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TIE STATE PRISONER.

Jen. Davis on National Statutes. the Presi-
dents Veto and Other Toplcs-Ho IL
Growing Garrulous and Com m unica-
tive Again, and Indulgcs i'm Recoliec-
lions OF HIS Better Dsys-An Interesting
Letter, &c.
OUR FORTRESS MONROE CORRESPONDENCE.
FORTRESS MoNRoE Fob ~, 1865
al see the government naval steamer Conemaugh, on
the anniversary OF washingtons birthday fred q gun
for all the States North and South" remarked JEFF
Davis afterwards the officer Of the day at strange
the administration" he continued. ibid not issue
der ignore the States Of the confedecy" These two
remarks Of the quondam august ruler Of the confedeacy
though Of no special mportance, show this much at
least that his once busy brain Is still keeny alert to note
passing events and make his comments upon them In
President Johnson for his recognition OF the late rsbe
hous States, OF whom, from first TO last he has
always spoken in terms Of highest praise. am
informed that since he has been most plainly outspoken
in commentator Of the Presidents veto OF the Freed
mems Bureau bill Quoting these remarks Of JEFF.
Davis reminds me 10 that the order issued some time
since fobddng officers In attendance him speak 10
him or him to them has been nded. Few men can
in the for it. this renewal OF privilege and en-.
joyment OF which he was only temporarily and many
% sns very ss rs ss csl r. Is greatly b. him
find In his conversation q most substantial feast
of reason 1t noted however OF late that makes no
and rumors Of beyond tho sea- or affairs in South
America OF new books and Inventions and gives racy
sketches OF his old Congressional days. inerspersed with
rich and rare "reminiscences Of the men and OF
those days He over In fact the whole catalogue
OF conversational TOPICS and neither exhausts tho
ecs nor himself have stated that he talks only when
In the mood. At times only monosyllables can be
tracted from him. His spirits and vvacity gone.
mantle OF impenctrable gloom To overhang him.
No one essays TO proong those monosyabes into
tcnccs to rouse those spirits to lift that overshadowing
vcstment Of sorrowing despair Why so gloomy he
never tells whether concerns spiritual temporal
state move and sway him. His physical health Is good,
and in the past few days OF bamy air and bright SUM-
shine has shown marked improvement. Meantime the
eearch OF vessels coming here s still kept the look
out for possible parties coming for his rescue.
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Charge OF Smuggling.
EMITTED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE

Before Commissioner Belts
wv 2s-The Urfei States John KeciosS, Hiesa,l
sccsItga oad Dmoesy Ryan-rhe accused were brought
mp yesterday and charged with having struggled guam.
WY "a fishing tackle reels, silk lines, &c, from on
ooau Tie Brtsh ship britannia Ryan and Mccullough
We're arrested IN the dty by police officer the former
having IN MS possession three boxes containing tho con.
,aoaoo articles hcClo a. who had been employed
ssso.oNoiei on we Britannia and arrested on that
snp, tstes That the articles were sent 10
nun whie lying At Glasgow for his brDthcr-n-
Iaw ~ Leeds that he took them on board a. Glasgow
unkhvMh 70 me nlcors of The vessel aud that on HE
arrival ia inc United states he send them 10 his
nIothcrin.law's brother In Canada He gave them 70
Ryan 70 take sshorc for HIN that the officers ~ the
vessel should not know Of H. and that be might 10 abe
70 s:nd them somewhcre to have opportunity Of TAX
ink hem away He adds that he did not know the value
OF the articles. There bling no evidence ara ne, wcs
Iogh he was discharged hcCioud and Ryan were CON
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Port OF New York, February 20, 1sst


CLEARED.
ansrn Scnn america nkiepaugh. ST Thomas Rio
steanshp Moro Castle Adams Havana-sponord. Tile.
Steamship s,ysnnah DsHart New or!eans-J Raynor
Richmond H11vnsston Fox cS Nori0'E City Font and
Steamship ssrstosa King Norfolk, City Point and Rich.
Steamship General Gustav. Beckett. Georgetown Dow
sieam.hip Kinsnsher. Horton. Bal.imore--J B smui.
Steamship Fnncoaia, Sherwood, Portland-H Cromwell
sg ssysS s sS, csse
Bark Eliza Barss, FIRTH Bermuda--J Harvey
Mnnsso
s%s Lssisds eSss for Saa s1s.
Bris Xans ssrS Holder. Ieshorn-Brets Son Co.
s Cole sDson M CO
Brig Miller (Br), cromlsy, NassaaITf Gouter Bar.
Brig wild Pigeon (Br, johnson, Nassau
Brig Brig T n,,sSI, Him rensacoisi eager
scsT % gSsT' sss Ssg
schr Geo DARBY, Snow, G.lveston-Murray. rer.Ac,
schr Isle Of Pines, Lake, Plymouth Nc2f Benton 4
%shoa srp9s ssi
scbr Mary Kelly (gr,. Reed. Machas-simpsen Eato,.
Steamer E. Ss~in c.s t ssniSfS
Steamer CITY OF Richmond. -. Portland-G II Powel.
ARRIVED
FRI Ea ass fnsser H ns s H.. Jan :: with mds:
the passage and split sails 2 80 rs Ion n sawa
large quantity OF barrels OF petroleum Oh adrit-sbout ~
Ship Harvest Queen hutchinson Liverpool: via Belfast %
day, with mise and 20 passengers, 10 Chas Marshall O.
put r n Gss split ' sud m
Ship Mercury st.tson Iiayre Dec a with mdse and ID
with heavy westerly gales; split sails stove boats sd
BARI Wild aa5 ,s sof Boston, Hu%sh.s Annoy Nov 10
spoke bark Ts.sS Ssr from Focohow for London 100
rss s%ssy for s' ?g "a. y Es@ s BT
ship Golden frccc days Zcsu for New YORK: Jan
Nav . Y o :A sb Enn s f Iron fer
entail from Savanpeh for New Ycsk:
BSrs sls :, I.s oSs . Palermo. 90 days. with
BARK Cape (Dutch), swift - Thomas, II days. with
ss barr e. 90 nSsrs a Go FEB Ia. e o. ce
forctopnast and mantopgaannast The brings mail
| for the Y steamer Rhode Island. =
Bark Lemuo, Wilson, Boston for Gfbrnltar.
ndse 70 Dewof Co. Had heavy westerly gales; stove
buiwsrks and after compAnionway, and filed cabin with
Brig Matilda tof Proydence Meade Phisdeiphis days
with coal bound to Providence Put into this port lcak
sehr Ida May lBrl Buck, Halifax Londonderry Ns,
schr Union. Averil. Rockand
ssc chr S.,, hsser Godthwa.e New Bedford
s ssSr IGsssn Hay sn'iaS sy wArchAm
schr sally Gay. Fowler Providence for Elizabehpor,
schr blackstone, Alien, Prov dence
schr John Grinih Cobb Provdence for PhIadeiphIa
schr sherman sherman, Providence for PHILADELPHIA
s schr NAY saver proyidenee for Ezabe,hport
schr lainnrtine Griges Providence ElzAbethport
schr Senator, I'aseI Newport.
Steamer Kennebec, Edmonds, Philadelphia
Steamer Alliance, Thompson, Philadelphia.
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News from TEXAS.

-. Nkw ORtr.Ss, Feb ~, 1s6d
Tho agents OF tho Frcedmcn's Bureau report ina,
United States soldiers and maitrena the abore9s an
abe plantations Forces have been sent 10 AFFORD prucc
uon. The crops are about N be abandoned and tho
freedmen removed 10 places OF safety.
Many counterfeit compound interest bonds In cir.
sulston, dated February u.s. 1894 Several arrests have
M made /
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

nAy OF PRAYER FOR COLLEGES. rurpsn.v
~ Marrh IA Union sevic. "a appointed 70 be held N
~ ~, when addresses win be delivered by Rev Dr.
and Rev Mr. Murray. and IN the evening al ~ o,r~t
Relation OF the Church 70 the Higher Ednc.tion ans NJ
Provision OF Standing Ministry. ~ "e'
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OsTEorLAsrrc, OR ARTIFICIAL BONE FfLffxGs
or d.csyed teih Roots and broken teeth built W:
shells and teeth IN every OF decay allied pain
the disc Al ~ Fourteenth street. door west Oh
Union SQUARE. l2Vp testimonials.
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The Provost Marshal's once at Nashville
Abolished.

The Office of the Provost Marshal In Nashville, which
has been in existence since the war; to-day abolished
by order Of Gen raj johnson, Provost Marshal General
in accordance with orders from the OF the
Military Division or Tennessee
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REMOVALS.

CREBNLBAF, NORRIS co. HAVE REMOVER ~
~ NO Sew street stock Exchange Building wher. Win
Increased faciltss. they viii 70 esecte rcr ~,
the purchase and sale Of stocks bonds and other
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S HIPPIN q NEW S,

ALMANAC ron NEW YoRx-rHrs DAY
~ ksEs. 70 NOON RIses.. .......eye II
uN sErs..."........... b3 AiGR wArKs. .eve 8 ~
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NEW PUnLICATI0Ns.

YANKEE NOTIONS FOR APRIL
Il UJr TO-DAY
RfAD READ READ
Price 10 cLNTS EACH
AMERICAN NEWS CONP1Ny
GENERAL Agents, lis and lzl Nassau stre.t ne
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"DiDsr KNOW MY TOOTH WAS OUT" SAID ONE.
a pleasing delight VI proccss.- said another Fresh
US sinh avenue
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WATCHES. JEwELrY. &C.

NEW WATCHES AT OLD PRICEs
~ silver Hunting Cylinder Watches. - ana
Silver Hunting Lever do, full jcwrlled e,a sos IA
Silver Hunting EnQilsh Patent Lrvrrs ~ VxS A
Void Hsnung Levers, full Jew elled ~ IA in
ladies' 9oid Hunting Watches jcweed $500. 90 KS rs
Ine above Watches are warranted perfect
JOHN cox sgf Bawrrv
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DENTISTRY.

COTTON DENTAL AsSoCTATION-.'rO DR. CofTov
- sne the credit OF revivng the Of this important
sRent Nrous uride N the practice OF dentistry ccr
from Dr. csrnoch,n That administer the gss IN
most sale manner lu0Ol patients whole
lesion VII TESTIFY Onaces - ana 30 Cooper Insttnte
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-05
CARPENTER, & MUNSoN.
oa.i General Claim Agents

n9SJ. B. CARPENTER, late Lieut.. and
Adjntant lst Tennessee Light Artillery. VI
BkSr S. MUNS0N9 late'Lie ut Adhtant
sth4 Fennessee CavaIry, Z t3s
WOULD respectfully inform the citizens
w Of East Tennessee that they have open
ed an Office in KNOXVILLE for the purpose
of adjusting and collecting all classes OF.
claims against the Government for supplies
AIKEN ana informal vouchers given, and. sup:
fises rendered. Prompt attention given to
Settlements OF officers accounts. Stoppage
Of pay removed, and certificates OF hoa.il.
debtedness obtained for resigned officers.
Reasonable prices charged.
Vouchers bought or collected at lowest
prices.
NJ Office LIST door South OF Exchange |
Bank, Gay St, Knoxviua ~
Post Office Box 1873.
irFEREScEs-Goy, W. G. Brownloy, Gen.
A. C. Gillem, Col. L.. C. Houk, Cam. McYeisb I
may 26-tf Haf Eftsih @
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MARION HARLAND,
Terms Of
Godey's LadY'sB Book for 1865.

From pAich Their can Be no Deciaiioa.)
The following are the terms Of the Ladg
Book for 1906
One-copys one year, 81 90
Two copies, one year so
Three copies, one year rr.s- 40
-Four copies, one year = 4-L 1000
Five copies, one year, and an extra
copy to the person getting. up the
club, making six copies II OF.
Eightcopies, one year, andan extra
copy to the person getting pp the
club, making nine copies q 90
Eleven copies, one year, and an ex.
ira copy to the person getting UP
the club, making twelve copies, p 80
B@- All additions to clubs at club ratcg.
asa.s Goley's Lady's Book and Arthur's
Home Magazine WILDE sent, each one year
on receipt Of 81 30.
BY We have no club with any Other mag
Rzine or newspaper.
CSy- The moa.y maSt al Be cent a! one TN,
for aHy6f The Clq5s.
pa. Can1da subscribers must send %
cents additional for each eubscriber
Address J.. A. Cooley,
v. I. Corner Sjrtb and CLStEai Nrfss,
PIuL ABEL run, ri,
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RnMsozo nL Railroad extends nom DucG,a the north western rH the sE 10 Cairo.
in the Ghrhep rhGaBnb wh aE.ch num cNuaI, o. chunGcd md thirteen ms north 1cho
HsA situated upon aRS sale dGgn4a q Instances as greater eseaeoIa al aUa miles.
.h. Illinois.
m nTh aTdpmTtttHn#, Is steady nHc5n population anil wealth, mima capacity to pcdce
n cheap HL arr uner Nr wrderuai 0uinfsa. The UrEl sUa ommbsonS Or agriculture estimates
1 bushels; WHEAT, rDS@H5 bnMS@ up, Ern08I buLti C which the nms Of Illinois yielded
/ lssSsis baAes aThlan un; @aa r9 bami q wheat md aGs7n bushels q @apr amy
Graa-0too& Kissing.
H. nsenhTty tho art 10 hsttCf E~nSNwEHg suN, rpos ssSo the great 1meS State dhe
umn MNrhp1Is Asw sApellyn"mTt' Hor4as q eN, sh@p, horses and mules and
in tho Important Interest Of rkT asknr,nhfr IA ayacs q very ether State The seeding Il H~s
raFe lands 10 "gHssh FsN's2 "hy, e@s hrmcsw vim @phihe most pcnnbh rsuhs
mahy GpH lansh 1851 oannSia al&-i tons UASA . moro than bali mnIH tons S~
than hssNP any other State, sESIrrso &y New r-
Gotten, Tobacco, Flax.
Dissemination d@noom AMI enua ii puhen rms has been largely stimulated b n high p~s
down At isSf2 lbs aaiwh aui UtunsE m uo au usmwne counties nv incomplete, they are "
sufficient to show large Te~s' rrr prHr-|s Emt careful aEuIiOa placing Tho increase at ay
ing S@s aaHh0n.a and experiments wo aM' reals w9lv m4O during tho coming season Hemp
and az gOW nlHSRe every PH& h.aaEf ld a p4ay equal de best nIOPaa.
Fruit. . f. .H .t 8 p.
Almost All Tie hta ms temperate lnml> Reproduced IN rhTl Peaches, rsr puns, straw.
districts the state aud are sTrnl q thz5nL Lcs asa asHna, the excellent railway htrus
rsWES aqsk auk"M Mh s;ueg. .
t-Ha- p Inducements to setHers.
hsG~ma0ad persons Vhcrta~la um forbid uopacaae ~ hmrUAih the elder States d
particularly aVhd V hs'hBE. WHaAtn yNste llros cmuII aLod Company has Whl 100000
Aa", % more @aI 22s' 'aAl~Gs @l GAa5f ht year 9afaAe@-Ahgr aggregate q na
than in az mey rear since uc ormHx dMs road fh hmg are sold in tracts Of hyW eighty acres
Iaa 70 The settler uh hnAd DrtL, OF hhurr tracts agsy Ue required by he capitalist and stock
HSS. nS ~lAH UNSURPASSED f&y; tc Gnaahhllyi nUs me- low churches and schools
great Enkss = Eaisc y InEA railroad, Gas slrm.
r"a -i PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT
H'rHHN AH'F DA'HSn@JbE - anu spWH5P per Nw,n the Nes sold nShot credit o. NJ
"S AGdsaaa AAJ""a from H. g4tpo@qs made % HoS WAOP ~eMsE Or ah
INAM MILE
rA a"y years " ~ p" t =@oan IA advance, each y@".
A.s sf;s; 't $f$:- rv.-rns 20 i%.%S -
Tie sauo Gana ny DO Purchased rr $500 Cash.
Tu hfxHAGa On an pmt osA@ With nT showing tho exact location Of Lands, WI - fur.
O. PASAG, nrrsa Tty s"iO ' "H. |..
LAND COMMISSIONER, lnHno, Central R. n. Co.. Chicago, rmpOI'
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G0DEY'S LADY,S BOOK
For 1896.
THE
THE sl1e 1t-
Fashion Magazine 0ftAs World u...

L EElUu uA4AaihVH " aH
LITERATURE. FINE ARTS, AND FASH-
IONS. Tho most magnificent Steelengrav-
inps. DOUBLE FASHI0N-PLATES. Wood
engrayings on every subject thai can Interest
ladies'. Crochet Rafting, Netting, Embr5id-
cry. Articles for the noleL9forths Rurlor,
the Boudoir, and the Kitchen. Everything,
in fact, to mako charlottesville
THE LADIES RATORllE FOR 36 MRS.
No Magazine has been able to compete
with it. None attempt 1t. afsi
G0DETS RECEIPTS
for every department of a household. These
alone are worth the price Of the Book.
MODEL COTTAGES mo other Magazine
gives them J with diagrams.
DRAWING LESSONS FOR TIE
YOUNG, Another specially with Cooley.
ORIGLN1L MUSIC, worth 50 a year..
Other Magqzinespublish old woTn-ont music;
but the Subscribers to Cooley get it before
the music stores. 0 ~ w
CARDENFvG FOR LADIES. Another
popularity with Cooley. iLLFHs
Fashions from Messrs. A. T.. Stewart & Co.,
Of New Y0rk, the millionaire, merchants, ap-
pear in Cooley, the only Magazine that has
theIl. isa
Ladies' Bonnets. We give more ofsthem
in a year than any other Magazine. In fact
the Lady's Book enables every lady to be her
own bonnet maker -s
MARION HARLAND,
Aplioress Of Hone uLidiea PaH,' "Koa
Side,1 Nemesis" and ".uicim,"
writes for Cooley each month, and for no 9th
er magazine. \ new novel BY her will be
published in 1866. We have also retained
all our old and ~fayorite contributors.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-05
SllfE OE "fENNENR.-NnNsAN MrNfE.


"A " ptrlonsr rec pe fafus q osher ekpsa
IN doped prop eriy eonfscated 81 The V,nf
Goferament WI etbd houlY mebylspif
or,othtrNife, Affdfaanbf1biG ..rys
J0HS H15fER, Akent Tfeedmsh.
Bureau, and Abandoned Lanap
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JONESBORO' UNION HOTEL.

TIVE UNDERSIGNED HAVING LEASED
the property $50 well known as the
BLAIR EAriSG House. Situated on the East
Tennessee and Virginia Rail Road, in the
town OF JonesborO, Tenn, immediately OBJ
po'ite Tue Depot aud in the most business
pant OF The town, where he hopes by giving
his whole attention to the business, to merit
the patronage Of all who may favor him with
q cal. His House is large and we'll furnish
Ell, and being able 10 accommodate mOrAthan
any house on the line, he therefore ehallcug.
es competition.
lu connection with the Hotel isa SHOE
md BOQT Shop, GROCEEY STORE and a
FIRST CLASS SALOON, where the most las
tidfous can be accommodated.
JAMES l. r. BOYD,
sept22 Sole Proprietor Union Hotel.
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LAUREL HILL SCHOOL.

--SE4R DRQrLLsYILLE IEyxEssEE
RALEyseshon optns On Monday septehbsr
AFl4tlf 1855 Ef7aafs - uff SEa 81
- - A~TuffioxerfF srsaoN. alr Nsss
pTwayGs sri. = Eahltc5 IN.
ifgsbt VI ss, WafHM ahai8fs, tsisosss
Ih8afE Cas- S4enrirs shdCsssft4 aF5c6f
An fnsfientaIfe 5fday esnts fef 1ehbiaf.3
terNs5 81 ~ y ~ 81 ans
weafst bahtnlsDprsi tabASsskss be-
s5s1 y Nv rYfPsfy 9psaeat.f q
augle nc.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-02-03
4 { e Rll -.

In the Kentucky House, the resolution
demanding the abolition of the Freed
mems Bureau in that State, passed by a
vote of ffty.nine to twenty FIVE. Also
a resolution advocating the passage of a
law removing from office all persons in
the State who now hold State or county
Offices, who shall accept an agency under
the Freedmen's Bureau.
The New York Uor1ds Richmond
special draws a gratifying picture Of
affairs in Virgiaia, and says the blacks
and whites are peaceable and friendly,
and the reorganization of labor and soci,
ETY. is rapidly and smoothly progressing
The unvaccinated have been consider
ably exercised FOR few days past, says
the Louisville Jouraol, on account of the
prevalence Of small pox among the contra
bands in various localities about town.
The vote by which the word "whte"
was stricken out of the franchise law of
the District of Columbia, was one hund-
red and sixteen to ifty.two, considerably
less than two-thilds, necessary to carry it
over the veto of the President.
Pollard, of the Richmond Examiner,
has been discharged, after a reprimand
from the Speaker Of the Virginia House
OF Delegates, for his fghr on the fifth inst.
in the hail Of the capitol.
The French Legislature had been sum.
moned to meet on the 22d inst. The op-
position Deputies were determined to di-
rect their efforts toward the Mexican
question.
A clerk in the Baltimore postoHice
named Alonzo Hutchings, has been ar
rested for rebbing the mails. This makes
twenty arrests in that Office within two
months.
The New York TrjJune says Southern
claimants Of seats in Congress are much
discouraged at the aspect of affairs.
Gen. p. Fl. Hill, late c. S. A, is a delegate
to the Presbyterian general assembly now in
session at Macon.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-02-03
= BEAUTIFUL PICTURE.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Fulton Democrat, speaking of the Capt..
tol, says:
In the galleries, in one promiscuous
crowd, were white and black, both male
and female. Verify, one would believe
that Sambo's millennium was at hand
Negro women in gaudy apparel might
everywhere be seen il YOU glanced at the
ladies' gallery, while your humble SER
want stood sLiyeiDg in the hall peeping
through the glass doors, while CuHy"
filed the cushioned seats of the gentle.
mea's gallery, absorbed in the discussion
Of measures pregnant with importance to
him.
Scarcely have they perfected an or
ganizaton, and the words Of the holy man
as he invokes Gods blessings upon their
deliberations died upon their ears, ere
bills in rapid succession follow each other
relative, not to the future of the Govern,
ment-not to perfect its complete resto-
ration and permanency, but to the future
of the negro. In both Houses are meas
ures, not only now pending to accord in
this district the right of suffrage to the
negro, making it a penal oflense to refuse
bis vote, but on yesterday resolution
vas passed IN he House inslructing the
Judiciary Committee to report an amend.
ment 10 the Constitution which shall pro.
vide substitution which shall provide sub.
sianialIy that 40 State shall make any
distinction IN the elective franchise on ac-
count Of race or color.
Conservative Republicans, what do
you think of that piece, and how do you
like this, from the same correspondent?
Last night the veritable Henry Ward
Beecher, Theodore Parker and others
held forth in the Capitol to the beauty
and fashion OF Washington Chief Jus
tice Chase presiding, and among the au-
dience being ministers and nearly "all
those in authority" The hour for OPEN
ing having arrived, Justice Chase per.
formed the pleasing duty OF introducing
a full-blooded negro preacher, by whom
his meeting was closed with prayer.
Comment further than publishing the
mere actions of tie radicals who now
have control of our National matters, is
unnecessary. A people who can look on
and indorse the principles Of the fanatcal
leaders in Congress, are so hopelessly
lost to the true doctrines Of a white mans
government, that they would not believe
any thing else, nor be converted, though
one should rise from the dead, and in the
voice of a Washington, Jefferson, Jack
son, Clay or Webster, and point out the
dangers of following the lead Of the rulers
now in Congress.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-02-03
BREAKING ON THE WHEEL.

IT...;....,... !, D.,
- @ 7"'' y ''o"' 0'SViiP.'on Vi 'L'
OafOafouS execution OF a criminal by
breaking on the wheel, from a tour in
France made in 1776. bv an ENGLISH Ad-
miraI Sir Georre CoI,;or
rf--- =,
for - % .0uI ~ 1'e" .L 75i Diohe On 'ne "neci
A a. .aag.II - a. - !" VIC auOofS ot' Ah'oine.
III = 9E'Lo'I -:I, was e'ec'eu aoou' Ten iee'
5i n,5"' ~" - wheel sohe'nln9 IKE lore
seaI onaI CO. Tao" oU' nei' o"' "Ilhou| raining
noaIaI ., t'.,1 ~ "np"PPy .1"PPy "Ie5'nes were eA-
p1, .. 20. .f V'0OA' anu al amazing
,La o-aa.,;.P -, P'0P,y . " a. "SSeniO'eu 70 sec
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