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, 1862-05-15
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THURSDAY, MAY Is, 1869.


A4A4EAs COAs . 1AAxz4H4AAUN VUBs
The following are tha words Of TennJson's
Ode to be gang to Professor Benefits music
at the opening Of the International Exhibition
IL London:
Tplit athousand voices f11l and Sweet
In this wide hall with earth's Inventions stored,
And prafee tn invisible universal lord,
who lets once more in peace the nations meet,
Where Science, Art. and Labor have oQtpo lred
Their myriad horns Of p1enty at our Feet.
Q. silent father Of our Eings tobe,
4ournd In this golden hour of jibf!ee,
For this, for all, we weep our thanEs to thesi
The world: 0 rperling plan was thine,
And, 10 the lolg la5ofious miles
Rich IN model and design;
Harvest tool and ndhusbaldry,
Loom and wheel and cngin'E,
Secrets Of the su]len mine,
Steel and gold, and corn and wine,
Fabris rough, or fairy 1ne,
Sunny tokens Of the Line,
Polar maryels, and feast
OF wonder, out OF West ard East
And shapes and hues Of Part dIvineI
AL Of beauty, all Of uee,
That one fair planet can produce,
Brought from under every etar,
Blown from over every main,
And MKT as life ia MKT with pain,
The works OF peace with works OF VAT.
Dye, the wise who think. the wise who reign,
And 1t the fair white winged peaccmaket fly
To happy havens under al1 The SKY.
And NIX the EeaeonF and the golden hours,
Till each man find his own in all mems good
And all men work in noble brotherhood,
Breaking their mailed fleets and armed towers,
And ruling BY obeyipg Natuie's powers,
And gathering all tue fruits Of Peace and crown q
with all her flowers.
, 1862-05-15
zRgal RutitRB.


MI ASIEhS 6Al4E.-State Of Hi
csg9In Cha4sery: Edgon . edth and John 4. Gar1ey
Hosne-For eclosnre Of No tEaEe. Aoe-1-7'
efder - ssoTs ensitisd ese.e q %
as spset asster or s1 purpose a
ThnrsdaE, the nth dag Of June p 1852 At ten o'clock
II the forenoon Of that daF sell st public auction to
GouE Hoqse e tae GtY x Chicago, i ths County q
Cook Ia the State o. Illinois all that certain lot piece
oE parcel ofand situate lying and being t1 tae County
q l92k aad state q n1in9A kaoWn and g
the southwest actionh1 quarter of Section No. TWEEN
ty'tWo CD. in Township Eo. taifyntne 9l, north Of
Aisnss 5ortssa ~ east Of re 96ird Principal Mes
The noLtheast Intersection Of f&ainnet 1Senus aud R
gold Place thence aeng The north line fsad Bin.
geld Plaee four hundred and nve aad tWotenths Test
foot O. Eest q tic centre Of tie east tTaeE
lEe parallel with said east said Raroaa fosr
~ to stake and foar-tsnths feet rs 10 fts
west Of the east track Of said Railroad thence west
along the neuth Inc Of Commerce street tTo hundred
stake thence eoah along the eas line ii Calumet ave-
nuc four hundred snd faflty-serth and eighttenths
feet O. $40 ~ to the plaza Of beginning, Containing
sI1f f s aFa hse an17e
ths TIGhtnte and Interest Of the said Robert G. Boone
aEd EdRar1 LarMop, Of In and to my lands lying
east Of the prsl:es above described and westerly of
Eetbcr all and sngui1 the tenelnents heretita-
mens and afprrtenances taerennto belonging, o. 50
uuch Of 6sid premises os may be necessary T. satisfy
1sitk the interest thereon and The eosts OF snt,
SUMNER MARBLE,
tpecia1 Master In ChancerE.
GA1LuF 4 H1TEneocK, Conpl17- soi'rs-
hir4fF. 14Nt-j ~ f,yy1j -
, 1862-05-15

[From the New York Tribune, 1ath.1
The " Conservative" members of Congress
held d meeting in the hall Of the House of
Representatives on Saturday. The venerable
John J. Crittendcn OF Kentucky presided,
and s'Sunset' Cox of Ohio was made secre-
tary- Forty-three in all were present, inclu-
ding Lazarus ". Powell Of Kentucky, who
has had very narrow escape from treason,
his vote being recorded with that Of his col
league Breckinridge on 1--WE think} every
division Of the last session. We Judge
tlat the difference between these two
oe ope5tss eo Of u }Ke1tueky DEMOCRACY il
csrle. The only member Of this conclaye who
voted for Abraham Lincoln as President is
the Hon William Kellogg Of Illinois, who has
for some years been drifting toward the haven
IN which be has now cast anchor perhaps
We should Say, toward the shoal whcreon lie
hss been stranded. He was appointed on the
Committee directed to prepare q platform for
the new Conservative coaglomcratou. He
will find himsvu in novel, but not uuconge-
NAL company in the conferences Of that Com
| mittcc.
| It is Of course understood that the thing to
| be conserved By this new Conservative organ
| iza'ion Is Slavery. In his speech at the meet
lrg, BIT: n. suggested the expediencg OF de-
ftatirg the bin Of his colleague, Lovejoy, be-
]
| less Objectionable This ia rather new style
Of conservatism, but i'll this FAST age we do not
| etaEt at novelties.
Neesrs. Richardson, VOORHEES,, the two
Steeles, &c, ~ere in that meeting purely rs
| democrats intent tonstrengthcning the position
| Of their party, Should this movement succeed,
| one OF lis first results will be the Punishment
| Of Messts. Crittenden, Garret Davis, May
na1d, G1ider, Rollins, &C., from Congress aud
from the public service, Democr4ts will sup
| plant them in the confidence of the Save
! Power, let them do their best OF worst. Mr.
Kellogg may secure the 't CONSERVATIVE vote
| Of bis district, provided it remains strongly
Republican, just that vote is now openly
rendered to Mr. Diven in our Steuhen district;
but neither Kellogg nor Diven could Obtain q
shred Of that vote if 1t were deemed possible
to elect a regular Democrat In his stead. Cou-
scryatisnl means slavery, and slavery rests its
hopes of longevity and sway il the Union on
the Triumph Of the Sham Democracy. II you
want to save slavery from the righteous doom
invoked BY her treason, better 60 Square orer
to the camp Of her natural ally and protector.
For slavery is to be saved, if at all, by North
ern Democracy, md her rescue is to enure to
this benefit Of The Democratic party. Though
you paint an inch thick, to this complexion
| you Muet come at last.
, 1862-05-15
The New York Apnfver1afIes-Cqxp
den8ed Statement

The absorbing Interest the public feel in
the var has told largely upon the May ami
versaries just held In New York City, in or
dirary years an occasion widely and fully re-
cogpized By the religious community. But
little notice was tsken of tho daily meetings
in the rreEs, whose columns were crowded
with var news. In the important question of
Finance, the societies are in the vocatiye this
year. The managers generally lament that the
civil convulsions have affected their treasures.
The reports Of twelve OF the n1ost important
associations make the folio wing exhibit as
compared with the reports Of Anniversary
we.k List year:
, 1862-05-15
I4HEZ E. BUTEFURD, M0ftEaEee.
HosxER & rEcK, Attorney.
CHICAGO, May S lee. myt39Qtl


MORTGAGE SALE no
ttce ishereo, given that scats1nau schses,nge ger
tht Nor gagee in cersain Mortgage Deed dated sep
ten oer 18TH 1851 e1ec1red bJ MdrtA Waller {nIs .
Jo1 tog and recorded in The Office Of The Re
Cor6ef OF Cook County Illinois, In Bool IS OF Mort
Eagee. Fage z7 Ht By reason Il default By the said
Waller in the pay ment Ct the soi.sorJ in said
Mortgage tpe lined. sell st public auEon for cAsl
the highest ner nj the north door Of the Court Hoass
ths CiS, Ct Go1so GountI q Cso6 sfe5Hsald , %
noon. 81 oI Lot nn rber nne ss nBsoek two r. in
C9) l. the Board uf TEustee Of the illinois an achl-
Esn G. Gspst eansr5soa Of tne w. w pssE Of se:1lon
fourteen sla} east ofthe Thrd Prancpa Meridian sstd
subtirsion hy Myerhof r-corded IA the office q the
Recorder aforesaid in Bouk q of HapR Page S. I
Will aleo at The tine ana psGe under the xcrs
In ss tfgagt tell ary present rem1lntnE interest
the raid Waller and TO she south eas*ery 7x Of
Lot fourteen :} Ia Block thirty three ; In Oge al
Additor 70 Chlesgo being twenty t1O feet IN width
and fronting m Milwaukee, ayenrn
sEL1GuAN sEHLESING3R, Kortgsgea.
EhIC&7o MaT Sd. lsE2 mY5 F54 I'm
, 1862-05-15

E 4 special grand jury convened for the
purpose of investigating the particulars Of the
late murder at Camp Butler, has returned =
true bill for murder AGAINST the prisoner,
Wright Kendrick- The Latter being without
friends or money to employ counsel, Judge
Rice has appointed Messrs. Edwards and
HernGon to conduct his defense The trial
was set for Maday.
, 1862-05-15
- The following is q table Of distances
fro.n New 0rIeana tn

B There arc oyer thirty special corrspon-
dents Of yarions papers throughout the Union
shout s number who accompany divisions.
This Is the largest representation Of the press
ever assembled to witness battle, aud be-
tween them all what the public don't learn
shout the forthcoming confict-if come it
does-wiu hardly be worth knowing,
, 1862-05-15
GpeetdI Aottfes.

4 MOTHER GREAT YICTORYI
IN Rheun ntssra. Fever knd Ague, Gcut PteA Saint
Titus Danes, md AsthtnA tfeAted without medicine
or ek ctltcy. without bkrha WITHOUT risk Of LIE or
f7aHh. aud without MONEY ua thorough cure IL not
EtFktcd.
DIR. BELLS 1NFTRMAR RY
For tho treatment Of the above named rualsdes fss
hrccur nzed institution His treatment Ii oPERA-
- bat cWnE to the pre9are Of professional business
he Il Obliged 70 coHne his attention few Of Ihoes
snu ol t,e entire mcok = r1olsesion R1s netho4 Of
rrhc1ce 10 sese md BE VII be pleassd 70 explain
1anes o. r4Ite1 WHO have been cured D. iii mode Of
1nAcEct The Doctor l. aEa&c those afNctod with
1scsse have xut aey suffered 10 much IN heaIb aud
Tnsfet n pEaceee which has alike rain
% tEel Eods&tut1oR tnA doanceH Bat do not thore-
1T hesitate you are r1gntnk risk either congt1tu
ts9&;ly @ e financially Eou .re net helped It vii
1oR HsfISH DE. Bell will attend to calls either n
xht GT Or country Consu!taNons tres and eonhdeu-
Hs! gutTetfGndela muAt send stamp to prrpRy post
Ege NooNs 16 A<ste E-1cet, Chicago Address Dr. 8.
l. 3Qa4. Chicago, H. mS1eTxE3n
, 1862-05-15

TIE Be1Us Gorfacatsox Gbm.nittee-Judqe
.'6toayae's Daetssota and It's Logioaz Conss.
+; quenets-What Is thought Of III. G1u,erot1's
, Dynse-Cb|: le1niso's and Captains Boggs
and Bailey o.. the Foor ef 1e Rous.- -S,sn-
1Astn9.
, 1862-05-15

MrBN'T TALE SAucT.-Gen- Burnside re-
Gently issued the following order to the peo-
pie Of North Carolina:
"Whoever, sfter the issue Of this order,
shall, within the limits to which the Union
Amy nlay extend in this Department, utter
one word against the Government of the
United States, will be at once arrested and
closely confined It must be distinctly under
stood that this Department il under martial
1aw, and treason, expressed or piled, will
meet with speedy punizhulent.''
, 1862-05-15

w An independent company OF infantry
organized at Detroit, by Capt. g. s. Wormer,
has been mustered into the service and sent
to garrison the fort at the Straits Of Mackinac.
where will be sent reasonable number of se-
cesh prisoners.
, 1862-05-15

E Hon C. ". Walton, member Of Con-
grese from the Cd district Of Maine, has been
appointed to the Supreme Bench Of his State,
for vacancy Judge Msy's) soon to occur.
, 1862-05-15

f#- Nearly 81 600 have been subscribed by
about twenty firms and individuals in the city
Of New York. to purchase the testimonial to
Lieut. nant Woraen Of the Monitor.
, 1862-05-15

VI mol. Cook County: So. Circuit Court OF Cook
Cnuuty-1r Chhncrry. Stephen Chitds Samuel E.
Chilas. n man w. Cntlda Biozeul .uttr ct al-Fore-
closure OF hort SsRe.
Public notice Is hereby given kat I. G Paine
Freery Mastsr In ChanceJ OF Cook County. State Of
I1llnefa Will in obedience u the m&nd4ee in dec rs
entered in the above cl'itled Il st public auc
esh, h1shess b1doeE - tue north DOOR
Of the puft Hou.e In tn city OF CnctE0 Comfy OF
Cock ato11eafd oo the l5tn diy o9 NAY A. D. 1854 st
ten oejock tn Of sud day, ~ the follos
Ing described parcels OF nd stuste ID tho OF
C5ok afoteaa11 VT: undivided two tards OF the
east hAlf Of he northwest quarter Of seciou thirsy
loaIeen esss Of the thi5a prta.pA meridian eoa
tsrG y a1 gn 3 AR u n 1hs hs g m
north eaet quartz Ct sectson tuIeo o. of township
ste third principal meridfan cun+a1nug - 10 Gd
be the SANG more les - much and such azton
~ tunr he nect4 make the money due to the
ccmp1ainaut principal ard interest, with tha costs
Ioxk aud eIpensee OF said sale.
Ii G. PAINE FREEZE,
Master tn ChancerJ Of Cook County.
CHICAGO ApFtl q lS61. ap2+p7l5fd
, 1862-05-15
Cotton Culture In Illinois.
KooMs OF STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,".
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, May 9, 1854

Z ITtF
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, May 9, 1874
Editors Chicago Tribune:
have just received few bushels of cotton
seed, aud will distribute it in small quantities
to farmers desiring TO try the experiment OF
growing it 10 this vicinity. Other lots have
been sent to different portions OF this State for
those who have her, tofoEc applied to me.
Very respectfully,
john P. R6fNoLps,
Cor Sec'y ILL., State Apsl S0cietv
, 1862-05-15

E Camp Mcclellan, at Davenport, Iowa,
is being fenced aod ftts4 up to receive zero
ri thousand prisoners Of Wnr.
, 1862-05-15

E John D. Stiles Of Allentown, Pa, il
the Democratic candidate for Congress, for
the vacancy caused By the death Of Dr..
Cooper, Deua.
, 1862-05-15
BRnttHtB' Gar1B,

WIN. aLBAUGH, DENTIST,
street, {1occezEof 70 FuneE b A1bauKa3 would 10
Epecual{ tnforn the puhfc thatht may son BE- found
1t te old p4&d prepared to ktve fnU satisfaction d
syurI department d Dentistry, whether n Fu.Iufa,
CkAAN1a. E1TR2nIISH,: EnlULA11HNa thn IEaes.
lion OF ARTIFICIAL TENTH. Specimens Of all k1c4F a.
work CAT ba saea v hi nf2ea- EEkzxe1 EaatezAse
;0s1fE-4r =. >. -, ..
, 1862-05-15

MI oo4EA . DALI -otate OF ILL
~. 1s1 noIs Cook County ss. Circuit Court Of C,ok
Collnty-lh EhanoeY. stephen Chf1ts II Hau1J NaIg
PC Samuel F. C6itts -Foreolotur Of Mortgagz
- LIE nodes 1A hereby gtyEn that I, T. C. Pains
Hliaoe VIII In obedience 70 ths maneate Ii Decree
entered IN the above entitled cause, sell public auo
tse Court House Of the ceunty of Cook IN CITY 81
octoeI IN forenoon oi sid daJ, an ihe foueving
descS,btd pare.s OF lapd 6trasee IN he County q
qnafttr of t6e soatavest euasr of Section twenty 81
!6). il Township thirtynye ts nortS Of RaaEe foar
teen. eaat OF the Third Principal Meridian contNpluy
forty Also the south half Of the aast ha OF tie
n,oxtheast qaaItt5 Of sec1ton thlrty g. II Town
Of The Third Prncinal Meridian. 4lso the northwest
quaEter Of the eouhwest quarter OF Section twenty
fourteen. esss OF the Tn1fd Principal Meridian or 20
much and such portion thereof sy be Necessary to
p1ainan With The cnete n sid suit and ths Goss faaA
aud expenses OF Eaid Rale. L. c. PAINE FREEH
Chicago, April so, 1851 apAp7l7.td
, 1862-05-15

GUARDIAN SALE OF PER-
~ SDNAL PR0PERTY-Notce u hereby glyeu
that the fifth day Of June next at 10 o'clock A. n
shall sell foE cash at ruhc auction. at the premises
-Four Frrvne Two story Dwelling Houses, being Eos-
l64 and 1856 on Monroe street, and TIE tEo he lses In
their rear upon the alley. JOHN JONES,
Ghfc:go. May Il. 1862. Guardian of n. Bonner.
my14fSE2td
, 1862-05-15

MORTGAGE SALE.-Whereas,
fo e a 81 ss19sa I'd ass @
OF AoTtEage bearing care the day ana Aforesaid
sseuie q bond for 'i' he rs Pea
En, & Is es ss gE r. e. se eH y5s
particularly mentioned and described u said mort
dsa Il 8 Il Il L.
rs Condition o, the ssa bond being that Whereas
e zais Jsbsz Rot.o1d s sassa : surety tof shs
anoSs @ Iouadea M nd Cxsa!us Beers to y L Nswberry @
~ q sn Pc
thotfand coliszs with tnttrcsI as Aforesaid ss 70
e. tes5 ~ bsns
dlaDa. soni6 Bend fo5 three tsoqssnd dol
e as5 Po r.
nine theoeand three buadrea ooil.ls bsades interest
de6tseaees lie said DolsfoTr Is oily surrey ior aad
NOW, Nthe above bouuden cJrsnlus Beezs his hcirs,
e1tchtsrs snd sdI1atrssor snail Well .nd truly pay
nr caEse TO be na.d me aforesaid noes aud lEtees
and Keep har n1oss thu said Jabez E. Botstord,
hy iot aud en accoui II Its 5enc q ~ au?efY as ao:e
said said notes and In that this boEd to be
Iold otherwise 70 Be aud remain Ia ful forca and VIZ
And whereas It Eas provided u aud ,g sald mort
heirs, and admins;rslors IN the payment
q m aa,s 'o1ts u I Of es5 q LIEN hs
bond mentioned, In the performance Of any Ut bis
covenants therein contained, By whereof the
said Dot4tcrd. surety ssu!t to W
lsw1ti 1or he said be!eford from fims to nc 81 be
s5o1a S ny sp5 e .sd b me cond9a Of
rsWTpapsr printed in the ctT Of Chlcs9o afor.fad,
twety days belo+e tae day of such eala to sel the
Nou!d u \. ctts'1rS 70 reimburse himself fur al mon
e1s paid md interest III rton win Al costs aad
e. WIZ ~ Irlit aad e9uity o. Or Ihe "a
et-s Blu vile, shez rIts aud A35 IN .reta, at p1h
ne rucflou ut the n"5. door Of the Court House. said
etty of thako 70 tie blddtr for cash. at ta
time mentioned IL such notice
And whereas default nos pean made IN the payment
o. said t5ebtet nets. mentioned in raid hnnh J the
has In conse Of such fult OF the said 1curs
been obliged and Eatt indebted
, 1862-05-15
H The Washington dispatch to MONDAYS
~ ,.,,.

N. 7. Hsrald SAYS:
1t is thought the Tax bill will p,ss the
Senate without protracted debate or mate
rial alteration. The amendment submitted
by Senator McDougan is substantially the
snme as that proposed by Mr.. Oliu in the
House and rejected there The majority in
both Houses and the Secretary Of the Treas
ury are averse to any .rearrangement of the
tinancial programme, at this late day in the
session, and will make an effort to secure the
early passage Of the bill IS it haa been per-
fected, after so much labor aud inyestigs-
tion.
, 1862-05-15

We give below IN cs1imlte Of the value OF
the various kinds Of property which has been
ruthlessly destroyed By the rebels since tie
couua ;ceQle0t Of the nreSent Ear.
, 1862-05-15

NAEEANTEp u 4 SURG cufe ru-
EATAKRH or COLE IN THE HEAD.
o*E HrspExD TnorAAAo personx die =ear1y IN TN
esuaE3 Of Consumption Every phyacian know thai
with fully twnth1dt cf t1is ncnhe tae d!sca4s c-St
Co19soauced aaR
CATAHRH IN THE NOSE.
Tns nep Hep beng 70 the kroas and bronchial sube1
A1d lfat1. the hugs.
II is esscr 10 cure C<Ar:h zhE1 Cons1zrs OF enc >.
curing tue [r1 prevent the stte!. Perko1s should
Entefsls1d ::isI tss heter EaE 70 cure Consumption
Tie symrtoms Q! Ca:t7r1n a thsy generally sppexr
art At dTst VET s.ch4 !r=e1s dcd tLcy have cold,
and End thas they have frequent sackh knd are more
Sensitive 70 the ch.nfrs OF teEPe1ature II this
a0p I'll Rc1s Is r;f ~ T. a. G sht 5. de a IT,
A. iE dscnae eeotre& chronic i1e discharges ere in
creased " VuA.lsy kna Changed In quality; they Gro
9oK DEcA eud EsayJ. aIsa ": cef &c: lid Of By blow
tnr the nos1 e.se they n, tc tho throat and are
hsvket oT couGhec OF: The secretaona offensive,
ca1acT bAG bseai1 tie 7oIe liz thick mud naEal ths
eyes weak: The Of smell is lessened OF de.
btr--et; destne6. frequently tskea place. Enother
coHDcn and tmrcrtaa' syHpto.a Of CararrA L, that
the pszsec obliged Gier his throat the morning
& Elck 9! s1 Iuso1h .:,iet has lallen down ton
peysor p,xy BE- Thai his dieea.o OR Esy to tho
nnc1r kre The sylnp:ono Q! C:ssTa az ey e9pear II
EifeEFEt rtsrF.
BY the sd Q, the LIQUID CArAKRE EEA:ED7, Al
these syErto;:'l CEN r. q@lGA!J sad c-ecrncily
dy to nxEre h xho TO test 1t4 rrtue8 in
CURING CAtRA :hAi Ii Rfse1 ing thai af tho Remedy
for Gus mont.. 40 bsr eft tie 61.ou17 p61d
NH hc TGtGIsel,
Price of Cat.-rn Re.neav yen1-kntacient for uxc
CHE urnrk- WITH iuu Aca clear di1ecatons-
of.os, l62 south Clark Street, (Up-Stairs.a
Accye&z d. D. Il arELfE,
t1E1e+ RI
, 1862-05-15

H For the cheapest snd bes: Haiz
SxMssSJ EiF- B7ntd.. CaTlk Fr1s1es1 etc.. 60 to A.
DESW ht i, IL LsER etre4t md examine th6es Eozl
ssel :eoduct,oas ol art no scratny esn esteGt the
kas R4lr JeEelzy eoE:6tnz alwsJs tha newest P1E-@
stylet. All h-:tclez VII give eAxze EaEH5AcHen
, 1862-05-15

T. G. FAME FHEHE.
Master n ChaneezJ Of Cook County.
CHICAGO, April q ls6z. ap2tp7l5td
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-12-20
TO ONE ABSENT.

Where art thou darling, all this long weary time,
Through the warm hours to cold winters dreary
time?
Sadly and lonely, my watch I've been keeping,
all my thoughts gone to thee, waking or sleeping
When evenings dusk veil is over me falling
And home folding sounds to each other calling.
Unconscious, start thy step to be meeting,
My sad heart springing in JOY to thy greeting.
Long through thy door streams the welcoming light
shudder TO shut thee away in the night.
TITS hard to remember that to thy loved home.
Foe long weary days yet thy feet may not come.
sleep, and the battle-smoke rises around,
ana the black air Is rent with the contests wild
sound.
see red stream in the lurid glare glowing,
doo y God! tits thy life-blood that is flowing!
But gone with the night is this terrible fearing,
'or ood In Ills mercy my prayer has been hearing,
lie Will bring thee safe through perls before thee
10 nome which awaits, and hearts which adore thee
L see young hands Tor thee, daily uplifted,
watch the bent heads 'till the dark clouds are
rifted,
In gladness yet shall thy children embrace thee
l weary with waiting and dreaming about thee,
weary of facing the rude world without thee.
oh when will sweet peace to thy country returning
Restore thee to hearts which to press thee are
yearningt MADISON
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-12-20
Another Letter from GaribaIdi.

VIM. CORNELL JEwETT, of Colorado
Territory, having written to GAR1BALDI,
urging tie expediency OF international
arbitration in America, has received the
following reply
Pisa, Thursday, Nov. Is, 1862.
SIR: am desired by Gen. Garibaldi to
acknowledge the receipt of your letter,
which he would have answered himself
but for the state of his health.
Gen. Garibatdi always takes The deep
est interest in the American question. =
Nothing could please him more than the
abolition of Slavery. He considers it as
being at once curse and disgrace to a
free people. Abolition, according to him,
ought to be full, unconditional. For him,
and those who march under his flag, HUI
man rights are before constitutional rights.
Humanity must come first; commercial
interests, Individual prosperity, after
wards.
As to the Roman question, Garibaldi's
opinion is, that Rome is ours, and that it
must be given to Us, let the French EN-.
peror like it or not. .---e- w
With Gen. Garibaldi's kind compliments,
believe me, yours, very obedient,
.,..s ..s CLEMENTE CORTI.
VIM CORNELL JEWEET ESQ
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-12-20
S Rebel Commissioners,
From the Philadelphia Press. I


The New York Tribune OF yesterday, in
its Washington correspondence, with
many circumstances and much plausibii-
ty, prints story to the effect that COM
missioners had arrived in Washington
from the rebel states and held a conference
with the President and Secretary of State.
with view to peace and compromise. -
We feel authorized to say that the state.
ment of this correspondent is utterly
without foundation-that no such com
missioners have arrived, and that if they
should come within the lines, instead of
visiting the Capitol, they would visit the
Old Capitol prison. The custom of enter
tanning rebel commissioners passed away
with Mr.. Buchanan. This administration
will hold no intercourse with any rebel
depuvation, unless it should come for mer.
cy and pardon, and we are sorry to see
the Tribune printing such a foolish story.