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Smyrna times., 1861-03-28

tbs Memphis Appeal of the 18th says
We learned yesterday that President Lincoln,
many years ago, descended the river in a fat.
boat supsrcargo. The fatboat tied up at
the plantation of CO.. FERGUSON, on the oppo-
site side of the river. Tie Colonel having
some wood he wished chopped, employed the
fatboat hands 10 do the job for him, and Abe,
the sugercag", spr"ng in and helped When
Col. Ferguson was in Washington. while the
raIlsplItier was member of Congress, the lat
ter sought hun out and renewed the old &C.
quzinIance. Last week the Colonel was in
Washington, when the President sent his card.
Col. Ferguson again called upon him, and they
had chat about old times and the present
price of cordwood.
Smyrna times., 1861-03-28
NOTICE TO TIE PRESS.

"ATTENTIoN, YOUNG MrN!"-We perceive, by the
advertisement of Messrs. Horace L. Hegeman & Co
of New York, that the renowned Stimulating On,
gnent" invented by DR.. Beingham for healthy
SIT mutation in the growth Of beard whskers. has
now had its American market cOnided TO their agency
The high reputation of this article in London, Paris
and other cities of Europe, to have been fully
jnsIIned by experience in this country. We find that
It's praises are re-echoed among all class. few weeks
are said prove lis almost magical influences upon the
beard or whlskers. The British volunteers have made
sneh free use of il attract the attention of Thu
London Punch. See advertisement of Messrs Hege
man 4 Co in another column.
Smyrna times., 1861-03-28

Augustine Gas quoted by Neander) thus adj
dresses Judge: Man sits in judgment on
msn. on his equal ; sinner on a sinner. When
those words of the Lord are repeated, He
that is without sin among you. let him first
east a stone at her. does not every Judge trem-
BILE FIRST of all judge yourself nd then from
ths hidden ground OfyOur conscience go forth
10 Judge others with safety. We have two
different names, man and sinner Let what
man has made be destroyed but let the work
be set free; as man, retain love to man in
your heart. and be anieurtnly Judge. Although
Won must be feared, yet love. Let your anger
tall on that which displesses you in yourself;
not against him who is created us you are
Punish {: do not forbid thee but with love.
ing Opposition, with the wish to amend"
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MARRIED

At Friends Meeting House. in Wilmington,
on Fifth day, the 2lst inst, Elliston P. Morris
of Phila , to Martha. daughter of Merit and
Eliza t. Candy, of Wilmington.
On the 18Th inst, at the residence of the
brides father. Newport, Del, Rev. Thomas
Sumption. Of the Phila. Conference, to Louisa,
daughter Of Jas. Harris, Esq.
In Wilmington. on the evening Of the 18th
inst, by Rev. J. Humphriss, Rev. Edward T.
Kenney, of the Philadel phia Conference, ia
Sallie a. F. HUMPHREYS, only daughter of the
ofhc ating clergyman.
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The PennsylUanian swaysd by compas-
sioaais sp,rii. has come 60 the rescue of Presi-
dent Lincoln from tho tolls Of the Office hunt
era Well might The uafsrtunaie President
Of this unhsppy Union sxcIaim. Save me from
my friends" The situation of the chief Ex-
eeulive, is indeed any bat an enyiabIe one.
Threatened in the South by an invading
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HarS. NViaaSENM.

An experienced nurse and female physician has n
Soothing Syrup for children teething, which greatly
facilitates the process Of teethHg by soltening the
gums. reducing all inilammaion-wIll aIlay all PAM
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon 1t
mothers 1t will give rest TO yourselves, and relief and
health 10 your infants. Perfectly safe in all cases
See ad advertisement in another column.
Smyrna times., 1861-03-28
ON THE HILL!
WilliamsOn's New Store!


N9A is JUST OPENED with new and S>s4N
tlE@Bi desirable Stock of we'll selected Dry i. i
$500 Goods, Notions, Ready made Clothing e ash
Boots, Shoes, Queensware, Earthen Tin and SA-1As'
Wooden, ware of all kinds superior Sugars. Coffees
Teas Spices MOnsses, Soap Candles, FLUID, Vinegar
Lard. Pork, Salt Bacon. BrOORs, Brushes Baskets
Tobacco Snuff, Segars. Flour, Meal. Corn, Feed, Lii.
quOrs of all kinds and every Thing else that any
can want.
Those who have before dealt with know that e
have always kept the BEST cheapest and greatest va
rieiy OF Goods of any other Store, and do
again. Our country friends sill know that they
could always do better with their trade at our Store
than at any other in town and will find this so still
We respectfully ask call from everybody TO exam.
inc stock. and they will find C1er greater bar.
gains than ever, and will do our best 10 give saslac
ton
0cT Please remember, il not at theOLD, but al
the NEW STORE. where the greatest bargains are
J. r. WILLIAMSON, Commerce ST.,
On the HILL, near the old Stand,
tebl4 SmJ rna, Del.
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GREAT ATTRACTION

Is at LEWIS & BROTHERS, Store, where
they are selling Goods Of every description a!
COST Prices for CASH Give thrm can
before all OF the BARGAINS arc sold.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
A Practical Miller Wanted

In a country Mill--ndusrlous and temperate Con-
slant employment at $l2 per Notwithstanding and
Washing
mar6-4t w BACCHITS
Near Rogers store, Kent CO Md.
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h.and Warrants Wanted.

r. r. ROBINSON & CO, Bankers, Cor 4th and Mar.
ket sis. WILMINGTON. DELAWARE,
Will pay the very highest prices for Land Warrants
They pay 60 cents per for all warrants sent them
by mail. and returns will be RENTED by return mail
For responsibility they refer TO the Bankers of Ibis
State. mar1-4t
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DIR. w. A. McKO YIN,
OPERATIVE AND MECHANICAL
I'D nc 20 rE IL e&zS a.

SMYRNA, DEL,
Main street. opposite the residence Of Dr. Daley
would give notice 10 his customers and the public
that he continues TO carry on his business in all ts
various brsnches Having been the only practical
Dentist in The community for the past ten years, du
ring which time he has been putting up work salts
acIOrily for the citizens Only of this place, but
also those Of Philadelphia, Baltimore and Virginia. he
ntiers himself that he is still able 10 give satisfaction
10 any who may call upon him All work will be
done represented, or the money refunded.
mgh2l
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Steam DyPing and Scouting Es
taDEisEafRemt.

MRS e. w. SMITH
No. %, N. Fifth ST. bet Market and Arch PAILADEL-
DIECE Goods of every description dyed to any CO.
4 lOr. Ladies' Wearing Apparel of every descTIp-
tiOn dyed i'll The most fashionable and permanent CO.
lOrs, and finished in superior Style Merino CASH
mere and Grape ShawE. Table and Piano Covers
Carpets, Rugs, etc. Secured. Pongee and Silk Dresses
re-dyed all coors, and warranted equal TO new.
N. B-Gentlemen's Clothes Cleaned or DYED on
reasonable terms feb 2S6l-Iy.
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HEST RECEEVRn
PENN.
q!

To the Families Of Volunteers,
FTTHE undersigned will attend at the Count9 Clerks
/ ofce IN Mempnis. on WEDNESDAYS and SATUR
DAYS, until farther notice. to pay the allowance made
by the County G Iurt to the families Of Volunteers
Payments Will be made whore the Volunteer has been
in &C i've service for on month and Ia such cases only
je23lm >. ". A. F6TTIF, Jude. oioS
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9aug gpptd,
Fson he Richmond whig.l
TELEGRkHs.
By Special Electric telegraph

We received 3 telegram last night, but IL co15ainsa
nothing whatever worth publishing except me i"n0
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msIsr IMrrTEn-

Did you ever see Miss LiIy-Tip? She is
one Of the kitten style Of young ladies whose
"feelings is too many for her P5 Not that she
is yruug; On the contrary. Not hat she ia
pretty; her profile is quite Of the nut,cracker
style. Net that she is round and plump: she
is angular as a clothes horse; but she is so TO-
mantle and buOyant, notwithstanding all these
drawbacks, that neither her heels, or her
thoughts, ever touch the ground. She slips in
the door, a d she skips out the door, nippiDg
up her dress on each side, with the tips of her
fingers, like a bsllet-girl cultivating space.
she strikes an attitude at the window, and
rolls up her eyes at the clou@s, as if they
ahadD't oughter" be 80 sweet. Then she PLAYS
imaginary tunes on the window-sill, to show
her rings; now and then varying the perform
snce By clapping and clasPipg her hands, as
if some exc ting panorama were being some
where unroiled to her spirituslized eyes. Then
she pushes her hair from her brogy, and lets the
cruel wine blew or it. Then the frowns, and
the heavens grow dark, and the passing gro
cer-boy looks sstoDished.
think Miss L,ly-Tip has an unfulflled mis-
sion; and that's what is preying on her. had
hoped when nurses "of a certain age" were
called for, that she might have fancied doing
the Florence Nightingale; but as / have seen
her at the window, twisting what is left Of her
hair, / think she would be more likely to sit
there, end e~xelaim, HaVs-a -lockf
FANNY FERN.
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ALLRGHAsV WATER

I'VE have jusi received a large supply Of the above
w celebrated Mineral water, fresh from the Springs.
Il has gained ; foe reputation with those VINO have
visited the Springs or used the Water al home, end we
tske pleasure in recommending it TO iBvslids as an al
ferativs and anti-1yspeptio Mineral Water, which is
unsqueled IN its curative powers. It is also slightly
~purgstive in mans cases, and msy therefore be used rs
a substitute fer the Saratoga Water " and with the
above additional properties. il is more yslusble in the
majority OF cases. We would invite a trial u its Vir-
tues BY those Who sufer from Indigestion CT other de-
rsngemeEts Of the digestive organs. 1t is put up In
quart and hslf gallon bottles, carefully packed in BIKES
containing one dozen, which mag be safely transported.
A Discount 70 the trade. All orders promptly died By
s. MANSFIELD & co
jy14-2m Wholesale Druggists, Memphis, Tenn.
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NOTICE.
GaAHCERK SALE
TALDABLR PROPERTY.

DURsUAET to = decree rendered ~ the Supreme
1 Court u Tennessee, at its April term, 1851. snd on
The 24th dag OF April, 1881, in a certain case wherein
Martins A. Coleman and others are complainsnts, and
John PItmSn and Rrthur& Taylor are defendants I
WI, On
Saturday, the 27th dag OF July, 1861,
Proceed to sell to the highest bidder, at public auction,
IN front Of the once q John @. Lanier, Clerk and
Master, south side Of Court Square, in the city OF Aeu-
phis- Tennessee, the fcll3Eing Real Estate, t5-wIt;
Lots Nos. one ID two % and three 90, IN Beck No.
81, in the CitF Of Gempzis, Tennessee, and being IN
that portion Of said city o. Memphis formerly Known
a. South he.uph.ss and more particularly described oy
metes ana bounds, as Follows. tO-Hit Beginning at the
southeast corner q Shelly and Trezevant streets, IN
said city OF Memphis and running thence eastwardlv
with the northern line 81 said TreEavaut street onD
hundred ane eighty fest 20 an alley twenty feet wide
thence s0uthwardy and parallel with shelby street
about one hundred aid fifty feet 20 Butler streets
themes westwardiy witd the north LHe o. Butlsr street
about two hundred feet 70 the northeast conner OF
ShelbY and Butter streets /; thence n5rthWsr-lyw with tho
east line Of Shelby street. about two hundred and sixty
feet to the beginning.
Said property viii be sold on q credit o. six and
twelve months from tue 24th day o. April. ls6I5 the
purchaser executing notes vita good security, and 3
lien being retained upon the property uuuI The pur-
Chase money Is wholly paid.
S7 O'Clock, A. II. n. ID. WEIGH,
CLERK and Master
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. EaAISlEa in the Post ocsoe Al Memphis, rem, O.
II The 18Th A OF gULy. issI. Pegs6as esiias for
tasHa shot 3ssy t~hattAey are advertised.
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DIR. SPIEGEL,
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN.
y 4 MOST SUCCESSFUL
Cancer Operator
IN THE WORLDi
Eight Years in Memphis.

TEFsRS the public In general hat he is prepzl
2 &c treat all Diseases but especially those which ar5
pr0noupcsd iHcuTabie, and called chronic.
Bis treatment Of Cancers is without Guy rival, BE-
Cause they viii be expelled from the system, with all
their roots and fbeTs, snly By cons uti5nal atmen
Fithoat tausIcs and without the knife
he also treats With success, accorcluF t0th5 most i'm
proved science OF medicine in Europe, Rheumatism,
NJ Iraisia, Gout, Ophthaimis, Fistula in Ans, E~crOtuIs,
Syphilis, Dyspepsia, Chronic DyeenterF. Torpid Liver,
Gravel, Fits, Tlpeworm, Piles, Dro7sy, Diseases Of The
SKIN, Bronchitis, Consumption al diseases OF she Eye
and Ear, and give particular attention % all Female
Complaints, especially those Of the womb.
Negroes who are afflicted with any OF the above
diseases viii be cured, and can End s0od board and &C.
cemIaeaatl0ns while under treatment SC the Gac-ors in
Urinary.
me doctor calls attention Of patIencs 81 s. distance,
thatif they are not prepared 70 consult TIE Doctor per-
ssaabiy. By writing to him, with an exact account OF all
the symptoms Of the disease, medicine vinbs forwarded
By Adams exp 5ss-
R-O6os IN LsnoE's Building, Union street. between
Nam and Second, fourth door east Of Eaiu.
Inarmary on Union street, east q the lEyUu5 at Dr.
Spiegsrs private residence.
Or .. Spiegel has, In his thirty years prSctic5s sE-
success. he has in his possession aver I've thousand
plants, herbs osrks, etc. which be can rely upon %
gEre diseases which are BY the most successful prEci
TONERS pronounced incurable.
He also makesi IL his especial practice % treat all pri-
vate diseases With the Utmost success, in q short time,
no natter OF bow long standing, nor O. what nature.
All Dr. sptegel asks from thu AFFLICTED Is q fair trial,
then all he references Re VIII give viii De speotyCsrs
70 them.
Thousea ds Of testimonials, from the nost reliable
source, hay be seen ct the dOCt0r's oGos. jy2-sm
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TIHR SIXTEENTH SESSION. viii begin en- the SEQ
i OND HHNpAY in September This institution.
IL Is believed, ai5rds unsurpassed facilities for the ae-
q~aisitl0n Of 3 thorough aae polished edu-atiOn. The
Bosds and Treasury Notes Of the Confederate States
will be taken 1t par value. or Cotton at the market
price, IN payment Of dues The charges, in advance,
for board and regular tuition, are SI6i per session Of
twenty weeks. To secure situations patrons should
make previous application, as the number OF pupils is
limited 10 sixty.
For circulars giving full particulars apply to
O. 6. MACPHERSON,
ie2S-dawsms President.
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ALSO,
FIVE HUNDRED TENOR AND
BASS DRURE!
MRMPEIS FFMALE COlIEGE.

manufactured expressly for military service. Apply
soen Al E A. $50
Music store and Southern Military Drum ksuufsc'ory,
255 Nam street. Memphis. Tenn. j-25-daw2m
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| Inc Secretary recommends a Customs lawye
in the city Of New York, and makes ot,1cr mino
suggestions, after which he adycrts to ,Ao cpe
nltions Of the Mint
HIhe operations Of the Mint last voar wer,
large beyond precedent. The net amount Of bul
| lion received WIS 472 liG6 OF. tho amount
coined was ts3,6s3, 767 So. Of the bullion,
&C., deposi ed, 1886. G72 30 wore received al
the sSay office in New York Ofs7gg, 923 1852.
| ~, tho entire coinage since tho establishment
Of tho mint, sjlO, 900 900 Lavo been clinoi
rom bullion doriN od from mines Of the United
States.
OF the gold depositcd during tho las, vosr
SH PIG 500 52, aud Of tho silycr eGIOOif %
werc from the mines of tho United States tb,
remainder formed part Of the unusually large
res cpts during tho wear from foreign countries
Tho large and rapidly inci cirlsing proin,iion
ol gold in tho Territory Of Colorado suggests
inquiry into the cNpcdiency of csls blishng an
assay Office or a branch mint AT Denver. 4 pri-
Net' mint Tor the convenience oi the pcnnI, q
NV IN operation at that place, and Oh, lou, con-
-ldr-htions seem TO require tho substitution Of
national Tot private agencies IN coinage
The silver mines Of Nevada and Atizon, havc
also yielded largo returns; aud tho protection f
no ctizrn', engaged In extracting th.ir tfua-
.uit", 'iuiu iusuir.c binary sud .hSa.r vI,h.rr
Htna1I, the earnest cjlsidcIa'icu uc Cai.sr
No means exists of ascertiining, with a'.,.
.u'c certainty, the quantity II coin nov IN tn,
uui cd State; IA. the b,s' arce,si IL, J,ta lr,d
tie Stc'etsry to concur IN the iui. .-m,ni of ib.
Director ottho Mint, that the amount :, b.-
tween two huudrd and sevcriv.ii,c million.
srd three hundred lllors Of dollars.
The Secretary has Il bur-cd to the several
stats in payment for Il, IL expenses or cunip-
ping troops for tie ytr, tho sam or 5i.5li O7S.
u. Tho S'c.ctar, Ilverts to an issue OF bond,
muo,i2cd 10y The lt,t Congress for the plyn,pt
oi he Oregon War pc,t, aud rccommrnf that
no claims he paid IN this manner, a. private
holders ui United Sjs.,s bonds then COM, up,n
the market, and by necessity OF rc,lizius Oh
th,m de- rccintr the national ctcli'.
The ruuhrr Of revenue Cu'icrs in tho sor\ i,,
Is 29, OF which about one hali are u'iit for use
ard will he sold. Five moro are constructing.
III, SECRETARY closes with rem irls in favor of
uniform system and uniform nomenclature
g.. wei Cuts AMI measures throughout th, COM
mcrcill world, aud add, that the wiscst of our
Statesmen have regtpl ii the attainment of thi,
end - desirable IN itself, ~ by no means i'm.
P",,iblc. The combination or the dccmI 4 avs.
tcm with appropriate denominations in a
scheme oi Weights, measures and coins for the
mt national uses Of cuumGr rec, leaving II need
hr, the .cplratc systems Ot nations untouched.
is certainly not beyond the reach oi the darin,
genius and patient cnlcavor which gave the
steam engine and the telegraph to the service of
mankind The Secretary suggest the cxpcdicncv
ul a small appropriation, to be us.d in promot-
ing interchange of opinions bctwetn oar own
aud foreign countries on this subject.
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Comets have been described as mere visitors
of our systems, aS wandering stars to which the
most frivolous function, have been ascribed F;
wheroa, they form gigantic system extending
from the NcIy ueighborhLO Od OF the sun TO point
IN space as remote as that oi the nearest fixed
star, revolving IN elliptic orbits with periods
vary ing from I to 100 coo years But stranger
still is the mole in which these orbits are dis
trihuted In order to prevent any collision with
the bodies Of the planetary system. The planets
all move in nearly one plane, which we may sup
pose that Of our horizon, while the comets move
IN every possible plane, from horizontal to verti-
cal, aud, what is peculiarly remarkable, eylncing
the wisdom which prcslles over every part Of
the ply ysicIl world, only or comes out OF
the hundreds known to us move within the belt
which limits the planetary orbits. In order to
have a rude idea OF the difference between the
tv 0 systems Of bodies, let us suppoe all tho
planets in their greatest brightness TO be above
our horizon in q dark night free from stars
Even II placed near each other, they would not
present much more striking appearance than
the constellation Of the Great Bear; but il we
suppose all the comets Of their system to be
simultaneously visible, the whole vault of the
heavens would be one gorgeous canopy Of light.
" hat the purpose is OF such an extraordinary
gioup Of bodies it is in vain to inquire
Some Of the most distinguished N athemaii-
clans Of the present day, by assuming the exis-
tence Of repulDive force emanating from ths
sun, as an incandescent body, or as a souroe oI
electricity, have submitted 70 calculation some O
tho mole remarkable PhsnOmsns, hut with q di
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Varieties.

TIIE most appropriate craft for bringing or
the South Carolina contrabands-SeIC boats, Of
cour, ..
A ScHooLMAsTER in Ohio advertises that he
will keep Sunday school twice week-TAes-
days and Saturdays.
OrR most distinguished critics admit that
Gen. Mcclellan is the greatest reViesoer the
country ever produced.
To MAKE A LEMON Pie OUT or TuRnPs.-
Pare and boil the turnip, add tsAspoonful q
tartArie acid and cup Vi sugar ssssoo, anA
| baks ~ N sPPls-Pis, .'...--. -.
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version OF result which does not inspire us vKh
coincidence. While tome regard the nuclsi ~
central parts OF the comet "a Of little dc..itx.-
others believe that Il In different In diaer.y,
comets, varying from g. the densi,y Of ordinsry
rocks, 10 10, density exceeding that N ~
heaviest me ais. While cone consider comets 4,
be inhabited, or habitable worlds, others regard
Them "a In state Of preparation for inhabit-
ants but these are merely con lectures, without
lac, or anslogies 70 support them. That they
perform some high function in the universe win
not DO disputed. To believe that such a vast
irsv Of bodios has becn marshallcd in space 70
perform t9me functions Of good or evil TO the
little family Of worlds to which we belong vo.h
10 presumption Of no orr mary kind, and ssrne-
What ~ Talogous 10 the Pielemsic concelt that .
sun $4,000 miles In diameter WA employed ss
sn itiDerant lamp, revolving with a velocity of
2! o 100000 miles day, 10 light and heat our
li'tle planet, oily the hundreth part Of Its sizs.
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Condition orrhc jew. in the Unite sl.,c-

w bf"s VI ahN tHllf Nltlf@~s
The JrwIsH MEsSENGER reviews tho condi-
Iiou of the Jews in this country, and tells us
whut the people have done during the past
year:
New synagogue, have been dedicated 1t Gin
riunut and New York; new congregations form.
cd at Boslon ard New York; literary associa-
tion3 have been founded at Cleveland and Hart
ford. A Hebrew free Sunday-schcol has been
opened IN one Of our cities; a course of lectures,
urdcT the auspices Ci Hebrew literary society,
has cen deliv, red at New York where likewise
a grand banquet in aid Of the Jews Hospital was
civ II, yielding nearly ten thousand dollars TO
the fund Of that Institution.
The PAouIC MEssE NDFR was started at San
Frlucisco, but survived only few weeks the
O,, iDI ST ceased To be a weekly publication,
tnd rc umcd its magazine form The TRrE pN-
ur.D MESSENGER tud DEE TWErE BOTE On
Gr,man) are now issued at San francisco.
Preliminary steps, looking TO union among
he l-raeli'cs OF large cities for religious pur-
po-, 3, have been taken at Philadelphia and New
ioik. The former movement has been thus
'ar -ucc, ,,lul he New York convention has
tor he time being suspended operations. The
yisi of Rabbi Abraham Nissan ON a mission in
aid Of the Perushm Congregation in Jerusalem,
resulted in the collection OF a considerable sum
nong our co ortligorists Of the Eastern and
Middle states.
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FerscIlY Of the Jn,hnMLer-.

A letter dated Prairie Home, Kansas, Nov.
'j.h, says Here isa specimen of Kansas JUS
ice 10 tho rebels. Aii0r the taking of one OF
be Missouri towns, our troops found themselves
mcumbered with four secession prisoners, who
were sentenced to be shot, and were led out
upon the prairie and shown " here they were to
DO buried--nay, more, made to stand and look
At the digging Of their graves, 80 near that the
dirt was thrown upon their feet This is war,
AI d such are its results.