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I ,,0)Ij3Trri:btt- volume xxxih.,,,, :ll :uiLmUu u nabhtilek TjaipsAlMkY, jtaJTOAial ; . -r Z .ZZZmM.. ' .Tree!- SuheaifrlfoM irwjWy m adraafte. Arri Leas Arri' 1 J & S: o;Af ax ' rJ: Lev Arri Lea i At An- Lea Arr a, Pal the J roao on SHI tcr Ill we Co fro cat f Ofl of KIN am o'c 2& 71 gro 39 4Kt .4 V M u & K ft ui of 1. cm wh rol 5S! ii a th Hi KtlSl wh crl l:Ro 1itl S5 4 I 4 mat SI vac liU Rut me til trK 1 ftM ihe 4 d 1 MEDICAL. CBKS-fe BAKKERS . J GROCERIES, LIQUOES, &a DRUGS & MEDICINES. WfYW" TS .TftiV'rTafljJUlM Arrt 4 -A 5F, SEYMOUR, M. (Lt Brigade Surgeon, IT. S. A.) ' r .. - - . . ,.. 1 i 1 - - - l i i i j - aw , a a , - -as. A w " ' " - mVOVtll I SV MAW JJBAJ.JU. OUU ICTean tllllllf III II 11 II 113 UaL TTTlifcT A"Tb AUBfiBTI"'! I HI ttil i-i An? Offica39CedarstrefbetweaSemmeraaaCherrr. ' "'AtA NASHVILLE. 1 " i OKea for treatment of all Diseases of the Eje i-" Lea ,a v.r onmiloai for Squinting, Cataract, eet. Atrf r 1 REAL ESTAT3 AGENTS. DISSOI.UTION. 7 Lea mllE firm heretofore exirtinB onder the a?ie nD I firVn asd atyle of W. MATT BKOWfl uo brawn rettrei froa the botines. Mr. Callender, n nnnMtlini With PhlDUS Qarrett, Will CO tinne the Real Ett businen at the old Und W. Matt. Brown 4 Co, 41 J Chernnrtreet. Aril!) -i W? Uill. viimhST 01METT. T. CAIXIXDIE. nu i nmrn f r A DDCTT T.,B UALLuIMUun Oi unnni-i if -a (SaecesiortoW.MATT.Boinf4CoJ - Real Estnt -A.flrontB, WILL rie their prompt attention w ine ttunz . . , and reatinc or ercry acacnpuon ui iwcw muho. dee lw. BESIRAIJIiU RESIDENCES 1K .BnlldlHgXet feir ShIc, .OIMu .if TTiZl A LARGE KUMBER OF FARMS. tr J.teA nt R!deBce; emteWng-lJ.ropnu. rterritorr. 'AUotwo racantlrtl adjofeine. 2d. That iplendid Roildenec of the late Janlej' Jolinf9B,iOiroaaBtweei.Beiwecnpumui lHh ttreeU. eontainlnf 8 roomi. beaides terranU rooms ana ouer oui noiua. ia tv,. .nl.n.li,! RmiMcnce of the late Hardin V. Bottick, containinc about 10 roomi, out houe. t. liooa Bpnnr na fpnnK nouie wmi aTM 01 lana, lmmeaiaiciy ujik;iuv m wu, the Charlotte f ike. p6 4th. 50 acres or prouni of the Barrow Property. J0- on the Charlotte Pike, which will bediridedto aait surcaasem . . r A rerr larw wimber of Lots , is Hie Cityl mud the different Additions to Naserille. 25 Lots in EdeeQeld aad BrownsTllIe. th, A rerr Wmt suabec of tWBEST FARMS in this and the adjoininc eounues. Appiy vo J. L i R. W. BROWN, dec4 lm 38H UniosUeet. 011L1H & REAX ESTATE AXBJ itufijf In n SUlt COLLECTIG DnOMISliWS FAITHFUL AND PROMPT 'fl rMpecUttBy tender our ef trices to -the Public. as uenerai Acenu. lor ine rurenut ui Hear Estate : Rentinr and Leasior of City r nd i.ciiinr 01 uiir or 'ropery: Collection ofjNot- Aeeounts iasa yo DILLIN TUOMPBOW, Office, orer Second National Bank, Coliete street. BOOKSr'SATlbNERY, &c. MieOLLSIEjR, MnlH iirJlllWlll. tBClLZK1K SCHOOL BOOKS. BLANK BOOKS, GOLD AND STEEL PENS. Arnoltfa Wrltliiff Fluid & Copying Ink, ill i Wellli t.YiskEir' aM TiMfe'l Canl , H J STATIONERY, r'" An.l lt. Tjtis.1 Ll.eratnre of the Dar. (Between Cherry and College,) NASHVILLE. TENN. m (Ordtrs aelicited for every description of Printing. J,l TT7"K have Jrcmoted our Stock to the Ware- Y V house, comer Church and College streets. lorraeny oceupiea oy i ayne, James x vxl, waero we hope to meet our former patrons, and theipub- . r ,, iio reneraiiy. Oar. Steele, U LARUE, . AN -WEEESEEECTED, i i And we always sell The Xewest i -,J 'MiSirkct Prices. .a A. A. SPENCER & CO.. AeclB .No. 29 KORTHi CHERRY- STREET. rici ni l SleIal-tteBtion-pald to the :ii:47IJ K.lArt COEEECTIftX P CLAIMS inwr 1 J J NO CHARGES IN ADVANCE. HOWARD A NELSON, Attorneys and U. S. Claim Agents. Ilr risWr.M-irn." CF.'tfriti:. U. S. District Judge: Anson Nelson. Esa., Pmidcnt becond a- ion, uo. Geo. D tlonal Bank; Ma term aster. ueoj-im ,uT -BAWEH IMPROVED ERAS1VE ROAP. THE CHEAPEST AXD States. home. one of ".end your Orders to , canBet S.R0DDY & CO.j cace of co ""MANUPA OTURERS, Ncr, 00, CkHrck Street, D. D. DENTON & CO CJTY STEAK1 ; SAKNT SCAXBT . MAXtirACTORT, I C AXB H BRBAB KTREET. 'Dealer, can T lupplied oa' ahdrt notice -with evervtVlne hi oar Lkit,' iB4e br our selrea. Special r TO jCrackcrs rAnd,0ajr. ID D. DENTON Q. M. HUNTIN0I0N. rl'RfI f a: TiOl.BSAXE J'OXOCEES, EeceiTingfPorwar 1oift t swiff ii AXD iBtorage- Mercliants, (SfrBerBSiHS Mirket'aM CKtrfch ttrceUs, foi merly occupied by ivmng, aiciror7jOc uy. ARE RECEIVING and UaTe in itore the fol lowln?: . i liw barrels Urown ttugar. CO do A CoSce bugar. 25 do B do do rthiaard. ; Powdered do Symp, . i 28-Tdo flTr?i-tin rj5 25 do 25 da i(4frjdo hOlsnSrniD. 5andl0rali: I '.. CO barrel! 2fo 1 and 2 Mackerel, 60hfdo do do - ou qrao ao ao . i 200 WU - do -....-Po H.' .t.K ' 25 barreU . Uo i ynisicy, 25 i da'-lf.'Piko'i do 250 boxes star candle?, SO.doien brooms. 100 boxes cheesa, 60 boxes rniiini. : SCO kets nails. 1W) reams paper, U) boxes assorteasoap,ir. 40 kecs sinter, : t 30 dozen buckets, 50 &cks Rio coffee. 409 botes caady, . - w bassetscnamparoe, . SO cases ardines, 4 0 boxee starch, iO . do. .pickles, -20 do Madder, C5lbarrcU apples, 50 boxes aborted wines. I. lOC&.barrek Flour, all erailcj. . .n no- : I'outoes, .'. 109 boxes Fire Crackers,' i 100 eases assorted Xiquon, Tn AiUnn ta Ihn'fibnrfl we haVfj a reneral as- inrtmMitnrimK'friM all of which were boueht durinr the present pressure in the Eastern mar kets, we expect to sell koous on snort proms, and would be pleased to have our old friends call onus. , JiMiaMJCAAF. un i' i it ii i r . . u ( ' A. G. Ewinr. of the former firm of Swinr. Mc- Crory k Co., will be found with the above firn for the purpose of settling; up their business. ateZx CrPOWEtL, GREEK & CO. BANKERS, BROKERS . ..ii 6 i .j i1 .1.. ) I. J ! ' Q (AND, QENEEAL 00MMISSI0N Merchants, - S8BKOA1) STUgSEX.S ( a- 'I. NEW YORK. CqirifBCS PoWEtt; formerly C.. Powell & Co, Knoxville-Tenn I. P. GREEN, formerly Nichol, Qreen Jk Co.Kath-1 lll.Tcnn. ' Cnia. M. McUnr.K, livlne atKnoxrille, Tenn, BY the above eoru'it will be seep we haro es tablished ourselves inNewYor fur the pur- note of doiu: a leritm&te commission business : and beint a Tennessee house.-we respectfully so iieitthe patronsrc of our boot hern friends gen erally. We are amply prepared to make cash ad vances on consignments ; to loan currency on gold without-eharge of -interest ! to purchase and sell cotton, tobacco, flour and pork : also gold stocks, bonds, and government securities on a margin ex clusively on commission. . Hofpectfully, C. POWELL OREEX A CO.. HARDWARE. v it tui lLi,4j .jjiHiWlENERteoO,, f AH t it HARDWARE, CBTIEBY, UHI.OK-) tAlVt I AflA FARMING IMPLEMENTS, ; jFTifrW weeds; Wi-Y .Kib U. S TUJiLlU .NUAItU, NASHVILLE, lENN, -l A. 3- E N At Mnnufuclurcrs PrlccM, Witk. Freight Added. The best,Two and Four Horse Lever Powers and Threshers t The best Ono and Two horse Hallwar1 n Powers and Threshers;1 The best Reaping and ' Mowing MacliTnej; CORN AND . ,- .. ,H u. C0TT0N1 "- . Jli1 -it COLTIVATOU ; SATTLY GANG PLOWS; .KOfiplJ ImFAN-Mlli; " PLOWS: ' " '..- CORN SHELLERS; ,! 'J ".' . , ' ' ' . STRAW CUTTERS, etc Ciroulsrs mailed to any address. Or to.b had on application. J. . WARXT.R Jt CO.. No. 2 Public Sqarr, Nashville, Tennessee. dfclO-Sm BANKS. TIIENECOXB XATIOXAE BANK, ' ' OF NASHVILLE. CI10 Strccf,1 near Union, ness, and furnish Exchange on NEW YORK, CINCINNATI. 'Oorjrnment Securities. Gftld and Silver, bought ana rum on commission. A. 2plso. Preeident. , , - vol!Lclf3tt.'C,,Csh'r W. J. Thomih, Ass"t Cash'r dec4 lm. THIRD MTI0NAI BANK, or .. air i .1 .1 If A SEVILLE, TEN2SSEE. JOHX KlKKUAK, JOS. W. AlLEX, D. Wkatii, Edoai Joxis. !U't )F. Citk."; , . J. DcxcWjin j -j ttnDr rxu, "vnU. K-'IIillIVx, 1 Edxvsd CoorM. Designated DepotitarjNuid Financial Agent ofhe rOreriflclrVlSkft "busi This Bank occupies the building formerly occu pied by the PiaoUrsV Bank; comer of Uuionand College streets, and is prepared to buy and sell JtWJ. al Stlitr, Drift). iZ & Sceuritir; and Sal Swiii, (bUni uVof, Draft,, Owpon., dc. inall porta of the United SUtes. " "t" ',5-SO.Boads And 7-3 Treuury Notes al ways on hand, and for sale. Gold Conpobs cashed Sa4tKipoundintcmt NototbougTitat hVhigh tt rates. KDGAll "JONES, Cashiers WV W. BKRRY, President. " MtcT G' ' BAILEY, OBDWAY & CO. 1 WIIOlfESAIiE GKOCERS COMMISSIOX AXD FORWAKDIXG MERCHANTS, KO. 7BBOAI STREET, (oVcr te Itiva'f) :t a i - . t t t f .' x I KASUVIXI-E, TEXSESSEE. J.V the Trade that they are now receiving and will have in store one of the largest and most com plete lots of Groceries offered in tuts market Tor some years cost. Tha'Goods were bought br one of ourflxia in person In Baltimore and New York. nil were Selected sDeciallr for this market. The following compiise a part of thq stock: 300 sacks BaltlraorcEiQ.fJoffcc; . ,1 1 , T 1 11 1 - O nogfliieauj xrown ougur; - 100 Barrels A Coffee Sugar; 50 barrels B Coffee Sugar; 60 barrels O Coffee Sugar; ,60 barrels Crushed, Sugar;1 60 barrels Powdered Sugar; 50 Granulated, Sugar; oQO. barrels Jfour, of aU, .grades; . .' 1000 sacks Bran; 2000 barrels Salt; 20 barrels Molasses; 10 barrels Vinegar; barrelr,,' Jlobertsoa CounJy; .JVliiskyj '25 barrels Bourbon Whisky; 5 barrels Holland Gin) 4 casks of Brandy; 100 barrels ana nail Darreis juacKerci; tn ' 100 kiU Mackerel; y 100 boxes Cheese: 50 boxes, J and boxes Raisins; 15 barrels Almonds; 15 barrels Filberts; 250 drums Figs; 50. cases assorted Pickles, quart and pint; 100 cases Oysters; 25 cases Sardines; 200 boxes, and boxes Candles; 100 bxsvariousbrands Soap, plain andfknev; 50 boxes assorted Candles; ' 10 boxes 'Brandy Cherries; 200 kegs Kails, assorted; 50 dozen Tainted Buckets; -SO'dozcn'TubSinNesU; 15 casks Soda; 100 boxes Chewing Tobacco, all grades; 20 cases Smoking Tobacco; 50 dozen' Brooms; ' i 25 dozen "Washboards," f , tr 500,000 G. D. Caps; 100 bags Shot;! . 30 kegs Powder; " " 25 bags Pepper; 25 bags Spice; 75 boxes Indigo; $ft 11 casks -Madder; f y I . BAGGIXG, ItOPE AXD TfVIXE.4 This stock is offered to the .Trade only, at small .foLaAde&mwedtaeUM.ch'ep as the same articles can be had for in Louisville or Cm .:...n ... - TcAWXlOXtT;" Having ample storage room, we invite consign ments of Cotton and all kinds of Produce. We will take in exchange v r JrJ a-, 'i i ... S. DRIED APl'EKS AX1 TIE.VCIIES, FEATIIEPS, BEESWAX, V at ' " OrXSEXGAXDIVOOE, And will allow the doc30 binl the highest market prices. HARDWARE. II A RD W ARE; SAM. YMLEER, & GO.,, ' NO. 11 COLLEGE STREET. , . ' SIGST OF THE .BIG PADLOCK HAVE ON HAND AND ARE RECEIVING a large and complete stock of English,) Ger man, and American HARD WARE, Which wo are selling at reasonable prices. The stock consists in part ef FINE IXL POCKET CUTLERY. 200 GROSS TABLE CUTLERY, 200'DOZ. KNOB LOCKS, assorted, 60 do HAND AND-RIPPING SAWS, S00 de ASSORTED AUGERS, Wlbs. HOOKS AND HINGES."ass6ftetI2 to , 43 inches, 1000 lbs. II DOIL CHAIN; 1000 M BLACKSMITH'S HAMMERS, all kinds: 25' WRIGHT'S ANVILS, 100 CROSS-CUT SAWS, 4 to VA feet. CO MILL SAWS. 6H to 8 feet! AXES,." , . CHISELS, ' ; FILES, " ' hatchets; . . , CHAINS, ". LOOKING GLASSES. CANDLESTICKS of all kind KAZORS. ' SCISSORS, SHEARS, .- -TIN'OUPS and PLATES, !! TEA and TABLE SPOONS. COFFEE' MILLS, . . ' M I SHOE NAILS. ; TACKS. A very largo stock ef PLANES of every variety Also, PREMIUM .HTEEl PLOWS.; Those wishing to purchase in our line will io well to give us a call before buying. Janl lm." ' J a v i UJ G. W. FALL & CO., I M I? JEfc X J$ TL, i;AVnOLE5ALE'ANT)'RETArirDEALERSl iir - HARDWARE AND CUTLERY NO. 31 PqBLIC SpUARE. NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE, taw an A Ellis' old stand.) CKlrkma We would respectfully invite 'the attention of SPORTSMEN to our stock of ,Whih cannot, be equalled here. It comprise all grades, from the PlfAlN DOUBtE - RARRETj ' , ' TO THE pEEEBRATED GUNS ,0Ft . .-:, WUaW . It WIS LEY IlICIIARDS A OB ER Rrcack jLeadinfc er Cartridge SHOT GUNS. ir-M TJ N I T 1 0 N (IiuvM'1 tJH" , . , t " SPORTING APPARATUS DRUGGISTS fat : ..AND, f i.. . in .i R, P. JENKINS; : fiO, ISaccessorsl' I- - ), '! DK. TOM WEIjJL.S, 32 Market St., oppoalte.Union T ESPECTFTJLLV INFORM .THE OLD PAT. XV rons ofDr.VELLSand the nnblic e-ener&llr. that his Bucccssors .will do all in their power.br auiigent aiieniion to business, to merit a continu ance ot the 'doctor s former large and extensive patronage. . They will keep, constantly on hand PEKE DREGS, AXD CIIEMICAES, ESSENTIA! OILS, MEDICIXAIJ EIQEORS, Powers and WeighfmWs Cetebrated Chemicals; Blue Mass, Sulphate i QuinineSulphate Morphis, Iodine, Iodide Potash, Chloride of Gold, Ether, civ., vie Tinctures, ExtracU, Syrups, Cerates, Ointments, Plaster, etc., are made in strict accordance with ine reTisea fnarraacopia. Family Medicines, Such as Pills. Omtmenl -D iflrrhf)l. f!nrlliilrf Ague Tonics, Alteratives, Invigorating Cordials, vuuguiueuicuicis, ana in loci an mb tsM Of the day. Finest articles of Perfumery, Fancy and Toilet article of everv ilnrininn MrfumcdiSoaps, Hair Oils; .Hair Restoratives, Tooth Washes, Tooth Brushes, and all articles in iuis nun iuriiuning; ui mo j.oiieu Rotnnic &. Eclectic Medicines, Such as Fresh Roots and Herbs,'bf all' kinds; Tilden's andB. Keith's Alkaloid and Rcsnoid, and Trusses I Trusses!! Trusses!!! For ihk m'lllioa, of everysiie and variety. Deutal & Surgiallnstrauients,' PRESORIPiTIONS Accurately filled, at all hours of the dav anil niirhl! ii Spices, Dye StuHs, Paints, ETC., ETC. . Allspice, Pepper. Cinnamon, Cloves,, Nutmegs, Mace, Mustard, Aromatic Seeds, Madder, Span ish Indigo, Logwood, Copperas, Blue Stone, Mu riate of Tin, Cudbear, etc Window Glass. 8x10 to 40x60 superior auality. White Lead, Mixed Pamts, ready for use;', Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Coal Oil; Lamps of every variety, and large sup ply, at low rates. Landreth's Gardea Seed. J ust received, a very large supply. Also, a large lot of Grass Seed. ..si 7 TO PHYSICIANS. in: and Pharmecist, at the Old Stand of II.S. Thatch er, now or the firm or 11. P. J. & Co., would in form the Physicians of Nashville, and surround lni country, that it is oar aim to mnnlv everv Wont oftho Practitioner, in tho line of his pro- iession, ana win spare no pains to accomplish that end satisfactorily. He will be much pleased tosee any of the Faculty who. will honor our establish menfwHh a visit. ' ' ' " lie hODCS bv constant attention tn hiti n In. merit a share of patronage, assuring them that their favors will be prepared ?a ith fidelity, of tho Purest materials, and br himself nerinnallr. nr in accomplishd Prtscriptionist. Our Stock embraces the greatest variety, and everything coming within tho Drug Business. , Give us a coll and wc will guarantee satisfac tion. All orders entrusted to our care filled with promptness and accuracy. R. JE. JENKINS, & CO., S2 Market st., opposite Union, NASHVILLE. TENN. KIGX OF THE MAX AXD MORTAR.' jonS 2w MUSIC, BIANOS &c. , . McCLURE'S MUSIC STORE. 33 UNION STREET. THIS OLD ESTABLISHMENT DEALS IN Pianos of Steinway and Sons, J. B. Dunham, Hobt. Mann'. A, It. Olo Oo other fin class instruments. Carhoirt, Needham A Co'( un rivalled CHURCH AND PARLOR ORGANS. Also, SHEET MUSIC, and MUSICAL ' MERCHANDISE GENERALLY. Give It a coll before you purchase. P. S. Hare just added to the above list of Piano-Makers, CAIXEXBERG &. VAEPEE. Call and examine. dec2-lm PIANOS ! PIANOS! MASON & HAMLIN'S TiU, "WILL FIND THE BEST ASSORT- meat in the city at Lack's New Mosio Store on, CHUEOH STKEET, Opposite SLClondiRelel. Also Sheet Musis, and Muiisal Instruments nf all kinds. J5e m to fall before purchasing elsewhere. 1 Pianos tuned by Mr. Jackson, . v t JOHN. LUCK, Luck's TSalUiiif. Charet Btrect, opWu St. Cloud Hotel, aad 44 Union Street. ; J dec4 Sh:. I SEWANEE COAX. rfHE OFFICE OF THE SEWANEE COAL Agere is, sow reaored to No. 3 Church strecVatew tfoorr below the Post et. aiew oowr betovr the Pott CHEc. Unlers Jor tool will bo promp eebrperbBhel. L. STONI " jaat-at ferF. Ailed At 40 1 NEW BACON. 5,000 TleTvuXaw I.rJ MeLAUGHLiy.-BUTLER A'CC dec 20 lw : ii;.. : v ' tr. : , J . i . rriJ?iu VTx .TlAi :jkjirte-j&e .war - h v: i .x n i. t n .Tiv h-tr ndi i ? a f ; i 1- I .4 C i-.t AMERICAN. .! . H T ' rTJ-tjfcXtj IMJIOH S ft O SI ti OCB SEKEKAZ.. EDITIONS, DAILY, ' - !' ; ! - ' J ttl,V: TKI-WE?KIJY, USHHCSOOX TO CX XFTiSI.lBITKD.V - V ' :a:i a3ciweekly, WIIX. MEET THE WANTS OF AU f i A "do i )? ill . CEASHES OF READERS." ' !.(-. , .-HI I lt. . 9 ! 11'. (!.') The DAIET wiU contain the i w AfT f-,T lLMX. ESfOJiJljN JSiVJJS ;i BY MAIL AND TELEGRAPH, 3 1 Fitm all parti;of the Country,, embracing!! POIXnCAE,' COSOfERCIAClf ' FIXAXCIAE.3 IXDESTRIAE, f 'AGRICCETERAE, AXD A OEXERAX 3IISCEXXAXY. Of information, relating to the Religious, Domes tic and Social condition of the people, NORTH AND SQUTH. . :a (-li H' ; mm YTiO 10 3JA8ir The Tsi-Wxsklv, which will be regularly issued so soon.as .the necessary' arrangements can be per fected, will contain all the most important matters treated in theDirLr, and alarsfr'adrertlsinr'list showing the general business of this and other,, cities. The WggKLT, w.Mch will be enlarged as circum stances shall require, will contain selections from tho other editions, of matter that will servo to in terest and improve the old andthoyoung, It will' contain, in addition to its general reading, embra cing all subjects of current thought and interest, aCW eekly Review of the markets ef this and'other -ities, with which our people do businessand a carefully prepared price-current of the Nashville markets, including all articles bought and sold in the city, whether of domestio production or im ported from abroad. TTe also intend to make' the ' Weekly Uxiox im Aussicix," in all respects, a with solid and instructive matter' for the advan tage of the rising generation, and for the enter tainment and comfort of those, more advanced in life. The proprietors of the " Uxios xm AMEBt cili" have lived and been engaged in the newspaper business longenoughtoobtatnaknowl- edge of the true wonts .of a great, honest' and Tir- tuout people, who, though unfortunate, are striving , tOtra'nsmitoWeir5 dcicendini.'m cuturo and nurture? therihirhjt(ild raort;ob!ej9uilities. industry, selftreliasce; and dignity of character. Faflr appreciatingfth? jwer-ajbeaefience ot .woman, they will endeavor to snake thk paper an acceptable companion, to.tho Biothew aad. daugh ters of the country .'.whcre&om '.they may derire both profit and pleasure. To persons desirous of making known to the tion by moil, reaching every Post Office which haf been re-opencjdp the, State, besides' on extensive circulation in adjoining States, gives our advertis ing columns superior advantages. The advance is thepricetot every article which estert-uito the production of newspapers is raca that the terms upon which they are furnished' must necessarily correspond. In common with our city contemporaries', we have adopted the" following. the .... iUllH'i ; f t.i 'i ' ! 'l m "vi- 'v ' - ef. SnbccrliiUeai r cr s JT I "TifC Un i 0 il an d km eri can, , I'.,.- -J'.-.H l'kt .! ' t t Strictly laAdraac;) " -e r n t I jD.;iii;i:iryr, ;t.. , . 1 Dsllr,V awum . for six .months 7.ea for three months. XS9 i.se for tmr month- umAT . - !," ;i. 1 " .W e o It 1-y . Weekly, per aaaaai- for tix Months? for three mouths- T ' ,Dse assou&cemeGt will W.asaae of the tkae when, the ,Tri-Weekljr " wBl he iwrdoad' of the ferau. rttiiEt iimnmiri hi A aen-wid stavelTlc w o the slvaatleB .Mexlee a sua aUi Tbe tntf peHcy From tho National Intelligencer. . Louisiana, Deo, 1865.-11 i-w abstract our ttotwhis from. the. present, and.strive to &thba ike future of this beautiful country, there are certain possibilities -which impreBa -tiicimelTes HeR'tfee MHettftkarteea;--onfli phase of American deyekipeBieBt. It has dominated over the oborigines and. their Kiccesrora of the Latin race. It had organi-f Pi iProductioHjaf ja.mest impertant'ac- ncultural staple. It had accumulated wealth, and acquired sectional power.! A conflict arises hctween:the Nnrth.&nd Aniitft tfeose two great lobes of- AHterican;d'ef el- tnrown. The torth, Joshed witb conquest, 85" wiia power,'1 aitractea or toe .in ducements of soil and climate coca to Ihe 9vmiju.-,yinpehiejeH Ewarm. i.nej neeqy of employment. The cotton mania- ,sS?ed uc8! aqjiif44eic. Northern men buy and rent plantations. Thev hire laborers. ,04ficer3.eacae the scrviies of disbandld bblo'red soldiers.'and exchange the field of elorr for the field . of erairi- i)tlerk - .finding' the" immense drantagee wfcfeS thei il Sattth Doseesstsibr tWm vpmoa'Tittt-cA. their capital and skill into the South1 and "build up a srstcm of domestic manufactures: .u may uc ouucu uie cuiuuierciai inter much encouragement; m, , , H.VU .... UU the opening trane of the Gulf cities. There must.be an end of strife at some period.? or under somc.circnmstanees which.'tehd to ap ,i.x s r '- t i pwao uiu aiuuiwsiuea ui. rival peoples, Whensoever this calm shallncosae upon the exasperated 'feelings" of the' North and Softh there will be, a, fusion for some commoa pur pose. It mar be'for a,war ocainst eomd . common -antagonist, or it may be a;peacdul period shall arrive, men will again behold England driving offjier Eoundheads and .Cavaliers, and afterwards .claunine as tnumpha of.her race and institutions all the, results of American prowess' ur of American enterprise. Miis war has done much to reunite th sections in any common enter-' terprise, by modifying the distinctive pepu-i liarities of each. The Southern people have ixew84"iu fneaianaara peculiarities pi ine 'race Srn" the courage, rseVerance, ana resources ot the JNorth. l,ne JNorth-nas been compelled to pay a -tribute to. 'the- heroism, ;endaranc and. dig nity with which "the" l3outhernv people" have borne the trials of war and the sorrows? of subjugatioiUj These, people ha v$;also ex changed''some of the'clistinctivo qualities for winch each lias been distinguished. .Per haps the- Bouthenf standard of personal honor and the mode of vindicating its vio lation may, be adopted. Jfossi bly the south l ,1 , , i , em peujjie may una mat me practical em- I jiloymcnts of fife do not necessarily, degrade theiijiduaUho'adoptelhem.;- of national, enterprise, a more favorable dis position to 'respect arici defend eachother may' result "The" extreme intolerance, the selfish cupidity which would reduce the South to side into federal tranquility, and possibly the war may carry 3he code M honor into Ln necticut and cotton mills and shoe factories intoJfew Orleans. iT h Then expansion must commence. The .'Federal Government hasstimulated'the com. merce and manufacturers of' the North. It has built up and imported manufacturers. and surrounded them with the ring- fence bf ' a tarin. It has stimulated the .Northern a; petite with the .confiscation and spoil of the south. Where is the market lor these man ufactures? Where is the freight for this shipping Where is the prey lor the au yfcnturer? 'Thesf Jquestionsfind., tlietrm swers in the commercial and territorial ex pansions of the United States. As Europe "precipitated itself- upon Asia," so will the American people occupy the commerce and Drrxlnrtions of the Kldonuln which SDreada away into-the dreamy sunshine of -tfie tropics- and citra-tropical regions, it may meet the moral disapprobation of the philanthropists. Iibut if is as :raueh a, physical nre'destihation l.t- r if. l j'.l -1. "Jt ' vt "l.i a' u mat me coia me stenie xiorm snouia sees the genial South, as that the iceberg should float awaVrom (UieAfI5 Qcean to melt iiseii in we warmer waiera ui we Kiaperue zone. Already have the indications of this inevitable law a speared, -The'warpblicy of the North ha3 crowded population and labor m -r f i mio xexas. juany men jdi emiiient aDiiuy and well! proven energy-have been self- exiled into MEXICO. (IPrice; -Allen, Hardeman; arid' hundreds df their hardy and resolute followers have ex patriated themselves and sought a home in this attractive country. The writer has con versed with some of these .men, who, have returned to purchase implements of agricul ture. They express a natural regret at leaving, " their native country ; but it is easy to see that this regret is yielding-to the extraordinary inducements held out to agricultural enterprise in Mexico. The immigrant begins to defend all the peculiari ties of the soil and climate' which he has chosen. He is beginning obviously to can vas for associates in his entcrprue: He speaks of the sugar-mill which never stops; of the cotton-plant which is perennial ; of the coiiee estates upon which ninety- acres will'-produce 15,000' annually ; of the ex traordinary profusion of fruits which are planted to shade the coffee, which pay the expenses of culture, and which were so varied that ono. individual) could have a dif ferent fruit ohh"Is "table almost every week: uvthe. year. Of course you hear nothing X)f fevers, 'reptilev nor insects. Guerillas! and.Indians are nothing.- The Mexicans nd longer object to' heretics and- Northmen. Whenever you hear the American speak in' this manner' it means expansion. SoBlof .pew country ia destined to be the sixteenth; Mrs. Shuflleton. It' is -inevitable. Now when these, people, shall have begnri'td ex- tinguish the Camanches,. lynch robbers,' build railroads, and open a trade' with the mother country, we shall behold the national; e Biiau nenoiu me niuosait ill be said, "These men! kJ'J I' BefeldqVtwr Jn- brow relax, it will are of the oldtdefc.! These men, like Sam Houston, will revisit .t.! , Ar M1.:AI. I been once so unpopular, and will be received with nride as men who have canicdcivUi- jution -and 'pregresff into new 'regions., Their overtures for apoutical connection will be listened to-with attention, sad ids not impeaiKe th'ejwhoie Gulf carve may look to New Orleans aslti rTew York, and to Washington city as its seat of govern- meat 0uie a6e7 . , . .H ' Hambeldt says the climate -'of Mexico 4s In layers. You ascend from eternal sum- ' . -r. .... 'I merto perpetual snow, at u ln.tne temper-ji ate and feUle-Vsileyi which represent the! climate most acceptable to me nortnem races, 1 that these men propose to make their homes. It s where ihe heafdoes' hot enervate, rot the cold chill. It is where the world-staples grow with little labor,, and enable the plan ter' to commandith their price all the lax uries of modem eiyUisatioa. New,, a cli mate of 73 dg. average, with! little, fiaetfia tion; a valley fertile as the Delta; snow-fed streams glowing wrougn icniie neius; ancueoatent. areaefaealy not to sc con efened Isyme'moetFroBs cynic: "" Obvi ously the exodus of these disobedient chil dren of the Itepublic differs from that of the first parents. These last were driven out of Paradise; the American seem to. have bees drives safe K. B&tc'fs r jai, it will all come right They may not come to us in the lan guage of the King.of Israel but we shall gsj thea. If they gtead fatt,. the, progress of their race will cover their position ; they will again be reunited with those they love. Open land, with baildines and' enclosures. ay be rented cheap inlMexieo. A hei eB. (,O0Qiaf, te jSal Lair -I'eW-l, with! r 1 with I V OUCS AX. WIsCMMUl HWt-sAf mtA r a . . ... I of fraiU and timber, reata for 10,000. La bar ef the natives k said to be worth froa eighteen cents to fifty ceats per day. The laWew are dccile,and,saJEciBtly wda trieast1 AftBe same tirae,'-Bbwever, that these inducements are held out to the people of the SaatharB States ta- iauaigiate, kit wie oa the part of the tsere extrwa wen ef ti2frtik to drive them away bj . the ka poKcy of confiscation and exclusion ? The bondage, will be rebuked by the better feel-. pfno,paffiar( interest to the geeeralread .ings: undnbetter .interests &f Je"QyvMbern th reported jiroceeds, 'to,".give an outline , jpeopleJ JThe jectidnai oscULaionwilhsub- 'or " ' wapie oaeetion hb now tn great i: to" tho laiorinif and' coasumint' millions the North. Cotton clothinr' ia very-'hick Groceries "have perk-tfirf 'adrH pled thein wiwj.nmai uuiuirm,r(yswutuui9f so MOBgerr jJBreaase inese spamponantiu Mticies to 'the same exteiit s foraerlr. Mac3iri- fs.of ;cnlon utMg or. sKwldbear- cnTxed to nnulf nnti'iar tlut viiJ arikn 'cosBfarr Why-Aeit pursue &"pGcr cajen laum 10 discourage ana. expet woo waaia sad reeew their origimJ1 relatiM?r Yhr cannot tfeey, toi,.lBtoi eoapftitidaiB jtM prcsciwn of important aipte8?: Thdcear queetiess 'tite and returnm 'reason' will A CeHYeitiin $f Pcfsass'ljiteresjeji . tfili: at Wares, IHlReis. ExkiWliek ef MachiHwy u'fj Sas- pies ef.Syrai . From the Chiaao ,Keg.J - t I I ''culttvatronTir Borghura:is'Ih' sessja'h'ffifej l-daVl -It waa called to 'rit'e'te-'eftewired ti in braBA .f Jsdastry artrppeitwait to I compare views and ibrnrintallieeutcDkntos what hits been accofflplished In Hlie Wa'y &f i .owguun improvedi -scrghum. raanuiactunng- appli ances. THE, INTRODUCTION OF THE SORGHUM This is comparatively-'a new field.- It is .bat a. few year since' the sorghum plant waa introduced in, the United States, ,inthe hope that its cultivation mTeht prove "a success; arid1 the-neonle- "be iKus Tendered' riidpVn' deat of-ferelgniferedricers;' Th Supply df. Wgar and mclassea was of conrse 'cat jfT iby, the war, andr the necessity, became; impera tive Tor the discovery of some "meana hv whTch i a ffreatwibllc' demand should be'sup plledj Attenwon was'thus naturally 'turned.. to.the xaisincsorzhiinEt ,as the oBlnnrac-. if... . - r il. tJ - utiuic suusjuuic iut uiu -sugar, caaeui is noi longer ago man aooo or isoo.tnai, sor ghum seed was 'first Introduced into tjiW; country. i A V. PV'V.V.1 IMIVUM. Vft, WUC, UU. iiuiio ui ,iutiu axe. nauves ui mis sail, mere is argreat diversity 6f opinion among those engaged in its cultureVas tc-what irfthebesJ vanety.! The ChineseiOS; generally' held in, the highest esteem, in. me- .North west. The dneFaifiiculty in the way of successful cul tivation Is found in thd liability' there' is to me mixing of seed, and to the iinpdrty or worthleseness oC theseed itself. DEMAND FOR AND TRICE OP TUKSYRITP. It is impossible to BtateTwith any decree -j-:r .l i. v i "..,r,' ui ix-rioiuiy, lue amount ui syrup manuiac tured annually.- It a VearlV 'increasins. las tho. inventions for' Bufaturine beeome: 1 rl 1'' iiiuiiijJiieu. auu uiuru, jjcnej.1 m ineiTjOpero- uuus. Aiic average uricu 01 syrups is irom eighty cents to one dollar per srallon: afcypi' ding to quality, and finds ready sal eat these. hgures. ' After noticing the organization of the Con vention and giving some resolutions adopted. A GENERAL-DISCUSSION The order of business called far discussion of the sorghum question generally as .next In regular coursel ' " ' ' " Mr. Tamnhpr. nf "Rnah. 'rradh unmA" rU. marks upon the preparation of the" soil for the successful, culture of cane. Ho favored the application of manure or fertilizers. In the fall upon old ground. He thought it ex pedient to ridge the land, especially if , the soil were wet. Mr. Younsnnan, of Jtockford, ediheided with the views, of Mr. Tamnher.... Un fa vored manuring the year previous" to plant ing: He found the' most essential point tjo be to have the best of seed and the earliest, .varieties, inasmuch as there Vas not an aver age of more than threetand, one-halt months of cane-growing weather. The earlier yi-' rictieshad nbt so fnuch juice as the' lalfcKt but they admitted of closer 1 planting,' so. that the amount ;c.syrupiper.acre; waa in; tlie ' end about the same. He believed ineoak ihg the seeds, and had cot his cane, uta" :ihromrh' th cround in five davs frohi 'thfe '.time of planting. I 1 , MJ..Hill, of Tenaasee. dli: not tb ink. the rich loam of the soil suitable to the eultnrip of cane. He thoueht surface andV drill- Pplanting" thB best methods. "Tlie Variety df aeea. was uie aii-impenant point: and lie used nothing himself! but the old Chinese cane. Mr: Backus, of Hush, said he had bees quite successful in the raising of cane. 'Hut ..tee '1 e w .a ." ...ai lie aiu not tmns. luaemanaeu a ricn sdu. He had, tried, hill and, drill-planting eacli, and thought he could get, one-third,inqrfc syrup from, drill-planted ground 'than from ground prepared in' any other way1. Thfe land must be thoroughly, harrowed. It was from the elevated high groundd that ".the best results were attained. I Mr. Towns end. of Rush, spoke In recrard to the-yariety of seed, and the kind ofgrbund moat suitable for cane. -'He bad1 attempted its culture in very rich ground, akd.Waa.:of opinion that .the poorer, qualities of soil were the besL Cane bore transplanting well, and thnght it ari advantage I Sir. 3i Youngman, of BoCKford, briefl expressed his position, stating, that the whit' lmphce was the only seed worth, planting, THE EXHIBITION OF, SYRUPS AN. MACHINERY. Ah' examination was luul of tlie various products which had Been brought in for" in 4 spection. Thefo was a large exhibition- of samples, the sugar and syrup being equal to the best that is jmported. or manufactured, from the Ordinary. Southern snear'-canii There Vas also a fair display of machinery! used in the manufacture of syrupi from' thei cruue juice a wo mnis lor cms-mng tnet cane were shqwn one ofiheavwaeraade on tlie Turner A Silliaiaa p&te&t,-e' FreeportJ and tlie other by E, W. Skinner & C-.-ef; 'MadisoaAVIsconsin'. Fputevapbrators were also shown- by W Jacobs, of Cdlumbaai Ohio ; John W.- YouBgittn, of Sockford ; I Uarlcs Utter, oliocklord) andiXu Krmk, of IVarren. ff .T-ir-nlw nf Ohio. Raid that thfl fiaae nl.nt tToetl f.n1 ft! Tn rrrtwrtti very susceptible ofinflaence from the v'a rious conditions of life for plants light, warmth aad moisture. Cukivatiofl; by pul veriane and loosen ine the soil, should hie continued until the cane is about three feet high. Its successful cultivation depends very much opoa the" seasea. It mast "be planted at the proper season not so early as to. be stunted by the cow,.Bor sojea, ia the season as not to hi.ve suflicieat ume to "mature. If not' foul wHh weed, II should . . .... . , 1 ' .1 . J- f-?- " '1 aec Be eaietysaea 'aeeve taree reesmgw, ana should be harvested whea the seed begki to npen, Dewre ute saecnaxiae sawr peg8" w ii sase ine lorm 01 faaract. 11 11. eeuiaoi. tte wsrkee! imaedlatelv' it should be Cut up and ahocked. Ia iet,. thk method of treatment i, in my .experieaee, better thaa to work tee early. Some of the watery matter sseapefj while in the shock", but yeyjitle bf the sac charine principle escapes lor several weeks. MrljHathwsyi ef Gafefd, iadersed -what had heea said by. the ifomer efealwr, aad a additioa, said that cane is. not muck Hyared by light frosts provided tlie cane be cat aA, tertherrbetr ih fiwt the" syrup' niade, from, freeted caae is preferred by some.' ' IL V. Brown, of Warren, said that he n favorable to oatting Bfrea aeeount of the (liortaese of the seaaoa, ia this eeaVr, even if the stalks are frbseK; itr 'HL $7 Soae prefer. th; Savor of. iyrp de fr cane which hac been freeeai ... MASUFAffTtRIXO ANB MACXINiKY. , Oa Baetioa k Was reseJtree! Aat exhrbitor of aaaaalaery tie aUewei 'only - twenty in-' ales each for the eahrbiiion of thr-'ma- ehwery. . - Maeciaeryof arieae pat(enMwi' ex- biased. FirK, a e-raivjratoy; Mr. YfHiag- in. 1 in . Mrn, ibah, of licuskSorA ; seeond, one by tr.iJa Warren, naa several otser. jsaea parry, several other. SMlraatagea'fer' the' era pe-'-raler represented by iimaelf.-' TKnerM of .1 .1.1 :U - l .1 -- i-:,t eetetL Oa'.awtien: theeeieiy adSewraed W' the eaV cf we exeeattre-eeiamtttee rfaat ratr u tuuatr . huarr huumm. r tlnaiheig sum! XyiMOTfafrWfefH-. ter.ef It Text fr tii FuHsa Pal-. Cotf-efiyoiidt . Ac Lmttf vUls Deaaeratij - i. Xrw Yes;.'Jaai T, iBW. - I5 pt a;(ettr4JeailiB'Tfbr a great paic6et.t(pCeJfkM Insti tute, in &Vor of "Free Gftvenu&Mit"in Vr." r iee d oY'diatiiOflroen)1 2rine! 1 CTarywfete-im ' CwKral Ateerica' Chili,Patagotiia, .Ethiopia,-aL- tin Met cf ine sen. Amowj,theKaa awefeect ,to this soundingmaiilllsto, by" the- way;.I sec'those oVStig. Gen?LewJ-'7r'aliace, 'and' etiters of the sane ItHaeni A-itfey; mtoI. in deed h ,EeUew, .that. areel' ever taelt' gunpowder .di distinguished the late r W- v, j for their ppresawST n pmy uL-jpuujiH. 'oreaiuHg saeir Beeag over, the -downfall of "liiwsrtT"- surmaf TthoJhalf-braedB of. Mexico., -Feuows wibr' dressed uplfl.alittle brief auffinritr .played. SMj4'.-sUtnn'tkn irtn& U'Wif M- asd' Hta.ehrMk.rf -asWisisisJ ' .exp&ria&re theurl ia rir: . .r . : fUniled, ' $Ut .aq"w, 'tt..!; - K.". -"'"we. ... rr - - with vary" r riff asoVeFW Ait? ovesrise tyranny" exerevBM ov&r dif- iersfKmce-ofpeflfle bxTtf&iJtellian' the, First I.- EeMews 1 who" sed to W'rew aearse J.eulocuinztaRton, aad BUer, MtLMilroy. kusujtttigit now tor ioansj tvbv, it's graaTBaather; ad, "withBiH Arp, call for ,the man twho hires,,OutSoI "cre.by tho year." When, these Lew. Wallaces lift their i,,i 'rAi fu .v- i..t : ' i: T. 2C-7iT. ZTLti -rrj,Z7irl wuurjuoi hi "ai apupiay some little regard fiw'.'freedem-and hukwity," hypdcrisy' 'aad 'furnishing with the material. for' hk next editkki'eY the History of Humbug. " Tho Puritan nuluita of this creatBabv Ion dre" never weary of thonderiW their inath- raias otjoiusv uie ituiuvraiiiies ui me siaye notOHiK istatee. wurt- few 6f the thUndirers wara.ever.in those StaMs. it is traerand as a general thing, therefor, whatevcrJcBewI- cuc tucjr iiavu cuuccnuuK. un manners ana ctetomsr of their inhabitarits, 19 deriveo! chiefly frain -lyinsr newsater Mrrespead- entsj itiaerant lecturers and. peddleta 'of lankee notions. In their ignorant malice; U is their 'habit-to picture Southern society iriTSIlS Northern hatred to riavery and" slavery &T- stitution3 (so-called) has been engendered. Remarking upon this' pharisalcal spiritj a Virginiamemeer of Congress once decktfed, in.the course .of a debate id Congress, before thowar, that there was more licentiousness in the city of New York Tn one day ihan could- lie' found in 'all the cities of the South from the 1st of January to the. 31st ef De eember The gentleman, from. Virginia .was right then,. and lie m right now though now Mtlien, the correctn'esff ofhia allegation maybe disputed by ourAminidab Slecki. Li testimeryTwhercof, as the lawyersr'say, r r 1 1 . 1 , 1 . V e 11: . i - A3'TertaoThe TrTiL-.fi'r..i'l -.i7... j ,7 Vt.i .: vAjuiiuutaimicra, just euuuiiiicu uj mo. oiaie xisiaiure TKt number tf drinkina phtett in iWw YorkvXerf Voung ana cemtly prottihitei are rmpln itutet art employed nqmi' imusteti numbeenf n(ar, Hotly at watftr. Me Mvnati eafg txeenty-jovrAHQUrt,( unrt (Af aaioKM-a re. ' Nel of "?Noj of V!!tom iteceipts P week. 8.901 frecinu xlacos. . Uirls. . per da; irdar. 17.812 4.'... "4S3 8.,- r 1 . 7 7 .IS , . 6., 1. 3'' 7 V : a 8- ss 78 IIS.. 173 66,., 2 ..; v. .' IS', 157 ' 41 m -725 1.270 , SJ6& j 2,780 ,A ,7(56, 00. 65 ST .' . i.gso . Si. 1C0 1.KS "700- 6 IV 'J... 4 4.862 II. tsar 18., 3M) 150 ,260 3,r 4915 ToteJ.-.i..a' 1,1911 29.9ft) u.iThecommissidners-,in submitting facts and .figures, moraliie as follows : these f,1Tij.'.Lir...ll iwi -- - t .... an. i .taeir nurasers rapiaiy, lacrewiag. Jtiieir dupes and victims are counted by thousands.. The; oy thousand... Thej i twnoHiaro-DEH wa. uanKinnr.imia Bfii'T&iBHi. and even men of the world would bo astonished, at "earning: the class and character of tho custom ers of these dissipated places. What seetasitie best, raosrealtlvated and highest circle Of society Dos more .man its saoretoi repreeestaaTes aaHag ,the.frequenters of these, shameless haunts of dis sipation aaa aepauc&ery. Thetrath'is, thephllanthropist'and Cliris- I'.; tian aad evenifftheaten ef the world,' here- aboutjiav? beep so'nhusy, these few years eyes and noses. nd, the result ia what it' i. It would be a good thing for Greely now to Silo ua on cuuuruu or mo, ui ills sniveling 3ri&ii 6a' Northern morals; with these fresh New York illustration-, aad i'fserao of the Saints of the Puritan Chureh will faVbr.ju with a,"deliverance;''oa the subject it would K ...t 1 ' . , L r ' , 5e an Agreeable variailoh from the monoto nous deprecation); bo common tlicre, of wick .eke&.sWhy aad.the deplorable condition of the social system, off in .. Otaliettefada- gascar anu me i'cien islands, Terrible Atsroelty of" "X;oiuis Xe rro. From the Mobile Times.) TlEiTilSS; the.neero,. boy, Henry Carpenter, near the) I railroad-bridge on Three:inilq Creek. The, lHe&tx:itlon1 oefbre the r coroner veaferdir' morning was held at so lat.an lonr that it I was.iaposslbleJbt as to insert ia full in oar evening.editioa without, delaying the issue. The nesrfbeewho were arreetedai aecom- "plices of ' Henry, gave; whenu'l'tfpon ''the " "jiuuiw,. tnv niOT. - umiuiin evi' dance of. the.- aiwailin brHtaiiiv.aBd esld bloqSad character, of this jouJhful.pegrcvTaf scarce louricen years 01 age. After1 InveiglW Thoma3 3C nTr'cy a lid of twelve, iaib the-'swamp,LOH pretense5 of ' aariiur . hini S.1 JM fr rOJ. B WU l him. snrl tatiorr ny lr.ol of I 'the loneliness of the place and thle inability of young1 Malveyto deftnd1 hianielf, the iw ti,i, ,r 1 (4. rnu. I to fake him homo "to hlr arid pal" He ireplied i " I'll' take you hoKie," and with' the .rewark .thras-t hiarinto a water hoi ev He then rushed for briekg, to. cover up the body j 01 young iuuiyey. un 11 is reium no tounu tnat ine ooy,- nangicu aa ne wa, iaa crept oat of the hale. " SteekW hU heart to all appeal aadtiegleetiBg the reaewed prayer ot, the lad " ta take him home tajtu pa, ana nat hqi oaiy, wouui se no. pe retjaireu w pay for the eun. but also that 'pa' would re munerate him for his trouble." the' fiead thrust him again, iatev the .holey aad etcaek 1 . , . l 1 - , it ... 1 bub.gh. stie eaa repoawmy witu.tmeatNna. He then jamped upon hi victim, and oeflr tiBue to stamp upon him untH hc had cx every sign otHUt,' ArTthbr 'tfj av&itl paviax a debt al MM). . After, the .eompieuoa K ue,.urtler, tae ouri villain, returned to his .home and eaetcd tcTaMthe aeerd rcoidents la the house of.W fiendish deed. He aava theaartlcwi 1 -. i.. . . ..... . . - , - - 1, , ma aaeeiaaitaiiy as -we oave' given wh aove7 - yBrB4hlBjlT"'tle FreWJeafie lUattee. Turn the ytviAtUo Ce-rre in Correepoadeaeooj.e New, AV eerf- .... I hace 'that soeae aaataLer of 'Coaart ym hi D614'iosh to;"caU;jbria.um if the. MilHaf ed to h ave eenrihed' to the WteHerti'I84, W whkirS19.0dO.wM pW a. feir days ae f also, the Heaw for which $,eOws'pai(l a' few d'i;,whieh r iste swhm been aaid darisVthe last four years. X, thiak it will w be ettacult to straw that oat of Hm $110,- QOe thtw -appropriate. " sooodr laode a, 'o: little . pue ; and that not avsr lidw'wpvth of fraitue was ever l-ealjy pfisf'th Msoie'dariBtT the wliok.foar.yaan., !.( ltK!i?"5tfnof r It kcerUlaly, riM'there rwrr PreaMeat J ohnaoa daclari. tfc '.JK a? be pjed, that ao'. j semtrora eartain aaait. m rrnaight taau fh&liowethat k aetpaM for in ready ieaaeyr It-$srWsd that wSi' the. aw imnwria.. tgi ?f ?0fi ,t Fsivthltaa, liMBt e?fUt;wirI W auroiW. ta sea ef psrcaaiag "fcrsieHre for the White ine Qown-iroaueniMexi "feaoweh MPiaaSe 'a1 Mail- si it Wilt lASLDfl nHitft tintA Ia crtv mtn hrsUarlai I . . . ' - . . . , rJ:y,JriTL1 lhwert tedrade tW' tiMiti- unu iiiuuuut zuiu lumuuunsr iamim past in rcgulating theimorala of the- people I :IiVing away off' near 'the tropica, that they I P""16 fnj.i&.i-nv.ml wiu, ji i.itJ I aeainst ' xfothinsr can be more apcrdoriatelv put 1 uaoer the abeve headiiw-datf 'tKe'hhrtoryof 1 i hwbet auihity, the tb!flolil.Unm-i,-ww,t.-i I a.truth which, familiar as it e-: a.-v- wywausB-iniWHiiaa.uii.T'Di I for tia Hwt Kkir years, k. oomammi Ihk . rear. some- PrSifiS'Rrrli dpewy ,ad disgf ak-is.w,! j l Wpfe c,th Sevek Smeb tiasA by ;jHskWU. TswiMtlie4smfcm!tried ,4 fewil.UUiW, r tovmm tofee tested. Thoaewhc rwked alt-ktt sMlKmid be lirefawd tQ; wfcr afciiW 1 f we kred.JSesA. w wwdsl U4mt bMt.te44ice t.0Htwkn;MMetsB ithoMmAitor lwopie.,ty. -iYf, .thw'.tiwt: elaM' of h whs ttiaiidly xxciMed .tMtanlresifrom shartBgAeesBBaon ftentwr.' --Tkei Nonhern people are snsiaiftiW? kfii.-'sfsM otvml tkwc lives as x mcti&es ferrttVe preeWyatioti of tho Uais, atid, the, gaMem wo siia-feeling of gfatttudo will wiuo8lhithii -people " 8lana J ""' WBOi MKiu ISKaueiTfeS as .w.BMiipowd Ham. The-efibrt bemg Matk Ueletxan- wueMato eraM wismaniaaM. Mm Wure neshwlM) w4iLinfmL.-H4th.krriMri in r'. lM toqme the l.if.ef to.tfc2 ks,: WtlUpHri dis- Prw.ir9 the - mi hiimn Tk laxm toLaIsu I pj""l'gaBBite.pefpieg.R wag -weivUve BwWeitisBprteeoftms- oettM peoewiJofcth'peeafUK? South, fenthwif Jr. tiKtc pufelic ee4 anl throHdi thesifc LaejeoiiOUffM threwd: the very.'thing wMAi.cacamd,ih;he event of the election tf noetionat naadtthrte to thaPreeMleacy ;Ti fat9a wecetJw e aU.arti. smlH aiMetA weett . infe tho eqeteet with a y;maif enHrmiiUm, that swept over the country Jiew a ntghtv whirl wi Put few TOtea: wee. sjivW" in any i,wiU4 I aoathera. State Mraiaet ... . . ? . - eeeeur iMtrare tstnthhwa-jfeW .libe . - that ethe South, effiaKries-znbetlr frew a littltF eMes of amal -fry dttiaOiK, who hop to yetaui of fice, or to lift thcmselws iafoMweh br.w&r- riig upoa tJieclierittft MsoisveCthe Sthm people- la fisctth ki a- eenl- ntUiing among the dry boh w of theeJd fogi;-rhe fieeailirHnaias, the: pickld sAelotoirof old CewolkLvtioa FtlcniliHn.-th e mtt who never had. a throb of sympathy wHJt.tiW peo ple, are taming ovcrialthek SseuWy eefenfl aad. scrambling to get out; See of flwtie spavined hacks have alrelv- a?et oxit aad,aa they bask in.&eBttBhiae-.b& iMckd rZ;! t creitiireft are itwwini? a power, they hiss- at the trj meni ef taa Swta I TpeopkrftlaTde. l-?!100 ,ftet:"? to the enforcement of the Ik wg ami to-the in tegrity of the Union; but that hMreewn that they should spit upeta titMk-iroeBaeg, and faster that class whose otsly- rcaomnien (ktion is theicv iiothingBeaa.'- They b4hm!1(, aye, thej- will prefer meawhe Wsveljr feeight for a principle, and then gracefoHy iwrr n dered when it was no lcager pomUe to de fend that priacipla oh the. battlefield, te-taa eontemptible trimmers wIkwc pisek" ifernnk within interest, aad whose vaunted ly al ly waa only the virtue ef mmAagr eeur- ftge to eaceaatcr daajfer: iBgiwUtodu is the zneaaest' trait ia tke lraan 1 ia wo uiomtn' inrii. in d" to join ia mis unaoiy efort-t join ia this Unholy effort to taM&with shame the men who have gyapnthiired with her people ki tho terrible' s4rua;i through which siie has- passed the en whe have suiesreti with tfeeeattB the aeoniainr defeat ithey hava:endufl men th feaght brave ly, wit nave nosesuy aeueptea the eense quenceaof defeat, and reaewed their lovalty . .t.TT? rr,i n , , . , ut me union, me uoverasetK aw min ing to fear from such men. Indeed, if the present Congress, was composed1 of soMlcra who stood the shock of battle, we would soon have union and harmony-bet ween tho estranired sections. Tho; Federal seklicr has shown a high-hearted magnanimity, while every effort to persecute the Soath has emanated from men who never twek "ril lakioas eunpowder:" and this nromomtfon to degrade Uie Southern soldier comes rrom a contemptible little squad of noky, fssfry squirt, who hope to reach pewer by tra ducing- those, whose onlyfitBlt coMtsts In :""8 u ui ut ai uvieaee 01 winch the purest blood of meseuth has been sneu in. vain. From the RtehmonI Exaainer, ' T ,tt:.. ' t -W tt.J j" (oiOTui uu4is- nave, 111 Baneueu at taa enactment ot bolon1 which dechweu infateoufl the men who in pcrioda of civlck violence', iaklBg.napart-witli either party, should remain neutral ,aawl the aironiea of the stricken Commonwealth. These latter days Have enabled us to do justice to the U Wisaom or tho old Athenian. A men haft been developed br the war whom we would crlidlv invoke thn pcna"e or bolon'a legislation. . d7 .tt8i t!,e federal Senatd called -r j -j v . v" """ -uwo, ere- Bevcnue, oflicea, in the South 5hahad not taken oaths pf the strength and I""'1' PrMcnbcd by Congress. Tho Secrttarrofihe Treasury, in replying', hna Bawl wnrru Wrtirh tlll will, fkvlll.nwjlA- light q the heart of every honest tun in the . - ...... .......... 6 ..v- South.. We quote from, tho dpcuawnt, Which Hcs condensed before us : In'mostof theSdnthern Slates "nrfv evermsn jk jora iiettKue officer tr at some tiae, either engaged. In, hoettlitiesi itfljaiant ine uoverament 01 the united butafu.or holding State or Confederate office".!' Nea inerer we aaye,.in wie bfitMHstferai aau reflgnttioa of li.ta all of nr. J1. n!VCFi f2r tho tencfit, of the world at Jana or our1 ormerrf fello cJUieni, bee.o Clearly aad coacisely stated. Tho betray an qulntaace wkh tha so cial cuhuihou oi ineoQutn, ana a jcnowieago Of Southern men and character, which do laanite credit to the becrctary's judgment. We trust' that they will not be lost oa Con- grem or on the. people. . Wo gentlemen of ho-South have zt of late been" used to complImcnU, Wo have been called traitors and villains so' Often ; so many papew and' preachers and'politf- cuuib iiavo juitieu in pitiuriUK u us uer (- - pravities, thatitwaa-faawi-for even conscious umwraw W uirow uu me KUN oi .RUliw XI ow P8r'T ourowli cohcienccs still slumbered, those of Ten -reigiiwra were pstmiuiiy auve to lraagraaine; We. war ksjptaaiiMg thre&)r. to dictractour owa sae of siaist mo,ra,1 tUneHw ,It.thmen whom through lodeje&nvre were wont to regard as models of prtyateTMWdMIc VirtUe were In foot knaves aad nick Dock eta: if oar JaokiOM and our Polks, and all the hot of .our saatkl dead, were, oa the Harpers' main Life, but rocky yillains oa wh'oat the ballet (Md, ar aJakrely the workLof the haltarr if CUaf Jaatiee Taaey; whoa Wo had' reserved m oae e " tkroash alt bis tract or rears , . VearW the whTw Hover of a bhuaeteM UK., waa w tKrlr the atrodoaa crimiaai whe' Thaddeas Sleveaa but the other day con- aigned to wSwbt'oh earth aad to Sane ia ML thaa. waa kTeani tkae. that weshoaW.. turn for cniighteaatest ta thona wha Jiad er caped oar errors. Wickaam. night,, we thought, Ar a coasiawtiog, he Eaered ta ia atraet aa ia the aWtiat of c&tottsfeift and Barbour sfare time frpat Cowysaeeoaal t t an dan go ta ealighten m on the buaaaisn aad praams ef lr aity. JLt fa paiaAu to have one' Moral cocTk tiaaa aasettlod. Wewete bewikkml hea caHcd apea te coadetan thoee whom we' had aaaird, aad to aea la iaaa whom we Jcjjpiaod Ifcawotthy-al-iiawinti- ef petit ical prsfenaeat The icretary hat date 11 aervlcQtothe, Sooth m raaawiW aia, ooaricUa that the mea mmeeaaVle oae datyareaot fit to be ttMtet! with anotif er. More and more clearly, as peadicea clear away, she JTortkerBv people' will aeksowWge -xifeat, with, the aaaeytiaa; of a few ccrwaWat tad consfkaoan Uaioaietii wao couia oe aataoexed on less than tae tee f4nger; aH "hoet men in" dana the kH4r rears of the South were. the wan baa Jed t Mather, ia tka CWiskrate caasa. Tha dif- ftraaces wikh were then fdt, were no Jontr- thereof political theory or of abstract doo trine ; they xatxiii&raicaaia jaanhood, la chaokir, aad ia public, gpirit. We hay kibwn loawr acdwe know bfer tk aur Sort frfeaik can yet know taeaC ef men dewrihed xa tonihera MyalMa; Th SMswtary of Treasary leant. WhernTW ia tha Southtrs, wacfhymtB a' aMta'aaaWeatly "honest and rwipeetahse to . he traeted with the revenue, yoa witt js4J J ajefswWiitfM Irt raaaasaetf ao service to the sitaggHagr: eaaea e walaai ,-ware eaabarked the honor af ks State aad the Htw and fortunes of his oaaipatwatg. trAn wLiivttiai hi a lc - 1 .a., i