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story All about this room were charae
ters ia the Chinese language: briHian
lights were suspended from the ceiling
and incense burned upon the several al
tars where were reared the gods whom
they worship. Onone side were arrange,
what took 10 be standards or polesup0I
which were banners. These standard
4 were surmounted with figures, carveC
from brass, in the shape Of dragons anS
monstrosities of various forms. Near thi
was reared an altar or pedestal where az
ugly looking animal Of the dragon specie.
| received the homage Of the [" Johns. p
Around the " animile" were some beau.
/ tiful specimens Of Chinese handiwork
consisting Of carved work, embroidered
work and artificial flowers, the whole
| being under canopy Of carved wood.
work, handsomely gllded with gold, sil.
| yer aud earmine.
/ Before this nondescript idol were
| placed plates containing oranges, can
| dies and cups Of tea, given as an offer
| ing: Eut the gentle pussy with the
immense mouth and open jaws touched
them not.
In another portion Of the room are
placed q large number, one hundred or
more. Of small figures, carved from brass,
representing Chinese IN various attitudes
and postures. I inferred that this was
some historical representation. There
were several spreads Of most exquisite
embroidery work, the figures being Of
the dragon and mermaid order, hand
somely wrought in gold and silver, upon
heavy scarlet silk. These were offered
for sale at SO each.
The third story is the most important
one. for here in all his majesty and glory
sits the "Josh y of Joshes Tong Gee. He
Is a Jolly, fat, and seemingly very good
natured old fellow; his mouth is rather
larger than is necessary for a mortal TO
possess, and he grins constantly. He IL
Il wooden man, but great man among
the Chinese. His complexion IS rather
darker than that of his devotees being Of
q dark brown. He sports moustache Of
huge size. He also had several plates OfOr-
anges, candies, and a pot Of tea before him.
Whetherit happened TO be his lunch hour
or not I did not ascertain. He was seated
under a canopy Of richly embroidered
silks. carved woodwork and artificial
Chinese flowers, All arranged with that
taste and skill which the Chinese alone
0ossess. There was also g piece Of en1-
broidered work here which Is the most
beautiful thing have ever seen. It rep
reseuts the High Mandarin Of China ami
Lis two children. II was made ii China, |
and imported TO this country expressly |
for the temple. As far as my observa- /
tiOns extended, judged that the Chinese /
NAV have no service. There was a large [
number present, but they seemed to be as I
as their visitors.
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rAeAN woKsnIr ~ eALlaonNIA.
rse Chinese Passaa in san Francisco

!
Correspondence Rochester Advertiserl
Ash Wednesday was the first Of the
new year among the Chinese Of san
Francisco. 4 believe have told you that
there are from 5000 to 10000 Of the moon
eyed celestials in this city. Among taem
are some very wealthy and respectable
merchants, and the dOings" OF the
New Year holidays four days have been
ouite interesting. Fireworks and crack
ers have been rafting in all parts Of the
CITY. but more especially in that part OF
the town known as Chinatown, where
no.t of the " Johns" reside. Many OF
these merchants kept sopen house, and
received their white friends with a. much
dignity and ceremony as " any othef
man. y Champagne ana othef wines
were expended with hberality.
The temple was opened % all meliean
visitors who would honor them VITA lheif
I presence, and / among others, hon
ored T" them with a Call. Inc building i
situated ia a mlserably dirty alley, ana
Z Is a small building, three stories IN hight.
[ 1he FIRST story seems 10 be occupied As q
sleeping aud smoking apartment. Ihere
I was number Of The Johns ilDgef-
ing IN olissful repose upon the floor,
! while the Others were enjoying the
/ luxury Of smoke. The strong fumes
/ Of opium which they smoke not having
salutary effect uPon my olfactorv or
gaps, was obliged 70 beat hasty retreat,
and forthwith moupted 70 the second
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DIRECTORS:

AMOS WOODRUFF, President MsuDhis and
ohio Railroad
Capt Q. Is. CHURCH.
II HOUGH, u. S, Collector Internal Esvsnua
A. ]. WHITE, OF A. J. White e %.
JNO. L TAYLOR OF Taylor, McEWsn. Duke
& Co.
TH0s. K SMITH, Of Pitser Miller a Co
j. Il Wage GSEfk, OF J. H W-aggener q CO.
II. A PAhFEEl, Commission Merchant
Hon. JOHN ". SMITH
II. T. ToMLfNSoN, Insurance. Agent
Jas. & MERRl Nan OF Jas + Merrfmau 4 Co.
W. 81. CHERRY,
A. T. LACEY, of Lacey q MoCihee.
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Sight Draf.a FOR sale in sums to Suit on all the
principal cities Ia the United states
rs 8. D. MCCLURE, Presiden.
N. s. WHITE. Treasurer.
n O II 10 H.
Mississippi & Tennessee Railroad

ESGIsEER's OFFICE, April 10, 1855.
Contractors, merchants and others now hOld-
ing estimates, vouchers, etc f, issued from this
ONCE, viii please present or forward them 70
me In the 1ieW ONCE. jackson Block, Room No,
s. az the earliest moment possible, that copies
may be taken In the burning Of the railroad
ment were all destroyed. Hence the necessity
Of the above request
N1LES MERIWETHER
apll-2w Chief Engineer.
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RATES OF ADTERrIsTEC.

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Eru-Uce
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R-In Carson City there Is a dancing
school, conducted on strictly moral prin-
ciples-''cash IN advance, and no
h1ggin'n p
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SAYINGS pEPARTMENr-

IN which Dsposita cf ONE DOLLsH. -
greater sums VII be received, aud crsur me-
sst az the rate Of four PER osnt. psr ar1Gna
vhsE tne sa1ae reuaiaa thru 5,-nnfhS g.
iensr" isis m
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ATLANTA MEDICAL COLLEGE.

FF'HE Eighth regular Sunsmer Course Of Lee
Il tureS Wll commence on the first Monday "a
Nay ueNt- and continue four months at the
end Of which public commencement for con
Ierr1ng the Degree OF Doctor Of Medicine VIII
be held.
FA c CLTY:
John ". ZONES, II. D., Emeritus Prof OF the
Practice Of Medicine.
A. Means, NJ D., Professor Of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
J. P: Logan, N. D., Professor Of Theory and
Practice Of Medicine.
7. z. Powell, N. D Professor Of Obstetrics and
Diseases OF Women.
Eben HillyeT, NJ D, Professor OF Physiology.
d. c. O'keefe, n D, Professor OF anatomy,
special and general
W r. WestmOreland, N. D., Prof. Of Surgery.
; H. stout, N. D., Professor OF Surgical and
Pathological anatomy.
J. y. Westmoreland, N. D., Professor Of Ma
terra Medica and Thara Dsutics.
ES- Practical Anatomy, with an abundant
supply or good SUBJECTS, will be under the i'm
mediate supervision Of the Professor OF
Anatomy, J. q. RESTMORELAND,
Dean.
Atlanta, Ga April 5, 1855. apis
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MERCHANTS
NATIONAL BANK
or MEMPHIS,
No. 8 Jefferson stroot.
Paid IN Capital, .---. S250,000
Authorized Capital, sl.OOO,OOO


y. Il. CHERRY, President.
a. 7. LACEY, Vos-Prssidsut
h @. DANIEL, Caahisr.
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- Woman is said 70 be a mere deiu-
sion. but II l. sopstimss pleasant 70 hug
eslVsionA
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t RM 5 p Err MONTH
lookout MOUNTAIN
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

The sessions OF these Institutions, which are
situated on The summit Of Lookout Mountain,
Tenn, viii be as follows:
The summer sessions viii com uence lfay 18th
and close October ist- The winter session will
commence November 18th and close april LIST,
of each year.
tuition, use Of books bOsrd. washing, etc
el1J per session, one-half payable upon en-
5r9nee, the remainder on The 18th July and 18th
January Of each yer.
Modern Language and Music, extra.
As only 4 limited number OF pupils will be
received, immediate application is necessary %
secure admission For particulars. address
REy. K. r. WIIfLIAM M5,
mar3l Nv Box M ChattanoOga- Tenn.
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ROEiror PTOsOS.

ME are making the castings for this popuIsr
w Flow. Also the celebrated Allen and
feague Bar, for Sorapers and Turning Pi0v1s
WM. 4 ROBINSON &CO..
esterq Fa1nory aud Machira shop.
nlay4imdaWl opposits Qayoso Ho1sa
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- oF sURsc.EPrION.

Daily On acvance) per snuun SO Q
per week
10 carriers and ueVs-deslers, per cory
Y eeEly per aunum On advance W
g 70 so hscri p-ion entered on our mail books
az1r 4 tasl rfrTa Than one r1n1fh
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Purchased lately at panic prices, and are offered
10 the trade and consumers at very low prices
The attention ofladies Is respectfully invited
To our me line Of latest styles of SILK Basque'
and White Goods.
ami felygS 9r,f
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At Humboldt, with the Memphis and Ohio
Railroad, and with the Illinois Central Rail-
road at Cairo.
Es-Baggage checked from Memphis TO Cairo.
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Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
L. ]. FLEMING
Chief Engineer and GenI Super't
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POLITICAL News Itc,n..

The Union county ticket over in
Belmont is as follows: Probate Judge.
&. w. Carroll; Sheriff, S. b. Piper;
Auditor, Alexis Cope; Surveyor, Noble
Carter: Coroner, p. +. Sharp; Intirmarv
Director, Robert Pollock.
Per Contra, the Democratic ticket is
us follows: Probate Judge, c. c. Work
VIM. K. kiger; Commissioner, VIM. NJ.
Campbell; Surveyor, John Kennon;
Coroner, Geo. Criswell; Intirmary Di-
rector, Nathaniel Taylor.
The Auburn On. W Advertiser.
which has always been called Secretary
Stewards home organ, does not agree
with the Secretary in his support of the
Philadelphia Convention.
Tho Hartford Press suggests that
the forthcoming Convention of the
Southern Unionists be made the occa-
SION OF formal union OF all loyal men,
North and South.
adelphla, talks of reSigning so that he
can run for Congress against Judge
Kelley, as an administration candidate.
"A Philadelphia dispatch states that,
II Gen. Dix will consent to act as presi-
dent of the Philadelphia convention,
he is to take Mr.. Stanton's place in the
cabinet. Judging from the generals
letter he can have no motive but
modesty for declining to preside mt
Philadelphia.
Louisiana will probably send two
sets of delegates to the PhiladeIpbia
convention, one of original johnson
men and the other of democrats.
Gen. Can't, of Arkansas, is at Wash
lngton: He says that the people of his
state do not evince disposition to
make the best of the results of the war;
and he recommends the adoption OF
the constitutional amendment, al
though 1t would disfranchise himself, as
the pest possible way of restoring the
people in that section to their senses.
and bringing about peace and har-
mony among all classes.
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Literary Hams

Our book table has been II good deal
neglected of late. We are ns ever.
however iu5ob,od 20 on, ,,,I,;sb;ro
~, nc"e'e'' 'Aueo'eu 10 our PuOilshlhS
friends Tor their constant tavors.
Among our regular receipts, weekly
and monthly, we would especially emu
merate "Harner- ,, the "Atlsnticn tho
.,1,.I,,,,, ~, =. -,
e.eo''e, hours AT nome, the
"GalaNy,' Every Saturday." the
Ground Table" and, very especially.
at ;,toI,,, T;,,i,,,, A,,, ,, ~, 1a1. -.
I''''ci' , ltl> ing ~ INC 1"s' num-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-21

Hon. L. d. Campbell, Minister to
Mexico, will leave here tomorrow for
his home in Ohio, the Secretary of State
having determined to withhold his in
structions for the present.
-Quartermester-G NIeips has
telegraphed the Mayor OF Portland that
in accordance with the act of Congress,
wooden blankets, coats, pantaioons'
drawers, bedsacks, cooking-stoyes'
mp-kettles, mess-pans, tents and
abundance of bedding will be placed
at the disposal of the city authorities
for the benefit of the sufferers.
About sixty members of the House.
or nearly one-third of the entire num-
Der, are absent, either by sickness or
leave, and the daily diminution CON
tinues.
The bill which passed to-day, in re-
lation to the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States, provides that hereafter no
vacancy in the office of Associate
of that Court shall be filled un-
til the remaining Associate Justices
are reduced in number to less than six.
Thus the Court will be composed even
tually of a Chief Justice and six Asso-
ciate Justices, and the bill recasts the
circuits accordingly. 1t is said that the
President will put his veto on this bill,
Eight hundred thousand francs will
be distributed in prizes at the Paris Ex-
position. Among them will be ten
prizes of 10000 francs each, and one
capital prize of 10000 francs TO local es-
taDilshments which are most success
lultby their organization and manage
ihent in promoting the prosperity and
harmony, and the moral and intellcc-
tuhl well-being of the operatives This
Information has been officially commu-
hlcated to the Secretary of State.
Some rich and astounding develop
, menus us Will soon be made in regard to
the government lost nearly nine hum
dred thousand dollars through the
transactlon OF Parkman, Brooks IL Co.
of that city. a large number of snr'
TePtltlous i've twenty gold coupons are
daily being returned 10 the T'rensmrS,
cancelled. The cheat was discowercSS
by finding two coupons bearing the
same numbers, showing fraud some
where. The duplicates appear to hnvo
been printed from the same plate as tho
genuine. Whether they are manufac-
tured in New York or stolen from the
Treasury and afterwards numbered is
II mystery yet to be solved.
by an act approved July 18th, all
olhcers OF the volunteer force below
the rank of brigadier general who were
IN service on the Sd of March, 1865, and
whose designations were presented and
accepted, or who were mustered out at
tuGIE own request, or otherwise honor
the 9th of April, 1865, are entitled to
three months pay proper. In view of
the above, many of the sharpest claim
agents are already flooding the country
with circulars Offering TO collect the pay
due officers under the act. 1t would he
we'll for all parties interested to avoid
the sharpers, and send their claims
with the proper evidence, to the Paw,
master General in this city, and thus
secure themselves from additional
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Our News summary.

Gen. Lee will spend his college va
cation Mt ROckbridge Baths, Va.
Some New York capitalists furnish
ed the Richmond Examiner with So, 600
nine months ago, and the money is al
most gone now.
The n. o. Picay,nc says travellers
now make the trip from New Orleans
to New York in three days and IL half.
The Augusta, Ga, gold mines have
decline of $4,000 per acre on the price of
land there within few weeks.
The Pittsburgh hackers of Hamill
in the race with Kelley, in England, are
greatly torn up" i'll mind and disturb
ed in pocket by the news of his defeat.
\ leading business man, it is said, loses
$4,000 on the race.
A young lady while bathing in East
New London, the other day, had one
of her toes so badly bitten by crab
that it will have to be amputated.
One of large band of Norwegian
immigrants to Wisconsin was woman
los years old, who had rs defendants
with her.
from one to another with applaudinY
Endorsements, the following choice
StanZa:-
1.-THE four meanest names in the whole uni
Begin with a b, as you every one know;
Ana Just IN order the muse shall rehearSe,
BeelZebub, Bolts, Butler the Beast and The
Bully Brownlow.
Out of 22O,OOO,OOO passengers on
British railways during the year 1865,
only 10 were killed by accident.
-Menken has recovered. - Boston
Post.
That's what she always does after
playing MaZeppa.-W Wash. Republican.
The New York hotels, which have
been doing such Il smashing business
for two years past, and have been so
cranky" to their customers, are n lit
tie more humble now that visitors are
few and far between, and are sending
circulars all over the country inviting
patronage and assuring the public that
they have plenty of room ut reasonable
rates.
jay Cooke, the we'll known banker,
returns anincume for 1865 of $685., 900.
The Newark, n. J., Courier says
there are about one thousand of the
shoemakers in that county thrown out
OF work by the recent attempt of en-
ployers to reduce their wages fifteen
per cent.
There are 7,499 Odd Fellows in CAL
itornia. They own thirty halls, valued
at 100000, and other property valued Mt
$500, 600.
"A general election in England costs
two millions sterling.
The New England papers have
come TO the conclusion that the hay
crop will be very fair one. The
weather of the last fortnight has great
ly improved its weighing qualities.
"A Kansas paper is very compli-
mentary 10 the revenue officer of its
town. 1t thinks him man of the RIGHT
stamp, though little two-cents-itive
in some things.
"A witness, in court, in Lafayette,
Indiana, the other day, testified that
she was sixteen years of age, had been
twice married, and had two children.
A journey to Scotland costs the
Queen one thousand pounds, and the
return to England costs the same
amount.
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Can for a Union State Convention.

The undersigned, appointed a State Exccu-
tive Committee by the Union state Conven-
ton held in this city ON the I'd day OF Feb
ruHry last, beg leave, in pursuance of their
duties, to submit To the people OF West Nir-
Einia the following Recommendations:
That state Convention be held in the
city OF FnrEcrsburE ON Thursday the
both day OF August next, commencing at
10 \. NJ:
That the delegates to this convention. in
addition to the selection OF candidates for the
various Offices OF the commonwealth, he also
empowered by their respective constituent
ciGS TO choose candidates for Congress and for
the vacant State SenRtoTShipS:
That with II view TO the best possible dis
change OF these important trusts, township
primary meetings be held throughout the
State on Saturday the IIIh day of
August, at which delegates shall be chosen
TO County Conventions
That the delegates thus chosen meet at
their respective Court Houses on SaIur-
day. the IStn of August, and there choose
delegates TO the state Convention. In ad-
dtou, it Is recommended that they then and
there choose their candidates for the House
OF Delegates and for the various county Of
ncSS TO be filled at the October election:
In the event OF herenewal OF the violenc,
and disturbances perpetrated last fall by re-
turned rebels and their Sympathizers III
several Ofthe counties, in order to oySrawo
Union men, ii Is recommended that delegates
be accredited by letters numerously signed Us
possible.
JOHN II. HUBBARD,
THOS. II. LOGAN,
john +. WILSON,
JOSEPH SEYBoLD,
SAMUEL LAUGHLIS,
JOSEPH BELL,
a. W. CAMPBELL,
State FIX. Com.
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ONE of the most important acts of the
session took place in Congress yester-
day, in the re-admission ofTennessee to
all her ancient rights and privileges as
a State in the Union. She has covered
herself with glory in having been the
first of all the late slave states to ratify
the great National Constitutional
Amendment. The ice is now broken
il the South. The boast of their solid
unity is overthrown. Arkansas will
next follow. We shall have enough,
and TO spare, to make the amendment
part of the organic law. The flank of
the enemy is turned already.
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BRICK MACHINE

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makes, with only two-horse power, 10000
SPLENDID BRICKS per day, with well de-
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