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Nail. .p,.e a. III. p.si-Omre.

ForFurono p, ,t-aH,TA 'a " cincsday Ma IL ?. m
b.. Aev.Orl.Hn- "a lir'a.e, - s'tsiH'f hio
Bio T.esday March 40 ..............+.'.''s' ii N
a. Cernn Queen. conc. az March .......... 10.
For lHif.rus. -.. da'y fnGudny- rrr-f'eil
oyefauf Via ~ lpscpn. $40. ......5 &C. and y p ~
y,.tl-ii,,,s sng.Is and .4.d.s..J "a. aud A y
MORT sni Nos Va Nal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. - NJ.
t,.t-p Mai All. Enc .ilrpsd sad a y.
.tllc,a I'D s,a,h.Ne,trn Malls H. >, and JOB y
Va Mail. r. Hl ~ u y
N,n l,,diord .ovpoTs sod Fail Ris-F-.......... - M
The Lony lsIs'i fitl closes al Z. . m, tut = N
SUNDAY Malls ia sunday 81 mails close al /! y. IA.
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ate sai.oritv 20 pa 81. lrhrIl Mileage. hc rcmem
lefed vs. ps..a pubgsn Ioages n toe hou'o ~
-. 10 re repA!e =. 10 w."
Is 1ae EfPTcss honest enough to let ITS read
ears zee just how many Republicans and how
many Conservatives" voted respectively for
and against this Third Milease' The truth
wrongs no man; let your readeTs sse n!
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Bulls HIAD-Aosday, March 9.-Wo have q
sws remarkable state of things at the opening Of the
besfcats market In Forty fourth street this morning The
weather IL bright aud elear and warm ths, the s snow
thai fell since Saturday 10 all aoat Yet tho cae-;'sn' are
all reported bockadcd with At any rate We had no
from Albany til nearly AZ tho opening there
wa. not over 500 on .ae There 10 Saturday by
the ewJeey Central and is and train on the hud'
so1 on Sunday IL there had been expected tn"
would opepej lively; bu. Ii was known that
srge ,uppy walkely to arrive any nomen' tue market
opencd cu about the rates lat we-kthst H.
80uc. e. n for the most. seller sinAing oha About
noon o. head in and during tie afternoon more ar
rived and trade continued slow, many OF tho buyers p'
f.fir. till oil stock arrives that expected To-
nigh, We no.ics that Of the hfokn arc snIoss TO
out today and secer bnyers offers moe freely tnn
week Others hold tner stock az .Iih n though W."
cesin tho whole H. and thai with saeh 'ho supply
ih.y easily got advance We shall 80, o-rnotTo"
when thee will doubte,. be mote cattle than to-day hen
y r. Cd are .s.kei for s,ups 81 hundred army
b-cve. srl ri ng 10 p'y 9ds" T. n ne, for good shipping
cat ', bot viii boy any good and ere nnwllit
60 nav lnc whic asksd to-day. The hog ne k"t
i.gt ~ supplied sud prices advanced 20 tto ~ ~"
weight l,r he The sheep market Wild sic " ID
live voist, ior aty'hn. oas;oc petite 'df' - elSiA
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THE ACADEMY or 1IUssG.
VI. uorctzcis,. Opcrn Company.

The Academy was graced, List night, with an
overflow ing and brilliant audience, 70 hear the opera
Of II B4Ho IN MaSelera, performed by tie newly
arrived company. under the direction of VI. NJ
rctzek. We had occasion 70 remark on their pre-
yious aud initial appearance, that allowances mnst
be made foe tie vocal artists, just from siip-boar',
sud 10 a new climate aud before a strange audience.
Lat niclt II wac evid u, that the company Tro-
ceeded individually and collectively letter tuan on
the first evening. To those already heard was gdied
Nile. Bigno mo relation to tie American tenor
Of the ame nance: Il light soprsro VINO performed
the part Of Ito Page the satisfaction Of The audience,
and secured tie laurel If an encore in au ara.
There one move art'tt yet TO be heard the b ~,
who WIN appear on "Wednesday. chief 80
p.ano SIad me Medori laft night wan stcadeI in her
execution and intouated noIe correctly than on the
frs, evening Of her performance here Her
very large volume Of tone Ia adequate to
tie size Of tie Academy. "London," says the old
saw. is the death Of small regulations Tho
Academy Of Muse is the Ooaih of fnla voiccs. For
effect every thing must he doubled over All orJ.nar'
ilv-sjzed operahouae. An orchestra Of fifty shOnd
be enlarged 10 u hundred: chorus ought to be
two hundred to brig the necessary volume
immense, far-reacbing capacities OF the
anditorinn. The tenor, Signor Muzzoleni, produced
4 very great impresscn on the heaters by his manly
noiea: vivid encore followed his ARIA moot die.
,inct comuliment--and the bes. an artist can sss.
The heavy part Of U,ica was sssigned to tho con
,ralto. Mile Suzer. IL has no dramatic mtrt-lcss
even if possible than the average OF situations OF the
scene is Boston, Mass.--time, thst Of
Franklins randistber-manners, those oil Lous Inc
FoureeDth's Coult-a pretenatural tumble lovely
TO contemplate.
In The bail soene, Mile. Gale,ti and sisnor Ron
zani appeared as dancers and kept ny, 30 tar as Two
dA.eers could, something like tho srint d Dali
scene.
The Performance last night was success ana
promises ell for future essays by :he same "r''su
CARLoTrA PATHS BESRpIr.-This evening LAY
ot,n Patti ayes her farewell in America at Irving Hall Oh
which oc aston lie io.wing eminent artists have hhdy con
stn,,d TO ssss hers Mr Wm. Cas lc, j. Il Thom''. j. ~
Theodore homas, and Mr. Goti'ch,k h,A Pa'h
a .ils for Europe tomorrow tho soamH Africa
S~usszEss<.s- r-r~A<..-s-s,n.
Tie ma,ket fees received b. the Collector Of Rev
Ann. Ga, a., 80, smouDisi TO s , 500 ~,
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den Jehn GaaoIe r 8 seaaii. a CsAaras Mirn!on g..
slI CHI lss. p ,.sesE a ~. fSsae.y' n'
d. T. D.lfs y ryunlsy Add CEls I slEA9. j. hgia.
70 ~ Stunt az. = oasJ dan John tchiisi = so"4eh.
tr1 Pitcp . ria B-i.n ass AnU fAFtl, Ne Chfs,lalG
g.dcst Nj. His.lu J.. f,f,r, Jrhu r. fus l.. Wal. a.
Ohi. J. Molin J. Smith. Mts. fT.n. l. hos.cIsscs ).
A
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5pecal Notires.

Free Lectures for the Peope'-A .as a. ~"
W.id Espuoean liz sdqu sitcr. No. z+' ti"aV p'.'
HON. HORACE GREELEY
81 81 uslNet az au. . W ~ III. Ii. c. PARhE,
'" y "e''sa' ''''' ''' '- Cb.irIasH Leot"rs Com.
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MEE1ISG OF PoLTS.-A cal i, made upon all the
Sons Of Poland n the city TO meet al the Scuben Howe No.
ql aud ssi BoTvry Saturday evening nett March H. It
o'clock p m express s,npsihy for h,T ccun,iynen At
hae Ia their PfssH asge AMI TO tabs 'uea seton ,s mag
he deemed "a ed .uf.
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MARRHE y.

coyP-IAPIIN-At Hop.ntopic Mas,s on Friday, March
nv the Rev Joeh Brewer, Henry ID. Cone. esq TO Miss
fnen Howard fin both OF Housa,onic.
sTROSORAY-ln Indianapolis, Ind. Tuesday March 9
Inv IN. Rev John How ard Nixon Sylvester H. strong, d.
D. Of Saratoga Splng. H. to Mis- Anna daughter o.
james NJ. Roy, esq No cards.
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THE KEoKuK.-The iron-clad Keokuk, accompa'
nied by the U. S. gunbost L. B. Hale, went down
the bay again yesterday afternoon, and probably
went TO
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. MARCH TO- 1863

property in man by man. II simply declines
to interfere with the internal regulations of
States for the guidance of their own in-
habitaut5
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pRr-GooDs CLsRks EARLY CLOISG Now
sEsr-Ws call seution 90 ,Ls special notice Ia another
mn th, uaoruins. announcing pable
meeJg TO be Laid at Cooper Institute on Friday evening
teit tie 3h inst II vii. be noticed that several Ell insni
.pe trlsafo 10 BE- prste1' and make si.fefsos
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Dusmess Nollses.

Mis-. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
.isv.. tho Child om pain avisorsles tho stomaeh <d
owe. corr ct. %aity aud gives tooe and us'' ~ mo a'''
ysteni. 25 cents q hOttls
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No. 10 L.vinsAton-st. BrooklyA

NEw.Yoax, July 10. 1853.
This cer,iass thu. my mother has been for time -
lcted with partial deafness suffering from pain and rumbal
noises in the hsai together with other indications Of tetse
lo of hea,ae Dr. Won Essnbsrs removed from her ears
ea. quantity Of matter together with coaeused blood, ~
evns her instsntansousy and all without pain. 1t Win
grateful thanks that give shi. testimony to his skt
CARROLL J. POST, No. 20 Ssuth-st.
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| a Public Meeting, under the auspices Of the DRY
GOODS ILERhS EahLY CLOSING ASSOCIATION.

A Public Meeting, under the auspices Of the DRY
GOODS CLERhS EahLY CLOSING AsSoCiAiiON'
Will be held ST - .....,,,-
On FRIDAY EVENING, March ~. 1862 a, O'clock.
Addr.ss-s by the following eminent sentiem.n:
Rev. n. " bRD BEECHER, Rev. ". HOLMES.
Rev SIDATY A. COREY, EDH IN JAMtS efq,
Rev Ir nILBUaN RICHARD GOLDMAN. esq.
Rev Or "a INNINGS, SIMON SIERNB esq
Ao SPECIAL invited t. take part in The proceed MS OF the
evening: ., .,,.>...,
/. a. EDWARO EVERETT. A. OAKEY HALL .esl,
Hsn LANES 4 bn aDY, X ut Rev Archb. hUGHES
Hon JOHN VAN BUREN,, Roy. d. HATFIELD.
TICK IS cents adn ladg and gentleman {" Ne had ct
tho =, o ne pItc g. ~ Nichoas Ho,l Ffh.,vennc Ho-l
Me'roroliaa Hotel D,lmonico Hotel Westch'sisr Houst
Gomez Btogme mi BoSefy, Ely Zsctars Coz No. IS
Eraaway perfnmsr r. ndo phs BOOK Store No 6e3 frosd
way H. Lloyd Co, Music store No 81 ntd-sv, hnsh us
Drug Store, come OF Broaiyey nd 'sssFst'' fsAsr'
Apothecary, CO fuer 8,l.sy an1 Jjths., and o!
J. Il. GRAY } Conn ftee
MORRIS ALTMAN OF
EEinEp. D,t,yOU. IA
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Ne. III MEacnn.sr.. NEw.Y oar.

Nc. l7e ME2cER-sr., Newly os8 d
JE Vos EisRSBERG, NJ D.-Des Doctor: lave bees
slcted with total dosfneW and was induced to psy yoa
VISIT No ono imagine my delight when after one opss~
ou my hearing suddenly and without pain, restored -
me- for which feel grateful After being totally de5
almost shut out the pleasure Of using 50 nsce'ssy
sen.e-to have 1. returned and 70 bear distinctly edeSo
srea, you for the immense amount o. sH you pos
s beg thank you for what Cen ~ truly sppr'e's
| an, Sir, your Obed!ent servant,
EDWARD TEMPLE HARRISON.
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p REMiCM oS GOLD. The Subscriber, who cam
not change his prices with tho fluctuations Of god "non'
ineurring e1penas in advertising the chsnesh
compelled Pens Old Prices Thinking his Custom
entitled the bene OF the Premium Cold rather tasn
the V debasei. II the best cuTscJ this country e's'
hi b oers sl remns the amount OF their ode''
God TIE full Premium IN this city Oh the day when received
this way he hopes do the country and his customers
good without lnurirg himself Tor the MORTON Pm can
not be made without OoLD.
When Paper Money Is sent United States Ia preferred over
any other. A. MoRToy No. Is Madeira New. York.
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Performs Cuyes Of
DEAFNESS,
NOISES IN THE HEAD.
DISEASES OF THE EYE, EAR AND
THROAT. ... ..t...t
CATARRH CURED
DIR. Won EISENBERG.
Ernr, ~ Lnrr.ai of Comnercs.

Fyo, Ths JovYsoi Of Commerce.
Eycrrws News FOR THs DrN-An instrument ssisl
Dr. Won Eseubergs Air Psss, Eap.oder and Regutsr.s
sisntic Machine weighing nearly FIVE hundred pounds boo
hve feet Ia hight most wonderful sppesn' for restoring
sight and hearing Just arrived for Dr. Ven Essnbs tie
celebrated Ocn and Ari,t and will be on eshsidon q ee
Doctors Office No sI6 Broadway for fsw days previous v
its use The instrument constructed decidedly on tho nnose
scientific principles 10 give detailed description would
ieq1Ie greater space than spare. Oar OcoA
una hut seems 70 do everything IA the line Of his profess
ion on zig n.ic The new Instrument for restoring
ho'rns to thu deaf and sight the bad 10 constructed
has cannot fail to open the obsrueted cir passsss
las new consulting rooms No. GIG Broadway, are corssponS
i"sy and his practice Aur aad oeo isss
aud emnently successful
From The feo York Essnfns ErpYes Feb a. 1865
SENSATION AMoss THE DxN.-The uurivalcd skill Of Dr..
Won Essnberg, the faransd Ocult ana Aur Of No. slo
Broadway, has made quite sensation among the Deaf end
Blind by bis wonderful which attract the Deaf Blind
aud those suffering from Chronic Cs.rh from al pss Of thS
Union 10 his Oics. The number Of his certificates Of really
wonderful swes daily For the benefit Of suasss
submit the following. which req urea comment:
EEwYosx. Feb. 8. 1860
havo been completely deaf In ear and partially b
the other for above seventeen years. with d'aesabs do
charge from both ears combined with contnus rumbiing
Ia the head for which have been treated By ms
eminent practitioner In the city without the slightest resE
consulted DIR. Won Eisenbsrg but mu.t csuddy say
that had no faith hi. when did 1t H. there
rs due to Dr. Won Eisenberg acknowledge that
rely cured aso that he displayed tina. skill and knowledge
which have procured for him such unysed roputsions
have had opportunity Of comparing his node Of ue>s
wi that Of Others truly state that II Is not only
sopeor but the principles which direct his mode OF roster
Ing The hearing are In my opinion, certain
JOHN TAYLOR.
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SEMINAL, URN

New ana reliable treAtmens-lu
STANDARDIZATION Ia sealed lettsr
hddrs. pr. J. SxIJtla t1uaa'
d ,als.palA u
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Ion,SE WATER.
IllIiiZ.

IRdHy. IOnaSE WATER.
D. Ion,,,. q, ,,. yy.,xu Far the cure OF Scroul. q.
Consumption Rheumstisn Syphils mercofi"' hea'o' H.
Send for Circular. DR. Ia hHphiN va
Physicians anil Chemist No. 4ia bFoad"ay
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Tie malket fees received b. the CollectoT Of Rev
snus iar last week amounted to 5j.s9' ~.
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TOn COUGHs, HoARsgNEss,

Imitation and So-ens,s Of the Throat, nothing ecs
cloass Tbroai Remedy. a. bRowSs BRONCHIAL TRocHEs
As there ar, limitations be sure to onrAis the gsnure
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EDWARD TEMPLE HARRISON.

NEwYoIK, Nov. 6. 1867
Da voy Ei2sseRe Dear Sin: Before taking leave -
YOU sfer ysur successful operation on my ear MO"
me to express. my sincere that BY scientific sur
Ic.l perfo,msrc. ALI enabled to hear dsnev sad spjoS
pleasure Of which long been dePrivsd-over 'ssss
May you by being enabled TO perform many W
Jar to other sufferers and to own emoia@sa1
Allow me TO present my ndes regards and sare yos =
my grateful remembrance. Respectfully
A. MCDONALD REYNOLDS.
Captain Marines, Usised Stsess
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College Of Physicians and SurgeOus-MEni-
CAL DEPARTMENT Or COLUMBIA lOLLEGE.-Ihe
Fy.siHh Annual ConnsnceHent Of ta' nsdution WI be
held A Irving Hail. corner Of Iri g-psce aud 9tbs' On
THURSDAY March IL. at y o'clock The Profession
and the public ar pvits 10 attend -
SAML. Sr. JOHN. NJ. D.. Sec'y ofthe Faculty
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Alumni Associnton-ColleReo of Physicians
n nd SargeOns.rhe Annual Ors;iop before the Alumni
~ n be delys Ell by Dr. WILLIAM G. ROBERTS. NJ Irving
hal corner Of Irsing-pacs snd 3thst on THURSDAY,
March H. dunr the tommencemsn exercised. The Amir
OF ion will be held at the house
OF Or : oam On soi. No IS IVES, llthsL, on FRIDAY.
March IL. at 8 o clcc< p. N.
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PEARL NOTIFIED SOAP rs THE BEST

and economical for Laundry and family USE being par
enlry slurted for annes and oil kinds OF WOODEN goods
Manufactured and for salo by T. MoRsANs Sons NO. "a
Wa,hington.st. and No. 4iU Wsst.st
Also FAMILY, PALE and No. Soaps
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OFFICE.
Sid
BROADWAY.
DIR. ]. II. Schenck.
OF PHILADELPHIA.

viii v, NETWORK CITY. Professionally, every Ttxs'
~ petient. and all afflicted With Coughs Coda
or any Bronchial Affections ere invites
10 cslI on him 10 Newfork on TUESDAfS only, - uAs
,oor,. No ~
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CARLoTrA PARIS BESEprr-This evening LAY
lou Patti gives her farewell in America at Irving a Oh
which aston Tie ol.wns eminent artists h've kndy con
sn,d TO sssst her: Mt VIM Cas lc, J. Il Themes. J. ~
Pate, son. Theodore Thomas, and Mr. doit'chak M'A ra"
s.ils for Europe tomorrow On tho stoAmH Ahc@
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Nsw.YoRK, May II, l36l

Nxw.YoRK, May II, 1852
Ihsve much pleasure In being able TO certify that hs's
suffered for long from Scsroiitis AID yearly complete
los. Of s.Lt consulted greet many well s' v's
ing in.utiou, net only wihou. benefit ba, my case W
given up incurabs dsspaifed Of ever Recovering ~
sight until hearing Of DR.. Won Eissnbsrgs great cures de-
,spped TO place myself under biz care a. lt
resulted IN complete From the skilful treasen&
r,a, care and attention hch experienced from the Doe
tor have no he alton Recommending all those sufesiao
from diseases Of the eye place themselves under Dr. Voc
care with certainty OF being completely curs@
[ shall DO hsppy to bear personal testimony.
JOSEPH WALKER, orsenpelnA
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J. y TftAT. ONUsI FtD
MORRIS ALTMAN. Of
3. EYERETi osOOoD, Arrspse@en

Fascination.-PRof. BRITAIN will continue his
deeply Interesting Psychological Lectures and LsnsbAbe hx
an persons -cied froa. ID. agisnee a. Cin
ION Tan A,,or--l.ce, Gu TUESDAY aud FRIDAY EVEN
I,(fS Of THIS week Adm ission, ID cent?
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Wendell Phillips IN Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN YOUNG MEE5 CaujIIAN ASSOClA-
TON.
GRAFTON BY
WENDELL PHILLIPS.
Subject
"TOUSSAINT LOUVERTURE,"
Al the
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
THURSDAY EVENING, March II,
At 8 O'Clock.
Doors open at 6t o'clock. Tickets p cents each
For sale at w. II Babcocs's, No. 2+i FUitonat w W.
Roses No. l42 Atsntc-.t w w. Svaynss No 20 foi-
onst and It the Of the Asocs9n No. i64 seias'
tOn-sS Brooklyn.
RESERVED SEATS so CENTS EACH.
Fer sale at w HI Pabcoks No. I46 Fol,on-st. Brook
I'm aud at Hosiord ketChsu's No. 80 Wism-st, New
YORK.
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Central oics Of sanitary Ccu.lL,ssisn,
n,. 2i+ F-ss. Wasninstoa, ID, c., Feb, :. l8el
Fans, New Sfylos.
fH0M PAhls,
For ssjAby
GEO. G. ALLEN,
No. Al Broadway. door below Canas.
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Droohlyn sixth Ward Republican Assccia ton.
SUI mee,.s o! hi. 1cia.ioI viii b. held AZ tLeir
rooms .orner 81 court and Union-s on TUESDAY EVEN.
nv ~ rnh ~. At u ocoes. Col o. y. BEARD, lately
w. ooyE Sec'y. WIZ II GarF Pre-.
The Twelfth Ward German Rcpubllcaa Club
vii hold IL, regular meeting TUESDAY Marcb 1852
Faringt0ns Is. corner Of 3dlv aid llh A.. AT sc onx
IN tie evening. CHAS. EUEBNER President
FKgp IYyISGRR, Secretary.
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And this,

The Emperor French viii do exactly he thinks
entirely iof his interest,"
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DISEASES or TIE NJ

AIRY Asp SBxuAL oTsrksR-N
Report. Of Lhs Howard iS0'
envelopes, ifeo u change. hd'
los, u,xui A,cel-lq1. pA..l
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ist.rcd: -
A. ID. BaCng. liz. ID.
%. w. CuiLrs. u ). ~
A. r. snIsAs, U. ). a;
r. C. Neon, II. d., u ) A
". "A. VAN BuKEs. IL ID.
WoLccsr GIBss, NJ u.
8. q. howK, NJ: u.
G. Il. aGsgw, 81 ..
Elisa HANKS. NJ. ~.
NgWp
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NOW READY in q pamphlet OF q pages. on me wnasf
~, Bsside The bill which word tor word In seco,denos
oreus text APPEND 20 1t an Alphabetical kec~
,u,on OF every article 10 DO taxed BY the sw ssd
cunt Of the tax DO levied thereon Ths isndsn"o
oiee and convenient a. 1t 10 possible toaltsit
Pric. cent? postpsd ~ per lOO sent By sxprSS "
far loo Il by mai. Address TIE TRIBuksLs Nsw'feu
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-06

have not approved Of all that you have done or
that these meetings have done, but that any thing
harmful has been meant by you or them, | do not
believe. North Carolina has been. a" badly treate d"
and it was your privilege and the privilege of these
meetings to say so. But l knew that your enemies
would pervert your meaning, and that strife would
come.
If write to you again / will explain how peace
was obtained in the revolutionary war, and the war
of 1912, and will show that it is not dshonorabIe
or injurious to talk of peace even to barbarous
and unheeding enemy.
am conscious of some severity of language in
this communication. Let the provocaton be my.
excuse If sufficient in any case, it is in this To
hear my State denounced disloya traitOrous,' is
the highest offence of which can conceive The
address closes with the line
my heart swells with gadness whenever l name her."
That is sentiment which l cherish every mo.
mcnt but my "iIeart swell Of. gladness" is not
humorous fever bloated excitement or aninebriate
chuckle but it is the fill ofrapture". which pa
triot feels in devotion, not to party, place. power
but to the prosperity and honor of his country.
There never was a greater outrage upon the fame
of any community than the proceedings of this Con-
Vention is upon North Carolina. 1t is purely polit
ica and partlzan in revengfor defeat in prior cleo
tionS andintended to influence the coming election
To accomplish this they willing to put the brand
of intamV upon the fame of the State forever Fu-
ture historians will quote these resolutions
elusive proof drawn from unwilling Witnesses that
the disafections in North Carolina gave the army
more trouble than the enemy gave it. How would
we feel to find in history such a report of our posi-
ton in the revolutionary war? And, yet, these
men have succeeded in getting their SANDERS before
the world as special favor by the religious press,
where we are apt to look only for what is and
worthy And that toO under the prestige that it is
from the army, and is an emanaton of pure patri
otism only. Let all unite in exposing this impos
ture so that the exposition may go to posterity with
the imposition. 1t excuse to say that what they
say is only applied to a portion in the State BE-
cause that is the of every trckser who wants
to make friends to himself TO let alone everybody
would of course offend every body, and thereby he
would lose all, but by making minority odpus, he
thinks to gain the majority to his side The crime
is in the SANDER of any, for the fame Of the State is
the fame of her citizens.
close for the present by calling attention to these
two striking facts:
l, 1t is conceded by all that North Carolina has
acted her part as well, and many think better, than
any other State.
3 The officers of no other State have been so lost
to all State pride to hold Convention to denounce
their State or any portion of 1t.
Respectfully,
NORTH CAROLINA.