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A Slave Whipped to Death in Kentucky.

Reuben Harris was the slave of Isaac
Rucker, who lived IN Lyon county, be-
tween the Cumberland aud the TeuUes
see rivers about. A yearaso, Reuben direc-
ted the Union army 10 where two companies
OF the Twenty 9th Kentucky Rebel reg
imcnt were hid in the wilderness. Two
Of the sons of Isaac Rucker were officers
iu Company L Of said regiment. They
were taken prisoners by our army. Isaac,
through fear, fed The slaves, by the
advice Of our soldiers, still abode on the
plantation and worked it, On the lIth
day of January, Rucker and his two sons
retured to the plantation. Upon inquiry
around they found that Reuben reported
ou them, by which means they were tax
en-.
Isaac Rucker then took Reuben, his
former slave, stripped him and tied him
up by his wrists to pole between two
trees, Just so that his toes could touch
the ground He then, with his own hands,
whipped him, and continued to whip for
hours, frequently saying that he would
cut him iu two. His vile and family
were present moauing in agony at the
spectacle. The wretch turned aud struck
the wife ten blows. and told her to go off
and mind her own business One OF the
black mans sons he made bring him (the
Rebel whisky several times while he was
Applying the cruel lash to his father.
In vain did the poor sufferer cry for
mercy. "Did you report on u.s." was
asked. Il never told lie, massa, and
never will ! did report on you. >
Well, | will whip you 10 DEATH And
he did whip on till the whole body around
was cut up most horribly. From IL A.
NJ till sunset the martyrdom wen: on
This was Thursday night. The poor suf.
ferer fingered in agony till Sunday morn
ing. when death relieved him from earth.
ly sorrows. Several white men stood
around witnessing the hogging, and en-
couraged it on.
This slaveholdiug brute threatened al
the family with death. They fled to Pa
ducah by night, crossed the Ohio, took
cars on the Illinois Central Railroad and
came on to Chicago, the widowed wife
and four sons The railioad conductor
to his honor be it said, showed them Ia
vor, carried them free, and moved with
pity, fed them and gave them some cloth
ing.
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been so much said about great specula
tions. since the war began. that commo-
people and uncommon folks have imbibed
very wild ideas of justice and honesty
When all spectators get cut down like
the old farmer they will come to then
senses again. A great many wild schem.
ers have thus been walked up by that
slippery substance known by the name OF
petroleum.
That noble animal, the horse, has been
subject, perhaps, for more lying and
cheating than anything else Horse
Jockying is of earlier date than the Great
Rebellion. In fact it was a studied pro-
Jession. among Yankees, a quarter Of a
century ago, at least, and even yet horse
is druged into apparent smoothness to be
palmed off at high price when the ami
NAL is in reality worthless, from unfair
usage Horse law suits have been about
as common in our courts as any other
cases. Drugs may have served the pur-
pose of designing men but, like the boy
aad the frog, though fun for the men it
was death to the horse.
The Golden Rule is almost invariably
aunnuled by those who buy and sell, but
it should not be. 1t is Il safe rule and
very easily applied to every transaction
1t is very easy to ask ourselves aud an
swcr ourselves how we would like any
deal if we were on the other side of the
question There are those who try to do
business in this honorable way, auI on
the whole, they are generally the most
successful Go thou and do likewise"
The Golden Rule,-let this decide
In all you have TO do;
However tempted this the side
'Tis safest to pursue.
ICHABOD WHACKHAMMER.
Somewhere, March 70, 1866.
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Youatt's
Vegetable Condition Powders.
Prep"redtrom Kona'ts oriyiaqlreciipe, By
WIZ. H0LLINSHEAD, DRUGGIST.

The manufacturer of the above Pow
der, takes pleasure in recommending it to
the owners of Horses, Cattle, Hogs and
Sheep, as being the best thing of the
kind ever offered to the public. In the
spring of the year when horse is about
shedding his coat, nothing will do him
better service than teaspoonfnl of the
Powder every morning, we'll mixed with
his feed tbs Powder IS a preccatice If
disease Us rel as cure
DIsTEMpER.-It has cured hundreds
of horses of this troublesome disease.
COWS.
This Powder given in the same man
ner, for the same disease, will procure
safe and speedy cnres
HOGS.
Hogs and youny Pigs during the sum-
uer, after overheating themselves, get
swcl'ed uecks, coughs, ulcers 10 the lungs
aud liver. which causes them to die sud-
denly. These affections may be entirely
prevented 10y putting pound Of - You
ats Powder' into barrel OF swill 1t
will hasten the fateniug process.
PRICE 80 cts. PACKAGES ST.
Try it and be convinced
w HOLLINSHEAD.
March %. ISG6.
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Cultivating Potatoes.

A correspondent of the Country Gen
tlcman says, IL would aIvise new begin
ners in raising potatoes, not to be so per
ticular about the number Of eyes the SCI
of potatoes as the size OF the piece. \
potato smaller t'lan aturkey's egg, SHOULD
never he used Tor planting. That size
will make fewer sets. Plant the row,
three feet apart, and the sets one loot il
row. Ground that has the manure plowet
in, the fall. produce one-third more, and
of an cvener size, than the manured in
spring and planted Immediately; the
manure absorbs the natural moisture o
tie ground, and the crop is tardier ii
sproutiug."
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NOTICE.

Office Of the Big R0ccoon Mining and
Manufacturing Oil Company,
No 3l44 Walnut ST., Second st ry.
Philadelphia March 10. 1866.
Notice. is hereby given that the Directors
in pursnance an9 by virtue of the status of
Ohio. have ordered that the Stock Of Delin-
ouent Stockholders be sold at Publ Auction,
at the Office of the Company, on Friday, A
pril 18th. 1866, at II o'clock NJ, 10 pay the
installment of Two Gems per share, due
February 18th 1866, unless the same be pre-
viorsly said
BY order of the Board.
is. BARBER, Sec'y.
March Is, 1866.
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Saddle and Harness
Mandatory.

The undersigned respectfully informs
The citizens of Stroudsburg. aud surroun'
diBg country, that he has commenced the
above business in Fowler's building, on
Elizabeth street, and is fully prepared tc
furnish any article in his liue Of business
at short notice On hand at all times, .
large stock of
Harness, Whips, Trunks, Talices, Gar
pet Bags, Horse Blankets, Belle,
Skates, oil Cloths, dc.
Carriage Trimming promptly attended
10. JOHN o. SAYLOR.
Stroudsburg, Dec. IA, 1865.
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From the last assessment, it appears
that Northampton county is relieved, by
the late act exempting real estate from
taxation, from the payment of SO, ,72l !;
Lehigh, S25 ,524; Carbon, S5.42l Mon
roe, S4,SO9; Pike, Sl,S59; Wayne, s2s
O7S.
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Monroe Go. Agricultural Society,"

NOTICE.-The new Ce1tifcates of Stock
ar. now ready for deliwfy at the office OF
the Secretary Stockholders are requested
to return all certificates for shares and trac-
tions of shares. have Them cancelled, and
receive those of the new issue instead.
A. REEVES JACKSON, Sec'y.
Strodsburg. March Is. 1866.
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The United States Consul at Liver
pool informs the State Department that
the cattle disease is on the increase The
report for the week ending February 9th,
states the number of new cases to be 49,
U01
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A would be prophet down South lately
said ine~ne of his sermons that ''he was
sent to redeem the world aud all things"
Whereupon u native pulled out conied-
crate shinplaster, and asked him to fork
over the species for it,
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Auditors Notice.

Estate Of MAR Y FREDERICK, decd.
The undersigned appointed by the Or
phans' Court Of Monroe County Auditor
to make distribution of the balance in
hands Of Robert,W w Swink, Executor of
the last will aud testament Of Mary Fred
erick, late of Stroud township, in said
County, deceased. will attend to the du-
ties of his appointment 90 Saturday. April
l4th, next. at 2 o'clock, p. IN. at The Pro-
thonotary's Office, in StroudSburg, at
which time and place all persons having
any claims or demands against said fund
will presen their claims or be forever de-
barred from coming in for any part Of the
same.
T. NJ. McILHANEY, Auditor.
March IL. 1866.
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ARE YOU AFFLICTED
WITH A
COUGH or COLD?
Are Eou Predispesed to Censump-
lien!
BLADES EUPH0NIAL
LUBRICATORS!
TIE Peop!e's mo>i sure md efect"oI Rem
edy for CoEghs. Coids. ro"p. Ca
torrit. Asthya bronchitis. Dip
iberia and all Pulmonary
Diseases


Diseases.
The I.GbT!caiur is inFtilc prepa Ta i.
5iou N The !orm Of Loseagr. winch nf all
rGUl3es is ihe mo-i pleasant and convenient.
They contain TO Hcieierln"s ingredient. aud
are warranted 20 be always safe even for The
weakest and most sea>;il'e sl"niach. In
Group they give imn' die relief. For
Cuugh aud Gods they are invaluable.
For CIiarrh. Asthma and Bronchitis they
haze no ecuai iH tie market, (slie Certif-
Gates accompanying each tox) DipthcrIa,
,lIB, dreaded and deSolating dIsease, they
cunIrni wonderfully aud almost immediately.
40 Public Speaker. Singer or Teacher,
should he Without Iheu. as they remove
hosI>eness and strengthen and clear the
voice.
fCTAlways use them in time, and If the
symptoms are severe use very freely.
J. H. BLADES & Co, Props.
Elmira, n. Y.
F. c WELLS & CO., rs and III Franklin
ST. Agents FIR n. Y. City.
Sold sy DREHER & BRO. Stroudsburg,
Pa
March -. 1866 -ly.
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Fer those Diseases iSc. uiiar Ia
Females. Constitutions wa
Icri< {, SOvrreign Rcnl-
f.HN.

These Irregularities are the cause of fre-
snen;lv recurring disease, and through ne
sIec, the seeds uf more grave and Gan@er-
On. maladies are the result and as month
after month passes without an effort being
uaae TO assist nature. the difficulty becomes
chronic. The patent gradually loses her ap-
petite. the bowels are constipated, night
sweats come cn, and consumption finally
ends her career.
For sale hy ali Druggists Price. 81.
w. Fl. GREGG & 60. pruprietors.
MORGAN & ALLEN,
General Agents, No. 50 Cliff street. u
Wm. HuIliushead. Agent, SToudSburg, Pa.
February ], l.66.-6m.
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CHEAP GOODS.
ARE NOW OFFERED BY A
NEW FIRM,
SMILEY & WALTON.

successors TO R. S. sTAPLES.1
The subscribers would hereby Inform
their friends and the public generally
that they have recently purchased the
entire stock of r. s. STAPLES, and asso.
clated themselves together as co partners
under the name of
SMILEY Dc WALTON,
for the purpose of carrying on the Mer-
camille trade in all its brances, at the we'll
known staud lately occupied by K. S.
STAPLES. We have already added to our
former stock fresh supply of
FANCYDRESS GOODS. SPRING
STYLES.
Our goods were bought low, since the
late decline in prices, and our customers
shall have the benefit of it,
We also keep tull assortment Of choice
Family Groccrie>,
Boots and shoes.
CrOckery Ware,
WOOdem Ware. &c.
In short. we mean to keep every thing
that constitute first clsss country store.
Our purpose shall be to endeavor to give
perfect satisfaction to all who favor US
with their patronage Come aud see us.
NORRIS SMILEY.
JOS. L WALTON.
Stroudsburg, Pa, March -, 1866.
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NOtice.---NOte Stolen.

All persons are hereby cautioned against
negotiating or purchasing certain promis-
sorry note for s4l4. or thereabouts. made by
Jerome 5. Williams and Melchoir Bossard,
dated IN January l56i, or in December 1865,
payable at one day to Cath .rInr Jane Metz
gar. or bearer, anu by her transferred TO the
subscriber Sad note was stolen from my
residence in Sterling township, Wayne
County. Pa, on or about the 9Th instant, and
the makers of the note have been du'y notl-
fed, and payment Of the money stopped.
JOHN B. HUFFORD.
March ID. 1866 -
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By buving Of CHARLES d. KELLER,
the following named superior articles cheap
for Cash. have the fines; assortment oil
Boots amd shoes,
for Men. WOMEN and CHILDREN's wear that
has ever been offered in town, cons sting OF
Hca's, BqHs, and Chfdrens Boofs,
Uomeas Glocs KID IotjSh Boofs.
Misses do do do do
Ch,ldrea's do do 90 do
Eomen's Uoroco Polish do
Misses do do do
Caildren's do do do
These are a new and beautiful style of
Ladies Boots of the finest quail ty, aud just
suited for cold weather AlO. fine assert
menr OF COMMON SHOES. for Women, Misses
and Children
Also, a splendid assortment Of GUNS and
SANDALS for Men, Women and children.
1 have also fine assortment Of
Linen and Wooden Shirts,
of a superior quality. together with STocK-
INcs. NEcK-TIEs, COLLARS, &c.
Also. a quantity Of the hest quality Of
Heavy and L,g..t SOLE-LEATHER; 10.
gether with lot Of the best MEN's and
FREScH MoRoCCo Also. Lining, Bindings
LAST. Boot-Trees Of all sizes. Thread, Wax
Nails. Pincers, Punches. Eyeiei-set, and Eye
let's. Peg Cutters and Shoema kers Ink, &c.
&c. Store opposite Marsh's Hoel.
CHARLES b. KELLER.
Stroudsburg, Nov. 80, 1865.
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April 18th is to be fast,day in Maine.
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CONSTITUTION WATER

The astonishing success which has aften-
aed this nvalu medicine proves it 10 be
the most perfect remedy ever discovered
No language can convey an adequate idea
Of the immediate and almost miraculous
change which it occasions to the debi tated
ami shattered system. In fact, If stands un-
rival ed as a remedy for the permAnen cure
OF DIABETES, IMpoTENCY, LOSS OF MUSCULAR
ENERGY, PHYSICAL PRoSTRATToN. INDIGEs-
TIoN, NON RETENTION. or INCoNTINEHcE OF
URINE. IRRITATION. INCLINATION '.r Ulcer
ALTON OF TIE BLADDER AND kIDSEis, DIS
EASES OF THE PRosTRATE GLAND, STONE IN
TRE BL ADDER, CALCULUS. GRAVEL. or BRICK
DUST DEPOSIT. aua al Diseases or Affections
of the Bladder and Kidneys. and Dropslca
SweiIings existing in Men, Women, or Chill
dren.
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Save YeHr NiaRey F!

By buying of CHARLES d. KELLER,
the following named superior articles cheap
for Cash. | have the Gnesi assortment oil
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Important to Everybody.

The subscribers would inform the public
very respectfu ly, that uiey are carrying OF
The national Republican., 1866-07-18
A New rh..,,. 4. w.,hlur,o,.

"wALL's Opera HOUSE." In this CITY, 10 abou,
ready for the players. Having inspected the In
terror Of this nice establishnsnt, we are able to
ts.tify that II combines more OF comfort and At.
trsetvsnsss than have 10 any thsstrs Of its
siss in this country. It will accommodate with
seats about dtssn hundred persons. Tho stage has
. greater dep'h ,6an FoRD's Theatre had, although
IL 10 somewhat narrower At tho e'foot-iights An en-.
lirsiy nsu suit Of sososry hiss been furnished, and
the drop curtain, painted by srRoHs, is = perfect
gem N iis way. Il represents magnificent scene
10 the city Of Rome. with bUsdsr In Imitation oil
gilt picture frame. - .rr
Ibs auditorium has nns dress circle above th.
parqust snd orohstra sests and gallery above th.
dress circle. The seats on the floor aud in ,hs
dress circle are elegantly upholstered, with cushion
cd seats and backs. There are eight roomy privai.
boxes at the proscenium beautifully carpetsd, cur
tsiosd and furnished. No pains or expense In,
bssn spared by the proprietor TO render the ints.
ror Of this bjon theatre ft for the most fastdou,
and rshasd audiences. ..., r..fpa. .
That when uill recommend WALL's Opera Houss
to the public quite much as its sde attractions
10 Its superior ventilation snd Dsans Of sgrsss
The building 10 situated At The junction Of tw,
streets, At their entrance dissonay into Psnnsylvs
mia ave. st the corner Of Ninth street, and has two
tiers OF large windows on three sides-as 1t fronts o.
three streets. To open these windows 10 10 snsur,
the most perfect ventilation. The other valuab,
feature Of the threatre-one that cannot be TO.
highly prilsdis its facilities for exit. There or,
no less than four doors by which the audience pas,
FROM the house 10 the streets. These ample vomi
tories are Of the greatest convenience on ordinar'
occasions, and give security against those fsirfu
accidents the r.msmbra'o 90 Of which dstrsots 81
much from the pleasure Of patrons Of the drama Al
theatres where the means Of s'oape In case " ar
Is limited. The stage 10 provided also with Dr.
hose, and water oan be turned on sufficient 70 OF
tinspi'h any S~ that might occur among III
scenery With great Promptituds, y ..a. e.
Altogether. Walls ofsrA House 10 su exceed
inEly desirable establishment; and as the proprS'
tor 10 dstsrmiasd that It shall BE- devoted to nrs
olsss psrforussoes. suoh a. our bert families ma.
attend and enjoy vs shsl szpset to see this thss.
ts become favOri,s place sf snassnsat ias en-
sltissaa.
The national Republican., 1866-07-18

PICTURE or Tns BArrLE OF GErrysBURG.-0n
P,iday morning the bnal agresusut for the paint.
ng OF tie "stty sburg battle picture vas signed BY
hs arti. lothsrmel by the Governor, and BY the
,omrniitee Of the Legislature, at Gettysburg, the
principal points Of which are as follows: The paint
ng /. TO be executed in the best style Of art aud Is
,oi to be isss than thirty feet long and 6ssn high
Il 10 TO embrace . Landscape view with battle
scene 10 large figures, smbodying rone great epoch
o The terrible fight which II Is to represent. Iu
point Of accuracy 1t NUT be Historically true, and
nust bs flushed three years from this date. 10
onus tion with II st be paiutsd border three
fsst wide, extending around the principal psintnr,
md to contain the great oobaeu Of the battle and
interesting episodes. .. vi ...... ...-...
The ds.ga for the principal painting 10 to be s1e.
suisd In ludy sig iset long by dve feet w,is
md is to be hushsd In sysar. Tue principal paint.
ng will he the grand reb charge on Hanoock's
orps, JAY 81, the sub,squsnt defeat, aud the
great struggle Of the whSlv bslus--P.ttsbHrs Re-
yndfie. i4 Iitg 10 ll. L--- l-4i uI |1E 4raH.
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I.ai.n Treaties Coasam mm .ssd.

The repost tsIrg, sphsd FROM Lesvsnworth some
days sgo that tbs commission sent to Fort Laramie
to make treaty with the Indians hsd failed to do 20
Is incorrect No ocial report yet been received
By the Indian Bu eau, but supsriniendrnt Ia, ior.
Who was one Of the eomnission, has Ssrbally stated
that treaty with the Boulss snd O'Galia,Iss spd
With the Chsyssnss vas signed the isst Of Jane
that The Indians. In tbsss treaties yielded to all
the demands Of the commissioners and were salts
hsd. Travel through their country is uuobstructsd
and train are passing along every day,
The indians farther .cuth, as stated come days
since. sre dissatisasd and o2tened bsosuse the
provisions Of the treaty made last OerGbsr have not
been fsihIisd. This is not the fault Of the Indian
Dspartmsnt A no funds have yet been spprop .iaisd
10 enable such provisions To be carried out. "
The national Republican., 1866-07-18

'"wHAr redress has member of thi'
House II he is ip.ultsd gror'iy during dsbNts'
asked Mr.. Wright Of Mr.. spaldins' In the HOus'
on Saturday. is.. -.,.... .....-. ...
why, tho Chair or any member may call bin
to order, and bs may, Il the oaenfs 10 gro''. BE-
brough, to the bar Of the Houre and reprmandsd
We ask what rsdtsss could be had u the ohends
SHOULD not be eailsd W order and reprimandsd'
The national Republican., 1866-07-18
Tha TreaaurY.

The Secretary yesterday issusd verbaI order to
he hssds Of divisions 10 his once, directing them
70 remain a their respective desks until four In.
.tsad Of three o'clock, p, m, as hsretofore. The
ndsr Gas given on acooant Of the vast amount Of
york on han !, and to sstsustiss the operations u
be clerical foros under the direction Of the officers
ref.rrod In ... .... OIL. I.rH. ..........
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Tn. General Land once.

At the land once at St. Peters, Minnssots, 49,.
'ss acres dspossd Of in June last the greater
,ortion for actual sstusmsot. The residue wss
disposed by Agricultural college scrip by bounty
land warrants AID Sioux scrip, Mhiis cash sales
,srs made during the same period amounting to
S3, 5O4.
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tn. Fs.Ains PRIV, sgs.

cnmmandsr Cooper, Of the Unite States steamer
winooski, recently ss.t out 70 the fishing grounds
OF Nswfsapdlsnd, has recently transmittsd . copy
Of the ins,1ustiops given by the G"vsrnwsnt Of
arsat D iiain to the English naval commander
there, rsisliss 20 ths rsspsstivs privileges u Eng
list ans Amsrisan a,b srmspS The, priviisgs.
xssn,sd 70 AmsrisAn a hsrmsn are shovnlb BY thsss
'fsusstion. ts'Ss tssstios, VIII those which they
ssjsysa ssses ts, pssipsssiV lisSsty. sn assSsl
sslss trustsrssas fss sssyrsytsss 10 sA' Other
~ The plssssss. u tss hulass.
The national Republican., 1866-07-18
Pen.tOu Aureau,

DR.. WIN. H. Mscopnekin, OF Murfrse.boro', Ten
nssses. was yesterday appointed an examining sur
keon Of tho Pension Bureau. ''
The national Republican., 1866-07-18

BsxARcK's w ARxiko.-"It is easier for .
,sw!m1l 70 pass through tbs eye ~ of . needle.
tan ,hsn fer Asstsa.s 7sssdIsss W enter Into The
kipSdSm Of psussiA"
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The Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution 70 Be Enforced
"a TSnnssses as.ths Point
Of the Bayonst!
Csvsrnsr Brswalsw failing % the
MILITARY Of he uaited states
.t.a.- fsr, Assistance I
The following di.p.tch ID. ye.terd.y re.

The following dispatch was yesterday re.
ceived from General THOMAS: 90
NAsnvnts, rsSS. Ja'yR, 1sos.
ssssasSsns 0saopi 0rryt. wssAfaotoa: -ai,
u Some u the msussfs Of ihs Houss Of Rsprs'
ssstativss Of the Tennessee 0vnsral Assembly con.
duet themselves In . very refractory manner, sb.
ssusing themselves TO prevent quorum, thus Oh.
straotins business. H' ngi' n. IaIs .itl
Ths Governor cannot manage thsm with tbs
means .. his di,posai, sud has applied 70 me foI
military assistance. shsli furnish Il
W. I" ~ a+ Csc. II. THOMAS,
Major General Commanding.
I. The following answer was Immediately
m ,...t. 81 d, wAsBiEsroS. D G., jay ", isAs,
General Grsnt will instruct General Tbouss thst
The fasts stated 10 his Telegram do not warrant ths
intsrfsrsucs of The military authority. -g4y ~.
Ths sduinistrstion Of the Iass spd the preserve
the Of the p-scs In Nashville belong properly to
the State authorities. and the duty Of the United
ssatss forces s not to interfere In any way n the
ooatroverry between the political authorities Of Che
State and General Thomas will strictly abstain fro
any Interference. %
tSigned) 3. N. erAsros.
'.' - 's'',t i,at Z ssors,sry Of War.
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THE DEPAKTMENTS.
losvIcAtli
I: DrsAars.rs o. srars,

n - WAseiHeTVH, JSy u. 1880
information has been received d this De
partment rom Mr. THos. P. SrrH, Esq, the
Consul Of the United States at La Rochelle,
France, Of the death, on the 22d day Of june
ultimo, at the Tle-de-Rse, Of Mr.. F. BAuDsx,
aged 50 year., and who for nearly 6fty yssra
has been United States Consular Agent at
the place Of his decease. -.