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Election I'm kentucky-The Negroes
Voting.
feegraphed Bzcltstrely TO The Euenino SAas.

LOUISVILLE, KY, August 1.-The election for
county officers was held IN this city to-day. Tire
negroes have polled large vote up to this hour,
and the returns, so far a. heard from, indicate
close vote. There is less excitement and feel
ing than Is any contested election for years.
Quiet and order is prevailing. No interfc-
renee with the colOred vote is attempted. Some
few negroes have been arrest I'd for attempting
to repeat their votes 1t is thought that thc
greater portion Of the col0red vote has been
poned, and that the evenings reforms will give
majority to the regular Democratic ticket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-01

FROM North CARoLISA.-A dispatch from
Raleigh, July Soth, says: George Williamson, q
citizen OF Caswell, who went to serve the wrIts
of habeas corpus issued by the Chief Justice in
Eehalf OF Hon. John Kerr and other citizens OF
Caswell, was arrested by Kirk. Kirk ordered
hlm TO leave, or he would have him hred on.
Williamson made return TO the Chief Justice in
accordance with the facts. The Chief Justice
decided that the writs hsd not been properly
served-hrst. because Williamson was not ap-
pointed by the Chief Justice TO perform such
service second, being citizen OF Caswell, he
was an insurgent, therefore he could not serve
writs.
The Chief Justice reaffirms his opinion that
the habeas corpus is not suspended, and has
ordered the Marxhal OF the Supreme Court 10
90 20 Caswell and serve the writs-
There is not, nor has there been any disturb
snce or resistance TO Law In any portion OF the
STATE.
A telegram from Hillsboro' says. "Kirksmen
arrested thirty citizens OF Alamsnce to-day.
They hung VIM. Patton, q respectable citizen.
three times, cutting him down each time to
make him confess who murdered Outlaw the
negro. The LAST time IL was an hour before be
recovered. He made no confession"
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Pacific slope Items-Massacre ,
whites I'm Arizona.
fee1rdpAed E1ciV sicefy In ne R1en;x~ Sy~.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3l.-The leaders of tbs
anu,ohlnese movement decline to meet the
heads OF the six Chinese companies for consulta,
on II ,egard 10 the circular recently received
lhsnedl by the anti Chinese convention.
Inc Nevada Democratic State Convention
heels AZ Eiko, on the 14th of September.
Late Arizona advices report that the Indians
are active throughout the Territory. The peo.
PIE complain OF the suIineness of the govern.
ment troops. Nine whites were killed in one
week In the southern portion OF the Territory.
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Swindlcrs Buying OF.
rsiecrorhed Erc,us,rely to tie Eueniso sta

HARTFORD, Conn, Aug. III. ii. SAWYER
PAN Tor s~ winding leather dealers, will probably
he relies A. hoistan, OF Allegheny City,
Pa, Who shipped them ten bales OF leather, has
arrived here, and they have paid him through
a third party from New York, aud promise TO
settle the bills if any more invoices arrive.
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~wnkie Collins 4. a co,sru., ,,u.u,

wukie Collins 10 confirmed invalid.
0Deaf men win 20 i've miles ont of theiv
way 70 waR on . railroad track.
Canius u. Clay is to speak in Colorado in
The Germans OF Knoxville have syupa-
ueneral Mcclellan win spend the balance
delicate health Of his wife wili thus be restored.
san Antonio, Texas, now raises, not more
tnen Q mile nom its centre fruits such ss
pexcnes, apncos, pears, nss, grapes, melons,
"a ST Louis paper speaking of family in
Nsw fork mat made Q fortune OF whisky says,
"They live In Twenty-third street. In perfecf
dstsr5s1 fsMsM Of eplendog,1
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Destructive Fire In Canada.
Tele2r0phed Exclusively TO the Erentna .yrnr

KINGSTON, ONTARIo, Aug. l.-Barry's eleva-
f)r and mills were burned yesterday rnorniny.
NO grain WIS on hand at the time. The loss Is
ess'ma' d at 10000; partially insured. Glider
sHeve's wh?rf. adjoining, was badly injur :,
end eight hunOred cords of wood were DESTROYED
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Suicide.


BOSTON, Aug. John b. Gould, paying tell
er of the State Bank, committed suicide bg
jumping from fourth story window. The de-
ceased suffered from illness, and was tempe
rarily insane. He was highly respected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-01
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

TREASURER SPINNER received the first install
ment Of the new SEQ notes on Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-01

P@oMoTED.-A. Rodrigue he's been promoted
from Sd to ith-class clerkship in the Secre-
tary's Ohce, Treasury Department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-01

The Eafllau.A Nur

CINCINNATI, August lit is expected that a.
Il. Champion, president OF the Red Stocking
will tender his resignation Tomorrow evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-01

APPoINTRD.-The Secretary of the Navy has
appointed VIM. L. Devlan, of Philadelphia, an
acting gunner in the navy.
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Another Murder I'm New York.
1eEeQrdphed ExclusipeEu 10 The krrntno ,ytar

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-James Singleton was
stabbed in fight at a baker shop in east 1i:h
Get this morning and died instantly. SeveIal
arrests were made.
There are no new developments in the Nathan
tragedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-01

LIEUT.. EZRA LEONARD. L. ). N, died az The
Naval Hospital at Chelsea, Mass, on Friday
last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-01

TIE L. s. STEAMER QUINNKBAUG, which ar
rived home short time since from the Soutl
Atlantic fleet, was put out of commission a
Norfolk, Va, on Friday, aud her officers ant
crew paid OF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-01

FIRE AT MAHAesAs.-A barn with contents
belonging to Mr.. Weir living near Manassas.
was struck by lightning last week and consumed
Loss about &12Q0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-01

TERRIBLE SroRM AT MoBILE-A terrific
s,oIm passed over Mobile, Ala, on Saturday.
goods IN stores were damaged by water. -Four
steamboats, were sunk or driven ashore. Tia
CRY oock was forced from its moorings and
driven about eight miles up the river, The
total damage 10 about 5000 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-01

PErRR NEGLEY, E-o., the newly appointed
Assistant Treasurer at Baltimore, Md, entered
upon the disch9rge of his dntIes to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-01

ACCIDENT TO COMMISSIONER DELANo.-A tel
egram received by Deputy Commissioner Doug
lass this morning from Mount Vernon, Ohio
announces that Commissioner Delano fell from
q wagon on Friday last. and badly fractured h'-
right arm. The accident will keep him at home
in Mount Vernon for several weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-01

GENERAL kILPATRIcK, our ministlr to Chilli,
is expected to re,urn here in month or so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-01

The Yacht AMERICA, now belonging to the
L. s. Navy, which will participate in the New
York regatta for the Queens cup, was a school
ship at the Naval Academy for several years,
and about two months since was towed to New
York where she has been rettted, and is now in
good repair. She is of 100 tons burden, and
formerly carried three guns.
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Government Securities.

NEW YORK, August 1.-Mr. Nathan's funeral
WIS largely attended this morning. mostly by
bis es- ociates OF the Stock Exchange.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-01

SECRETARY EELENAP, who has been on a
tour OF iDspeclon through New England with
General A. b. Dyer, is at Long Branch with
the President to-day, and will return here to-
morrow morning.
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mARRUAGEUs HONORaRUE-

. ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the honors,
pleasures, and adv vantages Of happy MARRIAGE, as
eOntrasted with Single Lite. and the fearful Evils
OF CELIBACY, in modern times Sent free, in sealed
envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box r, Philadelphia, Pa. my23 NV f.Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-01

wEINvITE attention to the able communica-
ton Of Alderman Moore upon the question OF
the corporation appointments.
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The PRESIDENT will probably visit this clty
during the present week, to consult with mem
bers OF his cabinet on various matters befor,
leaving for st. Lonis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-01

RECRUITS FOR TIE FRoNTIER.-The Super
intendent of General Recruiting Service at
New York he's been directed to forward 20
recruits - Omaha, Nebraska. for assignment to
duty in the 1ith Infantry, Department OF the
Platte. - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-01

WALT. WHITMAN, "Gooi Gray Poet al
clerk in the Attorney Generals office, left he
few days since for his usual summer recreatiC
on Long Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-01

JANIToRs TO BE DIsMIssED.-In the recent
appropriation bills provision is made for fuel
lights, &C., for the pnblic buildings, but no APP
preparation is made ior the pay OF Janitors
therefore orders have been issued from the
Treasury Department for the discharge of
JanitOrs employed at custom houses, and other
public buildings throughout the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-01

FUNDS ExHAUsTED.-On account OF the yer,
small unexpended balance to the credit OF tn,
army transportation and Quartermaster' De
partment accounts, the settlement OF all claim
in the Third Auditors office will soon he discon
tinued under the opinion OF the Attorney Gen
eral, noticed in THE STAR of Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-01

This splendid h air Dye 10 the best I'm the world.
Harmless. reliable, tnstan ntaneous does not contain
esd, nor any c,tdlic poison to produce paralysis
death Avoid the ysunted and delusive preparations
s0asting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
W; A. Bsichelors Hair Bye has had tA,ytS ysaTs'
rntarnished reputation TO uphold it's integrity "a
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black Brown. Sold
by all DruHGss. Applied at 10 Bond street,
Ny. fe Str
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-01

SECRETARY boutwell, having designated
Miss Abby Baker to act as Librarian OF the
Treasury Department, quite change has been
made in that office. and on Saturday all of the
male clerks in the Library were transferred to
other rooms; and their places will be filled by
female clerks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-01

No Board sales in New York to- day, on account o;
funeral Of Mr.. Nathan
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SUMMER RESORTS.
JORDAN WHITE sULPHUR SPRINGS

FREDERICK COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
tLN Il miles from Stepbe nsOn Depot r. o., point
OF tLe Harper Ferry and Winchester Rail
- road. hive miles from Winchester.
Tbs Watering Place is now open under more IA
Nyratle circumstances than at any time 4
since The war, and every effort will I've W AY
maGe 10 give entire satisfaction all the
gutsts.
AhTe CITY BAND OF MUSIC will be in attend
.Dcc. aad Masquerade and FaucV BaIi- will h.. fTe-
quchtly s-lyeD during the season.
SprIPc Pam phlets for distribution at the Spring.
and AZ Messrs. Coleman q Rogers, Baltimore
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com pany isSue
round trip tickets, good for i've days, from Bslti-
lore 70 stephensOrs Depot and return, at Sc from
Washington TO same 81 81 20.
Telegraph Ofiice in full operation.
Terms S3 per DAY. Sn 90 per week, and SEQ per
mouth. Children and cSlOred servants half price
White servants three -fouIths, according to ac-
CCmDOtatiOns.
US I'm C JORDAN
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS. &c.
EIRST GRAND PICNIC
PIONEER COUNCIL MOL,
SONS OF JONADAB,

ON MEpNESDAl- AUGUST 3. 1870
Holy Hill Band engaged. Ferriage Free. Boats
leave High street wharf every three minutes a
for the Island. 81 Positively no intoxicating 81
liquors allowed on the premises. Dancing will <xA
G. n.menee at o clock D. N. Tickets 20 cents Sar}
admitting gentleman and one lady. Ladies' tickets
25 cents extra. AMI z.
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RETIRKp.-Capt. George b. Carse, 45th in
fantry, has been, by direction Of the President,
placed upon the retired list i'm accordance with
the provisions of the late army blll he having
become incapacitated for active duty on ac-
count Of long and faithful service and wounds
received in battle.
retired, with the rank OF brigadier, on account
of losing his right leg from gunshot wound at
the battle of Winchester in 1864.
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STILL LATER.

NJ bhI TIE UF 10 f:3U THIS EVENING.
LONDON, August I-4:3o +. Mo news of any
battle has been received up to this hour. The
streets are full Of rumors, as usual One of
these rumors is that a French feet has arrived
before Hamburg, and attacked the defences.
but il is not generally credited.
The decree prohibiting expectation, recently
issued by Prussia, is ascribed simply to the
probable existence of blockade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-01

II G. REICHENBACH'SP Piano Store
T.. No. 43 1lth Street, dGore Penna. Areaue,
(EsTABLISHED OVER 20 Years.
Sole agency for the sale of the celebrated PIANOS
of Vim. \ nabe n Co Baltimore. and wm-.
McCammon, Albany: also, second hand Pi- i-63a
amos, Organs and Melodeons for sale or rentvvIHvI
on the most accommodating terms; Piano and Organ
Tuning and Repairing. ana ly.
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THE YACHT AMERICA now owned by the
United States as previously announced, will take
part in the New York regatta for the Queens cup
this week. Master Harrison G. y. Colby has
Commander Meade in the management of the
craft. A crew Of excellent seamen have been
put on board, and great confidence is expressed
here in the sailing qualities Of the world-re-
Iowned yacht. A number of prominent naval
officers. together with Secretary Robson, ex-
Pect to 20 on and witness the regatta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-01

THE DORCHEsTER HOUSE, CAMBRIDGE
a hARNLAND.-BENSETT BROS 4
PrOPrietors, having refurnished, renOva HAV
ted and attac he'd large wing TO their well ls.
known Hotel are row ready tor the recept'0n n
summer bOardeTs. Persons desiring q home free
from the turmOls Of the hot and crowded city will
mud 81 they desire. For further information. ad-
dress EMMETT BROS. Cambridge, Md. viz lm-
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-04-08
0lI0FYcq I3z~N

eessary to place the future with the present in
the field Of practical observation. In short
time, to the present connections of this road
are to be added an important route direct from
Louisville and Cincinnati, and from Columbia,
South Carolina. These, with other connective
outlets, will open up to the great basin of East
Tennessee and Western Virginia most ample
and accommodatye market with all points Of
commercial value. East Tennessee may and
will become, itself, an important market centre.
Not only its grain and hay, but oil its cereals
and minerals, and even it's timbers and valu-
able rocks will be sought after at important
values. In order that valuable harvest may
be reaped, liberal breadth must be sown.-
We use the sowing Of seed as a figure. Its APP
plication being to the mine and the quarry, the
workshop and forest as we'll as to the field. To
the wise, word is sufficient.
As tapping roads are multiplied, a rapidly
snt through line, making its future not only
one Of eminent success, but of liberal wealth.
Of this we are glad, as it will be an appropri-
ate reward to worthy merit.
In abiding to additional connections and e1-
tensions, we cannot forbear reference to q
route-a great natural road-bed--but little
thought of, hut not, therefore, of less value
We mean a road from the neighborhood Of
Bristol, down the Guiandot or Big Sandy River,
in Yves; Virginia, to the Ohio. This link ad-
ded, las it will beg, makes of the East Tenn
Va. Ga. R. r. just such road as wise ma
ture would plan and intelligent skill would ex-
ecute, as through route for the exchange Of
commerce between the North and South. You
may speak of and laud other routes as much
as yoa please, but this is par excellence, The
pdy, and at its terminus are the natural doors
to our internal and foreign trade, North and
South. An extension of this channel up the
Scioto through Central Ohio, taps all tie great
lines East and West, and touches the Central
Lakes on an easy airline. At the South, it
enters cluster of diverging roads, running en-
short air-lines to all the internal and Gulf-coast
points of commercial Importance The whole
line will be just sufficiently removed from
Mississippi River competition, and its central
section, for more than three hundred miles,
will traverse the finest mineral, timber, agri-
cultural and manufacturing district of the
world.
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A JACKAsS KICKING AT A
LION.

MACK" tMcCullough,) the vaga-
bond who does the lying for the Cincin-
natl papers, and which is so greedily
copied by the disloyal copperhead
papers throughout the South, thus vents
his vile spleen at President Grant.
WHAT WILL BE NEXT SOLD.
"Mackp sRvai Shppose Whlttsmore did
sell gadetship, hasn't Grant sold Cabinet
oiices1 And should we not, instead Of bAV-
ing our moral sensibilities outraged at an add
yertisement Offering West Point scholar.
ship for sale, rather expect one Of these
days, TO meet something like tho following
in the New York and Cincinnati dales.
For Balo--A Cabinet Office with three
years 20 run. Will be sold with or without
the patronage Of the Department. Terms
cash or improved real estate. AddreSs U. y.
O., Washington, DO.
Or this.
For Sale Or will e1nhango for a bull pup,
a postofioe In a pleasant country town.
Salary $1,000 per auuum. Address Deaf,
Washington, y. G.
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STRIKING AT THE DEAD.

To the sending of Federal troops to Tonnes
see the people Of the State will have no espe-
cial objection. With the officers and men of
the regular army the citizens Of our State have
had no trouble since the war, or at least since
Gen. Thomas wab rxneyed from the command
of this department.-U'n Union and American.
Yes you, do object in your hearts
malignant bitterness. You hate them
as the devil hates Christianity and from
similar cause as your works are dark
ness and theirs light, You hate them
because they whipped you and com
PEELED you to bury the fruits of an OPP
pressive, unjust and wicked cause at
the foot of an Appomattox sour apple
tree; and now you try to make thrust
at Gen. Thomas, the hero of Nashville,
because he punched you uncomfortably
with his bayonets as you were on all
fores trying to scratch that miserable
cause up from its grave. You and
your friends feeling that the interen-
ing Rocky Mountains gives you safety
in doing so, have been firing off dis
loyal and reasonable pop-guns at Gen,
Thomas but look sharp your reorgan.
ization ofthe rebel army in Tennessee
in its Pale Face Ku Klux form will
rebound upon your own head,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-04-08
THAT LITTLE FLY.

There is one little "ny" that will very
seriously "bodder" Ben. Bstlsr ia his pro.
grsmme of remanding Tennessee to a terri
toriH condition, directly or indirectly, and
that would be, its wift Consequence to the
party which keeps him in office. To remand
this or any other State in the Union to such
condition would elect Democratic Presidsnt
at The ne1t election beyond all perdGvenfurs.
Public alarm, public distrust, and public
insecurity, far above The ordinary considers-
tons Of politics, would demand an immed-
ate change Of administrations. That's
what's the matter.-Ndshvils Banner.
What a sweet mouthful that was to
cheW We imagine the editor
thereafter opened his vest and swelled
out Esop's toad like. Well, if that be
so, why are you not on at Washington
with Hybarger to help push things up ?
Or, is it true that you have struck
hands with Wins, of the Athens Post,
to accelerate the movement Of recon-
Struction and remdnding?
There is, perhaps, no one living so
great fool as not to know that you
Democrats would sink any one OF
the States a thousand fathoms to Sc
cure the Presidency to your rebellous
party in 1872. YoS would even agree
to eat h-emp-seed by the acre to OBJ
tain an object so desirable.
But let us look at that fly square in
the face. If Congress simply compels
the revolutionary rebels to move back
to tie back-SeatS provided for them by
Mr.. A. johnson, mechanic, &c, restores
to their place our broken laws, and lifts
up our down-trodden Constitution, not
interfering with our civil government,
but only aiding it and Strengthening it,
the public" is to grow so desperately
alarmed as to drive off so far hellward
as to elect jeff, Davis rebel-Demo-
cratic President in 1872 Is that your
shoe, hy?" From the looks of its
wings, legs and snout, we take it to be
only sour, hot gnat in your eye, Mr.,
Banner.
In fact, Congress does not propose to
remand Tennessee to a territorial con-
dtion. The action will only be to re.
mand the unreconstructed Tennessee
rebels to their Andy johnson, terrific
rial back-seat condition, and to convert
or change your Palc-Face Ku-Klux into
materials for " hrst-class funerals
"Thats what's the matterp
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RECONSTRUCTION.

II Georgia and Tennessee shall be fixed up
with Radical State governments by Congress,
Kentucky, Maryland and even Virginia, just
admitted, will probably be next oVorhalled.-
Union and Ap,irieGn.
Well, especially Kentucky and
Maryland need to be fixed up" as the
Union and american calls it. What
that paper means by fixed up" Is to
give loyalty control of that which 10y
atty hath preserved. It is to adopt the
policy set forth in Andrew Johnson's
Nashville speeches before the seven
times seven Conseryo-Democratic devils
entered into him, forcing him down a
steep place into the treacherous sea Of
conservatism where he persisted.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-04-08
STARTLING!I
The Devil AsIeep!I

Editor Union Flag:
Some tive weeks ago a hunter in the
mountainous parts of Kentucky found
the devil lying sound asleep in a
brushy tree-top He was wearing a full
suit Of horns, clothed with rough
scales, and had his tail coiled several
times around his body. The hunter
being fearless Christian gentleman,
who served in the Union army during
the rebellion, aroused his Satanic Maj
esty, and asked him how he came to
be asleep. He rubbed his eyes, gave
stretch and yawning gasp, and re-
piled: "Well, to tell you the truth, |
have my affairs, now, so arranged that
l can afford to take little rest. For
some years past my principle concern
has been about the affairs of the United
States. My forces got badly whipped
out during the late war; and have
had great deal Of trouble in reorgan-
izing my broken command; but since
taking Tennessee and Kentucky for
my headquarters, matters go on more
smoo lilly. | have now made what is
called the Rebel-Democratic" party
my special agent The element works
well for me, both in Church and State.
For some time past I have had a Leg
islature and Convention in session in
Tennessee, and am pleased to say
that they beat all h, to say nothing
of myself. As long as my agency does
as we'll as It has and Is now doing, l
can afford to sleep soundly."
The hunter looked at him until again
sound asleepi then walked away
thoightfully.