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Mr. encouraged by the sacsess which attended his
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:, MISS KELLOGG in the part Of Lady Henrietta.
ss&sp' s..ts''A pilsRsa hzsns
In Brooklyn on rHHI'aHxi Il TSov%lSaE Ssai g;
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NEW BowERY THEATRE. IDI
~ Sole TUESDAY skSxsY e. 4 m EGs a. Ins'rd
O.. HbSLEfSE fSES oE sSDSsssssSss DEN
FOX n %SssisS sSissiisS' is;'' II SSlissor Is ;s
And Robert Jones sEoi4bpo Ecq = patriotic Drama Of
OR, raE scour AND THE srr.
RAHNuMs AMERICAN MUSEUM - 9-
LAST wns MsEF wI DE EsS ES5IDsy y AT E
THE Vsfasa ssEaT y FaIkY 'sn s'yfi PLAY
&c ass, s sss
r%& SSaSE9s ssss; ~ ssESrIs seEssnr
OF dS'fS 81 s
in watch many beautiful nymphs of tae air sp
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MuGS n Ms9 Tis M sssF T 81 a1s % Blows
s aas f
Who wi" m ahE r sss M aqap f ssTa
ye. haynsa beautiful face and every way plsasias
"A0 WIN 'tT THE i EWING HrppoporAMus, 80
Vino will f.i' 4hs # 'ss sszAr LIVING WHALE ~
asGr o sess of ''
@ i9y nGEsEs Cd
''n', I T ';sss As..'s
ali for cents; children under ten, Is cents 80
most in WIN snf
evening" aSaa IN the Day and
p Meshanics' Han. i7s Broadway above Grand street
fss aa'2S is xis foLKA
DR. TUMBLETY OUTDONE.
Horn, Peel Florence Getngs Neil Bryant the Ia
vorte comedians in their eccentricities.
PLANTATION FESTIVAL S, ENE DOWN IN OLD KY
Doors G1< rises ~ Tickets Is
IJOOLEY'S MINSTRELS
ANoTEs ss1 ETsesNsy SgPSs BPRa
Fs s esS ss e
called
JANE ASHORE. 80
Or The Row SruYvEsANr HALL
aon Howard: .Aramia a;smthe.
G. w. II. Griin
Other characters by the truupe.
Undminished Of 'Barbary Alien," "Saiy Come
Tn sCsfdeOps.r kr
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UcTIoN SALE OF A FIVE STORY HOUSE. FULL
a or ma n;cent Pailor, Dining Room,
s, Chanber an LIBRARY Furniture,
z t.esant kDseW iod Pianolorte,
Rich parlOr Suits, Silycrware,

,l.e 1s.eeean. =, ,ssw 90 r,anoIorte,
w. iAas Snna % f sell h ue.
dsy af,s on =. o,clock precisely large and se
s
nvcs all q which s new and wort the special attention
a % a sS Be- so na %Sd" BE
serve 70 the highest bidder rain shine consisting
si Win
satin sGS and lace
TsSPs sns s ss apS Pr
Lara Vases Ornameats and valuable Paint
sass Ts1tA ss
%arsssss beaainr Enssh msGss ssa
tents rss e ssv @ 1s "a f.
Fshs French FSa nSa Sns S *,
and C,ysa. engraved Glassware, Ta.ie Cutlery, &c.
s Rss Sc o Ssss to
deposits Wit be required Of purchasers. 4
A s. RICHARDS. AUcTIoNEER.- CASES BOOTS
TiNa on wsdnesdsy Jsaaary as oeloes. =. store Il
so Cor'Sndt street comprising gents Grain and Calf Boots
Catalogues on morning of sale.
A UGTIoN EoTIoE.-LAEGE. SALE OF ELEGANT
sas o sa large dhs h oass s Mo-
O'Clock precisely consisting Of elegant brussels Threepy
sa. S1ss 1:p. SAND and
Ss Plate snk na so:
Beds snS Ss and Nd Hair
sseS McaalSn CARPETS Sofa Beds Lounges Chairs R.k
positive Al! The goods must be removed twenty
four hours after the SALE
UCTlON NOTICE.-B. H. chiffon, AUCTIONEER-
l WIZ be soid TUESDAY. JAN 2S at O'Clock +. NJ,
front OF our once 45 ssau dun coored Horse
ex years old good traveller in saddle
Warranted scund. Terms cash.
\ A UCTION NOTICE.-wM WRITER'S AUCTIONEER.--
IA HENRY PALNER will sell th;s day, January Is,
a O'Clock. at New York. Tattcrsalls, Sixth
Thirty street, Horses, Wagons Seighs Robes Belts
Blankets G
UCTIOE SALE OF CIOCHERY AND GLASS
"a HENRY u. EVANS will sell In lots TO suit Dealers
Tueaas January 2 at lO clio k a So Maiden ane fine
Assortment OF all kinds OF Crockcry and Glass suitable
the retail trade Sale positive and gods well packed for
shipping.
ROoKs.-s. j. BoGART, AUCTIONEERS. WILL
~ Sci gu "Wednesday, Jan. ~ at II occck at the
OF Frankfort and William streets Golden Canal Ceera-
zion; MsCielans Reports; Il Of Brandt - vols
p1diss u vols wayrrley; 70 vos wadie Library &c s'
RANIEI. A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL
IL this day,
Al 10Y ocsk at his saIesroon ~ Nassau street. near Fail
fon Large assortment of and second hand Furniture
vfz-Ehsaut Paror Sltcs in c.; Tables.
retry aud Library Bookcases Sofa Bed Dressing Bureaus
Bedsteads Mattresses. Feather Beds Blankets WashstAns
China Dinner Sets. &C. AIso VELVET TAPESTRY, BROS
Sells ana INGRAM CARPETS.
A'So account OF whom II n, mahogany
o. octave Pianoforic made by Geb Walker.
DAHIEL H. BURDETT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
. IL Grocery Stock auction.
BURDErf JONES 4 CO, will sell this day (Tucslay)
t IL o'clock, 81 Franklin Brandy, Rum
Whiskey Cin Schnapps Champagne Bii,ers Candies Mus
Pines, Bourbon
k.ukA a., ~. .tn1A A,.nsxt. t..nfU
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uENRy H. LEEDS AUCTloNEEa--HENRY II.
III LEEDS co. will sell nj auction on "Wednesday even
Ing at ~ cccs at the residence " Filth avenue, near
Fourteenth street.
Books SIris Instruments & BY order Of the executors
of the late DR.. Kisssn, deceased Among them will be
found the following valuable Books, Ave peaus Mid
wffcy Works Diseases OF the Eye and Ear, Broussens
Medicine PLY siovgque Tste des Hernes Trait
dAnaicmic Ds rpve ~ Johnson's MesiieoChrurgi.
Review Ds0caons and Fractures VI the Joints Sir
Ashley Cooper, Bells Anatomy Spurzhem on the Anatomy
O. the Bran, Liars Anatomical Plates, The New York
Journal of Medicine for the 1874 1850.
The British aud Foreign Meiieine Chirurgc. Review,
complete. for 1S52 to 1860.
Aad other hooks. comprising about hundred volumes
Also the en- irc collection OF Surgical instrumental
They viii be ready for the OF sale,
from " A. to O'Clock r. NJ Catalogues can be oUtaaed
the house at the Office Of the aucionee Is Nassau
street.
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ff,o HAvASA-THE DOUBLE EEGlsE UNITED
L s.-iss m,i steamship RoANoKE, o,o. Couch
r.r,. on ws-rn-soa,. teb. D. A. I: . ciork. Appsyo
LrDLAM HEfNEK, llo BSvss wag.
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CEoRGE COOK, AUCTToSEER.
NJ ASSlGNEE'S SALE OF

FINE uoIsEiioiD hNifUhE. >,
This day, Ill clock, li below LII
berty large stock o. rs lass usiom made Furni-
trrc, consisting Of Parlor Sus Chamber and ccption
Suits Parlor Secretaries Music Cabinets Canterburss
Etegsres Centre and Fancy Work Tables. rosewood Armor
a(lce, ,able door Wardrobrs Hook Sieboards Ex.
Tables, Lounges Caas sale positive, by order
Of the assignee.
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T1ETRY II. LEEDS, AUCTTONEER
III HENRY II. LEEDS & Co vi 4 sell at auction, on
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 80
Al O'Clock at No. West Thry-sixh street. Fifth
HORSES CARRIAGEs AND HARNESS.
Being the property gentlemen leaving the city, vixA
valuable pair OF Horses heen.hnd onehalf hands hgh
warranted souni Kind aud gentle in ali harness Also
and Central Park ting top four seated Wagon all OF
which built by Wood Bros without regard tocost aud
% in hne condition.
Also, six seated Sleigh. with shifting top. built by
Brewster.
: Also single ard Double Harness, Bells Saddles, Whips
English DHn Sleigh Robes, ahie Blankets, linen Car
ragc Covering, &C. The entire ,staoishm nj viii % sold
without reserve.
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A UCTION NOTICE-wM. Writers, AUCTIONEER.--
IA HENRY PALMER. will sell this day, January 23 at
~ O'Clock. at New York. Tarrsals, Sixth and
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TJENRy d. HERrs, JR., AucTIoNEER.
Ii M0RTGAuE SALE or

HENRY WOOD & co, WILL SELL
ON TUESDAY, JANUARY q, 1862, At IL O'CLOCK,
At the Salesroon No. 400 Broadway,
a large lot OF Household fu nie, comprising rosewood
Pnror Suits, mahogany Bescads Beds, cured haf Mat
tresses rosewocd and mahogany marble top Washstands
Chairs, Bullets, Velvet and Ingram Carpets, &c.
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UCTlON NOTICE. II. Chiffon AUCTIONEER-
"A wa be sod Tuescay JAN 2o. at O'Clock +. NJ. in
front OF our oce IS Nissan dun colored Horse
six years old good harness and under the sadd
Warranted scnnd. Terms cash.
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A UCTI0N SALE OF CROCKERY AND GLASS
"A HENRY q. EVANS will sell In lots TO suit dealers. OF
Tueadas January 2 at O ocio k, At So Maiden ane fin
assortment OF all kinds Crocxcry and Glass sui,abl
for the retail trade Sale positive and gods well packed
shipping.
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TIENRY n. HERTs, JR, AUCTIONEER
III SfIERfFFS SALE-OffICE FURNITURE

DAwSBROkEksf SALE -JO,IS NOnTIMEK WILL
scd, his day, at 10 10 Esss broadway, sss ,a.og
nnent ni sni wtrsrns ws-ls Ayp>r~ sbse< SNHks
Bsnkets, sc. ny order Of ABnAHAS GOODMAN ~ ose..
are sgfccs
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g al. BOGART, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. JANU
-; ary 2 a. o'clock at the auction room, No. NORTH
Billiard Tables, with marble beds
JAMES SULLIVAN, Atty for Mortgage.
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INoR HAvANA.-THE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
II ship COLUMBIA, H. Adams, United States Navy cum
nn"ry 80 a. Il ococi noon precisely PASSENGER are re-
procure thcE passports before going board
For freight passage Apply 20 SPOtFORD, TILErS0N
co. ~ 1roadwly The COLUMBIA will stop "A Port Royal
10 land the mails
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RRooKEs pAsc,Sa = AoAnESy Y T,asS. sS pROons ST.

= &, LESSONS AT MADAME sAUvAGEAU's DANcING
IL Acacny 6s Brcadway VII ensge Any rur
afternoon from 5; Monday Wedns sday ana fnsy even
ina iruIn b TO- Reunion tonight lTuesdayl
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RO0Ks--s. j. BOGART, AUCTI0NEERS. WILL
~ sci "Wednesday, JAM - a II occck, at the
OF Frankfort and William Golden Canal Cccra-
ton; Mcclellan Military Reports; Ii of Brandt IS vols
Illustrated London News: Frank Leses; Enc. c.c.
Pedias II vols. Wayrrey; 20 v0s Waldo Library &C.
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DRYANTS' MINSrRELS, n alr
ID Mechanics Hail, Az Broadway above Grand street.
Monday, Jan z, and every nisM during the week. =.
BLACKSMITHS - Ju BILEE AFRICAN POLKA.
8. Z. CAMPBELL, :,
Gould, Hilton, Fowler Leslie Choruues
DIR. TUMBLETY OoTDONE.
Horn Peel Florence, 6eings Nell and Dan Bryant the Ia
vorite comedians. in their eccentr,ites.
PLANTATION FESTIVAL s. ENE DOWN IN OLD XIV:
Doors at G; rises 7S. Tickets 70 cents.
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r THE NEW STAND 2o3 THIRD AVENUE LADIES
n gentlemen secure the full aie ,nr ,neir csss o
(otjnc by calling addressing O. JACOBS x45 Third
svenue betwcen Tscnsrd and Twenty ytourth>strcets.
Ladies' attended by Miss Y. Jacobs.
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C Wednesday, 10th instant at II O'Clock at the Of
large quantity OF MiscelMneons Works in sheet form cc
sistng part of Robinson Crusoe Laa Rookh Ugly Duck
Rosamond, Andersons Tales, Switzerland Happy Hours
Stories and Poems, Epcurean Also lot OF Steel Plate
Engravings. JOHN KELLY, late Sheriff.
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A TTENTIoN-I HAVE A LARGE ORDER FROM TIE
"A West purchase cast cn Cciins Carpets Enrn',urs
6c Ladies and you receive the highest psae
by calling on addressing post Ahrahams l sew nth
evrnuc. Ladies punctuslly Attended " by Mrs A.
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LTOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
IL first class steamer will leave New York on the ls fh
aud 2ls OF each month"; except when these dates fall on sun
lowing -
For freight passage apply only Office No bBow.
ing Green. ID. B. ALLEN. Agent
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DAssAGE TO OR FROM LIVERPOOL. BY TAPsCOTTs
l. line at the lowest rates. ship ROBERT L. LANE sails
for Liverpool Jan. 70 For sage apply on board pier No.
North river, or TO TAPSCOrT Co, 60 South street.
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A s RICHARDS. AUCTIONEER.--sO0 CASES BOOTS
u. Shoes and Brogans al auction by RICHARDS & VIII.
TING, Wednesday, January 29 1js clock
Cortandt street. comprising gents Grain and Calf Boots
also ladies' Cutters and topper nailed kinds
Catalogues morning of safe
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), q : nowrpx NrAR RRonME sTREET-MAnAME

loo WEDGER Clairvoyant and giftci spansh lady. q.
vrs the fuuty love- MARRIAGE anaen fre s
sickness prescbes medicines for all dscasss tells cky
numbers, property Lost or stolen, &C.
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IIENRY b. HERTS, JR., AUCrIONEER.
H SHE iIfF'S SALE CARPETS, &C.
HENRY WOOD co. viii sell on Tuesday. JAN g. 1862
A. s,,s v,., st the salesgos 40 Broadway eighteen
~ts Nc ...'-AA cAspais lot oilQths store Fixtures
Counters, Desks, Safes stools. &C. ~ -. -.
JAMES LYNCH SheriH
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-DRY GOODS, &C
- CHAMBEltS 4 FAIRCHILD, Auctioneers.
Salesroom ll3 Nassau street.
Will sell at their salcsroo. this day, o'clock guam.
uy OF French yeours Stella and Broche Shawls Scars
FOulards, Silks Kid Gloves, uandkerchiefs, &C. :
vestings. JOHN KELLY late Sheriff.
lso removed from No. Dey street. for convenience
sale, - n m
large OF Rubber Combs of every kind Over
shoes,
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TORN H. BURLEY. .ACcTIONEER-wILLs SELL THIS
e day. At O'Clock, at 4if Canal street. large assortment
q Bureau Bsds..sds Chairs Sofas Sofa Beds
Pier Mantsf and other Glasses; Eegeres Brussels Three.
py other Csrpets 0ioths Hair other Mattresses
Feather Beds tows Bosers Hatracks, Bakers Ia 5es
Tronghs &C.. als Casters Crockery, Glass Kitchen
Ware, blankets, OSmiorers &c. To be sold without
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SALES AT AUCTION.

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Blood Bath.

According to n dark tradition which is
incidentally mentioned by Pliny the an
ciCnI Kings Of Egypt used 10 bathein hu-
man blood when they we're seized with
leprusy. A similar story is told of the
Emperor Constantine; but he seems to
have been restrained from employing this
revol ing remedy in consequences of q
vision; and he is said ohave been cured
by babtism. No great wright can be at
rachpd to these ill.authenticalcd stories /;
vet it is but too true, that. both in an
cient times and in the middle ages, deCi,
ded healing virtues for the cure Of lep,
rosy were supposed 10 exist in the blood
of innocent children and virgins, aud
that occasion was given thereby for mum
berless craelties. 1t is needless to refer
here 10 the remoler traces of the belief
in the expiaiory or healing properties Of
pure blood; they rami(y far, and pass in
10 the most ancient times. Cures of lep
rous people by the blood Of animals, in
employing which certain symbolical Gus
toms we're observed, are mentioned in the
books oi Moses and ii might notbe diff.
fcult 10 discover similar forms among all
the nations in the world. During the
middle ages, the delusion about the heal.
say sfs;Gy&;gfiliatasa bioOS,wNiLa must
have had horrible effects in the great
plague of loprosy, received check from
the impression, that only the blood Of
those children and virgins would prove
eilicapiaus, who offered themselves freely
ard solsalsriigf6 a beloved snfforcr. -
This idea is particularly expressed 10 the
louching story of "Poor Henry" which
forms the subject Of one Of the most
beautiful poems Of the thirteenth centu'
ry. A Suabiam Knight who sits in the
lap of happiness, is seized with tho lep-
rosy. In order to escape cirit death, he
seeks through the world for help. The
physicians OF Montpelier can eivs him
no assistance. lie hastens to Salernum.
Hence ono OF the Masters makes him ac.
quainted with the apparently hopeless
means OF cure, Sad at heart, he returns
home, and prepares himself to sorrow
out the remainder Of his days in soR
mdo, A girl Of twelve years Of age
the daughter Of countrynan, conccivei
passion for the unlortun nate Kulght, at
tends him .ailcctionately, and, upon aec
dcntally hearing Of the frcO,will suffering
cannot be dissuoded C,om her resolution
10 purchase the recovery Of her master
| with her life Both sot out for Salem
'um, but the catastrophe is not fatal
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Henry gets rid of the leprosy, aud re.
wards lis generous beoeiacucss with
marriage, The story Of Amicus and
Amelius is another Of the same sort,
which affords no less grounds for conclu,
ding that the superstition &c which we
speak was scarcely disbe'ieYed in any
quarter.
In connection with this. we should not
omit to place the story which is-told Of
Louis Xl., that he had mind TO evade
his approaching death by the use of the
blood Of children. Klinger has employ
ed the incidentto exholt the horrors Of
his tremendous version Of Faust; and
Sprenge, too, has given it credit, and
has even spoken Of the actual baths hsv-
ing been used But it is by no means a
well'authenticated circumstance, for wo
cannot discover a trace of ilin any truly
trustworthy source. The physician,
however, 10 whom the bloody ordinance
is rbansed. Is an historical parsonage
he is no other than the notorious jacques
Confer --Aeaicinsehe Zi'mg, Of Ber.
In.
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'hasN, Y. Iimes) informed .he Genera
that they came for freedom; they said
elrfellow.servants in other places were
all lsaving their masters, and that they
wished also TO improve their condition
butthatit was not clear 10 their minds
how was the best way to do so. They
OmRbstically said, however, that ,hey did
not inIend 10 labor much, il they Coul,
belpsa, without remuneration, md they
coqtleded their requests and protest by
sskln that, il they remained peaceably
at hcpc, they might have fair wages SO
cured 70 them for their services, Gene
rslshspley troaled the matter with great
constellation, and after comforting with
GEN BatlsE permission was granted to
those pen to make terms with their mas,
teF who consented to have a partner in
the transaction, and these men have
gone to work, not as slaves, but as hired
meu.-,f
There, now, is tho simple salulion Of
this terrible question Of "what is to be
done With the blacks?" This loco focO
buggaboo has vanished into thin air
the irruPlion Of Southern barbarism, with
black skins aud woody patos, upon the
terrified Democracy of the Nonh is not
likely icshappen tall. Neither is thers
the SMALLEST prospect that any throats
will begRb or any other very naughty
things bSpcrperatod. The groat change
wroughtin the social relations of these
parties vas very quiet, auicable and
ereditabR transaction; anil the same
Procession he carried on from planta-
tionto d nanlaIon until not slauc will
be left, @d yet not a;gro removed.
1t maybe that the deli,ato scnsibili-
ties of cuknegrophobisl will bo shocked,
and theiq asli-conF lacency outraged at
the transition Of those husky people from
the condNbn. Of slaves 10 that Of SHRED
men = aAa many of tfe auukies of tho
Southern prds will rajlat the monslrous
hardship opposed upoulho latter by com
Pellipg lalra topay wages to their labor
ers. II true the scripture says, "the
laborer q korthy Of his hire !" but that
only ppplieE in lheif creed, TO while mo n,
. and 5bas elaimtbat The sums right al
.tSsl'ss lacE man is fShaiiciism, and
an attempt to violate somebody's "con-
stituIiOnal rights"
The transition from Slavery to Free.
dom is very simple and very safe pro,
cedure. 1t was found to be SO in tho
British West Indies, where not throat
was cut; and instead of rushing into a
carnival of savage JOY mingled with cru.
ell outrages upon their former oPprcssors,
the simple.hearted negroes collected in
their churches and gave thanks to Him
who cand to "Sive deliveranco to the
captivos, and TO open the prisons TO them
that are bound" And more recently, in
the District OF Columbia, We witness the
very same things = TPitt. Gazette.
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POLITICAL.
For the Weekly Register.
ALONE,
nr'ROwESA A,RLAxHESsaR


stand where all is pleasure.
Where al seems joy and light,
Yet Ger my youthful spirits
Is cast q withering blight.
Avoice comes from my inmost heart,
A iiful sorrowing moan,
II testifes in burning words
My poor heart is alone--ALL ALONE.
The young and gay pass by me n"
lnpleasure,s joyous train,
They think me ever hapy too
Because ueer complain;
Their merriest laugh when borne to me,
Sounds like a sufferers groan;
When with the gay see mere plain
That am all alone-ALL ALONE.
The scPhyrs used to sing tome,
Gay sas they fitted by.
Now changed iheirtones 10 saddened strain
Likca weary pilgrims sigh
And as list to their murmurs,
think OF Joys long flown, ...
And well known voice sounds inmy ear,
The cold words-all alone-ALL ALONE.
Think of friends used tolove,
They are now far away,
And happy hours that we havespent
In childhood's blooming day.
The weight of grief crush hopO's bright
flowers,
Their leaves nre widely strewn,
And in its place the cold words stand,
Thou'rt wretched and alone.-ALI ALONE.
A; morning wander forsaken,
Aud gaze on the green boughs above.
Where the'nnoccnt songStcrS of nature
Are warbling their chimes of love.
Turr seem to gaze on me kindly,
And sing in more plainiive tone
Poor sorrowful heart thou art sadly
Forsukcn, ,uuloved and alone-ALL ALONE
Al noon and at evening the vision
Of those that are far away,
Comc lovingly stealing above me,
Tochase dull sorrow away.
sorm o feel their warm kisses,
Their AIMS nre around me thrown,
Aud thenthey hitfrom my vision, NJ
And again | am alone ALL ALONE.
s'livc tonidc my breaking heart
And jet and gaily smile,
Ytta shade Of sorrow is overcast
Over my spirits the while;
And while I calmly play my part
Andspcak in blandest tone,
My own voice sounds like funeral notes
That tclls me Pm aione--AlL ALONE.
Is this to be my lot through life?
If so wild heart be still,
Live but to meet the world unmoved.
And bear thy masters will.
COntented | will struggle on
Unloyed and unknown,
And when lifc's thread is broken,
Rcstinmy quiet grave alone--ALL ALoSE.
MEGcl RvILLE, o., Oct, 1862.
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Negro Labor.

:" AT Now Orleans. ahder t6e stern
steady and just administration of Gera.
raj BuIler where the rebellion vas as
rampant as any where else, oId whore
it is row crushed cut, and De people are
tuming-some willingly and somo un,
willingly--to their allegiance to tho Gov.
ornmoa' we sOa tho operation of thO,
process which We trust will become uni.
vorsaI throughout tho present dominion
OF JEFF, Davis, when they shall be
brought to the same condition as New
Orleans is now in.
TGBui the most interesting feature in th G
social iransmutadon going on in that In.
tCrcsIing community, is the change it has
wrought in the relation between master
and slave, Rocontly a delegation of
slaves applied to General shopley, mill.
tary GovOmor Of Louisiana, for advice.
These men (says tho corrCspon lent Of
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-11-06

The lst inst, was the day appointed
by General Butler for the men and wo-
men of New Orleans TO take the oath Of
allegiance in order 10 save their property.
lis said that the ladies did a good deal
Of swearing in public and at least an C.
quail amount of'cursing in private.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-11-06

The Rockville Register saii when
Gen, Bragg came into our State, "the
sun Of Federal powcrn Kentucky is sol, -
But Bragg appears to have good'n0tur'
cdly consented lopospono sundown for
time, -.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-11-06

The South now produces no sugar.
no molasses and no honey, aud, as OvCn
the ladies are no longer sweet, sacchar-
inc mater seems to have disappeared
from that section completely.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-11-06
Pay your little Debts.

While there is plenty of money aaoot,
thele is nevertheless great reluctance
on the part Of many honest people to
part with what they have, even to psy
their just debts. But in unsettled times
like the present, every man ought TO keep
his affairs snug; bis business well ar.
ranged his matters all in ship.shape,
SO that he may be ready for whatever is
TO come.
II YOU have small account at the
store, pay it at once. 1t grows every
week and you had better pay as you go.
II you owe the doctor or the butcher,pay
him Immediately. Yea we would even
go SO faras TO advise that YOU pay fol
your newSpaperiiayou ara in Gebt fol
that You. mind 7i!l!Is!a; 7il!Is I Gsass, Al pssa,
you will get more good Of it, and your
printer will be O5io 20 meet his engage
mentS. Au1 thcnyour minister /; do yor
owe hip' anything but love? See to i
he gets .,iIile enough al any tinc, and i
Is both a sin and shame to bo back ware
in paying him his due.