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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-27
Thanksgiving Day iu the Civ.

In town, to-day special religious services viii 10
held in tie various Episcopal, Methods, Dotch Re-
formed, PTesbyterisn, Congregational Baptist, sud
Roman Catholic Churches throughout, Tho city.
Sermons will be yreacasd in mo-, Of tie CHURCHES
These di.courses viii iuclade tie constellation o.
the wants Of orr own poor the condition Of on.
country, the claims Of to army end navy Of ne
United States, AID the duty Of tie PEOPLE Z tie
Government in tbs trying and pc,iols uae. It
Will se season, also, Of special prayer for our
country, and the success Of our arms ia crushing tie
Southern rebellion.
After church services the great benevolent nstitn-
tons Of the city will throw their doom wide oleu TO
receive gladly tho friends Of the poor and needy.
Children, once wrc,ct-l uul fliendie.-, who have
been picked 90 brands lsoin tie buIiny, viii sing
their newborn songs, aud speak their little pieces to
tho delight Of the y.siug tl4oIeands Tbefe poor
ones vii receive as master Of Course fyr the ifat
time, WHIST WIS always accidental - them befJre-a
ThM ksgiy.ng dinner, TIE Home for the Friend
less, IN Ea,i-Ihnto,a s,fef ne4t Lexington avenue
the Institution fog tie Cod en- Of deceased or dir
sbled Soldiers, at NJ. 33l Sixth avenue; tie How
ard Mission, New Bowery; The Union Home School,
No. 20 East Forty second street; tins live Points
House OF Industry, ~ tho Boone street Baptist
Church; tho Ladies Eve Pciats Mission; and other
charitable Institutions will be open and ia active
operation. Tie Commissioners Of Charities ana
Corrections viii make tie usual provision for the
Raudalrs Island boys and glrls--eyerywLere the
n.Olus operandi OF DING good viii be drown open
for general inspection.
What is true Of Ills city applies also TO Brooklyn
and he other suburts OF New.Yofk. In one section
OF South Third street, in the Eastern District, the
ladies with one coasent mot a. Grand street market
end bought each chicken or turkey, according 70
the.s means for tie soioers who aye nov encam ed
81 and near East NewYoIk. Ia q few minutes a
cart was backed up ct one OF tie houees in South
Third street and chickens and Turkeys began to be
uBlouded aS if hey wore 50 many Goals. Next came
sbe exercise Of dressing and cookinga work for the
afternoon night.
Through the eicits Of Col. Amy and other Sons
Of Connecticut, tic five Connecticut regiments en-
camped at East New-York viii be provided with q.
New-Engand Thanksgiving dinner. Five hundred
tuIkeys five barrels OF crsnbersies, and 900 p4H-
A.n pies, with other luxuries, have been received
all the way from the old STATE. Tie Tin Regiment
n. Y. n. g. has subscribed nearly So 900 for the
purpose of Furnishing tue volunteers III the vicinity
with Thanksgiving dinner. Our sick aud wounded
soldiers in the various hospitals se 70 share the
hospitality Of our patriotic aud benevolent citizens,
who have determined to indulge in the luxury OF
doing good on Thanksgiving Day.
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THANKSGIVING DAY
IFS OBSERVANCE III The Loyal STATES.
HOW IT WILL BE KEPT IN THE CITY
PrOclamationS by the Governors

THANKSGIVING 10 q festival of purely Puritan origin
In this country. When The Newell gland iorsiale-
or, gathered their frs. fruits from the Plymouth
plantations, they publicly gave tAa"As to God I'r
his boup,iful harvest, and this beautiful tribute to
Divine Providence thcnceiorih becsme one OF the
mos, bouored customs handed down 20 us by tue
ate n old founders Of the ancient Commonwealth.
Thus. in the very infancy Of the colony, when the
rude husbandry Of the first settlers barely sulced
procure bread for the struggling conn uniy, when
,he immediate future was iIled with doubt aad
gloon, those pious ulon and women, Inspired by the
Faith that had borne them through such trials and
silietons lifted up their hearts in Gevout thankful
ness Aud from that day 70 tits the good old custom
Las continued TO grow in favor, til nov nearly eve
~ State in the Union joins 10 the general rejoicing
Bu: the festival ia particularly dear to every son
and daughter Of New-EnSand. However widely
separated the members OF the family 10 their daily
walks OF life on that day of all the year, the scat
tered children Of tie East turn their faces toward
the risiDg sun, and gathered around the family tree
once salute each otbei IS OF yorc. And 81
Thanksgiving, like perennial fountain, wells ~
with tendogost memories Of home anl happy scenes
of youth aud age sof,ening the heart in re Of the
hard 'trugge Of life, ana purifying tae soU, Of even
tue most sordid aud se..sh.
New-York, the great tseater Of money. getting,
where minutes are worth mn,s, unbcnds i,seli On
this the DAY Of days. TIE dr., lard old mer.
Chants and brokers' who stick 90 closely 70 business
ct other times, winged taelr way hooeVard yesier.
day, BY the evening tisins aal stesu.ooa's to tbe
hills.des and valleys Of New-E1s land. open tC
their DREAMY eyes tl.s morning from their comfort,
abe sleePirgosrs and stste-sooms upon Tie scene.
Of their childhood the bones Of d,ir youth, 4i.
there kt us bope taey viii realize al .4s lag i
meas which Cows from tits favored tine.
From other scenes will cone to-day SAD memories
OF absen; ones As Tic eaciA band ,i,ler under "a,
parental roof, there viii be cTc.ry yods ia t.,
domestic circle Away On distant fields are pa.rio
sons and sires, who dream If hoae aud lis delights
or recount by bvouae fires tue pleasures Ct lie PAST
and gloomily wonder ii yeI another ycar VII e.
them severed from the social board. Aud olA,ra
alas, sleep beneath the ed hsilowed by mar
tyred blood shed III holy calse.
10 these our der braves, glory and our pride
the living and tie dead, VIII 81 out Ills day, Ten
thousand bensoEs from every home in toe Loya
States Of this unhappy coustIy. o., may toe uex'
anniversary Of Ills day Ind U. once more a peaceful
and united people, tden shall we uuiy feel siat ,se
day Is douby sanc,i.od, and once more lilt up our
hearts to heaven il TO 'ely ia.ue-S Of our jy lnc
Thanksgiving.
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q sad gnac.

We end tho following card printed in g'se 81.
L0pis Democrat,
Mr. g. g. Fe.senden, who was d's,larged on last
Saturday, tlc.e being 20 evidence 70 lli'a.a the
charge Il he icing . Rebel -qy, was ua.he o.
Ch,Gaaqua C0uaty, NeR-E0rk lie nanied hn
wiie ~ tie North. when, Der relatives sllll reslls.
About three yeags s.lc, De moved IeXas Lop:nz
by cig1ge vi climate 10 recover Is ahead! 4eeln-
lux heait5. Wien tie war commenced nc was
obliged % leave lexls on accom-. Il 10 Uulcn senii-
uents. lie WAS passed through oar lues by oar
cilc-is 20 vi cOasln, whore = nuu4hsr OF h.S req
lives now reside. Af,,r remaining win he relatives
II short time, 10 returned to Il. I.onis hopug tAaS
ke might Ani s0ne opportunity o. obtaining rs
wife, wLo is still in IeXaa.
He ronsilei here a short tire and was then
pa ssed by The Provost Marshal 20 Memphis. Find
iug 10 hope Of Communicating with her here, 10
returned 10 t.is city, when Le wae arrested by 10
police on the 81 % September, aud committed 70
Prison on suspicion OF being = SPY lie wrots 10
las friends IN Wisconsin, repeatedly, but coald ee.
mo rely. As the prison. hospital Is part % Iy
field OF labor was requested by one OF the oiAcer
IN the Proyost.Manbafs Office 10 report to ian any
MortOriOus cGsen that mSo. come 1nnef u! 'oseI,
walton. lreported tie csse of Mr.. Fess-noen, ana
/ he WIS Granted A hearing almost immediately IL
may not be improper 10 say tna' the V,!soa :
crowded with donates and there is more or less SUI
leriug among them. Yet everything IS conc io'
them that can be done under The e'fclni''ss'Ss, W
render them cou'orGhe a ,o"'"'eN t.'.J 80
,ro,n tho ladies' Union Al Society arc permtlea' 20
,i Inc nri.o, and distribute books and tracts OF
rli,iDu. character, aud otherwi'e assist the sex
and J,i.s. Mr Fessenden shared ia those s,'eI,
ti5ns upon the sick. DGnng tue penasn'S % S...
case he was released parole ia The eiy VI -
urlav laei be read his nal dreaarSr N INC he"Si~
rers If mis- city, aud was much pleased
lie died n, bis place OF boarding o. Marker "'oSi
nm sunday morning, Nov. II, et about e.'es. "a
he money taken from him Al The the o ~ III
thsre ia TO be appropriated ny the lro'oi las.
,ul.eent amount to gise i'm respee az a y,'
hi. remaius to be sent 10 Wisccnsin, III '0H1'A-'
with Bis dying request. c....,,,en.o or
lie made no complaint 10 ne a ihe 'over'II Ss,
IL officers and have no hes,ancy 10 ssYi1f Sops
/ believe he was q true Union man. lilo u'e1 ~ r,n.
OF Haven feel very grateful 10 tno's s,ne,,
dered me assistance in carrying out us ,as n,o Viz
and dying request, TO have remains '"A'A
'ohsi' ''' iN''' '''"'' $. p. IVES. chspan U. j. A.
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has not lei. u. without msny .so. evidences of Ills and

h.. no, left us without sny gos evidences OF His care and
Oar state has beer blessed with abuodn, harvest. tho
patriotism people unparalleled In the h-t1Iy "
Of brethren 10 AID have beer victorious 90
rlsny bsr,i.ougl, bsrh"ds the nnilccbce o. our ~
,e sJin,..eng to the suffering, u TT ops orth
of gsnsrous people aud hbcvs MI N me mus, v'
u inrrnscne war unparalleled In the history oi tue "ot
the people Of our state been SLOWED 10 pursue '"'''
"a &C sful ayoc,ons nndi''nroet
BY GOV. FREDERICK NOTEBOOK or yfNaoNT.
Tnoush tie lg.hy. ia His provijen id d~an;. ooth
psiy, ocpire and sorrow with love sni nrfcy Hhu as
atini dr-igns olcn kfltti scr fr'f'c "i.n y"
cannot Peus,r-ir still enou.h Is revealed 10 ~" ~
in his pfoy.ssc, n"d ne are rd 10 "i '"a e'' ~
hucs ofuonnc aud dainty ut Is good Ting 10 give
I sharks un,o m Lord" ,... n, Ill,
in ii god Tine restore beloved kepu e ~ peace ana
prosperity uaity end power rd th ieeIn Tue
evil aud religion. sherry 81 be d,pci'ed 20 nanslnu ~
e A al t,netlst Le viii dispose OIL evefywterr {"
cent he mid reign R-doeme and wild h'si'n tho
proIni,ed tins ~hcl u.Vcrsy i"o.e s1a' DO fhN'" w
And ,lorrn macy yhI gathered around The fr'tye
board Of ne domestic heath must iHss.bJ op'ese ,ne
yarsn hair loj direct thought, 10 him wac - ~ .hs
scrd field OF lies 10 IT,. der, gave, o. 'ck o. "onho'
l. nur,rd by stronger hand y le 'hine'' D. tcpriu
bv f IN ght II ns nay aud tsoir pnrp5e to d'cAase
the l. .ne.i aud duty Of the rn,n'' to hi' county
~ GOV. ]. p. ROBINSON on EENTUcHf.
In, artn WED ..rt OF padlua "a well a. individual 90
psnaence upon supreme Ruler Of the Un'e'e % nc
.Ies evidence OF Tshuej cv1aioa shj no psope e'o
pros Guy gfca. length OF tine who did no admit ana
nyni lila power sud mercy, VII any such evor rise TO
Ile sf-aru~ss ualp1. -,
tn. siist u Inc AneTean p"op'e hs "'," VI 80
cuh.i D., The terrible realities Of tho n'ssiins war 100
c thr n7tion piur god by the dsppon'ei ab.
ilu a, ned sud fscae.s sud II Is tie "a alike or
ou and dnty a to prDstfae oIrss'e. tn hSHi'
ou tefo. tie Auth Of IA good -pd suppr t. HIS o "
lent ur.n go srr.t s wicked aud rebellion ehd ~.
store to dtc,,d I-opr sbs blessings Of peace uay @a
iIurri Il affection. 80
lie s-lo-, have been opious The labor Of toe hi.band-
As Oosn crOwuoI WIG ampIr r"un, Sc We nv' De u
ID suo. 10 noun he rvsgts Of e1t,uird ol'.afc u tAe
counfry the pub oath h. never been more marked " ~
dummy The a. ~ " itch g. drawing close apd while, tn.c-
ia. t LsVo e. l-lneut the tefuois cOus.queDc~s 81 iLo
C.cid. war hirb llcts aud dr-olie. land yr.
Lave all lie f f.iurlng thank, to Hun int We are
rs ffsl those awful -cuufe~.- p,stsfce and lninr-
winch 80 Of afct tn. human family. and not uu.qssluy
a6l fi-lF horrors to ~ se Involved In VA.
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Tbuuksg;ying Amusement

Extra entertainments are provided for this day and
evening in tbeaer, opcra.house, and concerl-foom.
The lArges, number of performances anywhere
afforded will DO at Bsrnoms Museum, where, begun
ming early in tie morning. compact drama called
&" Harold, the Soaking: or, the Ice Queens Vow, "
warranted not 10 exceed sixty minutes in time OF
representation, will BE- pat upon the stage every
hour. With generous regard for the comfort OF
bis patrons, Dir. Barnnm exhoIts all 10 come early
as the frat performances will probably be the least
overwhelmingly attended. This it is understood,
Will not interfere with their also coming citen Every
member OF the public Las The privilege Of wnessing
each successive aud separate representation, on pay
neDt OF the requisite price Of admission. Surprising
tina, Harold" sets IA al halfpsst 10 o'clock d. In,
end continues uniDlsruptedy until midnight, the
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visitor who cbooses may enjoy dozen or more
repstitjons at the moderate payment Of 50 or there
.hout. exclusive Of reserved seats. We commend
this fact 20 p puar consideration.
At the Academy of Music IN extra performance OF
I" Lucrelia Borea' will take place in the evening,
n. O'Clock. The Price of admission on this occasion
will be only so cent?. Madame Loriai, whose Chief
hoiors have been Won in this opera will reappear,
ana Mr. Brgnoh will gracefully glide from the
shoals and quekslnds which afiiict him through toe
spirit Of Me)er5eer, back to the smooth waters OF
Donzeiti. bliss Mcrensi and Mr. Susini also parti'
ciga;e.
The new fairy spectacle Of" BlOndette' will be
twice represented at Laura Keene's Theater-in the
afternoon at . o'clock, and in the evening at Z,
O'Clock.
Gabriel Ravel takes bis last, long, lingering fare.
well Of tie New.York public at Nbo's Garden IL
the afternoon. -Four pieces offered by his company
--"The -Four Lovers" Ute Green Monster" "fha
Mschievous Monkey" and Ballet advertisement.
In the evening Mr.. Forrest will appear Spartacus
in " The Gladiator"
No day performance will be given at Wallsck'f
Tnester ln the evening Central Park" the most
attractive of the lighter reyivas this season will be
played.
At the Winter Garden, MI and Mrs Barney VII
hams this evening repeat their regular bill for this
week. the steady Increase in tho audiences rendering
10 changes or additions necessary. The pieces an'
nouuced are " All Hallow Eve" "The Magic Joke,
and Barney the Baron"
Tirrolrs Panorama OF tie State OF California viii
be exhibited at Hope Chspein the afternoon ut three
o'clock.
Campbells Minstrel, give at the Palace Of Music,
corner Of Fourteenth street aid Xih avenue an AZ
iemoon performance at three o'clock, in addition to
/ ,heil regular evening concert.
The exhibition of tue Artists Fund Society will
he opeu dsy Gud evening at the Gallery of tue Fine
airs, No 6g5 Broadway.
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The siesmer George Peabody lies in a very bad
c.ition u souh,n wreck ia.ide u.Herla lniet but
viii probably be got OF alor diaehaJgiug her cargo.
Her passengers wero brought 10 this porI by The
teamor Dudley Buck.
Al a meeting Of The passengers on board ;he United
Silies transport George Peabody Capt Robert
Graham, commanding, it vas resolved that tho fol-
loving letter OF thanks and statement Of accident
should be printed in tie public journals, aud copy
Of the same be rendered 10 Capt. Grabam
oS Bonn U. $, rH'Nsio9l GzossE rEhopI)
TO C,pTas GHAnAs-svs For The Uniformly coar e,us
manner With when, datng cur ia',ase from hesiok YOU
,4es',d o bird your .ssilri feel oufssvrs much
Ntu~ leaving port undrr th- oui'us gro pec of aslo
1.... ,,r.ed DIV hv u.r,.,.l, rn...,. ana b.,,
.th'r gfosea 81 once i-o quaiucs Of thorough gcnlr.
Wc ibe anl-,ifnei pa~oas-r. % board your Mn Sr
Font kogs hailf afsf5uso aet.nf rssria 20 and
confidence iu jour abilities silent officer ehLolg "a
tie VOYAGE hs pr tei 81. di,aslous islr etstrr.snt
W l~f the PIT Of Nfw-fork Nov DO ?, bat owl -
rsrou, scrdrn, tho nscl Der, wre 90 rrd % 9u into
smpnn toaas for Isp, God were hla des,e l nio dys
flcl 90 ct'dst soyrro aIt sreolufnt,l b
ioavy weather % hltrrf af frna.rd u le-.aIy 60 naAe
he shp oaserd A~r anchors snd iuioi another vse
ns soe oamsg sai ~ ci' anng hes No wee diyoa upon
A.by VII eyd roe every canton had been used to prevent
ae 'ept hfio anacfo', IA onf op.nln no blame ~ The
Erre',ng s.rcefey par,. will please sccep, or
moot eof. ~h, Tor your future wclfe together With our
d. ADOLF N,Yrs. H. Is v
Oso \. nUmBpnr. AIT sar l., G, IT. Battery.
Gk1 q. JAtvls, surgeon 1th C0nu. Hryt. Vols.
!. MAGrIaA, ist Lieut. u. >. Wi llglleors.
W. y. isinan, At SUE 4''h Is Vols.
JEEKnlAm IowssKsp, Lieut.. T.h Conn. Vols
Ions G. ho'snAs. "a A.lt Engineer u S. i.
ga E,S %1l' A.. oss . ,g ,, r9' r. oy yo,
7 hEnLEn, Master Maehinisgs Cls.A.
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CosFrDFHATE MoSEY.-A Lexington, Ky., cor
respondent tells the following anecdote respecting
Confederate money:
Dey bud cay timo here a little while back.
massn," remarked n sable waiter 10 the A." pnmnix''
last evening. "EPry one of dem lebel j mndo Is
own money and dey was berry free VIA =, COZ tey
kn0w'd II din't cost muffin. One pDutiemm pib
mo five doaw for brackin' BIZ, boate, ana tote a.m
he wns very kinei but II il va. al dc sgm, ~ him
d rndder hab q dime. lie told ma den | WIS q
Did Yankee niggar, and didn't gib mo nuiin.
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CbarlksgiDiu9 GcrMcIs.

"a, 800 cs,aer 81 Iaglt AID Y,fca.s,
|iHhSKsGIyIS~ DAY. o. Il o ioes, by ,ha Rev J. s.
KALLO a. subject" " hni NO hav" 90 be al '"km i'f'
. 'rhrui.sgivirg Uuion 7 raycr-lIertlng vii be
f,lI 90 ,lr ia.rs. t,tsEr aions CLu.ch nf'oAyn o.
ITH.NKsGIFISG EVENING. a. y oop,k Pas or ana
Cbule4 s.ery s.c .vrd 70 l DJ ODD unite "a pas 81
fr t DO 30 -nu 81. md tho preservation Of DE Union
r.lrc, VIII be 's.er ioft 'ias .od woi dea 'l ei'
hianspn 81. Z. CLureh.-r-A.i's.i,ss 5.,aaa q.
d.. uf t.r fsst.r. "a Hcs j. p. HEAhbh'' ll"--
.aa1s evening service In iL.' shu'eA Wal e'li's"'' a.
/ Ciurch of he rur!,ar-.-h lliyKSClvi1G Dis.
90, .5. ne fLe ,.ngu5a OF or County ron -'-fry
/ d., C.FI,EK. THls ,otslsO - n o'.orS 80 thr
% isoh Of ttr flsr.us ou tii'n'g ,ifr Atf " .'"
go .tdlr.t ~ tae is' Regiment 5ouiA 'so"lA 'o'N-''
' ." p7 rfr'r1'''
Prof. 1lattisoa pre-ch,, g.,rs.-yins sermon hi'
C',.-r. i. t.t. nc.r rs. TO-DAY 81 n e'ussa.
i.ss o, ch.ir Of Gou aiy TO ou- h.narea ehla's-.
a.'t' 90 '.e galley. -
rho ilcy. George Juul.in. -. d., wa. preach "a
t- t.sIa ,s.y. ,Iif,A t-l.a I.r iI ofrr--sfI
.liS 1plNiNi. acvt;s to tolncnce a. II A. "a. sul-
see He i''...a
Tl,oks aiyius nry.-gf...lirs 10. 81 a'll o. a.,
.,cr to. Ilo,. Df. L. y. sAlrh satar': "oos.ions II
rs h'-l'
Tto synaGosuc OF The Congregation B'naI
= 4. ~ 90" of ,iss .sfr.r. 90 fiiaNSs0NISU DAY
!. o-tks wAsua D.ossrso 81 10 delivered By iL'
H.v. DO tsl .lAiL
shr Rev DR.. 4. =. True. pastor q s,s.'' g.. Z.
Cl.cl ..l t''i a4-ssa wI frrsch sal 3D." ~
tiaas ca.-.i.l ,'.tie p'or - J. ococs o. 4fA"ia-
.4." Dnt. ti'a s.,f e4t.'o i'fny in i'' "1.'-
stssa ,y'.vaf.i n Do i'si t'tt o.. 40 og'l'.on
.As ,orh Pr-.byts'i- q Charch. A,,..,.. 80 -.
- I..,. o.. .f,l-l '.r r.al. w..b. ~ pAi, .
. -sr-,... 10 i-.,. -D,.iNf l.Nri.L0.p. b
qhi.k..f,..r.--. h.a.ls l.at- s..o.. iisrsr''."
CD. 49, .l t.h Htrfuf Dbl D. r.-. 'nt.i's- ~ 80
O.. '..f '-ti' h ...f' I''H $40 -''''
iu-'tt ll'..... ...f is.J.' ''
fa-usaritinA.--.as Ess 4puIAs AtHi ip...
h . o. ttt ut. 'ftI.I A.. ID -" A. no
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IRE Cincinnati Engufcr has q great deal TO say
chou. loyal edi ors lcing an eted with niger ca
tie BRAIN Tie EhqaDp has ~ any 6n.4' 70 10
nicqercd. Nashville Cn.9a.
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sick and Wounded in tho Fre''
Hospital.

The following ia report OF the 'lck "u' Val a,
in the United States Army General hO' =, ,ssa,
Frederick, Nd, for the week ending Now =. -
Remaining az last report. .'.'.''''''' ,
Adullssd dunus the ~eeA'''''''''''''
s8o
Total.................s'''''
Returned 80 auty....,.....''''''''''
pi.tnalgsl............s.s..''' B. ~
observation-disclosures
SIS
Nsrliuipg.
TIE names II those who died are 10 ",', mr,.
J. a.. DAVIS. n. = n. y. ~ "a - NJ ~, Car
yolu psief7. II. 10 l.A - a. 't,.,.f.s /, A"A-
Geo. A. Pike, 9. Mi''' ''N'
Two Rebels also died.
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Prof. Madison rfcrchrs ,fs Swing sermon Ia bls
Ci..r. i. t.t nc.r b rs.. TO-DAY, a. II .'asga.
.,s o., ch.ir o. Gon iHy 10 ou@ h.nafed eh.ia's-
t If DO. s galley.
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rhc ftcy. George Juul.ln. ~. d., via preach 10
Gle t.usI lta.g 4t tIll,l t-l. ai.r il ofrf--sf
.dfs lUlNiN5. aeyi,s to tonineace a. II A. "a. sfa.-
1 80 40 LuA..-l
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Thank saiviua n1Y.-.r-.. bog I'D. 81 "a u b. ~
Ga - .I fl.uf ,4.u f.Irf rrrHrr = -I.g, 1T fis
rotor to. ov. Df. L. y. sAiTd bat oct; 90 cs ons II
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-27
Thanksgiving in the Loyal Staies-Pr0ein-
nations ~ the GsOVernors.

The following grateful and patriotic sentiments
taken from the Thanksgiving Pro,lamaiicns Of sey
cfal Governors IN the loyal S.aies, will be peruse
with interest by our readers;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-27

(iurch % fhc rur!inr-.-h Ii4 iNhsDlFItN D'H-
90, s- n1 fLe d., .tnpiIsa of Country RON SAVE
.s Oh. keJrlsl. wiI o- Ile.cl-d n] th' hrF
o. ClEL.EN THIS s0tsisG. - II otlnrs. in thr
D 900 of ttr frsif.us. tiiIp-ghlre Art o. 'n''"
o-trSlrs ~ toe Do. Regiment 5ouia Cafosa ionlief DO
81. q. lr rrrsrltrI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-27

VI est Twcufy-ihis d-st. P.rsaJ!rri ~ thnrch
i-.l CO. O. 4.n-., -,..eloe 90 ihtNhr'INit0 Uf. %
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-27

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.a.n....e l.t-f. .r4lrifr. TITS ftffifi".
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-30
TIE BOY on TIE GATE

The rosy cheek'd urchin that swings on the gate,
In . right merry monarch in all but estate;
Bat treasure brings trouble. what title 10 freef
Thus better without one, thus better Is he,
For the ring Of his laugh mirth- ing strain
Whieh choir Of young people respond TO again.
Tie birds are all singing, each heart Is elate,
With the rosy cheek urchin that swings the gate
The rosy cheek d urchin that swings on the gate
Hath Natures own pages upon him TO walt
HIS joyous companions-a cherubim crew,
With poees OF daisies and buttercuTs too.
He boasts not his jewels on forehead nor breast
But his heart IS all gstness-hi= mind Is at rest
Oh what are the hon0rs-ths gores of state.
To the rosy cheek urchin that swings the gate
The rosy cheek'd urchin that sw ings the gate,
Waves proudly on high his book satchel and slate;
The sky il all brightness-the fields all gay
Green branches are waving-the lambs are At play,
And where Is the bosom that pines not to be
Thus baihed ia the sunlight as happy as her
FOR the heart pureSt pleasures End when too late
And sigh 20 be swinging again On the gate