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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-25

". D. HALL. 2. J. NAcKEX-
HALL a MACKEY.
Hauufaeturers Of Harness and dealers N Sad
dlery Hardware, Trunks, Valises. Travelling
Bar. Whips, Horse Blankets. Saddles and
Fancy Saddlery, No, s, Market Street War
ren, Ohio. 81 MAY 2. 1bol-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-25

Nanufacture . re OF Stoves. PloEs, Castings. Tin
ware .tOTe Furniture, Stove Pipe. &c. No.
5, Market street, Warrens D.
APRIL q, '6S. rs4rs4t ~
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Jxo. HuTcE1Es. K.W- R1TLIFP. J. C. EuTcEIEs
HUTCHIKS, RATLIFF 4 HUTGHIES

Attorneys, win attend to any business intrusted
to them in this and adjoining counties. and
give particular attention TO applications II
the U. s. Court ct CisTelznd, for the benefit
- Of the Bankrupt LsW Ofice ever Freeman 4
- Hunts Banking House. on Market Street
Warren. Ohio March 70 1Soi.
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DR. HOLLANDS NEW BOOK,

IL Katrina. is the very finest of his works. q
fresh supply just reed. also. Nose Of the Guar
dial Angel. By Holmes. as we'll Hs the Chang
ed Gross" and 'The Mind and Words Of Jesus /"
and many ether good and new books. at
ADAMS BOOK STORE,
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Manufacturers of Leather. Main Street, War
ren, 20, ,. - Nov. Il. 1856.
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IDDINGs 4 MoRGAN,

Dealers IN Staple and Fancy Dry, Goods--car-
pets, MattinEs and Floor Oil Cloths. Window
Shadss and fxtures-Iea. Sofees Spices. &C.
They keep cons s1tly on hand. large and
full assortment Of goods in their line, of good
quality and fashionable styles. and offer them
. for sale e the tOUesf Prices IN the market.
JauQ 1851.
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OHRISTMAs ROCKS

~ In elegant binding and full Of the finest
steel sngraVings. can be had at Adams Book
Store. and al English Poets, in finest bindin 60.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

WESTERN REsEHNE NH O-9 q II
p,brsbed every Wednesday morning. in I'm
nire Biock. Market St. Warren. W. -hIrEzEL-
EDITOR and Proprietor.
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ID. GOODsELL d CO.
DIR. A. 6. MINOR,

poot and Shoe Manufacturers. and dealers in
Roots ard Shoes. at Mcc0nnel's old stand, east
sids' Main ST, fourth door from Market.
Nov. 6, 1S67-ly
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VIM. r. SPEAR
4. PECK, 3. PICK
: PEcK q RROTHER.

Wholesale and Retail Dealefs N Forelgn and
Donostic Dry Goods, SIX and Straw Bonaets
"Farrsz I'm Goods Sore" Phoenix Block.
Warren. Ohio
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w. al. A. PACKARD,

Dealers in Hardware, Iron, Nails, Lumber
Sash, Blinds. Doors, &C.. Youngstown Ohio
Feb %. lsS7-tf -
New-York tribune., 1867-07-17
THE MARKETS.

tCarefnly The THiBrNHl
TUESDAY, July l6.-We note no change in Beef Hams
TisTss SaTs Beef p6,. o. Whisky y x
BROOM CORS-Red and Brown, q aisle.
BEEswAx-Yellow Western and Southern, 41etsc
Cray and an a White 6n SSG aEd 70 sa
$40 for Croton, and t45for philadelphia Front =,
o. IS tun of 1000 Newcastle Gas
CoFFEEnRO Oe gSd R odS Sono IN pbsSepba u, and
-COTToN~Mddilng Uplands, 2sic; Middlins New-or'
'cc4NDLEs~Adamantne l7ssHic.; Sperm Ssasoc5
CENT cEMENT~Rosendale. 81 So cash.
DYEWooDs-CamwoOd, slsO Lima Wood, sll5 Hon
duras ogwood $50 St Domingo LogSood fiSsa ,.a
s 90 for superne state y GoaEl 20 for inferior 70
E5s state m cs or 70 good the to
Wheat Extras $40 tostl GO for chipping e one & III fTT 9i
California Flour siS 25Gsl5 Canadian Flour tl qsl2
70 common to good Spring Wheat Extras and s3 500
Si rs for common fair Extra Baltimore &c and Ell 20
asls for Trade and Family Brands Rye Flour "a e1ee
FLAX-COmlnon TO choice, sa20c
FIsH-Dry Cod, Georges s.; Mackerel, No. Mass
GRAiSTe sales are 10 800 bush at ssssa O5 for White
California; % for White Canadian 6 q for white
Southern and g. 50 for Amber Southern Sales OF 7O0
bush oats including Ohio, at 92as2tc.; Western at s2
slc and very choice at Sac and state at CSC sales Of
Corn including Unsoupd. at soc 0. Damp at sasl oS
New western HTsd at g NSt,s Ss ~ g. Very Choice do at
GUNNIEs-Cloths 10 arrive, 2lta25c currency.
HAYShppng, e0c 0tl O6 lOO, ana retail otS AT VI %
al 6O the new is the largest ever IN the market
GEMP~Manila ii1c, gold American Dressed sS6oa
ts7o Undressed. sfoat2ee italian, s37s and Russian
Clean s3l6 at35e -, -,
HAIR-RiO Grande Mixed, Ad35c f; BuenOs Ayres
Mixed, Ssa3le and Western Hog. Unwashed l0dlc.
HONEY-Cuba, 5506oc, gold, In bond, and Socr goio
iSbiao-Bengal, 81 Osasl 20; Madras, eOassc., and
Onde. 15c.d& IS.
LATHS-Eastern, %, 8 mos.
LIME-ROckland Common, 81 IS Lump, 81 20.
METAL5-Amsrican Ingot COpper-sales OF 10000 70
Detroit at 2<c from wharf $1,000 Portage Lake al 2e
and 10000 Baltimore at 23ic Pig TinIoos labs Straits
at 2lic gold and S5c currency Banca 26tc gold En-
giish 2sic gold sales of 10 tups. Pig Lead, staeic.
gold spelter 6tc, gold Pig Iron-sales OF l6o tuns
Gleugarnock ex, ship at Sal 60ds rs. Naval stores
Spirits Turpentine, 81 a5sc; Crude o. 50as4 e2 $50 n
Rosins-s3 6odSs GA for Common; 81 62td4 l2t for
Strained and No. O. and u 2Sats for MOI and PSs ana
Extra. Tar 81 15ds6.
MOLAssES-Cuba Muscovado, 84Hc.
OIL MEAL-$7 5O9e2 IS Y 100 70.
| OlLS-American Lnseed, N 35dsl 80, IN casks ana
bbls. Crude Fish Oils, 67dT0c for Mhale, ana ior
Sperm; Lard OIL s5c es Is for No NO. and falr "
Prime.
PRovIsIONs-The sales OF Pork, cash and regular are
1000 bbls Mess at s22 bs0s2 closing at w 90 essn
sales OF 90 bbs Beef at s s0dt5 for Plain hess hn9
t23VtI % for ExtTa do. Sales OF 20 psRs o5y esteo
New-York tribune., 1867-07-17
NEw-yORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY JULY ~, 1867.

Hams at Ic; Shoulders are worth looi Beies ,a, a.
1Ofc Sales OF 80 boxes City cecureu o. X bacon n ~ &
Lard al I5IS5 TO- No l. 12i ai2c for City l3 Gl3ic for
fatr ~ nrn Stay and i95 l3ic Tor Kettle Rendered
Factory, State, fancy ebed II arm DNl une 49, Ii0
daT q i5i ~, Sennon p. a 5
MeSn,. q, .ccj ~ u dl3 English Dairy, fne brn ...R aJ
Wsst pssss GOOD - 2Iai3l Son and skimmed..... GIV
New-York tribune., 1867-07-17
PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS.
FIRST BOARD.
TUESDAY, July l6-P. NJ.


There is more activity in gold, which has sold at
l40i and closes at 140s
Government stocks are steady, with moderate sales
State stocks are steady, with the exception of Mis-
souri g. which have fallen to 1924 Bank shares are
steady The share market continues active and the
recent large and rapid advance has little effect upon
speculatOrs wko argue that under the present
crop prospects and the existing abundance OF capital
prices must advance still further. For the moment
the bulls control the market and no attempt OF con-
sequence is made by the bears to put out sellers.
options few contracts in Erie at 60 days are in favor
but with this exception the bears are quiet heal
values have long since been passed on nearly the
whole list but the fact haseno effect whatever on the
multitude of speculatOrs which thrOng Broad-st
and confident that each tomorrow will bring new
buyers of stocks ready to pay an advance. The
market under frequent sales to realize profits is
Kept feversh and irregular The active stock of the
Iay WAS North West Preferred, which changed hands
IN large amounts At the Second Board the market
vas steady. After the call the market
Eas dull, with the exception OF Hudson
River which rose to 112. closing at lilsGlllt.
The market closed steady at quotations.
The following are the closing prices; New-fork
Central O69GlO6i Erie, 7li07l2; Wabash 49i bid /;
Reading, lO4l0lO4i; Michigan Southern, SOsGSot
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 93G93t; Rock Island,
H4G96a; Northwestern, 451a46; Northwestern
Preferred. 7O97Oi; Fort Wayne. 102i01o2i.
Money is abundant orcall at 496 per cent, and all
borrowers in fair credit are readily supplied. In
commercial paper special change Buyers are
very cautious. but prime bills find ready market at
6G7 and second grade at sac per cent.
Exchange is barely sustained. We quote Lon
don 90 days rOial10s do. at sight lOiallOl; Paris,
long, 5.l2i95.l19; do short 5.11!d5.OSi Antwerp,
6loI0515; Swiss. 5lsi06.l5; Hamburg, 86i0S6i
Amsterdam 41t44li; Frankfort at; Bremen, 799
79.; Berlin, 723a72i.
In Freights, lthe engagements 10 Liverpool are 100
bales Cotton at Sl6d 90 hhds. Tallow at l2s6d and
7.oOo bush Corn on private terms and, per steamer,
200 bales Cotton ct 3i0d, so tcs Lard aud 80 boxes
Bacon at 25e To London per steamer, $500 boxes
Cheese at Ss $50 tcs Beef at os, and 50 bbls Pork
at 4s6d To Glasgow, per steamer, 1900 bush, Corn
at Sd. and 1900 boxes Cheese at S5s. To Antwerp,
per steamer, 125 bales Wool at 3d., 100 hhds. Vir-
ginia Tobacco at 25s To Rotterdam, 800 bbls Rosin
at 2s.6d. An Italian brig, to direct italian port,
with 400 hhds. Tobacco at 2Ss.6d
The transactions at the sub-Treasury to-day were
Receipts for Customs ts54.0o0 Receipts for Gold
Notes. $4,000; Total Receipts, t2,SS2,02l AZ; Total
Psyments, ti,O947l7 46 Balance, $lSo, ,6lO A.
The exports exclusive Of specie, from the Port Of
New-York tribune., 1867-07-17
For Bank stocks we note the following quotations

the discovery of this country it is estimated that gold
had been taken from the surface and mined to the
amount of s. OO0OOO from that date TO the close
of 1872 g. OOO to 1860 Russia adds $746 600
and California and Australia $2OOoOO,0O more.
The annual average product Of gold at the commence
ment of the Christian is estimated 100000; at
the discovery Of America this product had dimin-
ished to 100000 in 1900 it had increased to $20OOOoo
in 100 to S50OOOO in 1900 to $l5o0O000 in 1S4S to
in 1850 to OOO in 1853 to s36oOOo oo
There was subsequent falling off, so that in 1850
the product was only t2lO,OOO,OOO The average an
nual loss by the wear of coin is estimated at one
tenth of one per cent the loss by consumption in the
arts and by fire and shipwreck is calculated at from
Al 100000 to 100000 per year.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-17

recent Government call for about 200 bbs Beans, on
of an already scant supply has caused more inquiry am
prices higher. Some prime mediums hand- -pleked
have been sold at 81 40 and even - 90, while " 10 wer
maid for q few choice MarTOws We quote:
Me5am hand picked O0G 25 picked sernd y bus4 25a
asa T5 Inferior 25d
New-York tribune., 1867-07-17
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
srvYosS, Jsy u, 1867
THE CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY
rsv YoEs, Jsly ~, 1867

HAS THIS DAY DECLARED THB FOLLOWING DIVIDENDS:
I. SCRIP DIVIDEND OF THIRTY-THREE
AND ONE-THIRD PER CENT TO IT'S Gus
TONERS UPON THR PREMIUMS EARNED DURING THE YEAR
ENDING Isr INST ON ALL POLICIES BsTITLISe THE HOLD
ERs THEREOF TO PARTICIPATE IN THB PROFITS OF TBR
CoMPASps BUSINESS, AND SCRIP WILL BIZ ISSUED TO
THEM ON THE sorH OF SEPTEMBER PoR THB AMOUNTS TO
WHICH THEY ARB RESPECTIVELY ENTITLED.
Q. AN INTEREST DIVIDEND OF SIX PER CENT,
IN CASH, on THE OUTSTANDING SCRIP OF 1861 90 o. IS
AND &C. PAYABLE SEPT. % NEXT
8. A REDEMPTION DIVIDEND FOR THB PAYMENT IN PULL
oP THE SCRIP ISSUED IN 1861, WITH SIX PER CENT
INTEREST THEREON, PAYABLE ON THE srH DAY OF AUGUST
NEXT.
4. A sEMI-ANHUAL CASH DIVIDEND OF SEVEN PER
CENT, PAYABLE TO THR STOCKHOLDERS ON THEIR
LEGAL REPRESENTATIVES, ON AND ATTER MONDAY.
CYRUS PECK,
New-York tribune., 1867-07-17
Sinantial.

oyuoE MHKoHASrs uSoS RxPRkmCo,l
No, ss and 3sT Brosdwsy, EEw.ioRK, June @ 1857
V,HE TRANSFER BOOKS of the MER-
/ IN IsTs, Union EXPRESS COMPANY are.TIIn DAY re-
for The traner which all calls and dus
have been paid :, y hsAtf steretary.
NTERCHANTS' UNION EXPRESS STOCK,
wi WV Work AND NEWFOUNDLAND TELEGRAPH STOCK
HuDsoS Co tE jJ BONDS JERSEY CITY BONDS, Ne, ke
sTrgs Royhs Ard a, WESTERN SECURITIES not usually sold
A.. wanted and for Apply GEORGE DUNBAR
No WsIst Broker IN TsegrsPk kIPrsH and hseslsnsOss
New-York tribune., 1867-07-17
sUNDRITq.
prcEJpTs OF PRODUCE

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
JULr is-iA3 bbls Flour l277 bbls Whisky, l79 bbls
Corn Meal b62 sacks Corn Meal s629 bush Wheat 42902
hvsh Corn 7i25 bush. Oats l06 bush. Malt "a pkgs
Ases b9 pRgs Beef i2o pkgs Cut Meats LAC pkgs Lard
2sst bbs Petroleum, ALTO pkgs Butter, 6os7 pkgs
Cheese, 625 bbs. Egge.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-17
CONTINENTAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
NO IO2 BROADWAY YEw-YoRX,
STATEMENT oP JULY !, 1867

STATEMENT oP JULY !, 1867
CASH CAPITAL................ ,0O0 Do
CASH ASSETS. ,673,7fl -
n the estimated the basis Of her
cost Of their market value 10 the sateneot made 70 the
Department January the latter estimate nslg them
about 100 600 more the above statement
New-York tribune., 1867-07-17
TUB CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY

nsures against and damage By b all iOds Of buildings ne
han RENTS LEASES household furniture farm property Including
stock nsarable property rasoabb rates Of Pre's~
on the PARTICIPATING PLAS dividing three ubs Of The profits to m
customers in scrip bearing cent recenaos
accordance with the provisions Of s
Charter
The scrip Of Company from 1851 10 1861 beng re-
deemed IN essh.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-17

PETRoLEUM-C Crude 13i aIs.c In bulk, and lsl lGlsc: &c
In bbls Refined, In bond, 26G26tc for l. g.; ZGZtc ioi
do. 10 W: 2sa28tc. for r. do, and 29G30c Tor o. W.
RICE-CarOina, ia al l2tc. RangOon, " 4ggtc; -, ,oz
sUGARS-Raw, fll6l2c. for fair 10 good kehlne
l3c for fair choice Grocery Cuba l2dlS!c hs
rate for Clarified st. CroiX, l2idl3tci Renned lc io
powdered, granuated and crushed. 60. -,
sALTPETER-Crude, sic.; Refined, lbej Nuae Vi
Soda. 41c, gold.
sALT-fiverpOo Fine (Ashton's), q co, geld. ,,,
sEEDS-TimOthy s. 25aS3 Jo Clover lt I nyTs
Flax s. 250$3 80 bush; Calcutta Lnseed, " o" soiu
STEARIN-l2ic.; Grease, 81 aloe,
SHOT-Drop lOlo; Buck, llbc
SOAP-Castile, l8d1stc, currency.
TALLOW-City, III dlltc, cash. .-,,.. 7 ,,h,
TOBACCO-We quote, In currency, as IolloWs. IaehV e
Leaf Iugs at Ia5sc; Common at 5l06tc; Medium at
&c Good at 9sa12c; Fine at 123Gl3c, ana Selectohs
IIa15e Heavy Western and Clarksvle Lugs, 6tc6tc.;
Common al 7ds4c Medium, 96l1Ac; Good, II 2Gloei flhe
l6aIse and Selections, l9G20c .,,
WOOi-Manufacturers still operate very cautiously,
and purchase such lots only as VIII supply ther iIne
diae wants The closing quotations are as iOlows Does
tic Feeces at 40dl5c for Native and onef0urth mef0
l504So for onebaf and threequarters do 6Oaooe ior
fulblood Merno, and 55d65c. for Saxony Fleeee sV@
95c for Mob Pulled 38G45c for Superhne d0 ana 490oVc
for Extra do; lSq2Se. for common Unwashed CanIora
24a9Oc for Fine do 1890 for Texas, and American
Combing at 5O666c We quote foreign as foiows soth
American for Common washed 32 G42c Ior On
washed MestiZa and Merino 35d4Oc. for washed Enfe
Rios 25G2Sc for Unwashed Creole, lOG4Gc ior Washed
Cordova Chlian at 24d3lc for Unwashed MestlLa anu
Merno Cape of Good Hope, S5d4Oc for Unwashed East
India S565c for Washed and African at 6s5Oc ior Oh
washed, and 30d 40c for Washed.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-17
MEATS.
VTGTTADLEs.

jackson White Potatoes are coming from Maine They
re advancing in price, and New Dyckmans. The
rst cargo Watemelons has just been received from
ayanpah GA. Green Corn from New-Jersey is also in
New-York tribune., 1867-07-17
0PARTICIPATION INSURANCE"

THB ONLY SYSTEM OP INSURANCE UNDER WHICH COM
PASYs ABILITY TO PAY ITS LOSSES KEEPS FULL
PACE WITH ITS INCREASING BUSINESS, AND CossB-
QUBNT INCREASING LIABILITY TO INCUR LOSS. WITHOUT
IMPOSING ANY LIABILITY WHATEVER UPON THB B0LDsRs
OF ITS POLICIES.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-26
THE POLISH AMNESTY.
Terms of the Czarss Pardon Cor Tnsur
rectiOn and Ofsenses.

Terms of the Cars Pardon Cor Ensur-
reetiOn and Ofsenses.
The following Russian ukase, bearing the
date of Warsaw, May 81, signed by Count
de Bern, has been published:
ellis Majesty, the Emperor has been
pleased under date 18th (29th) May, to
order
81. That all political proceedings rela-
tive to the recent instruction, to the dis
orders of which it was the cause, which are
not yet completed before the tribunals, as
also before the preliminary commissions,
should be annulled, and the accused shall
be set at liberty if they shall not have been
guilty OF ordinary crimes, such as murder,
incendiarism, etc.
"2. No fresh prosecution shall be COM
menced on account of participation in the
insurrection, and persons who may be sus-
Pected of such participation shall not be
prosecuted.
IS. Those persons, natives of the king
dom of Poland, who in consequence of the
recent political disturbances have been
sent TO different localities as an admins
tratiye measure may return to the country
if their conduct be deemed satisfactory by
the local authorities. Permission does not
extend to ecclesiastics, whose return shall
be dependent upon the personal decision
Of the Emperors Lieutenant in Poland.
a. Permission 10 return to Poland il
also granted TO persons being natives of the
Western governments, and who, by an sd
ministrative act, have been sent away from
their residences, if their conduct be certi-
fed as satisfactory by the local authorities,
and if they expressly declare their desire
to settle in the kingdom of Poland. This
permission does not extend to ecclesiastics,
who must obtain a special permission from
the Emperor's Lieutenant to return to
Poland"
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-26
Frank N, McNairy's Lands
AT CEIANCERY SALE.


TN PURSUANCE or 4DFcRFFs OF THU
i Chancery Court at Nashville, l will sell on
the premises, on
THURSDAY, HUME ~. 1857,
All the lots in the plan of the N. A. McNafry
W est Nashville lots. owned by the estate Of n
N. MeNair deceased. The following list COM
ON PORTER STRRET-Lot No. 2os. 'front.'
ing lSO feet s and running back to Grundy street;
along Men airy street Us feet to an alley.
ON BROAD STREET-Lots Nos. and s.
fronting together 100 feet. and running back 1883
feet TO an alley; Lot No. Al. fronting 100 feet
and running back US feet to an alley; Lot No.
%, fronting SO feet and running back liz feet TO
an alley; Lot Ne. 49, fronting 100 feet and run
ON MCGAV0CK STREET-Lots Mes. 80 and
81. fronting together 100 feet and running back
l69 feet to an alley; Lots Nos. 81 and 80, front
ing together ITO feet and running back 166 feet
running back l69 feet to an alley Lot No u.s.
fronting 100 feet and running back l66 feet to an
alley Lot No. l22 ironing 100 feet and running
ON DEMUMBRANE STREET-Lots Nos.
1853 and 155, fronting together 100 feet and run
ming pack l6o feet to an alley; Lot No. 1872,
fronting oO feet and running back us feet to an
alley; Lot No. 1855. fronting 100 feet and running
back l76 feet to an alley.
ON LOCUST STREET-Lots Nos. 25s and
25S, fronting together 100 feet and rnning back
lTO feet to an alley; Lots Nos u.s. 276 and 277,
fronting together $50 feet and running back 40
feet to an alley.
ON GRUMPY STREET-Lots Mes. 239 and
z4O, fronting together 100 feet and running back
to an alley And on
MIDDLE FRANKLIN TURNPIKE-Lots
Nos. S29. $50, 3Sl and 1892 forming a triangle.
with front of about $50 feet
TERMS OF SALE-Credits of six, twelve,
eighteen and twenty-four months, with interest
from the day of sale. Notes required with ap-
proved security and lien retained. Sale free
from redemption.
MORTON B. HOWELL,
june6 I'd Clerk and Master.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-26
TO THE FREEDMEN.
Good Advice From "a True Friend.
For the Union and Dispatch.

Good Advice From True Friend.
For the Union and Dispatch.
Permit me 10 inculcate a few thoughts
that may be useful and serve to direct you
in your new relation. You are now freed
men-just sprung into manhood-adopted
into the family and made citizens of the
American republic. / would have you re-
member the rock from which you were
hewn, and the axe that was laid at the root
of your thralldom. 1t was not a Radical
nor Conservative axe, but the mighty
cleayer Repnblicanism, call it black orwhite,
il matters not It's pure principles of free
government entered into the corrupt body
polite, and changed the face, form and
compilations of men and States. You are
freemen, free 10 choose and act for yourself
in all that pertains to life in all its useful
ness political and religious. Therefore, let
no one dare to make you afraid, or lead
You astray. You have had no experience
in political life, and it is natural for you
to depend upon others for advice in the
important matter of government, and the
question comes 10 every freedman ITO
whom shall 20 for advice, in whom shall
/ confide?' Ii is important that you con-
slider this matter we'll, that you may be able
TO decide wisely. Your heart asks "To
whom shall We 60, in whom shall we con-
fde /" and common sense and reason say
Go 20 them whom you have served
in former years, and conhde in
them who have fed and clothed and
cared for you, while you were in bond
age" They are your natural protectors
and your true friends. Trust to them. Go
to them as a child would so TO his father,
and be advised by them, that your first step
in your new relation may be in the path Of
peace. Listen not 20 strangers voice,
bat coniide in those.you know. President
johnson il not your Moses--yonr deliverer 7;
neither is be your oppressor, as some per
sons would make yon believe. lie has
acted his part in the great drama ofrevolu.
ton, and, compared 10 them who would
defame him, be stands as the towering
monument beside the rickety shanty. /
wish 10 direct your minds 10 the fact that
no man or party Of men gave you your
freedom. 1ou stand today the result of
conflicting parties-conAicis for place and
power. which eliminated in war, bloody
war.
Your JOY and rejoicing came through
much sorrow and weeping; through much
bloodshed and carnage. Il should have
come by peaceful means, and would have
come in due time but for corrupt hearts
and wicked spirits in high places that
would not yield TO the right.
The worlds misrule its carnage brings
| Ana nan whom mature formed for noble deeds
| Vef me green -earth, bloody mantle hings."
Last, avariees and the pride Of life, are
the true elements OF war. When these
are cherished by the people and the priest,
the world Is in arms, as il il this day.
These restless sririts are abroad In the
land, and will deyour Won II You ALLOW
l them TO control you. Iou gained vouI
freedom through their clashing; make the
best Of il, aud see 10 il that these enenie.
Of humanity poison not your hearts. Thh
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-26
BY TELBGRAPH.
LNooN pIsPArCHEs..

u
The President ASKED 80 Remove Gen.
Eherisiau Comments Of the New
York Tfmes, etc Is slsNiziA 9.
New YoRK, June 25.-The Tfibune's
New Orleans special says Gen. Steedman
teiegraphedi President Johnson to remove
General Sheridan at once. 4sass AEe
King, of the Times, in double loaded
editorial yesterday afternoon says OF Gen.
Sheridan's lester Neithsr the history OF
this republic, nor of any modern govern
meBf, affords such .aa instance Of fragrant
arrogant presumption and insulting in
subofdination and defiance by an inferior
10 superior official as this letter exhibits.
II IL not only defiant, bat insulting and
disrespectfnl, If tlecondact and language
of this remarkable 4document is sanctioned
BY any considerable portion of the American
people, the constitution of our country had
better be consigned atonee to Che flames and
eur republic delivered over to the anarchy
and chaos through which poor Mexico has
been struggling for the last forty years,
fsam The suaaeityy ahs sEBbitiesf sod susssn.
lence of military chieffains and overthrow
of the authority ofscigil law and its consfi-
tutienRl interpreters and administrators.