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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-07-24

Even Wellington and Bonspartc
begin to pale with their ono barrel ar.
tillery campaigns, when compared
with our revolving arms. daughter
and cheers.) England's idea Of lib
erty is-freedom for England and
slavery for all mankind. (Hear and
dissent.) i mean providing it pays.
(Laughtcr.) Otherwise, then slavery
for England and freedom for all the
world. Ooh, and bear.l 1t is only q
question Of money.
India gave mankind Conscience,
Greece added Reason, Rome. Will,
bot America possessing conscience.
reason and viii, took out . patent for
Energy and Truth. Hear, and laugh.
ter.) When England engaged passage
on board the Secession Pirate. sho &C
cidentally got into the wrong boat.
(laughter) and posterity will refuse
to pay back the passage money.
(Laughter.) If you have the least
spark OF honesty about slavery, why
don't you praise our people for abol-
ishing it in the Distric, Of Columbia !!
Why do yon not get up aud cheer for
Mr.. Seward. for making q treaty with
Lord Lyons to put down the slave
trade? Hear.) Have we not given
up another point, the right Of search
Owing to our wonderful activity,
England will find that our people will
overhaul the most ships. (laughter)
and by that means, no doubt prove
that the slave trade is mostly carried
on by English ships and English CAPT.
tai, armed by some Of the disciples Of
Exeter Hall. lCries of oh land that is
most unfairly
Gould every mans internal care be written ON
his brow,
How many would our pity share, that raise
our envy now.
Tho simile is most applicable to
some Christian nations. daughter.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-07-24
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" Westward the course Of empire takes les way :"
The New York herald., 1862-02-16
PROPOSALS..
HORSES WANTED FOR THE UNITED STATES 60.
IL vernment
0yrcs 0, fns ssxIos QuAafssrAsssa,

AnrY or rH4 PoTorac, Nv WIsn1scroSS! ~ Fsp. H. issa
Sealed proposals for the delivery In Washington City Of
to0 cavalry and artillery Hsrses for the United States 20.
yernment will be received ~ the ONCE of Colonel D. n.
~ nssser Department in this city, until u r.
These horses viii puSchassa In lots not exceeding ZOO
@ and no bids VIII b entertained for greater number
No bid viii be entertained that is not endorsed By two
responsible persona who will that the bidder
VIII comply with his proposition r.. should be accepted
Iwentynve days VIII be gwen from the opening Of The
uds ior me competon OF tho delivery the horses
the above horses 500 required for cavalry and oso
DESCRIPTION OF HORSES REQUIRED
- CAVALRY HORSES
TO be from IL 10 16 hands herht. ana vo.rs
OF age; Of dark color well TO the saddle:
built and free from all defects. ' S'P-0'"
ARrfLLERy
To be 15 10 16 hands In height between and vcsrs of
Of dark coors; free from all defects veil ~
harness, and TO weigh not less than 100 pounds "
The horses will be inspected by boa rd officers
from the regiments requiring them.
The undersigned reserves the privilege of rejecting zach
and bid should he consider That the intercs.s tho
service require it, STEWART VAN yLIET
Brgadicr General aud Quaitermssler
The New York herald., 1862-02-16
DENTIsTRY.

A RTIrICIAL BoNE.-cAUTIoN TO THE PUBLIC.-
IA S'nSo the introduction the nlinR numb Of
cheap operators have advertised spurious articles under va
ous names awarding their miserable trashy
1 sss the public can hsvs against imposition apply
may be obtained the celebrated Cuban Tooth Powder "a
Lotion the only harmless articles known Tor keepns ~
eesh white and clean and the C,ms healthy
PHYgICIANS TESTIMONY
Having used the Artificial Bone own teeth va chssr
Fully recommendi tethe public valuable dsco
ery. and superior " All other materials Aching teeth GA
oos and mere shells BE- ed and preserved and Ne
satsrs appearance OF sound teeth reainsd-S Abrahams
sAh :!rss. vs.d..S 4 g Hpl "a wsss rcsp,y fourth
p. Dr.. Van Buren, DR. J. A. Prior Dr. Q'keily, DR. a i
Day, DR.. Sedgwick Dr. Kssam, Or. L. Keep, New Hayen
y0nn. and thousand others.
The New York herald., 1862-02-16
A LBERT MORTIMER GRIFFIN& CO., AUCTIONEERs
"A Magnificent Household Furniture.
etatuary, Oil Paintings, Bronzes, Pianoforte
maj "a and c0sflY Works Of Art.

"A Piece Goods, &c-A. NJ CRISTAIAI, auctioneer will
soil Monday February H. at 10 o'clock at 23 Bowery
large OF Clothing the stok OF merchant tailor
Rrsng fine silk veyet and silk grenadine yesnss black
kngs; also CLOTH cashmere and beaver Frock Sack Bus
and Over Coats; doeskiD cloth, cashmere satnet
Pants fine velvet CLOTH silk and Vests various syles
aud patterns and large and neral goods
The New York herald., 1862-02-16

DROP; JEAN BARRE'STooTHACHE DROPs-A SURE
ana speedy cure For this terrible maady and also n,.
hleh IN " most sggrsvated FORMS we have the sole
ency ior Le Oned states Of this world renowned RENE
IL prtscriDed Dy the Faculties OF Paris London aud Rcrn
III be sen, 1y mall with fail directions any part Of The
cents delivered free in any part oil the city below Fftieh
rect snd price coes,cd on delivery Agents and druggists
.oeery. New York. n This company inset Artidcsi
! apcrlor quality iNN'' "s"s""
The New York herald., 1862-02-16

J. BLEECKER, SON i CO., AUCTIONEERs.-To
"A. cote an estateFeb 70 at O'Clock at the Merchans
xchanse four story brown stone front House and Lot %
aud ~ Broome street, adjoining. with Buildings
thereon Also three Lots Eighty
third street 2D feet west Of Third avenue 26xO0 Once
No. II Pine street.
The New York herald., 1862-02-16

M ORrGAGE SALE OF HOTEL FURNITURE-ON
M Tuesday, Feb Is at l0l O'clock at S3S Broadway con.
listing Of Parpr Chamber Dining Room Bar and Kitchen
se and Ingram Carpets splendid Bar Counter axtures
sx draw English Beer Pumps SITS; Steam Table and
6xtures Refgerators Copper Cooking Utensils China
Glassware, Castors, Gas Chandeliers Ocoth, g.. Csta
iogues At SALE PEED COLE Auctionesrs.
The New York herald., 1862-02-16

TUHrTE AND SOFT HANDs.-HOwEvER NEGLECT.
ed The hands may have been they be rendered
|cake with 0yccrine, regularly At bed time Chspped
hands and face and sore lips healed hours by he
|by TADMAN Co. druggists 81 Blsscker street, 26s Fourth
avenue, 6O Third avenue and Medical Hail. Yorkville
The New York herald., 1862-02-16

0RC A. WHITES IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
whole :es: 20 % $40 sls and upwards; warranted
every point Teeth ncd, 30 cehts 70 g. All work at half
usual prices charged elsewhere Onccs Is Bond strest
ew York, and III Arch street, Philadeiphia.
The New York herald., 1862-02-16

IRVING HALL-MRS. J. Il. THOMAS HAS THE
pleasure OF ANNOUNCING that her grand Annual Concert
the following eminent taeut--Mss Nina Geary Mr. Gcary
ductor,
The New York herald., 1862-02-16
THE BALL SEASON.
CERHxN LiEpERKsANz;, rn...

~
The above society will hold s Fancy Drcss Ban on
Tuesday evening. February M 81 the City Assembly Rooms
Nos double will perform ball and promenade music
this Great preparations have been made BY the
Committee ali
TUNER with and fancy dresses will be in IN
an adoinng Ali the other arrangements will be per-
ec,ed in such manner a. TO sustain the high reputation
the balls OF this society heretofore en- ioyed.
limited number Of tickets nj a. for gentleman and
ladies, are 70 be had Of members, only, yix:-
Carl Amnnn 106 Wall street, A O. Wood 81 Wall street:
Hugo wesendonk 20 Broadway Fred Kapp ia Broadway
Carl Durr 81 Ann streets H. Sturn % william street; Sgis
street; O. 0ttendorfsr u Chatham srest;L Grasse, $50
Greenwich street; H. Prezfelder 90 Warren street, II.
Meycn IS white street. G. seInway 81 Walker street, Louis
Burger 50 Bowery wm Jelinghas Cooper Institute Otto
o. satkersdor s Third avenue; Is. schubcrh es Spring
street; JAG Wlndmuler, 67 Bank street, r. IT, Grosz, 46
others.
No tickets win be sold at the door, and will be
ceved which do not bear the OF the gentleman intro
duced and the member Introducing These tickets not
n sfc rabe.
Members viii please call for their tickets at Pyhagoras
Hall any evening from 20 10 O'Clock.
- GEORGE NEMBACH SecretarI.
The New York herald., 1862-02-16

Il IGuI GUARD BALI.
LIGHT GUARD BALI.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
THURSDAY EvENISG, FEBRUARY 20 1864
THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 20, 1862.
Dodwosths Two Bauls
New and SplcSdid Decorations.
Tickets two dollars .tng gcpneman aud ladies'
The New York herald., 1862-02-16

IA RTIFICTAL TEETH,-BRAUTIrUL SETS ON PURE
"A silver only e0 fine gold and plana SIS warranted
qus 70 any work IL New York sns. teeth e Allied and
lxuaced without the Lease pain Aend perfectly harmess
hyperion bone white enamel ng only 30 cents Once 3S
avenue between Tenth and Eleventh Streets no re-
hovsL DR. LUTHER Dentist
The New York herald., 1862-02-16

Z AUGHING GAS.
II FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE FIVE POINTS HOUSE
OF INDUSTRY.
DR.. Cotton will repeat his Exhibition OF the novel and
strange effects produced by nhang Laughing Cas- for the
benefit OF this Charitable Institution,
AT THE COOPER INSTITUTE,
MONDAY EVENING, FEB. II.
Sixty gallons OF gas will be administered.
Twelve gentlemen have volunteered to inhale II to conn.,
mence the Entertainment Nothing viii occur 10 offend the
most fastdious lady.
The effect of the gas is to deveope the most promnsn,
traits of character
TO swell receipts for the House OF Industry,
SIX LADIES
have consented to inhale the gas.
70 add to the attractions the first half hour will be devoted 10
CONCERT
b 2o Pupils Of the Five Points House Of Industry in which
SONGS. They will show what the Five Points do.
Come and enjoy rich entertainment and aid these little
Tickets 20 cents. Open att. Commence at TX o'clock.
The New York herald., 1862-02-16

DROFEssOR ADRIEN BEGs MOST RESPECTFULLY
i 70 inform the public that he has made
ENGAGEMENT AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC
10 give few Of his
which he aatters himself and those who have witness
FAR MORE WONDERFUL
than anything ever done by
Prot; Adren claims and win before a NEW YORK Az.
DIENCE establish hts claim to the title Of
PRINCE OF MAGICiANS AND KING OF WIZARDS,
and the Public hereby respectfully notified that after
ADRIEN'S PERFORMANCES there will be little said about
and less thought Of Hermann and his EURPOEAN re-
putaton.
ADRIEN will appear at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC on
Monday evening, the Gath inst and following evenings.
The New York herald., 1862-02-16

LNOR HAvANA-PAcKET OF TUESDAY FEB. 49,
u The fine new British brig B. SMITH Mcclellan master
sail For freight passage apply to B. 0AdER
I04 W all street.
The New York herald., 1862-02-16

mo THEATRICAL MANAGERS THROUGHOUT fHn
IL Unon-A young lady having studied faithfully the
leading characters in the legitimate drama under the Able
Clara Fisher Maeder IL desrous
mencing series engagements with the view OF perma
nany establishing herself In the profession Her repertoire
baek,n "Eyadne yovcs Sacrifice" J" "The stranger
About Nohingn school For scandain cine Honeymoon
"Iovc Chase "Iondon Assurance 'The Wonder "Fant
Please address Debut box 2s Herald ON &C. Tor ten days
The New York herald., 1862-02-16
MISCELLANEOUS.


AT DAILEY's.
"A During the presentand coming week we shall make
large additions e 5SsEs HSf i2t Aab S SnA TEa sE1s Ssa
S rs Marble Clocks and
continue to offer unequacd bargains in the following
Silver sys, Dssd TEE Tsss spSSn. The
SILVER FIlTEp TIE fcE PITCHERS, !"
.'''ss; ''s' Aaasas.'m'y s. ssassr'''a 81 s. 50
sIy:: s. IS:
SILVER fLXrEb COFFEE iUjRNSs. !"
slo S's :is styles 0sssiHSsifaly siS ei..i:S;d' So .,o
cas ca glass bsesnsr: S'n. ss the
SssSsS s fass! ss Bowl: III:
Ivory Ss%dsd Tea lss 90 ss.sa
M.ddocts double Thick and decidsdiy the best goods in
Sion. Ssa. Rs1ts ris; as as
''0ns''0e China Soup ISSEh ESss. 'sf ssrs
S' -'''' '''"'' LIKEWISE E''''"''''.''''.'''..sS
a. r,,0rs. .r,,raI,nn An immense m choice n
s eysryhSs IN the way OF chande.
'' WIZ W.. ,! DALEY \. z, s.c.: CO:
ory Street, ssper. Sadn nn thn All sEeaa
ous, n Constants sc o prices Paint Brushes q R.riOr
S EsEIsE EEH ECRRis rs5
her customers and friends that she remove her oece
on and after Tuesday next February Great Jones
street. TIL then All communications will be received At her
5ooms and ~ Whitney house, Broadway. entrance
INVENTORS TAKE NoTICE-THB SUBSCRIBER HAS
extensive acquainance with capitalists nego-
ese any invention of real Address with full psr.
eiculars, j. X D., inventor, box l25 Herald o1ee.
MARBLE MANTELs.-GREAr BARGAINS IN NAN
A Tells Large stock on hand and reduction in
kLABER marble yard 13 East Eighteenth street west OF
fhird avenue. Mantes put any place country
DATENT KNIFE CLEANER--sTATE RIGHTS FOR
i sae.-Any one with $500 or $500 who wants 10 make
good easy living can do by purchasing State Right TO
manufscure the best Knife eaner from
70 IL cents each TO manufacture will sell well for 90
cents retail Reason for selling other business 10 TO-
Address Knives Dor ZIG Herald Office, for three days
GAVE YOUR MONEY-A. PARKER, ass WASHING.
~ ton street. corner Of Murray New York, sells choice
city sugar cured Hams warranted At &c. per best Family
sep boz ~ and 60 lbs c; pure Starch boz 70 lbs bs
1.-THE PISTON PIPE (PATENT APPLIED FOR) SIR
stutes segar, economies like pipe, easily kent
cean FITS vest pocket and sells readily sample paf
paying - proh sent everywhere receipt OF s mo
smaller orders noticed, those unaccomTaned by the
amount Address the inventor a. ISL Canal street
WHITE AND SOFT HANDs.-H0wEvER NEGLECT.
ect and deica,ey white By using Tadman Camphor
|Cake with 0lyccrne, regularly At bed time Chapped
hands and face and sore lips healed few hours by lie
|sse An Invaluable preparation In the nursery Prepared
~ Co. druggists Bleecker street, Fourth
svenue, 60' Third avenue, and Medical Hall, Yorkvie
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-12
Gone to Camp Chase.

1t appears that there is something more
than mere formality about the recent arrest
and imprisonment Of Secessionsts here who
refuse to take the oath of allegiance. We
learn that the Provost Marshal, Major Darr.
has received an order from headquarters in
structing him to send the citizen secession
lists recently arrested, to Camp Chase, Ac-
cordingly yesterday afternoon Judge Thomp-
son, DR.. Alfred Hughes and VIM. f. Cos
horn were called for at the jail by an omni-
bus and started for Columbus, where they
will be kept until they give some evidence
Of loyalty. An impression is prevalent in
the city that the arrests which have recent
ly been made amounted to nothing, and that
in few days the parties would be released
The action Of yesterday indicates that the
Government authorities mean business. -
All who are arrested and refuse to take the
oath will be sent to Camp Chase.
We learn that IL is the intention Of the
Provost Marshal to turn his attention TO the
partial suppression Of certain apparently
irrepressible ladies' to whose defiant manifes.
tations his attention has been called. The
husband of ono lady has already been mott
fed that he will be required to give bond fol
the, good behavior Of bis. wife, who is said to
have become very violent when her husband
was asked to take the oath. = Wheeling
Int, 9th inst.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-12
The Conduct of Gen. Banks on the
Retreat.
Correspondence of the Philadelphis Inquirer.

correspondence oil the Philadelphis inquirerl
Upon an eminence, short distance be-
yond Williamsport, and near the Hagers-
town turnpike, Major General Banks has
bis headquarters, in tent 1t is nothing
but an ordinary canvas covering but with.
in it is the man who, next to Sigel, may be
said to have conducted the most successful
retreat ever accomplished in this country.
Officers and men, from Acting Major-Gen.
eral to the smallest drummer boy, are lavish
in their praise Of him. During the battle
he WAS ever foremost; upon the retreat he
maintained position in the rear, and when
the army crossed over the Potomac, his stat
and himself were the last to be ferried over.
All gloried in their commander when he
led them down the valley ofthe Shenandoah;
but his successful action of the past few
days have rendered him more popular and
respected as man, and more beloved and
regarded as an officer, than ever before.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-12

GEN. MCCLELLAN has paid his respects
TO the wife Gen. Lee, Commanding the rebel
army of the East, and Gen. Butler has in
trod-ced himself to Mrs. Beauregard. the
wife of the rebel leader Of the army Of the
West. Now, Gen Burnside is also a very
polte man, aud il is decidedly probable that
he will leave his card with Mrs JEFF. Davis
as she passes through North Carolina, and
eagerly embrace the opportunity of show
lug hcr every possible attention.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-12
A Sad Picture.

Extract froma Leuer dated New Orleans April 81, tsae
OF the Post Office in thai ely.
Mon Cher .imi-Will the long
life aever end? Weary am of sighing-
weary of dreaming by night, and weeping
by day, for my own husband, q, mon
Dieii man Dicn, In this world will men
never be kind2 In the tomb will the true
God forgive the brothers who, in the dark
hours ofthis world s life, sought each others
blood / suffer- lsdeath coming? Each
Crash of the iron guns below the city makes
a widow or chidless mother would
shrek, and drown the sound Ii is useless.
Hvegjter,. husband-my own-hereafter
may we meet. ADA.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-12
MR.. BLAIR.

Mr. Blair, though Maryland man, is the
only one of the ministers, who has what we
consider the characteristic Yankee type Of
face, the high cheek-bones, sallow complex
ion, and long straight hair.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-12

'ffk ShslbytKy. News says tie rebelH
are busily recruiting for thcir marsudins
bands in that section Of the State. The ca
itor heard last week Of several men being
seen travelling after night aloug byways,
mounted aud equipped as cavalry.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-12

. UNvEILINa JUNIUs. "author Of
Junius" will undoubtedly be unveiled before
the close of the present year. So writes
ThuIlow Weed from Europe. Well soc.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-12

Ex- REPRESENTATIVE BoGLidNY, of New
Orleans, says, that many who have been
prominent as rebel leaders have for some
months past, or at least since the late Union
victories, been converting their property in
to mciey, and giving other signs Of distrust
which are not 50 rnbliily known.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-12
8elmnmt Chromitle.
ST. OIL AIR RSy WILLIE
THURSDAY, JUNE IL, Isea.
A Southern Unionist's Opinion of the
Resurrectionists.

A Mew Plot ofhe Conspirators attempt
to Reorgaaizc Me Buchanan Democracy
by Certain Congressmea-Be on yo,tr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-24
J. U(|le}e0rap.tt{e. g(eu5a.
a[FRoM THE ASSOCIATED PREss.1
LATEST WAR NEWS.
From the Valley Of Virginia.

! WASHINGTON, May "a The following was
received this morning at the War Department.
.2' .... aSTRAsBURG, May "a.
To Hon. E. NJ. Stanton, Secretary of War.
General Kenleys command Of infantry and
cavalry has been driven from Front Royal with
a considerable loss in killed, wounded and pris-
oners. ~ ...s@
The enemy's forces are estimated at five or
six thousand = 7" @4=" &@1<@
He reported as having fallen. back on Front
Royal, and probably occupies that place this
Forming.
" [[signed] = N. P. BANKS, Maj. Gen'l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-24

In the tax law lately passed by the City
Council Of this place, It IS directed that the
collectors shall allow to all persons paying their
tax3; in full, in specie OF. Treasury notes; or.
notes Of specie paying banks. discount to such
as shall pay on OF. before the lst dayzof July
N sxt, fifty per ct:-on or before the fifteenth day
Of July next, thirty per Ct, and on Of before
the first day Of August next; ten per ct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-24


The dispatch relative to the excitement con-
corning the slave case in Washington was in
correct in several particulars. The negro, about
whom the difficulty began, was one charged
with being fugitive, and had been sent to the
iail under the decision Of the commissioners
Yesterday evening, all who were arrested BY
either side were released Marshal Lamon and
Military Governor Wadsworth had long in
toryioW relative to the conflict Of jurisdiction
between th3al-;he former claiming the right
to exercise all his civil functions IN the absence
Of the declaration Of. martial law The cues
ton atissue Will havoto be settled by the Exec
utve Gen. Wal5vor5h intends to insist on
an examination into every case whore an alleg-
Ell fugitive has a military pass or protection or
where there is reason to believe the accused is
free under the law Of August last, coniscating
slaves who have been employed for insurrec-
tionaly purposes tits said, with regard to the
politics Of Gen Wadsworth, that he is not a
politician Of the " onl all-P Phillips school.
- GREEN PEAs-the first of # the season here
were offered for sale in the market this morn
ing at 81 per peck. Buyers, generally, hold
O. f for decline .@a* 1" -
~ GRACE CHURCH. we understand that the
yestry Of Grace Church have determined to
openit for public worship IN short tirne. Rev.
Mr. WALL late Of Portsmouth, Va, will, we
learn, be the pastor, & q. !. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-24

private citizen to take an oath to support any
/ State Government. .- >...
The secret history Of the Hunter General Or
der remains to be written, and the Journal of
Commerce is confident that if the President
were aware of the facts there would be a stir in
New York before many days.
+ The. National Intelligencer quotes largely
from the n Y. Tribune to show thasup to the
time Of secession, the Tribune itself gave all
the aid and comfort it could to those in favor
+ Of separation Of the North and South.
The Mem his Argus says that Miss Shaw,
Of Monticello, Ca, is making hats from the
leaves Of the short leaf pine tree. The hats
are said to be charming on the heads Of pretty
girls. ! II /: 1 - -.
Strawberries are abundant at Memphis, but
selling at 81 per gallon, and flour at $2O(G$25
per barrel. . .........~- ......
Gen Mcclellan has directed that such men
+ of the Ninth Regiment n Y Cavalry as are
now in state CT disaffection; shall as an exam
pie, be instantly discharged and sent from his
army EIe has also issued orders forbidding
plundering by the soldiers, on any pretence;
and. he has approved the sentence Of court
martial directing the execution Of free negro,
camp follower, for committing violence ON a
white woman. ~... .,
They are reviving garroting in Chicago. A
man who visited the grave Of Stephen A. Doug
las, was garroted by negro and three white
+ men, and robbed Of over $50 in money and sos
in notes. -@s-.< i. j..
Tn passing through one of the wards in the
hospital in Baltimore" says letter writer:
my attention was called to poor soldier from
one Of our New York regiments who was "ex-
periencing great suffering from a wound in the
shoulder and one IN the head. The tract wo-
man came along, put down a tract, told him
I she had come to do his soul good. The poor
fellow rose up, looked at her a moment, saying;
Tracts madam I can't eat tracts, [ can drink
tracts, but you can make tracks as soon as you
please. .-:.~.> ~ -. ~
In cno of the New York churches, last Sun
day. the clergyman concluded his sermon as
follows E:But I hear the r1lstling Of silks il
the pev5 as if some Of the ladies are impatient
to leave: / will therefore say, God bless you!''
A public meeting was held in New or}1 on
I Wednesday to take measures Tor the reIlef OF
the sufferers by the fire in Troy. Mayor OPP
dyke presided, and q large number OF. prom'-
nent citizens were appointed committee to re-
ceige subscriptions : I Z : 7 -"#
The freedom Of New York city has been ten
dered to Capt., Theodorus Bailey, who was the
first man to land in New Orleans after It's cap
ture by the Union forces: by Mayor Opdyke