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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-22
rVHE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
The NETWORK SEMI-WrEKLY TRIBUNE is
Published every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
Contents of No. I.73s [Jan. OF:

Contents Of No. 1873 [Jan. q j:
LEADING ARTICLES: The Victory IN Eentq 81,
Escspcd. The white Contrabinds; Con Emsnci.
psed Slaves Take Care Of Ihem.eltc'i Meaico
sud Oors-lyes; The Tue Ring Editorial Para.
graphs.
TI..WAR NEWS SUMMARY
II.GEN McCLELLANs POLICY: Letter from the
Hon. A. 8 Dven.
~. Two GREAT BATTLES IN KENTUCKY:
Dehat q ZoiEcodrr's Amy; fighttF al DAY
General Lol'l'Uhcr Killed; General ba.l.e FeytIu
Killed Hosyy Lo's o. roth sif., uii"f i Ros' o.
The Rebels, Their foTlhcatious carried tsptlF
Of all their Camp Properly Large Number o.
Prisoners Taken
V..FINANCIAL AFFAIRS
vL.sIN6ULAR CAREER o. GIN. sCHoEPFF
VII. PERFORMANCES or FOwLERs STEAM
FLOW. - I'd,
VII. .THE NEw-YoRK STATE AoAscOLrc RAJ
COLLEGE.
X ITALIAN CATTLE.
VAIUABLF EXPERIMENTS WITH FFRTiL-
IZERs on GRASS LAND.
MAGRCULTURAL ITEMS.
XII. .soEGugN II OHIO; Correspondents Of Tho
y. Y. Tribune
NIu. PROM WASHINGTON. Correspondence Of The
y. Y. Tribune.
XIV. FROM THE ARMY or the OHIO: Core
s,oldence q The N. y. Tribune
XIV. HOW TIE FRENCH AND ENGLISH MAKE
THEIR SOLDIERS.
XVI.LAIER FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
XVII LATEST NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH;
Tho Detect Of Gen Zolicoreri The ts'. Of geo.
D. Morgan; The Rebels Falling Back from Ma
XVIII. TIE SETTLERS or LONG ARROW: A Cana
disn Horiauce.
XIX. ron BETTER, FOR WORSE. A Love Story.
Xxx. TO ESTHER
XNI.TO OUR FRIENDS.
xxi. PROCEEDINGS IN COSGREss.
XIII. TIE NEw-YORK LEGISLATURE
XIV. FROM MEXICO
XIV. POLITICAL.
XXvI. PER SONAL
NXVIf. CITY NEWS.
XVIII. mis- CELLANEOU9
XXX. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XXX. THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
XXI. THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR l02.
xXXJI COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Report. Of tie
stock Money, Cotton, Gram. aud Castle Mafhets'
specially Reported ioT Tie " T. Inoune'
Tgav.-One Copy for yesr, AZ. Two Copie'' one
year IS. Five Copies, year, II 2j. Ten Copio''
TO address, 2 20.
For q Grub @; Twenty, we sond a. Extra Cory.
FORA CIgb G. Fort, send The DAILY Tubgus gTsii.
.dar.,. TITP TRIBUNE. NeF.York.
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Glalionern an0 fantn Gooos.
"UNHE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN THE
sword"
THE GOLD PfN-THE BEST OF ALL TENS
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.

THE GOLD PFN-TiiE BEST OF ALL PENs.
MORTON'S GOLD PENS.
TIE BEST PENS ~ rhG WORLD
On receipt Of Of the olosng sums in cash or po-
,sups The subs-ber wall s,ud by retain ma % otnrf~ie
IS directed Gold Pen Pens 'eeeag he 'a@s afeoyGi'9
T. '''' ''''';Gi0 III PENS, WITHOUT CASES,
For 25 cents the Masc Peu ior cent. tie L ~. ea
Pens and for ~ he Eycsslor Pen
T ne s5 ff fS * siI'IFasp1ArED EXTENSION
CASES WITH PENCILS
For 20 cents The Magic Pom oT - csuts tie Lucky Pen
for ~ ihe Always Ready Pen tor = p, The Egsnt Pen
md for =" the F,c,i.ior rs. These arc wehn'lei
good ,sug Gold Pens with loosniu fonts TIC aver %.
of every Of which will Tar on,a s'o'. o. the be
Tie name a. Morton Number" and "ca.iiy' srs
slammed on The following Pens sBd che Points warranted
Tor a., months errspt asalst accident Tho numbers lnli
ests s,e oay. No being ~ sraIe,t 80 tho arrest
srse., nonmo, Gold Pen Tor ihe des Lep. .si s'ssaa
io :, :. 80, 90 rs. gy Tie ensIsvins -re fac n'
i'' o. TIC ~ SoID PFSs. WITHOUT CASES
For IS cents, NO. Pen lat aaAry' o. 40 Pen ID
Fsr Al No 2Peu Lot quality ora Nc. Pen. "a quality,
FOR re : Is sSO 3Pes ' quality, sSO iP.n. "a qu.li
'for 81 o. sHo. .Psa L, quality, OraNo. Pen "a quail
FOR ii IS No Pen 1T quality NO. 6ren, 1dquniy
fsr 81 3; NO. Pen l., au,li9' rxrr,,s,oY
TIE SANE C e2shs r @ird Il sitita EXTENSION
FoF 81 ~ aNo Pea lst qusiiy ora N9' F9n,
tv. or 30. Pen. 90 quality.
For 81 No Pea, 1T quality. or 70 ren 20 q'shy
or No . Pen ID qu-lhy =, =,
FOR : % No Pen let quality, ora 20 Pen, aiqul
ity or 10 Pen. I'd quality. . - .
Tor ~ no. Pea Let quality, OF TO Zen "a iAiy.
For - 30 a 80. Pen, Let quality. - .,,.,..,-..,
GOLD PENS. ALL l,tQ hLlI1 ~ slLN Eh-hpONihp
DE~K-HOLDERS
For ~ N0f Pen; f0r - - 40. > Pen, Tor ~ ga
so q Pen For 80 80 No. Pen. ,
Tor sfsNo bPoni Tor +5s No sFeni All To- s'aNo
10 Pen. .
The lst Quality pointed with ~ vey BE-, irio
Points, carefully iescted. snd Of ihi qualify ff sod
with ths .Ist,est inpoeciion which ,kI ard The closest
scrutiny doioct
Tie % Quality" surero. TO any Pens made by BIN
previous 20 the yer 1870.
The "a Quality" he intend. sh eva in respect 70 Dg
liability Fa.t.i'y and Good Wntitg Qualities the onlS tue
eonsi f.raflonsl any Gold Per' male slsewhcr".
Ia n, gard TO heap Gold Pens be beg lesve 10 say t,
previous or@rang bis New and Paienisd Machines he
could not Good Writing end Durable Pens, Tor
ID. price lad the Gold beel flrui.l-d greiuionsly
parfisI ordering must al iriaHo,f lpsrUs ne NnH
J,yp end OuahvH II As Pcei Pshf ard Ca>, raHtef
T., For sale b. all dealers In the line thou.hou. tie
county. ,,oc-o.,
No. p Maiden Lane. Ney-York.
Apy on. ,eudinga snge letter post stamp win receive CIR
cular with the cusrsvines above rc-r"dto.
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D9RIS. LONDON and NEW-YORK MED

EJ.NIN, LVNJVN HTU W " I0 I'H 1.'T'I
4 ICAI, ADVISER and MARRIAGE GUlDE.-A book
erposre tn anscic Of Physolo-s and the uusuessu
treatment OF ry,icns n special esses, o. isi local Oul
ues,ct and improper treatment pfosTanf the r yoni
system snd esviug both uind aid body total wlek som
EDITION 400 pages. lurhtons. BY NJ LtImoni Paris Loo
don ana OH Physician and surgeon No 6iI Broad ~ay
f.p .tars) " y Mailed hy T.. Warner, ioI FL No N"ey-
81 RossS Tousey No. IN Nasaut A. DoAter Co. Nc l'
Ns4tsuFf and De it, No 10 Frankfort H. Newly OK. The
doctors hours curing these affections, are from m q b
n We with tie follow Ig papers In re ,omIn nd
Dr. LARMONT 20 tie ncied: Dispatch As., Courier des
Etas tnis Deuok5o StossLcitu Medical Review. Sc
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WALLACKs.
WINTER GARDEN.
nftrrl rtrENTNQ

WINTER GARDEN.
w THIS EVENING,
The Origiu1l American Comedian,
Nh J. ). CLARKE,
oil appeu in two Of his great Comic te,.ona,ot' =,
sehnaqns" Va tie Nasd Qae.n aud A. Coco NO Ia
,cdier In The Sentinel o. the y. ht'
TaE NAlAD QUEEN. .
nj liy received win wonder and delight Il pod1ced "ta
scrrv OF uneq1a'rd srienfor. by oetk ne" and eH 4
orlisry mechanical c1utriVAnces by Wilson, new nu
nolcuhaurr; fiscina1g dances, ny hOSA NOOo Ald a
and bul ant corps d. ballet and cast comprising YOUTH
genius, aud beruty - -. u.,,.. ,.,..-,,,
f. rrl fr Inc time a. s lel,or hr CLARKE fns'
aiuns the ifre.istty comic role Of Coco TIE ~ solaer
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boaro an0 Rooms.

BOARD WkNTED--In Brooklyn, n 2 private
ID ilv vhrc there are 10 other bolIdrr g. Gentle
nau VIE and Child (elid two Seers ooh room With
roo of furnished r.qnifed Bresks5. I'D teA for the
gentleman; st noe exceed 10 minuies walk from FutoD
ferrv Reference. givea and regal ed Adi'as. stating
torrs. G. ,. r, Box No 2''o NeH-fors Pos-Otao"
CENATE of the UNITED STATES, Members
- Of classified IN THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
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vEE NEyV.YGRH WEEKLY TRIBUNE
WHY LaRGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY, 40
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tb, . Of % r4ahl 50 Any Iels0u fenning u c"o OF
twenty o. uo1o v be- eiitc to cZtIs copy Subscfip
lions % counruca at siy time. ,,~, nor
Advertisements iu TgE WtEyy TNlRUEE cot ON DOL-
LAR AND TWENTY-FIVE GSNIS PEk LINE io' es'"
bssriiou. No,tr. ,nsauei 'oi less than 50.
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n puut.ied every rUyspAy end IR1oAN MonNiS",
d -. tocuI4; Two copies FOR 81 tive t'Ii's i0
THE NEN-VOEi. TRfbONh
COR EUROPE as ClRCI ttIluN IT, liver.
yezh,d departure of osch a.'u $50 Cofes five
POI IT. ~ 'r a-nnu postage iuc.e,.a' ss5Ci tqiON
t~A''' A"'it" Az. 40 i5l Nassau.si, NJ l.
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WHAr EVERYBODY IitT 90 TerI SAYS
WHAT EVERY BODY SAYS
MUST BIZ TRUE.
WHAf ALL CREATION SAYS
MUST BE TRUE
AND EVERYBODY SAYS
THAT CAPTAIN WILLIAMS
AND EVERYBODY SAYS
THAT CAPTAIN WILLIAMS
AND ALL CREATION SAYS
THAT CAPTAIN WILLIAMS
sOUTH-sEA WHALING VOYAGE
sOUrH-sEA WHALING VOYAGE
Is THE BEST EXHIBITION
is THE BEST EXHIBITION
EVER PRODUCED
EVER PRODUCED
IN THIS LITTLE WORLD.
IN THIS LITTLE WORLD.
FOR SEVENTEEN WEEKS
TIT CROWDS HAVE BEEN
FOR SEVENTEEN WEEKS
THE CROWDS HAVE BEEN
EVERY NIGHT
FOR SEVENTEEN WEEKS
CROWDS HAVE BEN
WHALING, WHALING,
WHALING WHALING,
AND STILL THEY 60
VIII LIN Or.
SHOUTS OF LAUGHTER
GREET THE BOAT SCENES
SHOUTS OF LAUGHTER
GREET THE BOAT SCENES.
BURSTS OF MEhRiMENT
IRON BEDISNlSG 70 End Oh THIS
NDNDERFUL VOYAGE
WONDERFUL VOYAGE
AROUND THE WORLD.
AROUND THE WORLD.
IT CURES THE BLUES
TO 60 4 WHALING.
II CURES THE BLUES
TO GO A WHALING.
THE JOLLY WHALEMEN
THE JOLLY WuALEMtN.
TIE JOLLY WIIALEMEN
HOPE CHAPEL. No. 10 BROADWAY,
THIS WEDNESDAY, -
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS AT O'CLOCK.
EVERY EVENING At y O'CLOCK.
Admission - cents; Children IS cents.
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Lost dn0 Gcun0.

,CTOLEN from the Ticket Office of the Now
- Jersey Rsroad and Tran.postaon Company the follow.
ing TICkt Is:
New-Yolk ~ Louis via c.. L.. T. n. Alton whole, 4
No e. ~ half, A No / oS.
New.York 90 st. Louis via Or. L. c. q. a NJ; .hoe, A
No | 10 rs half A No. I TO :.
New.York =, Louie via Steub, Col ard Ind hole, 4.
No. to Is half \. No. lto5.
New York -. Louis via Steub c. Oh NJ; whole,
A. No. to 50, half A. No. to5
New-YoFk and Tacony LIT Line whole No. , 20 100.
NowYork to New Brunswick, Phia Line: half No to 80
all inclusive
The public cautioned asAns, purchasing ,he A.
they viii not DO received by the Conductors no Au on tue
Road. A GNlNNEB,
Gcn'l. Ticket Agt ~ J. H. H. 4 4. Co.
New York jan 10, 1902.
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GENATE of the UNITED STATES, Members
- Of classified. see THE Tribune ALMANAC
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.FENHE HORACE WAiERS' PIANOS aud
l. MFLODEONS end ALEXANDRA ORGAAS, snd
T. IBERIA Co p celebrated HO!lAN FiANi,i are ta
finest instruments for psfoTs sud churches 10" ~ ne
srge assorn ent can be tie Useoons No isi
lroaiuav Grand and rro. ge-sis which VII oe
sod 90 egtremoy low prices Pnnos aut heodeons rom
srdv makers new and seconihagd Let and 1eLt so"e
II prcbse a. per sgree Monthly payments rec.sed
of tie slie Sheet Mue. Auslc.bonss. and "a al Of
Music Merchandise, piccs Paist IN attondouee
viii tfy mnsc
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FUSED as Authority in the United States Courts
REBELLION RECORD.
o,rrs Authentic AND COMPREHENSIVE HlsIONi
$500 OF
PRESENT REBELLION
EDITED BY FRANK MOOBE-
ConiAin, all the Official HeTors Of ,,e,,,,,
BATTLES sud SkIRMiSHES,
with
pIC1VRTSOUE NARRATIVES,
BY EIE-WlTNkSSES.
IL also contains r,,ns M INN wan
THE SONGS AND BALLADS " TIE war;
Roth Rebel SD tuion, . ....
.,-r oVFp TyVFLNE HUNDRED INCIDENTS AND
ANECDOvES OF EEKDiSM AND SUR Lk4Nu'
NORTH As WELL AS SOUTH 800
We ere nal ing history hand over hand SAID the tie
Major Ninthrop What he desired u now bslns done 10y
r,t More Editor o. this Rebellion Record Ihann 10 NJ
industry inocecug aud JUDGMENT IN 'eicciuE ron 81 i,
M rces here be pGtre aside the beet mae ts Ioi the
tStrre historian" Philadelphia fross, Oct 2' lboL
t,tsti n .'............. 10 cents (8 published.
MONTHLY ..........-...-.s...s % cents - pupit'g
HALF-YGhJ'LY NOLS........s9 10 cents Il fuohthedl
q. y. PUTNAM,
PUBLISHER
40. So Broadway.
-
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Qfnii5irn.
professional Notices.

EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor OF Inc
soslpe and operating aud Consulting Surgeon NO "
sl.av 0hc. consultations on the more obscure
,adlcsy cured without the knife hEsnre once h''"
from X to / 10 . ard 7 20 . evening"
nR. W. BEACH, Author ot the American
~ Reform Practice Ia connection with Dr. J' bEaNn
,,s,n an office a. No i East Jhs, between "a ana
"A 49, OAioe hour, from 10 II M, and to p ~
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pOARDMAN, GRAY & Co., No. io7 Broad
ID VA are seli1r PIANOS vory chssp accommodate
Holiday rurchsses new scale y octave Piano j. mue'
GdlDiTej
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First clas For SALE, u LIZ, or SOLD on sskAht~
MINIS on favorable terms fsloonet bsrmopi1ns one,
two or three banks Of kcys, S33to $50 Cottage filnor
nilly w,rranied u sud octave, 80 to e 81.
j. 81 FELTON,, Nos. 80 aud 3ti broaivay, y. :.
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ailnsital Jnsirnmenis.

A MAGNIFICENT CAGVED ROSEWOOD
"A PIASOFcRrE Or sale at .scfihce; round corners;
nede Nv gro9duav rnalsrs been g. nonhsi made %
0rier COS. 5000 viii be- sold FOR S3A Including stool add
cover Also Paror furauoe ri saenhce IN ore No 20
Wet ltth.sl, between 5ih aud oth AVS
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v1l; sCsl!-WFFKLY TRIBUNE
TuE NEW-VOEi, TRiHCNh

h ruut.led svery 'rUvspAy end lR'oN MonNlS":: II,
q 70. tooUu4; Two Cop. for S tlve t3Il'- i0
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&c VolnnleeE Eusincer Regimiennil, .ra

80. fDfAtO ~. 50 kff ~ Lleut'-No| JANIS 4
HALL. ami Ms loI RICHARD BUTT.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-12-31
The New Flar Machine.

THE dearth Of paper has naturally
given a strong impetus to all the branch
es Of enterprise connected with its manu-
faeture, and at the same time is calling
into greater prominence such labor-eav-
ing machinery as will most readily fscil-
itate the production of the indispensable
article. Mallory & Ssnford's new brake
an affair which is go simple in its con-
struction that the spectator only wonders
he himself did not invent it long ago-is
noticeable for the vast amount of labor it
saves, The OPERATOR boy can work it
as well as a man-lays on the machine
an armful Of FAX, and IN an instant it
comes out at the other end almost entire
ly free of the 'fshooves"-the woody or
pithy matter-and without tow.
The fibre remains unbroken, coming
out much softer than the fbre dressed in
the old way. 1t is said by those who use
this brake that it will break twenty to
twenty-five hundred weight Of straw in
ten hours, while the saving Of the fibre is
from six to ten pounds on every hundred
of straw. The machine, which is highly
praised by those hax-grovers and nill-
owners who have tried it, possesses the
additional advantage Of perfect security
to life ana limb. There Is nothing ia its
operation to -epdanger the operator, who
cannot hurt himseIf unless he tries very
hard to do so. Paper makers viii see
that it can also run the unrotted western
straw, taking out nearly all the shooEes,
and leaving the remainder Perisctly free
from fbre.-Post.
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A Heavy O@osr

TEE other day, coming IN from Milwaukee,
DIN was -gaductor Of the train, which bore,
beside a large load Of passengers, a gold-laced
chap belonging to Pope's staff. He was a
dspper little fellow, with style, bpthe couldn't
rest in ease As the conductor was passing
through the car, said Mr.. StaF Officer
LoOh hsah, cOadnctav paid for a first
clsss cav purchased first-elass ticket, and
wAat = better cav than tbs to ride inl2 t
This Is arst- class ear, sir."
"FoTl I doa't ses it ( This "a 3 sscond-clasS-
cav. have Esusls5P'
Did yeu ever sse q second-eIsss car cusl-
iOaed and earPeted-oeoupied by gentlemen
and ladies, before ?"
"Dca't kuo~-bst I want two seats
these are al fast, 50 1 csa't turn them. It's
not Srst-class cav"
Who are you, sir'"
AT an one CT Gen Pope's staG, sirI'
"Weu, sif, aa worry you are not pleased.
Had the Railroad Company known you were
coming, You sho1ld have bad new car built
expressly .'-r You-With something vsry soft
to lean yo1r hesd on. If you don't Ike this
train, will let you stop oF and wait for a
JirEs-ezas az,g--which win be on the next
freightir
This being staE officer IS a big thing
where a fellow eau tske style, and draw more
pay than blood.-LG CTosss Democrat
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He did so, and came forward, and I
explained the impossibiIity of seeing the
train sooner, as I had no head light; and
that they had carelessly neglected to leave
a light on the rear of the other train. 1
advised the choleric Colonel to go for
ward and expend his wrath and curses
on the conductor of the forward train,
that had stopped in such place, and
sent out no signal-man in the rear, nor
even left a red light He acknowledged
I was right 1 then informed him that 1
was an officer in the Ordnance Depart
ment, and was in charge of shipment Of
ammunition for Bowling Green, and would
have him court-martialed when we reach
ed there unless he spOlOgized for the
threats he made. This information had
a calming effect on the Colonel, Whe at
heart was really clever fellow.
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Boy Entsrpriae.

BoTs Of energy and enterprise are the boys
who become men Of prominence and wealth
in these progressive tines IfAmeriean boys
would learn the art Of taking care Of them
selves they must acquire the knaek" Of
earning their own bread and butter" Of be-
ing on the look out for every smart chance
that may turn up, If they would be honored
men.
When the servant Of friend OF ours an
swered the door bell one day last week, she
found a little boy with a shovel on his shoul-
der, on the steps.
Il want to put in your coal, said the boy.
We haven't got any" said the girl.
But it is coming" returned the boy.
These rvant was puzzled, and summoned
hsr mistress, who had no sooner appeared
than the boy secostsd her.
g If yOu please Madam there is a load &
coal coming to your house. Your husband
ordered it this morning. I got the number,
and came ahead Of the cart to get the job Of
putting it in, if you please"
or course, madam could not refuse so en-
terpEising youth, and the job was given to
him. In few minutes, sure enough, the
coal was dumped" at the door, aud the little
HEAVIER" was busily at work. Before he
was through, eight boys came to apply for
the same job.
A fair representative of Young America,
was that boy. He may be a millionaire, or
he may be Congressman, or cabinet on
Ger, or Porcbauce, 8 candidate for the Presi-
dsncy.
Somebody said, IN an Eastern Magazine,
that the President Of the United States twen-
ty years hence, was running barefooted in
sona Western wild.
A slight mistake. he was a little coa.-
HEAVIER in Cincinnati.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-12-31
How ROthsehild Brought the Old Lady o.
Threadneedls-strest' to her Manners.


AN amusing adventure is related as
having happened to the Bank Of Eng
land, which had committed the great dis
respect of refusing to discount a bill Of a
large amount, drawn by Anselm Roths-
child, of Frankfort, on Nathan Roths-
child, Of London. The bank had haugh-
tily replied "that they discounted only
their own bills, and not those of private
persons" But they had to do with one
stronger than the bank Private per
sons p exclaimed Nathan Rothsebild,
when they reported to him the fact. 'fPri-
vate persons I will make these gentle
men see what sort Of private persons We
arep Three weeks afterward Nathan
Rothschild-whO had employed the in
terval in gathering all the G5 notes he
could procure in England and on the
COntinent-presented himself at the bank
at the opening of the Office. He drew
from his pocket book e5 note, and they
naturally counted out I'VE sovereigns, at
the same time looking quite astonished
that the Baron ROthschild should have
personally troubled himself for such a
trife. The Baron examined one by one
the coins, and put them into q little can
vsss bag, then drawing out another note
third, tenth, hundredth; he never
put the pieces Of gold into the bag with
out scFupuIously examining them, and, in
some instances, trying them in the bal
ance, as he said, "the law gave him the
right to do.U The FIRST pocket-boOk be-
| iRg emptied, and the frst bag fall, he
passed them to his clerk, and received 6
second, and thas continued till the close
of the bank. The Baron had employed
seven hours to change E21.OOO. But as
he hsd also nine employees ef his house
engaged in the same manner, it resulted
that the house Of Rothsehild had drawn
e21O.OO0 in gold from the bank, and that
he had so occupied the telIers that nc
other psrsOn could change single note
Every thing which beaEs the stamp Of
ecgentFicity has always pleased the Eng
lisb. They were, tseseioFe, the arst dsy
very n6oh amused At the littIe piqus o.
Baron ROthsckild. They, boFeveT, laugh
ed less when they saw him return the
next day at tie opening Of the bank,
aanked by his nine clerks, AID followed
this tine By many drayi, destined to
carry away the specie. They laughed no
longer, when the king Of bankers said,
with iroHie simplicity; "These gentle
men refuse to psy ny bills, I have sworn
net to keep theirs" Attbsir leisure
only notify them that I have enough
to employ them for two aonthsP' "For
two monthsF' :" Eleven millions il gold
drawn from the Bank of England, which
they have never possessed" The bank
took alarm. The next morning, notice
appeared IN the journals that hencefoEth
the bank would pay ROthschild's bills the
same as their own.
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RfIYIG lI EIGIE
IA THE CONFEDERATE SERVICE

81 TIE THKS C0NFt DEFA ERA = y y NsieA'
From Thirteen months in the Rebel Army y
THE engineer, Charles Little, refused
to run the train on during the night, as
he was not-welI acquainted with the road,
and thought it dangerous. In addition,
the head light Of the locomotive being
out of order, and the frozen oil, he could
not make it burn, and he could not pos
sibly run without it, Colonel Williams
grew W-augry; probably suspeeting him of
Union sentiments, and Of wishing to de-
Law the train, cursed him rather roundly,
and at length told him he should run it
under a guard, adding, to the guard al
ready on the engine, If any accident
occurs, shoot the cursed Yankee" Lit
tie was Northern man. Upon the
threat thus enforced, the engineer SEEM
ed. to yield, and prepared to start the
train. AS If having forgotten an impOr-
tant matter, he said, hastily, Oh, must
have some oil, " and stepping down off the
locomotive, walked toward the engine
house. When be was about twenty yards
from the cars, the guard thought of their
duty, and one of them followed Little,
and called upon him to halt; but in
moment be was behind the machine shop,
and of in the dense woods, in the deep
darkness. The commotion soon brought
the Colonel and crowd, and while they
were cursing each other all round, the
frenaen and most Of the brakemen slip
ned. off. and here we were with no means
of getting ahead. All this time I had
stood on the engine, rather enjoying the
melee, but taking no part in it, when
Colonel Williams, turning to me, said:
"Can not you run the engine ?''
Ireplied, " No, sir"
eYou have been on it as we came
down "ais
gYes, sir, as matter of curiosity"
aDon't you know how to start and
stop herr?
sYes, that is easy enough; but if any
thing should go wrong I could not ad-
lust it.
"No difference, no difference, sir; I
must be at Bowling Green Tomorrow,
and you must put ms through s-s-.
Be- f5HE1 irt4i3 s-e, an5 saf55
" aCodnaisHBlliaa II eau89t ''olua-
tarilv take. The r6sp spoasI5iiIty Of manag-
ingla train with thousand men aboard,
nor will I be forced to do it under guard
who know nothing about an engine, and