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I J J. i i OLD SEMES, VOL. '10; .(jlAbksville, Item.; Friday, February 14, 1863. . c j e- OLD SERIES, $0. 35- dumber ra. rr-j . . y :n yi i -n - u; n vi.-.r v- m 11 7rn-vi n - ' ' ' " 'i -- 1 ii- - 1 ; it i. I JOHN J. THOMAS & CO. THS tJNDERSTOSED HAT FORMED partnership and th above style, for the nrpoe of doing a gecerd Forwarding Storing and Com mission Business, . . . xjtmrooi x-A-isrDiNO Tbl warehoue W situated a few hundred yards below Trice', oa Cumberland river It la Fireproof. aad outlrdy abovo high water mark. IWa to good turnpike Mad leading to ft, pod H ia tha nearest point a tba rlTer to Cbtiatiaa county. . . t JOHN J. TH031A9 will Wa hto widWU 4ad Ubm and attantloo U tha. taceiTtnj, valRbing, toapaoilnit andtalUog aU Un T Ueoa aonilpaad t tha bouaa, - A eomfirtabla lata Mom wiU b Bttad mp la rrtriatoea. 'T J. . JOHWJ. THOMAS, . T , ' JAMM W. PARtsa. r EAM'L O. BUCKS BE. Uowod Uodio, Tean, Aag. r'07Ht w. J. r.TConr.iAC, TVbolegalo and Setall Grocer, BI 41.11 IB- lit IMM ofCOVRIf :TtBVCal 118 thfrd Btreet. LOXJItalVIT.T.lC. KY. OrdeH for Ooodi o Uaaafaetarad Artldaa, tiled with promptatM aad lowaat market prloa. Coalr""ntt wry aripUon earcfu'.lr atlaaatd ta. . - Jaaa SI, 1167-tf Williams. & ShanMin, 1IHIUI.I ad'taii. GROCERS - vi ' ' ' y - kvr Provision Dealers, '1. raANKLW mm : ,M rURSTIUK, TEIXISSII. Jan. 4 U68-Cm . - f - rn. J. m. xarkws aoay ba- finnd "t bIoUc, Jd floor of tha Cbrooicla baildlug, U boor. OBlenpro fMUn1lT ibwnt. .!.- i Mrch 1, 18-tt DR. H. M. AC31EE, Dent a 1 Surgeon, . . , & CXARK3VILLK, TJCSIt, , Offloa at hto nw tM'ulmea on Franklta ifrt, twa dooia Kail ' tha Kpiaropil Chuwb. , J.n. U, X88-tr. W. H. ARMSTRONG, PHOTOGRAPHER. GALLKBYl f WERT 6lDS rUBLIC 8QCARE, CnarUajvllleav'.-"rr,r;.n,i' March 1, U87-tf. tuenbull; kisby & oa. . Cotton And Tobacco Factors AND , t , Commlaslou lkfctrohajBta ., rnlon Street, , NEW ORLEANS. Ma. 8: B. Sa, Ar. ', ""w4 to "V btig adraaoaa r aouiijiiti to thla Brm. Bvpt 14, IMt-ly. KIHCAKHOV tlllJUlUitUl FriuMlln Street, CLAEKSV1XLE, , TENN., . MAN UFA OTU REUS Of the Bioet epprprei paltariil of Wronght Iron Cooking Stotes, TIX AND SHEET IKON WAKE, And dealer In alt ktnde of Cast Iron Cooking and Heating Stoves, Hollow-ware and Fino Castings BEPAWING AND GUTTERING Ioaa la lb Maat approved manner, oa Iborl l)0Ua. . , 'an- . iaa-u E. M. THOMAS. Attorney at Law, Ofjlce. ovrr T&oiuas, Ntbicti fc to.1 CLARKSVILLE, TENN. Cvl, 36, UM. X1ANKIUJPTLAW. W, 77 VEFFEB, Esq., la itreuared vith all proiier blank aad forl for an bualneea untUr the Bankrupt Law. farUM arialiina; to arail tbenuvlre of the law will' fiud It to Ibeir ad.antana to Malt him. Cbarg tar ntaeonab a. Jaly 6, !HMf . . . . PAINTING, rnper Hunsrtnur, tilns. lutf, JtJ. W. P. Llndlcy, rvtALF.R IS WALL f AMR, WI.MUOW vwnxxm i tnKTDAn U HHAUE3, fire Screens, Paints of Ere ry Description, Window Glass, Putty, &o. Twae Uita good wiwkuita wanted, fatal mlt4 rtejj br . IfH.r'bop t fowl.r rin. . . f.pi 1 IH'i U Ea C ROACH & CO., Cotton and TobaccS Factors, - AKD GEKKIUL CommissIonMercliants K. IS, CArondelct Street, - " Hot. t, 1MT ly 4 v " : A. t. Bkith, fate And f IWaqf. D.&.QoTaatnaa, Ui i DvuXingt f Qrinter SimH&HOTCHINQsi" TOBACCO FACTORS COMMISSION JIEKCIIAM'S, CCIBEELiKB ViiJ5H0USE, cuaismix tExsssui. W. B. Temn, fell Ant'tA fWn&. Kv W. Wurauu, . Todd Qotmty, JTy. TORIIUY MMIIERS, TOBACCO FACTORS Know a th$ Huickingt St Orinttr cuaiaTiLit, mxissxi. Mi8MClal atteatioa aid to tha aale of Tobaooo,, Mfoatring ana rornmraing ehaadtee and produce fanernlljr. Proaaad promptly remitted. Make U eomiirnitini to TCRNLBY WKATUEHS. Not. S3, 1 867-1 j. a . R. T. TORIAN, Cotton and.: ToMcco Factor, , V - .. AMD ' , . . COMMISSION MERCHANT 63 CARONDOLET STREET,. NEW . " ta.LiberaJ adranoe OnHconfjuiuentl. Jan. IT, 1888-ra ' ' B. O. Y1ATMAK, a. TiaTau, y New Orlean. .. Nukrille, Trnn. YEATMAW & CO C0TT0X AXD TOBACCO FACTORS, AMD OiKUlL . ' - CommUalon MerehantM r CARONDOLET ST, , .. NEW OKLIOANS. Jan. 0,-'Wf, , r . . SIM. R. ROGERS, . AUCTIONEER, tliRISTIUE, TEXXES8KE. ' Will attend to the Bale of Propertj, either oa the atrrat or In tha connlrjr. Oea. 6, 18S7-m. , ;. t Clarksville Foundry, AND Machine Shop.' COMMERCE STCEET, MANUFACTURE PLANTER'S PRIZE SCREWS, SHINGLE MACHINES, SUGAR MILLS, Bit A 88 AND IRON - 4UST1NUS. Prompt attention giTen to order lot repair oo . - Steam EncineH, And all kind of Mnoblnery, and Machine Blackimiihlog neatljr and promptly done. J. A HiltS C Vtl. INrcb I. ieCT-ly. Hoaaca H. LvaTon, T. C. Mact, CUrktvilU, TtnH. 'Ai7Ze, Tain. LTJRTON & MAURY, ATTORNEYS AT LAW Clarlcavillo, Tenu, Siieclal attention Mid to practice la Court or lUrikruptrjr. gajnuORic, on Elrawbm Alley eppoeite Ibe Court boa.1 Feb. 18,7-tf 0. i, antra. 4. w. iiKaoa.- toana. SMITII, ANDERSON A CO., Farnituro . STarerooms, IM Waet Fourth U, 'aad 110 Kim U, CINCINNATI, OHIO. All (ood warranted of (ha beet materia) and workman.bia. Meuulactury, Nortk-vast cor, Pearl and fciim troet. UotlS, l(il ni. W. H. & D. M. DORRIS, pBALta ta Stoves, Tinware, Castings, Grates, and noose For . . nlshlng Goods. Erery deacrlptloo of Tinware mede up In good ttyie. . Booms aad CIU&IJ.G promptly attindrd to. - Wn. P. rXmniH UI nperialend the work and wlraroom, Bcpt. e, ie7-tf - SOMETHING NEW ! t ROBINSON'S PATENT REVOLT' l.NG fllOTOCBiPU ALBl Just the Thing Long Needed! Xelhlnt More Appropriate for a Bel Ida; 01 CbrUtntiu freoeau ,. ' OUl aad ato lhm at ray Gallery, Weal aide Square, rtatfcevllla, Ttaa. W. 11. ARMfSOXO. Xo :. T tf. van Blacli GrcbZx . I -1. , ' Ha not Irrlrca, bat O.nMORRISoF&Co's w anex or GROCERIES have, and R oomprbie aU tba moetanttaj aat wall as tlie cbolceel Inanriea w be found la an aaUbUebmrat of tb kind la tha cit., . ii Up'. ;:,4 iv . I, "' W hata on fcend an ' , ELEOAITT ASSOSTZXE27T . STAPLE AND FANCY. GROCERIES ill of the Cholctsi Brands Bi serior Eieellene. vs.- ) Tv. Families would Q9 well to pur chase tbelr Supplies from as, as all oar Goods are , carefully Selected, ,' aad will be sold ; Cheap ! ;"' ii. Vi? CJ A2fD SXAMISB OUMSTOCKl ., EEsrmruLL C. H, MORRISON & CO., , Xearly Opposite the court Bewe, j Franklin Street. Dec. 6, 1867-Jm.' i First National Bank, ' " Or CIABXStlllB, IKXX. Corner of fubllo Square, opposite Natlona .- BotaL WILL M A General! Banking AMD EXCHANGE BUSINESS. ttsue no circulation Incur no risk. Special attention paid to' collection and re mittaoce mad on dajr of payment, . , . oiatcToaat s - f Geo. R. Warfield, Tbo. F Petus, B. W. kUoraa, Jr, O. W. Billuiaa. S. I. BSAtMOST, Prci't. W. t. BCME, Castlcr. f hot, 10, 'DM; . NATIONAL HOTEL! T. D. SCOTT, Proprietor. CLARKSVILLE, TENNESSEE. rb. , 'es-if 8IIORT fc CO;, Cotton and Tobacco Factors 1 AMP COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NEW OIILE-A.IV8. 8ep.. ieeT-tr , ,. v NEW BAKERY1 WI WOrLD KESPKCTFCLtT IN. form the dtiaena of Ciartarille aad riclutiy thai wa bare aroured the eereioea ot a firet cUw baker, and are atemuad to Atrulah, at rcaeouaule rataa, llred and Cales, of all kinds, and an Homo. Caka rnamaatad ia any tylo when dcalred. 1 ery Krepectnuir, L1UON ELY. Aug. t, l7-tf. , . . R.B.TARPLEY&'CO, 1I0U.SE, SIGN, ; f Clarksville, .Nor. i, ll-if. Tenn. a. W. TH05IAS,. .SDrroa. Oar atteatioa bae been - en lied to the fact, that Angaite TJc.moBt, Chairmaa of the Natioaal Ezeeatire CommiUee, baa appointed" Col. Coop or ae the repreaentatiTe of Tennewee 09 that committee. ' SeTdral other southern State hare received lucilar attentioaa at hi handi. This, to any tbajeaal of it, la irregular, If aot injuriooa to the iateresta of the par' tj, at time wbea a full expression of opinion la aa eaeential ta harmonj and nnltt of action., We are ploos ed to learn the Eieoutire Committee of this State has appointed Pr. Jen nings of Nashville, to 811 the plaee for whtuh Mr. Cooper WU Informallj aaleotci. - Dr. Jennings la a repre eeotatire man, of aotnowle'ied abil ity, extensively and favorably known and we do not donbt that bis appoint ment will be generally and cordially approved. It would, perhaps, have been more in. accordance with usage, if the appointment bad boon .made through the agency of a State Con vention, but as that was Impraetica- blo, we endorse the action of the Executive Committee in aaswaiog thelrerponsibUity; but at theaame time nrge the call of a State Conven tion to. appoint delegates td the Na tional Convention for the nomination of a candidate' for the Presidency. In objecting to the action of Bel mont and to his appointee, our motive spring from no personal fooling, bnt are purely politioaL ' : The stake for which denioeraoy is playing, is the life of tb nation which hangs upon the preservation of the Constitution and the Union. la such a crisis, it is the duty of every member of the party to scrutinise the position, and probable motives of .every maa assn ujing te be a leader,, and to see to it that no private Iateresta enter into the organisation for national objects. Belmont Jv jperbas, th largest ' ,. . .r. ; P'l, IOT a snort eion or tbree months, thi represents Uvej m thia .country, oflMiaouional interesla of tba aommaaity bar. the European creditors or this gov crnment, and It is generally Wllevwo that he is a laree bondholder. From this it is ioferable that bis bias is towards gold payment of interest on bonds, if not of ths bonds themselves. And inasmuch as President Johnson has committed himself to the resump tion of specie payments, be Is, te that extent; in the interest of the bond holders. Such being the caso, bis nomination would be sgresbte te those who ' would fight for the Radios! and bondholders under the banner pf democracy. Is it very uncharitable, then,. ' to infer that the purpose of Belmont is to pack the Convention with an eye to the nomination of Andrew Johnson, aa a compromise between extremes between a monied tyranay and popular liberty. Payment of the national debt, in greenbacks, is the one 'live" issue in the spprokohing canvass, and ao msn can euoceed who doea not stand squarely upon it. As we iutend to support the nom inee of the party without regard te per aonal preference, we are anxioua thai the platforn shall be oom posed of is sues that promise prompt relief from debt and taxes, and restoration of the Union end of liberty "to the victims of a military despotism ; and that that the eandidate shall be in full accord with the platform.' To bringi about this State of things, the Con vention should not be made to reflect the opiuions, or subserve the purpo ses of those who have "axes to grind,' but should be national ia ita objeota, patriotie in Its motives and wins in the dootrines it promulgates. The delegates therefore, shnld be nntrsm ellod by instructions or pledges, and left free to choose the worthiest sftor a free lotei change of views as to men and measure. Grant bss long been making dumb overtures to the Radicals, and, .occa sionally, significant sign of sympa thy.. . But be waa eyed with suspici on and met with coldness, but getting an idea of what was wsnting to enti tle him ta full fellowship, he noted the dog with the President, and was promptly vectored into the fold, and ia landed to tbe skies for conduct that would disgrace any but a Radical, , Fortunately, be ia sS weak as nn principled, aad the higher be is lifted the more certain and fatal Lis tall. The meanest part of the trick was ia ao arranging tho call for the eorroa pondenoe aa to exclude the reply of the President to his insolanoe, and tha aauies of the witnesses of bis treachery and falsehood. TISITINQ . COMMITTEE COWARD FEMALE COLLEGE. t 'lt Jtt$U VTirlkf Grand Ltdft t. O. 0. . . JT, 0 OuSiaM Twuuum, Orttllg i , . Ballerina; tt will be gratirylag ta tba sawn bat of yont lloaorablaand Untnd Body to team tba coadiHUon. nromrliT. wan la and Pmepecu f Haward Female OoHega. ana raellng deeply graternl for tha onoear Sfwatl and aid u tended as by tbo Qraad Lodgo of Teameatea, and ospactally by tha Grand OScew ondar their lhciai seal, wa beg lea re through your able Cummitteo on Xdaoatlon tabmit tha following report: Howard Female College, belonging to the I O. U F, la located te Gallatin. Tenaeaaae. a tetereetiag village an tha LouUrUla Eail- aaad, twenty - milaa from NaahvUra. The Oollega ediflot ia aubatantially bnllt of brick, coatoialng soma lwnty-ea or tweaty-two eeoma, aoraeof which are ry large. D ring tbo lata war U was oocoptad, together With ha vary beantiful gronnoa, for boapital parpoaaat and aU ita fBrnitura and tha fnm. 'tore of Howard Lodso. war deetroveiL Ua rbalbnlldlngl palled down and taken away or aa mei, ana it leaeiog cornea or itaea M other porpoaea, while the main orprlnci- rd baildiag waa eaoaUkrably tVwMgad. ddd to tbeaa thiaga, there wa a eoniUer ablo debt agatnat tha College, oa moat of which cults were bronchi. Indraant obtain. ad, aiecutkwi lasuad nd tha property ad vattiaad to bo aoU by tbo BhitUt. While matters atooa hum, onr worthy Brother B. B. Todd. we, bt the Board of VUiton. elected ht Preaident aad appolated ha Dean, okl agoni, mad, Vary oameMiy (elicited to tfeeal for tbo parpoao of tijiog to procure donation from Lodges aad members of onr noble and glorious Order, in thi and other Ssites, to eare tb p.Tperty from eaie; racovar it from tbo dilapidation of the war, preeerre it to tb Order, aad fit It again for its mie ion of good. Th undertaking, nnder tb circumstances, was a vast otic, and wall eal oJatad to dltcooraeo th Montaat heart. But Oi diatiagnlahed aad trastworthy Brother touo, aaig grMt conadawca hi tha princt plS aad liberality of Odd-Fellowebip, at ones, and hopefully ontared apoa tha dis charge of bi dntka, deeply feeling tba mag. airaoo ana importance or toe perpleslng and trying work before him, aad eotnueaced bi vary reeponslblo and delloate million la th winter of lseS-. W are pleased to be able to say that hi untiring aad en loo ef fort have beea crowned with the happiest soeons. Earing labored faithfully and hard during tho winter alluded to, b obtained enough, through the nberality of LodcaS and brethren In other State, to pay off eoma of tos moat pressing executions au make some repir,wiUioat which lb College could not, eron on a small scale, be opened for recep tion of pupil, or tho education of the or phans of oar deoeaaed brethren. Thi money wa promptly and ialthfiilly banded over to tba Visiting Committee of tba College, (It proper recipient,) and immediately applied to tho pnrpoeee tor which It was green. On tbo 1st of A pill, 1681, by adrioa and authority of tbo Board of Visitors, Brother Todd opened the College for reception of pa- pua, hit suan aeavion oi inree monina, ine iag been long neglected. - Tbo surceea wa eZT: of the Sanaa year, Ii rather Todd traveled and obtained additional mease, paying soma mora debie.of tba Institution, and filing up for opening tba College on a larger scale in September, ii ia efforie were again crowned with aucesea, and tba College exercise open ed antler lha most Sattariug auspices ; a large number of pupil being prejeot with tbe first of tbe ecbolastia year. Thi eomber em- tiouea to more s aa too aeasie advanced, till two hundred nnd fire pupils bad entered the College, as th annual Catalonia, for th aeaoo! year ending In Juno. 198T, sbowtv riny-seven orpuan or rarioua grades and elaaae ware educated within tba walla of the College during th past acbobtetio year ; many of whom were received without charge or the expectation of pay. . Nolbiag ia ewtr charged for th tuition of tba orphan of de ceased brethren, and wa shall always be fjad to board, clothe, and educate as many' poor orphans of our deceased brethren, as our numea means ana room win allow, us to do. No orphan, making application for a nlace in school or privilege to attend th Collage has ever oeeo reiuseu aqmiuance. During tha Obntiouanca of th past school year, we were oftea So pressed for money to met our Indebtedness to tba form of eiecn lione and other respects, aad to supply other preesiug want of tb Oollega, that wa were obliged to rail Brother Todd from hi home dntke, aa President of the Onilege, and aead bimoa tonraj to appeal to onr good brethren for that aid, without which wo could not poxauy nave retained onr oaantiral temple of'learalng, and fitted It for continuing our mission of doing good. In all bi tours ha was happily suouaasAill. toiling ooastantlr and lealousiy, aad almost sacrificing himself rot toe good or th institution aud those committed to it charge; always more than meeting onr blubest axpectatiooaef him and bb important work, cheering the hearts of alL aleacb return borne, aad endeeringOdd Fellowship mora and mora to as, and tba en tire commuoity. Ua has saver aeemed to eoasslt paraooal ease or comfort, but has given himself unreservedly to the work of hi mission ; aad though his presence is as says needed at the College, yet tie condition in a pecuuiary point of view Is such as to Impose m ucb traveling os hint. In tba open ing ef the aasaioa, last mil, ha. by the advice aud consent of the Board of Visitor, asso ciated with him as eo-prlacipal. Prof. W. R. Joaet, a distinguished scholar, aa esperiene d and moat auceeasful teacher, a polished Chrisiisa gaotirmaa, and a aeeloua member of our order, into whose band the manage ment of tba Collage la eomaiinad daring aha absence of Brother Todd. Wa are happy to be able to state that tha entire Indebtedness of tb College be been nearly liqaidated, lha debt unpaid not ex esediug a thousand or twtlv' hundred dol lar! that th stonarty has been mostly re covered front tha dilapidation of lb war, aid tba buildings, to a oousiderabl extant, refurnished, and tba aobol la a rary pruepesw one aad caooamgisg aoadltton. tiuU, wa are very badly in want of mora asouey, aad a want are Imasedtatt, for tha purpose of procuring store mratiure, Which wo very mnoh Dead, and putting on sacesaary ouU baildiugs, without which are aannot gel oc aasforubly, aad to add to tba passent Ool lega sditios j that we amy accommodate our Increasing tronage, the boarding part of it particularly, and especially to uab!o to rovlde wore oxasneively aad eomfortaUly for tba orphan of deeeascd brethren,' who may be commlued to out care. ' The breih rea now, not only through Tennessee, but turougn our commoa couuiry, may wall hmi prone of Haward Female College, tbelr owe hor.7 i:MrtrZ; patronage aad lha uuurumeat of doing ao much good, aud wa trust that ,11 sms breth ren will estead U h addluomU aod immedi ate liberality ia order to procure thorn tblags ao aecveeary to Ita weimre, Ita nsefiiinem aeul the high poet lion it has siuiaed. llurh ered't as it now refleet apon th Ordw, and much good a 1 beiag Meompll ted through ita taalrumeatality, sull onr operation must he ettcotMrarload. aad aor triumph ioeosv Jflcir, nulse n cas it better sud mure tout- j forteblyt and proem tbo aaaaoa to net a additional buildings. ' . Wa Met nadr many and toctvaalng ootK gatiooa to our good brvthrra In this and other States, for their generoo aod aobi liberality extended to lb faatuotio tbrongb Brother Todd, and wo Will commend him and the miMuon en which ha Is sent to the gencrune liberality of our gloria en and to creasing brotherhood, bopeiug they will all egard it as their www - fassutntien, -eoma noUy aad genaroosly tq Its sopport, and feel tb great importaaoa of auataining It. Wc know not bow money could bo give where it could be tbo means of doing- to much, good, or ao advance the principle of our Beloved Order, and it doe seer to n that all good bmhrea aod Lodge should Awt, not only willing, but really snxious to contribute to the great and good work, to more on soo eeatfully which it is so necessary to lend their aid, and with as little delay aa psssibi. - We have received through BrothereTodd, donation front Lodge aud brethren amotiau lng to more than ten thousand dollar atuc hi eleotioa to tba Presidency of the College and hi appointment a financial agent, and those familiar with th condition of tb Col- leg and its Indebtedness before be took charge of It, will be astonished at the much that has beea accomplished with this amount of money, and la so short a time Most of tha money obtained by Brother Todd baa sees procured tbrongb Lodge and brethren ia other States, b having visited but vary w Lodges tn Timnrssea, waiting for tb brethren to recover fiom their war worn, impoverished condition. Ha baa, however, visited tb Lodge In MashvtUa, Edgefield and Columbia, all of which re sponded readily, nobly and liberally to tbe call made apoa them, and for whit b we beg them to accept onr grateful acknowledg ments, assuring them that their money as beea well applied, and hoping that all tbo other Lodge in Tennessee will follow their praiseworthy example. We beg leave, through your Grand Body, to retora onr grateful acknowledgment and earnest thanks to th Lodgac and good bretbras in other States for thai willing, noble and liberal eoatribotionc throegb Brother Todd, whom w still heartily com mend a a faithful and efficient agent, worthy of alt eoofidenee at bom sad abroad. It became necessary, to shield tba College from noisanoea, and for other purpose, to procure additional grounda.. These have beea purchased, enclosed, and paid for. and add Bunch the beauty and value of the property. Wa are deeply grateful for us Very' kind aud complimentary manner la which your Honorable Grand Body wa pleased to speak of tb Institution in its mat Annual Com munication, and to tbe officers of th Grand Lodge for the valsahla aaslstaacs they bars rendered aa ia raising mean In other States, by theit very appropriable and official cocn- menastlons. Nuns of us can now estimate tb great amount of good that has beea dona. On thing w do know; tbo Instltn- tioo stands a noble, Inviting, telling and beautiful monument to tba liberality and true spirit of Odd-Fellows, saying to tb Ittl fatherless, destitute wanderer, " Com Bom e," aad proclaiming to the. world tQkl North. South, East and -West we are one ani ieerparuble, fraternal, sympathising, united Mviogntmny. BespacthiUy submitted In FV l. ana T. T. C. DOUGLASS, ' '"' Y WJT. MOORE, ' C. K. BODD1E, ,' ' C B. KWO, t .... : B r ALLKJf, " " J. a ALLEN, ' n WM. 8. MUNDAT. JSomrJ 'tf Yimior oward Ftma.lt Otilig. UALLATIII, AS, UCI. atU, niwxZdTBics isn Tmxssxx . Jisiicc .. ' Th Nashville correspondent of lb Nsw Vork Time writes to that paper i ...... W have had ia TaHueasae tor two year s taw woica amaes aisrrsncbuwmeat cm for challenge in ampaaaeling jnrlea. tie oor- rnptiag has thai law bea that In soma court th vardiot of Jury can be deter mined by the political uiu .of th Juror, in sjcighboring county, not kwg tnoa,aac of tbeaa part teas juria brought ia two ver dicts within th earn hoar, U direct conflict with each other, both in Ihvor of their con. k derate ia tha Colon Lsagoa. la the first oasa tha plaintiff was a 'loyal ' man, and their verdict wa ia bis favor In tba aeoond case, the plaint aT was a rebel, and tixlr ver dict was against bint, though tho principle involved were precisely the sam in both case. Llt corrupt los has poetessed Seme In bigs judicial positions, rolllk frequent ly snanifiat their influence in courts In ordi nary times; but when that Influence is forced into tha "courts by legisla tion, It become alannlug aad dangerous. When UigauU, ha v lug important suit pend ing, attach themselves to purtaaa orgHuisav tions to gala their influence to the luty-box. ae is and ha been doia here, lha evil cries aloud for redress, If reeonstrocitoa means that none but partisan of th dominant fac tion are to have proteetioa la tha courts, then none but partisan should he allowed in lha rary-oos. wnea military commanders or Ngisiawrss us toai quauueauon aa ono re quisite for Jurors, they offer a prenitnm and tbelr public Indorsement upon corruption .- It is no Justification fov such lawa that the rebel did th mm to oppress Ualoa men Tbey kghdated ta war times to suppress lib erty and loyalty,' while preaeal law, are en acted ra a nma or peace for a permanent so ciety and for tha prelection of liberty and I he administration of justice to all nren This notorious corruption of wh.'.i I write is on or the reeult of partisan reconetruo tiOB, aud oo of tha ovUencae of that ideal "government, republioaa in smn," wbldt we liavs wiennassec , i A Call lure la payer record r eiuguUr fact eooaooied with the cholera epidemiu of I80 fti, which I f much iotereat to tha setonoes of medicine nud electricity. -A Urge borse- aboe magnst af great power sues as la need In Buaar and California for dancing gold dust bung la tba eonating-cpom of oae of th large! marchaol la Boaora, At tha brisking out ot tbe epidemic, the magaet kjel ita inaueace, aaS the usual steel bar StU to the floor, sad during ail the time of tbecboe. era and fsrer, the magnet' power wa com pletely neutralised. But no sooner nad toe long looked for gulf storm cleared Uie altuns phr, and th destroyer left, than th atevl bar clung with ita wonted teuaciiy tv the maguet. , t '"',,' Thi ha been I rather dull year for politi cal Jokes, but this one will pas. ' I'll Vew lurk 7r:Zww mid in outer oay t -1 us baVc bee banging of late years preUy vig. oronsly In rsunsyl.anla. W do sot know a But 1 wMi tb oa'.tar baa bad a fairer swHig." Tb Boston V'ikI repbvd : "Tills i th reasoa the Democrat bsv gained a ma- bU, in f.nyirsot, ...u1,ts." The Washington Star of th 84 lust, says Cutond B Imund Cooper, Acting Assistant roretary of the Treasnry, arrived here Sat urday bom Tennraeee. It at nia purpose tn uin tha a IS os af Assistant Secretary in n lew dsys, wneiorr tn rrrsaeut insu or snau t - uw i 7 p'j aut la the meantime namlnau sucreseor. I' Perci iord ad dignitarieameualed apua Br. Wall Of tllrt Ib. named a pomil richly eenartaocU haaea. Th pieioro waa i.i. aMessur for Colunel Cooper si Amistunt completed by twofila of solid rs, to alcter- Sccrcury of th Trtur;."k . The LoattTUle Joarnal ta CraoC ' Tb LooievUla Journal has a err era triti- oa Oenarat Grant' military aarord. It ay be Was Hgsoosioosly dafatadN at Bel- "awfully whipped" at Shlloh, sod would buv' beea annihilated but for aa event which be had ao right to expect, and that at Vkksburg h expended more ntoaay, time and Hfe than were cm befbr sacriflosd la taklug so small a town. As to the. Tic gioa camimrgn, we qoule l W think the whole country ndeictandt the truth that Grants march fruna Washing. ton toward tuenmond la too boa cr Uenaral Lea was one of tbe most'disaatrcua eao paigna ever undertaken, He was brave, or rather obstinate enough. ' He would, whoa ever and wherever Lee shot to mop and throw up battle-works, advance and attack aim, at a tern bie expenditure or life, nod la every eta bo was rrpulaed. And at each replus a would walk nis army nxrnd. stake a flank movemeat, giving another diaaaerou battle, getting another moat bloody reputes. sod then ruing again into tha flanking busL neas. Al last be got to Otty rotat, on James Klvor, a fief toeing a hundred thousand mea. There he Mopped. There ho squatted. -He didn't do any thing. He didn't propose to do any thing. Ha said that be would 'fight It out oa that una Uoagw It should take him all rummet, bnt hi lighting was timply squatting. There wasn't tha first sign of ag gression about him. " -.- " - The senior editor of the Joarnal was to Richmond in the winter of 186 . -aud wa know that lbs Confederal effloeta, aoldiers sod eititen bad no mora apprehension of General Grant than if he had beeo on the other aide of the oeean. 41 i proximity - didn't keep a man or woumu awake a slogls min ute. He wn bald lit contempt. The whole terror waa la regard to the march af 8hor- nsand.' Aad it waaSaermaa's saarca, and only that, which eoaquered Lec'a army and all lbs other Confederate armies. Tb following announcement, which ap pears In u HobUe RtitUr of lbs 29 th, pro- aiaim the doss of It slngl lit sod tts uniou with tha fnm. We ore glad to know, however, that the trenchant pea of the vet eran Forsyth will not be lost to lb onus of constitutional liberty.- 8ya tbe Mtgaltr i With the present number this' journal doseaa Its existence under Its well-knowa name aad Its existing proprietorship, As wtu os teen neraarter, combtaauoa baa beea formed between It and lbs Mobil flaws, nnder a new proprietorship. Business and prudential consideration on the part of the publisher oars induced this change, which it I believed trill redound largely, to lb la tercet of the pauvae of the two combined papers. , Experience ha proved that this field k not large enough (br three daily newspapers. The two Just united hav been'matotnlned at an annual outlay for each of 9100,000, while the productive results of that double outlay can bo made lust as available to their joint patron by a singl paper and Better, because the saving of names asary expanse wui enable toe proprietors to present tbe new Journal greatly Improved In all tb qualities of a sewqiaper -lb oneatid dements of which qualities are capital and energy. It will also b seen that W. O. ClaVk, Bsc,-, retire from thi Journal, aad M Jor H. Bt. Paul from the IWe. Colonel Uana, of the rusea, and Coload Forsyth, of thi Journal, remain to pilot th new journal ib former aa proprietor aod business man agar, and tbe www mm wtm-iiriiuin. Fifty -eighth Anniversary of the Cum- herlaal rreaby tertaa Church, ' snssnsns v ' ' Tb 4th day of February I tb anniver sary or tbe Cumberland Freabyterian Obursb U America. By request of -tbe GaoenJ As sembly, tb ministers tbrongboat tn Cbbrcb will eeleoraU th first Sabbath In February as tb anniversary day, with services sppra. pnats to uis occastoa. " It may not be iMrronrlnte e thi Sab bath morning to give a brief history of the ortgis aed progress or tins ennrcn. it the outgrowth of the great revival of 1100, which was to this western coxatry what the retormauoa or tbe IStb century was to Ger man. Daring this levied there was s great necessity for mors mints terld laborers the Held, and accordingly Alexander Aaderaoa, Finis Ewlng and Samuel King, all of whom wera remarkable for tbdr seed and power In explaining the scriptures, war presented to tba Preefcytery for licenee to preach, - On account of tba Irregularity of their education tbey were not received immediately, bat were given till tbe meeting of tbe sext Pree bylery to prepare discourse t be read be Ibre the rreebytary. President Anderson In bi lift of the Rev, George Donaell, cay: "Tlieea minister were ordained with the full knowledge that not one of them bud aco air ed all tbe literary qualification required by the discipline of tba Preabywriaa Church And In adopting tba Wwtmlnatartjoaseeaion of Faith, they were dl permitted to esrrjrf tna Idea or intailty aa taught seder to doc trine of election nnd reprobation. Aad having publicly and solemnly rejected tb doctrine of a limited at os emeu t, they were careful la their preaching to dwdl apon tbe fullness or tbo atonement, and tnaooc later mas's free agency and ooassquenl accounta bility, aod upon this basis ibay urged npna dl the offer of free ealvatiSa. After their ordination, the Reverend Hewn. UcOready, 1 lodge, McOa, Ma A duo and ftaikia were prosecuted before the Kea turky Byuod for Irregularity In ordaining Anderson, Kwlng aad King without requir ing dl tha literary qualifications proscribed in th discipline, and allow lug them, to adopting tbe Confeadoa of Faith, to except ao moth as seeowd to teach th doctrsno of! wrad eleotioa aad reprobation. ' . Tbeaa men then withdrew from tbe frea byteriaa Church, and the 4tb day of Feb ruary, 1S10, organised themselves into a Presbytery, sud assumed the name of Cum berland Presbrwrlaii. This church wesur ganlsed In Dickson county in this Bute, oa that day, with tbree miuister ssd n ft Members. Under thi blessing of God I hey Uiave Spread aver the whole rktuihweel, aad planted co I leg o nnd chen-hr on the slope ef the Pacific. To-day they a em bar sum Uoe mtuletar and from 140,000 to 16,S0 oammunicania. The first camp nteadng ever bold la L'urtsicndom wa aader tbe susstcs of lb Cumberland presbytery, at Jtaper, Is Logan ousuty, Keslucky la July, IBUO. - II ia woaderfvl bow Orieatd custom re- nutin nor banged by the lapse of time. The wedding of toe hair to Ibe throne of Persia, which took place family, wa aosomjiaaied by all tba character! slice described ia lUe "Anhiaa Nights " The bride wa rwloeed rn a carriage, pdnled say blue aad arnauiea). ted wit araUeques, and drawn by ats tod hursea. Before bar wet al gigaatio ! lav, turning mighty eluna lata) the air, dM yoaug dancing mao, aod a band of violias. irujupauaad taoibMnivuL Behind bar earn a Iraia af malee tatariug CHitalaed liUres l wakh wera her lady attaadaats. Eacevted ia I hi ntanaerthey jonmeyajl thirty-taw day from her boat toward tba eaptuk and quaanamea, wh-i i.tireuaitd ibe whole iettjtr front Carrit 8Uh. "'' s" -' v.-' .. I Btsre slavery Van bees "wised out" a few of the crsiy old abolitioaisU sr begfanlnf to show gHmpes of returning tens ta tbelr tbcosi of ewsrnrownl. At n reovut dinner r von to- Wttltata Cotlea Bryant by thcKrw Torn rreaTrad League, wa vend us foW I sxma near ssanrv ean-A - . f ' ftnwnsoao.' Jsa tl"L Mcttrt,J!t Cterofl; euf 5(m, Cbmmitkt 1 am irwly thsnltM for that tnvltstioa.-. A public dianvr to- sir. Brvant la a rlchlv duaerved eomjillment It Is honor to whom sonor i emnhntioBlly due. - . Ouf Free Trade Leaa-ae simplv daale to government tbe right of aiming to regular nv cuaug pneea. i ae people auoald, with out any teterferme fron vontoseat, b left to boy snd toll a tbey pleas. But will they ever be permancwUy eecere from this ta. torterence until gowrnineat bn hav been driven back from All Its Intermeddling and usurpation tn Its- aote daly ta mtaating penoaand properly I The ot Wgttimsie work of government a to hold lu shield over the potple, beneath which they may, traad excepted, trade as they pteaae, and beneath which they mar establish aad maintain sweh schools nad churches as they p teasel Tie thief reason why governmeot does not rrferm wsU it one legitimate work le that take npon Itself so much other ' werk.-- s.ept witble It proper Mini ta.lt i a sriccie blessing; bnt, allowed to transcend these lim it aad to mix iteeir up with retatloas ssd interest foreign to iladt aod bekmrlna as cloeively to tbe people, It It fall af evil. It eeoomec oy Ub neon, as ta Franca, tba owner at the people, instead af being, as it ever should be, but their servant, la lap ping beyond II province, government alwmvt oppreMe tome, bowevse much It mn help wneva. mis at to street of It tariffs: and . thi I also th effect of It schools. la ? Roman Catnolio U a dearly epprast by ths government achool In America as by tho govdrnmeatd church in Ireland, ". It Is true that such a covemmeat as I am evmmeodiog, having s tariffs to dsfray He oost, wonld, until tb people bad become habituated ta It, be S trying on, beraussn ' direct charge apon thsm. Nevorthsleea. It wonld be vary cheap government. "The people, from tbelr paying, a tbey go tbe es peain of govern meat, aad from their pay ing them in a direct Instead of aa Indirect way, would sea to It that their government aeahoMtand a frugal one. Tbey would. . In that en, be ae vigilant as tbsy a now eardess In regard to ft expenditures. Ysry renectfnlly yonrs. i , GtaRiTsatTa. " ' istgaaf ttiflanea. ' . To the grant aitle of lhl North, nsntieo larly In the dty of New Tock, mystoriau plaasrds of a sollticd slgalfiosacs sreio be seen dready apon the (idea of houses aad lamp-post, storing tb peeer-by In the mee sad warning the reader cf tbe eslMnc of popular dlseontntr' Though , thess placards are bnmed secretly, aad bar e elgSAtares attached la than, yst they show tha drift of the dar current of santtownt. .Tkerq is so ,ml taking their meaoiog, as will be scan from the following copy of oh of tbn :'' XouitU Aen-rr. JWlow-Citumi : . . Treason is ao longer1 odious In th lend, and traitors boldly defy the people aad the Conui lotion. Argumtnt ha lost Its effect, aad patience becomes a orim. Wa must not now i mono I deliberataiy, nod With a resolvs that eaaaot be sbakea. ' Let the President Issue n proctaraatkm calling apoa the people income to tbe rescue of tbe country ( to call for voluateeic to pro ceed to Watbiagton, and to summon to bi command such of tb army aod a will (till ' obey his orders, to sid to reecalng the eoua- bv Prom ta aaad or nmitete aad tb Fd aid (kiastliution rram total detraction. t . . i i Tha last Lertetatnr t timed satberrtr no. der the ninth eactioa of the schedule to tbe ameodnMot to tb constitution adopted by tbe eoovenuon or January, isss, to amend , ths constitution so br ss rliil to tb alee. tlve franchise, and tbdr work (th francbl law) has been declared by the Supreme Court to be a part of the eotutltutloa of this' State. Th ixteentb ssctlon of th fraa obis mw deebv "thai this set (the to, this amaadmant to th eonstltnUoa,) " shell not bi so construed a to allow the colored ma to hdd emcee site Juiie." libjaot a mar law, but an amendment totbeooneti. tutioo, that (hil aot b s coniuueo. TSt with th nnrended conatltotloa, the Work of tbelr immediate predecessors, before litem, tb present Leglslaturf baa passed a law Mto remove dl disabilities for holding smee or eiuiug oe jurlee oa account of aace aad eoU or." l hew doe thi Legldatur get ita eu- thorny to set at naught what la held to be a part oi too csBsUtstsoa I-AotnaiUs i ptlck. f Tns Abisoso Isoasitv or Ua. Lisoots. Private letter rccaived fi-orn Chicago siale that Mr. Lisoole is insane beyond att doubt. She reoently sold aU the to roil are ia her boose, nnd ha tw aid men a body guard, believing thntth will b sobbed and and aianlerad. Bee asaaia a lu sailing, and dread leettbs Should com lo Want.-. All her friends are said to be conscious of her tat CMMiditio, but think that, so leas no she U bar bi less, bar removal to a lunatic asylum would locraas her derangement. Wheat In this taction, it is stld. bss hoc very materially damaged by tb weather, and partiualarly by the frees at Wednesday algbt. Farmer should td to It at owe, that the wheat field are propedy rolled, aud by ao doing the roots may be eared. Levenwortb, Kaoena, says the Ommer. clul, ha a pnilatioa of 11.000, sopport sis daily newajiapwra, aome thirty eburcbss, fir. leeo to twenty school, two from fire to tea gnmling bouses. Tub trsB.br of Maximilian' corn frog) Uexios to Anstrto rest 110,000. i. m .a. mi iii ,' A sailor, ra giving hi opinion of th ra. Itgtou denomlualious, Saidt "f like Ike KpucopalUMM best." . Wheo. asked why, ha said "la all other churches, you must att mam, had tak tb law, hut in tb Kpisco. pel share you can Jaw hack." . Geo. Weed says, la writing from Brasfl, that lu Indies,. u being Introduced tea stisuger, inskl apon being emhnaMd, Mbeart UrobUog sgatost heart. " UonBratUI What I It diaVrvnr between a welch maker aud a seaiiudt Tb on ktereih boors by th watch, snd tb olhr the natch by th bout,- Wc srs sjrejunlntrd with a uw)uoter ia knmaa form'.wba sai-s that the uiy tim maa sous am esaggsrai is Whan th h) toiklngof bsrvwaag. ' ' Th Vama of Ilk" hi ry til S game of aerd. Yiino deals, death aula, d very body i wuiUng for th M irnmn. , f Tb Loalstaaa Cwtvauilaa ha rvnle4 ihh Bust Cwpitil tjsll 1U' Kaugs, . a.la to r. . (r Y I