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4 SPY Hanged In Gen. LougstreetsH
Camp.

4 correspondent of the Richmond Dispatch,
writing from the rebel army on the 22d Of
August, nar7ates the following:
Among the incidents Of the day which have
kept The msn in good hnmor, and eager f1r
fight, was charge BY a regiment OF cavalry
upon two companies Of the l2th Alississippi
regiment Thinking they h4d the conftd-
crates surrounded, the Yankee colouel de.
msnded surrender. Surrender be id"
was the response Mississlppians don't
know how" In moment more the enemy
were daEbirg forward at full speed. Our men
allowed them to come up within short range
and then opened. Thl1ty or torty saddles
we're empred in less time than you can tell
it, and ~i1bout waiting for repetitioa Of the
dose, the regiment took to us neels, and,
am5d the CHEERS and jeers Of the boys, got ous
Of sight in the most industrious manner pos
sitle-
To-day has been further slgna1ized By the
hbDgn Of spy-a Ean named Caarfes Nh
son. o1 P+rrysVl,le, Pennsyly .nia- Itappe.rs
that as one Of the couriers Of General 'ng-
st1ett was ca,r51ngan order, he was NET ny
rhlb nan, who inquired, I" xhose divisioa do
you belong tor "Loagssreet's.' Tne
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New York Democratic Convention
ALBANY, Sept. 10 The Democratic St,te
coD7cntion met at noon to-day. Hon. H,,-
[a'lo Seymour Vas dominated By acclamati N
FOR goTe1utr,
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In Hil1famshuTgh. \ T.. Monday, S:h inst, Of Con.
SUMPTION Mr JOHN E. RHtES formerly Of this
city. III the 18th Year OF his Rge.
Mr. Rhees vas IL member Of the firm OF Underwood
& Co.. of this city, from 1856 till til, first Of March
last when 1t became appar that he conld not live
long and he set lis house In o-der cleerfuly for fae
messenger Of DEATH
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NFaBaachueetts Republican Convene
tsou-
WORCESTER, Mass, Sept 1o.-The repub-
1ican conveDt!op, rday, pomtuated the pre-
Eent state officers for reelection amidst loud
RpDlause
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Nrl) advertisements,

Two single gentle
~ men nw5sh nicely furnished room, With or With
3Gl h0aru addfeS. T, q, Box 3545. sAl!.u51{1t
, 1862-09-11

w ANTED- 20 Kent by 8 small
- family. Furnt1hed House. contatutng six or
eight roa1as. Rent must be mod r. 4ta S1tf4fac,ory
rtlerencrs given Aour-ss NJ h. H. sivIn M II ser
'nd & ,1ratitn, ~ Post oalce Box 375, Chicago.
, 1862-09-11

w ANTED a gill to d. conmoo
- houzeEo:k at H'de Park. Inquire at IS Clark
sLfett, ho3n M. II. from to 2. ~ s411-uS3l-1t
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WANTED A woman to cook,
W wash and ion. and do general homework q
eW miles in tie country. LIBERAL Wages will ba giya1
stl1uH53$t
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RHT = n ED-A situation in =
ee Nh,esa'c Hous2 as sa'esm1n or to t-a7e1
taf coed aclua!n; In the couItry. Beet Of cit
:eiefe.ces Even Address Posi- Dit1ce Box 2z5 chi
1111t;S 9t
, 1862-09-11

w ANTE AD-A girl to wash and
iron, AZ Eait on table. Also. younr girl as
hu9se. Apply III u Hasflnx ton street sel1-u3k1lt
, 1862-09-11

w NTAD-Cu ttrs to work on
~ Army Clothing. Apply at 80 wabash avenue
ee1tda49St ". e. THOnp Jun,
The New York herald., 1862-11-25
Close Of the Revolution in
New Granada.
DESPERATE FIGHTING In BOLIVIA.
THE REBELS DRIVEN FROM Ia PAL.
THE SOUTH AMERICAN COFFEE CROP
$042, ,Sl4 In SPE Gle,
de-. &c.. 10.

he steamship Ariel, A. G. Jones commanding, from
Aspnwal, with mails, passengers and specie to j. B,
Alien arrived at this port yesterday morning Left New
York the LIST instant and arrived at Aspnwal on the
llth Instant at six o'clock A. NJ Sailed again the
10th arrived at New York the GATH o'clock
PM On the Goth instant, at twelve O'Clock NJ, lat. IS
25 lou. 10 40 was boarded by the gunboat Octorara
The Ariel brings $942 S13 SO In specie. !,
The from the Isthmus is of small Importance The
report that Mosquera had entire possession of Anioquia
is connrned The Governor of Antoquia, finding it was
hopeless TO contend against the overwhelming forces
brought against the State, made propositions OF subms
sion The lives and property Of all citizens who had been
iu arms against Mosquera to be guaranteed, and
passports given TO those who wished to leave The civil
OF this republic is about at end, only q
small portion Of the conservative forces under Aboeda
now remain In Paste, and they in condition to
meet tie combined forces Of Mosquera.
The State election for Governor OF Panama takes place
the 2Sth inst when the present Provisional Governor
Diez will probably be reelected. The national conyen
tion has again been postponed.
ch,e large number of vessels said to have been
lost on the South Pacilc coast in the late gale
The Unitod States brig Bainbridge arrived at Asnn-
wall The 1th inst and the United States brig Perry
sailed thence fer Key West on tho 14th inst.
The following is the Aries spece list
The New York herald., 1862-11-25
Theatrical.

NJ. Edwin Forrofs made his rentree at Nlbos Gar.
den last evening in "Mscbsth. The cast unusually
powerful, Madame Ponisi laying Lady Macbeth; Mr.. j.
Mccullough, Maeduf Mr. L. r. Shewel, Banquo and tho
minor characters being supported by really excellent
actors The tragedy has seldom been as well done in
this city The scenery 10 aoarly all new and remarka
bly, good and the attention 10 minute but essential do
tails is unusual The chorus very strong and the
singing effective can be expected Miss Mary Wells
and M. Burnett took the parts Of witches, and made
great deal Of them.
Mr. Forests Macbeth has been very much toned down
since he played here two years ago HIS performance
OF the part familiar 10 tho public and only say
that has fewer faults and greater beauties than ever
In the second act Mr. Forrest especially great We
believe the impression madc BY this act was aided
By the scenery wn ch really resembled the courtyard
Of an ancient castle, and composed Of pieces In
stead o. the customary plain canvass carefully arranged
with an artistic we tho architectural effect Madame
Ponsis Lady Macbeth FIRST oassbctte than that OF
any other STOCK actress in the city hr. Shcwcs Ban
QUO as capital II s seldom leading Ia seen In
such part and vkcn THIS phenomenon occurs lns part
rssos by H. NJ. Mccullough did hle duty IN supporting
Forrest The house crowded IA evory pGrt and the
applause was trHtefors
fanra Kesne thcs,yc VAS eli scd ,st evening for the
rehearsal Of hsiidzy t.vcs callsn "Bionucto,' watch
viii he produced Tonight The scenery anl Vac bales are
ba aktxnctisps.
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march against Aboleda who remains 10 tho province OF
Pasto This move will be the last aud dnai blow q the
conservative party. and will terminate the cavt war of
this republic
General Lopez. OF Mosquera's army has resigned. and
is now in Bogota
State Everything Rename quot and the state conven-
tol viii meet here the 28h inst when they VIII eoct
Governor for the State. ipresume hsr5 will no. 60
much oppcson TO the election Of the present Ptovs!on
Governor Lon Manuel Md Iiaz, who under the present
circumstances the best man that could be selected oy
the liberal party
TIE state troops, under command Of Colonel b. Correoso
arrived in this city ira 18th from the interior They
received at the landing by the Goverro and Score
ary Of state and marched hrNgh the Streets preceded
by Colonel Sa1tacoem) s band or music
We have the following vessels ri war ia port, VIZ
American-l ancaster 81 Marys and Warren French
Steamer Diamsnt Engsh-Chameleon and Tartar.
The New York herald., 1862-11-25
The Eighth Avenue Abortion Castelar,
rest OF Augustus L. simmg.

Augustus L. simms the alleged seducer OF Miss Gle.
mentina Anderson the victim in the Eighth abor.
ton case, arrested at his residence No 1870 West
Tenth street yesterday morning. By the Ninth ward po
lce fns prisoner stated thst he intended delivering
bnlsef up and that he New York for that put.
pose, when he was arrested previously stated Tue
arrest wac elected about halfpss Eve O'Clock the pri.
having arrived from Albany about two hours pre-
viously. Upon being taken to the station house smms
al ones inquired If Captain sebrne had reoeiveda note
f,om hp, stating his intention to deliver hmsog UP At
nne o'c,ock A. NJ. Captain Sebring replied that
had received no such document when the prisoner aqain
ssSl him that the loter had been written aud must be
ea in the Iost Once Tho prisoners statement sub
sequeuty pr5vsd 10 be correct as Will Be seen from the
following note which was received u the Station house
~ hafpust nine O'CLOCK sW asN
ALBANY, Nov. az, 1862
Captain SKnRmo:--
will be at your station house a ninc O'Clock Mon-
day morning without fail Don't search for nae, win
not fell 10 be present at tie time specified. Yours
spsotiuy AUGUSTUS L. SlNAS.
Coroner Raunoy was notified OF Simmsi arrest at an
carly hour and the station house for pur
pose or examining the prsoner when the latter expressed
doero TO his counsel before going through the ordeal
The Coroner rteousy granted the request aud leaving
tina cused 20 hil own meditaons, said he Would cal
In the afternoon. Az four o'clock the Coroner called
according TO appointment but simms said he had not
been able 20 the attendance OF counsel and
quested further postponcment until ten O'Clock this
usual postpone examinations In chat way but tho
present case be willing to grant tho prisoner oil the
privileges 10 his power, and SO the examination
postroned. ## a.
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MAILS EQR EUROPE,

The ounard mail stssmship Europa, Captain Noodle.
will ieave Bostoa on wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close 10 this city this
afternoon. at quarter past Que and at haafpas dye
O'Clock, to go by railroad.
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing SIX cents
Samson Low, Son Co., No. az Ludyste Hill. London,
England viii receive advertisements sad subscriptions
for the New YoRx HERALD.
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Heavy Knit All Wool.
UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS
ON HAND AND MADE TO ORDER BY
UNION ADAMS, NO 6N BROADWAY.

"Give Me Another Hat" would now be
Richard the Thirds exclamation IL he WAS living and he
would have had Knox on his besd without any
for horse he was quickly kaooked iato cooked hat
and took his last al tho time 'Ts
that KNOX the King Of Haers has the asest style
Of Hats for fall and wintr fashions to be found this pa
rotio city and the public always invited to inspect his
9n,ivaled stock at No 2ls Broadway northeast Of
Fulton street.
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The Whole Art OF Hat Buying,
ONE RAsV LESSON


We VIII suppose you want fashionable, elegant woil
made frat class business hat 81 the lowest poeg bic
price DO hope such prize at the store Of the
yeader in Broadway who has paid the MANUFACTURER
his proht and must have anohsr for himself Maniesty
such hope Ia futile the who retais
his fabrics aud requires only pTohthat of the
maker. ESPENSCHEID lls Nassau street, who enjoys .
reputation fash and experienced batter second
70 none ia the United States the most extensive hat manu-
faoturer in the country who retsls his fabrics His
SOFT hats admitted the Paris
aud his dress always leading style OF the season
These facts worth rem0mbertug
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Newspaper Accounts.
The Ila mmonia or Cape Race.

7" n tAFE NNOh, NOV. ~ I50Z
steamship Hammonia, from New York arrived CT this
point al three A. H. on Tbursdsy last rhs latest news
and commercial dispatches from slcssr's agency
put board, the Of the news yacht being materially
aided by tho oblsns commander Of the steamer high
ssiA aaG ususadsus ~ prevailed a Ne tipA.
The New York herald., 1862-11-25

Marri6d.
BAcoS-GRAy--In Boston, on Monday, November "a,
FRANCIS N BACON of New York, to MAR6ARxr r.. daugh
ter Of tho ato Rev +. I. Gray, Of Boston.
HAesr-coatY Y-At Utica, n Y. on Wednesday,
daughter OF the officiating clergy Umau.
Mssxss-BRIoos lon Thursday, November 20, at the
residence of the BRIDES father by the Rev. B. Hagany,
VIZ. B. MzHsR 70 SARAHh. R6lods
PonrEs-DAsxs, On Mo4d.y, November "a, e the
Rev a. T. Flanders pastdf Of the Second uniyersalist
society, Mr. SAxUsL A. PoRrEE to Mis- CLARA BARNES all
Of this city. No cards.
The New York herald., 1862-11-25

Prizes Cashed in All L.egalized Lctts-
rtes Information given, JOSEPH BATES, Broker
No II Wall street, room No. |, New York.
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caT,s,V ssnn~a; s. Co. ...,,, ,.. IT., o,,o,, -,
Arrival OF the Sixteenth New Ham shire
anNs

The above regiment arrived here yesterday morning
By chs Norwich They nine months men, and
viii be a,tashsd 10 tho Ranks expedition They came
from Concord, and armed with the French ride mus
The New York herald., 1862-11-25

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, PreservRtive and
Wig depot wholesale and reaiL No. 8 Astor House The
Dye is applied by expeYenced arhsts
The New York herald., 1862-11-25
Movements or Horatio Seymour.
ALBANY, Nov. "a, 1862.
Governor Seymour returned to Utica on Saturday. he
win not visit New Xo,k !iba gssk~
Court Ca1emdar-AThis DAY

SUpRSa3 coUAr--CRcur Part Nos. 3,5a7, 1 200,
1859, ls1 $50 1896 35se, ,S63 3565, 1851.
ssr Ss ss's ISIS ssS sss sgs
S44, sa4. As2, 80 Ss2o, S,S22, aS24, 1929, so2s,
SCYrsspa Goysr SPart Nos es7, ,ao47, l,245 800
32S S015, 3,041, 2,61ok, 3,l5, Sill, 3l19, 3,12f,
3123 3126, 3l2o Part 2Nos ,ss6, ,s5l 2e2, 1870,
siS 562 2752, 2T54 2,756 2,f5s, 27o0, 2762, 2763,
2,7Si, 276s, 2,I1o, 2,772, 2,774, 2,l76, 2,77s
The New York herald., 1862-11-25

Bachelors Hair Dye-thc Best I'm the
world instantaneous harmless and reliable Sold by drug
sts and pefumes everywhere Factory 81 Barclay street
The New York herald., 1862-11-25

Lottery Ttckets.-A Premium Paid for
Prizes BY G, HENRY RING. l6 Wall street, room -.
The New York herald., 1862-11-25

Prizes Cashcd An All Lcgalized Lotteries,
by l. A. DUNN, lao Broadway, up stairs. Letter communist
ratto ennGdeuttai.
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News from the Robel Army in Virginia

FAlRFAx STATION, Nov. "a 1862. I
Henry Demey Eighth United states infantry parood
prisoner from Richmond reports that he conscrps
Going out with tools work tho entrenchmens He
saw fifteen siege guns thsr out of the city on
trucks drawn by tea twelve horses, each passing
through the streets he Ths peopls there said
they were prepared in front ana rear.
The Hampton Legion and 2 200 infantry, with four
pieces of artillery into Warrenon by the sperry
vile turnpike. He left Wsrrenton Friday and took
the road Salem, where he arrived at night lie says
the inhabitants there expected Jackson that night and
that they prepared food to receive him.
He left Richmond the 10th OF this month, and saw
about Il 900 infantry between Cpepper aud Rappahan
mock, and the railroad trains full of provisions, coming
from Gordonsve for Cupepper He arrived in Warren.
ton last Thursday. They say Jackson will march to
Warrenton in the rear of Burnside
He also spoke at Salem, with Lieutenant Haeck and
nephew as he says, of Gle Commanding General The
Lieutenant belongs 10 Stuats cavalry is wounded in the
arn and hidden in Salem, in Maddock's house when
our troops were there.
All ia quiet today about Bull run Chantlley and Gen.
trev!e,
The New York herald., 1862-11-25

Royal Havana L0ttery.-A Prem lum OF
IAN per cent paid on prizes Information furnshed High
price paid for douboons American gold and silver.
TAYLOR a co, Bankers
No 10 air street, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1862-11-25

IL Cartes dc Vistte, aI, at vaugha u's, 02s
Bowery equal 10 any in Broadway for $3 NotlceGaery
nrs floor.
The New York herald., 1862-11-25

DsLAwARR. EXTRA CLASS SOs--Novenser a. 1862.
2, As, 81, IS, Al, rs, n, Is, 80, 81, SO, q.
DEIAwARx, Class SsO-November - lse2
~, 16, A, 80, 3, SO, IL, 20, %, 81, IL, 81.
- JOHN A. MORRIS 4 CO.,
Wilmington. Delaware.
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The --latest News by the Arisl.

e. PANAMA Nov. Is, 1882
Among the passengers who ieavo to-day by the Ariel
for New York is James s. Maclie Fec of the Department
OF State, who brings the latest n,egoBc from Bolivia
Mr. Mackie reached La Poz the evening or the 18th
unc when President Acha opened his Ere upon the city
The next day, after severe light Of six hours, the
Presidents troops assaulted the barrcades ana carried
them, xh the loss Of three hundred killed and crtaly
wounded
Mr. Mackic entered the city with General Achas troops,
and found the Hon Mr.. Carter United states Minister In
place. mnsterng 10 the comfort Of the wounded and
dying 10 was thus engaged while the egh, was raging
around him.
General Peres and the other leaders Of the rebellion
escaped La Pas during the night Of the lsb utmo
The that they had organized 10 at least premature
President Acha displayed much moderation after cap.
turing the rsbellious capital.
No punishment had been inflicted although the Preel
dent demanded SIC 900 ransom from inHuentia,
gentleman who desired 10 leave the country under Mr.
Nsckie's protection.
The feeling against foreigners was intense, and they
had already suffered In properly and fears were outer.
tained Of an attack upon their psrgphs
We are very barren Of local ne&e. The oity 70 quiet
but we look for exciioasnl on tho as,h inst, when
The State Convention is 70 meet
There are now in pert the Unlod states fAgsbip Ian
caster ard soopovar st. Marys, shs British steamers
Chameleon and Tarisr, and the French snip DamAns
Newspaper Accounts.
The Star and Herald Of Panama, says there is nethne
OF much interest from Chile.
In the House Of Representatives the Secretary or State
questioned certain floating rumors 10 the epct
that the Chilean Minister 10 England had not met with
that reception al the Court az 81 James 10 which be was
entitled The Secretary replied MA, The contrary was ths
Gaze and that Earl Russell mad treated the Minister with
ovcry respect and, moreover that England had always
shown herself particularly Worthy Of tho friendship Of
the chilean nat ion.
An increased duty hes been assessed oil cotton goods
imported The general average increase hong abor; Ten
per cont upop the former duties.
The qua1cesions TO vote at elections have just been
scttled
The Gacs,o, ,f cassemaa, publishes decree Of pres
DENT protecting the growah or coffee and sugar
n the republic, and granting certain privileges 10 tho
principal gro wcrs In 1901 there wero 2lp cv Of cof
fec ana 1850 cwt Of sugar grown ana IL the Hrst nine
months Of the year there were ~ 657 ow OF tho
former and al sw, Of ,be latter produced.
The New York herald., 1862-11-25
Ohiciai Drawings OF the library Asso-
cSsion Company's Lottery Of Kentucky.
- Nh ~ -Novsn

a. 90, 6l, SO, 50, 75 ~, ., as, SO. 25, a..
Class Ne. 40s-Nevember "a, 1852.
81. 81, 40, ~, Is, III. ~, 80, n, IS, 3d. ~, 81.
~ '''S'' eS' H. FRANCE CO.. coviugton, Ky.
The New York herald., 1862-11-25

Wigs, Toupeos, Hair Dye, Hair DyeinG
end Moldavia Cream, for beautifyug the hair d. W. A.
BACHELORS. l6 Bond street.
The New York herald., 1862-11-25

Trusses.--HIarsh u Co.-RadieaI Cure
Truss ONCE stu No yesey street. Astor House. No
connection with any other Office OF the lady
The New York herald., 1862-11-25
laI Photography.-Speoi

Eight Cartes dc VisAte Tor 9l-Equal 20
the best made BALCHS. 233 Greenwich ST. cor Barclay
The New York herald., 1862-11-25
Democratic Trium phs in Connecticut.

Democratic Triumphs in COnnecticut.
HARTFORD, Nov. "a, 1862
The democrats carried the town election here to-day by
224 clear majority the First selectman and 400
orty Collector The entire democratic ticket elect
ed for the arst time in the fall for twenty years.
NoswALK, Nov. "a, 1862.
AT the charter election to-day the entire democratic
ticket was elected by largo majority.
The New York herald., 1862-11-25
Movements of General Mcclellan.
He DEcLyNHs PUBLIC IECEPTfoE-PA ATRIoTiC L

Movements of General Mcclellan.
HE DEcLyNNS PUBLIC Observation-Disclosures LET.
TER.
General Mcclellan has fuaiy sigpihed his positive
determination not to accept Of the public honors which
the citizens OF New York desire 10 bestow upon him. At
meeting Of the Committee National Affairs, yester-
day Afternoon the following stter received from the
gallant young oommandsr:-- 49,. s
S.eaarFG Il New York, Nov 90 1862
TsRsxoa TAslxy Esc Chairman Committee on National
Affairs
DsAR sRl have the pleasure 70 acknowledge the re-.
0ept OF your iesf of to-day embodyng the resolutions
Of the municipal authorities Of the city Of New York. ten
dsring the tnguished honor Of the inequalities
OF the metropolis appreciate fully and feel nost deep
" this acton Of the municipality, which regard ode
or the highest hoDors which be paid 10 citzch or
Our cohtry A. this particular moment II is especially
gratifying noe be thus assured OF the good feelings
and regard o the authorities OF greatest city trust
AZ nny other time would gratefully accept the prof.
ercc honor but do not feel that II would be right for
20 DO while SO many OF my former comrades are
edinR the prvatNns OF and perhaps sasrifc ing
their lives for our country.
trust, therefore, that you will permit me to declipe
compent little desire, and that you will convoy TO
the honorable Mayor and Councils my warmest and most
sfeu thanks for the great honor they have conferred
upSp nae.
servant, GEO B. McCLEILAN,
Major General United States Amy.
The New York herald., 1862-11-25

Gouraud's Poulre subtitle Uproots Hair
fssl any part Of w boay. warrsassa. ~ BroAdway
The New York herald., 1862-11-25

Nine. DemOrest's Mirror of Fash ions,
rs cents; yearly, ST. with q valuable premium Winter
nj unlb nov
The New York herald., 1862-11-25

Private Instruction Daily In Penman-
ship and Bookkeeping, By OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH, No 8
Fourth
The New York herald., 1862-11-25

r. Y. S.-BaIlou Brothers, Removed
from 40a to 403 Broadway Largest stock Of gentenens
Underwear in the city.
The New York herald., 1862-11-25
DISCRIMINATION. .

In mplisnae with custom and the Proclamation on The
Governor Of the state do hereby nd the people
of this city the observance Of Thursday the 2h inst
day OF public Thank sgiyinH and Praise.
meet thai day TO the earnest and
united manifestation gratitude TO God Cor
ed goodness and bouuy IN the midst OF he terrible nc
tons OF war While many OF the oitcs districts and
Of orcomon country have suffered all the desoation and
horrors of he in.ne strife we have been permitted
enjoy homes end security Pesleuce has not
crossed our threshod comieFss indus
try has found ample employment and liberal rewards des
ituon and crime diminished and but for the unha
loved that has stepped country in blood and
dAped house holds in mourning the year drawing
70 m close would be recorded In annals as OF rare
and unAoycd blessings And may well be that even the
ohastsements under which suffering are
blessings in dssulsc by the Father Of Merces for
crushing as Its without Its compensatons
IL subdes the vices engendered by purihes the
heart and eobes tho senlr may be seen In the
alted pstnotsm the heroic tho foude and the
ting In defence Of the Union May hone therefore.
that the trying ordeal through which our country Is passing
k but OF purihcaton Intended by the GREAT Ruler
OF Nations 10 free from national and nlrmties
and ~ ~ for higher standard OF patriotism, civilization
and Chrisanity Abiding in his faith, let be Of good
Oliver OF ali Good FOR The rchness Of His msrees and With
conading trust unite IN earnest prayer for their connu
ance.
Let Christian charity, remember the Of
country and God 10 deliver them from the evil spirit
which holds possession OF their hearts, and let
rngs Of the sick and wounded the and the oppressed
>s-s~ Given under hand and the seal Of the Mayor
IL 8 this 25d day OF November, 10 the year Of our
Lord one thousand sgs sposFSS Sr sns 'ns,yswo.