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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-22
GETTING MARRIED.

RssAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, ON SOCIAL
IL Evils, and the propriety or improperly Of
getting Married, with sanitary help for those
who feel unified for matrimonial happiness.
Sent tree, in ale7 envelopes. Address, HOW.
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box ?, PhiladflphiH, Pa
6ep3o-d &wSm
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FOR RENT.

THE PLACE NOW OCCUPIED By GAIT.
1 McFaU on the Charlotte Pike, two and 3
half miles from the city. A brick residence
with Ave rooms, besides kitchen and servants
room, with ten acres of ground Possession
given 1st Of January. JOHN Z. BUBCh'
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
AlLRO Il u.

vTRATEs Bun TO AND FROH iAsaVDIE as
Il follow:
LEEvz tSOVs 20 4o1Ssl AAal7A
E.F0A o:15 l. n
2.IO D A. $50 ?. -.
~ Trains connect at Louisville for b Loris
and all points North, East ana West
- Mail hosts leaving LCufsTiile AZ 10 =. x. and
P. l. arrive st Cincinnati in time 70 connect VIE
early trains fer the East
- Passengers from GsilaElE and points SoHfh
sr-tvtng at Nashville a. BIS A n have uutu S:lo
P 4. h which 30 Eltsnd 30 saainess oefJre -
urning.
81 kor through tickets, Esgzng5 cheeks and IN
formation IS 70 Sleeping Cars, through connections,
SIC ETC., apply a Once Nashville City HFans.er
Co. under Maxwell House, ana u Depot Louisvlis
and Nashville Railroad ia Nashville
ATaBERT EEEE,
fuIv3is G5aar-l super ltend0nt,
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OPINION.

The plaintiff in error was indicted IN
the Circuit Court of Granger county,
for an assault to commit murder in the
first degree. The indictment was found
at the April term, 1855, and the offense
was alleged and proven TO have been
committed on the 9th of March, 1868.
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Merchants Exchange
- RESTAURANT. -

WE RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO OUR
w friends and patrons that our Restaurant is
open for the fall season, and viii be constantly
supplied with Fish, Game and all the delicscies
OF the season.
We are prepared, as usual, to accommodate 3
large number OF dsy boarders, and have q num-
Der Of furnished rooms for the accommodation Of
transient visitors.
Persons visiting the Fair and She Races can ind
excellent accommodations at the Merchants Ex-
change.
The best Baltimore Oysters always on hand,
and families supplied with any quantity on short
notice.
The Bar Of the Merchants Exchange Is supplied
with the best Of Wines snd Liquors, and is open ai
all hours day or night.
sep24-3ra JOEHAkD BROIHEtIS.
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No. 46.


Robert L. Turley VS.. the State.
A party indicted for felony which includes
q misdemeanor. is, if the proof shows him not
guilty ofthe felony, and not guilty of the mis-
demeanor, within twelve months, entitled to
Code ,9SS, 4, sss s, 1872. 5,1G2 construed, Act o.
1920, C. g.
Cases approved Nelson VS.. the State, 7 Yer
SIC; State VS. Bowling, 10 Hum
Case Overruled-Carden VS.. State, Head
2es
From Granger county, Jas. 81. Ran
dolph, j., presiding.
Jas. I. Shields, for plaintiff in error
Attorney General for the State.
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pertains G HOUSES
Non-Explosive Coal 0iILamp,
Constructed on Sir Humphrey Davy's Plan.
THE
MOST RHIEEET SCIENTIFIC MEN

PRONOUNCE IT:
l. Absolutely safe under al circumstances both
from breaking and explosion
2. Il gives twice as much light from same sized
wick.
8. 1t consumes So per cent less oil.
4, Il Is ornamental and dnrabls-lasts LIE
time
5. 1t givea no odor or smoke In burning, turned
6. The steadiness and brIniancy of the Asme Ia
wonderful
Z. 1t is successful rival Of gas At triiiDg 81.
pense.
This last statement Ia verified BY seine OF our
citizens who have quit the gas and are using these
lamps.
We invite the attention Of the public to these
wonderful lamps. Use them, and we shall have
no more shocking deaths and terrible fires from
coal oil lamps exploding or breaking.
General Depot at DORTCH HADDOX DRUG
Store, where you may eco them burning every
night.
Agents wanted In every county.
ACHEY & HAMILTON,
General Agents for ths State
Nashville, Sept, 7, 1S70-tf
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This Route Is as Miles shorter 10
Memphis than via IBeCatEr.
More than 100 miles shorter 20 81.
LOuis tEBu via Louisville.
Through 20 Memphis and Column
bus, ky., without Change.
TINE TO 81. LOUIS, 49, HOURS,
A. Hours Quicker thaa BY
Amy other Route.
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CLUBS.
premiums to New subscribers

New subscribers to any two Of the above
periodicaIs for 1871, will be entitled to receive
one Of the Reviews for 1870. New subscribers
to All the five may receive any two Of the Re-
views for 1870. n
Neither premiums TO subscribers, nor dis
connt 10 cIubs can be allowed, unless the
money Is RENTED direct to the Publisher. Nc
premiums can be given to clubs
Circulars with further particulars can be
/ had on application.
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The 400 A n. Train runs through TO Memphis
daily without change Of cars arriving there at 3:s5
P. n. same day, three hours quicker than BY
r4val lines, and makes connection for 81. Louis
and sll points West and Northwest. 1he $3.50
P. NJ Train makes close couusctiOns for Memphis,
jackson, Tenn, Jackson, Miss, VicksOurg, New
Orleans and Galveston. Passengers have the
choice Of routes VIA Memphis CT jackson, Tenn,
20 all principal points IN the Southwest. The
II 90 n. train connects at Union City FOR st.
Louis, Chicago, San Francisco snd the Northwest
The $3.50 A. and 6:45 p =. Trains connect 50
Chattanooga for Rome, Atlanta, ana all principal
southern cstiss.
Passengers for washington City, EsG
GflsOre, philadelphia, New EoEH ana
Boston, as vel as AL points Ia East TeUnesses
ana Virgins, make direct connections through By
taking the 6:i5 ?. n. train out Of Nashville.
THIS ~ THE SHORT ROUTE EAST
snd the only diesct route to the South snd South
eass
Passengers for McNia17iIs and Manchester,
Winchester ana Alabama or the Jasper Branch Rail-
roads, will take the ESQ A y. Train.
sleeping Cars accompany the $40 P. y.
and 6 AS P. n. Trains.
For THROUGH TIOKETS and fuEthef iDfoyns-
ton apply at City Transfer Once, Maxwell AJ1ee,
md a. Chattanooga Depot, Church street.
JFO. ". THOMAS,
Gent P. aud I. Agent noy20 II
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TaE ONION AND AMERICAN.
NASHVILLE BIBLE SOCIETY.
F0rty-Eighth Anniversary-Rep
of the Executive Commsttees
Addresses by the Rev. II. A. Young,
DID,, and Rev. O. H. Wiley. Agent
of the American Bible Society.
Annual Election of Officers.

:, On last Sunday night, the Nashville
Bible Society held It's forty-eighih ami
yersary meeting at the First Presbyterian
Church, which was filed almost to over
flowing with a large and intelligent audi
ence, assembled to witness the interesting
exercises.
After a voluntary by the choir, the
Rev. DR.. Moore, Pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church, on behalf Of the
officers of the Bible Society, requested
all Ministers of the Gospel who were in
the house, to occupy seats at the pulpit.
The Rev. T. A Mason then read the
first sixteen verses of the 18th Psalm.
After singing
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JoHE N. GAUT, Secretary.

alton and support necessary to render
their labors agreeable and successful.
s. n SooTT, Chairman.
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Means Nashville Bible Society..Sl, 512 %
Means Nashville Bible Society
last year.............................. 1888 81
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RAILROADS.
EdgeaeId and kentucky

ON AND AFTER NOV. q, 1870. TRAINS ON
" the Edgefeld and Kentucky Railroad VIII run
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The Heavens declsre Thy glory, Lord;
IN every star Thy wisdom sninesi-
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Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
N in the past, and hoping thst We may merit and
receive continuance Of the sane, we sre
Regpectf11v II J. GORDON,
..,7atf ID p RANKIN
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-01
ADDITIONAL ARTICLES

Agreed npoh between the General Post-Offce OF
the United States of America and the General
PostOfice of Prussia, providing for the regis
tration of valuable Letters 10 be conveyed in
the closed Nails between the United States and
Prussia.
ARTICLE /. Letters. alleged to be valuable,
posted At any post Office III the United states or
its Territories, and addressed to Prussia, or any
part of the herman Austrian Postal Union, or
. st-d in Prussia the German Austrian Postal
Union, and address ed t. the United States. and
deliverable at the respective exchange ofhres OF
New York, Bo,tou, and Aachen, (Aix-la-C Chap
elle,) TO be thence conveyed by means Of the
American aud English and the English and Bel
gian mail lines, shall be registered at the office
Of mailing. the application of the person po-t-
ing the same Provided, That the full postage
chargeabIe thereon to destination, together with
a registration fee OF fve cent. on each letter, be
prepaid at such mailing office: And provided,
also, That such registration sh II not be cumpui-
spry and shall not render the respective Post
Office Departments OF the United states or Prus-
STA, their revenues, liable for the IS IF such
letters or packets, the c"nt. nts thereof
ARTICLE III. All -ueh letters or packets mailed
in the interior Of the United States or Prussia,
and the German Austrian Postal Union, respec-
lively, shall lie received, registered, and re-
ceip,ed for, directed in the general regula-
lions issued in each Country in regard to the
regist alton Of valuable letters and shall be sent
TO the exchange Offices Of New York and Boston,
or Aachen, respectively, for the purpose Of being
forwarded thence by the first outgoing mail.
IN witness whereof, the heads of the depart
nients have affixed their names and seals Of ONCE
q, these presents, at the dates set opposite to
IL. 81 JAMES CAMPBELL.
Postmaster &c neral.
ILsl Won DES HEYDr
His Prussian Msjesty's Minister Of state for
Commerce and Public Works.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-01

printed matter nailed in the United States an
forwarded to Mexico by sea. whether by Unite
States by Mexis an vessels, such rates Of inlan
postage as are now may hereafter be establishes
BY the laws Of the United states, and the rate q
sea postage prescribed in Article first which inlan
and sea postage shall be combined into one rate
and paid always in advance.
Such prepayment shall be certified by the up
propriat~ stamps of the United States Post Once
ard the stage paid shall belong exclusively
| to the United States f America
There shall be charged by the Post-0ffice Of the
United Mexican States upon all letters, newspa-
pers. printed pamphlets, or other printed matter
mailed in Mexico and forwarded to the United sta
| ties of America by sea, whether by Mexican or by
| United States vessels, such rates OF inland pos
age as are or may hereafter be established by
the laws Of NJ 5x;co. and the rate Of sea postage
prescribed in Article l., which inland and sea
pos tage shall be combined into one rate, and paid
always in adva &c,
Such prepayment shall be certified by the ap-
propriate stamps of the Post Once of the United
Mexican States, and the postage 50 paid shall be-
long exclusively to Mexico.
ARIYCLE III Upon all letters. newspapers,
printed phsmphle,s or other printed matter re-
ceived in the United States of Am RIGA from MEX
leo by .ea, there will be charged by the United
States such rates of inland postage as are now or
may hereaf er be est .biish.d by Il e laws of the
United States, which shall be coilectedat the place
of destination, and shall belong exclusively to the
United states of America and rice rersd. upon ali
letters, newspapers. printed pbamphl-ts, or other
printed matter received in Mexico from the Uni
ted states Of America by sea, there will be charg
ed by Mexico such rates of inland POSTAGE as are
now OF may hereaite; b. estab shed by the laws
If Mexico. which shall be collected at the place
# destination, AID shall belong exclusively to
Mexico
ARTICLE ". All letters, newspapers, printed
phamph cts other printed matter mailed in the
United states of America, and addIe ssed to any
place in the United Mexican Sta es, or rice rrsa.
when not conve ed by a, shall be cha ged with
The rate If inland postage If the country from
which such mail matter i, sent, which shall be
pre-, aid and with the inland postage the count
ry receiving which shall he collected at the place
Of destination.
.uch postage shall belong respectively to the !
country collecii the same.
In witness whereof we, the pleniI otentiaries #
the United States of America and Of the United |
Mexican States, have gned and sealed these pres
pnts.
Done in the city of Mexico. on the eleventh day
# December in the year Of our Lord one thousand
light hundred and sixfy-oue in the eighty -ixth
year of the ind. pendence Of the United states Of
america, and in thu forty first Of that Of the Uni
ed Mexican States.
IL.sI THOMAS CORWIN.
H. s. SEB'N LEkDO DE TEJADA.
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| Agreed upop between the Post once Departures
| Of the United States II america and the Gene
raj r -tofnce OF the Nesheriand-, for the -x-cu
tion # the Convention Of the 18th day Of Sep
| TENDER, 1861.
ARuc1x I. The exchange office Of Moerdvi
! sh,Il m Ike M closed mail for the exchange
| 0f!i-- Il New York The exchange ofice III New
| Y rk shall on its part make up closed mail FOL
Moerdyk. .s
Until further notice the only exchange ON e on
| the part Of the United States shall be New Yorf
ARrIcIE H. Va h mail exchanged between the
two Offices shall be accompanied bw
LITTER bill, howing the p'stages the charges Of
transit the fees etc uing to each Office upon
the different kinds Of co re.pcndenee
The form at this letter bill shall follow the mod
lively be numbered by the despa'ehing office dur
ing each calendar wear
The receiving Office shall Immediately acknowl-
edge tire receipt.
Article III The exchange Offices sha divide
tie CORRESPONDENCE which they despatch into a
suitable number If separate packages according to
the let er bill.
Zach f these packages shall bear the proper
etiquette and number corresponding to the letter
hill.
Article " When more tran a single rate is
ehsrgeabie upon any letter or other article, the
num,er If rates 10 which it is subject shall be in
Dictated by the depat hing ONCE by figure in the
upper left c rner of the address
ARTICLE v. Registered correspondence shall be
described in n register list. This list shall
Conform to the model hereto annexed marksdC.
All registered letters shall he ,nveloPd to-
gethsr in n strong paper. secured fastened. and
the packet inscribed with the word Aangetsekend
or Registered, and placed in the mall
The link in the letter iii FIR expressing the
nun,br OF registered articles ehail BE- filed by
pressing the rnm'-er. In case registered arfi-
cles sent the proper blank Of The letter bill
shall lie fiiI-d with the word Nihi, "r Nil.
AR.FIE VI. The gist-r letters dcspatchs d
shall be ack ..nvleiged Immediately by the re
eeivinz Office by the FIRST mail following the re
esipt-
ftl.e ve.ifica.ian by the receiving Office shall
d sciose an er or "fany KIM in the right. lit,
IL hail b. also. by the first mail. notified to the
Dies afcing ofice
Asnux VII. The fv.. adninist, afions nsntu-
Sly engage To take ne-ifui measures FIR the care
full transmits registered cor respondenc.. and
Er pur-unR 10 WREN lot. buf il is understood
that nrish.r assumes TIE other any pecuuiary
rsrpor sib,li Y in Gaze # hes.
rcsE VIII. All l.st~rs exchanged between
The two eicrs shall indicate. BY stamp r sriting
lher~rW. the slhec If Tiyin
Correspondence fully raid todsetinati0n shall h.
'eanred s'an in the Nethelland., and Riid al |
IN she'Us;s~y States ~ re
nrKiasered articles slsaN - sasaped AaRgeteek- |
nj in The NstheElsnds. ard b thS Uaissd eaaess
B8ia0sd.
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READ THIS /!

BUILDERS. CONTRACTORS, AND OTHERS,
ID who desire to purchase
Lime and Brick, OF either.
are hereby notified b call lpcn the undersigned,
who will be prepared within few days, ~ an
al ordeTs with
YuAber One Araiele.
~ Orders may bslsh viii he uaassie-sd
0as Walksg's Hsesl n 3
vftts MARSHALL WILLARD.
0hsssp CITY. Hay y. lesA HU1eH
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| States If america ami the Republic Of MexicI
| was concluded and signed at the City OF Mexc'
on the 18th day of December, one Thousand
eight hundred and sixty one which Convea
| ton being in the English language, ID, ord
for worI Is follows:
Postal Convention between the United STAGES Of
America and the United Mexican states.
The United States of America and the United
Mexican States, being ,irous of drawing more
closely the friendly relations existing between The
two uutries, and If facilitate the prompt and
regular transmission # corresponi-i ce between
their respective territories have resolved to con-
clude postal cow ention, and have named as their
plenpotentiaries, that is 10 say -
The President II the United States Of America
has appointed Thon as Corwin, citizen If the
Tn ted states, and sLeir envoy extraordinary and
minister pl-nipotentiary near the Mexic n govern
ment /; ard the President of the United Mexican
States has appointed Sch istian Leid, de Tejsda,
citizen oftte said states md deputy u the Con-
gress # the Union. who, af er having COMMUNE
Gated to eacl, other their respective full powers
fund in good and due form, have agreed upon the
FLOWING articles
A,r1cLgI. there shall be charged upon all let
tsr-. newspapers. ~views. or other periodical
publication, printed phi smphle;s, or other printed
matter con, eyed either by United State. aeai
can srsels ;~fw-~n port in the Un ted states of
America and part in Mexico, tae following rea
rates Of postage. that is t. say
l. Cpr,n al letters not exc.e ing half an ounce
iu weiSht the rate e seven cents; and upon ali
let ~ weighing n.1e than half an ounce an add.
osal rate Il cent, for each additional Lxlf
ounce frac'i u thereof
2 Upn every new paper, daily or other, the
rare Of one CENT.
). Uron rrview- or OF, or period cal publirati-
"as, prinfel phanphlrts. or other printed matter,
The rate Of one cent r every ouncs or frsx tion of
an cunce weight ,.-
Tie aid no wspapers, reviews or other periodi-
cal pubIicstip printed pbanpllets, or other
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DETAILED REGULATIONS.

Agreed upon between the Post ONCE Department
OF the United States II america and the Gene
raj r .tofice Of the Netherlands, for the -x-cu-
tion # the Convention of the 18th day Of Sep
TENDER, 1867.
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Posi- OFFICE DEPARTNESr.
Washington. ian 81 lSGS.
The foregoing articles of detailed ,e-ul4ri ns u
carrying into execution the postal c Convention of
18th September, 1857, between the United States
and the Netherlands, are hereby ratified and ap-
proved.
Witness my hand and the seal Of the Post Office
Department this list day If January. A. D. 1865
Isz.L1 ALEX. W RANDALL,
Postmaster General.
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Postal Convention between the United States and
Mexico.
By the President u the United States Of America
PROCLAMATION
The New York herald., 1870-02-16
SAILED.

Steamships City OF Washington Liverpool; WestphsIis,
HAmburS; Virgo. Savannah; Charleson Charleston FAR
bank. Wilmington, Nc; Niagara, kchmond, &ci Fl CID
PHILADELPHIA
Wind It sunset Me- freah
The New York herald., 1870-02-16
NEW JERSEY LEGsSLAIURE.
Woman SutlraGe-Pnssage Of the Southern
New Jersey Railroad Bill.

Woman snilrage-Pnssage Of the Southern
New Jersey Railroad Bill.
petition was presented IA the Senate in favor OF
woman suffrage. Among bills introduced were
an act to incorporate the Oceanic Yacht Club OF
Jersey City; to create q new township OF Harrison,
in HUDSON county.
The supplement to the charter OF the Home Insur.
ance Company, OF Newark, allowing them to COM
mence business on capital Of $4,000, instead OF
$4,000, their original charter calls for was lost
debate arose on the third reading OF the supple
ment tue charter or the state Insurance Company
OF Newark, which was designed to relieve them rom
municipal taxation and the bill was iOsG.
Among bills passed was the bill to incorporate the
HUDSON County Glass Manufacturing Company sup
plement to the charter Of the Newark Plankroad
and Ferry Company; act relative 10 the Street Com
mlssioners OF Grecnviie, Hudson county.
Among bills fav0rably reported by the House com.
mttee vas the Deals Point and New York Ferry
Company's charter; to consolidate The New Jersey
sey western, Sussex Valley, Hoboken, kd&efeld
anu PATERSON Railroad companies: supplement- TO
pany.
Among bills introduced was one to regulate
iIeiRhtage on railroads, which Intended TO make
:, ~ mopnga.orJ on all companies to take ireyht when
:, the supplement- to the Long Branch and Sea
onoIe anu tle supplement to the RarItan and Dela-
mergs thelr capital stock With the New Jersey
SGutnern hallroad Company, were passed. A great
houses.
The New York herald., 1870-02-16

Porter adds That II Pope could prove tnat this
test TOOK place the 29th ne would convict himself
~ great inacnracy In his testimony oefore the court
martial and In his otficlal report 70 tno C0mmttee
on tho Conduct OF the War. wherein he sad
believe ia fact am positive that at ve o'clock tho
2h General Porter had Ia his rons no ccosoeTane pooy o
the enemy believed them as am very sure now tnat
was eas practicable for him TO have turned me hank
done % he would have gained dacdei victory over tnc
army OF Jackson e 10 could haee tn joined dy any V 0e
JtyttsW ~ Lo.gssed, &c
Now suDmn says Porter, mat Longstreet couid
AUGUST IN saving Jackson from disastrous aeteav
bv ''taking troops from In fronr' Of me- these
troops were miles away ~ five O'CLOCK, anu &Ccoiu-
ing TO Popes testimony they did NOT De9ln 70 arrive
uli sundown on that day and were coming On inc
Aeid Oil night and the next morning lsoth.
General Porter concludes hls reply 70 Generai
Pope as foOws:-WtthOut the slightest disposition
10 aval uysen OF any technical point tnat couiu no
raised III nv favor, l submit tnaC, on account Oh
General Popc's course and assertions, grave douDs
arise as 10 whether trial In accordance Win
the act Of Congress OF May 20, 1880 which states:-
Whenever general ofDee commanding army. or a
colonel commanding separate department. shall be the
accuser OF Of officer In OF the United
trial OF ocer snail appoined BY the Of the
United Sta,es
Now General Pope, in his protest Of September 10.
1867, against rcLearng Of my case. comes forward
as my acclser aad prosecutor. In his report to the
Committee Oh the COnducC VI the War ne says-..i
considered it duty Oloed to the country to 0rfng
ffLs John POrte, justice With his convection aud
punishment ended all Official connection l have
since had with anything tnat rclated the opera
tons 1 conducted In Virginia." The letter OF the
article may peraaps, not have been violated but in
spirit ts violation was perfected ior General Pope
was the 'accuser or prosccutor" as he now appears.
then my court shoud Il have been appointed by the
ffesluent ana not by The General-la-ChleL