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The New York herald., 1863-11-02

WMTEn.-The winter reopened yesterday, and
with what cheerful promise, happy smile
and pleasant greeting We need not describe.
The LIST of November was almost as genial as
the lst Of May, and, were II not for the nearly
faded glories of tho forest, one might suppose
that we were witnessing the entrance rather
than the exit Of the summer. With the new
season new enjoyments will be opened up for
VI, and people will begin to take, as it were,
q fresh start in life. Although our grand Park
will lose some Of its attractions in the abandon
ment of the delightful Saturday concerts, still
tho walks and drives will perhaps present new
charms in the lingering beauty which autumn
still spares to its foliage, age leaves. even in
approaching decrepitude, upon the cheeks of
healthful though fading humanity q bloom Is
sweet, though more sad to contemplate, as
the fresh glow which the spring time Of
youth brings with it. Visions Of the cosy
freside, the dashing sleigh carnival and
the graceful undulations OF the skaters will
be conjured up by the first cold snap
which possibly we may enjoy in few days.
But 1t will also bring to the poor some sad
forebodings Of suffering to come, with hard
winter before them and coal at an almost unap-
proachable price. Let MS think ofthem when we
anticipate the merry jingle Of the sleigh bells
and the comforts Of the single side" Winter as
well as summer has its joys for the rich; but it
has its stern duties, too. Let them not be for
gotten. Charity is sweet in all seasons, and
may convert the winter OF many heart and
home into summer
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WOODS MINSTREL HALL. bi4 Broadway -RrH,ovYAr
eokcs, DAkcEs. &c-PANoRAM, or THE NORTH RIyln
The New York herald., 1863-11-02

BRyANrs MINsTRELs. Mechanics Hall. az Rro.n.
6rRucK BILLY PArrKRsoSf - ~
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TIE MAYoRALrr CONTEST IN BRooxLYN.-We
observe. from the accounts furnished by our
Brooklyn reporters, that the inhabitants Of our
over the selection Of q Mayor as are the Tam
manyites, the Mozarters and the followers Of
John McKeon on this side Of the river in be-
half of their respective candidates. Benjamin
Prince Is the regular democratic candidate,
Colonel A. N. Wood Is the republican nominee,
and Mr.. Kaib6eisch, the present incumbent, is
running on his own hook a. an Independent
candidate, claiming the votes of the people on
the ground Of his economical administration Of
the affairs Of the city government. II he has
reduced the taxes it has been at the expense Of
tho reputation of the city and the comfort Of
its inhabitants. The streets have festered in
filth, and the light from the public lamps has
shone forth as rarely as the visitation Of comets
We have been compelled to call the gentle
mans attention several times during his admin
istration to this fact. Any person who is oon-
tent to live In dirt and darkness may save
money; but this sort Of cheap and dirty govern
ment is not what the people OF Brooklyn want.
4 f .tN ----------- '4r-ft. = +.
The SotDIERs vorE-THE New YoRK INvA-
LID CoRPs.-We understand that by election
day there will be scattered about in the va
ricus counties Of this State, where they belong,
some eighteen thousand invalid soldiers from
the army. These soldiers, we hope, will thus
enjoy pleasant trip home, and that after the
election the most of them will be so wonder
fully benefited by it a. to be ready to return
at once for active duty.
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Of the confederacy; thai the currency, which
wss worth ninsty-avs osnls 70 the dollar In
1851, end City cents In 1862, ID now worth
eight or ten cents, and will. according to
Mr.. Toombs' pretty accurate calculation, be
worth about one cent TO the dollar in 1864;
that, in consequences OF the depreciation Of the
currency, his estimates have fallen short of
the actual expenditures by about atty per
cent; that there is no remedy for the evil; and,
to borrow the language Of bic sdmirer and
spologist in the Enqxirer, "Whososver Is not
sorry for Mr.. Memminger is . truly hard
hearted man."
Could anything exhibit so vivldly or forclbly
this miserable mockery Of the government Of
the so-called "Confederate States," as this
financial exhibit Of their Secretary Of the Tres-
sury? With his Confederate scrip at ninety
per cent discount and still sinking, another
victory Of the Union arms, East or West, will
at once bring, with this tottering financial
fabric of Davis, his whole establishment into
ruins; and even without another battle in the
interval, the estimated fall OF Confederate scrip
to ninety-nine per cent discount in 1894, will
inevitably precipitate the collapse OF the rebel
lion. The case is as clear a. the MONDAY sun,
from Memminger's confessions; and he does
not tell one-tenth part Of the story Of the suf.
fering, destitution, bankruptcy and exhaustion
Of the rebellious States. .a, ,rss..-... {.
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oEo CHRtSTYs MINSrRELs 5a5 Broadway.-Bun.
iksoVEs SoNcs DANCES. &c.-Eiow ARE You, GREEN.
RAn
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AMERICAN THEATRE, No. 4it Broadway-BALLrrs
PAsroxisEs, BuRLKsoUEs &c-MoRK BLuNDKRs THAN ONE
H0OLEyS OPERA HOUSE. Brooklyn.-Eru,o,,.r
QoH0s DANCES. BURLEsQUKs. &c
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THE SITUATION.

Hsw York. Monday. November 2, 1863.
The New York herald., 1863-11-02

BARNuM'S MUSEUM. Broadway -rHE MOVING WAY
fIcurKs GIAsr Boy. TYTHoS. 40. all hours CunIsT
MAS EvE-RrSpKzvoUs Afternoon and Kvening
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NEW DOwERY THEATRE. Bowery-JEw or SoUra
wARK-FLy;No DyrCRMAs-TuE Porrs
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BOWERY TIiEArRE. Bowerv.-NoRAH O,DoxSE,r-
0ILks ScHoGiISGs' GHosr-ADoPrED Child.
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The Bremen brig Santiago, from Port au Platte,
g. Domingo, on the 9Th ult., which arrived at this
port on Saturday last, brought us interesting de.
tails OF the progress Of the revolt o. the Domi.
nicans against the Spanish authorities, which will
be found In our columns this morning.
Some Of the Western radical abolition journals
of the stripe Of the ST. Louis Democrat persist In
calling the President oopperhead.
Ths coppsrhead democraoy have abandoned
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

There have been added 10 the navy during the past
year by purchase, some thirty tugs, ny steamers
FOR bkckaiing aud supply purposes and over twenty
other vessels Or tenders aud sorc3hps Al least tvonty
Of The steamers were captured In endcavoring to violate
the blockade.
IMrRDvEssrI3 IN NAVAL yKssvia
Upon the assumption that the United States are
10 occupy leading position among maritime M.
tons, primary object with tho government
must be tho m,iuten,nce OF naval force
aie luate for defence against all foreign aggrcs.
sion The thorough Transformation which has taken
place 10 the character Of naval warfare the result Of
change not less complete tho character aud structure
o. naval vessels The sailing ships ofwhr, whose con
stgcti0n had been brought almost to perfection, wcre
superseiet nst Wy paddle wheel steamers, aud they IN
uru have given place 10 vessels propelled by submerged
sereNs steamers however, liable - disaster IN bat
We rom which sailing vessels are exempt. snec
chhuce shot may totally disable tho most powerful
steamer nnt this exposure rendering vessels o this
cas- unshc and dangerous, has lei t. preciui,ons aud
hesuard' Tor thetr protection w the form "
Wulhurc, ny vhicn ntst cssl msn-orwar ~
mide lnvuinsrablo u tho orjsocc iormcriy usoi
N naval waftifo Bh ths nov form Of io.cnoo
IA 1'Yel'ph WIN u cpuc>pIuiing imprJvcu.cut w
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We have received G COPY Of the Old D~sfBiHSoH
newspaper, containing some Intelligence from
Esrf0ik ef interest. Buslsr has put hs engine
in srdcr for work BY the appointment Of a nua.
Der Of osieBrs to eit e a military commission
Ter tho trial of persons whom no shall arrest
The Beast was in tho city himself a lew days
siRcs ca 9 t0ur 0f inspection. Gen. Barnes, the
military commsRanat, not hin at sAs beat and
congratulated hi2 en- kis "frst visit 70 Norfolk
siacs the rebsIlion begsa." After insEscting
the dsfsnges ct ahs place, among whieh is ono
fsTtiaoatien ssllsd "FaTt O'kegI6o," BE went
back to Fortress GsnTse.
AR effort Is being made By Cslozol Hazard
steYsna, a Yankee, 20 raise the Hlst regiment OF
loYsl EirPiniass'' in Nario.k and Portsmouth. A
nesting sEas held ia Portsmouth, at wbeh
"LlsAk-9ov." C'owpeF Was sh5 ehisf speaker.
Hs was salhoriaed By Gen. Batter 10 ray shat
il meR enlisted in lhia regiment he GBateI)
would tako spaGiRl cETo thas theH isaaines were
supported, and tAst the regiment should nezeT 80
sut Of tie department.
There is gTOat mortality among the nogr3
Eoops, ard tie Macon hsBss, oneea welI-knogn
hossl in Portsmouth, bss been converted mto a
Inspiration ihem. Regiments G neg IS, sun-
0srirg at then organization LOGO, scs now Fo-
dUeed 10 COO. Ta6se 10 NoIsA CaIolAa lave
suffered as severely.
Wl. r. H~9Rghton, e eitzsn, was arrested fsr
appearing ia Federal Rnif0rz. he had been
confined IN For. Norfolk fer having q Caniadc-
rate nsjeT's commission ia bis keUso. He lock
TIE cath and vas released.
Among tic saErt proceedings We 500 a suit Of
Geo. q MsrriEra, Of Norfolk, against william
Webster, si EeWpert News, for $4,000. Tho
property Of Ws5ster bad been attached.
Tbs remains Of SaaboTa, the Yankee leu
toaaRt killed By Df. D u. Wright, had beea
aisintreredi and sent Nsrth. Tie pastor of 4
Eegro church delivered a discourse over il rom
the e1Stsna heEss steps.
9iss Susan denim Ia Playing at Norfolk.
RishMeHa DispHicA.
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"a reply 60 sH attack Ueon Sen. KIRBY Smith,
IA the Louisiana BezaseTat, Gen. Dick TsylsF
has puBlshea Ia tbst pspeE G lo5ter-the Erst, as
he says, thss Be has ever beOn iBdaeed 10 write
fl lac press. Tne fcloBisg are extracts
u sppsars nom "CAssEndra's7 Point Of view
Ast General smith inssnes t. abaa55n Lou
isiazG- If e., il is certainly strange that Sc
large . proportion q IeePs under his command
shCuld be h0E acksslly engaged In defending
AaF sol Az 90 any Future purpose he may en-
saFtsin, 7 have 10 remark that DO has not eon-
npsicatsd Z to ne, Ga The ooHtTary, 81 my
orders look b q ssasborh rssisbaRcs st svery
poiat, and If say izpraRsr delay has arisen in
constructing military WeIks, the faalk Is exclu-
sissly niHe; fer hss eRee, bat repea.saly, has
Gan. Saith arraa 10 inpert2Rcs ef . vigorous
PREPARATION lor defense IS al PENIS. If The en-
envy learned hsm Gea. Smith his intention 70
abandon Ibis stsle, hsa Gsn. BaRksis The psTty
10 ~ceuplAin, for Walker, M0usca and Gree0
have ksst bad iaith
Tbs ssaseusRt lai there has basa 20 hssflo
Of sAznlsh undsf Gen. Sni ks gUidanes OF a6-
yies, unless possibly The 1nfeItuasis affair At
Hslsns, il eITeBsouA ael Smith's FespoHsibil-
iy s. HslsHs was precisely tie same ss st Sss
bins pass, aaa & be is charged via SIS 6rst,
sTicl iusEeo dsmEzSs that he Shoald be credited
wiki tbe lass So Of stasr operations in the de-
FartRssk Wszy enc A % bla@s far permitting
Gsa- Banks 80 0VeuUn The State ffom Cane NV
sr 70 the GulG isisL and not Gen. Saith.
AZ long sc3 6 he MeXicaa var when Gen.
snih, . BsuPiag E0n Wsss Point, ,jSiRed The
l8g, Is eeHnaHdeJ afteT making bis gallant
~ IA asen, hs ealh2sEsm fer bis profession
1Hd ~ h.eh peIsazal e1Gssetsr, pss5ieted FOX
hin, iamy hs-1sEs a bight career. Tbs com
uaa9a HS 40 lae Gsn Zschay Taylor, esg.
isiziy - b1a Hags q s0tlier.
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nIanasl. Il ID go.
oTTzcE % Ri GEoEsIa REL1EF AsB HOSPITAL
AasnGrlrIaN. Da.alnha II ~

1H-AAA8 a
Ts the People Of Geo-rfa.
IN visB e. ihs aet, nsV wall asssrtainsac thas onr
seidisrt cEznet BE supplied dHriaE the pre1aEt VTfEisF
VIA . sufhesat aHmbsfo u oiaHkeiE she Sssfgia Relief
suG aoEpitai AssosiziioH, By ~ axes1tlvu e9mEtttss,
have Gsterniasd % ny and supply this aaas TO
EeHS exteEt By he naHnfasiEra OF VIA. are called
sszf9Ets sr sozfortarE Thcn en- ~ maa3 out Of cur
tkiEzssi faetsry el0i5, padded VITA rats u earned
sostsz Ezd qutltsd- The c8t4 sEsuld be b. IIgtt a.
RoEEbls, And he alSth act toe taick, sshtfFfss tss
article viii b heavy kr transportation. Even with
thess preeaHtisnH tksy nay Est BE- easily Ianfpgr:sz
~ tho soldier, ans nag - go1u logt sia W ho9s raaf
nilh the inorassed expsrisuee Of sur troeps. liz nsv
nc. be ~ ~.Evtsciols~ iasxpsrisneei snd that a. ali events
thsy nEy sss1re THrniA 81 The present winter. 10 no
nsrs ss eHsssed, ln rssFAt viii zzPiy repay The essi
sad srcEbie.
Ths aadsnAgnsd kevs been appointed 3 committee
for tbs FurDoss Of iavekiug he aid q ssr ssonle Ia
Tits work We have already soaght aud foaId ths
NEstane1 Of tts isdiss OF AaguzIa aud is veiuits.
whose enargy during tnii unhappy war la bssu a
uafring a. tnsir pEIfistisn h araenf. These IaEIfs A.
csrding 20 their szsroa, have responded to car al va
an alasniy which kss i1spirea car nssrts with thsukuL.
sss ard or mindE vita iRsrsalsd zsal, ana uhlsh a.
eouragrz ~ % ezu sPsa PATRIOTS sitizena 0spesisfy
Ae "emeA7 Mal FLH q or ssaiel ana inFite them,
HharsvH suea eletA aza estisH bzttiLg can be Ero-
sErss, - Enifs Eith a. Il fEs e~aIerprss, ihis efarf Il
protect Or gallant defenders Eeza the eald Of she VI
teTs aigkt. Ths gfaeeHs " tie Alsasta hciorV il \
sFiTit % he meat ibaral Bsui5lssn. have eEsrea ID
furaiEa "a with ne 2atsfiaiE ubeu very Len terrE And
IN fasA quantities - viii enable a. Il al win assist who
can Dc -, - ssnd forward 70 tbs army several .hou.
sands 81 thHss comforts in q week or zen days Other
faslsroB In cur State VII 40 tde sa-e, UB 6subt uot II
J GPFuEAusn % AGGa. he aIlale8 WaeH &nlshoa. szn
BE- seat e err rsons IN Ma city, aad vii Be iamsalato.
" forwarded 70 The trespE- 4 vigorous cEoUt sa he
HErt o. oar Fssg.s can tbrs sin0si eztrsly rsIaedy .hs
grievance Whiea We assirs % r8aeTe, cersiai7 anszg
our owk Eolzisra Fsss experience ieEakeS Is aos ~
desbt azs hat This ahsrg viii be made elsewhere "A
GssrgiA vita easraY Ike y tha1 wal-H iaspired i Esre.
Eks Glota sssd ~ as hare Is .bIEasr lkaa shrsine
sAiriiag viii dad is sHt sersz and 4 hzif o. eirEs
feet long by SIX feet vide. u would - bet.ar Il dvss
ssAs ssisr' bGf rs asS0 ne ias 20 HzisiE this 10 -
done
Al packages ssns % Be- forwarded BY he sssoeati-n
sk0Ela 30 addressed p. Z Potter, asasrai supsrfutsna
emf Augusta, &sorafA- T. STAEHEa,
T.. J. SEEEIRs,
Eannefan
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From Gs Houston CrezzD Telegraph, Nev. Isl
KIEa's RAECHE, November II, 1863.

KLEa's RAECHE, November II, 1863
We have neu1 fsm Brs9usgills 70 the 9Th,
Banks is IL command Of the Federal fsIse,
wsich i sesr y 600 strong. n landing be lost
az hia ariicry horses, a. vel a. many sisrss,
and is b this ussEs toe mach shattered 70 At
tsmpt 50 move s-sE.
CsrdRAs eek Advantage Of shs eonfzsion il
EatsmoIos 90 Prsneunee in favor Of SsrRa, the
Rcjo governor. He imprisoned Governor RaiH,
* Governor Lspe1 uH6 al the OEcsrs Of the
oriEsliue party. Masy fears, doubtless well
tsEsdsd, sTe entertained fer Cenfsdsratss IN
Hasanarss In the ksndsof the bandit CsrIinas.
Bat e small part Of Brownsville was b1rnt.
Az tie public property and tWs hundred bales
Of estt0n Wsrs Burned ~ order Of Cen. Bee.
Ga the road frsm B~roangviile 70 this plaee, Gen.
Bee baraed 81, he cotton that eoala not be
transported Heavily loaded teams Eers half
unlsaded, 50 thst thsy esuld kssp up with the
balance. AboEi 400 bales were II tkis way de-
streysd.
no Learn svsy oRs lss behind IS ea the road
bssEesn the Re GrsEGe aR5 The Arroyo ColoFa
&c was Murdered By Isbbers. TRs Rio SrEnde
i5 lined via gnAl parties Of rob5erB numbering
al ne CoHfedsrsies tkat fan int theis hasdB.
Tes AsLlaAa5 ere mostly proving dialeyGi
Captain BtHsTides' company . an exception,
s-ssding fray % duty. Ali he stasE Mexican
companies have bsss dissolved.
NJ exc ia BrcEnsvills cane czb Wiz uE. 20
lonE 50 il Wss the Vidal raid General Bee
lad tkrsa hundred ciaBsEs on duty. Bat when
be GEaksss caRs, not q dozen st5ed By hin.
Brady, Darling Cherry, szd Twelve others, did
coed sarvIes ~ segUts, bit went seross tbs riysr
Waen ws isft Gr Henry Sasligson was enc Of
he faithfHl e re last. Ha WAS On guard 70 the
last noE1sat Re had 70 tine 10 savo bis Get
ten, aaa Be set Gre 70 Is with his eva hands.
Altogether be had \ hasvy time Of IA, but we are
al here sac with he tTsis.
Yea 6hal hes- fem rae agsis as ofsa as any
iklag cccsrs verify Of n8lcs. ] shall reRsn
with As army here for the PrsssaE
Years truly. FDETTE.
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OUR G REPORTS
THE NEGRO REVOLT COW
FFKWED.

Special to tbs Memphis Appsd
NOZZLE, Dsssmser sf-Ths believing dir
patch Is Just resolved from Brsokksven, dated
Goth mat.
Two Confederate sfieor5 who escaped from
New oEleAas On tho 14ih, bring tao fslIsBing
intelligence: On the On inst, the negroes IN
Fort JsskEon natinisd and killed s9snty-four
out Of twsuty-suvaa Of their white efRssrs.
They also sunk one boat, supposed to be- irans-
port. Ga the I4lh they still held lhs fsTi
against the csnbinsd Land ard Hsvsl forces. A
eanaiet wss hourly expeeied between the re
groes ard tbs Yankees.
Ca the 12sh Gen. Banks was hsard 10 remark
that fighting vas sill going on, that being the
second day Of he battle.
As New nsra they saw ssvaral csnfedsrats
o%fisors, captured al Kew Iberia, who said the
Confederates were masters Of tho felz, and had
driven ths enemy back seven miles.
Everything from the irans-A Mississippi is ez-
c~Azraging, and the army is in splendid spirits
and under good disc pine. II
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FROM SOUTHWEST MISSISSIPPI Official r.
port Of the doings Of Brig Gen. WHIT Adams,
sho8a that no and his gallant troops have not
been die. Bat for TeinfoToemenls sent Matches
would now have been 10 eur possession. Gen.
Adams vent With the view Of taking it, finding
tn garrison reinforced he attacked tie eunboafs
below the city until the eaemy's cavalry came
cut and got in bis rear. Hs than charged and
pas 20 eight the whols command, killing and
Sagturing SUCH as could Eot reach the city.
The infantry then formed aud came nat
againss him, and be qRissly retired and com
meRead sheiing and snnoying Ell boats paas;1o
1p or down the river, szd keeping q wateb %
cavalry Or scouting parties foF tho city d
Natshsz.-GsntoH CRiEeg,
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PAPER as a PEoTnorOR AsArssr CoLD.

PAPER as A PRoTECToR AsAIssr Corn
The Charleston eeurisr says;
Many friends wSO have tisd TIA ,,,.i:
tea Of paper a a covering and additional nra
teetor sgaiDet cold and exposure 70 tho vipd 90
weather, report NEST faYoTsbiy. ANe
Two folds ef n~swspapet ia .ha shoe arc so,.i
70 8 good cork Bole, and are sroIeFabIs "a
exposing the weaTer equally 10 cold aHor 5so
Pefsens suhsnpg ron liability to cold IN tbe
chest Of threat sill Aad II beneficial ia ssvsfe ar
the inner and oilter shirt or garment.
Paper leggings have also bean tried with al
gentago BY many who suffer about tas spkiss ~
lsgs. The seek and drsHags vii cosvep;ss,S'
the paper IA place. Two.ful6s Of ns
60 or stitched On the t~hinness Lee y,
viii be Fogpd equal 70 3 good blanket,
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GLASS FACTORY.-T he Columbus Times
says that a glass mandatory Is abUut to 60
isss operation IN that city, uudsr tie auspices Of
Joka v. King Esq, F~resiisat Of The company,
ssd J. A EeEsa, agaat The company desire
% PuTeAsss hrskss gIsss Of every description,
and viii thus osathbHso, materially, n saving
z= was5~ ~zat has Eavsscss-s been worthisss.
We lks - SEQ sHsh evidences Of a dissssisisa
ts rake tie Host Of or Situation na5 10 tara
81 the @odSs and onds'' Of Hitherto wasted
material TO SON usefI purpose Of domestic
economy. This Is tho true road 70 RdePsRd-
anaa
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I. 3. DAVIS. cratarg. /.

II Tho zecsnt message Of he =syor Of No.
pie presents = very satiafse.ory review Of aE-
fairs m that city for the past yesr. Ho says that
ihoIe has boon no suffering or actual distress in
'ho city. The citizens q Mobile contributed
$3.50 600 for tho support Of the free market,
where 4,000 poor and needy persons receive
geed aRd substantial food, willis 1000 families
s65n clothed al = cost Of so, 900, donated
By The sane liberal hands. The cash receipts
in the city treasury, ever the expenditures for
the past year, are upwards Of $50 0Oe, sud the
entire amouat in tho treasury Is 1856 800. This
is a most saiirfsetoTy exhibit, and shows that
the stTicsest economy has been exsgsised by the
authorities Of cur SISTER city.
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n visiting gss market kis noEniag, ouz
ahaDasr Vas attracted BY gEoap Of forty sr
y nsis girls, gathered around = small hOSse
sy@2 70 ts Es4, each provided via a
ssshN UPoa iRquiriRg ef Mr.. Parsons,
6svsE1mszs batsbs1, what's meant
~ lsanS ~ vsrs there ts rsssiye ghe Gsy-
snszsi - Ess kas lie assssmsns eesld
ass UsHsaly sssnbSss less hzR onshandTed
8as paa &1ly. A. we behsld their cheer
ri hgey sesA Is sssa rsssiysa bsr psricn
- Is ssy, sts ssaasasssa lhsa vita tie AEna
Mss4 gssEg zsFa q va and PTeyslszt
ss h%zhf e Bwhs' tnaEs q he
ag ss Ee1sss rec lEps4, si1ssa
- asRsyb g8sted G4s skid he
g eza q aaes sxsass mls thsmss d
r ssezsd " ~ pos - esaaoH
seRs-Gsss - zsnl &ssgat as&s pOsa-
ssss EssAsai1 sss1asi n hsH SAB
~ kn&sl &sgEaiy.
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EEYTLL Be paid for the apprehension snd delivery 90
" Asazra, johnson s lr5y, FUNSTON q 2-hstta aad
walton s.rush, Of = NEGRO IAN, nszsd JACK.
Said negro Is about t~hirty-avs yssEr Of age. Of low
stature and 5swieggsd slow u peseh AID vita szs
tooth ont In front, Which sAOvs plainly when speaking
Or smiling Wears his beard uE.hsvod.
Hs Is the properly q Il. 2. Z. Wsikirs, Of North
AlGbszs, ssd was let By ne with Nr. B D suith, or
lhS city, fOr sale. He Is believed to be lurking about
he city. H. ". STEELE
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TREES FRUIT TREES!
COX We'll TO YOUR oRoHARDs AID GAR

LOOK VEIL TO YOUR ORCHARDS AID GAR
DENS-1PLANT FRUIT TRIES,
THEY GROW Wills EOU Sleep
EHM n THURHAE. sns ana a half milss fom -
W city, on tie east sids Of the MsDougugh road. has
= large and varied assurtErnt ~ EHUlT TKEaS o.
It's bast SOathsrn a1d axe lmsted varieties
O1s hundred thousand Plants n LlB unsqualed VII
son Strawberry, q he assorrnsnt o. Grape VnsH.
we'll Eostea- Aho. q fsE choice OrnzmsntaI Plants.
shrEbhsry, Sta
Islss sHor ny ~izriTidual services 10 tie country b.
laying sut ana siG1tng oschzrSs Nearly trTsrfv
yssrs sEPsTis1os IL "ifut rsisins uill saiigs ~ sar-
yieas % some Enporta1es. Co2s ana see ny sioek Of
Tees VfneE s3a.
8eiereHssa-Ool r Petsrs D. " P Hayden, Dr. NV
l3rswH, Hsn J A Hayden Lewis LsHsse, q LaHsha.
Capt Sohn eolisF, Esi J0hR b 5ies'e. Col ThouaaC
howard Atlanta; Eoa o A Bal. LaGrango D Rel
mond, OF Angina sud Al othsn Uso have orrury
RatroniEsa ne, md Eeea ~ Tree, Fruis s1d ursa-
ara VA a. FaCRHAA,
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excellent FRAT On tie prsuissa
so- PaEte1GEs and isrms. aPpy "a he RIsuissa, or
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