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Nashville and Chattanooga
r A L LR O A ID
Change Of Time.

- PASSENGER TRAINS WILL LEAVE
- Nashville daily, as follows:
DaY Train u 10 = ~ :
Might =. w.
Maxim direct connection at Chattanooga with
the w estsrn and Atlantic Railroad Tor Atlanta'
Macon Columbus. West Point. Augusta "a
Vannah and Albany. Georgia; EutaulA. Mont
gOmsry and Mobile, Alabama Charleston and
Colnmbia South Carolina Wilmington. Char-
Iotte and Raleigh. North Carolina. and inter
mediate points.
AT Savannah passengers have choice Of water
or rail route ia Florida.
PASSENGERS FOR
Knoxville Bristol, Lynehburg, Pc
fersburg, Richmond, NOrfOik,
washington CITY. kslti-
more Philadelphia and New fofA'
will make direct connections by taking the Sd
P. N, Train out Of Nashville.
THIS - THE SHORT ROUTE
10 Washington City, Baltimore. Philadelphia
and New York
FARE AS LOW AS ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Baggage Checked Through.
Palace sleeping Cars on all Night TraiRs.
sHFLBYTILLR Accommodations
Leaves Nashville--........---.-- ..-l:50 = ~.
Leaves WartT a "
Arrives at Nashyiile----..--....-... A. NJ
Passengers for MeMinnville and Manchester.
Winchester and Alabama or Jasper Branch
Railroads will take the Day Train out Of Nash
vile. J. ". EHOMA%
w L. DANLEY. Superintendent.
q. r. Agent. novl7 tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
REICH. MANLOYE & co,

Havel in stOreI and arc still receiving very
extensive and desirable stock Of Drygoods. Car
pets, ETC., which they offer low. Call and ex-
anime than. decl-tf.
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Gold made further decline yeste, 1ay.
The following are the New York quota
tons: Opened at l34i; l34a at noon
134i at I:55, and closed at l34s at P. NJ.
The rates here were 1881 buying and
1344 selling.
Government securities were quoted IN
New York yesterday as follows:
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The approximate number Of hogs packed
in the four principal western cities COM
pare5 with this date last season as follows:
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Proceedings of the Supreme Courr


NASHVILLE, Dec. II, l86S.-The court
met this day pursuant to adjournment. All
the Judges were present.
J. & o. p. Cobb Il Go. Us. VIM. Il. Wal
lace By Judge Andrews. Reversed.
II. d. Mckinney ct ais. rs. Charles L.
Davis ct ais By Judge Smith. Affirmed.
Thomas Stewart and wife rs, Samuel r.
Glenn Ell ais Revived.
The law docket of the ninth circuit was
called TO No. - and will be resumed to-
morrow morning at IL o'clock.
JESSE Ct. FRAZER, Clerk.
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The Memorial Society of Nashville beg
to inform the friends of the "Lost Cause"
of Tennessee, and in all of the Southern
States, that they have purchased upon very
liberal terms, four acres of the new Catho-
lie Cemetery, adjoining Mt. OliVet, TO re-
inter the brave and honored Confederate
soldiers, whose remains are now lying in
the commons and fields of Davidson coun-
ty. We hope all who are interested in
his cause will send their contributions TO
the Treasurer, or to either ofthe folIowingh
Committee
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CITY NOTICES.

FURs, FuRs.-Ths largest and best a.
sortmeat Of Ladies and ChiIdren's Dress
Furs ever brought to this market, cohsis:-
ing of Hudson Bay Sable, Canada Sable,
Mink, Russian Fitch, Siberian Squirrel,
River Mink, French Coney, Ermine, Wolf
and Buffalo Robes, has just bean received
and will be sold at very low prices at A.
LASDE's, 81 Public Square.
The highest prices paid for raw Furs.
Dec. 1921.
AT DEMoynLE & Co.'S, Fine Malaga
and Sherry Wines, for cooking purposes
from So 90 to 10 So 50 per gallon.
SOMETHING NICE FOR HOLIDAY PRES
ENrs.-"Dixie's Delight chewing tobacco
in FIVE pound packages-the finest tobacco
in the market. -
dec11-2w j. & L, WHoRLEY.
CHRISTIANS PREsENTs.-DeMoville Il
Co. have q fine assortment of drugs, fancy,
and toilet articles.
You can get at DeMoville & Cos, the
finest German Colognes; also, Lubin's and
Rimmeps genuine Handkerchief Extracts.
SCOTCH CAPsl Another invoice OF
those popular caps just received at Wig
gins % Cherry street. rlr
iJUsT received, by DeMoville & Co., a
fine lot of Hair Brushes, Combs, Puff
Puff Boxes and fine Toilet Soaps.
JUsr RECEIvED.-50 packages Browns
Log Cabin Tobacco, which we offer to The
trade at the lowest rates.
dec11 Nv ia L. WHoRLEY.
FoR CHRISTMAS CooKING.-A fresh lo
of Spices, Flavors, Savorings, etc, at De
Neville & Co.'S.
A BEAUTIFUL lot Of genuine Meerchauu
Pipes at DeMoville & Co.'S. Nothing car
be more acceptable present to smoker
STILL CoMINa.-Just received, a larg
stock of imported and domestic cigars, an'
all grades Of chewing and smoking Il
bacco, snuff annd pipes, which are ofiere
at the lowest rates.
| jail. WHoRLEY,
| decl1-2w No. At South Market stree
| LANDRETH's GARDEN SEEDS have bee
received by DeMoville & Co. A larg
and full assortment. Red and Whit
Onion Sets, by any quantity.
THE very best article of pure Cider Win
egar can BED bad at DsMOVille & Co.'S.
THE finest article of Brandies, Wins
and Old Corn Whisky, for medicinal PuI
poses, can be found at DeMoville q Co.'S.
l.. c. CHISHOLM. Surgeon Dslti't ID,
excellent work at No. 1881 Church strect-u
stairs, Dec2-u
" Fer sale
Old papers, suitable for wrapping, at IL
UNION AND AMERICAN office.
BEAUTIFULll Those new styles I
hats for the holidays are all the rage
Virgins, 90, Cherry street.
DEMovILLE & Co. have large lot
tn choicest brands of Cigars and Tobacco
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Nashville and Northwestern

Connecting a. Humboldt and Memphis with
Trains for Grenada. CAztOn, Jackson,
VicksDurg, New Orleans and intermedi-
ate points. ......-l .r
Memphis passenger does notrun on Sanaay-
Passengers will notice that this is the short
route to Memphis, New Orleans. Cairo, -.
Louis and the Northwest. ........ Id.
Tickets sold and baggage eheesra
through 90 all important points.
Fare ~ low a. any route.
Tickets for sale at the City Transfer ofhce.
Maxwell KuiIding Church street. and Il the
Nashville and Chattanooga Depot.
A. L. Lands.
Gen. Agent n. b n. WIZ. H.
w, DANLEY.
f3aneral Ticket Agent now "
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ERRING BUT NOBLE.-SELF HELP FOR
II young men who have erred, desire better
manhood. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, Tree
Of charge. If benefited return the postage; Ad-
dress. PHILANTHK0S. Box r., Philadelphia,
Pa sep+S-5m
Bachelors Hair Dye.-Thi splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
true and perfect Dge-barmless reliable, instan-
ta6eous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects Of bad Dies. InvigOrates the hair.
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine IS
signed william A. Bdtchs1or. All others are
mere limitations and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and PerfumeIs. Factory 81 Bar
cav street. New York, [apr2s 1y.
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LAND WARRANTS

All orders must beaccompanied by the money
or check for tho amount. Stamps will be sent
by mail or express, Us directed.
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TO Printer

We have one or two good job presses for
sale, which can be had at at bargain, by
application at the osice of the UNION AND
American
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The Confederate Dead.

DEMovILLE & Co. have large lot
tn choicest brands of Cigars and Tobaccoi
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Miss Aline Mccall.
Mrs. FELICIA &. PORTER, Chm.
Mrs. Ii. Z. BUCKNER, Treasurer.
TRUSTEES OF CEMETERY.
Gen. w B Bate, Gen. B Frank Cheat
ham, Mr. D F Carter, John KirkmaD, VIM
Evans, NJ e Cotton. nov20t
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John Wille,, tipping without license,
$40 and costs.
john Jones, larceny, bound over.
Emma Hines, assault and battery, con
timed
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FINANCE AND TRADE
NASHVILLE QUOTATIONS.

Montgomery County Bonds-.........:...:--......
East Tennessee and Virginia K. Il. ind0rsd
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-31

,.BuNKER,s AVENUE HOTEL.
W q whitefeld, New Providence, TENN
Guild, jr, BALTIMORE y A Kitches, Washing
ton; Fuller, Dsnyille, Tenn; II Tash, Md.
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ASoUTntRS ONO 10 all ahre with Republican
eathusihsm. Two brigades OF boys M.Slnet
or battalion Of cavalry, sud one OF nrsnierIt
suended the Cincinnati meeting mnsses y
l spectators on elmer hnnd, evsIy i9ot OF W
wg,,sn.e N - my INK, vSIe a ssipp,il6'
shnv ,sith IL n ~ nd vu-ri.. ifS thpt u
am brighti, tyyiukiirs - SEQ - Of tn,
h.nnsrs' and huadre,is of transp are nsiesS MI
dIsoiniine was as perfect as That ~ 4 WEB
JrIiIaI btigsJs ~ TIE amy
W. w. iIar,,,,on y,,I,rdigb,m. and
otherswere irving 10 destroy the q Government,
The people looked 10 Gen. GRANT TO prevent
them, and he did II. The man who ssyei the
nation posscsses qualities sufficient to rule u,
in The s"timStion OF all loyal I,cople, As they
r-Ns,c iork Commercial
TuE burlington tyt1 Ere, Press summarizes
the vote Of that state By counties, and CON
cIudcs that Vermont eau poll twelve thousand
more votes for John g. Page this year than II
did Last and ought to do A. Even n the Dem
ocrnts get out their ypte 10 q man. we can add
eight or nine thousand to the Republican ms
Jority OF the State. .-. : "a.
THBRE is rebellion 10 the Democratic camp
in valiandigham's district. A cire uIar signed
| by several leading Democrats has been Issued,
declaring that they will not support Rim. MIR.
vallandi CHAM was In town the other day, on
better hurry home, as salt will not save him -
| Netr York Comneretdi, .
| Is abiding to the movement toward Grant
| among loyal Democrats, the Philadelphia
Press says: Those citizens who have Il in
charge In Pennsylyania include persons Of In
auencc and renown. There Is hardly a town
ship In which voters are not TO be found 10
favor OF frant, who voted against Llncoln III
1850, and for Mcclellan In 1861"
TuE Rear CANrAtoy Dotr-NySrs yOp rup
RRPuBLIC ASs-The southern Seymour paperi
daily filed with appeals, the natural effect Of
which is the constant murder OF black and
white Unionists, who are invariably to blame
for falling victims to assassination, according
to the "Democratic" press OF the South.
A GRAND semi-politlcal and altogether rebe
masquerade ball took place at white Sulphu
Spriags on Thursday night. Over one thou
sand persons were prcsent General Lee
BeauFegard and other leaders Of the late $50
called" confederaey were the lions OF the oc
easion' ~
| A NATIONAL convention Of soldiers an,
sailors will be held Ia Philadelphia on o
abouNthe LIST Of October. All the Governor
OF the States during the war aud all the pres
ent Republican Governors are to be Inyitcd
and Generals Sherman, sheridan, rhomas
Meade, and Others are expected to be present
| GySgRt SCpHsck has been renomfp ate,
by reclamation by the Republican Convention
| OF the Ninth Congregational district Of Ohio
He will have the pleasure OF beating Vallau
I digham, the Democratic nominee, by an In
creased majority
An offer Of go TO any Democrat proourin
for the Mount Clemens lMioh.) Monitor q ma
; who would wager slO0 In at Seymour would b
| elected our next President, has been open 10
aweek, but no man has been prodneed., tn
Monitor renews the oner Tor another week.
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OFPiCE CHlEF GOMAIssARY OF SUBsIsTgkcE,l
DEPARTMENT UP WAsuIS0TuS.

OTPicE CnTr GoMAlssAEY OI srTsIsTEEcE.l
DErLRTMESI W WAsuISGTVS,
WAzHiFgTOS, u &C. August Y, la6S
SCALED proposals., IN dup AGATE, will be received
At the ghce Of Brevet Brigadier General T. Wilson,
SSvSS,u iSsph BaltimoEss Md. on THURSDAY
fkESH BEEF ...
required ut Fort McIIenTy, Nd for dix months
from october 1863 or such less time as the Com
InissHry General 81 suBSistense may direct. The
Geel to be delivered here GU the order OF the acting
MECHANICALLY o. sulsiCGce Al that place. u good
9huAmarEetahl- quality, In equal proportions Of
"to hlu I'D quarters, iaeeks, Bhanks, aud kidney
.H.i9E I" be exCludedD The necks Of the cattle
h,nushlrtri To- be cut of At the fourth Yertebral
I2'G, ~. aId Tie bTta.t trimmed down. The shapks
luIe quarters TO be cut from three to four inI be-
the kure Jyint aud u had qua rters rom 81
"SSHhl inches above the gimbrel or hook Joint
BIDDERS are requested to he pre- sent to respond to
their bids, and be prepared 10 giye bonds for III
iulnllInent VI their Contact
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly, hPropo-
sals ior freSh beef at Fort McllenTy, Nd" fbr
undefsgncd reserves the right 10 reject any bids
for good Causr. '
Conditions. requirements. payments, &c ,Se.,
As heretofore, - -
BY command ofDrl, Mai, Gen, Ed. r 5 C.qIy 90.
,, q. BELL,
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The people Of this city know very well th' t
tool OF the late rebel government, Robert
Ould, and they know also how he conducted
A!msclf as the commissioner Of the exchange
1 prisoners DURING the war, This man has
recently written letter designed Tor political
effect, aud to operate against General Grant,
md the partisan preas in the North arc uslng
this letter, CndeayOIlng thereby 10 make polit-
cal capital The meanness Of such business
Is apparent. 1t 10 stated that there is on file
"a the War Department., u letter from Ould to
'irncTal Wiudcr, In which he expresses salts.
action with the course the system OF exchange
was taking Onc paragraph in this letter Is
- follows.
The Arrangement have made works largely
IA our favor. We get raj oil - set uI miserable
wretches, and receive some at the best mate.
r!Al | ever saw"
50 our soldiers were 'Mtsvrlhlr wrc'rhc.,'
,nh the rebel prisoners the "bcst material" he
,IrI cav This speaks volumes for the treat
urEt Of pTisUnoIs IN ON hrnls, and the dread
''.orucl'lrs Of the rebel JailoTs.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-31

Tue New York EpeniHg Post prints compi
latlon Of the internal revenue receipts OF that
city since the law went into operation on the
LIST OF Oetober, lsO2, from which It appears
that New York has contributed one hundred
and thirty-three million dollars to the support
OF the Government through the seven dis.
tricts Of the city, Notwithstanding the i'm.
mense frauds on the revenue. In 1907 the re.
venue amounted to s3i $50 $50 81, and In the
year just closed to s22, 1871, l637i. This dc.
crease is accounted for by thevarious changes
In the law, and by the reduction or Nbrogati
OF specific taxes.
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A GENTLEMAN who returned to this city
from the White sulphur Springs yesterday
reports that General Rosecrans' visit there
was miserable failure and = nzzlc. The
Rebel Generals there assembled looked upon
the General as they would upon soEe news.
paper correspondent Of C. Copperhcad journal
come TO pump them to see what they might
say or do for the election of Seymour and
Blair They talked over the matter, and
laughed At the folly and gushing simplicity of
the Federal General who had come down TO
seek their aid in behalf Of the Coppcrhead
ticket on course these men endorse the elee
tlou OF Seymour and Blair, especially Blair.
They believe in Blair, and love the doctrines
OF his letter, They don't care much for Sey,
mour, because they know he can be got out OF
the way when necessary. They laugh at Rose
Grams and wonder At his stupidity.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-31

An IMPROPER RErREsgSrATivE.-If the
wash ington correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Gd=ctte tells the truth, General Rosecrans is
not aproper person to send out as minister to
Mexico. The correspondent writes;
"I.ower California Is already virtually in
the possession Of American citizens through
purchase. The company Is Large one. Gen.
cral RosecraDs himself represents company
OF capitalists very largely interested in min
eral lands along the Mexican border. Aside
from this company there are others which have
prospected the mining regions Of North Mex
leo, and which desire to operate largely there
the moment civil rule Is assured. A company
OF prominent railroad men have surveyed a
route for road southwardly from Albuquer-
Que to a poiRt near the border, thence west
warhly along the boundary to the Colorado
river, near its mouth, and on to the coast of
California. The company expects by such n
road to control all the trade OF Northwestern
Mexico As the candidate of men representing
such interests, General RUsecraus was APP
pointed by the President"
Is 1t rrorcF TO have the nation Represented IN
Mexico BY : minister WHO'S privately inter
estcd In Mexican mining speeulaions.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-31

GEN. GRANT PROM REBEL STANDPOINT
Mr.. Pollard, ofthe Richmond Examiner, and
the historian OF the "lost cause" gives the fol-
lowing account OF Gen. Grants conduct at the
surrender OF Lee. Pollard says:
Indeed, this Federal comma nder had, in the
closing scenes of the contest, behaved with n
magnaniuity and decOrum that must ever be
remembered to his credit, even by those who
disputed his reputation In other respects, and
denied his claims to great generalshiP. lie
had, with remarkable facility, accorded honor
lie did nothing to dramatize the surrender he
N AIDE no triumphal entry into Richmond; hi
Avoided all those displays OF triumph so deal
| to the Northern heart; he spared eyeryth ins
that might wound the feelings or Imply thu
humiliation Of \ vanquished foe. There wert
no indecent civilizations, no "sensstions," nc
shows; he received the surrender Of his ad
persaFy with every courteous recognition due
an honorable enemy, and conducted the closing
,ccneB with As much simpi~'tySs possibie."
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pRoP3SALs YoR BUILDING WALL ON
HIN kN2RrH FRONT OF ThE ARSENAL
WAsnINdT0S Arsenal.

WAsHiSqrOE, ID. o., August 81, 1873.
proposals Will be received at this Arsenal, on or
pet9Ig The 6h q September, at u clock, m for
bniidl1g Wall on the North front ~ the Arsenal
which can be seen at this once.
me bids must be made strictly In the manner pre-.
selpea n ihe specifications, and the time stated
liAe ,''' 49,. - INV
The right is reserved to reject any or all propo.
The proposals. will be- addressed TO the under
tlRqed, aud endorsed - Proposals for Building
wall GEO. ID. RAMSEY,
hpsIstd BTeyVt MAJ 9en'l Com
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Horrible Murder-A whole Family
."' Harmed

DETROIT, Aug. 3o.--A terrible tragedy oc.
Cured at Bell River, a small station on Great
river, In Canada. The saw and grist mills Of
Z. Van 0rdea was burned, and Van 0rdsn, his
vie, and nephew were burned. 1tissupposed
they were robbed and murdered before the
mills were fired. Another mill In the vicinity
owned by Detroit parties, was burned with
one million feet Of humber.
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south American lon
10 the UnIted States.

NEW York, August 3o.-A Panama letter
says the natives openly declare that anuexa.
ton TO the United States Is the only solution
for the Isthmus troubles.
The Peruvian Congress opened on the 2sth
OF July. Mr.. Stewards offer OF mediation with
Spain Is likely TO be accepted.
The winter In Chill has been unusually Sc
we're. Several snow slides had occurred, and
an avalanche had buried twenty-four persons
In mine, killing them all.
General Fitzpatrick was to leave on July
2yth for the United StateB
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-31

IhE internal Revenue Once has decided
tAht where one party WAS clearly authorized
10 transact business under the former Internal
KeFenuc law, and was doing business at the
Time OF the passage of the act Of July 30 1868,
and the other party was not SO authorized,
the former will be deemed to have priority, n,
within reasonable time, he takca the proper
steps to comply with the additional arrange.
ments imposed by the new act
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-31

Vermont will open the campaign ball on
Tuesday. She holds her election for State Of
hecrs on that day. Nobody questions that
this State will go Republican, rs it always has
done. Judging from the last three years, the
majority Will be from $4,000 TO %, 900. No de-
mocrat has ever expressed any hope OF carry.
Ing the state. On the other hand, disInter.
ested parties express tho opinion that the
Republican majority In the Green Mountain
state will be greater than was ever given
heretofore at a sharply contested election.
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scnn,nr Mil,on..Nneseh.


senator Wilson's speech man In bangor
last week must be acknowledged TO be the
great speech thus far Of the campaign. ut is
the kcy-nots. and. shou,a be print<a aud scat
tered broadcast through ali the states OF the
great Amedoan sonaiet 1t isa graphic define
alton. 1t treces tie decline and .fall Of the
slave Demectacy y, aud d. ow scon nc lnsiv eiy that
the Democratic party arc guilty OF bringing
about the slaveholders' rebellion. This rebel
lion commenced under the administration Of
Pierce, Pierce promised that he would stand
by the compromises of 1859, but before he was
warm In his seat he projected and carried
through the plans far the repeal OF the Mis-.
souri, Compromise, All those fearful scenes Of
riot and blood which occurred In Kansas and
on the border are depicted and described with
q graphic power and force, and with an histor-
icaI accuracy which will carry conviction to
all minds that those dreadful deeds are the
work Of the Democratic party.
lie shows that the Democracy are guilty Of
bringing on the war OF 1850, and that they
-ympathizcl with the rebels all through the
long four years struggle. He shows that now
they are ready to fire again the southern heart
and bring on another war IL by so doing they
can gain power.
We wish we had room to rrint every word
OF this admirable speech, but as we cannot do
1t we must content ourselves with this brie
/ notice, and refer our readers to 1t As they may
/ Had 1t elsewhere.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-31

"rn SRiGunoR Of the Erprcw is Tying his
kite, and We can therefore afford to lot him
slide. When he comes down to practical r..
Euc' We will cndeAvOr to consider whRt he has
to say. But this kite nying about Puritan
Ism "ir"clovci6m," negro equality" "hy-
PocrisY,' "prlmnry causes aud secondary
cHuSes,' and all that strikes US rs GriyOlously
iFFelercnt to the auLJect under discussion. We
pRsg