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-
ing OF me Prosldent Asd Jejety was held -
tefoay afternoon IN the cour room, City HaiI
mon. refer Parker, Pr <.Gen-, a1a Colonel J
X u Beirue, SCcrs sry.
Inc Seers sary r IL a a1mmunication fro N A
n Shepherd. Esq, Tesi2nIag tie position o.
Treasurer OF the CSC v.
The resignation W. aeeep' j, and tn, fol
lowing resolution ADOPT q,
R.sclred That has society &C rpts with re-
gret the Trsignaiion Of Alexander k. ShepaerI
ESQ., as Treasure, aud hsreby tender MIN
appreciation Of his minister ial n q most Ell
eDt services n the Cause # - DoOT
N sefuee, 1nat the so"iety trust that M
shepherd VIII still continue BIS aid by his
ounsel and hearty eo-OpeIdiiop.
Mr.. A - SolOmoBs was then elected TT
nrer Tne Char stated that the ssc,oty nal
ALREADY gore bsyOnd tha llmii. of its treas NJ =
and " = now debt. aad IL was with ~
society 70 deter wire y hat future course To ID II.
sue Mr.. SolOm ms .aiated the substance OF an
interview with The MayJ relative to the dis.
Hlonuon Of the Congressional donarinn OF
fSo,eO, Ia which tie Mayor expresses himself
rs willing 70 donate a 81 IN 10 Several beuayo.
lent soele ties, as also a sum 10 the ProyIdsur
AID Society We hOIc cd Congress woUld b.
appealed TO IN c. der TO ascertain wha. the
intention OF that body was in appropriatIn,
the money, and oftI I resolutions 10 tke effect
that $4,000 having teen appropriated by Con :
gresS for the poor of the District. the society
would respectfully in9mre il Congress- in
making the spyrOpriaffus, iniendSd that the
P-oyId'nt AID society should enjoy any of It's
o~nents, req uesrng the Mayors OF Washington
and Georgetown and the Pre- sident of the Lew
Court 20 Defer expanding any of the appropri-
atlcn ull after al understanding by Congress.
and appointing Hon. Peter Parker, A. s Solo
nous and j. p. Tustin q committee TO wait
ON Congress, The Mayors OF Washington and
Georgetswn and the President of the Lew
Court, to notify them of the action of the
society.
Me- srs. McGlue and Early were appointed a
committee TO ascertain why collections hsd no,
been taken up by the several ministers of III.
gospel, as requested by the -ecr-tary
lee report OF the general agent was thea re-.
ceived and adopted, being a detailed statement
OF the operations of the society from Jan. l to
Feb ~, 1852, rs follows Number of persons
renewed from Jan. LIST to Feb. goth, I1.isO: by
fuel, vain:d at S,Fi.0i; by groceries, 5sl5: ex.
Penses, sl,2O79l; by soup, bread and meal,
daily, y,'oO; e1pep~e. 81, 1868; by clothing 40
Valu: q ~ S,S"s,; expense. SS5; total In mber
aided or relieved, 29,2~', receipt Of cash to
date, Ss.737 disbursements. Si.s6O 9s; ou,stand
ing indebtedness. Ss57.Si smoant received from
Corporation S2J5j; total amou ut of d.sburse-
meni, Sc,-S 10. Adjourned
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III ONEYI HOuE YiI
OF FINEST QUALITY, Tin the Comb. /,
In 3Ib., %Ib, and 10 ID STANDS,
~ New Yorh Prices.
n. ". BURCHELL.
Corner llth and ssrses,,
al Undoe Dbbiu Bop.s
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fe Is lawSw' Rsaist.r - Viii.

THIe Ie TO GIvI NOTICE, ThoS the % ooeri ar
Il has obtained from the OrDhans' Coars Of W.. d.
ington county in the District Of Columbia let re-
WILLIAMS. late Of WasAfneton county, D d !.
decsassd All persons having claims aeafus' rhe
same, With the vouchers thereof TO the sabseri ar
on or before the 18th day Of February next; III sy
may otherwise By Law be excluded from all ben. NJ
Of the said estate. Given under ny hand this .6tn
day Of February, 1859.
L. n. WILLIAMS.
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A GR0CEkI STORE 1OR RINT-So feet deer
"A sea Ssosn Ior ssle IN sned business loc.tis q
III - Enfcsrs nsxs deer . Jc11Pa 1bPIT.
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Tn BANKRUPTCY

i DIsTRIcf OF COLUMBIA -
At the City Of Washingt,n n, 90 the 18th day OF
1 IssS,ru.J isse: The undersigned hereby q .es
neues OF MS appointment assignee of " II.
LIAM b: kRN est, OF TennaIiyt town, within
said District. who has been sdjudged . Baukrup Of
opcp ms own petition BY the Supreme Court Of
GEORGE MASON, Attorney at. Law.
hHiav5W CITY Hail. Assianee
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LONG LIFE SECURED

,r.s svsy sonsn verst.e On shi. ertsioel leriod
rtliisn Resolvsst,. and ell whoee m-nsss have
cs.ssd that feel SICK or susring from s.ni
RKeOLvDHT. aided (ff bowels are IN seg alaFl vim
RADwArr PILLe; and they viii ENJOY such :
high stste Of health that vii secure then long ife
ALL rInALB plIsICULrBs.
nettption Of the oatsnsaia, through III ses
Goshlss and dAssases Of she womb, Uterus, Blsd-
S sssass s.s Sss s. ss.a.
Psins; Aches, oiddin.ss. and in fact every cqsi,'
n0a 81 Gckn1s, ksseiis, % the yInALE a. llrs
So; e, ,s.. :si.iI a.
~ Rs hks1S:Es nee ssa,esi sslie.ssss ssiisd
IeI - oe1 3 h.d ire Of eSsrss Of "a brSexisss
rnee o. BApvAnp oArsaOarflliaa Rssslvo68, On
fssS =: = Sss'ss g. :: :. .''
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DIsTRIcT OF CoLuMBrA 5.
Angus, lsos. The undefsigned hereby gives no.
pce Of his appointment - assignee Of 0IOB0a n
LANCkTON, In the city Of Washington, within
said Distrfcr, who has been adjudged Q Bankru OF
uIHn his own petition By the Supreme Court OF
MARCUs BICKFORD, Attorney 1T Law,
fels la~3Wf j33 9Th street, Assignee
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Two THOUSAND Pillow TICKS for small MI
lows, Is cents each; Blankets, Sheets, and Bed
Spreads. a. A. ADAMsON's, SOC 9th street, ne 1t
to Penna. avenue. &
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CFssAfION or me MENsrs

and IS, Whenever Chronic, scrofulous. Nersous
organic, or other diseases exist In the female :,
ten during the time Of her Denstru al extsten~e
much Of these diseased socumulations are d.
mi,sed With the regular discharges; but vhes : ne
uterus " not 70 eenditon 70 Derform the sunosi 90
esyed prodpets q tissase, falling 90 sscape thrsush
sne ensnssas that TOT thirty yeAp or more we're
ipE every tissue Ard organ in ~ systsm-Lspss.
AidneSs. Snn, stomach. Liver, Eyss. Nose Nam
1m hsecme involved, and diseases. habit and
eono.uos, VIZ yDptcms never before exDs-
- nsnsreA eeeeation and its oonaes usncss, tske
meaieine g relieve the symptoms and thus through
49, tesss Go n.S.s saIs.g.rilisn nssol,ses g
snsse o. meI,siss yin be syoided and whatever dis
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-14

In reply to the remarks of the UNioN
AND AMERICAN in regard to the duplex
abduction of the school fund, we say, in
brief, Fiat justitid ruGt ctetnm. We
have no defense to make Of any one
guilty in either instance A child rob
Der Of 1869 is as bad as one OF 1901.
But we object TO reckless wholesale de-
nunciation and the indiscriminate abuse
of the innocent and the guilty which
some of the Democratic journals are
disposed to indulge in Press and
Times.
Our contemporary appears to be
very squeamish just row in regard
to the abuse of the innocent. That
paper was not so considerate when
it was abusing the whole Demo
cratic party for the loss Of the
school fund. 1t then abused the
party collectively, and Gov: Harris
individually. 1t has had nothing
to say about the shameless manner
in which the school fund has
been spirited away by members Of
his own party. Let justice be
done, though the heavens fall, and
let our contemporary show faith by
works,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-14

expected to hear one unanimous protest
from all parties and from the general
government But instead of that he was
quietly elected to the United States Sen"
ate"
This tells the story. The masses
of the people are strangely sub
missiye. They long for peace and
quiet as the heart panteth for the
waterbrook, and hence we find
them submitting to outrages which
amaze intelligent men who have
made themselves acquainted with
affairs in Tennessee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-14

GEN. GRANT was presented on
the 10th inst, with box Of WOODEN
hose, presented by New Hamp-
shire manufacturer, with therequest
that the General should wear paiI
of them on the day ofinauguration
The same person who sent tins
box to Gen. Grant sent box to Mr.
Lincoln, accompanied by the same
request which Mr.. Lincoln com
piled with. Evidently an effort tC
get a big investment.
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UTANTED--AGENTS--s75 to 500 per

TANTED--AGENTS-- to $3.50 per
w month, everywhere, male and female. to
introduce the Genuine Improved Common
Sense Family Sewing Machine. This machine
will stitch, hem, felt, tuck, quilt, cord, bind,
braid and embroider in a most superior man
ner. Price only SIS. Fully warranted for FIVE
years. We will pay $1,000 for any machine that
will sew a stronger. more beautiful. OF more
elastic seam than ours. 1t makes the Elastic
Lock Stitch. Every second stitch can be cut.
and still the cloth cOnnOt be pulled apart with
ner month and expenses, or a commission from
which twice that amount can be made. Adj
dress, Secomb Co. Pittsburgh, Pa. or Boston,
Mass.
Caution-D0 not be imposed upon by other
rorties palming of H0Tthless cast iron machines
under the same name or otherwise. Ours is the
only genuine and really practical cheap ma
chine manufactured. feb 2-t j
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CONGRESS AND THE ELECTORAL
VOTE.

Will
In one Of the brief pauses in the
disgraceful uproar in Congress on
Wednesday during the counting of
the electoral vote, Mr. Wade, act
ING Vice President Of the United
States, and President Of the Con
vention, officially remarked
The Chair is very much disposed TO
hold the Senate and the House to their
own doing-to the joint resolution which
they passed, the purport Of which Is, II
we understand it, that If the UOtes Of the
State Of Georgia did not alter the re-
suit Of The election they might be count
ed, and If they did alter the result they
rere not 10 be counted
What an appalling declaration
Let it be remembered and ponder
ed. 1t is terrible truth, that the
Congress Of the United States which
has, legitimately, nothing more to
do with the counting ofthe electoral
vote than TO witness the breaking
of the seals Of the States covering
their votes, and to attest the result
as announced by the officer deslg-
mated for that purpose, had prede-
termined TO receive and ackuowl-
edge Just so much Of it only as
suited the views and wishes Of Il
majority Gifts members. This is the
unbIushing confession Of the official
head Of that body. II the votes Of
Georgia and Louisiana had been
sufficient to elect Mr.. Seymour
President, they would not have
been counted. The recorded viii
Of a majority, ascertained under the
forms Of the constitution, would
have been overridden ruthlessly and
defantly. Who doubts it2
In 1861, when the air was hot
with the coming storm Of civil war
John c. Breckenridge, decorously
and in order performed the duty Of
declaring Lincoln and Hamhn
elected President and Nice-Presi
dent. But an administration whose
professed motto is Let u have
peace, is ushered in with the as.
founding announcement Of Mr.
Wade above quoted and amid the
angriest and most tumultuons scene
that ever occurred in the American
Congress. Itwas not enough that
three States should have, by this
same Congress, been denied all par
ticipation in the primary election
and not enough that seven others
should have been permitted only tc
vote under the bayonet, but an at
tempt must be made to reject the
votes Of two of the latter. For the
sake of peace, 1t is perhaps we'll
that there was no ground for con
test a. to the result If the Demo.
cratic candidates had been elected
and Congress had adhered to tho
position ascribed to 1t by Mr.. Wade
there would have been no peace
As it is even, such occurrences a:
that Of Wednesday do notPrcsagc
the peace the people desire.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-14

The House of Representatives
yesterday by a vote of 36 to 20, re-
fused TO entertain the resolution for
the expulsion of Speaker Richards.
The ground upon which the special
committee recommended this action
was that the House of Representa-,
tives could take cognisance of nc
acts committed before he became q
member of the House.
The members of the House thus
dodge the question Of passing OF
the guilt or innocence of thu
Speaker.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-14

~ THE Radicals in the United
States House of Representatives
have got into a considerable fer:
ment, and some Of them are threat
ening to introduce a resolution 10
censure Colfax for ordering the ar
rest of certain members for alleged
disorderly conduct the day the
electoral vote was counted, but it
is believed the whole matter will
be dropped. aDlA pc a.
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SOME of the East Tennessee
members seem to desire the erea-
ton of a new State out of their
section. Senator Fuson implorlng-
~ beseeches them not TO secede'
The poor follow ought to go with
Fast Tennessee. Fl
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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY Ia, 1853.

A BRIEF synopsis of the testlmo-
nv in the Arnell case is printed
1sewhere. Hk ta
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am az ad Dar of saereh, Is8p,

at the hours of9. ga TO- lO1z, II. ia. n. L ~
and l. IL, and DIP. n. respectively, a.
the ONCE OF vs.. N Doughty. kSQ. REGISTER. ia
Pulaski, Giles county, Tennessee. ana that all
creditors who have proven their debts, and
other persons interested may appear at the satt
time and pIace and show cnuse, II any they have.
why the prayers Of said petitions. should not DO
granted, and that the second and third meet
ings Of creditors will be had at said time AMI
Err. CAMPBELL. Clerk.
U. s. Dist. Court Mid. Dist Of Tenn.
g. I.
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UANTEB-AGERB To SELL THE
wv American knittlng maehtne-
Price SIS. The simplest, and cheapest ana DC
knitting Machine ever invented. VIII III
2bBOH stitches per minute. Liberal lndnce
mspts 10 Agents Address American knlthhs
Machine Co., Boston. Mass, OF s. Loals' NJ
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FOR SALEi

rTWO YOUNG THOROUGH BRED SrAI--
i LIONS. of fine age. color, and fashionably
bred fer sale Low for cash, or will be ex-
changed for good, young. servseeasle mules
B. f. COCKRIIL.
fsBq-Im Dixie Farmer eOpy) p 0. box Sl5
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4. R. CAMPBELL, Clerk,
L U. :. Dist. Court Mid. Dist. Tenn
NOTICE. to slow Cause-In Baakrapsey


U1HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT JAMES
4 b. Sneed, John b. Goodwin. X. X. Bethel,
c. I, L. Arbuckle, 5. j, kueker, j. "A. Buehan-
an, James +. Lukins, John Hill, L. 7. Mason,
4. A. So eI Z. Il. w ade, c. II. Jenkins, J. w.
Hail. J. f. Gilbert and W. "A. Parsley.
an Of Rutherford county, have hlled in the
Office Of The Clerk OF this court their petitions
for discharge and 1t was thereapOn ordered b.
the court that a hearing be had upon the same
ON the 2Oth day OF February. 1859,
at the hours Of . %. 10, lea II. ma A. NJ. u
M,I,l54, 2. "a, &. 81, "a and ?. ". respect
lively, at the Office Of W. ". Doughty, ksq
Register, in MurfreesbOT0, Rutherford county.
Tennessee and that all creditors who have prov
en- their debts, and other persons interested,
NAV appear at said time and place and SHOW
cause, ii any they have. why the PRAYER OF sad
petitions should not be granted. and that the
second and third meetings at creditors VIII DC
held al said time and place.
E. X. CAMPBELL, CLERK.
u. S. Dist. Court Mid. DIST. Of lean.
ian29 Fridays g
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]. q H l. Y,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR
NO. I5 North Cherry St.s
BUSINESS SUITS.

uAs JUST RECEIVED AN ELEGANT
Ill line of GENTLEMEN'S DRESS GOODS.
which he will mako up to order. in the latest
and most flushed style, Mt the lowest possible
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RAILRoADs,
NOTICE.

THERE WILL BIZ AN ELECTION HELD
i on THURSDe Y, the 23d of March. 1862. at
No. Al north college street. Nashville.
Tennessee. for the purpose OF choosing Directors
for the Tennessee and Pacific Railroad for the
ensuing year. HENRY S. FRAZER, V. p,
ans Sod Acting President.
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He is also in receipt of a variety of Fresh
Goods for ordinary wear, and offers to gentle
mep in business suits of the latest patterns and
most durable material. Call and inspect his
goods at No. Is North Cherry street.
~
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McClure's Music Store,


THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT }. "a,
D0wd, r. 4, Long. }. D. DrumwIlghti and
q. A. Weaver, all Of Marshall County, Tenn.
have Eled in he Odies Of the CLERK u THIS Court
their petitions for discharge. and u was there
upon ordered BY the Court that hearing be
had upon the zlme,
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Notice 10 SHOW Cau.e-In Eankrap,ey

nHIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT }.
4 Neeley. w. T. Wells, ". "a. Wak. j. L.
TinneTy. K. b. Grow, r. NJ. Cant. John Nc
Cormaek. John A. Perry, James Bui9Ii,
T. K. 1IOHsy and j. \. Acuh, all Of diles
county. Tennessee. have fled in the
once fthe CLERK of this Court their petitions
f5r discharge, and it was thereupOn ordered b.
the Court that a hearing be had upon the same,
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On ths Isth nay of February. 1853.

at the hours OF 9. 90. 10. and lea A. r.. 70
spectively, at the stfee Of W N D0ughiy. kst,
Register, in LeWisburg. Marshall County,
Tennessee, and that ali creditors who has o
proven their debts. and Other persons inter
ested, may appear at such time and place.
and show cause, if any they have. why tho
prayers 81 said petitions should not De grant
en- and that tho second and third meetings OF
the creditors shall be had al the same time and
place. f. K. CAMPBELL. Clerk
u. s. Dist. Court Middle Diet. Tenn
f.raQ ~;
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ON The a5ih Day OF February. 1850.

at the hours ef9. ~, 10. lO1l. II, MA N. AMI
4 ~, respectively, at the ONCE Of W. \.
Doughty. ESQ, Register, in Winchester. Frank
lin county, Tenn. and that all creditors who have
prov en- their debts, and other persons interest Ell
may appear at such time and place. and show
cause II any they have, why the prayers Oi
aid petitions should not be granted, and that
the second and third meetings Of creditors will
be had before the Register. at said tune az
EIare. T.. K. CAMPBELL, Clerk
q. s.. Dist Court Middle Dist Tenn
i IsH - Fulays "a
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Nashville and Northwestern
r A I L r O A d

=. The Memphis. Passenger Tram makes con-
neetions at Humboldt and Memphis for New
Orleans and all important points south and
Southwest.
The day train makes the most direct rail con-
nection for Cairo, St. Louis. Chicago and the
West.
The Memphis Passenger makes close connec-
ton for Paducah. Both trains connect with
Palatial Steamers at Hickman for points North
and South, 81 r.-. --
Tickets for sale at the City Transfer Office.
Maxwell House, and at the Nashville and Chat
tanooga Depot. A. l.. LANDS,
Gen. Agent N. i N. W. X. R..
". L. DANLEY,
General Ticket Agent. ianl tf
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Notice 10 Show Causo-In bankruptcy

f, HIS Is To GIVE NOTICE THAT NOR
1 ris f.eaihsrW6Od, A. b Anderson, +. e. A.
Troop. q B. Price. W HulseY, p. Is lie ami
j j. Rhes. all OF LIneOln county, Tennessee,
have fted IA the once Ot the Clerk OF tins
court their petitions foT discharge. and It wss
tbereupGa ordered by the Court that a haasinS
be bad upon the same,
Ou the 2Jd day OF February, 1863
at the hours Of o, 4lz. 10. lpiz. ". lI5z -,
sud y NJ respectively, al toe ONCE % " N.
Dought Esq- Register in Fayetteville, Lin
coin county, Tennessee, and that all cred
It0rg who have proven their debts, and other
persons Who are Interested. may appear at the
said time and place. and show cause. " aay
they have, Why the prayers Of said petit on 4
should not be granted. and that the second ana
third nee ingS Of creditors Will be hsid at said
time and place. .
h. r. CAMPBELL, Clerk,
e U. 5. Dist Court Mid. Dist. Tenn
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MARSHAL,S SALE.
For Sale at n bargain.
STORE AND WAREHOUSE

|. Il q II X E ~ II.
rt,HE LARGE. WELL LOCATED AND
Il well known Store and Warehouse. southeast
corner of Church and College streets. lately Oe-
eupied by Messrs. TREANOR x CO., will be
rented on reasonable terms for the year le69.
JAMS II cHEATHAM. WOODS & co.
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MANuEACrORY FOR SALE.

WE OFFER FOR SALE ONE OF THE
w best inducements ever offered to capital
lists, consisting of Steam Engine, with every
variety of Machinery required in the business,
aud capable Of manufacturing from S40.OO0 to
$4,000 worth per annum
BROWNS x CHEATHAM.
iec1G If Agent.
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Notice to Show Cause-In Bankruptcy.

i Heekersmith. w. p. Keith, Hugh BSFS
HIram Boyle, A. J. Olivsr. II. P. Hinton and l.
Powers, all of Franklin county, Tennessee.
have fled in the Office Of the Clerk Of this
court their petitions for discharge. and it
was IhereupOn ordered By the court that
bearing be had upon the sans
an, t1.o 2Stt, Eaau oF Fekruawv 1850
The union Democrat., 1869-08-21

Albany, August ll.-Gov. Hoffman ar
rived here to. night and Immediately tele-
graphed an order to the Sheritfs along the
line of the Albany erd Susquehanna Railroad,
that the military should not interfere except
when absolutely necessary for the preserva-
tion of public order thnt in view of the com
plication of the affair, whenever either party
has actual possession of any office or property
claiming the same under any judicial order.
such party is to he protected until the queS-
tion is finally adiucated by the Courts any
other course would lead to unnecessary strife
and confusion. lie SAYS further that if en-
tire interruption Of public travel continues.
and tumut, riot and resistance to authority
nre imminent. he will declare the whole dis
trict in state of insurrect,nn. ard take pos
session Of the road and to that end. il neces-
Rary, call, out the whole military force Of the
State.
The union Democrat., 1869-08-21

A GREAr Mans ESTIMATE OF AcRIcuLrCRE.
No man is so high as To be independent Of fhe
success of this great interest no man is so
low IA not to be affected hy its prosperity or
decline. The cultivation of the earth is the
most important labor of man. Man may I've
civilized in some degree without great pro-
gress in manufactures, ard with little com
merce with his distant ntighhors hut with
oue cultivation of the earth, he is, in all coun-
tries, savage. Until he gives Up ihe chase,
and fxes himself 10 some place. and seeks a
living from the earth. he is roaming harbs-
rian. When tillage begins. other arts follow,
The fnrmers, therefore. are the founders OF
human civilization. -Da:iel Webster.