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The New York herald., 1862-11-27

ltron the Philadelphia NOrin American. NOV. 20
The counter citing fraternity IN New York have delosI
tories in various parts Of the country equivalent 20
aeeuc where spurious money suppcd 20 ributors
from twelve dollars htl twenty 1--we dollars rcr
hundred. The detectives have recently received infor
m,ion from various paris OF the country concerning the
matter Persous arrested for uterng counterfeit money
have declared thai their Oi snlyiy No 14l5
Brown street, Philadelphia, aud that came Ia reg liar
course through the mails Chief franklin put the place
under close surveisnce order 10 lie ready when
time came TO make descent. He earbed BIZ process
OF inquiry not necc ssry TO mention ths yesterday
package o. the spurious funds would arrive from New
York and, " search were promptly m,de. 1t would be
found IN razbae IN the upper part u the house.
The house NO All Brown street is plain dwelling.
with barfoom attached. Chief Franklin describes II
as the headquarters OF incraiin2 coanerfeers this
city. Pickpockcts and thieves do there
them there other accommodations. Counerfeiters
claim 10 be grade above the prg They usually pos.
better address and better education and conceive
themselves emitted TO the ence society over whose
threshold the thie would not presume 10 cross. The
male and female bOares who trans,entiy fredleuted
1,4l5 Brown street would pass current anywhere as
respectable people Ars. Eliza Jackson the andlady is
a decent looking woman, Of middle age.
Having obtsiped all the Pouts party Of dve detectives
Yesterday made descent appu the house There were
no people In It at tho time but Mrs jackson Her they
invited 10 take seat, and one ofirsr watched her
while the searched the house They were certain a.
70 the result They found The rag bag described and
In II was 81 1926 IN spurious notes
She brought yesterday afternoon TO the Central
police station, where the money oyerhauIcd. Il
compr sed the following batch
Farmers Bank OF Hudson, N. u So is.
Citizcns' Bank of Pittsburg o., 1885,
Bank of America, Providence, H. = 40. $50
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Cbaricsiown, Nd,
Sse5.
There was BESIDES sio2 so IN Spanish god and go 90
The whole batch was bad looking stock opy calculated
IN pass when hurriedy taken or BY ope know
ing nothing Of money.
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Church Service in she Ct,v.

Al 81. Paul Methodist er,scopai church, corner OF
four'n avenue ana ~enty street, Thanksgiving
sermon at eieycn O'Clock, by the pastor Rev Il 3,
Rdgeway,
tie Vest Twenty third street Presby ytorau church,
Seventh avenue. service to-day at eleven O'Clock
A. NJ by the ras,er Rev Frederick G Clark Subject
''Gold in the Fire eF Our Natioral Position"
thanksgiving sermon by Rev. Dr. j. nowlias N the
Berean Baptist CHURCH Of Bedford and Downing
streets, at half past ten O'Clock A. NJ
In the Third Reformed Presbyterian charch Twenty
third street, Of Eighth avenue Thanksgiving sermon
by the pastor, Rev. j. r W. Sloan at a quarter past
O'Clock A. NJ Subject, "The Bright Light in the
Clouds
The Rev George JunKin, .. D.. VIA preach the Canal
street Presb church fentrapoe in Greene sree
this morning. Service TO commerce al eleven O'Clock
A. N. Strangers invited
There win be Thanksgiving services IN Westminster
church. Tweny street. between sixth ard Seventh
avenues. Tho Rev Robert Proctor viii deliver dis
suitable tor the occasion eleven clock
Tharksgivn sermon will be preached n the iaght
church, Of Laight and varek streets al
eleven O'Clock, by Rev. ], $. Kaloch. supJeoi wha,
We Have to be Thankful For
The synagogue Of the Congregaio on Bnai leshurun,
Greene street between Houston Beecher streets will
lie opeS for Divine thanksgiving DAY at eleven
O'Clock il the ipg, dscourse VIA be delivered
by The Rev Or, Rapnan,
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
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Married.

Ne orT--.luACKIynusH --CuRns--QUA AckrNBrsn.--O
Tuesday, november 25 at the residence OF the brides
ia,hep, by the Rev. Ds Mel. Quacknbush, Mr. PETER
~ dorr to Miss CRRrsrIANA QuAcKISBrsH Same time,
Mr. CORNELIUS d. CURTIS to Miss HELEN A. oUAcFISBusH
all Of this city
IlowFs-EygRETT. AT Princeton, Mass, on Saturday
November % by the Rev. f. Davis EbwARpK HowEs OF
san Francisco, CAL, TO EMMA f. EVERETT, daughter OF j.
I. Everett Esq
RIrTEg--LAwEENcE.--On Thursday evening, November
13 by the Rev James Aett residing at Al Bond street
Mr. WM g. RITTER late OF Norwich, Conn, TO Miss SARAH
JANE LAWRENCE, all Of this city
ScofIEID-SMnn West Farms ". Y. on Wednesday,
November ~ at the residence Of the bride by the Rev
Mr. Vanvikike, Mr.. HENRY scoEELD TO Miss ESTHER f.
SMITH.
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An Appeal for the Poor.

day. having becp appointed by procsmat,ons or the
Governors Of this and other States DAY or public
thsnksevn and praise will be duly observed all o.
The country, sGeh occasion deserves, and the r.
cua condition Of the nation al the present vii
permit. The gloom and which The rebellion H..
cast upon many home will or course interfere with ,he
tfmary hilary and joyousuess which marked the o.
OF fThaus giving in former years but gene
rs rule the day VII be commemorated with appropriate
ceremonies 10 our churches, public asylus hospitals
private residenccs. Many Of our patriotic ladies have
very worhy devoted lhenselves to-day 20 he cause "
the poor wounded soders midst hs, ng prepared
Tor them speeiil sml5rs IN the way Of 4 bounlifp
Thanksgiving dinner nd other ltIic delpscies which viii
Le served 10y thclr sr hsa Snd viii cYe all the
acceptable therefor,
would be vel many Of our merchants ,ocs pl, er
by this exeesnt example afforded by the benevolent
ladies u 'b metropolis. While plenty loads the tables
our rich me thaats AL eInaog ~ other kinds ta
poor clerk aud aboTer, per force n;eni WITH
the scsnty fare which The ace,sed prce. of every article
of provisions enable him procure Would /, not be
noble msnber 70 commemorate ,hts occasion by actin
upop ihc excellent suggestions ,hown oui Ia the follow
ting temperate appeal iron Of tbs woknemon Of New
York who felt the heavy pressure Of want I.solne
from the unhapp, condition VI the counuys--
To raE EDiroK or rgE HERALD.
boz you u publish the following sppss Ia be.,: o
the workingmen Of New fclk with such editorial recon.
uendaiions a. the cSscncy Of the case seems y az
msnd.-.
You are doubtless aware ~ the general moycaegi
among tne working Glasses ~ .btsin an advance ii
wages. We have succeeded only 10 a limited exicn,
nor are the ospecs of iu thcr very
tnf since many ~ The employers have oLsi iinacly
fused "a coinply with demands Nov | would sss
what aic We TO dof We cannot siarve do like
70 becoe burden urn The pubic charity " the cty
TOT thst world pe The aEt thing industrious New l0fk
mechanic would ask t1-. hnd yet must come TO tb.t
ws 90 not set reasonable Increase upon our present
" wasss
It's et necesssry for state tbs reasons we have
fos mskiae sliis demand. You know them much beteI
snso cou'a explain them 70 you. sufce u say that
tbroe dollars this season " NOT equiv two in rur
chasing shn nesessaies u fo at this time last year
sxifAAs ne E'naapI ky sagas asesa. iH fsct lDy
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Corcners, Inuucsts.

'yEOssR RANSsy AND 1Hs EieaB AygNrg ABORTION
- -Coroncr Ranncy received very complimentary
etief yesterday from the Dstrc Attorney in relation to
The Eighth avenue abortion ease Mr. Hail says IL i The
only case ~ the KIND where complete chsu OF circum.
stauia evidence has ever been arrived al and thanks
he Coroner for The careful aud intelligent nannnr Is
v bIch The lnvsstss ton oonduclod.
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First Reg imeHt seymour Light IA mtry,
New York voiu teers.

This regiment, OF the very best Organizing Is
composed 81 from the vsrious mliis regiments Of
The state The officers gentlemen carefully selected
the various positions those who wish O. Join this
gallant rcrlment must apply ut oace atesd 49l
Broadway. The Coione Is Henry n. t.ioDeu al
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are positive niury-especIaly TO .hose WAC Inaulgo N

positive njuryespeclaly TO those who indulge IN
them.
tournaiist woud respectfully you recommend TO
the merchants, employers and the moneyed puohc gene
rally the necessity Of complying with the increase so Justly
and SO reasonably demanded. r. X.
NEW York, Nov. II, 1861
Decidedly no more attng method Of sgnalzng Thanks
Day could be adopted than that above suggested
Nv ,slance through the city yesterday could
that the a., tomay preparations for the Thanksgiving
d,nsr -, -, much neglected in spite or the war
Na,,,,, a,'s.,.., seed turkeys everywhere in
abundance, and it is fair TO a,as sa''
bic ''pum puddingn and 'pun.. ..c,or. d,sonss,as
prepared by the busy housewives for y.
pest rraFqiam,
turkeys are TO be this blessed day BY the !s
Of the Connecticut regiments Of present eneampea AZ
ccprglle Course, L T., after yh.eh the snug niue
- thousand pumpkins, O0ns0ctsd iass ssS: ss@:
dessert .- coruec,,cus pics, ps esEelsesS ey
I'VE nuA --sLX.~-- -
the same patric.s. AenuenssA nase contracted /"
fight for the Union This bounful repast we believe,
due to the kind providence Of Colonel Amy, the STATE
agent for regiments the "Iand Of Steady Hasts
The Massachusetts,, Maine and New Hampshire soldiers
viii be provided for and undoubtedly make the most Of
their frs, Thanksgiving in camp
The Ironsdes regiment intend participating in game
base ball. the principal feature Of the dayaiways
excepting the dinner. -
The various public lnsttutcns such al the Home OF W
Frendless Five Points Mission, Howard Mission unicn
Home School and Catholic orphan asyums viii also be
well attended to by their friends and patrons
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POLITICAL.

ssssaiS wsIs:se'as candida. ier xlaessss
su nl,re>i n said ward after consulting them me
s.f e
poa s1d u The welfare Of said ward and Z 'o.ed
as' Ioss s
ssl sgd who viii stand y ,hs wei
ana Do w..hqr.w from iss aea candidate for saa
TS SS" .apss pT%s e 81 L. T s %
oq sadn . Of ns b. Tsm%sn n 90 MSs and
5 ~ q 4 ny friends WI, siye ,lsir sarpSr, 2 nms
1i sas' sassas' nss. WIN ~ dc
hRSsES SffIEsY s's,c,ps S;,;1,, ward
1sr wARp-JEtFERsoNIAN SCHOOL NoMINArioSs
! f0f Eo%%kb sSsosi foI;p'i; BThks. sHaer'
coEsfaiSs tSf siai21 IS;ssslil DissTa.
s!sTNssS sfs sssis' ayIfiSs, asfySIi.ffiisSs
PuRrcKJ. NuRnAr, Secretary !,
PEOPLES SCHOOL TICKET.
b%siEI bIs a2I%;s;'SeiE ooSGS,
wElLlSa4Ssp III !Sspss'ssn sess'sssnosD.
JOHN n. wAyDEIL. 'W',f'ii wM. il. MERRILL in
whD gs1oS u ~ sM PThScsAsq& Bscs 81 &
oG,k ca evening to Tsns AT. az s p az
svSalas, SoT IS By OrGTsr Il uxprnu,rI cs.,rw.p.
PtFEa RusH. Ses'e
7OTa wAED MOZART HALL REGULAR SohJNh
For School Commissioner.
JOHN JACOB Russo.
FRANCIS Is'isffss issffffsssIso.
Trusteca
MICHAEL FALTHEE
WILLIAM McMANUy.
ROGER BOWLING, Chairman
raAscts ). McDoScucn. Secretary
Nominated 4GhSsSSs Y sssSs' sss2sGs cs1sssr c.au..
JAsgs sA1ToS, sccIciaiy
e,s,pwArp UNION WORKING MEMS ASSOCIATION
ZZ Al amettns Of this gssociation held a. the house os
avenue the ioilown resolution was unanmousD adoped
Rrsecd That endorse the nomination
MI Pcter Mas,erscn for Alderman OF tho Twenysecon0
Or motion the meeting adjourned Friday evening Ders
sevcntyfous members prrsena. !. 49,
Ovts McfxryvA. Secretary.
III PArRtrE Mop AsriAxp. reasurdN HNw
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DHEUMAyIsM,

pHEUMAylsM
N WHO HAS ITf
lthas en- .oniessedly acknowledged BY horssnas Who
have Gsed he that the Galyanc Electro Metallic Jnsoes
are the oay preventative aud Sold BY all and
saoe dealers ncraily. Price 81; SAINT by mai 81 1b
MEIiAh Co, A.g Broadway. Send for . circuar.
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Court CaIe.o.r-Tn,. n.r

srrRwwE CorRT--CKctIT--part l.-Nos 7sO5 7sra
sos IA, s2gs.
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Total cost per for support OF children OF the
pct.tlone,s. when their new building Is completed

Total cost per annun for support Of children of the
petitioners when their new building is completed
The p iii cners consequently ask FOR less iksn
woua the city to provide for and maintain yeax
alone the orphan chill which is intended by
furnish with homes foot eotsng and education tantl
their ssyluins free OF cxpeuse TO the city.
Viewed chAritasly rcs0 tsly pecn nUiary, rea,
sons In favor OF granting he Of the fore
selves upon the mind OF your committee that they
no; the time present OF tho
CoAmon Council they bel eve he iewao,s hgnres
authorities an incl sen OF the merits Of The
the arpcatoN II they prove convincing The Com
mon Council as they hay 'o your committee ttat better
funds OF the co;o stion win have per aaccahs
duty 10 tlemsel. es and their constituents.
The following resolution Is respectfully yet earnestly
commended for your adoption
Resolved, That the fifty thousand dollars
hereby donated the of The roman tallnic
Orphan Asylum OF the Cty OF New York ~ applied
towards tis erection Of IN orphan asylum N H. bex
oil sioand baucu by fn. .rst and Flily
the fourth ant Maisph e.ass aud iAat te Nompifosr
mems the one tho ADD rl-t hundred and
'F e a$d be hereby ami cTlzcd aDd directed
lhtrh the alose mentioned amount OF ity thousand
lars. r. /. a. BuOI.E
TERENCE FARLEY,
HENRY SyITU,
t4s.x.
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THE STATE or NEW YORK.
the depth Of national Addiction we some wIn ssren
upon neas he sost HisS nd render Win grateful
ssns % IN e r
=. a aa S Sea
ered among dark periods Of history and rs sorowf
,ss ss eoS .a the aass
:Ssn Da sr w @ and m While he o
pi the viii discipline VS. into national humility
given Way i deep duy in defend
sa 5 hi n.ss s sss ls eas %
present themselves IN nor definite form ON national aims
Ash our and Institutions + p9osdm o i n ,ha eoFsrdy
srOsGt bsSon neh h Say q
shs terrible calamity or civil upon rs, we see that Tie
qualities OF naieI a characters and though teir pu5s
ecsasons her proves and devotion 10 ause 1 " ha2 n
been such % win respect We permitted 10 see
when peace shall RETURN have Faith Aaerican
M h sTs ~ d moe mar per
shs people mere .t 4rmly nni;ss 'bsn eyer
syerted at home, the unaemaed armies have been pro-
n0 IL es wha scs RUS soa a Gm ess
yshy bestowed the arts have prospered ;he employ ments
has been fuay mainteined Reverscs aul arms have
.,l for Ky ~ ans usifs s ~ be S & Sc - y sry
Mons Is : fna ssa he contest ~ ~ i''''
shas and countless other blessings of the past for NE
sckrowiedge our depenponc+ the Supreme Beng
sssT answ from his spessy enossn sefySass that sd
usuiped, and WHO give not God the glory in
Lh things, and that, ia proper spirit, may ask
shat victory shall attend our arins, health armies
aud prosperity our dwellings thas peace may be
seeore ana that may have srength to meet the trials
ei the future do appoint THURSDAY, THE 9TH DAY
OF NOVEMBER next, day OF Praise Thanksgiving and
Prayer TO Almighty God; and do thar ss
pending al ordinary business pursuits the people h!
state DO meet together, IN then own tosen places OF
ship and that the said day, 'hrcughout be appropriately
observed
In witness whereof, have nv ha nd and
1xed the Pvy seal OF the State The Of Albany tins
AI.t day Of October. in the year Lord thousand
eight hundred and sxty-two EDWIN u. MORGAN
BY the Governor LOCKWOOD l. Do1Y, Private Secretary.
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THANK SOWING.

The People OF Twenty Loyal States Oh
serving the Day Prayers and Coed
Dinners, sc.
According TO custom to-day being the Thursday in
November, has been apart from ordinary business
pursuits 10 be observed proper time for general
thanksgiving and prayer by the twenty OF
she States q the Union and viii he celebrated
an parts q tho North, except Vermont in the moh
becoming manner
Gov Hoioreok, Of Vermont, has appointed the Sth of
ieeemoer Tor thanksgiving in that State aud the cans.
essned Tor thus deviating from the general rSs -,
protraoied session Of the Legislature "s
The following are the States in which rx.,.
eamatoEs have been Issued fs ITO
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.


and the managers cf he
AssA sH pa &. .s 9 Is
.onefs are the children Of deceased emiarsns nc
The passage E mot parent: Ss
dsn %nssr o. God wSe n aenssnes eat
import me parent times only surviving one IL
Sssss1sS :ss1
me e. % 20 70 soo % oe o ana
not il be would the diving request the asoni1ed
Pr %sas Is sSs S::I :ss sssasssss
sy e
psom ana co eonsons sssisn hss he as
That NE
vide erher orphan children would De regosy fGalisa
on bs o sf ss
sSa y sss!s q aPs nssss
ae as Hs &C that ss ss:
s1 the e sss sssns %
i%or%dng e Inn , 70 NE CITY authorities for ac
TO the superciai observer the above OF fifty
Sa 70 b s s re
c9RYpce the Common Council they were themselves con
reality nssnisant Comparison he pecaniars Sens
fits already enared % the city treasury and equally inssni
advantages certain to result the city upon the completion
his orphan asylum under The charge q ne petition
@ Sse h ana
neroa 81 thirty seven years Te inmates We're then few;
a niEs
average number Of inat,s would be i've hundred. BY
% %
o o q Nss sss1 YORK S
sixty dollars per year for each cha in he asylum,
SKI to thirty thousand hve hundred and twentyio"
Apply this rule to the Orphan Asylum Of the petitioner
Xsesee 5 inmates for 81 yea'A in all 5ss os
Or. by W. leteresce 70 page les Of same do, an.en
snas e ias 80 and ss' dry Ne
ns. % 81 81 ss r ao NSs ~ qS for aaaasS ssa sha Island
Apply s rule M s as As ~ o Inds ahar charge II AZ
@ sd nd wes hs saTe Be- cared Tor IN a ns
inevitably 81 have been lie pssysss
been eonaded 70 private have been he formsr @
q n milton s "ns ana ana Sasd sn @ aep ~ % o so
the on kandas island tue expense would have been
Is o an institution of such praise character
that has saved since its organization cie million
Of dollars he City Treasury entitled TO more than ord
aa @ 70 asa & s
es wn m 81 h e sy In o % aas s sy
receive all the aid and encouragement asked for ip
Your committee belevc I'm. an sirmavc response
be gwen by the Common conne anu tina, Their rrpy wn
that, with the exception Of the ground
or received he slahtest aid from The city aaihores
TO simplify the matter your committee will state tic claim
Present number Of children in asylums Of pcti.
Annual CO. paid Juvenile Asylum b. city ior
each cnd....... 90 se4 oso
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I atty, a. the tHy Ha of the CITY % New loi
I l. s. this I'D day ol November, in ihe yesr Of a
Lord one thousand eight hundrd and siNty-tv
$~>>>>~@ GEORGE OPDYKE Mayor

PROCLAMATION by TEE MAYOR ~ BrUoELyN.
Ia accordance with tm..hobored the
Of the State has recommended the observance THURSDAY
the 2th inst da. Of general Thanksgiving therefore
request the citizens OF Brooklyn 70 abstain from aer
business pursuits that day the day
per and becoming msnucr. There many reasons VII,
should acknowledge special ndehdpess to the Grra
Dispenser events. Although the country
and aGiictcd BY the evils which follow its train
have escaped oi The ills which had sppe
fend We have not been sted by The prsence which
was feared would attack armies IN their Southern
camrmeDts and the whicb marx the OF mill
operations have not uesoa'cd homes hearihs
We have BE- thankful tot r' positive bless
tnRs peht harvest has crowned the laors of The hus
bandman and sveted scarcity from te land There
hope tia; the which engaged will
sventuate in The restoration q the upon mpe
rshable basis The people Of bch sections have
ssror 81 their ways, ana The terrible evils VIII ch bave
Ted from dsfeNaTd constitutional ohgss nd
cultivation Of si Of sectional suiuoSity the
Gti o. and he qualities displayed both sides
they have learned mutual which tho basis o.
national amy For bese blessings OF the and hopes
the future. have feel acknowledge
cett of gratitude Him who bling OF evil
On whose bands are the desiinie. of Bat,ons.
MARTIN kALBFIE1SCH Msyor
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MILITARY oBsERy ANcE.
okNkRAL OKDFRs-No. ty

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, SrArE OF Nrw YosF,
Apyp1ANT GENERALs OF slCE, ALBANY Nov. - 1s61
In accordance with usage his ENC eney
seslgnaed day on hch tae people commended
abstain from their ordinary pursuits
rustomed places OF acknow
On Almighty God and render thanks for the aenens lie
has bestowed them. On such ucuast douby
Interesting the which Ganspir
snG, should forget those Of cyens whom
customary Of Thanksgiving viii and away from their
bones and hreides amidst ;heash of arms perhaps the
shock battle That they may wherever practicable
ID proper observance of the day, ordered thai s
HnaDding on regiments from this
vice ana the of all military vitaiu
State the Thanksgiving Proclamation lie
fore their assembled commands and other
appropriate ceremonies be observed exgeneics of
service viii permit
By order OF the Commanderin-Chief.
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Your petitioners ask for sSoC9o 70 enable them to
make pro. sion for the mediation Of .QQ glk
didon i chiiaieh-whiics.. a :ais siIie faf Would
ast Ncitx
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BY order or the Commander-in-Chief.
tho HILLHoUsE, Ad fu,aDt Geress,.



In compliance with custom and the proclamation The
Governor OF the State do hereby he people
oi this ely the OF Th rsday tie x1th
d. OF public Thanksgiving, and Praise.
IL ~ meet that eonscciaie day TO the earnest ana
united manifestation OF gratitude 20 God ior his eoni,
tcns oi war While the cities districts aud sanS
OF common country have suffered all =, desoauon
horrors OF fierce intestine strife have been pefmIcG
enjoy homes In PcstleEee has
crossed hfeshold has ptospered indus
bas found ample employment liberal rewards deS
tituton ami crime have diminished aud but FOR unha
lowed rebellion that has STEPPED country boo5ana
Sraped our households IN mourning the
20 is close would be recorded
chastisemen,s undsfwhich no.-stering
blessings in disguise intended by The Faher Meree
ultimate good; for war harsh SIS disc pinr. and
crushing is without
heart and enooes the sentiments be
h,ed pairioisn the heroic the fouNe aud the
humanity manifested by the volunteer row
ting defence of the UAinn May bope, therefore,
that the trying ordeal through which country ss
- but Of puriaion. intended by the Ruler
and az US for higher standard otisn, e, stioh
and tbrsnsnity Abiding In tins faith e us b. o. good
cheer ann with one hears JON m gaeful thanks The
Gverof all Good for the richness OF HIS mercies aud
sounding trust unite IN earnest prayer for their ccntiIa
in Christian charity remember The enemies
country and pray God 10 deliver tho he e,i spirit
which holds their hearts, and let US
IN lies minister 10 the aud aet the
1erings sck and wounded poor oppressed
Given under hand the seal the
: I atty, Al the City Ha OF the city % New YORK
Lord one thousand esght hundl "a and siNiy-two
GEORGE
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Another Coanterfei,ing Den Broken w

aecIslon govern: abeu. flrty slmIlsr sal.s.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-05

The ten Confederate soldiers whom the Abolition
brute Mcneil, lately murdered in Missouri were not
executed for killing an enemy. 1t seems that man
was missing from the neghborhood of the ten, and
they were held responsible for his safety and ordered
them to have him forthcoming within fixed time, un
der the penalty OF death. The time passed, and te
were slain. 1t turns out that the day after the
murder the missing man returned to his home. He
had not been molested, and absent on business
which he did not desire to communicate to his friends
This statement was made the authority of St.
Louis paper. The crime in the case is made more ter
rible by this statement.