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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

9ew >gprt, 9. @pY., Ibrnp5. - GSefr.
McGuap6'S @or0cDen Spm %SpnnaGeno pirb
dUBerll ungunltt9 f%rtttiirt Gs perIGutet, pab
Die Clique, pel6c nan bier ttg O5inanS~
Sting" nennt, "a 5tunben pUrter rem Snbatt
mes @rttfe5 fannie unp tdraus Nlten sos,
Die tpdterr Depelbe Der u9I6crtirtcn @rrNs",
mpnah Sefr. NirGulpd, trOBcem r5 in lei,
ncr MnGt itlnot, bic einAe5p9enm g9e9aI
3rneer~9lpteS" wieocr duSSu8rben, RIGS nlht
tGum purcc, bat duf bte 86rle beute wcntg
Gmflub 9eubt. - 98alitr.. 6pnp5 naren an
Nlhmlttag lau. Die inan5ielle Gage TT
beiliafg ptt pom Spmaberp. Dds 8e9ebr
nlb DE!o ntmntt gu, Der MidrfE ptrp sebrilf'
ter, Ger Wplpmnrtt 1T i6pcr: @rciie 1341S
1865. Bombs itnO in &petulantenbanpen
mp miro Rtdlt5 Ndrin aemdCbt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-10
,nttaen e,sn. @snbham ais sbmtntRratpr

iIplWt VtN' SSHHpPNH' WV HN'"'"''''N'pt
Sn %0ttdoelpbia famten ieBte BO&e
246 SpoeSs unp 379 @eburtsf1ae 1Dr.
Mm Srnnabcnb brannie in WtlpolebDrc,
glaf., bic S@dufsls uno Sdmnncridbrtf 9Dn
Brown, Sterman tnb Wal6Gurn ab. Der
5G0ccu turfC $4,000 BttrdBcrt.
9tm GamtaA s9lbenb ltteB Dor SdncS
6pct, ~. ~, CCr Camper v@en. Medrt"
nit rem Ypn Sd0annab fpmmtnpen Danpf'
i&tfe y@lrmtrn" sNldmmen lnb !pUroct
8eipe tart bridldpt8t. pMarntcn" rerlant
mad einigen Nltnuten, rpDr0uf Der D0en.
Meaoe" Die @aTdgtere unb Wdnni6aft on
ggrb na9m, iarp6 ielblt aud 3u iinfen be-
6ann llnp pur1 Den O2adapam1" in retSa'
fen bu1ittt Brrcen muGte.
- Das ron Der Union 0edsue" In Nem>
gort beitelte GDmtte tur llnttriu6un9 her
Qn9cbltdm Haturdlil1ttpr5 : Setrugerctcn
beitebt aus rem So. Dodge, 0reeieN, @rtn~
neQ, sherman, 9atleY, Atpterts urp @bYte,
unp mtrp beute feline SRdtiettit ~BtDtnnen,
Der BRIT. Gampfer Gina" gpn ST.
Srrpcpt "a, 2urrn5tpipn 25. Stt., S1ltfar
5. Nps., nit 3S7 @~dda9tcren, 1T Spnnta9
III Ntn. gUrf rtn9ctrpftn.
- Sn Rtp . gprf famtn spri9s @cGe
1886 Ipre5e, 397 0tburt5 unr 1914 Ser
ebeliAm9s = Safe 0pr. 9t3;ritn wuroen
255 ertbeilt. Der Grpprt bttrup So, 12l, 1897
unO $264,829 Gpntartrn ; Der Support
SO, SG3 3ll.
- Der 8tte- gpuScrteur Srn9leu Braun,
iftpcta Sat an bic $plt3ttbebbrpe epn Ct.
Spbn65 ntrufttpnen erlaIe1, I'm rur6 aIre
rlfunilte Detectives rem &tnper. 8aub ppn
Drills crfDrl6m 5u ldiItn, unp o0ribrr Der
@enerat- Nesierun0 9ertdt St eritatten.
- Sn Nu9ultd, Me., putbetC AM Spnt>
td9e teftiBer Sbnteturn1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-10

Our mpraenbm Grn8rc6, SiBuns bilrften
fih taunt aDusenR &erEeh IN bcteen S1u~
fern perldmmeln.
Getr. RcGul96 emumtte bcute ncuer-
htn9s 5 9aNerbnuSSerpalter UNI 9 2Itdler
fir 8entadY, Sbio, NttlDurt uno SatNDts.
9ls 8rtegs9erldt i'm DrNjcifi oe5 Gen.
Oper Bat ii6 beute Seriammelt,
8uncesleuer . Gtmabme kette $780,
929.36.
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faner purte entihteren, baB bic republifant'
fhe 9drtet in ben fDnntenben Mablen 9e9en
cine WDndrdte ntmnten iperbe.
Gen. Brim bdt an bic Wtlttdr> 81 rtrtart"
banfcn Gin Girfular %erlaIrn, TT tpeldert er
tbncn Al Semitic ftbrt, pab es nidt iGtf-
lt0 Tt, wem Sclpaten an pcltttfdet Ser
iNmwllln9cn tbetlnebhten.
Qgnpbn, s. NpSbr. - Depefhen So1t
Stdlten melpen, bab bic pdpltlide 9lrntte IN
fSp(9e per tlgli6 portpmmenpen 5ablretGen
Gelerttpnen INNER meHr unp mebr 5ul1mmen
l6mtl;t.
SputbumPtpn I. pS.-DaSDampfe
f6if ,@Qcmarnia" pom Ncip' yort fam ReUte
nib INN 9 nRr bier an.
GrncIte &abtIbcritte all8 GnrOpd.
lpntpn, 9. NpB.-Ndh beutt9cn De-
pefGen 1T In 9'pltn, unp ndmentil6 in @pl-
byaenten, eth Muftanp au89ebrpGen.
gcRh 8. NDS. - Die 8eratbun9en ber
frdusDliIb luppeutIhen Gtienbdbn>G pnferen5
ltnp 9el6tp1en unO bic Gct9aten idrtmtltf
oboerett. - Sm llnterbnuie bes ð5ta9eS
lit bic Civil @rp3eb Srrnun9 an9enommsn
ipprpen.
Gpnfdntinpbet, 9. Mpp.-0te &e>
gierun9 bat NIT per DScctete 8enerdle" Elm
Anteben ppu 5000, 900 9f. ct. gu 9 9rp5.
alf Amortization 1bBeihlp6en.--&tattl gen
Bat eeu @eianptlhaftappften in gSten erbat-
ten. tSdnp9 9e9 wurpe gum Mtnitter Der
groufs ern1nnt.
8rnprSunt, Q. HpS.--Ods dntedence
Ttsber, nelGes Spr taum 2 Wpndten Ser>
iAwurcen mar, lit wleper aussebrpAen.
@pna>8pn9, tber 2pnppn, 8. RoYbr,
-@tus Sapan pirp 9enelpet, paB bic Aiorp-
Martei rem 9tpmp Mia CANA gum @e9en>
Witabp rrrdbitr. Siacca wurpe sum SIM
pprtEafen crflart.
IA embeimtlde Gbriiten purren suI mebr>
JGDrtaer 3p0n98arbctt prrurtBeilt.
ct. petersburg, Q. Ncpkr.-Sbtr
Mdlt, Der ltearethe Gmtr BON ,&dbul, Bat in
&anrablr bic ruiifhen @efdnoten empfan,
gen. Die ruliii4en Gruppsn babtn Garfbi
btieet.
, GurppdiIbc 6anOet8bcri6te.
GDntpn unb Ftperppol, 0. gtppbr. Grn'
icli 9i% fur Ssitts.-9 Der. e.: 5.20tr 7a%.- atIan'
ts .! gns @ re- gesl'r ma 80 T. s1iss"ts a. Z s4 erif 2s =
retb redt. 9A, pei6 calf. 1913 S6-ldIB 5H Sd -
SAFER ga S6-pbttlidwsinef etlt 81 Sd : Nelittprr
8Sls Sr-sle.damen So S6-Mebl27 e6- S6ntalj
So 5t-8aNmpUne fia; 9trfaafe 10000 galsn LIP.
tauas 1l16, Srledtt 11% St-&iie 81 SG-1srytpttr
27]l cd.
5ranffuEt d. a., 0. Nppcmber. - Ser. st.
5.2)et 7Si6.
9NrtS, .. glUs. SRrIe feRer; 8enttr FOX 8r.
Ser. 81. 5.2Oer TX.
Sampurg, 0. YSpenb,r. - Der, Staaten 5. 2Oer
7oA.
Imfertam 0. gpptr. - Der. St. s. 2Otr fel
iu16I.
SGpre, 0, Npvcmbtr. Saun,mpGc fau tres
~prttnaire 1919 6r5.
WntwrrPcn, o. Iop. stetn5l SO 8rs. SIR.
10 b. @r.
Savanna via Qpnbrn 0. Ncs. -Gserrnpte rnper.
inSsrt.-3ufer, Nr. 1912 iu 74-Sh Rufeppaep
fei TX R.-6rldtcn rnpsriueert.
Sputbd IN ptpr, O.. glppbr. - Siiattran dftis
800 nh. ST., sum Grpert ftart %tesehrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-10
SSNnO Nelp hnuna.

attdnta @a., 9. MOp.-8puY. Bull
lpf Bat etne @rptIauatton erlaftn, ppburd
auf rie Gtnltefrruu9 unb lleberiabruns Der
@eripn Drer YeriDnen, Die zen SOB res BET
benz @abl~& Il III au9ultd, @a., 9etbpteteh
9MerlT5 BON Iihmpnp Counts, hilbert @.
IuFftr, Derlhulbet tat pper baben, cine Be-
lpbnuud RON $4,000 ~dltsaeGett fpirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-10

New>gDrf, 9. NUS.-Bm. Samiipn,
Gin Hetarnter SAmuiPtcltr, Rarb Hcute frlD,
80 Sabre alt.
9tttsbWrM o. Npp.- Iafn 8ran,er,
80nauier, ppn rer Sirnt1 8rdmcr & 80bm,
itlrb heule IN TDlae eincs SAlaA1nfRts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-10
Giirmhnhn.Ntnfnn

9uffdlp, M.ryu Q. Nipp. - Der nad'
QpGpprt abncfaGrcne 9aifa9icr : Srain Spn
Beutc 6rl0 6 llbr ent1leti'te cine Metle bpm
s0bnQpfc mtfernt, mrGm CT rtn @aar Bug
Yferpr ubGrfuDr. Is mtitdnp fem bcpcuteRs
DIR GInbEn unb nurre Micnanb perlekt.
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,,MarDlanb Snititnte."

vDtt lSelF errettht t1f Gabf T. 1a9fel btf
geitert.
Der le ! tie Sag Der @usfeauns ii an
gebrphen; muir beute NOD unp hann IL Mtp>
nate lan9 nidt mebr finp al bic Ytelen 1000
SerrliAteitsn int nMaiYlanp>J nititute" at
ieben, Yrpf. GaYt. Winter'S reisenbe @ieeen
81 bDren; uno barum ipate Sebe UNI Seper,
Der unb bent es mDsliG, nod piee leste Sc
ls9ensett paSu ersreifen.
MSse bies y9(pis au eecteur" ni6t unse-
kNrt bPrkdffpnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-10

BtImtnBtpn Del, 8. Nppbr. -Die
pberite gpBe Der DSptbtas : 9ttttcr", bettetenb
aus Dejc8aten prr @rpB '2p9en BON getp>
gorf, Stnnialpanten, DeIapart, Nep' Ser
icy, Mm9lanb, Gtrstnten, Gpuiitand, Sc
bra5fa unp aus rem Gttrifte Gplumbia, Ser
iNmnlclte it6 bri1tc Srltb untcr 8prliB hes
pberilen &duslerS, Gum. 9tcap spn Neps
Series, sur Sabresitgun9 al9ter. Die Ser
ianmIung tptrp meBrere Sage WGRren llnp in
rerielt Zen ippGbl paS SreenS'& ttual ersdn3t,
ais etre itrue GpnltttNtipn drt9enpmmen tper>
ben. Der Srben 5dBit IN pbbenQnnten Staa-
ten ibCr 40, 1000 Mitalteeer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-10

Gplu Via, 8. Wppbr ,-9faN bier etlti
9ctrpftncn amtlthen gtriGrn ipa Der
Staat 2500-300O ct, bempfratiihe Nas
ioritGt acNeben bdtcn. Die Gbartelpner
yD1iIp Niew5" bcDduptet easr0en, ba5 iiG
cine republtfmtiAe MdiorItGt ppn 5000 ct.
berau8lene, mas felt BENT ppfigenStprit etnem
petnOtrattiafn Weptnne 9pn $500 olet0.
fame.
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(. GmannelS- &irden-W usiteaung.

Die geItern, Msontas, in Der China 1an~,
SIR. SAB, Weit-8 llttmpreitr., bespnnene
Auefeauns gu @uniten Der Dieiigei Emd,
nuets- 3irdbe erfreute tb zines redf lebbaften
eeinhes uno bies beretti9t cube. Sofnuna,
Dap bas perantaltenSe Gpmlte bantt fetnen
3pef erreiden peree. @tr bpfen, bab eas
Subltfum IN lpbensipertber Grnfcauen, aud
rerlsr bent unternebrten feline uRtertasuna
az 2asA Rsfbsn laftn Rtrp,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-10
Nnldnpiidlr Mfnrttberihtt,

Da5 Bplo'2l9ip.
Wep'Srrf, .. 3pp,mter. 9spti8e S6ItBn
LuLnh ILLA
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SelcgrapDiid)e Sepciden.

cgsrtaet fur rem rcsutftn GorrsPraseatea." y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-10

\ VtN %oo ~ FNFNtSbtSf wv
Brittle, einen aantm ill,b elm Stiif Yapier,
tpcrduf itanp, bay Der 8erItorbene cine llbr
tinem lbrma1er an @ratttrabe iiberseben
BAT.
8effe1>Grptplton.- Geftern frib
fur; nab 8 llbr Warb Seuerfdrm serne6m-
bar. ion ~peranlabte bas Yerlten eines Dampf-
feGsls in benz Mutern> unp Sbit. Gtnmahe>
GtablilIement bon &c. Stpmas & S1tnelt
auf Der Gde her 0ertnstpn> unb @rditr. Sas
@eblute blieb uapericbrt. @ebrere Der pd<
rim belhdftt9ten Wdpden ipranaen I'M er-
ten SGreden aus benz Seniter unb falnen
nit etntgen S1ranalea an &nie'n unp
9Glben BACON.
Gtnen iungen9drtn tint @ewidte bon
100 Yillap erlegte ant Spnnabenpe Mprgan
Mtler na6e ietner Sefpnpmie bel Sbarps-
burg III WllbtnStpn Co., Mb. DaS SITTER
9ebDrte Slr ihtpar5ea Scrte.
SGlf6 9. = S. y. Grea9er, CT.
SDrperunss-M9ent, tcarb eeiftrn ppm Hih>
ter Bride unter Ger MnihufoisunA ben Sra
men Der Sirnta .. 9. &eefer & Comp. auf
elmer fdIigen Hednrns bon 800 sefdllhi
su baben, perb5rt nnp fhlieblth benz Gri.
minal. gerfabrea iiberantrportet.
Gtnbruh. : Gbarfes Durham unb
Gben Gpttman, Sarbise, befinpen fi6 felt
9eitern IN 6rtrnital. llnteriu6uns; man Be-
5lftist Ie, Samitag Nadt II pern Saben
BON Srancis 8trf in Nr. SIG, YennfY1Yanta-
apenue, mittelt Ginbruhcs fur $500 spirit
tIpien unp Wtin 9eraubt gu baben.
Gpr 8unbes-G 0 m mtffdrYrppfs
ifdnc getern Der neulih fpeatn seriudter Be-
fhpinpeluns Der 0Sarmers' une Merhants'
Waiipndlbanf" auf Der Gde Der Scutt> unp
2cmbarbtrabe Durh 9efdtfdte Anpetiungen
perbaftste 8pbneY 81. Sanfcrp untef Der
neuen Slnfla9c, clue Mntpeifua8 duf ben
YuapeS-D spplitdr III Baltimore, 4ollsptae
ppsr @afbinstpa IN. tfr Abf4t Pts Nesis.
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gpwie.
Spl9enbe 9alttmprer erbielten
huf Der ilnsit gu Stauntcn absebaftenen
larepirtbf6aftli4en @ustelun9 unp Gbter>
tbau bon Iu9uta Counts, 8a., Yrdmten:
). $. Wtlfinipn fir abbanplunsen iiber
unttrsrunp. SFisen, 8erbsGeruns unb Dan>
gen unfru6tbdrsn gpbens, Strdbenbdu, Be-
raten, SeipGierun9, &niammeln, Grpalten
uno MntptnSunS BON Stdll- unp anberen
Oun9erdrten u. {. ~. bic erite; Clinton &
ganptte fur cine @etier-W taidtne bic sweite;
U. Wbttntdr & Spbne fur bic Sell> unp
Sadlell6ncipe~ MaIdine NIT gferbefrdft bic
erie; Sinclair q Comp. fir bttto bic swttte,
FUR Ditto gum Sanbbetriebe bic ertc, fir ben
beiten 3ermdlmcr BON Watstenaeln bic er(te,
FUR ben belten Maisentbulier NIT 5anhtetrieb
pte erlte, fir einen 8leeldamru. Gtnlamntsr
pc critic FUR cine 9ssabHte 8al,e bic erte,
t1r'S bette SGienjph bic erite, fir bic srpett>
eelte Mtpfelpeta>% reTe pie speite, fir ben
itpettbeilen Satent> Drummer bic stpette, fir
zen befeh &raser bic erfe; s. Wpnt0cmerD
tar bic bette Wat3eniApinse v9Dtpmrttpe"
bic crlte; Slabe & Comp. fur bic afytitbelte
pttto nDttie" bic Sfpeite, fur ben beten Wais>
tnteuller burh 9ferpefraft bic erite, fir ben
aipeitbeitrn Seure6en bic a,pette; 6. @bttman
d Sohne fur ben Stp.ttbelten M~dissntbulltr
ourh 9anpbrtrteb bic atpeite; S. 81. Grit.
ftb 81 gpmp. fir bGS bette Stu.@pannfeil
pie apette 9rGmte. Niitn,enc erfpdbnt pur-
cen bic Si9elbppet> . Iuge Son %. u. 9urft
aus Stallntp, unb BON Wbttman s. SD9nen
aus Baltimore.
Ote lebtn89rpbe Statues es YER
ltprbeten Gr'8unpes> Senatprs line Gr>gpu>
S%erl1elrs 9tds, bic Dor etipa etnem Sabre
pol1 pent etneS la%dsenspertben &ufsS ais
9llebauer iih erfreuenben alnitler Srn. s..
DIV Setntns pabttr at Nprb.g barlesfr.
ppaenpet rpuree. itebt lest auf 9tds' G,rabe
N peirt Sriepbpfe 3u Cambridge, Oprheter
County, Wb. ole jtelt ben Gpuperreur 1T
aufrehter Saltun9 bar, pie er pas St.uer.
ruper oes alttn StdatslAifes tenft; beS MO.
perret gpltilnS Gden rnp Haubbeiten linb
purh etren iiber BITE ltnfe Shulter aepcrfes
ten Mantel siidlih benz 9(use entspsen.
Die Statue 9tbt ben 0eritDrbentn tn @efalt
unp 3t9en tdui6eno dbnlih tpieber ;cte Con-
furen ltac matftrt, aber etnnebmenp. Dem
&lnltler ltane MIR Elm 9tdtbtlp Az 0sbpte,
mad oent er bic 3lae meibette. 0as VpRa.
nnent auf ipelhem bic 8tlpldule ru6t, be-
ltset aus isaa ypn slasm iHPnra 8arnies
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HAVE JUST RECEIVED
1000 Sacks Coffee,
50 Sacks Java,
so sacks Laguyra,
20 Hhds. 5ugar,
% Bbls. Crushed DO,
I20 Bbls Coffee do, A and 3.
$50 Boxes Star Candles,
$50 Gases Oysters and Bs,
100 Gases Fresh Peaches.
90 Csses fresh Tomatoes,
IS Boxes Tobacco, various brands,
100 Boxes Proctor CANDLES Soap
300 Boxes hOsin Soap,
20 Boxes Fancy Toilet Soap,
lJB Bags Allspice,
10 Bags Pspps..
80 Boxes Ground do
- Boxes Ground Spice,
% Boxes Ground Ginger,
70 Boxes Starch,
IS Boxes Clothes rins,
10 bbs. Jute Twius,
10 Bis. Paper Twns,
30 Bbis. Macksrel, I, 2 aud 8
l25 = Bbls. Macksrei, /, = aud s.,
70 Kits Macksrsi, ], z and 3,
% Dozen WashbOards,
IS Dozen Buckets
% Boxes Factory Cheese
~ Boxes Imperial GunpOwdor and Black Tsas,
q BbB Butler's Backing,
81 BoEes Biusinz,
l50 BBls.. various brands, Liquors,
90 bbls Cider Vinegar,
- Bbls. Grape YfgsEar,
q bus Wood, ~ esks & o.. .'s syrup.
IS Dozsa Fins Brooms,
20 keaEis wrapping Paper, Esck CITY Mills,
KafnH Figs, Peanuts, azi Nets Almonds Percussion
Caps Matches Cigars fine Cur Totacc0 snokng Tobacco
and various Other articles IN tbs Gr0ecy line, al 0f which
propose ~ sell CHEAP 70 IHE TEADz.
WEAKLEY YARBROUGH,
No. North College street,
nov o-u Nashville, Tenn.
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cause or probable excuse Slavery was alike the
origin Of the "Methodisi Episcopal Church, South"
and The late rebellion. II was tie basis on which
that Church was founded and also ths exclusive
cause Of the war 70 destroy the Unien.
4 The sO-called Southern Mslhoiist Chueh was
potent ally yea, hand-nail OF ho rebellion 1t
exerted powerful influence in maturing the re-
belion, precipitat.ag Wa apou, und conducting il
against The Uuio- flecdom This pretended
Church, and The rsaHioa, Vere conceived by
slavery progressed b. ina -caees Of slavery, and
their claims 10 public confidence and consideration
rest upon The risha ol slavery; each having pre-
cisely the same foanes-iau IT, throw the srgu-
Hlent into sylosistic form, sagery created eThe
Methodist Episcopal Church souta p this Chureh
a. 40 Instrument Of slavery encouraged treason !;
and treason developed toe rebellion; the rebellion
abolished slavery and therefore, every reason,
nay, the sole foundation, for the existence Of the
said Church, and the cause of the rebellion, hss
ceased to have any being snd 10 adhere to this
Church now, is 70 still cherish the principles Of the
rebellion There is not, nor can there be any rea-
son for retaining this Church organization, with
the word "Soaatb tackled after Church. except
it be "a lingering respect ior the rebellion that
eliminated through the treason Of slavery Yet,
we find men who declare they are loyal to the gov
eminent as now re-estsblished clinging to this
Church with the zeal Of the High Priests Of old
prosecuting all who do not desire to maintain a
Shareholders church, after slavery Is dead with the
vehemence Of Saul on bis journey to Taisus
They assnme 70 be modern Gamalers, snd demand
that all should pause at their feet and learn the
true precepts Of religion This Church having
originated through political qaestion-they hav-
ing turned their pulpits into political rostrums, TO
discuss and defend that queston--and the question
having been disposed Of peaceahly and by force
they still insult their cooquerors By adhering e.
and pressing that question on the people, with the
epithet "South" appended to the name of their
church. in imitation of the inscription TO THE M
knOaOn GOd" denounced by Paal to the people Of
"Mars Hill" And these are the men who talk
about belonging to "a nOn-politieal ChurcbDs May
might IT not be said,
''sinos well Instructed in the patriot school
To rail st party, though party tool 3"
there ministers evince the imPudsnos Of Satan
II not be said of such characters
"Ths breath Of ono OF svrl decd
Pollutss onr sacred day ~
Do they not present the appearance Of
"a wretch. At whose approach abhorrsd
Recos each holy thingi"
Let their conduct answer.
The writer is aware that teutology meyer sounds |
pleasing 10 the ear but It is unavoidable 10 discuss
ing question involved in SO small compass as
The one herein presented. With this apology, the
argument is submitted, with the additional re-
mark that this paper is not intended any part Of
or In any way 10 affect The personal controversies
M 2
nessee. respectfully, &C.
HUME.
April 18th, 1868 /
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NOTICE Do CLERKs.

THE THIRD VOLUME OF COLD
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am, sir, very respectfully yours


This unexpected bomb-shell caused the greatest
furry among the counsel for defence, and Mr.. Cur
tis made disordered effort to object but the ai-
tempt failed and the letter went on hle among the
proofs After the further testimony by Mr.. Creecy,
that Secretary McCulioch upon the receipt Of this
notification from The President had distributed it
among the chief officers Of the Treasury who dealt
with the War Department the prosecution closed
their case. The defence, who were evidently much
demoralized by the days proceedings, then asked,
through Mr.. Curtis, fo= postponenens anti Thurs
day Of this week, in order that they might have
three days 10 work at their opening and 70 arrange
their proofs. This request was accooed to without
a dissenting voice.
The case Of the prosecution being thus completed,
with the exception of some documentary evidence
which the managers have reserved the right to IN
troduce) every reader Of intelligence viii be able 10
form an opinion for himself as 10 how Judgment
should be rendered. The charges of tholndictment nt
are in effect follows. First the wilful violation
by the President Of the tenurcofCfhcc Gci through
The attompt 10 remove Secretary Stanton and put
Lorenzo Thomas 10 bis place second BIS cudeavor
70 bribe army officers with offers af promotion To-
support him In his unlawful purposes: and third,
his repeated attempts 30 ncitc resistance 10 The law
ful authority Of Congress hy zedtCas and indecent
speeches and writing denying its authority The
President replies % Che Grt of these charges that
he did not remove Mr Staaton under the tenure
act and had never recognized It; that his ovortures
70 high military officers, aud especially % General
Fmorv we're without other sim than The eEitimate
performance Of bis dutios and thai the language
charged against him in his speeches Vhs made in
his individual capacity and under me constitutional
privilege Of free speech. Lei us zee 90" lne-e an
swers tally with the proofs,
We arst ana the President endeavoring y sut-
r,una himself with military strength uAaef hls
own pafronage BY Offering hish Dreyea ane : , iAeN
military departuent 10 Lieutenant gebefA. eesf'
msn and 70 General George H. lhomss nAs'NA
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In pursuaace or hs Foregoing order o. sais ~.
% seh the property thersh deserbedf -
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STOP THE MAN!
200 DOLLARS REWARD!!
r WILL GIVE 5000 FOR THE APPRE-

WILL GIVE $500 FOR THE APPRE-
4 HENSIoN and delivery OF ISAAC MIZE who soped
from my residence IL miles north OF Wsd0wee Randolph
county Alabama the Btb II February last decoying with
him my WIFE, Mary Jordan who left my bed and board
without any kRowb Said Isaac
Mizs besides deeoyiDg OF nay wife, appropriated my
Tor considerable He is about % years age,
feet high blue light hs fair complexion, having quite
me head Of hair his lips e and mouth generally opened
de s frequently ughing epd is 70 agree with
having liked ideas Of his Said Mize private
ia Company E. LIST Regimsntof Alabama Cavalry, Federal
roops from which he holds Certificate honorable dis
charge, OF which he frequently boasts will give $500
his apprehension, win give liberal reward for any in
formation that viii lead to his whereabouts.
Ny wife, Mary E. Jordan is about 80 years age about
feet inches high, blue eyes, light hair fair complexion,
front teeth deeayed aud considerable her neck
caused by rising Her general appearance that of high
toned lady She weighs about 60 pounds Any information
relative TO her viii bO thankfully received ard the informant
iberay rewarded. Ali uncat be addressed
to the undersigned at Wedowee, Alabama
s. E. JORDAN
march 25-lm Sheriff Of Randolph County Ala.
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Wood or Coal,
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