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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-21
THE LEGIsLATIvE ELECTION.

We trust that the Conservative Executive
Committee viii assemble and announce a
candidate for the House Of Representatives
from this county in few days The election
is set for tomorrow week, and it will require
fally the time intervening TO notify the yO-
tiers in remote districts. Several names have
been mentioned in connection with the
place, and we publish this morning a COM
munioatiOn suggesting and soliciting Judge
JOHN S. BRIEN to offer as a candidate. The
position is one Of arduOus service and
responsibility. No enc qualified 10 gil the
demands Of the occasion, could accept it
without sacrifice. But first rate man Is
needed, and he should be one Of experience,
tact, ability and upquestionable conservatism,
with antecedents atcannot be used as pre-
text to debar him from his seat IL the com
mittee cannot be convened in a day or two
TO make the selection, the suggestion Of our
correspondent should be adopted, for what
ever may be the personal preferences Of in
dividuals, all will concur that Judge BRIEN
Is eminently Ga for the place, and would
truly represent the couRrvatism Of David
son county.
S.-Since writing the above We have
received a call Of ihe Executive Committee
for public meeting on Saturday ltO-mor-
row., at II o'clock, to nominate acandidate.
We hope the meeting viii be well attended,
bat fear that under present circumstances,
il win not.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-21

HoS JOHN A. GREEN, OF TEXAS Nor
DEAD.-A few weeks ago, on the authority
Of a dispatch published in the Galveston
papers, we announced the death Of Hon.
JOHN A. GREEN, Of Austin. We are ex-
ceedingly grad6ed now, on the authority Of
letter from him, to contradict the report
May he live long in his adopted State, and
may his mature life find rich fruition Of
personal happiness and public usefulness, in
the labors and honors Of earlier years.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-21

SENATOR Wilson in late speech assert
cd that the salary OF 4 Congressman is
grossly inadequate TO the expenses entailed
by the position, illustrating it by saying that
il he should die At Washington, his friends
would be obliged to subscribe the sum neces-
sary to send his body home.
II that is true, how is it that many men
enter Congress poor, and come home after
one term rich? How is il that ex-Secretary
HARLAN, who ten years ago was not worth
$4,000, has accumulated, on a salary Of
$1,000 per year, fortune Of nearly half a
million dollan2 If Wilson is economical,
doesn't HARLAN steal ?--.Ss. L0Nis Times,
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GRANT DECLINES no MIX IN POLL
TICS,

HEADQUARTERS ARMIES OF THE UNITED
SrArEs.-WAsHTNGTo d. C., Sept. IS
To L. EDWIN DUDLEY, Chairman Of the Err
eclitiUc Committee Soldiers and Sailors Union:
SIR-Gen. GRANT desires me to acknow-
ledge the receipt Of your invitation 10 be
present at a National Convention Of soldiers
and sailors to be held at Pittsburg, Pa,
September 25th, 1866, for political purposes.
He instruets me 10 say that il is contrary 10
his habit and to his convictions Of duty 10
attend political meetings Of any character
whatsoever, and that he sees with regret
the action Of any officer Of the army taking
a conspicuous part in the political OLSEN
sions OF the day.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
[Signedl ADAM BADEAU,
Colonel and Ail-de- CaDn
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-21

BIC HoGs-Thero were some fine speci-
mems Of swine, says the Uaiors at Science
tady, on Monday morning on their way 10
The fair. One very comfortable looking
animal-and very white and tidy for the
species, weighs 500 pounds and might, in
the opinion Of his keeper, be brought up to
g full thousand. His sire weighed l,l22
,rIinh 4 rather nain.iie.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-21

THE New Orleans Piodyune learns from
gentleman from various parts Of Southern,
Central and Eastern Texas that the cotton
crop has been very much injured by heavy
and continuous rains, during the last few
weeks.
A gentleman just from the Yazoo country,
Mississippi, informs us that the cotton crop
Of Yazoo and Madison viii be very short.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-21

a aExTLENAN recently from Texas, in
forms he editor Of The RIanio's BaRasr,
that immense numbers Of beeves are on sale
in Texas, prices ranging from s. to Sc per
head. whilst stock cattle can be purchased al
s. u gold. Cattle, he says are cheaper
than ihey were bolore ilse war-that is, in
cold.
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Damage 20 tIle Corn CFOP-Trains Rum
30 ming RaouInrIY Aenfn

IsDIANAPoLIs. Sept. 20.-The corn crop in Low
lands along the rivers and streams in this sector
has been greatly damaged by flood.
Trains on all the railroads centreing here vii
run regular tomorrow, except the Indiana Cen
.tral and Louisville. Both the latter suffered Sc.
verey. Ii viii lie several days before commu.
nitation is fully established.
Weather clearing up.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-21

BERLIx. Sept. ls.-The electoral law has at
length passed the Upper House of Prussia.
been put out of commission, and there are evil
denees on all sides of general disarming.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-21

CORNER BROAD AND VINE STREETS
ONashTillc. This Hesitation l. Row IN fuii
operation. uiih a complete corps 81 veil known
teaeheTs r. every department.. In addition. the
services 81 an eminent instrueireas IN Vocal
Music from the Conservatives Of Leipsie and
New York have beea secured. A large addition
has this week been made % the Phiiosophie and
Astronomical apparatus. Every advantage l.
aeorind for a first elias education.
GEO. q. BUTLER, "A. NJ, Principal.
aauIF-yer
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PROM RUSSIA.
Execution ofan Assassin.


ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 1.-THE man who at
tempted to assassinate the GEAR several months
ago. has been executed. There has been a grand
and joy at the punishment Of his would-be muir
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-21

ToRoxro, C. W.. Sept 2O-New currency ar
engagements will come into effect on the 9th inst
pending the completion Of the Provincial note
treal will be used as legal tender. being Stamped
with the words Provincial Note, legal tender fol
the receiver General. --rt
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a5O REWARD.

GTOLEN OR sTRAYED-FROM NY PLACE,
Onear Antioch. Davidson county. one BAY
MARX. hind foot white. saddle marks On her
back points Of her hips Scared. she'd ali reurd.
Any one who viii deliver the mare and thief 10
Judge JoHN BRTEE. near Nashville. viii get the
AJ sspis '"''1' y - JoTEDAG HIGGINS.
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Thea,hnenn Nm.
The War with Spain.

The large guns purchased in the United States
for Chile have been taken to their destination.
The ships of war purchased for the Chilean Gov
eminent. Henrietta and Neshanneck, are said to
be inefficient vessels.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-21
AUSTRIA.
AHuuearlan Exile Par,Ioned.

n HuHtslTIslH EAILe k-AFuOHtus
vienna, Sept 1S.-The Emperor of Austria has
concluded TO permit the exile Pulski to live in
Hungary. 1t Is said he will take up his quarters
in Pesth in that province
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-21
FROaT WASHINGTON.

Public opinion and the press urge a continuance
of the war with Spain.
The United States gunboat, De Soto, reached
Aspnwall on the 10th. aAa
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-21

The above steamers will commences their rcru-
lar trigg he hfst opening ~ navigation in tha
eumberland river. and couli1ua % rln Feeularly
throughout TIE busluels season. aa per above
schedule. making close connection df Cairo With
the reFular Packets foF Sd. L.1ais Memphis and
New VTie4ali issuing tarourh iickrfE ~ P1sssu-
gers. and giving throaFh Bills 81 LadinF ior
frcighil % tne above cities. and al available way
landings, at t1e very lowest rates. livery eenFt
viii te made ~ the O1lcerg and Agents 81 this
line . render u reliable and deserving the pat
ronaFe OF shippers and the TRAVELLING Public.
COhhErI q BOYD.
Ne; a 'FRONT.' siress-Uppsr Wharf. Nssksiiis.
Tennessee. seDll-Gu-
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SOUTH AMERICA.

New Grenada-The State of Panama.
New YORK, Sept 2O-Advices from Panama tC
the 18th, state that the Legislature has met. and
the election of Gen. YICENTEOLERRTE as President
of the State is announced. There are indications
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-21

An Official Exposition Of the EmperOr's
V1arvR


Views.
PARIS. Sept. 17.-P. M.-The French circular
says that the recent changes in Europe are favor
able TO France. Prussia and Italy are drawn
nearer in ideas and interests. Austria has now no
hostile intent. The Convention Of Prague will be
Loyalty carried out. Nayies ofsecoBd-c class powers
viii assume the liberty Of the Baltic and the
Mediterranean.
The note justifes the offer of the EmperOr's
mediation between Prussia and Austria and Italy.
and hints at the annexation of people Of the same
language and interests TO any Of the powers of
Europe. tshOws the necessity Of perfect defense
and military organization, not, hsEever, as n
Europe.
The Mexican Question.
PARIS, Sept Up. Mt is said that Emperor
NAPOLEON has refused to allow officers Of the
French army 10 hold offices in Mexico. owing TO
the protest 0f the United States Government.
PARIS, Sept. 1S-M.-The belief is general that
NAPoLEoE himself was the author Of the note re-
Gently made public. and that his sincere desire is
for n permanent peace.
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Nominated for CONGRESS-
Currency in Canada.

DETROIT. Sept. 19.-JNo. b. HUTcHINs was to-
day nominated for Congress from the Fourth Con .
gressiOnal District. by both Democratic and Ma
tional Union Conventions .
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MASONIC NOTICE.
Pc S TIP ONE Me n It
OF THE
ANNUAL MEETIN
OF THE
GRAND LODGE OF TENNESSEE.

A THE REQUEST OF MANY REPRESEN-
Atatives Of the subordinate Lodges, made in
consequence Of the prevalence of Cholera in this
city, and other portions Of the State, the succeed
ing Annual Communication of the Grand Lodge
Of Tennessee is hereby postponed until the
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-21

Az English writer Of distinction claims
that NoITAIRE was no atheist, and says thai
many passages in his writings prove this.
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For Sale.

EOR A LTBITED PERIOD, AT LESS THAN
Il Cost, the whole stock. fixtures and lease of a
firm, in most desirable location. in Nashville,
doing annually business amounting to about
$4,000. Cash required say $4,000, and good
paper, about S5.O0D. This is n splendid OppOrtu-
dity for any one desiring to engage in a secure
and well established business. For particulars,
apply at once TO
ANDERSON JOHNSON K SMITH.
seplS-lwl Or A. NELSON & CO. Agents.
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FOR SALE.
A Stern-WheeI Steamboat.

OF ABOUT NINETY FIVE (95) TONS
Measurement. draws but ten Q0) inches. light,
has excellent new machinery, and is well fitted
for trade where light draught and speed are re-
CURED
Apply to C. CASHIER, SteubenvilIe, Ohio.
where she can be seen. [sep20dlw-wlt
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A BARGAIN.

I'VE HAVE IN STORE. AND TO ARRIVE
To-day. Superior Tot Of Refined and
RAW SUGARS.
COFFEE, SOAPS,
CANDLES, STARCH and FLOUR.
Determining to keep busy, we offer induce
mcnts, by Low Prices.
Buyers will do well to examine our stocks for
bargains. c. PARSONS 4 CO.,
seplo-lwI No. College Street.
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Particular Notice.

T WISH TO RECTIFY A GRAND MISTAKE.
Il In the place Of Laura X. Green leaving John
l.. Greens bed and board, published in ycster-
days paper il was just the reverse. i will slate
and indOrse the following facts:
John L. Green came With wife and child IN the
month Of January 20 board nj my house. and con-
tinued there until the latter part Of July. when
he without any just cause known % me. len. tax
ing with him the child. she remaining at my
house. where she atill il.
sepi6. JOHN A. COUCH
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-21

1t is understood that the officers who have re-
ceiyed appointments in the Veteran Reserves and
cOlOred regiments of the regular army, will be
permitted to continue in their present volunteer
rank until their commissions in the regular army
are received by them, which will be when their
commands are recruited.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-21
Reducing the Number OF Volunteer
ARMY Officers

WARRINGTON, September 19.-The Secretary Of
War is reducing the number of volunteer officers
remaining IN the service. as rapidly as the ext
gencies of the army will permit. Within the pre-
sent month a large number have been returned to
their rank in the regular army, or have found
their way to civil occupations.
Instead of promulgating the muster-out orders,
each officer is now mustered out by virtue Of an
extract from a War Department special order,
having reference to himself only. By this method
the fact is known to none but the Department and
the officer concerned.
Most Of the volunteer officers that have been re-
tanned in the service are on duty in the Freed
mems Bureau. Many of them have already been
honOrably discharged since the first of September,
and a number of others. it is expected, will be
mustered out by the first of October.
All the officers acting in the capacity Of Assistant
Commissioners of the Freedmens Bureau, are to
be mustered out Of their volunteer rank; each OF
them will, however, be retained in the regular
service. either by virtue of commissions now in
their possession, or by appointments recently
made. with the exception of Maj. Gen. SCOTT,
Assistant Commissioner Of South Carolina, and
Maj. Gen. TILsoE. Assistant Commissioner Of
Georgia, who hold no other than volunteer commits
siOns. The muster out of these officers has been
suspended until the first of December next to al
low them time to properly arrange the affairs OF
the Sea Islands, which have hitherto been in q
rather unsettled condition.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-21
NTasonic Notice..

Masonic Notice.
IN THE CITY AND EDGEFTELD. ALL
i Mascns who may be attacked with sickness
during the present epidemic can have nurses fur
nished them by applying at the Drug Stores OF
Kline Sherman, DemUville 4 Co., and Watkins
z Stevens. Persons willing TO engage as
nurse viii apply 10
JOHN McCLELLAND,
Cumberland Lodge No. s.
N. Il. HOWELL,
Phoenix Lodge No. 49,
GEO. w. JENKINS,
seplS Edgefeld Lodge No. 2)i.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
SehoOI NOTICE..

OWING TO THE ALARM IN THE COM
NlmHnity, and the impossibility Of study. deem
it best to suspend my School. When it IS safe to
assemble again, due notice viii be given.
sep2l-1t w. Z. WARD.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-21

FLORENCE. Sept. lS.-GeneraI KEvEL, Of the
italian army left Florence to-day for Venice in
order 20 superintend the arrangements for the
transfer of the forts of the Qadrilateral to We
neria .-a .-asA
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T. 3. HAWKINS.

stint
ingeon m y
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PERKINS, SWENSON & Co..
GENERAL
Commission Merchants.

No. - Cafoudelet. corner Union street.
NEW ORLEANS.
s. n. swKxsox. n. Y. late Of Austin, Texas.
y :. F rKSxlSs. Of Perkins L Co. NO.
- - ss,1s-e,dGu
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ONE COPY OF MEIG's DIGEST. APPLY
~ 81 this once. sep2-H
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ITALY.
The Venetian neht

BERLIN, September 18.-France and Prussia arc
heartily in favor of the proposal of MESEBREN
with regard TO the Venetian debt.
Turning Over of the (HIsotIriIafarsl
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Hydrant and Rain Water
FOR SALE.

A HANDSOME TWO STORY BRICK House.,
"a in apleasant, airy and healthful location, on
South High street. opposite the Episcopal Stone
Church, containing very neat. we'll finished family
rooms. kitchen. store and servants rooms, double
porch and good water fixtures, on a very beau
titu lot, handsomely improved. with stable and
out-hOuses, all in perfect order. Price. $4,000;
part on time. Apply to
ANDERSON. JOHNSON & SMITH,
or A. NELSON & CO., Agents.
senI0-Iw
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ashamed p1sisn and they wish ANYTHING
my
nmunyw a my arr Of m
return % pull
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-21

WHE ABOVE LINE COMPRISES TIE POI.-
Il LOWING splendid Passenger Packets. lnav-
ing Nashville during The season a. iplioHs;
FANNY nRAHDEIs. JoHE. 7. CtRTwaIoHT.
Master. leaves Nashville TUESDAYS a. ~
o'clock. X.
NASHVILLE. WHY Sims. d tsfer. leaves
Nashville THuRsDAfs. AZ q oclock \.
TYRONE. Tog. H-Rsox. Master. leaves SAT
UHDAlS. at D o'clock n.
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NASHVILLE, CAIRO AND
NEW ORLEANS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-21

O1AAANs EAc-s Etc.s
For the Trade at Low PRICES.
Special attention given to forwarding Freights.
Large storage accommodations on reasonable
terms. SMITH, PARKES i STARK.
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m M. HALL.
PHOTOGRAPHER
EEasOns, Attention.

OWING TO THE PREVALENCE OF CH0L-
OERA in our city, and in order that more
efeetual system Of relief to the suffering may be
organized, IL is earnestly desired that u general
meeting Of the MnsOns be held
THIS AFTERNOON. AT MASONIC HALL.
AT Three O'Clock.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

CLEARgIrLD CousTY, ss:
In the matter Of the estate Of Tisus II. Rowl,s
late Of Lawrence township, Clearield county
deceased. In tho Orphans Court of Clearfslj
county, respecting the sppraisemen Mt Of Rea
Estate, appraised and set out TO the Widow IN.
der tho acts Of Assembly, viz the one undlyi.
ded one half part Of 81 acres appraised $3.50 50
Ihe Court made the following order May S, 1866
read and confirmed nj 81 and unless exceptions
are fled on or before tho first day Of next Term
will be confirmed absolutely. BY the Court,
May %, 1SG6-4t l. q. BARGER. clerk
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-30

EXPENSIVE. Sometime during last
April, an attempt was made to assas
sinate the Gar of Russia, which SC
far excited the sympathy of loyaldom
at Washington, that series of reso.
lutions were passed through Congress,
deprccating the attempt on the Des-
pots life, and deputirg the assistant
Secretary of the Navy, Mr.. Fox, to
carry them to Russia. AN assistant
has already been appointed in his
stead, one of our War Vessels has
been placed at his disposal, a company
of soldiers will accompany the expe-
dition, and before he gets back at
least one hundred thousand dollars of
the peoples money will be spent, to
enable those gentlemen to make a
trip to Europe. Rather G nice way
to get spending money.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-30


MORE DEcAPITATioN. The reports
from Washington, are that some very
important changes will soon be made
in Internal Revenue and Postofices
throughout the country, particularly
in the Western and Middle States
There is such a pressure in favor OF
those who have distinguished them.
selves in the military service, that
the present incumbents will have to
give way for more deserving men.
The fellows that during the war, were
so terriblyin favor of the soldiers. are
entirely forgetting them since it is
over; but the government" is de-
termined, by the assistance of the
Democrats, to reward "the BOYS in
blue" against the combined treaehcry
of Stevens, Gcary, the dead duck,
and all their hackers.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-30

Nor TRuE.-The statement so gen
orally circulated for some time past
through the papers to the effect that
all the issues Of the State Banks, would
be taxed twelve per cent, after the
first of July, is unfoundcd. The tax
is only upon the notes issued after
that time, and does not affect those
put in circulation previous.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-30
bed thom the past fow Years.

STATE CoNvENTIoN.-Ths Democrat
ic State Convention, of Ohio, met al
Columbus, on Thursday last, to nomi-
nate Interstate ticket, which they did in
a more harmonious manner, than has
been heretofore exhibited for many
years. The Democracy Of Ohio are
in high glee. The Convention was
addressed by such vcteransas Geo. II
Pendleton, our late nominee for vice
President, c. L. Vallandingham and
Geo. Il. Pugh.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-30

On HIS WAY TO GLoRY.-The Mas.
sachusetts Senate has elected "Beast'
Butler, Major General of the Militia
OF that State. The General will now
have another opportunity of ertin-
gushing himself, before he "shufiies
off this mortal coil" and if he does
not, the laurels won at Big Bethel,
Dutch Gap Canal, or Fort Fisher,
will wilt upon his brow.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-30
aeltIns Wor,e.

Generals Stcadman and Fullerton
find, asthey progress Southwark, that
the plunderings Of the Negro Bureau
agents, are more outrageous in Geor.
gia and South Carolina than in vir.
ginia. The Massachusetts, School
Masters are charging their "colored
BRETHREN ut Hilton Head, $500 for
corn, that costs them sl,30. This
margin is termed "loyalty." Tho
bureau also charges two thirds OF the
products of the flrm, then however,
they charge the darkics nothing for
keeping up Sunday Schools and Pray
or Meetings. If those Puritan hypo-
critics are not closely watched by the
government officers they will sell all
the able-bodied darkies to Cuban
Slave dealers, before another year
passes around, and either work to
death or starye the balance of those
they seem to love so dearly. The
grandson of the man that cheated the
Indian out of his land in Massachu-
setts, and compelled his neighbor to
sing and pray like himself, or loose
his cars, tongue or life, will do the
same things too in South Carolina, if
he is not watched. The people that
work white factory girls to death,
have very little conscience when they
get hold of a plantation darkey, or
''rcbel" tenement.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-30
nag-T The Rump Senate, has rciccte,

nG-The Rump Senate, has rejected
the appointment of Col. VIM. II. Pur-
nell. Post Master at Baltimore. Mr..
Purncll had been appointed by Mr..
Lincoln, and re-appointed by Mr.. John.
son. This is the way '1oyal,y" treats
the "boys IN blue" under the orders
of Stevens Geary & Co. This class have
no more respect for soldier; unless
he worships the negro in preference
to the white race, than swine has
for pearls.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-30

AT HIS Posr AoAIN.-Attorney
General Speed has returned from his
sojourn in Kentucky, and in his in
terview with the President, maintains
that the Norolk-Underwood-en.
dictment of Jefferson Davis, is faulty,
and insufficient,