex 81,
assfA-dsEiy AegisH, Mas.
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OoEJos OFgICE.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy jos Print
M IL the nestost style, and a. the lowest
prices al this ofce.
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$500, 900
90 be Sold ior One DeIlar Zach

Without regard 70 r,.u.. sef u1, lobe Pea .l- .-.
90 vlu znoa sasl yau 4.I receive.
Amsgs noe et1 arts aaa1s.-Is.I .Ia r-
ceI pt Of NALltll.E CHI la drasH .-a-f f1is a.s..
c.sion s.ee- laa. $50, Pc i1...f ls llliy Har
Taylor. kInTon. Fa. f,l'I P.faaf q ever .s sl-..
value So. o. 81. H tieIehlaa E-Is Ifasaa. COM
81 .1leoa. value ia, u Haa 1rH a.
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ur1, is furE rt. Nl'l Nar.. rs rr. If.
Q laezsrsoa , nraamrt1r. sf l-.I.s.u. t. .s
3 ~ tIf p a. ufraT. ri TENN al. 81 81 fsrH. rs.
4H ~ ass EHHf a H# Irr --rHrt.a Ia. o..
noua hi1g tl..e 81. H.s- E..-1 o HurE. -l--.
$50 ll Negieoa. slar sl b. Do Fsu lsn.r.
ga 81 EIs & Iaf-ar. ur-Hrat.s Ma
PIa1o. ra.us 80 H.ss b. q sl4saI. naauf i.
love-, l.aHigI4l t-aT ir11-. rs ls sac Fn1ss +
moran, 20 Peas. -... .laF. "a 81, Eus.f b.. s.
lue 50 urf D. .aE-rl... U-I. 81. tf.a. -..4a.
sat Va ue e.. liart Is b Esrff s.. W.. ~ ..s DO
tel, NarI .uror, d t. tIFsr F,frut ever sa..H.
raiiis 81. cspt. aa.l.r. n -.itss a al H. sa
ar ~. Geo. 40 Wool. H lIfaT. .aaHra Wei. a#
ver Watch. 90. Wm E E-Iha.t .a.uaI..s. %
Muse H0a So
Many persons sho lHss fraa1 y. 'r1fs rf.r.-.
o. n1- F.ih .lslr rsr1- Fua .shsi ar sa r1lat sr
tend tala lisi lrilars IRON VARIOUS gaaas .H-uu.
DOT thr r.unly, ar-ual.e1. o. fra ra.. .at lf bal
untsa Eiii, may D. seen su 81 I'd a oar .lsH.
atvsEa dF DtsrlnHras
CERTIFICATES uau.1s rae. sura sd I'd
HAtult are riaeft I1 saa Oh sHFr .rHa. OIL .H .r.
Fra mIEui- uls of lI.as Easa..aH.. rHgl.- a a-
itla tsri' atiH ar Order .af some art.s .a.rH
issst one dcl.ar "a rsU-iI aaI uH ..sIHr-. l. ..
[ r-hcs, OF srli BY ua. tl a1Y t....ss H.aHU.
Isrl tu en1ra. uu fIH ra.H ID. COOS alH D..
sasser oil 1rr Shat Ar rI- t ilaa. 500 .. s.. b..
auaeu r.sY .sH .rau lua I. f.rr aH l.'l-a Q boo
[ and cau t.al emf Ja- loIr- slI .s.-.Tu l.. a.H
I 30 uHfuHI.
$50 F.1uE'- Esa-g r"-..s.a. .as Ha s-..l
1l 81 ue.
Pufes dee % Nth ur rrF .#rrI .HH-
& pruupT retlIua. a11 IHH EH .r .-H. a .H r
u,s,lla siJ sen. o. az alIr1as HF .r.- I ma. .
I e1pr- 3.
E1ara as.Isiirlra .uHrsHs#Hf .1 a.l CasHs.
- r.r cerI1-a-ez TO- me f.. .ar. In.ftE=l ..
q Tao DELE. Ir rtF or rHr 1r .H ...a-. II.
u lE.iaHeT en1s .1 HHaH.s
Al zen s..lI.. 2 lf EIlrsaH
U.r..r CO..
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urra tEasIuHa
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GevERSNESr SALE.-Elsewhere viii be
found an advertisement of large Govern
ment sale Of buildings and lumber, by Maj.
Wills, A. Q. NJ. All of the buildings are
good, and many Of them are very valuable,
and just the thing needed in this city A
little work viii convert them into mort
able cottages
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Mr.. knox, administrator OF Middleton l.
Moore, deceased, is requested to call ~ tins
Office.
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Tx LEGISLATURES The Legislature re-
assemblies next Monday. It is 10 be hoped
both houses will then 60 TO work in earnest.
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Ot Law Blanks for sale 81 this Once or
printed b order.
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Latest FRoM EGYPT.

PsRnsy's New Extract OF the Egyptian LOtls.
new and eKqusi perfume for the handkerchief
O@opsTa, snd al the LADIES' Of The present day,
using he same Pc fdme.
THE EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
THE E6YPTTNN LOrUs.
tbs EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
Manufactured By F. A Penney, brooklyn. N. 7.
nyilm r. A. LOFEIOH, Agent. IS Fulton Il, n. Y
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CITY NE WIS.

Commercial matters will be found on The
Fourth Page.
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SErIEISs ooRoNER.

HAAAEANe SSkoNAA
4 vote Of thanks was rendered to Mr..
P. B. Coleman, the retiring Coroner, for the
able manner in which be has discharged his
duties. This compliment was highly de-
served, s. be has been s faithful. and Ell
cient officer.
TLs Coroner was allowed = for each in
quest. Several claims were referred % the
Judge for auditing.
The court then adjourned.
The following isR list Of the magistrates
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For Sale at this Ohce, Oae good second
hand Boiler. viii be sold cheap Tor CASH
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
REMOVAL.

A RRfEGToN a FARRGR have removed their
~ Office 10
NO. 6S PUBLIC SQUARE IL.
Next door 70 the City 10 Ell. and adjoining The
Metho nss Publishing House, where theV Will be
rn5-t nstpy 10 receive iheir friends Snd customers
m Their comfortable Office Remember, No as.
Arlington a FARkAR,
ian9 I'm Real Hslate snd General Agents.
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There is good reason to believe that the
present efforts TO effect a daily meeting on
Change will be a success. The new rooms,
which are to be dedicated on the lIth, are
large aud well lighted, aud eminently fitted
for merchants exchange. The desks are
large, the sample drawers are SIMPLE, and
every imaginable convenience IS to be
found The desks are to be rented for the
wear, 20 the highest bidder, next Monday.
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oldparers, che Iarges, IN the city for sale
st this othce.
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Persons unsequsintsd in the city seeing
30 mznyad versIsements for the reameut
Of Special Diseases, are often ct loss 70 det
temins 10 whom 10 entrust The treatment
VI such cssss. To such persons We take
pleasure in stating that the Oldest ests6-
iishmeut Of this kind is at No. % Deaderiek
street. and this should be sufficient guar
auSes that this is s reliable institution. DE.
A. R1oHAKD joss may be found in his Of
Zee during the hours stated in his general
advertisements Al Wsd.c.aes fslz7.tsksa ~
the 055ee.
Get your wall paper al MerIitt H-ll's,
corner OF Market aud Church streets
octs-tf
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E4VH HOI9H NVNN1'7I0"HHas
John Taylor, C. a. Phelsp snd ". B.
Willis were selected.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-04-11

This is not what the negro wants. He
needs to be instructed in the religion insti-
tuted by the {" meek and lowly Jesus !" and
this, it is scarcely necessary to add, is as lit
tie known among the extreme fanatical por-
ton of the New England population, as
fetichism is among the Quakers of Pennsyl-
vania.-Seatiael.
Two men went up into the temple to
pray; the one Pharisee, and the other
publican.
The Pharisee stood and prayed thus
with himself: God, l thank thee thatI
am not as other men are, extortioners,
unjust, adulterers, OF even as this pub
lican:
l fast twice in the week, give tithes
Of all that I possess.
And the publican, standing afar off,
would not lift up SO much as his eyes
to heaven, but smote upon his breast,
saying, God be merciful to me a sinner.
tell you, this man went down to
his housejustifed rather than the other:
for every one that exalteth himself shall
be abased; and he that humbleth him
self shall be exalted.-&. Luke, 18th
chapter.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-04-11

An intelligent friend, writing us from
Surry County, says:
"Stand by the nation. Truth is mighty,
and must at last prevail. Let us, by all MEANS
avoid the re-kindling of sectional strife"
These are words of truth and sober
ness. The unity of government which
constitutes us one people" is still in
peril. Sectional feeling is at nearly as
great height as it was in $50. Many
of the Northern journals are bitter and
ungenerous in their illusions to the
South, and large majority of the
Southern journals are either defiant or
acquiescing sullenly in the results of
the war. These things are so. We re-
cord them more in sorrow than in an
ger. For example, paper printed in
this City-the recognized organ and
mouth-picce of the Governor of this
State--in its issue of yesterday says:
eff the radical agitators prefer war to
and the peace of the nation, let it be known
that the entire South ranges herself on the
side of the President, the Constitution, and
the Union"
What does this mean? Is it soar"
of words or g aoar" of bayonets to
which our contemporary alludes
In the first place, the South has not
yet complied with the requirements of
the President in his restoration policy.
In the second place, a twelve-month has
not elapsed since the South was reject
ing the Constitution and trampling it
under foot. And in the third place, the
Union, as it is proposed to be restored
by the majority in Congress, is very OBJ
jectionable, if not abhorrent to all those
for whom the journal referred to speaks.
How is it possible that peace and
good will can be restored as long as
such views prevail We are as firm
and as devoted friend as the Presi-
dent has but we are also attached to
the legislative and judicial departments
of the government. The majority,
speaking through the government, alone
has the right to rule. The President
cannot govern by himself, nor can the
Congress, nor can the Supreme Court.
When they divide, it is our duty as
good citizens to hope that they will har-
monte, and to aid them in harmoni-
zing. We deprecate division and strife.
We want no more war. We have had
far too much of it already. We fear
that some of our people are anxious for
some division that will involve the
Northern people in a conflict of arms
among themselves. Wemost sincerely
deprecate any such result. Any hope
of good to the South from such a con-
fict is utterly delusive. Another civil
war in this country, no matter how or
where it should begin, would be calam-
itous to the South in the last degree.
Between the upper and the neither mill
stone the South would be ground to
powder.