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, 1863-11-23
LOCAL MATTERS.

PITTSBURGH FemsIe Collage.
The advertisement Of this large and fou,ishiae
Institution will be 1ornd in another co1umn. W.
called attention to It's claims few months since
and take pleasure In stating that lis condition II
now more fourishins th.n ever. Nearly tuo
hundred aid severty pupils are now In nttend.nce
In order to provide fos the constantly a,r,
number tie trustees have lust elected an aadft,on
al teacher, making twenty In all. Additions a,5
improvements have Just been made 1t A cost NJ
some twc1ty ttocsapd do,,sr1. The p;ttssnss.' !.
Ereufs1 Chronicle in.a recert tcsn. os.,,
sae .aesstu,.oa IN ~ ns oosaus We regard 1t as
s.s....s., as aoe aooss met1so7ous
,1~a.a.-~ s"- se.a'l.sn4enn IN Inc laad. and
~ thoss -rho nj " ..tans ~ az .aa 49, ar oesso"ea
~ ~. s.ese Wv A.'eaa, anu lug many advantages
.sfs,s as s.'s loano elss~aese' We Can
.eorthv ths,r % IN e'ely way
hayine sanphters to ednc.ta I'm eapp " ~an inoss
, 1863-11-23
Q - = . 4|kA
GoyEENAEaT BrOCEg.

6oFEEdAHn9 BroCKB.
U.B. 6s 81 coupons. .1t9H 7.so'a, .loG;
G.s-CeEttdcattbInew) sSH
foEky-Ltttic easier bnt dsma1d cont'n1fa Actlrc
nrtt ctRss bills
Gold unsettled aud firm. opening at 15a declining to
152E. atvs1cieg to 1tAk. ana cIoairg rs1u 4. lx}x
Total expcr1s ct specie to-day was s6l7 ,01a.
, 1863-11-23

/
Ane 'etsso.e 9e4ae o. Beet Cattle At the close Of
us wteky mafket, 1hta evening. VIC qaosa ~ follows:
me ssls 1tfs Shipping qualities st ooas GO
Con mon 10 meGinr ..'''' .'''''..s...*-' %G&9 =
Jkete has been falling ~ :, -. .s..,'.. ~ :. =
Week ss cpmps, e, u I'M fha n,.,a..t.a go W .0e
weeks, 10 ca, siderable e,ts,t ~hte, ~. ~ W ufe
sye demand b., ra.r1t.n ~ =. "a' "4su al as'
clot Of tbo nrcV,ons ..s,r,. ~ ~ naee 1as
the rreoum and rTtra an,,,tsa. 80 pss ~ nS, On
100 rt an 10 r.. ness aau W.. " aseoioe pr
OF The present ,enson .ts.aMv a .ne sosaoce
for n ed,unn and ali he++.- go. - k uenAoa
Inquiry fer eommopsz ouatxs. xts 1s.. tsaa ~ ~
atna1 nocsn'tons Jon. in prices.
1uu.sD4r. november ls*-7ae weekly marks.
cate In the 7srous yasd s Tasre hs.a s.1sa ..
ce'pts of tne week "a compared with Sc se7er,l
preceding eess together with better and more &C.
aud
the market than had been expected and ssn.a,ln
SO eon.derDg thst the weather Tas mues especially ESP
for the preesnt season. Prime qualities have for soa
ies ssass,
stock That has been less fed Or really prime quality
~ ~ pt ona Grove OF 8 head IN the MARKET for
"a4sa esso r w ps Ess Paid. Medium grades we're
~ -~ N"Fh+1s NA~ kAA1s WILL 1eauJ sala
a. ps1ces tnnEmg Iom *2.s2H5a'2' Ihe transactions
81 tas gay shoWed no advance on previous rates. but
'@e masA Mas very arm and active.
nx.s -. 80 T.H, ~ Aueio "as soue A1 or seven
iesa oatte III tae market this morning than
VI 4tsAelU8Y MVlnlu%l ana ana A8 the Weather IN
ebneYt nr1h1y eonlar hurarc ,.n,a J.,
.ns :. - ~4e~A'sA@- sFA14to
~AA AAsPSao" ~ @VA%Vao 0A 21fAaEe upon pfEF1DpS
rates OF 10@15C The entfIa rfCepB of fhe dar which
s....s"sSs, ~ s 4,ep asaG' "sse e1osea out at
eafne1 hout u the day than usual The
, 1863-11-23
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EyHSIyG, Nov. Il, 1865,
The following table shows the receipts and ahtp.
ments during the past twenty -four hours:
3HoYtPTs zoe LAST TWESTY-FoUR HOURS,
, 1863-11-23
CHICAGO CATTLE mARKET.


eATuADAT EvEaMG, Nov. q. 1865,
Tie rtctipta OF Deef Cattle and Live Hoxs at ae
ys.ious ya1cs In tie city dori1g the part week com
pare al follows With the previous weeks slace June
, 1863-11-23

au1PAEaTs aY LAKE, FOE LAST TwKSTY-RouR HOURS.
FlouI- Wheat. Corn Oats sye. Barry
l4 ns4 h. o1s bu. b. nu.
70 other poits.. 200 .... s;n ~, ~, 49,. .'
, 1863-11-23

Nervous Diseases ana E5a.e& Debility.
ar1slrg from Specific carses, In botk se1ss -.nrH
and reliable treatment, in reports OF the howard
charge. Add:ess, Dr.. j. skt1ltn Hoaghton, How.
Ae:ps.s, Pa. aTasa
, 1863-11-23
Night Blooming Cereus
Night Blooming Uereus.
Night Blooming CcFeus,
Night Blooming Cereus.
Night Blooming Ccreus.
Night Blooming Cereus,
Night Blooming Eereus.

lmost exquisite. delicate and fragrant PC.
Tune. dis.tlied ffom the rare and beautlial dove,
Manufactured only BY PaA1os & Sos.
BEWARE OF coUNTERTE1Ts.
xao AZ 1sS 70 FOE AruAIoN,s1TAkE ;-- no OTHER.
| nS&-fa1t-lm Sold by Drugglats generally.
| u Card from Rev. A. Lord. Agent OF
| American Bible So oc1ety for this Stute.
| have made trial Of Dr.. Ayers new system of
treatment for Throat complaints, and an happy
had reason TO hope. hare experienced q deci-
de benefit, and can confidently commend him to
all parsons suffering from catarrhal, throat or iu1r
Complains, feeling that the system Is all that Dr.
Aver claims for 1t. AAAsA Lonp.
Ladies', Attention.
To retain the bloom and freshness of beauty un-
impaired to much later period than iB generally
thg as, case. laaies should use Rnrnsts fa!lssoa,
SOLD everywhere. -p93a-mw&FW
Economlse.
Economise by Dyeing your cast.ofr Garments
and TrtmmiDgs with the Domestic Dves-4o differ
snt hst colore, Including all the new and kshtoua-
Bee samples Of eolors 1t TIC Druggists.
noSe3'3t-mW&F.
An Exce1fent MedfcIne.-Jonas Wilt.
combs REMEDY for Asthma enjoys well deserved
til efficacy in many very fesere caaes has pfoTed
Its essss ss1as anxsq,i sea y al1drngssts.
H For Coughs, Colds. and Throat Disorders,
use " Brorn's DroRchidt 1rpehes,' having proved
thelf efficacy by a tcet Of many years.
LADIES FINE FUns-Brewater. under the She.-
man Houee, has most complete and varied as
softment o. eapse, half cspts, collars, Eugnnias.
&c, &C.. IN mink, royal ermine, fitch, French
Fable. and the lower grades Of fprs for ladies'
WeafIAl u which are manufactured In the best
possible taste. We advise our Lady friends to ez-
anime bteWstct1s supeTtor stock. nov2a r3s37.t
~ beautiful Complexion, nee from Tan.
Ptmples and Ffeckles, may easily be procured bY
ueiDE tho - Balm Of Thousand Flowers" For
shaving 1t Is unsurpassed It IS composed Of palm
OIL, honey, and OTTER valuable articles, highly
peIfnmed By its ON Ingredients, ard when Used
soft AID white, and free from b1emlsh Pr1ce 50
cents. Fer sale by SMITH & DwTE1s. Lake street,
Chicago. augs9-M-WE Sat.eow.am
90 10 rRK HEa=-do TO bRYAnx d srRArros..
CR1cAao CokhERc1AL Co1lEGK, 10 get tho:uuaE
Ptattcsl bcetuest education, For circulars ed-
d;ess tenc:osinE atamps] hA1Ax7 Il GTh421cx,
b T. E. Rgby, 50 Randolph street, IL selling
PaptE HanEtngs aEd Window shades at New YorE
prices, at Wholesale and retail. The trade am
Piled on thenost liberal terms. ors92si4n
Nervous Diseases ana PiYa:esl usot1.ty.
arislrg hom Specific carsea, In botk se1ss -nrH
ga reliable treatment, In reports OF the Howard
oc!Aton-se1t n scaled letter envelope {rse Of
chA1ge. Add:ess, Dr.. j. Skt1ltn Hoaghtc1. How.
azd Aesossatn=. ho. 9oatA Ninth street Pt.ls.
4espIa4 Pa. A1e1 -
, 1863-11-23
CHICAGO DAME MAwzEr.

| eATuRpAF EVENING. Nov. q. 1863,
z;sa wstst e e.
FE62;s7sa 81 Ea;a ~ IS S:s sh,Dp,a 10
bis ea,le Il i. 81 I'll: gooa SfEl III
m sls of1a1 ~
@ hrls fR.1eg e5sas - + lots r. ss = so@s
nse IT, 1o o9pf1ta q aansaess
nRhN e Err 4 Z S Srs hs
khs1 asy: neea 6ashs! Ssls5 xe:s
d e. Ss = ;s IL =
sxsa 3 e. eu sh!pped none
- o. 90 i 90 81 a. I se: 81 d
p ~ oa DO st esxe; Co ID DO & SIC &C.
~ 'WHE4TSKseelved 4, .sls ba; sh.ppss. $3.50 bu.
nax natS sha9Es T.
ss S %Gte5 81 e1est,a e hsa s. g q
Il j . sF's3 III;
! ass s!s5 h's
E b b'ss% ';sis 8
i 4 IL s:S.ss yss: common
grades are qule:, We quote:
nalEy 4 cEocks and tubs ...-............. e2aN C
iT'S FIJI Eooa d.
BEHNsc8aiet. Sales today; ls briS. ii ss; ts s.
nR10M GaKS @Isiset rs; quiet. Sales To-Day: 1x
sCo3FKExGESFi5a Sales to-day we're. -
z ~ Tsa asl nfs7' "a "a & &
sa4 essssn Reserve IN tar
MeafeqnK KRescrrs @is
nIi1ois ma Wisconsin XII XII
C0FFEETha cemaad for RIO rsfy active sssa aud
tpi ~ i'm. " 2tta apa ~
{a1a a., @aa
Eao. good to prime. as
i Ci6EH.aariit ooaitiaSe; d1ddSsn du1, aad dsnsnG
IS saStsEE ii r i s$ :@S:Ss Pss * 'i''
~ .peli sna P1s;; an q ies
ano f;s ess i aa 1Ss at 9s
vt vt Whl!sass sst .,.,t..,.....,.-
Nn1 rro,t u 's'.'sss-s.....--- AS1taG5 l2H
~ r.eHs .'ss-s....s,ssss.. ~ 85tW
kk$ 4 t!}Sts $
MI MI $s $s o,a; e dase - siss & 4
hs:setel r. Viii. $S Ss
goa4sa. eeo1sss Bank ieo Is. ..:..:.. @isS @f
Se biisd Ssszns =" s s'
Picked He1znzs. . 63 ass
FRTiTs1fhe@ @ supply of GarET 1friss e. iasa & I'M
good. aud fair aen1nd at present quotations..
= e. t5sfsR saa a4 saa
ssfS itsa r. Sn9 y iss 1ssus.s, Msket
ply EuEsTSUrs active and irm UICTnp1r S1r1ItF
, 1863-11-23

y" !. 1sS 1a y .....'':..-..........-. a;59 59
g a5s aaa .ssSSlySs2E .ssssSS2atEISt1E O. q e 5
= :. At 6 s and sb3-oly1aln1 On 2C0 NJ
50 at y; :s7s aud ss.25-aividins On $50 and
Is at s$m: is 50 and ss5o-di7lcing on 100 and
s at E{$ 81 $50 aud .s.so-a'v1atuz on ,so and
81 at s =; ss 80 and ss.75-diviains on 20 and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 100 brls, Market buor
ant aco 2c per "a len higher. Sales toby vera. III
&c; g hrls At sc: 50 Iris At s4c. S'1 60
Rid -fece,yed "! IL NJ, Dullr ess and den-es.
son appear to be the leading tures Of the sfkef
ale large and pr!cea easy at present quo
IEeea q SK
Gssen Ga!teo 94A OK
19efu Hhst Guleo... 8A&t 9X
~
LEATHER-There il an sciye dsm:rd for lem. I
ana American Calf Skins in t1r request without
change tn price. We qnots:
HA1ness, 2 n... 4oanc slangh.ub sole ..ss.a3au
4Hsnes =, ..' 4sGES Bnepos Ayres.. ...s393ie
SsS Ss;f:s; 81 I SS:5$s}s 81 ss
Rs HsEness S:... r1s@a5o slauxhtert sole. lass
kkS; Ss$'s@:: - s:ss:
Call. secoada.-.. llc@1 Is Lamone, noz. .66 m8stp
upper. toqt.:, 2544sic Ruebttt Llntnx1. 1s4i703
RQstet B1tdle, Ptnk Innings 9oais &
, 1863-11-23

To retain the bloom and freshness of beauty un-
impaired to much later period than Is generally
the case, ladiea should use Bnrnett's Ealliston,
sold everywhere. noyt6- -p933aa-mw&FW
, 1863-11-23

PEnsoNA1.-F4ede1IckH Hcrte1 Esq, Of tho
banking house Of Mare Hetcl. corner Of LaAalle
nnd Randolph streets, has been appointed Consul
Of the Kingdom Of Hanover, IN this port
, 1863-11-23

HHED.-About thirty news boys were be-
fosc the Pol .ce Court on Saturday, andcach paid
Gne OF 81 and coets for lecture from the JustIcs,
Ind nights lodging On the slw-dust. They were
warned to wear their badges and their good BE-
: hssior. when serving II literary circulating ms
dlu1n.
: -Thomfs Meahey has mean way OF getting a
:; Nving-by keeping ditorlerls house On Wclls
st.eet was before the Police Court Saturday morn
: ing, and he and eleven inmates were cach dned
GIL and costs,
, 1863-11-23

lmost exquisite, delicate and fragrant uer
fames distilled from the rare and Beautiful ioWe,
from which 1t takes its name,
Manufactured only bY PaAIoy B. sov
BEWARE or c0ENTENFEITB.
AFE FOE APuAloN's-TAKE no oTHER.
n22-ta18-1m Sold by Druggists generally.
, 1863-11-23

# F. E. R1eby, 50 Randolph street. IL selling
Paptr HanEtngs aEd Window shades at New YogE
prices, at Wholesale and retail. The trade sup-
Piled on the mott liberal terms, oce9o3t .4w
, 1863-11-23
DIED..
BnQr1i1.n.

IN this city. Nov stss. CHARLE3 WAE3RN. se
CT No'man &. and Mary Whitney. sged II ytx1s
, 1863-11-23

DKIkD AFFLEs-Rece!pts 1tfll limited and not at an
70 ha obtaned Market vary nrm With N upward tei
dency. PEAcnEs-UDpatIed IN small receipt, but
paired are quoted nomiualy, there beox few Il INV
In the market. Prices ru1e hfm with an upward tel
oency A1s1ss There u the usual teinaad for this
seas. pfacee rule tolerably STEADY aud afm.
cyhn4Sfs-The market batter Supplied anu thets il
limited ,nqu1ry. Do2lKsT1c FRuigs are ID very
It present quotations. Te quote: A
, 1863-11-23
tur GQle

k'OR SALE Second hard ChAisp.
= ?hya!csaos Or others In want can purrhaso At
nafgaia one bnIt to order by James Hail & S5R Bp.-
son. @ =, eoE q $b sln & % running order cl1 br
Seoa nc {ss + carriage bas1neas or sadue Apply
o.d 9I I9n Stable. Wabash avenus 1eY. Llk3
, 1863-11-23

LADIES FINE Funs.-Brewster. under the Sheg-
man Aoqse, has most complete and varied as
&c, &C.. in mink, royal erznine. dtch, French
Fable. az and the lower grades Of fnrs fot ladies'
possible taste. We advise our lady fyiends TO ex-
anime Brewstes's superior stock. novaar3s3T.
, 1863-11-23

90 10 THK HEa--ao TO bRrAH4 d 5r8Arroys.
CHICAGO CokhERc1A1. Co1lEeK, to get . tho.ouRh
pt.sttcsl brttues6 education. For circulars d.
d:css tenc:oslnE stamps) EA1Ax7 d eTnIErcs.
Chicago, Iujrol.
, 1863-11-23

sT. GEORGES SocHTY.-Tho Grand Animal
Ball will be given by Ills Society, st Bryan Hall
On Monday evening, the 2ad inst. These who
have attended their Annual Balls. or Festivals,
need not be assured that thiswil be pleasant, and
cretitablc to al concerned.
, 1863-11-23

Economise by Dycing your cast.oR Garments
and Trsmminse with the Domestic Dyes-4o differ
ent fast coore including all the new and fAshtoua-
bis SHADES. Price only Is or % cents per package,
Bee samples or eolors at TIC Druggists.
, 1863-11-23

LADIES' MEE7Me.-The lady managers of
the Nn1ee1y and Hall Orphan Asylum are request
ed to meet to-day, at o'clock. 1t their building
corner Michigan and Pine streets, to transact
business OF importance
, 1863-11-23

I have made trial Of Dr.. Ayers new system OF
to say that the reanlts have been as Mrorable as
bad reason to hope. hare experienced q deci-
del benefit, and can confidently commend him to
a4 parsons suffering from catarrhal. throat or lu1
Aver claims for It. AMAsA Lonn.
, 1863-11-23

An Rxce11ent Medfctne.-onas Whit.
reputation: its professions arc quite modest. and
tts efficacy IN many very severe cares has proved
Its great vaine. Sold by all druggists.
nos3rS33-3t-mHaf1t
, 1863-11-23

huMDEK-Aazket dnn aa4 soma Aae1!tv IN
af se.s1y I'm 10 ~, sant e c:sk EeS "a
from Kal2@Azoo. n 900 test BiIod and fsftsd Il iii *
cargo tchr H. ysrE:ont " ttnn Grand MyrT ID Is feci
BAILEY from Grsnd River 50 90 test nixEi saa
= SIS 90: c1TEo Fh- CA'cuSta frcm Skeidon's NiIi
seto tees Sl4so Tho toEoHEg ara the c:G.lac o1s.
, 1863-11-23

HnD TO BA11-Jeesie Reeves, dishonest
servant gt.l vas &zEa'gned before the Poliee Court
Saturday charged with stealing eco worth Of cloth.
Ing. &c, from Nj. ". Il Whltesides, asa North
Franklin streei,-held to bail Tor appearance be-
toae Recorders court, in $500.
Geo. A. nctB. IN employee Of D. R. Br,rt,
on South Water etreet, was brought before Justice
Bfown On Saturday to answer to = change Of na1d
and dishoncsty-hel5t to baIl in 500.
, 1863-11-23

PRoNo1RD.-We are glad to learn that Cap
tain Geo. ". Smith, Of Company A, 8sth {ad Board
Of T1sdc) regiment, has been promoted to the
Majority Of that regimeut to ill tho vacancy cre-
ated By the promotion Of Lieutenant Colone,
Chandler. Major Smith is most capable and de-
serving officer, and right. minded and cultivated
gentleman. Chicsgo Is proud Of him.
, 1863-11-23

CHANGE OF TME-C. A. s. ST. LOUIS R, R.
The Winter arrangement on the St. Louis line
tskes effect On Sunday. Eoresabere2. Tsainslesyc
Chicago at s:30 in the forenoon, and $50 in the
evening.
, 1863-11-23

HaFnees, = 8.... 4aa45c
Kip, medium ..4l. .Mkl1 Is
ZIP, heaV...... Hs2c
Cali, No 1......,.3l.4D4s -.
Cali. secoldA..,. 1.1c@1 =
Upper. p foot, 2Nas7c
Rustett Birdie, y
Nct...,ss.ss...H,Me5rN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-08

The Iowa State Central Committee
which runs by he double geared con-
Germ VII ;ch curries Tu:tle, Duncombe,
an Mason, i.sued amongst other circu-
lars 10 the faithful, the following General
order:
In addition; as temporary expedi-
ent, we urge aud enj upon the Dem
ocratic clubs, in all counties not blessed
with Democratic printing Offices. 10 order
a sufficient number of the Chicago Week
ly Times. which contains great mass OF
political reading. to furnish every Demo
cratic and conservative voter in the town.
ship who is not already subscriber, q
copy thereoffor the term ofthree months"
Now our citizens and soldiers know
that the Chicago Times is the organ of
the treasonocracy OF the Northwest, and
is so regarded everywhere. and yet instead
fthe loyal and Democratic Chicago Post,
is made the organ Of General Tute and
his followers in Iowa, By The official re-
script of their State Central Committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-08

We cut the following sweet-scented
paragraphs from that delectable organ of
Gen. Tuttle, the Dubuque Herald, and
present them as fair sample Of Copper
head malice and falsehood
We charge that Col. Stone, the Rspnb-
lican candidate for Governor, ruined by
his arts the servant girl who tended on
his sick wife, and not a Republican paper
denies it. The fact is notorious in Stones
county, and it furthermore 10 charged
that when suit was brought for damages
BY Mr.. Mathews, the father of the girl,
Stone, then Judge on the bench, sgrced
if it should be Withdrawn to render .
very important guid pro quo. Shortly
there after suit, in which Mathews was
party, was decided by Stone in has favor,
warrantipg to some extent the charge
made by Henry Clay Dean at Sigourney,
in Stones presence, that, latter having
traded upon his honor. bis character. the
honor Of his family. the virtue of his
neighbours daughters, he had nothing I'M
der Heaven to barter but the suits in his
court" and advising his hearers whose
cases stood upon his docket t'to make
him sign the order for change Of venue
on the express charge that they had no
confidence in him as Judge or dispen-
ser of Justice" Yet this is the man we
are threatened with as Governor.
This man Mathews, Of whom the Her.
aid speaks, is now Provost Marshal of the
Fourth District, and Stone has been sleep
ing with his daughter for some eight or
ten years, and If he has had ordinary
luck. they must have four or five child
rem by this time.
Sich a naughty man
We remember about the time Stone
was married to Miss Mathews, some SIM
ple-minded people thought he was under
some sort of Obligation to marry some
body else, but he didn't. And on his be-
coming a candidate for Judge of the Dis.
tIict directly afterwards, the Democracy
made that issue to the people, who deci-
ded by an overwhelming majority that
Stone did well to marry Miss Mathews,
now Mrs. Stone.
The version of the story given by the
Herald is UNANIMOUSLY false and libellous,
without the 81 htest foundation in truth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-08
TnttIc's cid Regiment speak..
Lagrange, Tenn, Aug. %, e.

Lagrange, Tenn, Aug. %, 80.
Resolutions expressive of the sense Of
the officers and men of the Second Rsgi-
ment Iowa Infantry, with reference to
General futile having accepted the NOM
ination for Governor of iowa, on the
nomination of the Democratic State
Central Committee"
Whereas, The so-called Democratic
State Central Committee Of which LIE
Grand Byington was Chairman, have
nominated Brig. Gen. James NJ futile AZ
their candidate for Governor Of State q
Iowa; and,
Whereas. He having accepted the said
nomination, has in hisIetter TO the "peo-
pie of Iowa" expressed principles as his
oun, so antagonistic to the platform OF
said party; his, as expressed in said letter
being strong ,ear policy, while that Of
the party is 0nti-par; therefore,
Resolved, That We, the officers and
men of the Second Regiment Iowa Vol
unteer Infantry. having always been
warm friends and ardent supporters Of
Gen. Tutile, as .oilitary man, see grea,
Inconsistency IN action, in accepting The
nomination Of said party, whose policy is
SO Numerically opposed to the one which
the General has sacrificed so.much 10
support.
Resolved. Ell. That the policy of said
party as expressed in their acts, and in
their resolutions and platform, are so an.
patriotic, treacherous, and SO revotinq to
all loyal men and soldiers, that we cannot
either countenance or support any man,
who will SO far encourage secession IA to
accept nomination by said party.
Resolved, Sd. That we ask Gen. Tuttle
unequlvocaliy to answer the followin
questions Whether he reall, endorses
the platform Of said party Does he en-
dorse the sentiment contained 10 Circular
No. 2. issued by the Democratic State
Central Committee" in which the Con.
scription Act is denounced as an abom;n-
atts. unequal and unconstitutional Con.
scription Act" by which Democrats are
sought to be forced into an abolition war
which they detest? Does he, with that
Committee, favor the appropriation Of
funds to pay the sum of three hundred
dollars to exempt certain class of per-
sons from the draft !?
Resolved, 4th. That direct and i'm
mediate answer to the above questions, as
we'll as full explanation of what mnst
appear to every rejecting mind, the elar-
ing Inconsistencies which cluster rosndl
his acceptance Of the nomination Of said
party, is due to the General himself, his
friends and all concerned
Resolved. 9Th. That copy of the
above be ssnt to the General, one TO the
Memphis Bulletin, one to the Gate CITY.
one e the Burlington .Hswkeye, ono iol
the Davenport Daily Gazette. and one q
the Stass Ragissss. -
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Correspondence Of che New York Tribune.
Girabaldase AAAPeSs - Abraham
Lincoln.

Correspondence Of .he New York Tribunp.
Girabalaa's AAAress 70 Abraham
TuaIN, Aug. IL. 1863.
received this moment the copy Of the
following address !:
Caprera, Aug. 6, 1863.
To Abraham Lincoln, Emascipator of
lS7ares in the American Republic:
II in the midst Of your Titanic battles,
our voice can yet reach you, let rs, 0
Lincoln, free sons of Columbus, send you
. word Of good wishes and Of admiration
for the great work that you have begun.
Heir Of tho aspirations of Christ and
of John Brown, you will pass to Posteri-
ty with the name Of the Emancipatore;
more enviable than any crown or any hu-
man treasure.
An entire race Of men, bowed BY self
ish egotism under the yoke of Slavery, il
ut the price of the noblest blood of Anne.
RIGA, restored by you to the dignity Of
man. to civilization, and to love.
T America, mistress Of liberty to our
fathers, opens again the solemn epoch Of
human progress, and while she astonishes
the world by her gigantic daring. she
makes US sorrowfully think how this old
Europe, which also fights so great a bat
sic Tor liberty, 6nds neither mind nor
heart to equal hers. While the jewellers
in despotism raise their bscchanslian re-
ioicings over the fall Of free people, let
free men religiously keep sacred the day
of the fall of Slavery. There are mystic
rious parallels in history-the robbery Of
Mexico, and the Lincoln Proclamation.
Prosperity to you. Abraham Lincoln, pi-
lot Of Liberty; hail to all you Who for
two years have fought and died around
her regenerating banner; wealio you, re-
deemed sons Of Ham--the free men Of
Italy kiss the glorious marks Of Jour
chsins.
The address il signed by the Italian
Liberals, the FIRST named being thst u
Giuseppe Garibaldi, who also wrote it.
The General has recovered from his
wound. and takes every day ride on
horseback, on lady's saddle, not to hurt
his foot. which is yet very tender He
can walk without crutehes with the aid
Of simple stick. and, deiigbting ia boat.
ing. he plies the oar with I'll the vigor Of
youth. One or two months rest will
make him able to take once more the
field.
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The project of cutting canal 10
Nicaragua TO connect the Pacific and At.
ianrc Oceans is again revived, under the
auspices OF Louis Napoleon, and it is
SAID that the operations will be immeti-
ateiy commenced. Contractors are ready
to take the job for &c, 203, 100, and Is
three years 10 finish the undertaking.
Senator Wilkinson, of Minnesota, in
conversation with the President recently.
asked him If he ever intended to with
draw his Emancipation Proclamation for
the purpose Of conciiiating the rebels !;
whereuPon the Presidentanswersd il very
decided terms. "Mr. Wilkinson. there l.
not the slightest probability shas ever
ahall."