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CRUEL MURDER OF A NEGRO.
Correspondence Of the rhi!ade1phia North Ameri
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NufEN> UEl-4 august . ISN.
Allow me to give rou, and through yon to
your numerous readers, an account Of one Of
the most cruel and unrrovoked murders that
has ever happened in this section Of our pro-
slavery and negro. hating country. You are
est that hsni county some
son md rebellion has prrdolnfnated. Satur~
lny last, August i, was what Is called ''Bi:s
Saturday. when the colorcd population
usually resort to the bay. There was i goodly
at the same place come with white slsins,
With hearts as black as hell, Who went, as
!AmUng these were two by the name OF S.
Register and William Fox, the former from
near Smyrna and the latter from Leipsfc,
(w1etc they arc In the habit Of shooting at
and nAaltreating the negroes on all occasions.)
The eail Register and Fox tried to provoke q
conflict with seycra1 befOrc the shooting, OF
which shall speak, took place, but FILLED un-
til they orucrcd the murdered man Pryor to
| He ut once made the attempt, but the saud
being deep and the carriage heavy. lie could
not succeed, when they commenced to cnrse
! hina- He demonstrated Fox Immediately
drew his pistol and fred several shots, hui
firing ut mm, one ball taking eject
Pryor threw up his arms and cx
claimed, "My God, l am shot:'' and
started to run. But Fox, fearing that the
| work Of death WIS not fully accomplished
clinchcd linn, and they fell together, Fox
pointing his pistol Ut his head and trying Il
Shoot. At this stage Of the proceedings Fo,
was stayed by some one standing bv. AS soou
as the affair was over, Register remarked
holding pistol In his hand, ''that's the bo!
killed the son Of A." and Immediately lcn
Fox remained at tho beach. and haasted taa
he "killcd the damned niger, and was sorr,
that he had not killed more" Reg ister is ii
the county Jail, but some Of his sympathiz
crs say he ought 10 be let out; it is too bat
to keep him !; he only killed 8 nigger. Fo,
remained within seven miles Of Iihc place
and moved about, receiving the consratnla
tions Of those Of his way Of thinking, {anl
there is not few Of thcm) until Monday
and has left for parts unknown. Shall v
not attribute this foul mud horrid mul
der to the teaching Of the prt
slavery party; 10 those whose duty
was to train their sons in paths of virtus
; Temperance and justice, but who lav
taught them by lrecept and example t
drink and get drunk, and, also, tllat the n
groes who have no rights which the whit
| man is bound to respect? "As re SOW, ;
! shall leap; II sc SOW to the wind &c sha
: reap the whillwind.' If this class Of pc
sous continue to treat the poor, down-tro'
! den black without Justice Or mercy. may NJ
: forbcarance cease to he q virtue, and desh
: for revenge be kIndlcd. 4 CITIZEN.
, 1866-08-13
THE FARM AND GARDEf.
n Chapter on Rccs.
From Our Own Cofret2pudeut.

cuAxrA1os, ILL.,, August :, 1sGo.
No hranch Of domestic economy Is 50 little
understood as that Of bee keeping. We con-
fcss to this Sin Of omission, until the past two
or three years, and get claim to be but m
apprentice in the art Of bee hrkbaudEy- More
than twenty-five years ago VIC kept bees. but
the new swarms went to the woods and the
ole ones died for time we had honey, and
then for a time We didn't, and the latter time
was long one, coming down to the year
1859, when from the purchase Of two colo
nies we now count upwards Of fifty swarms.
besides parting with several to others who
wi.hed to go into the mysteries Of bee keep
Ing
The mysteries We have found to consist Of
few simple facts, that when divested of
superstition and ignorance, are as plain rs
those Of the rearing Of pigs or poultry
Satisfied that our first failure wns the re-
suit of the want Of attention and skill, we
took to reading, and without much ado
swallowed some dozen works on bee keeping,
In addition to this we attended State ond
county fairs, and listened to the bee Jargon
OF the patent hive men; bought bee charms
and became chock full Of the mysteries, so
much SO that we had no practical ideas IN
regard TO beekeepfng, to say nothing OF tue
mysteries. In fact it vas all mystery The
sNaIns. as they came out, took to the WOODS
and the bee moths began to make 1nroads on
our colonies. We sent for all the pa1ent
hives and moth traps, until the bees them
selves begun to be confused With the mystef-
les that surrounded them, and into which they
were to be thrust. We had movable com
hives and immoynble ones, traps ioE motns
| and moths for trips but the moths would
! not 70 into the traps and hid themselves,
| nor would the traps 60 after the moths. We
| fell back on the old box hive with false
+! chamber aboye In which to hide the surplus
F.! honey CUPS, when the bees, poor things,
. could be cheated into the idea TINT they were
. LAYING IN their winter stores, but in fact tc
f! be cheated out Of them at last Bur the hiyt
| or bee chamber Was generally made so 1argt
that they had no time to more than fill It
and Of course little OF no supply honey coulf
f, be had. Tie bees IN the Ling
tf 5tToth hive and gave rs some tSe s1fPanIs WToIs
proved the most valuable, but the bees would
build among the frames, SO that we could mol
ett them out to look after the moths II
fact, they required some expert bee keeps.
mysteries, and begun to think the mysteries
! Of bee.keepirc even beyond our ken We
could grow corn equal to the best Hoosler
our pigs and chickens hourished then Why
not master the mysteries, as Quimby calls
them. Assuredly We could, aud certainly We
! would. If ne could not master me mfste
ries. we wonld let the mysteries slide, and
become masters Of the apiaET- =.
! As work On bees, that Of Lanssttuthi Is the
| best for the general reader, but II q man
wants simple directions, let bin get copy
Of Kings fcxt Book to Bee Keepers: Thi!
work Ii not perfect, forit supposea that VI
, 1866-08-13
FROI CINCINNATI.

The C1.oleru-KeccPtlon OF Ex-Po~t-
master General Deunt~on Steamer
Htsrztesi-Congre-s1on Nomination
Stables Burned
C1Sc1SSAT1, August 1.-THE total number Of
deaths reported toT The twen.y-fo hours cudfng
At sfx O'clock yesterday forenoon was ee1cnty
three, Of which thiHy-cfGht were from cholera aud
fifteen from other IiarThHat Diseases Ii Il re-
ported to-day that there Is large decline in the
Eunnbtr OF new cAs<s- Among the victims yt-tcE-
day was Alexander u. Davidson, II well known
river pilot Of ST. Louis. The weather has become
wsrm aud more favorable. Cho1etn has never
been Enose malignant ia Cincinnati than during
thr present yiEft- 1t Ia estimated that f{ty pei
cent Of those attacked dc
Ex-pnetsuastct General Dcnuison bad rctcp-
ton at Columbus Yesterday He made speech
deautrg hiE position against The President, and
explaining Why he remained In the Cabinet long
Dispatches were received here last night an
nouuein., the hntnfng or the dne side-wheal
eteaner Sa.atoga, at New Orleans She IVES owned
by Dayid Gibson e. Co, Of this city, aud valued
nj {9, Eco insurance, S6u COG.
The Democrats Of the Eleventh 1nH!aua DIS
trict, in Convention at Wabash, yesterday, after
oyer thirty ballots aud rnthef inha:monfons time
generally. nominated a Mr.. Snow. n farmer 81
Ala1ns County, for Congress.
The stables Of Mr. BuloEd, a. .HieholasvilIe
Kentucky, were burned On Thursday night. will
lot Of dre horses. loes estimated at kio.W0-
, 1866-08-13
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHICAGO.


prnn 1,r r,,rt1,1 - q; ~ ir,; oS L.
Gark J. EEenFy. H5 CIsY. 90 = lnEabs7-
n.1e ne tsno1s. Asnomlase. y 1T 2 II aniseh. Is
EfiE Fashiun. Mc1oMfnec, iso m iamI,er
SEtE Michel HSnomines: ~ y Il lun;sr, an
sshr a. Il. iohnst1 nv EafsMss.1o,. c. ia II, inmfsT
sehs Aus;Eaiia Manistee. 70 n iu1ll,sf
eh[ ace Hafa sinsfs1n =, = 81 n1 inmr
Schr Beloit. Mntkes:on. = n lath-
sehE CuFleE; AeEoninee. lso 2 iuInher.
Echr GipseT. % = Ns;n,sfse. q IN N innsc1.
Sehr !. D. HroEn. Etesn DaF. ~ n lumocf-
SenE Gss4I a1 =. < scsSp1; p 70 !. So19s M rS 49,
Schf Sewhoase, St Joseph. i:1 u lumber
sehr Lotet. ST Joetph l3 sn lusnhef:
ct. vermont. HtpWnss % F1.f, e coF.is Eood
sehr 3ta1L. Grand !IaEsa g 2, inmhsT ,,,~r n ,1~
ssn1 4nsedts'l' 4ond ''"An'eD ss'' ~ A1 '''t 1S
sehr Regulator, GEzad HaEsn @ II ni IuEntfr;
e.. Mr., .hrsnr snne;r;r: 49,
TTop Aisissic. Batfsio, is,s1 ID corn. sundrtca-
pEop Shisasn nsnsI S ~ seen; Il " sn
A''' dries.s
Bark A1lte- R1nsio, y ~ ~ "a corn.
ssEF f,a115sna iHxere. s. = sssS bu so.p.
6rhr 3t. D. spaldlug- Buffalo, .s,en hu corn
frop oua*a osana 1a Ao.en+ suna1'e.
'.noiI
~ eo17s 4ae ~, -1 t..t,o., v,a en,3r~1v
matters we're at I iut1, ahd onssness WAS enute45
ne=teeted-
...-. 49, xe-x 1if9t. nae for mgr The creek has
LEI W. 49, -. ~. ~ ,,snn.1,a-s ,nd rre-
aos oecn e!ea1ra ~ "e1A " P'"ps1, eno 's7
tcIs OF all c.1setdealoo9. helofe tnls scasou-
The propeller DrooE1yn, ptain a. ". Rossn1au,
~ .as .r,N.. 1917. .sn-,f.,m ,-1;. q f,if
NaAe 4AS PoAA SIss%10AS AAe'*A"5t ''sAA &-N-N
, 1866-08-13
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

4 GYrl Murdered In a House OF HI
Fpme-An Engineer Arrested for the
Crime
Fu.tApx1r1uA, AnECet ia man calling him.
self Champion, late An engineer In the nsvy, was
Of Of ii fame lsst aiShi. The victfn's name is Marg
4. Carney, native Of Mount HollE, New Jersey.
This morning female associate of Mary Carney
de*csibei to The police the man who kept COM
pauy uiit her. fha description tall1ed with that
given by the keeper Of tho house. A portrait of I
man vas fouEd fn Mary Cazney's t11nE.
whlct Twas identified as Champion. he
, 1866-08-13

was Immediately arrested while IN bed at bis resi-
deuec. and Eae " identified as fhe man who
eamc to lhc house with The murdered Efri, He is
about thirty ycass Of age. The caee Is now before
the Coroner.
Tue alleged murderer or the woman In tho l.ae-
nto Il named Newton Champion He Is IN eI-
Asststan: Engineer In 1te nayy. and WAS more r.
has beer fdcEtiEed by the sister Of the decsa.ed,
snd olLers, - keeping company with Mary Car.
ney Tor several weeks past, snd 4uarEelltn. with
her fIeuucr.Iy Two weeks since he tried to
a1rausle her, Hc displayed no emotion on being
idertidcd llY the kctpEE or the bslniO.A
, 1866-08-13
FROM La PORTE.

Reception Of 3Ir. ColGax-A Splendid
mccttn=-Spcech or Mr. ColGaI-The
Ninth District.
Especial despatch to the Chicago Tribune
Il PonTE, Iudiana, August IL
Hon. Schuyler Colfax addressed our people to-
day. Notwithstanding the tnctemency Of the
weather This morning he was met outside OF the
city, and escorted In BY long procession. headed
by our silver band The meeting WAS held In our
1.r.eAt tall Which WIS filed almost to Eneocalon-
Hundreds were una BILE to gain admission. Mr.
Coltax made one Of his best efortA. and the en-
shust2su1 Of his audience was unfsounded- Our
hcsI1s a.e in the work, and We are proud OF our
champion The people of the Ninth District are
thoroughly aroused4 and will give good aeeount
OF themselves In October. A- Coltax estimates
his majority 1t two thousand. He viii be IN CHI
caro OF. Wednesday, and the latter past Of ncxs
WeeE vii epeaE in southern indiana
, 1866-08-13
FROM MADISON.

The TFea1her-Hcaxy KaIus-Great
Damage to Grain-EducaftonoL
Especial Despatch TO The Chicago Tribunal
MAD1soz, August II.
A hesvy rain hss been fallfng nearly al daJ.
doing tnmense DAMAGE to ssain. cut and standing
The papers tEun ali parts Of tho ssate report mnch
injury to grain In the shock bf rains In the early
pszt Of the week ..-...
Professor c. h. Alien, well knoWn among edu-
lake cha1se OF the stste Sormsl School, at Platt-
vi!le wheh I. e Be ogsHsaa ssPssses H. as
non- afi1 irusates. md applieatIons hare been re-
ceired t. such M EXCEPT - will more than IN the
fnstffufInu which viii accomupdaie 600. An ap-
peal d made foz pillows, bedding and sac tos The
, 1866-08-13

CONSCIENCE NoSEY-
Fourteen dollars was received At the Treasury
Department To- -t1y from cousctencc-stsickca tn-
d!ridEaI In Chicago, who eays that sum Is due by
him 10 the Government.
nIsBCHsExESTs.
The disbursements Of the Treasury On account
Of the several named Departments, to-day, were
Al follows: Wsr Department, E,5t,7i9; Navy De-
pa5tnert. s's5, ,a14; Inferior Department, <ss,s91
total, S1,711,957.
Tax on AUCTION aA1.Es. =
NAsuING1oH, AuEuEt 11---The Commissioner OF
1utetnal Revenae 6as written The following re-
spcciinr tie tax upon Anct1an sales: Prior 10
the date Of the late act Of July 18Th. 1s6a Il wss
executive Officers, o. for EXECUTORS aud amai.tra-
tors, weTe Halle 10 tax In the s2n,e manner as
%ads ai 10 oss M 5 TT ls has been
officers above specified. not liahle to tax since
August lst, the time whe1 the abore net takes
Captain E '. Pratt has been appointed collee-
tor ot Internal Rcysnne 10: The fhird Distsies Of
lBrook1yn) New York, rice H C. Bowen, ne
Ex7KEAL 1KyEE
Receipts for Internal Iesenue for the week end.
tnS To-day were s,15o, ,oo- The disbassemeats Ut
the Treasury Oh account Of the War, Nayy and In
terror Departments In the week ending to-day, are
as Ma5 nsPa,eq1 Sss3 m
rnrs1C1Axs CALLED To1 n KEW oR1EASs.
Major General Baird, Assistant Commissioners
u AUA1fN kQu1Hl8MA4 IG
the Commissioner to have two ddItional sueutal
detailed for duty IN New Orleans, with ~ little de
isy as possible. It Il thought the sequfsfGion Il
made sos the purpose OF meeting any necessity
which may astse ont Of the prevalence OF chole11
| IN thar city.
| 1H7 HEIEYA RIOT.
.Erw foHK, August I1.-WashInston ,specia
dispatches say the President has ordered ful
| IN, cstfeation of the reported riot at Helen7
| Arkansas. The only Information received here o
! It L. that contained tn the Associated Pres
| dispatches.
| nAT1oX8 X AHEANaA5, &C.
The FEeedmens Bureau agent for Arkansas an
the Indian Territory ca1ls for Ea,ions for &, 60
whites nnd {, ,UCn freedmen.
| I3pIAX TNEAT1Ee.
Information ha8 tten received from India
agents in Montana that satisfactory treaties hay
been made with the tribes OF 1udians in the uppt
C9urttJ.
| LAND OFFICE.
Joscph Wilson has been pot In charge Of Ii
neral Land OElce. He was Chief Clerk In Ii
D. osrtment.
NE4IdXIH1- ...
Son. lie mott Efficient and essential cIeEl
| In the Tzc1snIJ Department. Laye rendered the
resignation. AwinE to doubts about the .ne1raAc
theft ra1altes.
... c0LoEED CAAtIMY.
Two regiments of colored cavalry are to be !
tusled In The service.
, 1866-08-13

Nou8seausK Succe&sor-PcfHona1-
EtccSIon-I<oilHTay AHaIrB-

RoU8seausk SncceAsor-FcfEonal
EIcctIon-IxoilHTayA AHaIrN-
E,Auenst 11.-Goycrnor Brdmlctie has
Issued proclamation. calling for an election 10
be held In ills district, September 15ih, 10 I'LL the
vacancy caused by General KousseauFs resf:na-
tion- The general feeling OF tie democracy fs,
that II Gere.al Koueseau ehou1d alter his mind,
and desire 10 Tctu1n TO his seat no. tie slightest
opposition will he encountered.
General NaE1nadnke. from Missouri, n,zired
here yesterday, on a short visit
One Elo1e county ba. becu heard from. Eaxtng
the total number eighty nine. and fixing Daratls
shall ii The Third Appellate District i $3.50.
Cars will commence Tnnning on the new Loais-
Vile and Memphis Railroad next Monday. the
1sth- THIS brings the two c1iies mue!s moss con.
the trade Of St Louis 10 a considerable extent.
The weather IL fair. Business l. ecuancd rsln-
ciral!y to the provision trade, for which mod
cs1fe demand exists.
, 1866-08-13
TERRIBLE DISASTER.

Thirty Persons Drowned by 4 Sudden
Rise In Root Higex-TWetse Bodies
Recovered.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttibune-1
L. CgossK, Wis, August IL.
Near Houston, about twenty miles west Of Il
Crosse, thirty persons were drowned tJ sudden
rise Of Root River, Minnesota. Twelve bodies
hare beca recovered and buried II Is sad event.
Doubtless nsny other similar casualties have oc-
Cured.
, 1866-08-13

PIES proud position in the Union, and the
loyal and patriotic people arc resolved that
What was gained with the cartridge l'ox shall
not bc lost at the ballot-bnx. They will
vote as they sllot-struight at tie enemies of
Union to bc founded on the eternal princi-
pies Of Justice md Equa1 Rights.
, 1866-08-13
MEXICAN MATTERS.
Ecpoft ofn Vessel gone to Mexico xrIt
nls-CoEre<P0ndeI1ce between Sunt
Anna and Romero.

NCn0it OIL n &k&e1 gone 10 .NE1lCQ TA&U
Arms correspondence between SANTA
Anna and Romero
NEW YonK, August u.-ls is reported that 4
vessel laden with arms and ammunition for The
Liberal army oS Mexico sailed HOG. the port Of
EaitiEorc 4 few days since. A correspondence
between Gen. Sarta Anna ard Minister Romero
Is published, in which The former, nader date Ut
Hsy Il. offers hfs services in behalf Of the Ke2ub-
lie, aud lenders 10 ju.1ez bis mid and respect
The reply Of Senior <1tumcro Il eanstic In
allndtnt, to The part taken by Snutl
Arna il inviting French Intervention. lie says:
'1AIl ihsse circumstances render Il difficult
question, IN my judgment, 10 decide whether it
won!d be for the interest Of country that yonE
services thonld be accepted Thr Juatex Minis
ter for Foreign Affairs replies NJ length TO the
SINE eject, ard closes IS follows: - For these
considerations tie President Of The Republic does
no: te1cge il in auE E1anEer compatible with BIT
duty to admit the otter which Scaor Santa An111
has now eought 10 make OF his eersjce; ror doe:
he believe tlat hit manifestations or protests 0
patriotism can be in any r1auner considered =.
Sufficient 10 Te1iese him from the very g11yi
charges which exist against him"
, 1866-08-13

Pusxncc Of the TcFtH and Financial
Hil1s-FiaherJ Question:
NEW YoUE4 August 1t.-The Hfrdfds Ottawa
srcciai eayK: The tafff bill and financial scheme
both passed Parliament In a modified form.
e. N discussing 1he American Ashins question.
Is made 10 the American fishermen was necessary
10 prevent wat with the United States
Mr. Brown sa,d he would prefer war to- o7makius
the concession. ..
MI. Diorton raid the fo.tiacasions erected for
The security Of Canada against tnrasion from the
Gnftcd Statcs wcrc nsc1tss, and their erection
nothing but folly:
orc
, 1866-08-13

clod-hoH. ''::- farmers arc more :. 81 ut thar
we rcall, 80. We hope to see it improved.
and the i::-- r.mnsnt' Of bee mystery wiped
out of1t- -: ! of these works should be in
the hand .: bee keepers, for they furnish
many nse:..: mis-, and give one good idea
We have I'D chat the management Of bees
Is simple ana cosy Of accomplishment, and,
further, every 3,1rson, man, WOMAN and child
OF reasonable ,aSe can manage them as easily
-After trying different hives We haze COM
bined Or modified the 1angstro:h hive with
that OF Kings, nsing the shallow bee cham
es ees and frame of the one With the ventilation
eiae opening. and ornamental roof cover Of
tae otheE, using two tiers OF surplus honey
boxes instead Of one We do not intend TO
lDhtct any Patent on the public for beekeep-
ing mas Lad too much If this already, nor
named.
The Langstroth patent Is about to expire.
and . reissue Is now pending before the
Commissioner OF Patents; The movnhla
made In bee hives, and is the real foundation
of success in bee culture II has been pirated
upon By an army Of patent bee men, and
presented to the public In all shapes and
sizes. hut It is the same thing, substantially,
after all
Farmers want cheap hire, and oue that
they can make themselves SO do they want
eheap plows, cheap cnltisatozs and cheap
lAfekleES huf can they EGT them! NO but
| must bug. We used to stock our own plows
when the irons came from the blacksmith
| shop at the four coEncrs. Nov we can ret
| them ut the imulemeut stores rrndy to nsc
We make our bee hives, but the machine
ehops can do them cheaper and bctter-f
they will and we propose to turn them
over to their keeping. Let them arrange
| LOT the right, nnd furnish us the
hive complete At Cleveland. Ohio.
I thousands Of the. common Luuestroth
o. movable comb hives, arc made. and at
Nevada, Ohio, Is large f4ctory Of tile King
| mt suo ~ t1at oce hceItss III tuat Stald
| Can ouE tnelE u.Fes chcaleF lpah 10 make
them. Inc cost OF these ut the shops arc
from three to four dol1ars each, depending on
the finish Th: one VIC !lsc costs four to hyn
! dollars. About thirty y-fsc feet Of Iumper Il
,9s the :;a eght honey boxes. four buttons for
, 1866-08-13
FROM La CROSSE.

The Storm Serious Injury to the Crops.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Tribaue-]
LACROSSE, Wis, August H.
The recent rain. have swollen the rivers through
OFT the Northwest. In many places serious in
{urr haA orcufred
, 1866-08-13
Ql)ica9o @ribu,te.


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MONDAY, AUGUST Is, esss.
THE CASE or SENATOR PATrER-
SON. 1
In the Senate, tn~-7i The close Of the |
tate e4~ssc7. -; 49, nc action taken in 1
~ =. - ' st-.''"c -t.crson, Of Tennessee,
- m attemp. has been made to |
ftiate u charge against the Union Scna-
an abandonment of the oath of oll1cc |
80 we'd by the set Of July, 1852, md CON. !
snown as the test OATH This charge |
G, as recital of the facts will show. !
oath, among tho other declarations
the party offering to take il, arc these
,rds:
- do snlrmnly swear that h.ve
neither sought nor accepted nor Attempted to cx-
cse:se the tEnctons Of anr ottcc wl,atevcz, undo.
any au:llosi. or pretended ant!1olity, in hosilhy
TO The United Sialee.~
When the credentials Of Senator Patterson
OF Tennessee were presented, they were re-
fe'1cd 10 The Judiciary Committee, and that
committee subsequently reported that there
s4rson xarc :, ,rr ,s-4;r,,.r 49, f,.ts -
which II was ,,nan5monslr cnncadcd &,~c
s,;,.tont;,111 4h,t MID r. p,t,..son
resident If Fas,crn Tennessee uoe c1octod
in 1874 M, Of the f,;-c,,;+ 1raao, ~ 49,
S,atc far :, trrm of c;vbt ra,r. nna;,1 T.,
1872. That durin., tl,af Term tI,e Ico;s,atnr,.
and Governor. under m r.,,rr,f;on or mower
nrocured tho nominal adont5on of an ordi.
nance OF secession. under which they DE-
clarcd tie Sta.t. or Tennessee nm lon.cr n
ncusbcr Of the Culou. hut i member Of thc
Confederate States Of America. That si,uui-
tatne.rs::y Will, thcscacts ofusnrpation, troops
w.re lev:cd and the State was ;.:lrrisoned and
held hy the military forces Of the Coufcdcsacy.
Thai Eastern Tennessee where judge
Patterson was then holding Office, de5-
ri,c ,hcsc acts on The ,nrt tf the
State Government, remained true and
E,i:l,i:.l to tho rn:on, hut the people we're
without ar,us, we're. brrond the rcacl, of
e.lc5a] aid anu protection. AID were ical-
iu.iy :ua1tscd and watched, cocrced and
:aus;a ,,etl IL submission by 1ae rebel truops
Stationed in 1llt section. While affairs were
in Ills cont;t;n. 1l,e tern, far u1,ic., patte,.
.o.l had teen elected cxrired.s The Laws re-
lat;,jt, 10 t,.e judiciary had Dot ;,ccn chanued
,.ut remained as tney were .rccre The r..I,cl-
liza. The Office was an elective ouc. The
1uas, os the peo11e yEer,. 1oral ani1 :r,,e Infon
, men, Tit S,atc cour1 Was 1b.;r ouly nrotec-
tion from, the tyranny md onnression Of the
rc1,,I f;,vcrnn,,1t and ,n5l;tarr Jud,,. pat.
terscn 1,,d hcrn an ,,ndis-niseii and ,vo,rrd
I-ni,n man trcet;o, tlc ,ct of sccess;on os :,
.mul,i,r md ovov;,,7r 1T: IT,,;or r;tjzcrs1,;,,
and ailrs-iancr. 4 Econsn,cuous sercssiorIst
:.
, 1866-08-13

FnuApnPNA, Anc. 11-Tht, tcpoFt Of lhe
Health On.ceI shows that the number Of deaths
fiom cholera during the week was tfsy-two. Tia
lolal number Of deaths during the week Taa Isl.
, 1866-08-13

ArBuRI, \. y, August l1.-Secretary Seward
remain until Tucsday. He Isfn excellent health