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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-22
LOUIS FRANZHEIM

DEAIERN BOOTS AND SHOES,
ID no. lac MEn St., Wheeling ". Va, 1.-TWO
doors above J. c. Harbours CarPs. Store, you'd
respectfully aRnource to the citizens OF Wheel.
the above s.apd. where be VIII be glad to hare
bis Siends give him call his stockis entirely
new. and ofthe Latest style and best quality.
Prices - shsap a. the cheapest sspao
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-22

Teach ySs;r BOYS TThas 1EeT will TTaT-
I:cs TTGFR ii.sF become IiTn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-22
LANES P. ROGERS.

TTORNET AT LAW, WI A
A PRACTICE in the Courts Of Ohio county
and adjoining counties.
Collections promptly ATTENDED 70.
OFFICE On Fourth street, direCtJ CPposits
the Court House, Wheeling, v. Va janls
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-22
To be Sold for One Dollar Each,

WITHOUT regard 10 pdIus and NOT 10 Be pa1dgef
until you kpOiV trhdt you 1rA TscSsuS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-22
2 z. zINN

r. 4, HlNN
IrRGETERER II .COIFE CIf0n-
u ER Bridge Corner Wheeling W ~.
wholesale and retail dealer il Fore'gB fIsSl'a
Suts ali Cigars ard manufacturer Si i's------
Candy -..,.s.,s on .tort
Weddizg spd other p@Ities fdIhi'bs' -. 80 81
Lctice and accommodating teTH1s
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-16
CClaron and Messenger copy tn 3Oth }

KEEP IT BEFORE THE rzFLb =
That tbereis no" 10 me State Ireasur!
The sum Of sixty thousand dollars col
lected for the Feiiei Of INDECENT lam'I''.
Of deceased or disabled Confederate
and State soldiers, Which cann@ Dc
di,bnrsed ia consequence Of the laliu''
Of the boards Of police to make reports
as the las directs Ih'Fy-siA couh'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-16

An excha1g paper says, the
widow of johnson Hatch, late of
Wells Maine, now upwards of seven.
ty years Of age, relates the following
oufious fact; Something more than
t2Irty wears sluce she heard a dis.
cUS'oa III relation to how long the
terminating principle in corn would
continue sound and good. She re-
solved to try the experiment and
prove the fact Sac selected a nice
sound ear of corn and planted a few
Kernels from it every year for thirty
years. Every year for twenty pipe
years the corn grew and fourished. but
the thIrtieth year it failed to come IN
or sprout
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-16

The other night, at one of the hotels
m Western city a cOnyivially dis,
posed gentleman. retiring late, walked
m Independently aud somewhat noisiIv
up the stairs and along the corridor
to hIs room. why what a noise
yon make said his wife who heard
VITA some anxiety the heavy tread
Of his boots how heavily you walk.
Well my dear" was the gruf res
ponse' "lf you eau get a barrel
OF "hiskey up stairs with anv loss
nolse' | should like to see you do it,,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-16

MoBILE, June TOR. l.. W..L;,,.
u store John Motifs %crockery establish
mem ana Putnam g. Malone's book store
~ "a'er street, We're destroyed by ire
unknown. INSURANCE. are
a negro at Huntsville, Ala, recently
S"opPto twelve cords Of wood between
2 2 sIoek, a. m. and sunset. fAs s,,ns
freedman has cut an AVERAGE - sa"ns
d.. psr eay ior ne last sigh teen mOOtbs.
y, Sus swslvs eO'dS on q wager Of seveS
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-16

At trustees anction sale in Ills.
homlngo county, Miss. the other aav
one hundred acres of land war.
Knocked Gown = the highest bidder
at thlrty.fvo cents per acre. Nine
acres adjoining this tract Titles dopbt.
'ul' aud land lying within three miles
of COrinth, and one and a half milos
OF the Memphis and Charleston rail
road was sold at ftty.6vo cents ner
acre. Those acquainted with It's
Iooai'ty say the land is very good
Tue title was doubtful.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-16

Mr. Mckinney Irioo. one Of our
Oldest and most highly respected
citizens, died at bis residence IN this
CITY yesterday. at ii An, alter a
brief illness. SsutiuSl,
5th.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-16
rHE pRRsa %CONYENTToN.

UNANIMOUSLY auopteu
WHgsEAs. The opinion Of the Pre-
being generally regarded as the req
resentative medium of the opinion
the people, il NAV DO. be inapprosria,
far this Convention TO give expressio.
to its views concerning the political sit
uafiou Of the entire country. We {
Mississippi, in common with our siste
States Of the South, having submitte
he difference which divided the Mort
and South to the arbitrament of arm
and having failed after loug and gal
lant struggle to secure our independence
have desired and now desire, in goo.
fai,h, to acquiesce aud abide by the re
suits which have been decided by tn.
issue Of the late contest therefore,
Be IL Resoited. That we believe j
70 be The duty Of every lover Of justice
peace and good will. to give a warn
support to the reconstruction policy 0
President johnson, as being the sures'
s,ea4i,.t spd most n,aeti,,s,o alan 90,
~. ssn,el +, protect the r;ob,s If tbe
States create ccpfdcnce in tho Gov,
errmer, and ,es,,re ,r.rauilitv smoro
the r%eople.
Res Tbo, We recognize in tb,, norton
Of the late Rsrub'iean" marty nav ,ol
by S,eyeos. Sumner and Greeley . d,
rect a,tempt to overthrow tie Rapub
lean rr;nci,ol established by ,n.c,,.
theirs for the government q the limited
States. and to bnild unon il, rn;,s =,
consolidated cmp;rp. whose ;-rres,ons;.
be aud despo,ie rpIe will svscr ow,r
eye,y land mark ofthe Constitution
D M -. 0,"'''''''0"
w." w! 'o'"Per
VT ,'" o-''o'' al GU
'zeDs Norm OF south OF whatever for
mer political opipioe. who r~oeao,ivo
-. i.''''Dl' 'P'"''"' VINO recognize
a,I.,;a.I ss%'c "'''''"s '0s
~. Lsaa ''' ''' n,''A' IRON
u''J'''y ID ool'
""''' II 0''A''s Se''.'Esr"oa'ze-
"'''I " P''f''ua''o" % power ID thelF
Or.i 1I,''' ''' p''''','us 'ne oCle''
l'''" "uu u''''ol'ng Tue
'c""'SoV' VI 'u9 people N o stability
" . ~
i''. 'u''' anu faithfully re-
.o' ''s'1'"' o. our former slaves
'I~''' result Of tne war and
""u,' sue CONSTITUTION
1''''PP'' ''sy are pro-
)" me- uoer'y ana property, We
IT, a.' 0l' ''HueDce 10 improve their
''''' al" prepare them
- ''u0'" 'ua'g' III 'nelF social
0''''''" Ou' we eomPr0mlslngIy
SI' Snort thai IS DOW being
=. w. 'Y'l'' " 'ns~ Po'''cal power
.r D''Y,"u's"' o','eu'0g that such
fS''' VII u'o'I'y Tue prosperity OF
~ "''''"'" "@u Jsopardi2' the best
'',,'S' y, we '"'lre country.
1'''' li"' We oepreeate and geplore
,' 1's'T~',.c misrepresentation by
O,,"'," ''o'ca' journals OF the views
,ar,o. of -. ''''' ,
tho co,o,.l 4"U "Os','Iy ;
,coki,g fr Nil .I'" '"' 10
IN 81 r.r "o u'''e'e We = /,
,r.r, tho, oOu'"' 10 ue' J
- -~A#N WV 10 hiIll4IlU mara Ia
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-16

SS EPITAPH OF THE CoNTEDER Acy
During a late debate in the Episco,
pal convention at Alexandra, Va. re-.
terence was made to the failure Of the
Oonlrderacy aud the causes, Rev W.
N PendletOn, we'll known as The com.
mander Of all the artillery in the army
Of Northern Virginia, said the epi,spb
Of Virginia should be, Died Of news.
papers and Congress"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-16

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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-16
LATEET NEWS.

4 '''o 'e'"'''e % 'A' departure @
b, nus'' ." troops rom "eA,'o' ne
i, '''D Ds nal reason 10 believe the above
is 'e'''u''oh you'd o'ios information Of
n d very satisfactory character. lie felt
%eouhdenl Mexico vas about to be evac>
. onlod D.. The FFereh troops.
a lHs nose proceeded 10 the cons'a'
j Grafton q Inc constitutional amendment
. as reported from the Keeonstruc'ioa
Committee, which heretofore passed
f. the House and was amended by the
-. Senate FsierHo to tue basis Of repre-
'so''ioH' 'ePOl' 'iug the rebel debts
ha
Nr, Stevens closed tie dcbste. saw
.ng toe amendments we're not such as
ID he desired. they did Rlt TecOgnize
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-16

quite a I amb'r of prominent Fsuions
sase oeen arrested at St. Louis in obe.
I.eaOe to the mandate Of UOit, d States
District Court. and carried b4lor,
Judge Treat, who bailed the most 81
teen IA sae sam Of $1,000 each,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-16

Among or exchanges is the dailv
fourier published in Natchez. Mis- =
lai, paper was established when MAJ.
cnrz mt sprung iu'o existence. BY COL
titles N HiIyer, and has been c5pdrc.
led by him ever since. Col II is an
so'e writer and speaker. i Marion HIn
Star. N'''
The Colooei must be a very old man.
As Aaichez Sprung into existence" IN.
der French raie about I25 since. and
time OrJood history by he DNatcbcz
Iedian' We subscribe though to the
ability Of the Colonel, fbe is old.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-16

Mississippi LEyEEs Hon. N l.
Claiborne passed up the river voster
gay evening, on his way to WASHINGTON
oty as the bearer Of a memorial from
'6e Board Of Levee COMMISSIONS, If
L'nl''a''s, asking the General Gov.
efnmeHt to reconstruct the lavaos ou
t'' Mississippi river Mr. Claiborne
VII endeayor to enlist the Chamber.
OIL Commerce Of all the large Western
ana Eastern cities in the cause and is
DESTROYS Of the aid Of the Missis.inni
State authorities in co peratipg with
lae Louisiana Board to effect some re-,
lief.
We know full well that if Mr.. Cl,;
borne sails in his mission, be will bsro
the satisfaction of having tried to beDe.
ut The country. Bnt that he win f,;
is certain, He has only one chance If
success. So great is the desire Of ,ho
present Congress for purgptorial fires to
surround The Southern people. tbat
mat body may be prevailed upon to
draln out the Mississippi current . if :,
,h.l'Ks the father of waters can have aav
thmg to do in %lesseuiug the tmmpnt
mat Stevens and Sumner, and tbeir
kindred race, design for those opposed
to them. Fp''0u
me only protection Mr.. CleiborDp
can get from Congress, is wba, ths vnl
gives 70 lambs it covers and de-.
YOURS them II Narcbez Cour;on
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-16

EWe learn rom the Brandon Be.
publican that
During the terrible storm on the 28th
aa Abusr MARTA vas killed BY the
-..ag s-lne6ea Of a tree. a tree fell
across bis aa's-s and h,.el them Sc,
are'y. They Eg-s 10 ,aa. condition
Zen days Def re they we're discovered.
and we're then living.
L ID Laog vas k.s3 ~ a negro
nan rsa Lake Station gu Tie Ion
.as' Lacg bead vas 5sa, b, a is.Iy
Vfa 8 ag.5To9d 1uol.
Jo,sph Kirkland, a youth ofl5 YEAR.
I lied a negro al Brandon on the 18th
71, by s'a5.5ag hin ia Che neck v.1
au.fe,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-16
}, NRTILLE IINI
Id afgeSt and nat SIN
SOi -,S9 SCHCg IN lR,v
Z BOYS AND Yarys !

ron! 6's& III o,
7i7g8
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-16
s~rumsryrlle Institute

ThsA iding exercises Of the 18Th
annual term Of this Institution will consist
Of declarations and original orations by
the stud NJ, and conclude June 30th with
an address ,v Rev. J.. Bancroft, before the
Cs,iopeln Society. Public invited
THos ). GATHElGHT,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-16

BALTIMORE, June ! 2-Tbe Rev
Dr. Bullock, Of the Ola School Pres
by.erian Church, delivered an address.
to bis congregation tonight 10 which
he reviewed the recent action Of the
I General Assembly with regard to the
Louisville Pres5ytery SHARPLY con,
dynniug some aud announcing his inten-
ticu Of withdrawing from sand General
Assembly, DR. Bullock is the brother,
'~in.law Of Gen Breckenridge.
The congregation will decide to,mor-
row night whether to 90 with their
Pastor or not.
BALTIMORE. June l3.-Reg. Dr.
Bullock's congregation voted tonight
to sustain him il seeding from the
Old School General Assembly, on ae-
count Of its recent action IN regard to
the Louisville Presbytery.
It is said Mazimjllian is perpared
for the withdrawal Of the French troops
Mr. Roberts has issued a proelama
ton to the Irish republican army, ad.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-16

Our old bachelor friend Col. R. saws +.
.o0sn's heart sthe sweetest" thing in
$be world 10 fact, a perfect honey comb
--fuIl Of sells. Ba.Ware,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-21
Gubferiptienss uno Mn3ci9es
8eoinannaen.

as tdoiie 8att tOftet $3.50 per 9terteIfabr, fret
,'s Sans seliefert i
sabfcriptiOuen miiiien porausbesabIt merben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-21
1enneiIec GOIouifatiOnS=
s anb .
@intuanberttn8s 6efell fcbdft.

Sneorporirt bnrb einen act Der seIesaebenben Ser.
fammIHng bes Staotes Tennefiee pom "a.
Nl1i 1866.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-21

Die 5aiipfsmede Der Gefenf9ut itiiS Grmnnterine
5ur &tHpaneerhng IN uliereu sStdat ltHo BeribGfz
! jung pen Arbeit ieSer Art.
.9en erften bieier 3ipede beabItdtist ie burd ams
fant pom ednoereien s erreidben, mo iid angemeeme
@ahertraft ober an6ere @nrtbeIe fir Sabrit= Inter
nebmen oarbteten. iouie bur9 4tanf qr66erer 2nno=
itreden in Der 3dbe non StdSten, Str6men nnS Gi=
tebabnen. Dteie 2Gnoereten ipAen IN paiIenoe Bau=
ltelen nno groBere .5ld5en ausgelegt una an ben
Ginmanoerer eutIpeoer snm Tpirfben oher Ipenig
b6bten Rotenpreis in Der Art perfaHft perben, 6aB
spi9en amei perfauften cine ante 9sarccIe iegen
bleibt. Der Gdufct bat elm 9iertbeil boar una 0as
nebrigs IN /. nnS Sabre ~ be;abIen. st,,iy4
Die Seieufdaft rpiro aud els Ngentur fir grobe
eanbbeser Sienen, pelbe br eanp co.ouirt ~ ieben
Den Beaebr mad @rbeit aeSeilft bic GeIeuIdaft
6urcb 8ef9afFuns 9anbnertern, @dgtnern uno
1eoer Art pom Arbeitern W be eslgen Sic ntro 9rbei
per16ofien t0nnen, hd es ibrm5ab 1T, Yefdfti9uns
81 iobnenben 9reen I'M geiunoelten uno rlbtbariten
Rma Der ganSen 8eIt snSuiiern une ebenip pire fie
i'm Stanoe fein, ben Arbeitssebei srieoen SUIT ellen,
tlioem tie bic Mrbeter fir ibn an irgeHo elnen Sdn=
onngspIab ooer cine eiienbabn Station Hefert. gSir
bedbbtiGen ltier Spitem, ale 9rtel pm Arbeitern
mad iebem Tbeil bes Staate5 I'll bef6rbeEn, INNER
mebr su uerpoiitOmmnen. asegen ndberen 8eitim=
gsunft.
Der gepinn Der Geieu56aft wirb pou BEN fpdteren
8erfant aer porbebaltenen insmiiheH Iegenoen
aGrnnbitiide. pom Aufbau non 96rfern unb Stdbten
an oaaH geet8ncten Steuen, Don Der Aufbnlfe uen
6GbrIten, Der algemeinen GntIptdelnng Der grponf=
tens uno Mineral &ei tbmern beS Gtaates uiio eubz
Iuartet.
ga unfer Capital allf benz eanSbeIiBber geTeufbaft
baiirt it, 10 muB ieoe g8erfberb6buns bes testeren
nctbwenbig bic actien in sIeicbem YlaBe wertbooler
MAIDEN ufo oabet meroen unfere actien nbaber oie=
felben ebeit 70 firber ais uprtbeiIhaft finoen.
iSie 5anpt=Ofce Ipir6 in HdbpiHe, Gem :, aebdI=
ten, urIo bic @efeHf6dft beabttgt, Subaeenteii in
e6em @oultD bes Staates anslitefen. Subfcriptous=
bl9er betinoen ii IN ben 0Gnhen non &niou 8eIfou,
S6asmeiiter; 6er q. Gbeatban, Setretdr, uiIo Sol.
Sanoet @eneraIzAgcnt fir GinmanocrMng, lpelebe
autorlirt ho, unterseicbnungem fur 4ftieH Der @e=
ieHi9aft entge9en ;u nebnen.
SEQ. S. SbumdS,
Yrdiibent Der IeMn. 9opniIatipns=
nno GinmanoertIn9s @@eielibaft.
Setfy y. Gbedtbam.
Setretdr. 17iept 3m
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-21

2cAiSs@ d poI ED II bat cine
NEtienuhternebmea in's Qeben aernfeft,
peI1es gum 8ped bat, Sdufer fit fteite
NfbeiteriamiIien IN Der iifiiftiftefburen
yt1be bon Yaris ~ bduen; Die 20toS
IiItat biefer Sdafer fol- bura Strnberg
@ifenbabnen init benz Centrum oerSta1t
Detbanten iner6ett, irno icH Den lWeirs
tbern Der fteit 81 bauenoen Sarfer bic
8enuBung Siefer ipeeiel fur ben 8pe6
su baneabeit Balm nnentgeItIi1 sn @eg
bote itebeh. Gerner fcIsn bic Nltetber
oieieraG6aleF einen etipas b0bert ale
ben geiuDbnIiGen (rotltli6 Ilur fetr
gettng bober) WlitbsjiHe be3abIen tinb
Saburdy foaeni iie nod elmer 9teibe bon
Sabten gigeMfbiimer hires Tsfpettipen
Sdns4enS iii6 bes SHAPES ,H'auf tpeI /.
| dem oafieIbe ftebt, iperSen. Die Sdu-
| fer iuer6cH fdnnttlid mad eiueiit unit
foraten plan, Der bon HapoIeoH felbfI
ausgearbeitet 1T, erriGtet. Das trfte
oerielben piro auf Der i'm n1Hlten
Sabre ituttfnbenben 2IusiteIune fla be-
fnbeH lnb iOG eIei13eiti9 ba;I benuhI
fpsrpsilg nm cine Sfftce 5iitn @ntoegeiI.
flebutetbcs 2lttisns 8viGhnneeh 5itent.
6dIten. '''0''- ''''A~ '''''
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-21

s4r.eiae1 Il, her epeetalzSpaIte beim erften NRaIe
81 CO iir Is Q.nien, iebe petere 3inte 20 Gents
Reitere Mnseisen per 2inie 10 Gents.
9naeaen in ben aocaI5paIten werSen NIT 81 100 fur
f-23i5en bere9fiet, e6e Isitere sInte NIT " Gents
az @obltbatisteits <9luseiaen mer.
ben gratis aufsenontlnen. Nlnseigen
bon @eIeIIidaften nu6 8ereinen bere9<
men mir gum balben Yreife
SobIuns fur MAssIasil Arib Subieriptioilen BON
onSerbab Der Sfabf erbitten mir ms prdnlmeranbo
uR6 erfu6en mn bic 9uienbnlg BON feinea yetrd9en
rarb 4oft=OffeesDr 6res.
SetneHee @taatSseihInss@
@eieHf9aft.
2odzgor 80.
RaibpiIIe Eenn, Z
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-21

AnMounoemenES. tor CandEdaten. a q
SrATE OFFIcERs, = > - - $500
County 100
CITY Ns-s III
Advertisements in the Special Column, q
cents subsequent insertions, 10 cents per line
Ia Local Column first time, from to lines
al O0-aach additional line, 30 cents; subsequent
nserti0nss g cents per 4ine. 8lst5 y fFt8@
Advertisements ol Benevolent enterprises
u i'll be inserted in our paper free of charge.
For advertisements of societies we will charge
nalf price. asI4ssS sae aa. aassE E Xxx
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-21
&nO=2tnatetl. -
~ } It8 sHtJJa

Die ,Sennehees Staats;sitnns" Der.
tritt bic sroben ptinsipien, nel6t Dem
10 y alien NorOsn snm Siege ssgttt
Die SeesffiOn bsrbaIfsn, sic
ftebt Elm fir 2OgaIitat Deseu Das
sStaatss 9Onbernem men nno
fiir ben nObeIn gOnsreb Der Ser. gtda<
ten, Der, bonn gOIfe erpdblt, aud Die
aniidten oes Bottles ausfpri6t. aaa7
Sober &epubIitaner ioIIte es iidJ emit
lid an9elesen fein Iahen, Der ogtaats.
3eitans@ iiberaH gerbreituns su seben.
Sc 1T elm lluternebmen, DeI6es bon
redtlid benfenOen Mannern unterltltt
tUerOen ntabte. llnb iua5rlidb bsbarf
cine 3eituns llnteritabunG Die es fd
CUR @nfsabe madt 9oBatita t uno
S ortf6ritt in Der @aHe ser ffo.
iiden Staatcn gu preOisen..
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-05

numerous officers with their side arms, and
the moment the air began, 1.-THE risingof the
officsrs to their fest with vociferous applause
and clapping OF hands. As might have been
expected, this produced some Kisses Of disap-
probation. Then came an order TO extin-
guish the lights and clear the house, For
some cause the lights were only partially put
out, and hundred and fifty people rose and
left the building. The curtain rose and the
play went on without further interruption.
These are the facts as nearly as we could
gather them The officers who took part in
this portion Of the play !" not in the bills"
must determine for themselves how far they
have aided the President in his policy Of
reconciliation, and to what extent the sum
total of " loyalty" has been increased in the
community by the evenings performances.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-05
T{,r Kensuckv senate Committee on privi-

TYIE Kentucky Senate COMMITTEES on privi-
lercs and ELECTIONS, in recent report to that
body. in the. ease Of a-eontested seat, where
Il was aIledgedthat there had beenimProper
interference on the part Of the Military, con-
clude as follows
In view If an the facts. thsy rse2mmsnd 70
the Senate the passage Of the following reso-
Il That the election in the Twenty ninth sena-
torial District which resulted ia the relnrn OF a.
8 Allan IS the Senator elect. was not ire sno
equal within the meaning OF me Sons1eu'iOh'
That the seat Of A. S. Allan be. therefore.
declared vacant and the Speaker be directed 70
;ss,,s his warrant according 10 law fer new cleo
tion 10 Dc held in said district 70 supply the va
cancy. -. /. n Ioh,,
N Palmer. Majors General ~. I. Wade, briga-
d;sr-e;eneral: 81 b Palmer. Lieutenant IN the
srnv ~ fhe TIaited States Of David : 6oodl9e.
lsa;s,e,,t Assessor of internal Revenue OF the
Tnifed states for the Seventh Congressman pis-
trief az Kentucky. and of W. C. simpson NJ
dennty for the County Of Clarke. N the ogtfefea
upon the right Of Tree elections aisesosess = mi
RESOLUTION respectfully requesting the Preldent O.
thc United states 20 dismiss rom once Jonn "a.
pa1,ocr Maior-fSeneral: j.. NJ " ade, breFct
General, and c. B. Palmer. lleatsnant
In The army Of the United states; pay,d ,. Sooass
lie Assistant Assessor Of Internal kevcnee OF
,be' IInited SfafeS for the Seventh Congressional
district Of kentucky. and W, @ SIMPSON ms ~
sistant for the county OF Clarke. m SAD Distfle,
because Of their outrages upon inc risht % NV
W. A. DupLEy.
Tno N cuAyDLrF.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-05
General Scott i'm New Orleans----What
He Said and Did.

From the N. o. Cor, Cincinnati Enquirer.l
General Scott has left. His feelings while
here were like those of the Chinese prison
er, who, on being released from prison, after
fifty years incarceration, found no familiar
face in the crowds that passed him; anG
begged to be returned to his cell. He had
hardly arrived at a hotel before he sent for
the keeper thereof, and asked, "where Is
INV old friend, Major Ramsey Y'' " He is
dead.D was the sorrowful reply, died in
the Confefleracy." "Alas alasl" ex-
claimed the cid General, abe was good
fellow, most genial, hospitable, generous and
mirthful."
"And where continued the General, ais
my vivacious, jovial and hospitahle friend,
Corray Gillear y "Broke all to flinders"
was the prompt reply, @been out too, and
now wears linsey wolsey and drinks pine
top.n g MY God II exclaimed the stricken
veteran, my old host, with his boundless
resources of ready wit, his oriental magnifi-
eence. now In thresdbare homespun, and
horrifyine his stomach with the vile extract
of rotton corn and China beer"
q But, Tom Lee, he is certainly not
broke 70 Almost was the reply " looks
yery lean and seedyp Has he got his
splendid house. corner Of Julia and Caron-
delet. one of the most luxurious and charm
ing retreats ever passed two months in y
No. sir; that is now General Canby's of
fee" INV God" calculated the hero Of
Lundy's Lane. And where Is G., and
| F. and H, and some half dozen 9TH
ers, including all she leading good fellows,
bon risaats, and high gentlemen OF the city
in 1S60T' All were either dead, gone, or
| broke
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-05

TIE Washington Star, In noticing the "
cent arrest and arrival Of ADMIRAL SEsrxr-
in that city, says;
On the passage he wa quite cheerful, and
talked freely about bis arrest and Of his'eon-
duct during the war, and his prospects, OF an
early trial, expressing himself willing q
stand the trial, and arguing against the legal
ify Of his arrest.
Semmes has the sane look OF audacity fof
which he was noted in his younger day
here. He wears tnoustache and Imperial,
which are perfectly white while his hair i
yet dark. He is noe about iiiiy wears o
age, and Is about five feet eight inches high
J OF rather slender build, and is dressed In !
pair Of gray pants, vest and coat and DARK
overcoat