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Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19

You can find a large stock Of QUEENS
WARE, selling az prices that no pcrsoN
vii '..rumsl,' az.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-11
THE FLYING DUTCHMAN
OUT OF HIS HEAD.
4 GUIDE TO HEALTH.

4 GUIDE TO HEALTH.
n me NEW GYMNASTICS FOR MEN WOMEN.
ASD cHILDRYN BY bio Lewis NJ. d. Proprietor of
the ksex.st Gymnasium Boston. with three hundica
illustrations vol limo Pice 81, .
r All persons who value esh and strength should read
this WORK LIS teachngs faithfully followed, will restore and
preserve health
TINS book is the most complete manual Of gymnastic e1er
else, ever published. II contains several hundred difent
exercises with DUMB BELLS, INDIAN CLUBS, WanDS
RINGS BEAN-BAGS Ac all fully described and illus
trlted by pictorial pr snaions 1t aescnbss TIE PAN
GYMNASIkUN cheap article OF gymnasic apparatus o.
winch ALL gymna- tic exercises may be performed
r- III desc mGH be pef rmed IN the home eroc
They GN adGpei n,uc my GSe'u!ed aIse TO strong
men D ladies' dad 20 chLGToR.
Thew fornsonce furtes inersdustibie source en-
Treatment. -. d,
Won 1.-THE NEW GYMNASlICS." postpaid
TlCKNOR a FIELDS, Publishers
No. 49, Washinston-s;, hoston. Mass.
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MEDICAL COMMON SENSE.-Nearly 800
WI Illustrated aud uealy oound psses Written IN Psn
ssh ihst every body unaerssnd Fat treats on NE
Ca-rs Prevention aud Cure OF Chronic Diseases Pat H.
on Marriage and Sexual Philosophy Bo.h IN one volume
Price 81 Sent ny mail postage paid receipt OF the price.
Contents Table set free Tie Author, Or E. b. FOOTE,
Saratoga has permanently los;ed nis Office at No.
l Broadway. between 18th aud !6tb-s,s, N Y May be
in person or by letter No charge for first inter
view Once hours from TO m. except Sundays
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ORDNANCE OPFIoE, WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsHIS6ros, Aus .. loh2.
PROPOSALS will be received by this Depart


PROPOSALS will be received by this Depart
ent until p M the 26sh Of August, 1902 for ths
delivery At the following Arsenals, OF HORSE EQUIP.
MEMS u s. Cavalry pattern. Is hereinafter specified:
At the WATERFOWL Ar'enal. W2teItown, hSsachu'e'ts'
1900 sets -.
At the wa,ervet Arsenal. wca Troy New-YOrk, 1000
scts - -
At Tho New.Yok Ar.esa Governors Island. New.York,
At the Frapkford Arsenal Bridesburg, Penn'yvsria 5000
At the Allegheny Arsenal Pittsburgh Penn,yvanis 10000
At the 81, Louis Arsenal ST. Louis. Missouri 10 900 sets
These ets OF horse equipments are T. be furnished com
pee except the horse brush curry comb arat pcketpn
link and blanket Sample. Gan e5n mined each Of tho
nsned arsens They 10 be subject TO inspec
ton at whsre delivered before being received
by the Government % be accepted or paid for but
such - are approved upon such inspection.
Deliveries be made In lots Of not less than 20 sets
per for all Of 800 sets und.r 100 sets per
week ell contracts Of from JVj up TO iVOset lo sets
per week for al Of from 900 10 200 sets 500 seii
oct. per week all Of from Zoo TO bC e,s sud
per for all contracts OF rom 900 10 oVV SETS
Failure to deliver specified time viii subject the con.
ucior forfeiture Of he quantity TO be- delivered At th
tine The equipment, TO be bored i've sets M boz IN
the customary nannebs and Slddles Of assorted numbers
to be distinct marked on the ou er 'nds 81
1be boxes be Charged at cost to be determined
RIldrT. viii state explicitly in their proposals the time
quantity ard place Of each delivery Eaeh party obtaining
eont.ct win be required into bonds, with proper
suret-s, for the faithful fulhlment Of the same ,
Bids Of pc no not manufacturers or regular ofa
or. will no, be considcr-d and the Depart
the right to reject any or al Dds WHICH may
be made . ,,,,, - ~,
e noaed ard they vii be fur.hed with f0rs OF the
,rsc: and o, the bond required Of them.
i'''''"' W" " %0ons,sl JAMES w. RIPLEY.
Chief OF Ordnance,
Wa.hinston, ID. c."
And VII b indorsed
JAMES W. RIPLEY
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IO IAlLORS and CLOTHIERS.- Published
and roy ready THE BALL AND WINTER REPORT
" fashions FOk 1861 BY WIN. OLENCROSs No.
fz broadway New York paba6er Of the Cutter Monthy
journal ssd Guide " FTsotical Cutting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-11

VNHE TAX BILL,
NOW READY,
in psmphle OF % pages hne white paper Beside tn,
tx We sppe nd to Il an Alphabetical Recap uson OF every
article 20 b. by the law and the amount OF tho tai 70 be
levied thereon The renders 1t complete and convenient
as il is possible to make IT, o.,
Price cents pO-psd; - per no Il cen, by eIp'es' s.
rer 100 Il BY msil. Address Ihk IklBl ~. Newlork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-11
Chances tor Bnslness Hlcn.

Two NVENTORS.-PATE secured by
Il COLvER &,HUNT. Attorney aud COupsclors IN cases
Of psentght litigation. No. 2T Broadwey tltoom No zD
New-ioTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-11
Proposals.
........u. A. 4 var AM 4

Oyrrcy ~ Assistant CoNNIssARrOgSHRALo org
SrBAsrgscH, No. statest.. New York Aug 4, 1852
4 RMY SUPPLIES-propOsals will be re-
n ceiged BY the undersigDed until o'clock p m On
1TTsAT the 18th met. Tor suPgying for the use o. 'he
ir..J S,.ie. Army SUBSISTENCE STORES, to be de-
,iveTed in NrwYork or BrOoslyn, IS folos. VIZ; mill
4SC,0OO POUNDS PRIME ...si oiaaei Ill
price at which tins whole any portion thereof
roasted ground ia clean fright spitr barrels
SOC, 900 pounds Of dry, light-yelsw COZ re suoAh
aud Of the best In for the purpose ana
10 he uiy head lined ouetb Of each be ready for deiy
cry by tie 18th us tho bssnce soon Is possible theie
after.
Small samples to accompany proposals
Each bid must have printed copy OF this advertisements
pos head and mut be specific In complying precisely
with ali the terms Esch bid have consideration must
contain the written guaranty OF two IesponAibe pAnes as o
lows: -, :,
I'VE the undersigned hereby guarantee that should all or
ary art of the above bid be accepted ha be- duly fulfilled
according to its uue purport aud condit 1nA"
Proposals must be- indosed Proposals. for Subsistence
Stores"
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lfle0icnl.
CLEANSE THE BLOOD.

With corrupt. dsorderod viti,ed Blood, you must ;be
sck al over II may burst out Ia Pimples Sore or In
some sctive ds.ass may merely keep you Ie. de-
health while your blood h impure. AY' xR,s sARsPA-
RILLA purge, hs.s impurities, and tia!.es tho organs
Of life into vigorous ,e,ion restoring s and e1pes
disease, Hence rapidly .riey Of complaints which
caused by imrurty Of u a blood .uch ss serofla
Eing' ED, Tsmor' W .r,. so,U Eruption, Pimple'
b0feA,' Do''' S. A'' ~, Fire R. or E,y'pela' Ts'r
or Sail RhsH" S"'ld Head Rnscorm Canee, Caseerou
Ts"sr'' Sore y,a. Female Di.sa'n such Retention
i'r'gsa"'Y .,uppr.in. WA,ie' ssery, spaRa or ZEN
AYEP sARsAPARILLA AID see for yourseH the surpr'
n' .e.l,y with which tho blood ard these
/dasOrdert
AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL Is so universally known
- other remedy for the cure Of CosgA, Ca
Guen.a oar,eae,, Group. Bonoss, Iaeipent Coa'amp-
ton ard for the relief Of COnsumpvs Patients in advanced
stage. Of the disease is useless here to recount the
evidence Of Il, virtues The world knows them
AYERS CATnARTIc PILLS for COstireaes, Dypep'ia,
INDICATION Dy.rn,ey. FO1I so~aea JaH"diee HeadaeAe
H..,surn. Pge,. RAsuma,m Drsp'y WOr~' and in .hoTi
for all the pur poses OF purga!ive medicine.
AYERS AGUE CURE.
TIE REMEDY THAT NEVER FAILS
FOR CuILLs AND FEVER.
1T NEVER FAILS.
1T NEVER FAILS.
1T NEVER FAILS.
FOR CHlLLS AND FEVER,
1T NEVER FAILS,
1T NEVER FAILS
FOR CHILLs AND FEVER,
1T NEVER FAILS,
II NEVER FAILS,
NEVER FAILS
FOR CIllL4Lo AND FEW EN-,
IT NEVER FAILS, 1T NEVER FAiLs.
1T NEVER FAILS TT NEVER FAILS.
NEVER FAILS
THIS REMEDY
Is SURE To CURE,
Is SURE To CURE,
Is SURE To CURE
FOR
CIuLLS
AND
1T NEVER FAILS, 1T NEVER FAILS,
ITNEyFR FAILS, 1T NEVER FAILS.
n NEVER FAILS,
1T NEVER FAILS.
NEVER FAILS.
FOR CHrLLs AND FEVER,
IL NEVER FAILS,
II NEVER FAILS.
II NEVER FAILS.
1T NEVER FAILS
IT NEVER FAILS.
NEVER FAILS. NEVER FAILS
NEVER FAILS NEVER FAILS
MEYER FAILS NEVER FAILS
AYERS AGUE CURE.
THE REMEDY THAT NEVER FAILS.
PKPAKED
DR. j. C. AVER Co,
LOWELL, MASS,
And sold BY Druggists everywhere
..-~--.-u-u,<xrsrs nxs.sgss~ssazsvsus~szns.ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-11
Gousc furnishing SooOs.

ICOMETUING NEW. Call and zee PAlNE'
y PATENT WARDROBE BEDsftAD Also h' Fs'eh'
Folding Mu..ets s.r th- cheapest and beet in Al
OKIFFIN's, no l6l Canal nres Moist
WIIRE WINDOW SHADES, of every dcscrip-
w uon.-Landscspes for Private Honss. Vine gus for
Banks Hotels and Olce. Manufactured sud for sAie ~
\ g. RICHARDSON. No. l0s John--t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-11

Cr,ros Hor,H NKv.YoKE, ADg Q, 1852.
PROPOSALS will be received AT this office
i until th. 1li inst for SUPPLYING SHIP CHANDLkhi
for the Cutters and Bos' o. h. '.on Tor the re
u.iudrr of the t.cAl yea endin. 9th June, iuo1 . ,
I. on m. article. ulrod ia be furnished application
.. M. oacr HIRAM BARNEY, Collector.
OYIioE OF CLsKz oT BoAHD ~ sursEvi.oks
No err HAfL, Ang l. ltbl
CFALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- ,hl. ofice urtl August l.! 100. a u NJ. -
For =. g. 30 an, u the beet Az HkAClIE COAL for
,he CouTts and Oc' Of he County se tan 10 Re
c.ou s.d At ~ poasdI - . . ...l.,
Ai.o. psoro.A. ior 80 cords Of KiNDLTNG WOOD. pine
cui and spni for
III. Wood be delivered Al such times and
plAo~s 10 tb. Cous,ttse may dessna,s
Tie Committee =, orse The ,lt reject and al pro
po.a!A JAMES DAVIS
MN NJ TWEED
SHERIDAN SHOOK
SMITH ELY. jr. SCommttee-
ORlsON BLUNT
WM G CONNER,
ELIJAH r. PUADf J
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1nrnlinrc.

TRAVELLED CHAMBER FURNITURE.
IA The hest assortment la the city Of Fn,neeo ru'hi
- a. III cl,r. and STYLES WALNUT and Chestnut, fain aud
On.u entsd In suites wholesale and retail Also
aud Pail az, Ward. Manufacnfer NO s' 'shaist'
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% Get.
Gonsfs ano farms Uanleo.

XVANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE, suit
w able for gent.e rasdumsEsa priyase family, com,
pie furnished aud with ali modern improvements located
Bond aud 2sih sud "a and 1th Rent abont
+ per month IA advance " desired The perfect
auce. be syen regards Of tho property viii be- to
most ownefs prime consideration. Address BOND No.
1872 broadway
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miscellaneous.
T,HE TURKISH BATH COMPANY.

In compliance with the wishes Of the Public - Shares
the Turkish Bath Company been reduced - TEN DOL
Those however, subcrbns Eve share or TO the sDoaaa
of $50 will beside tho regua dividend enjoy the prvsS
~b,cb ana,satee. " per ceat on the .,m.nt -'"'N@
subscriptions to the sock Of the IRKI5H BATH COM.
PANY win now be received at ne Offices Of ns following
Journals: Evening Post: Exfess Journal Of Commerce.
Times Tribune World 'sny air and at Messrs APpsby
The following sen.asn compose the Bosd Of Direction
Hon Als1. w. bradford. LID, Valentine Mott D.
M Shss eve! WEE Co. JON Sssss: S
Hon. Geo. Folsom, Hon. Daniel r. hemann.
c1a1s. King LII Pres Col WIN q Va soIsa ND,
MN 1scANYAN can Se .ssa q, The office Of Waa,
fslf no. Al Nsssau-H.. or at No. 81 rdayetse'psce
HAS, 6EESH CANDY. The Arabian ''Gunjh''
At Eochantment Cooectiooized -hasheesh 10 chArss,
<Ts. s sns " SsrVousns ssSebo Debility, confs
aa OF Thoughts. &c GER am cur. 10. Ces and Fever ~
zsc 5oc snd per t't.mps ezra for postage or sI
Fun direction, accompany each past.:e Also w Be .ens
" s'ss Eae. sa9y 81 s Ss :.
BfI s$s.Ss.y op \. = Y the ''''AA ~ ~ "
T0HE NATIONAL GRAND LODGE OF
( l. TIE INDEPENDENT ORDER or GOOD sAMAR-
T-e.A A MENU Y CIV %ED nj Aasa.
tonAl DELEGATES WIZ pi9nss oe Po"s'S~- ~ NN " Wv
W. N g. Sire Geo II. lick.
GRAND PUBLIC DEMONSTRATION
TEMPERANCE GATHERING,
Under the auspices Of tho Order Of Oeod Ssmsr.ns ud
Daughter. Of samaia will be held in the Oreenest Aeh
dist Church. New York, August H. 1892 y ocoSf m n.
| Tn. past r w n. o. Sire Doctor ISAAC COVERT VII
prs,Idr The X. W N. q. Sire GEO. h. HICk OF NewJT
soy Judge b. D. DOREM Of Paterson n j., ana Dr !.
| n SNODGRAsS Of SewYcrk, will seyerAiIy adde" 10
mse,ins on tho subject Of Temperance the Ne
Order and the feasibility OF consoidsting al tne aIeess
organizations Of Newly Brooklyn and Jery
civ ,nd Others. no cordially invited 10 come n bodies
or Delegations IN reg,. III possible or whoat and sihs
| us,. in the cesemouieA Singing by the 0noh sso "
Me,sr, WIN. T. McUoanough Geo. Cook. Nm. y oTas
and other. Poem written for the OCCASION oy BRO yohn
O. Baxge ard other interesting exercises VII tsAs Pae~
The public 10 in I,ed- Admission free
'' LABAN LEWIS
| JOHN MILLER.
| CHAS. A GUINAS0,
| Comu.uee Of Arrangements
UYT,UrpTII DIEI I'm MIrCKETS
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Gfc ursions.

EXCURSIONS to COMFY ISLAND
Ia Heah Comfort. aid Pleasure Cars leave Fsiton aud
Ia marine Ferries, Brooklyn every 20 minutes
90 TO the SEA SlDE.-Ihe cars Of tho
N Con~y Island and Brookyn r. H. Company are now
rn, from fulton and Cath,rine Ferries Church
Lane ireenhpd Grsvesend, AID Coney Island This is The
best route sheepsh.sd Bay Prvse Parties aud Assoca
tom. and Pic Parties accommodated application at the
office.
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Real G5lale for Sale.

EOR SALE. at sOUTiI ORANGE, N. j.
The property of The undei signed. comp Using FRAME
HOUSE IS feet square, with addition The kchsn
good caar four the fret door, the second.
aud three finished IN the attic nd half Of
ground two cerns, aneyernng well Of excellent water
also ban s,d poultry .houe. Tue property all IN nf.irao
oder and only about i've minutes w.s rom the railroad
depot For further acu sply at the oce Of the iiz
aid Powder Company, No ~ Waist, or ca the premises.
ID ,JfNSLOW
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r!,HE NEW TARIFF and INTERNAL TAXES

TENHE NEW IAKIF ana IN EIlNhI@ hAT1"
L complete IN one book systematically and aPhs9eu'
calls arrsDged Tor READY RKFK4ESCg, 0V ihe Chcia di
ton Of the Acts Of onsess tbaces the entire ppS O.
existing duties aud digeted M much u. nj at
sey regard 10 cogvenenoe and printed wan .ach hdety
10 give peculiar value 20 ia couInn-N nmes Price
Ten Cents. Order he Ciici& Edition.
DICK a FlTIGEiALp Apnsi; SINCLAIR ToUsEY
1 NkNKi NENIFR. Nassau,t.
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city property, l25 acres Of richest COAL LANDS Town
soon to constructed VIII soon be Of great value
HARRIS WILSON. No. 81 William It,
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OFFICE OF TUE Eug RAILWAY Coxpits EhlS'ph

ELECTION.-An ELECTION for DIREC-
IL TORS of the KNICKERBOCKER STAGE COM
PANY will be held Othce SHAY and 23d-st aiee Tor
INSPECTORS OF ELECTION in 1869, on WEDNESDAY,
Aug. 10, 1862 The poll will be open from 70 p M
GEO. G.. PETERS. Secretary.
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OPgIcE OF CLEVELAND PAisEsviILr. AND AsHrABrLI

OPgICE CLEVELAND, PAIsEsyiILr AND AsHrABrLA}
RAILROAD COMPANY. CLEvELASD, July 10. 1902
MOT ICE. - The Annual Meeting OF the
~ Stockholders Of the CLEVELAND, PAlNES'lLbE
AND AsHTAB[ILA RAILROAD will be held at the Office
Of tue pany in Cleveland Ohio Gu TUESDAY, the l2th
day o! Angus, next at 10 o'clock Tor the ELrCllON
OF DIRECTORS and for the transaction of fuch other bu
may come before them . 49,, .,
ALoA Special Mertiug Of the Stockholders will be held
at 10 o'clock IN Oh the day and the place for
the purpose Of voting popos to Increase the capital
stock OF the Company Diliion doller, =.
The transfer books of the Company viii be closed nom tho
GEO. B. Ely Secretary.
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LNOK SALE or EACHANUE m DIV ELIl-
L. ING-HOUsE or PLACE Ia iie COuNTRf-Fwo ne"
3sory bhck sTORFS on Fulton.sv and Myrtleay,
Brooklyn, Apply TO the osner =, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-11

DRINCEs IMPROVED FOUNTAIN PIN
One filing write. to 10 Sent by mail Send stamp
for circular GRO. r. HAWKES.. No. q; Nassau-st. N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-11

NOR SALE-TEN ACRES of LAND in the
Il town Il Rye N. y about half mile from Port
chester Depot and % miles from the city overlooking IN.
village and commanding splendid view OF Long leland Bound
and The surrounding country For country sesdeno. thus
size cannot be surpassed VIII be .od Ia two PARCELS. III.
hole evch1nged productive cly property For further
partc ulars apply PECK BUS, Ponhes.cr; or PECh
tHDTHbH, No. oil CbauleTsst., teis-fOfA
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financial.

81. MARKS FIRE INSURANCE. Co.,
Oypck No. 81 WALIcsr, EEw.YoRK. Aug s. 1862
Board of Directors have
~ THIS DAY deol.i ed q SEMf ANNUAL DIVIDEND
Of FOUR Ia PER CENT, payable on demand
WASHINGTON POST. Secretary.
AT meeting of the Board of Directors of the
"A NEW-JERSEY ZINC COMPANY held Aug 1862,
A DIVIDEND OF THREE PER CENT declared
seok payable aud after the 18th inst az the transfer
ng; o. tle Company No io8 Loery'st, N The trans
onre ., .u be clo;13 lr5n M lth TO the 18th ius
ie' oo'N' A. H. FARLiH Tressurer aud Secretary.
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nneirntIlor.

NOOPERSTOWN SEMINARY, COOPElS-
" TOWS ~ Y-Fory Dollar. pay, Board and Com
Epg Il weeks Doth ,sxosj send fof CsissFue.
X c. fLACK. A. ~. Principal.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-12-20
---s~SS---sMc--

OCEAN Persons who do not
pay special attention to nautical matters, are
likely enomgh to suppose, that considering the
large number Of vessels at sea, the surface of
the great ocean must be dotted over, almost in
every part, with the sails of the countless fleet
This, however is not the case; the ocean, like
the land, has its freqnented highways and its
wide regions Of loneliness. If an observer,
furnished with forty Herchell telescope pow
er of vision, could be elevated to hight great
enough to give him a view of the whole At
lantic, he would be struck by behoding hun.
dreds of vessels following one another upon
certain lines along very irregular course,
while over very large portion of the surface
not sail woad be visible In the extensive
spaces on both sides of these Ocean Paths, :"
few vessels will be seen.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-12-20
For the Butte RECogn.l
WAITIN

Wait We with intense desire,
For the teIegraphic wire
To tell the news,
Belt whatsoe'er it NAV;
Yet for good we humbly pray
lis thus we choose.
Hope We earnestly and pray,
Unions torch VIII light the way
To victory,
And our country still maintain
Her nationality and fame
With liberty.
Gladly would we hear the sound.
Th-o' the hills and wales resound,
Peace has come;
That no more a traitorous hand
Is raised TO desecrate oar land
The fairest one.
O glorious day when sun shall rise
To view no more the sacrifice
Ofpatriots true;
When sounds no more wars trumpet strain,
And peace once more resumes her reign
The country through.
Hail to the day when hearts now sad,
Reunion viii again make glad
And cheerful;
When from the war, his duty done,
The husband shall regain his home
Now fearful.
Hail J., glorious day. when songs of praise
In one loud anthem heayenward raise
Throughout our land;
That in our country's darkest night
God places the sword Of victory bright
In Freedoms hand.
NYANpOTTE Dec. u o.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-12-20

SENATOR FOoTE, OF NERNoSr.-In an ad-
dress by Senator Foote, delivered before the
Legislature Of Vermont, October "a, a.d since
his reelection 10 the Senate of the United
States, he perpetrated the following joke upon
the radicals:
l am for making this an abolition war"
be said in his stentorian voice. Cheers from
the radicals. Il repeat, said be, e an for
Gn abolition 'car. Loud cheers from the same
quarter. Il mean, gentlemen, that I am for
the abolition of this rebellion" Not cheer
from that side, but deafening applause gene
rally.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-12-20

INDIAN MARRIAGE-The Lahore Chronicle
gives an account of the marriage of Mecan
Pertab SINCE, the son of Maharajah of Cash
mere, with the daughter of the Rajah of Chum
ba. The Cashmere chief came to the wedding
with the whole court, and 10000 followers
The marriage presents were numerous and
costly. According to Raipoot custom, each
chief, on becoming 4 guest, received a present
of a bag of money, and on being dismissed by
the Maharaiah, handsome Khillut, with an
other bag Of money. On reaching a square in
the town Of Chumba, the Maharajah was met
by the brides procession, headed by the Rajah
Of Chumba, her father, be and his suit being
dressed in plain white garments. The Maha-
rajah and Rajah approached on foot. took of
their shoes, embraced, and returned to their
cars. The Rajah then preceded the Mahara.
jah to the castle, and, according to custom,
declined, as father OF the bride, to receive the
nuzurs offered by the family of the bridegroom
The display of fireworks on the night of the
marriage was very brilliant, and for some
hours the whole town was as bright as day
During the hours of the night the nuptial knot
was tied, form which is literally performed
according to Hndoo custom, by tying the
garments of the bride and bridegroom togeth-
er, while the iucantatons are read. The bride
groom is a boy of nine, the bride an infant
The marriage ceremonies are said to have cost
the Rajah 10000 rupees, and the Maharaiah
twelve lakhs
Poor IN APrEARANCE.-Wh When the late
Gabriel Ralston, OF Richmond, Va, had be-
come wealthy, poor woman, wretchedly clad.
with her child in her arms, came through o
violent storm of sleet and rain on a cold day
10 December, TO his couuting-room 10 beg
Among others present was a sectarian. much
priced in his day for godliness. Mr.. Raston
did not wait for the woman to announce her
errand, but diyiuing it from her chilled and
haggard appearance, stepped to his desk and
handed her ten dollar note. He was reproved
by the sectarian friend, as soon as the woman
was gone, who asked him if he knew whether
the woman was worthy. Worthy p exclaim-
ed Mr.. Ralston, worthy. good God sir,
didn't you see how thinly clad she was and
that she was dreuched with rain -
The weekly Butte record., 1862-12-20
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The weekly Butte record., 1862-12-20

Bulls AND BEARs.-These terms are used
on the Stock Exchange. \ bull is one who
nominally buys stocks for which be does not
pay; but receives. or pays on the settling day
the amount of the difference which may have
taken place between the price agreed upon and
the actual price in the market at settling time
The person who sells is termed the bear. Now
it is to the bulls interest that the prices OF
stock should rise; and the bears, that the
prices should fall This is said to account for
panics sometimes created on the Stock Ex-
change By false news, spread for the purpose of
having an effect on the money market. The
transactions Of bulls and bears can only be re
garded as q species Of gambling.