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DE eoncep.Ion Of the outrago DIAN 70 renu

the conception Of the outrage than to repu
date n.
IL l. reported that rebel and Federal prisa
teers are cruising al The entrance or che Eng
lish Channel.
IL i said the Admiralty has ordered two
shlps 90 proceed Immediately 20 the West
Indies 10 acs as n convoy 60 the mail steam
ers.
The Paris correspondent OF The Daily
News. states that Slidell's dispatche. were
entrusted TO his wife IS he was leaving the
Trent
The Paris Patrie leans that the sas Jacin.
10 in November searched a French. Danish
and Portuguese vessel.
These facts, saws the ratrie. are of come
importance. a. proving that the Washington
Cabinet lancis- IL he's power 10 exercise the
the right Of search 20 the fullest extent
Spccnlstions from France represent the pre-
dominant tone Of feeling as favorable 20 a
reconciliation between England and Amer.
CO.
Ii Is reported that the French Minister at
Washington reported 90 his Government a
refusal on the part Of the Washington Cabi.
net 20 deliver up dispatches addressed from
Paris 20 tho French Consuls at Charleston
and New Orleans.
AA0nA44& ..8A0 "a y ~
rious parts Of England on the occasion Of the
departure of an Armstrong battery thence
for shipment 10 Canada.
In the Italian Chamber Of Deputies, prat
tori explained the failure Of negotions rela-
tive TO Rome, stating he was convinced the
French Government wished TO terminate IL
occupation ofRome, and was n sincere friend
Of Italy.
LATEST VIA L-oSDoSpEGRr.
an Admiralty notice was issued Yesterday
requiring all men absent. 70 return immedi-
Immediately 20 their respective ships.
The iron clad frgate Warrior Il cosliag
for service on the North American coast Il
needed.
There was quite a raise In sugar and salt.
petre. No charters are now being taken for
American vessels.
Several Of the morning papers have lead
ers on Mr.. Bright's speech.
The Times says. let Americans Judge by
the speech Of her greatest sdmirer how lit
tie can be said for her outrage upon 4 friend
" and altogether neutral country.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 6.--War-like preparations
continue to be made. A considerable mum
Der of troops are under order 20 leave for
Canada.
The Persia has been chartered by the
Government as we'll as Tho Australasian.
The London Daily News thinks that IL the
American Government will treat the Difficult
" in the spirit Gen. Scott urges. the war may
be averted.
The American shipping interest Is already
disastrously affected.
LONDON, Dec. 6.--It Is reported that Mr..
Adams regards his recall as inevitable.
Several leading Paris papers blame the
English government for having yielded 10
the pressure of public opinion. as represented
| merely By Manchester and Liverpool. and
for having acted too hastily in the Trent az
fair.
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- strunous OF scrofaloes aaecions arc IL
curse. The blight, The potato roc q mankind. Thsy
are vile sH1 filthy As well a. fatal. They sriss frcG
~eoutanlnstoh snd impuriiy q tas biccd, and are -
be seen ali around a. everywhere. one eaarer q
al We meet are tainted with the1. aud one qusFtss
Of hese die q lhens de ioolishly TOO, bccsuse the7
are durable. Annals sAnsArkEn1A cieAnees Get ~
sercfaious eosruPtoa frOm he blco1. readers Il pure
and healthy. and essc,nAily espurgates the fool
eonfsnaination nom the system No loaerr Frosn
under your Scrofnlous disorders. since tie i~rrssisfs.
be Anxhss provided his masteriy comhlnsticr q
curative virtues that he calls ssnSrkEnA-rSn-
ocraL Waterbury. Ct.
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MUSICAL.

Mr.. MAY "A. CRossy, Teacher OF MI
SIC. viii give lessons upon the Piano Forte.
with or without the Use of instrument. In
ssruc,ion in Thorough Bas- and Vocal music.
ehher choral or with instrumental sccomps
niment. New popular Sheet Music, Singing
Books. and the most approved Instruction
Books furnished. Apply at Music Room on
Sisth Street. adjoining Miss McLeod's School
Room. or at her residence. Corner OF Ohio
ond Third streets.
4 first class Piano for sale. Terms res
onsbls. DIN
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Dec. ~. d TO Jan. lst.

FrscH 4 DouonrY-These gentieiaen
hare made a new arrangement In respect TO
their Restaurant. They have placed it un
der the exclusive control Of Mr.. Evans. an
experienced and skilllful cook. who i p~rsie-
alsrly skilled in preparing oysters IN any
style that may be desired As Finch X
Doughty keep the finest. freshest and latest
oysers that the market affords. those ~ho
love these delectable bivalves. viii ind them
selves suited TO a charm. by ordering them
81 Finch 4 Doughty.
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cocHRsS's ArTuLEkr.--Jerry yoris and
II. =. Hunaston. of Capt. Cochrn's Artilie
~ Company, we're home Yesterday on fur
Tough. both In 6no condition and excel
lent spirits. The company Is about full. and
i In q camp for instruction and Practice
They have a battery Of six ~ls-pounders.
bras pieces. and under the command Of
Capt. Cochran. the men are making fine pro
gree in learning 10 handle their guns.
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w.smsosoS Der. is-The senate IN En-
ecu i've Session has beea conEnrd 20 referring
10 the sppfopriais committee the appoint
ces. Of Congress, and heretofore Published.
The urocl.nston Of Gen lhelgN. Al ship
i.l.,d. /. condemned b all classes Of politf.
clans Ia vas bis Individual sct aud nus.
therefore be regarded secordissJ
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IIIIsoIs Tkoors-The Adjutsns General
Of the State Of Illinois reports the total
number Of troops which that State has now
in the field and in camp. Is sixty thousand
ave hundred and forty. consisting Of forty
six thousand four hundred and twenty nine
infantry. twelve thousand four hundred and
sixteen cavalry. and one thousand SIX hun
dred and ninesy-four artillery. Besides
these. he claims that there are from ten TO
fifteen thousand Iliinoi~ans in regiments in
other States.
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Hoss.-Tha weather continues rather
warm for Strengthening. and together with
the growl Of Johnny Bull has rendered the
market daller. and there has been less doing
for . few days past. Good bog may be
quoted at k2.O0 TO s2.s5 ior extra heavy.
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Hxrs, Hx1si-T- IL Lo~erre-whs y a
caedeal Haitsr. and successor 10 Joseph @.
Yates. corner OF Fifth and Wabash Street.
Ia. received his Fall style Of blocks and has
nov on hand asd i manufacturing 40 order
the handsome-t style Of fsll and Winter
Hats At prices ranging from t~o dollars mp
ward af
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TAE uxrrrru Rrenrsr-Lieut. Colonel
Ksy of the eosh regiment. Col Owen. IL IN
the city. he reports the regiment A. filing
up with satisfactory r~spidisy. Col. Owen
thinks he viii hare IL full within four xeeks.
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n. Kstzsnbach win give a oraFt BAH on
Christmas Eve. Tuesday. Dec. 2la at Ma
uonal Hall The most ertrem. arrange
mems. viii be made 20 render i pleasant and
attractive.
The best Of music and IN elegant supper
vii be- furnished. dsd.
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lotAl. s+.t*.sss. >in.i-] ~
OF The above mentioned alnoant- Captain
Be4chlsy's company IN the essh regiment
eat Si.tas %. AMI CAPT Riley's company
N The 9Th regiment 81 .os. Other parties
brought xish them Tor the soldier shout a.
much money a. va given 90 the care Of
cen. Stone. which soah make he total
amount cent home from tho lat pssment Of
ear troop Ia Missouri u ever 81. CO.,
This amount AL CONES from the prisafs<
The oskeer having presousl. drawn their
ray and di.ros.si eft
A large sraoans Of the funds pad the
troops l. IN Treasury Notes. which sooh fad
their way into general circulation after reach.
las the hsmes Of our soldiers. A gooi pr.
too Of the Treasury Note circ~lst.an 8. 10
rived from tbs source.
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ATTENTION Scor1 GrsRDs-There wtll be =
meeting tonight. (Thsnsday isth,l all mem
bers are notified 10 attend.
r. 5. cox, Capt
n. NJ. BrlIxx. O. =.
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MExsrns OF rnE USios krFLD will please
take notice that the Caps ordered by the
committed. have arrived and arc for sale At
Basnett's Hat and Cap Emporium. isi Main
street. dec. II. d3t
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Ceru6ca,e Of es Years U.c.

Newcastle. wcsichesaer county. MY.
August II. ISL.
IA. Il haASbEEu-Ay Dear Sir I an new scsen.
y-ntne y~Ars oad. and for shs las t~snsysxA
years have been q constant user q your v~sssssss
unlversd ris when sci. fully realizing he .svsn.
tag Of cnfsrcng purEsson with asncsicns. ~tisA.
While harmless In TIA nature. removes al lnpersues
I can safety say that the vsrorcca ola age I nov en-.
Joy has b~n caused m<inly BY tie timely u.s. %
Brandreth's r1ls- Ihsve hsd In these last twenty.
eight years several as u sickness. and ccoszsnsiy
sOue infrmisy cf ase would psess upon M. A.
thsse times ! have always found ySur pale = sire
remedy. giving me not only health bat -srsagtA. I
consider sbcn. ncs only Invaluable ssa purssu~o.
but also a. a tonis. l have never dsfing these isE
twenty eight years ussd any ether medicins ~hst-
ever. being oonvinsed. ~ experience. that noas ~ss
As good. prsndreh's Pills have also ben REV
used by my'nsigheors In every kink Of sickness, al
have he-n never known ?. hl VIXEN promptly al
minisieret lcars truly.
SAruANlKL mA11.
Justice q the Peace Toe forty year, IA wessoassser.
Ny. Price IS cents per hOx.
Sold BY J. h. crssss.s. reTre- Ranis. sDs b ~
respectable dealers In ms-isis~. laeenid~im
Tonic.
tFrou Col. Albert Pike. N. c. from ArksasN
wkouSoros. D. {. June II. lSt
81 have nsod t~o bottles q ycur Bausvr's Hx
LAND DrrrSs. and have fOuad Il very usehl IL cas-
q indigestion and Headache. ADd eoomnent T. -
all who need a pleasant add e1eAfon. 'enedy Nna
valuable tonic
The late High sheriff % Allegheny county lsi
given - tho following
Twas sniictod with Debility Of the Digestive O.
gans Amounting 10 = severe attack % n~yspcpsis.
which had reduced my hcsh considerably. NJ ~ii-
wa also afflicted under The same circumstance. az
with the same disease. Having used your uetie4nr
called BoKssvr's HolIASp BrTrrhs, We bob cataiu
ed relief. aud are happy 10 afford you ths publ,
evidence Of is value.
JOHN FORSYTH
Pittsburgh. Jan. 90. Isl.
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Rrsvrsrios cAr-T.H. Lo~ssfe a. "s
the New York Hat Store. has the hne'i Ana
best made Regulation Cap ever made when
be sells a Or DoILsk-
div.
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NV YORK. Dec. Is.
Stocks dull and irregular Chicago 4 Rock
Island, 441s; Harlan. i0ls S. 30; do. pre-
ferred. 254; Egie. %; Hudson. 81; New
York Central. 75A; li;esding. 30%; Pacific
Mail, 7SA; Hudson. ii bonds, lo3; Missouri
g.. &c: United State s.. e: Coupons %.
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Come All Ne, ny squad ia the irish
brigade.

col. Mullig4n says he must have satlsfac
lion for the deeds done 1t Lexington. With
Col Mullen "a our leader. we will 20 and a.
siss him, be Il 10 Lexingson or elsewhere
The Uuion must be preserved. Let Us all
20" 70 reinforce him. Cali al our oascc IN
The Linton Block. and We will tell you where
his Head Quarters are.
BEN. EBBlTT.
a,f }. T. MOORE.
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r. n. 4 n. RAILROAD.

osrIcs Trsu Hsryr A hioHso>p nauaoAD TO-.
1En1 Harm. Dr.. ID. isei.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOX
u Director a TITS conpAny rill D. bell 81 -
Onoe q tbe Company. in TIRE Hsuft. 90 Sc fft
Monday fthe sev~nthj q Jenuarf n~tt. hff~etn fff
haurs - Z md Z n'do<k =.
- order "
cHAk. WOOD. s~rstau
DECIDED
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have just received from New York a
nice stock Of Fashionable Hats and CAPS. al.
20 Children's Fancy Hats and Cap Tor tho
Holidays. which | can sell cheaper than any
house in the city. Give me a call before
purchasing elsewhere.
J. II. SYKES.
lst door east of J. G. Ross.
Dec. "a. d TO Jan. lst.
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SOAP.
DRofEssoR aAaDsE


m a<fs a. > 80 49, r&ss e - h<Al9 nA-
h-sl~s <~<p. <A 81 t<r<<il.s sA4ek 0s wsssss1<ei
- - e. exas.><rs srs<~ - >1ssfn< - a. te1@.
ss><A. l a1s1rp~o~A Id wsfs1t~t al~. hr-
- x.IDx sn4 er<e>e ffa<n ws-1l<n. "a. 11<z x..~
"a. 80 fs~s c4.Fs.l 49, 1850 -<-ss 30 a kD<s
c1 a n~russS sks 70 &c ss<.x a. sesss
e<ks hseEs n 10 Ell 90. lsSzla.
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We would cali particular a~itsntio. 70 NcIEAx,s
notice in another column. Ne add he following
from the 81 Louis Herald. which speaks volurass IN
Is favor. We say 70 al. give Il a tisk
I'VE take especial pleasure IN Recommending Nc
Leans celebrated Strengthening Cordial a. an lnssl
s.hle remedy Cor geaerAl dcbnity ana w-<kaosG-
We hsve seen it tested IN a circle weAer cur Own IN
mediate observation. and soach Or is efficacy and
worth. s. IL an article which sAeuid be kept cor
stanty In every family. a. ais eors4inly a. lrvslu
able unssiciae. See The advertisement IA snoshsr
s-lumn.
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A Union Ball viii be gwen a the Genital
Engine House on Thursday evening. the 18Th
,.s. Good music win be provided Tick
-. nm JOHN KELLY.
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Arrival OF the Jurh

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE steamer Jura
arrived at Portland this morning. from Liver
pool 9Th and Londonderry 9th.
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Governor Curtin Putting hi> House
tn Order.
HARRIsBuRo, Dec. 1.-The subject OF the
defences OF Philadelphia is being urged upon
the National Government by Gov. Curtin
He is also actively engaged in preparing
arms for State defence.
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.UayTdftoH--NfyToes Ffdtseu.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 1--we have the Nor
folk Day Book of Tuesday. which contains
extras from the Charleston Courier and
Mercury, relative to the FIRE but there Is lit
tie additional TO what has already been tele.
gnphed.
The Courier says the most gratifying IN
cidents Of the fire was the zeal manifested ~
the slaves in their efforts Is iremen and la
borers. The entire population male and fe-
male worked most earnestly.
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The Great English Remedy

SIR JAxFs cI.AkkR's
CELEBRATED FEMALE Pll.le =
Prepared trsm q presumption 81 Sr ,. Car,
MD, Pkysieian Extraordinary 20 NJ Qst,a
This invaluable mcalsine j. ~ungailing IN ibs sslsa
all those painful snddsngercus Diseases = when "a.
female constitution Is -ueeoL nnsicr~-- ~
oesses and removes Al obsimclons. ani : -a-
cure may be relied On.
To MARRiED LADsEs
= particularly suited. Il I'll. in = .h.r unf
bring On us moothly period with r,guiang
Eaeh boal.. price oos dollar. te@r- "a.
meni stamp q Gree, hriusin. = prevent oe4o..
esiis.
cArrfos.
u0f itLs siolld af ~ E1ie1 ~ fb.ft@ daff
1e fIRS7 7HREB MONTHS o. Pr,,nsn
D>y ers sssrs % Srsae On Risosyrtsg>. ssf - 1a.
oser fsn< ney are safe.
In al cases Of Nersoos snA Spinal AHecu.o@. Pea
In tbs B-cs and LAMBS. f%usne "a slight sssf%,L
palpstsaou q the Heart. Hysisfio- sBa Nh4i.
th~-e Pills viii snect = cur. wien al oth.t m..s.
have failed; AL .l1hoash a p sefhai resssay.
DOT ooo1~in irou. c.iousel. s~n1mesy Or snguias
hurthl % NE consatsaoo.
Phil d~irections la As p~ampLlet arSoni 1911
are. which zboald ~ o~Arsfally preserved
sole ssens &c tle uai1ei Stats and canS1..
yon MOSES. I@ieIc Baldwin a O.
Esh~st~. \ i
rB-sl.es ~ 6 p.stAs, sa@g.p- sooloesa q 81.
suthortsss agent. ell insure 3 hru4 osaiAinlns q
enls. BY return nail. sd ~ n. Cunanzhaa
sos 2. N. Doaneiiy, T-rre Bsss>. and al gos-
Druggists. lmystd~s'
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DEPARTMENT.

- Mr.. Jas Ferry the attentive nessen
ger Of the Adams Express Company. has our
thanks for The latest Louisville paper
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-19

Hatteras Prisoners Released.
Bosros. Dec. 1.-THE bark Island City
sailed to-day for Fl. Monroe With $50 Hat
teras prisoners. released BY the Government.
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"AvI~o reeFatly parchx-d u Co.'S Ian. So
III m~riy kpe~uss he '-CnfE nfNEs" go
"a .sr~<-aasrtr nilss sect u tbe uv, se 30
e~~~~r~< - furnlsh ~ ctl1rus e Terr@-usste
.tanlts. wssh . sost srtiris cf ~sii-scr>eo~d zeal, .
nrr~s h saif tbsss ~rxflSss uneA
- ors<rs isn With G. A eooa~tn. essut. "a ~
v<ec-ssty sSs.<. - &C h.s1<.s 49, seso
ia. Nv. - e7uo
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u ss1s Mo ar. daily u.ing Nelean's streUgthen-
tn< Cordial. certify that Il Il sbsoiauy 40 irrios
he remedy Zoe removing and lN,1cOkAILNo IL
shattered aud deceased syStesa. ~paFifs1ng All en-
rching the bioot-restsrns the siek, srrcrtng ~
valid 90
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Department

VIII ~ sniars.s And fHners Ul1 ~ ~ ilus r.
asa sioct a. inpieIncnt. q IN best quality
\. "A. CoRNWELI.
-. =. lEl. No. Ia a las wshAA Sue,
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The Hoase Post onice Com4.siee decided
20 introduce a blli 10 abolish the fTank:ng
privilege. The Committee have alo conclu-
ded 10 grant no further privileges in the case
Of soldiers letters. other than that now Civ.
en-. OF sending their letters forward without
prenaymenf.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-14

uuiteyoung, aud discovered Scotland at an
early age. he licked the British in 1872,
and wrote the Waverly Novels, aud his son
Whaha bled with Wallace. Now, old
hoss, trot out your commission and LET'S
liquor -.
':What makes you think that General Scott
bad a son named .WhahR2A We never
heard that before
aha n says William, agreeably, that's
because you don't know potckry. Why y
says William, "if you'ss just turn TO Burns
works, you'll learn that ~
sseOtts wha' ha' vi wallace bIed 81,
and if that amt good authority, where's
your Shakspe0rc2" 3.a1ogl5
Tie Board wes so pleased with Williams
learning, my brss, thatit gave him his CONF
mission, presented him with two gun boatS
and cannon, 9nd recommended him for
President of the New York Historical So
eiety. .o.s..,.. t..
It was rumorsd in camp last night that
the army would go INTO wtpleT quarters,
and ! asked Colonel, Wobinson if he could
not lend me few OF the quarters in adj
vance, as felt like going in right away,
He explained to me that winter-quarters
would only be taken iu exchange for Trea-
sury Notes, and l Withdrew my. proposition
for popular loan. ~ ..s..s4 )
sls'-.. ouPHEUs c. KEnR.
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vlllIam brown once More.

,.-..,.,,. - [S--'.---.,.-. y. -
w''hAs'on ('ps'iaR R.SsnFs Ga1ES'PoHd'n'' Ne" York
Enirop n n uaving inst made a In
sDlFSE SE.asi, l. n-naS5ng 1uS' n
JfscoS J;scoSsrsJ amid ,bs rni9s or Har.nlanenm
S g, ~ ,
Sr .oStrac,ine, sg,sn, s for tLs Governmsni
80 ~ - ~ s. ~, ,Ea vosS hoo, ;n
ri',S ~ ,,.S,,.i , Los,:o 10 ,,',,
uiST si,!a,.h :. Mi,' t' 's4N -"
NY y US sSIT1sSr ms J.,.,,,, ,,,-.; No., a..
H .s ls.sai5 .lS, uS' J ~. IN,
"sul! ueto n"s y!,.aS
.l'l1 !to Dosso' ~ mpo sN'u uS !. III H.
" .Is 81. s.t suI =,
49, - po,,,s III Wa
et! Pestos -. ~ - N lt.'i., h.,,Ss h;9,'
lIs Hiii t,ais - bis bs.s5
SaaS NJ. eli .,' it.;n :, tb ,ves,.
=, 60 ,,i:Ioci- in ,I,o iIs s,id ~
100 ~ Wy IN ~. H. Iin;on onS
lo'ns wy SSsns ~ ~ lo' 49,, SV,hia W."
SuLg u,s - W.
SOU ~
az, s,,I;nsr p : ,for,Sbic This b,t man
%v @ % how was lssniaT down TO clean bis
hGois i,st opt.ids ~ s. ,eni. y,ben tb0 DEN
80 - tiSsis.Si t,,;s'.,., hsr,.,,'.i =,
Olal o. sne , 49, ;s, ~ NM "
stTbnHJsst' siSs ,br General. stoDping
shor, .lsso. hcsn ssnding ar,illery ina
camn ,r
"There's no artillery here, my boys,
ovsT
= !,fv:lr ;, 49,. h, ,.,brn Jrbsts that vun-
lrarrisgc doiTs, there - =
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The Beginning Of the End.

The Great Plans and Intentions of
the Government COneernlng the
Rebellion beginning to Develops
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DIstribu1Ing conl to the Poor.


1t has been the custom of the City COun.
Gil for many years, to appoint, at theebe-
ginning of each winter, a committee of one
member from each ward, to distribute coal
to the poor. This distribution has invOlv-
ed greater expense to the.city than most
people would suppose at a glance, and the
committee men have been terribly impo-
sed upon in previous years. On Tues
day evening in council the matter was dis
cuased. One member stated that two un ;
worthy objects had been supplied with
coal, where one deserving person received
the benefit, and that heretofore the city in
making the outlay had been paying pre-
MUM upon vagabonds and second class
grog shops. Another member knew of
instances where poor persons had been
supplied with coal which they Immediate
ly conveyed away and sold,
The action Of tue council on Tuesday
evening, leaves the appointment of the
committee for this winter, with the Mayor,
mi authorizes him 70 appoint committee
men outside of the council. in. e.,sp he
should deem it hest We hope that Mayor
Sweeney viii appoint no ono upon the
committee who expects to be !. candidate
for office, at tue january elections, and who
is not man of strict integrity, of discre-
ton and Reorganization
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The flag of the Union waves ouce more
over the soil of South Carolina, Six
months ago it was for the tirst tune haul
I'D down by parricil.u hands which for
eighty years had enjoyed its protection.-
The act of desecralion sent II thrill of hor7
ror throughout the length aud breadth OF
the land, All the true sous of the country
rose in 3cms 10 ohastise the temerity and
avenge the insult. An army such as this
continent had never seen was collected at
Washington. Such part Of our navy as
treason, long plotting in secret, bad LETT to
us was summoned from the ends of the
earth, and preparations actively begun for
the constructions Of new feet. AT the
same time our finances, disOrdered and de.
ficient, were pnt iu the hands of an hohest
and far-seeing statesman, whose best abil- :
ities were given night aud day to the res
toratiOu Of prosperity and credit.
That army met with sad and disastrous
reYerses in It's encounters with the enemy,
but it has been rapidly put in condition
10 retrieve the losses Of the past and pre-
vent tie recurrence of any great calamity.
Its soldiers are wen equipped, well drilled,
securely entrenched, and commanded by q
young officer, whose genius AID energy
promise everything that We can wish for
the future, Our navy has recovered slow
Is, the public has often been impatient ut
the apparent tardiness Of lis movements,
the ineficiency of its blockade, and the a6-
sence Of those daring aud brilliant exploits
which are the peculiar glory Of naval com.
manders, and which had already given 70
our history Paul Jones, a Lawrence. .
Perry aud MeDonough but what seemed
TO be slow was only sute. SeaWorthy yea
sells, which are at the sane time equal 70
the reeoiI OF heavy armaments, Nre not
prepared in a day, Naval expeditions,
which have 70 battle With the elements as
well as With the-almost impTegnaele foTil-
Reations Of roclS-bound coasts, which are
required to land immense force Hpou hos.
tile shores and hold them agAinst 40 e3-
asperated and powerful foe and which
must De laden with all the supplies, mn-
nitions and men Of an Invading army, aFe
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upyvards of S13,OOOiOOO
II LOsses have been paid BY tho Itnh InsuraPee Go
In the past Il years.