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The New York herald., 1863-07-29

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A A-svBSTTTurEs-wE ARE DAILY FURNISHING
large numbers Of substitutes sney and By hundreds
New York State for tz2s $40 and S27s each Address
Tonpkins Co, Substitute Bruksrs, 90 Broadway
A SECRET WORTH KNowISG--Go TO THOMAS 4
IA AoNEW's. ~ 0rsenwick street. conner Of Muray.
and see thc low prices he 10 selling Teas Wines Cores
our and froyiso st. and everything used everY
upwards >''~ -
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Add my loss ve deeply feel;
Bot te God that haih bsrefi us
Aad lie can all our sorrcws heal.
The fasssal viii take pis1s from tho ssusis,cs Of hsr
parents, 40 west Forty second street On Thursday
family are iagied 70 attend ,.~nhoui further nosioe
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wIln,n ry~s1 500 n william 4. aDd sarah n Brush.
Ths fr,enAs stises 81 Nc family invited
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taking sshortssghted view Of the supposed neces-
sity that the new legal tender should be legal
tender for every obligation, in spite Of State con-
situations or laws, and overlooking the vital i'm
portauce OF making an exception to this sweeping
aoctriue AZ TO the State banks asserted something
ainerent from this TO the new system Of National
Banks. II 10 we must fatty and upon authority
contradict them. AS we have said, that depart
nent Of the government which is NEST concerned
placed itself upon record upon this question, and
that department has not changed its views. .4I
The Atlantic and Great Western Railway is pro-
gressing rapidly under the able direction of Mr. r.
WKernard, It's eng .neer in. chief On the unfinished
portion Of the main line west Of Akron upwards Of
i've thousand lsborers are constantly at work. and
of the 80 900 tens of rails required for its compile
sion more than 20, 900 tons have already arrived,
and are being forwarded into the interior. Be.
tween Salamanca and Akron and along the
tributary branches from the oil regions at Ticks
vile and Franklin, the line is in fine working order,
showing large and steady increase in its monthly
returns from coal traffic. Upwards Of one hundred
additional engines Of the best description.are in
course Of construction at the best engineering es-
tablishments in the country with corresponding
number OF ears to be ready for the through traffic
which 10 sure TO follow it's connection with the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad and with Cleveland
in November next, when an enormous increase OF
receipts may be fairly counted upon. The central
depot is at Meadville, in Pennsylvania, where the
oompany's workshops and the houses Of the en-
ployes are situated, covering an area Of sixty
acreA and comprising an elegantly constructed
station, with hotel adjoining, where every pro-
vision has been made for the entertainment and
comfort Of guests, however limited their stay.
We have seen telegram from the Messrs. Bar.
ron, OF San Francisco to their legal adviser here,
ssating that the sale of the Almaden mine to the
Quicksilver Company has been completed. This
y the first official intimston from the old Almaden
interest that has been received here Of the settle
neut Of the controversy.
The La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad Ian
Grant Assented bondholders are requested TO call
at the Office of the Milwaukee and st. Paul Rail-
road Company, ~ William street, and receive
their securities, in accordance with the agree
nest OF thc parties in interest. A delay to make
Tia exchange may subject the holders to more in
convenience than prompt exchange Of securities.
Documents relating to the reorganization can be
lad at the Office Of the company.
The business Of the Sub Treasury was as follows
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MARRIAGES ANO DEATHS.
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'COar-Fszscs--In New ProviAsoce, N. J., On sssss-
day eeptcmbsr st ~ shs parsonnge, by the Rev. r.
ADAMS, JoHS Cosy, of warrsnvilIs, Mis- MAsY Eliza
NTH TRErcH Of UG,on Village.
EGxnnros--ssnpwsa On sunAay, septsmbere, ~
the Rev. A. H. PARK idge, Christ Shurcn Brookiyn T.
r. ,gSo. rxnsxnsos, n. D.. 70 CAROLINE ~ syEsKxxR.
MsRnouth county, ~ j., papers psscss copy.
PrxnAy-RooExs--Dn Tuesday, September q, by the
Rev Malone Hmnr c. PrnAH, a kan Francisco Cal
TO Msss A. ArcrrA RoexRs u Williamsburg. No cards
asn Francisco papers please copy.
rBonr~os--HoRron.--In Brooklyn. q. D. on Friday.
Ausnai IL, BY the hsv. A. n. Parss.dge, FRnmcH {.
TH0npssN 70 JgSSn Hs&ToS.
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CITY CoMMERCIAL REPORT

CITY CUMMENCIAL HEPOHT
TUESDAY Scpt Sop. N.
Amn-saIes made Of b5 bbs. at 7c. for pots and
9c for pearls. gaN4 h ss
BKnswAx was very quiet Il 4sc. 44c. for yellow.
Bools and sBos active request at rising prices
for sessopable stock.
BREADs1ury-friees Of -four tended downward 70 day,
yet the export demand restricted in view Of the
depression 10 gold and exchange and the unavorable
market advcss from England. The trade demand was
good, mostly for wiater ground four rom store, which
obtainable al low aud irregular prices, holders
Of such eager dispose Of their supplies. Tho re-
cepts only 400 bbls The days sales 10 800
bbs State Western 600 bbls Southern and 500 bbs
Canadian. Rye 1our rrn. with sales d 400 bbs re-
ported Corn mead in good demand and sales were
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con oRPOnATTOx NOTICES.

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yes - Yslyy Lana "wednesday evening sspt~sss
as eIo~k st Dcd~orths Hall rtsts ba Obtained ~
sk< Asw Ne esesnS Of ths iessnre.
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AsARAc yoRK-rHs pAy
SON eisks i5 NOON RIsss. morn
spr sErs "a niGB wATsa eve "
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DR. INVITATION or
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TIE non cHAkLEs srxsgR
= m ~ var en- sddress upon
.OUR YOFFIGH HELArfOxsw

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S HIPPIN G NE w S.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
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shoskl ts ssalsd
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Mails Forwarded ty evsry steam ~ ts regular nos.
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

same tim1 inaugurating and carrying forward the
humane, benefceut and Christian work of freeing
race from a degrading and brutaliziug bondage
Europe has been the theatre OF grave and impor-
tant occurrences. Poland has been struggling
with small success to throw off the yoke of Rus
STA. Denmark is now threatened with and is pre-
pairing for war. The cunning Emperor of France
after having partially annexed Mexico TO his
realm, has startled his brother rulers with pro-
posal Tor Congress to reconstruct the map Of
Europe; and that portion OF the globe seems now
trembling with the premonitory symptoms of
general and terrible war.
But we have neither space nor time to dwell
longer on the history of the departing year. To
US, although year OF suffering, toll, hardship and
sacrifice on a hundred battle felds,-felds yet
made forever memorable aud glorious by hero
ism of endurance ana fortitude, and brilancy
of courage and sublimity of faith never yet re-
corded in the annals OF any other people,-it has
been year of almost unparalleled prosperity.
The heavens have given sunshine and rain, and
the earth has borne oountifu fruit and the wealth
of the nation has overhowed in abundant streams
of charity, which nave refreshed and blessed thou
sands of the poor and the suffering. But in our
own annals, now and hereafter, the year 1868 is
and will be most signaily marked and iIlustrious
as the era when nation dared to be Just, and to
lift from the depths of slavery to a level with
Gods free men, long oppressed race.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31
From North Carolina.

The North Carolina Iimes-The new loyal
paper at Newbern-says in its issue Of the
l4th inst.
North Carolina is beginning to furnish her
quota to the federal government One loyal
white regiment has been raised in this district,
and is under the comand of Colonel McChesney
and the second, under the command of Captain
Charles Henry Foster, IS rapidly filling up, and
about three hundred men have been enlisted
within the last six or eight weeks by his person
al exerti0ns. Another regiment of white soldiers
from North Carolina has been raised by that
most excellent man. General Burnside, in East
Tennessee To all this we must add the two
regiments If colored volunteers that have been
raised and are now in service. A cavalry regi-
ment of blacss is also recruiting by Major Gar
rard. of the Third New York cavalry. This
last regimen is obtaining nearly one hundred
recruits day. If the Department of North
Carolina has been an expensive one, 1t must be
allowed that she has become partially able to
repay the government for the treasure expended,
b. furnishing her with men who are used to the
country and known how to use rifle. y
RECONSTRUCTION.
North Carolina Is speaking with no uncertain
VOICE in reference to the great issues of the time.
u
dents recent proclamation, says;
1.-The reconstruction of the Union, the return
of the seeding states to their former position,
are now the immediate and great practical
questions of the hour. Whatever speculative
theories there may be on these subje cts, we have
no hesitancy IN declaring that no state which
has been guilty of the almost objectionable
crime of rebellion and secession, should be per-
mItted to take her place safely and securely
among she truly loyal states, whose escutcheons
are unstained with treason, without definite
and unequivocal acknowledgment of the truths
and potency of the proclamation.
:" Let them understand that it is great boon
to get back again and be embraced by the flial
bonds of our beloved Union, with the word
slavery entirely stricken from their banners.
When this great matter is permanently settled.
either by proper action on the part OF Congress
or the requisite changes in the fundamental law
of these states they will undoubtedly ave
abundant reason 10 rejoice mat they nave al last
been delivered from the blighting and deadly
grasp of one OF the greatest social, moral and po-
litcal evils which has ever :courged the human
race since the flood"
in the Raleigh Standard (rebel) of the 4th
instant is an advertisement Of forty eight desert
ers from the Flty-ninth regiment North Carolina
troops. They evidently don't like the rations
A BIZ! has been introduced in the North arc
lima Senate, by NJ f. Arrendeli 10 incorporate
the North Carolina Volunteer Navy.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

The Sioux INDIANS WANT PEACE.-We find
the following in the st. Paul Pioneer of the Goth
instant:
We have received trustworthy information
from Fort Garry that two headmen of Standing
Buffalos Band of Sissiton Sioux recently visit
ed Fort Garry, for the purpose of asking the
Intervention of the British authorizes in making
peace for them with the Americans. They rep.
resented their people tired of the war, suffer-
ing great deal from privatlons, and anxious all
of them to make peace. They asserted, too,
that their band had been opposed to the war
upon the whites and had only part fought
them in sel-detence, none Of them having had
part in any massacres.
" These two were however, accompanied by a
younger warrior who breGthed nothing but war
and desolation against the Americans. lie was,
however, pronounced great boaster, a braggart,
and was not thought at Fort Garry to represent
any considerable number of Sisslton Sioux.
- These Indians gave to the officers at Fort
Garry description Of the battles with General
Slbley at the Big Mounds, near the Missouri, ac-
cordine to which they were un ilIDgy forced
10 fight by the apparent danger to their women
and children, and fought desperately so long as
was ne cessary to secure their safety, They I'M
hestaunply acknowledge thai the Indians were
whippe1 by General Sibley and were glad enough
to get away from him when their women and
children had crossed the Missouri