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The New York herald., 1863-12-17
NfIBLOs SALOON
IN sage Manager ...-......,. Charles A T. ftrfar
GkAAD DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL
ENTEKrAlSMhSI.
FOR IHE bEsEFir DF fliE


GRAsD DRANiriG AsD susijsL
t6IpIEks E2n IEk bE}Eg,t ESryEy ~ =, slE gb
ON InshspAr nyEsjsu, DEoEMbER Y isss
volunteered The fouo~ing sie, .ni gentlemen
p,aa,si Mr. = i im.. ~So s abpear 1a ais f,',rS
70 Of 70. a.n,,e Lover Mi', Emm. aeaires. .as Ss-
w..d. M ~ Q Glaiane the taienied ysr.aie
tie charming yoang came'iienne. s Jui, spnng. NJ
s W. 'ir'f sas I'i' 'I: sss i S T WI Sa ss
NJ hepy WARM. s9d numerous otl-rs Dlfns TIE
aslas = wao. .loii, ....,sd !, NJ 4. Iloa.sa 3,
PRINCIPAL ,,ore. at IL. oo1 On bs evening 81 ;as
atnent Doors open a,sh gcocs % commrncc a.
ioiJ o. sl.nNsy 5sa..
i 90 sR0ADwaY, ABOVE sLEEdxEa STREET.
p'''n's '''ci 'caisrsxs s MS soEDaYs a'5,.i a; tue
TIE esarmins yosns lady ~niiro o. tn c''abi'hnea.
sfsGilESs or FEMALE LovELlsEss
ever epagrrssci iu hall the Anrlcsl CoHtnsli,
GALANY oT BEArrY
cnAss ASp .srOsIsh ffE sEgoLpER
~ their NAM 1a- -ni rsr- osenss ia give
'"' FgysrivifIss os gsD,na gHE D9,naRrsrsA, sgAsoS.
nsw and Appropriate costumes have Dee prepared sEpsny
sg.nssrs vi.ias New York Tor tic holiday, should no.
GREAT ORIENTAL music HALL
ALI All .hs sst'I ss.., as'sr.sas sI.ss.os
iargKrsD HAVANA CIGARS.
'"- CHOICEST LIQUORS OF ALL xrsDs
FRANK BURNS
Lroxs OLD BowERY THEATRE.
ro,,s,L r,kiD.r be- =
Doc PLAY, tOkksT " BOSDY
BVkLEs9vE OF uAsIlLE
ROMANTIC DRAMA. vILEsfiss Az oesos
PERHAas oioAsr1IG oioAsr1IsG.o. .o.
sAfioSXL hoaK fos III issaaiDs l.ias soLDlaHs.
eLrsioef 81" sarL.
~ 3: skDsssDST 'isss ssfsisa "a y5,sA S,5 i'''l'
90. bali Of n. " ~. 10 b. ion.,-, . ,. a.
''''' ''roan Jcsiaa ffShas sishs As,ol
WAsrED-YoUSG LADIES TO LHApS sr,gE
'.s.ss 81 oans'. .ashi IN l.es -.-.. -
Must BE SOLD -srooLgYs PasoRAsA OF DR.
4" A'sn -iluon 10 ssrt1 u ~ ila Ifant-
tass 1-eissr riih FDsuti double asoa rasIr5gsfy
%T, rs e6sSgEs 20 y: ?: %s, ~ H.. Z @ ..e s''
TRACTION EXTRAORDINARY = raoyGssoR
~ a. Hhh 81 80 Do iassAis.. ~ efforn sfsy ,r.n
Dl.cna a. las rfescDu sfioSn s5s srssf.s,
chAs' sErbEsiii r~yrs.t
NASTED-rwo GOOD coyIc siNagRs arrLyA,
Saa'is, % hishih @Esnus A sEisft D..
WOoDs sIssrRFL HALL s., sRoApaar var
~ isss 's sral y ~ r. so.'.. .ign.,a g.,
us a'rnint spa' 70 t's rropriatp sisH Hfs.tsit
VBg WONDERFUL
Il WHY Lady
Al fpFE tBApfh
~ sisul
WASTED -HUsirisEs ANp mxssaa ryn ss
w sr~i Ban 90 whb gisv sss- 80 snas rfr
feftrI Apyy tsAsHks taab~f c. afar.s r asrata A.
Wsa H8sstla
ftOOgEs HIPrDpKDNg
~ 1ss Hfi~rrtaef. NfgfFrlYF saf NuIETA
uifFDDAOME % .n of sssastsrts. Ia ,srtssats
.s.rt svy'.e y. A.tiss = Hasf 80 lsts
-psrts"s snt ei-AAni gs-3 49,. sffftaf~ ui
- ~ ~ - ths - - ssnssy fis@ etss. ftfess sst
tsfrf He-- sftHf TnssN-far"ls 10 thr
~ia . 80 sill-- lskEs NgysE
$3.50 v Cf--ses Osssa1 ,,.r-.s sssx.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, DECEMBER II, 1868.
AMUsxc M ~ n It's.

AmUsEmENTs. -
W. d. Door >, s...rx Overture semm .soo..,7k. Our
eaose o. 70 IL oeio:s .
The cost.aoed demand FOE drama.
.ad II. handicapped a.. ,e.on Would wareu, a. secou
frequent visitors O. ,e ,Sesise Nc " .is legs 90 "a
cnANaE NGi;.sE. or rEaroGxAhos 70. y
'@s very 'e'e0'a'ed ''sigss ME- w,IKrns
,rs% Che ra.s,Se Royal na,@s'teI Lood'" ws' make hcr
A''' A''''a.'4'' % IN tlis as 'sssiik S%sk SMITH
%ss' sa6Eis Il. sfiI fiinf nHssIS:ss %: ss.'''
win, sise appear f,1 ,ae orsl t,as t.,s @es-o~
S''''d'H HGaw'ss' sSvs 6msss Sss ss"'d' Of '@'
win he '.sses ed o. ,s oce,ss .t nes s.e appropriate
n, s.-ss %,s. w.s Nj oAHLE aIsr r,snEE ,Ts
nss.ss Hampareys ''''.'''''' Mr. s,,OMEr
coas.Aaee. Mrs HGsv
rsass lya.s Misc hAphLhh ass sssFisks Slsks
rss S;' ras is'Tsas asa 4svsss
a..s. "..tS yt|a$ ssss a$ :ssD.".'
n.rn.v TilE WIDOW daEss's
sISryEiaurm SIGur
RossDALs.
SATURDAY. Deeembrs .si
ho'fs,Sssf sSss;,Y, E,cr, s,rs GGs'od'
oa which oooAson ~
nns WILKINS viii make her second appcssacc ia
Mr. YOUNG
MR. FLOYD
S, sso .ppe.s Tor the ar". ..%e sh,s season
TvEsDAy-rhifs s.S'S MovE sSsi, Si,SsE Z. ko'hoA"S
WKDktsDAy MARRIED. LIFE
,,% %,sn' OF HosEDALR
K
NKw BowERy THEATRE.
TaoasDAY kyE;nciiiao, pro II. 1885 '''"' '
IMMENss sUoCEss
Mr. EowARb sLAScaAaD
rAMcUs tsH - Zoos
CARLO AND BnuIN
Ny general pronounced u be the most ssgAcous
and wonderful ANIMALS ever presented 20 tue public Of hs
city
:, .,. poo o. TiAs OLD srSsk ososs
PAUL CLIFFORD
Tao p'pa''' ''oss e.. 'Ss'6 q Z. sos,pAoe.
Tue nsor's, Mr.. ". q. JONES
Geo ,.:,sss s.ss,s NJ NJ. n,.s. .s. NJ si Gssssi.
roxGaH9% sSfs Sfs sSssTsS NJ n sss #ssssir OF
IMMENSE rRErAh@TiSs fSE iak RrrnoAcarSa
DARx THEATRE BROOKLYN
T. Lessee and Manager es......... NJ oshre, Harrison
LAST MONT BUT TWO
,uuss,.y ss paps,$s AHs,Ssd ntss,sss Ss.,, s.rn y
LADY or Lyons.
Claude Meinote Nc 0abrc Harrison
Pauline. Miss Henrietta Irving
Dirion Walter Lennon
Miliy .hiss mary Shaw
IJowES GREAT CIRCUS
IL 100 ant s0i Bowery.
Performance eysy evening and WetncaisY ini Sagr
day aftcrn .ons
THIS EvsNiNd.
second appesfanoe OF
MISS AMELIA SHERWOOD
Mr.. CHAS SHERWOOD as tue otiyus Pete jenkins
MADAME VIRGINIA SHERWOOD
her daring sot o. Horssmanshp without saddle brtei
DANCING GLOBE, on HORSEBACK.
GREAT PiHOUErIk ACT by fOUNU OMAR.
SAM sTICxNEY and JAcOB sHOwLEs
Admission D cents Chirsn ID eents % AZ ernoon per.
fornznces Doors at sani clock Performances
commence si ~ aadTS
rT,HR PRIVATE GALLERY OF MODERN
l. OIL PAINTING,
belonging y,
10 exhibition al the ID SSIsf.DDkr GALLERY SO
BroAdws, for the brnent of thu wDMANS HOSPITAL
AND JHILDS NURSERY This collection contains choice
Original On Painting, aud Water Uo!orct Daxngs b. tho
most distinguished masters ot the Ensh Froach Oernsb
flsu ana American schoJls
Admission s5 cess scaspn tickets 81
Open FROM A NJ until ~ T. N
rhe above Exhibition 0f talnttnss r,r the Womans Hos
ptzl sot Chid's Nursery vii close Friday atcrnpon
l5h inst
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yALUABLE WATER POWER AND LARGE STONE
Buildings, with all necessary Gesrioss IN good order
aud within thirty minutes OF New York for sale os
change. Apply TO WARD MCLEAN.
(.ale Field Il Mcleau)
10 Walt str
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GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL gnNCRRr
VI tor the iauslt Of The tsefmsn rrh Nii
~ held Their chnrch. 10 ForT thift sfstt heiursa
FlgIth Ninth this evening -. ursft TIE
prsr.mme viil - = the Drs ever hsi fof
tAsoY The rrunpu~i Br-tto ~ thrrs ~ ufher
amateur ariss oil splssr Tcss,. ~ b. haf a.
ffa Itgr
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE

e "a I. N n. - a !. .
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APERA AND THEATRES
~ Osysr s~alz Cifci@ f,f aas .rs 20 n. .st
aive sssspsa,ss sss i.afsr<s as,s nee Dp-.s
w MAsrgD-A viEsr GLASS PAsORAsA LEJruss &
w 10 ~hs~ . e~smsssot aisasss w,a I.AN
~ O~saf o. ryyD 80 aes~-ss- srsasst
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IIoPR CHAPEL.
III No IA BHOADwAy.
EVERY MONT
Tbs asnsttOn Of the day, THE MAMMOTH BTR
REOSCOPTiCON.r or "MfRhOR OP THE UkivKRsE Z"
This splendid aafnrnt shieh s nghy attracting
crowds of bsst ctsna enab thsn u MAKE the
oi the world fancy without the OF travel Tho
beautiful scenery hchiiccrr- and Statasry NJ ali
l,uis Aga presented 10 OF supsrb ytcsr,
thrown upon measuring square fsst. Aud
umns tod T. tho brisncy Of MONDAY by the posc
fl ught known 1, science ID AT J. Tours
sP Admission 23 cens. tcssie fos reserved scsts 81
cents - be hsi a." store ~ Firih Co yf
Brosiway snt q the chapel Grand Mstins-s every
Weiaesity api sstutitY. a 1cock
II Is. No2EoN Manager
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FOR SALE.

coon CHANCE "A RETAIL STOCK OF Dbl
n Goods Zoe sale aud 10 the stand Old ons
and te tocaton the For paIicuArs
inquire on the premlses. COS Bight aTenue
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~ ANTE1D.

r. COMMUNICATING A tlkSI
tIu, DIVA der Ju bias. -ofk. Ayplv ~ u.
"a 4
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Personal NOTlCES

pRONOSI MAENiIAL'S OFFICE, NINTH
Congress on.l District, HIsts o. New York, tSsv-
enth Avenue, y. W rnruvr OF West lTth 49,
New foIt, Dec. oih, 1850 10 all .houi L psy 80.
ssrn; The printed sis ofthe nam % And rssi3
q persOns enrolled under he provisous Of ths NJ
ofconusi approved March a. 1868, a. subject 10 d.
mitssy duty IN each sub datr 81 OF the Ninth CeS.
Sresonsl lsHirt ~ mo state Of Ne. York eonsis,.
Ing Of u. I'slith, tin.,.ep,h and Twesty sssona
waris aud Hsud,ll. ilAnds. are Al tb.su H a~
q.nen tor The is,p1t on OF toe public Copiss thSs,
OF arc also sod N public Wow At .A oil ths ~.
-, psce, -hre tho polls we're held at The fec"St
tharter election: Any prison enrolled NAV aen~ss
eioLsh. hoiLd q Lnto!ment Of this District, ~
ehm 70 have NJ: name ,irok4n od the lat M ~ ess
,hor 10 the 's..cton Of the board that hs is Sss.
Danuary ath' lIf,l Liable to military dutr n. ~
count Of iN AIlFSAGY; 81, NON kYsibEEcE
~, ~, iAblt AGE; ith, MANIFEEr rSE
hAshhn rnGrlCAl. DlsABILirY. The tins
ior hssanns sleh case VII expire On ths 3OVh DScsS
Der 1903 aitfr which no cAr.s will be hoard usis-.
ssh tune 'hs Be .s.rp4sd ~ tho proper susiositis.
CiAs. 4. JtShlNS Captain aud Ptsyost NsrShsi
YIN Conue"lonal District NY. TS~
IT 8. NAVY FkiZl NOSEY-OFFICE .
ersIs r.sct SOME, BROWN & co Nh
Somp's's YES 10 ~ hsi u, wi olnes On SEQ, L.
s'n W.
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WQrSEVa EiNOS
pAnNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM

TVNhNI VI NNF KIINN NVDEUN
ID
INMtSsp sIC,'FssO OF rHE NV PIkCk
H. fAr the LIn,t ,.u nps pNhsti. ei~Ant, ana
.Ieesstl Mural DIANA Ssoisesi here tSf ysan
r,,p,,cvrr
nv TOW rhYIlbk ,rs,.s,as Ia h. es.; the EN-
Xxx tkNS s s SGi8F1s h c s%a
ri 'uls Ss '''
IL ,{lihs nro.sr,sd
svrRV kTvWSnox =, = o,,o,, ana
" EyJrY tvESiN,,, a, ~.
sst will b. pr,e,dss nv
nv ~ ,rt. sur1cu
In yhi,b Iii no ,n,,n,ne., ,h sr.a,
SPECTRAL, IiIisiW~ fIs .nosr
utRR ZiKou
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ITO TAILUhs--N ANlkb A YOUNG MAN
l. to work ON coats by the week, and good tailor.
s.set best wages SVEN 10 those who sun. Cali al
lUu Greene a., rear. ~,
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SEWING MACHINES.

4 ILL., FIRST CLASS NEW ASD Second
thand sewing machines To rent and f1T sNe on rat
pa nienu rsrsons taught to opsrste on all hind. Of
machines, Al AS broadway. jl5
noe SALE CIiEAP-SINGER ) SEWING
! machine, No. 2. Apply No. n wlllsli d, up
stain. r. LOCHREY. 81
SfWING MACHINES For SALE, RENT
~ or exchange Al kind, new and second baud
cheap Tor cash or part Ayment hsehinea bought,
sIehsns~d 'nd tsp~lrsd, u $50 brg,i-V, room up
FsnN JlI
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

CORNLR HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
~ on north ea.t corner OF smith and Ainslss eta
Ninismsluigh; house, 3stoly lot, 9bx60 feet
X ktI- I,n,li, ~ Pearist. NeNYoIk lIx
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Az OPERATOR WANTED ON WHEELtE
1As wilson's machine. Appy .sJ I *
Or I.O
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OPERATOR WAE1lD FOR FLANNEL
Oshir+s on Wheeler 4 Nilron's mi chiue : none bat
peat aud experienced hands need apgly al No Is Co
luuIbla st, Ia LGttment 20
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Prenticiana.

THE Charleston Mercu y expresses hope
that soue heaven directed missile may
ssnd Gen. Gilmore "to the internal shades. /"
We guess that Gilmore, before going, will
give Charleston as his last bequest, little
more Of the sort Of fire that has so excited
her. He will leave her greek tesla
mept.
ONE of the Little Rock papers threatens
to drive the Federal troops in that State 70
SHELL Our troops have already, driven
theirs to the Hot Springs.
Gen. Joe. johnson appeals to bis dis
satisfied soldiers to take Q rational view ol
things. But how can the be rational with.
cut rations2
Col. Straight is still IN rebsl prison.
BE isn't one Of the "slraight outs"
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Trade with Southern States,

In our yesterdays issue we published a
digest ef the revised regulations for "com-
mercial intercourse with and in States de-
olared in insurrection." By these regula
tions the parts of the Southern States with
which trade is permitted are erected into
trade districts, and called special agencies
Special agents, assisted by subordinates,
govern each district under this code of rules
No trade is permitted except under proper
permits, which the surveyors aud collectors
of customs In several cities are entitled to
grant. In addition to the regular trade dis
tricts there may from time to time be
erected within the lines of our armies "sup
ply DISTRICTS" where, though no regular
trade is permitted. the necessaries of life
may be sold to the people. "Persons OF
we'll ascertained loyalty" may establish
stores in the various districts, as the regu-
latons provide. Persons in the supply dis
tricts can purchase at the stores only for
their own or family use. Where there is a
probability that goods will fall into the
hands of the enemy the owners must give
bonds that they snail not, or the special
agent must take possession of the goods
Such is the skeleton Of the system OF trad,
now in existence between the Northern
cities and certain districts of the Southern
States. Some such plan is necessary to ac
commodate the present and prospective ne.
cessities Of this case, and the plan of which
We have given the outline seems sufficiently
comprehensive and simple to meet every
requirement. Gradually as more and more
OF the territory hitherto given up to rebel
ion shall come under our sway, new
districts will of course be necrs
.ary, new relationships will be estab
,i,hed between the people Of the two sec
tions Of the country, Southern men will onc'
more know of the North through the bsnef,
icent influences of trade, and many delcat,
questions will arise. And, to be equal to
all the cases that will arise under it, TO &C.
commodate trade properly, to make easy all
tbat trade requires, and to make difficult al
beside, the system will need to be a 60 d
one. By some liberality in these matter
towards the Southern people much good
may be done at the present time. fit shall
be found that the intention of the system
shall be perverted and abused, let the gov
ernment punish stringently those who are
guilty, and keep the trade system liberal
Much will depend upon the officers who ad
minister this system. Indisputably there
will be great corruption; and it is uufortu
nate that the Southern people should begin
their new associations with the Northern
people by means of system that will be
stained with every phase Of thievery. Yet,
though there will be corruption, wise and
proper admipistration of this system may
do much to restore good feeling between the
people and to healths old troubles. - Herald
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tDunn, VIM. q. Davis, Vim. B. Dunlap
VIM. Earlewine, Henry @. Fox, James K:
Fish, BE. Fish, Saml.@ Hollipgshead W.
q. Holmes, q. C. Harris, Andrew Miller
Geo NJ Myers; Danl. s Ogle, Levi Reed,
G.. W. Sands, s. W. Kimmons, jeremiah
Lowry.
Compeny E.-Capt. John Craig, Lieut.
John f. Baird, Sargeants VIM. Mills, j. P
Brady, Wm. P Sivert; Corporals Dennis
Carroll, James Peters, Nathan Bogord, j
D Thompson; Joseph Bennett, Samuel
Combs, Michael Oonnelly, Geo. Doyle, b
Evington, W A. Garrison, James Gonder,
Geo Gould, Morrison Hallowell, O 3 Hay.
maker, John Harrington. john Heron,
John Hine, Alex Holowfeld, VIM liner,
Henry liner, VIM Kemp, Geo Kite David
B Lady, John P NARY, Thos Porter, jos
Porter, J Reese, Jacob Riggle, Francis
E Stanley, B Sbipman, Reese Watkins,
VIM Wharton, Orloff White, Geo D Will
son.
Company F-Lieut. James NJ. Steele; S.
K. Beebout; Jno. Eskin, Robert Jackson,
Thomas J. Lockhart, John Long, John L.
Shepherd, Milton Worral, James Wycoff,
Geo. Stotler.
Company G.-Geo. B. Crawford.
Company H--Capt. Thomas Reed, Sergt.
H. B. Carter; Corporals Ira Gorley. SAM.
Warner, Alexander Woodburn, Preston
Pegs, James Chaplin; James G, Ice, Au
gustus Kerehner. David A. Long, Samuel
J. Martin. Richard Merriield, James Nc
Collugb, Sa nuel r. Mccullough, Jno. J.
Paugh, Samuel Reed, Samuel W. Shreve,
Jas. F. Wade, Josiah Whitemau.
Company I.-Sergts. William G. Tippett,
Robert A, Guy; Corporals Alfred Baltzeil,
Henry Brodericht, Francis Matthews; Chas.
Dysert, Vim. Henderson, Jacob Hamm,
Jeremiah Hannon, Geo. McGeary, John
Sewers, James Saunders, Joseph Whitman.
Company K-John Klger.
Yours, very respectfully,
JAMES NJ. GoUDY,
Adj't lst Virginia Infantry.
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will be nothing more to be said Voltaire
described the great dramatist as savage
who had some imagination; but that des
perately profane Frenchman would not have
hesitated, if he were still in the flesh, to
have applied the same remark to our &C.
complished President.
Mr.. Lincoln does not seem to be pas
sionate admirer of that soliloquy of Ham.
let's, "To be or not to be-" which school
boys are so fond of declaiming and which
actors generally make such a bad mess of.
There, again, he is right. 1t was Oliver
Goldsmith, we believe who took it to pieces
made up of Mr.. Lincoln has probably
never read the criticism, aud yet be has
arrived at the same conclusion. Hence.
forth the role of Olaudius, King Of Den
mark, will be sought after by accomplished
actors, instead of being remitted to the
greatest stick in the company; for MIR.
Lincoln has discovered and made known
the SURPRISING beauty of the Kings solio
guy commencing
o, my offence is rank. it smells to heaven
We suppose he has sometimes applied to
his own case the lines in it
Like mn to double business bound,
stand in pause where / shall first begin.
AMI both neglect
But, terse, forcible and elegant as is
what Mr.. Lincoln modestly styles "his
small attempt at criticism" the brightest
jewel III it is the sentence, II should like
to hear you pronounce tue opening speech
of Richard the Third." How delicately
and dexterously the grave cares of his off
cials position ryaare combined with liter
tastes. The sentiment is apparent. 1t is
not that he cares to hear Mr.. Hackett, or
any other actor, declaim-
Now is the win'er Of cur discomfort
Made plorious summer
but it is that the poets dream could be
realized by our selves, and the time would
soon arrive when we might truly and happi
ly say
Grim ,vissg war hath smo 1thed his winkled front
We regard the short letter of Mr.. Lin.
coin as by far the best Of all his epistolary
productions, and We expect it to enjoy that
Immortality assured to the works of his fa-
vorite author
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MARRIAGE UNDER DrrFIcULTIE.-A

MARRIAGE UNDER DIFFIcULTIEs.-AD
elopement is cbrouicled in the South King
.ton (R y Times, the parties being bux.
ON widow Of forty summers, who owns the
farm she lives on aud the two sons who cul-
tivate it, and middle aged unmarried wesv-
er of q neighboring village. The emphatic
protest of the sons to tue proposed match
led to clandestine meetings and correspon-
dencs, when a plan was devised to escape
to the shore on a recent moonlight night,
take boat for Newport, and have the nup
tial tie bound before the boys could inter
fsre. The Boys were not caught mapping.
They appeared on shore just as the sailboat
put of with the palpitatlDg pair. Seizing
q rowboat, they soon pulled alongside, but
the weaver, with q successful throw Of a
ballast stone, broke one of the boys oars,
and their craft was disabled. The ssilboat
proceeded to Newport, the parties who came
up through so much tribulation were mar
ried; the boys are not inn lacable, and all
will soon 'go merry, rs marriage BELL
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REPORTS RESPECTING The CRops.-Tbe
reports in regard to the condition Of the
crops for the month Of August, received by
the Bureau of Agriculture, show that the
damage from the early frost which occurred
near the close Of that month was not as
great as was generally spprehended. The
damage to the corn crop in some OF the
States was considerable, but will average
more than one-tenth of rhe growing crop
The damage to the sorghum crop Is much
less than was anticipated, and will not, from
present appearances, materially affect the
production of this article, it having proved
10 be more hardy and possessed Of greater
recuperative powers than corn.
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A PATRIOTIC Lady Of Kentucky, by Z

PATRIOTIC Lady Of Kentucky, by the
name of Adams, has sacrificed TO her pa
triotism the comfort Of her infant child, by
naming him George d. Prentice James =.
Grant Orlando II. Rosecrsns Stanley Ber-
rvnan Burnside Adams. The little fellow
is only FIVE weeks old, and cannot remon-
s.r.te. If he lives 70 grow up, snd be 20
unfortunate as TO learn 10 write. be will be
compelled TO 'ign bis name George d. p. J..
p. G.. O. II. X. s. Il. B. Adams. Lfe IN.
der such circumstances 10 Boston cvtepPo-
rary thinks would be doubtful blsssing.
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Official List of Killed, Wound
ed and Prisoners Of the First
Virginia Volunteers in the Al
fair Mt MOOrel1eld.

fair ut MOOre1eld.
CAMP lsT Va. Vol. INF,
PETERSBURG, Va, S1pt. l5, 1853.
Tae following is an official list of casual
ties in the l.t regiment Va. Vol. infantry,
in the engagement at Mooreield on the
llth inst, which will be interesting to rel.
atiyes and friends of the members of the
regiment
KILLED.
Company ASerg't D MEL &. Burd.
Company H-Bepja min Kent.
WOUNDED
C5mD1ny A-Jason c. Booth, severely 10
leg.
Company B-Samuel Still, severely In
breast.
Company C--Martin Barritt, slightly in
foot. g.
COMPANY E-John Murriner, seriously in
arm aid thign; VIM. D. Wilson, seriously
iu hand.
Company F-Wm. Chapman, seriously in
head, shoulder ami thigh; Nathan G. Aus
liu, seriously in thigh.
Company R-serg't Wm. Tucker, seri-
ously in shoulder and thigh; VIM. Lowe, Sc
rlously 10 thigh.
C,mpaay Jacob Rhodes, seriously IN
shoulder, hand and leg; corporsl Ralph
Rafae, seriously in shoulder and leg; Walter
Donaldson, in head; Leroy Matthew's, IN
thigh; Wm. H ban (uu,ican), in leg; Ser
geant Jac,b Baltz Ii, .lightly in Log.
cApTruEp.
| Company A-Josiah S. Moore, James A.
Henry.
Company B-Cspt. NJ. White, Lieut.
Thomas II. Mckee, Sergts. John NJ. Glenn
mons, James A. Rus Il; Corporals Henry
I. Green, John Nelson, James Caldwell
Thomas Miller, John Crusep, Jacob Cpde
(, graf; james A. Blllingsby, Peter Conway
Charles S. Davis, james S. Davis, Sacaue
Dunlap, VIM. Hauley, James Jones, Corne
lius q. Kimharland, John c. Kimberlasd
James McNao,, George Mendle, George NJ
Prather, Samuel Patterson, Perry J. Ross
Henry c. Stock, George G. Taylor, Edwsre
, Wells.
! Company C-Hsury Roberts, Martin Bar
rit.
Company D-Lieu's. Martin B. Helms
!. Chester B.Hall Sergts. Freeman I. SANDS
Benianin F. Merchant; Corporsls John I
! Allen, VIM. Fish, Amos Harris Ssmue
Merchant, musician; James Cohen, Ssmus