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Il devotion to tue Id Gag ma. 'cs,.d amid tie
untold horrors Of Dcbel prisons, devotion which
las since teen 81 uobly .iuI aiei By or colder.
who have tosu 10 IN fortunate as t. 10 cophacd
t-rc.
c'n. coH'oR.N was ontIey ssfuaie naa,
hAyisg son solely Ly tle iulusr. % sowa,u.
'rsy and Character. II was Torn 90 Ireland, In
~ ~ urn lie a-ents;e, Ini ..DYi.,d ,tssltou
"a g. Revenue Departin, nj ia TAFT ,y..l'ty ].
s. 9Lee.ui hird 10 ~. sd b. oI afer ,oin.d
- ID 'S.Nty.nI III" regiment a. ApfNn'.. u,
".ict ros., ~ sI,H.avs riatat!uls, :. the , D..
ncIcv, a-I "a 10, s'if,r,,d g,l,r,. Aii.u.oA h.
E.er-i ri to Isrsdo : regimen, at thu r.c-;t N
90 Tie P-'a.s oi wales L tL.sci;y. iortAiaho ~As
'7uf'. lnartAcd, bLtths r,.l wa bro.e ut While
TIE Court ~ lcniine. Tie Proceedings were At
once ttru.AsirI, a.! Co. coE,pLa, Alopt.Isu.l
eu.rgst measures tia, his tesim, I, 800 str nc,
vas $40 y ihsh,s tonsf b t. t. ic.ce - ne
'aiis. lie was ~ouL led ami Aptursd ia the
FIRE, o'i'e 81 Il Ran, - 1sil, and fcuAusdil.
c1r0 ,tNtd i.' nj zen in9ltle IA the Iorfte e..
Iaccr ir'eu al Eic!n. .d. lie -a.se'e,ieissoue
90 ih, osis." for Ne safety II Ito pirates con.
dcmnel " q aih rs cur courts 1Lru.e lev4s
y 'ns"ircd v oiier y cons tart ~ South. IN Az.
gust, 1852, lie was te.ea'ci iu c.fn,sty VIII Col.
"it'"t, AMI "a. houofsd viii u public reception
j" mt rIiy. The rfrsidsri cYn.erred ia b. IL, the
ran. % Brssiicr GSlc-.l. and 10 a, once coinfnen
81 the orssuis,ion ~ tLo 'Cofcorsn Legion"
Mi . Lo lei mo theheli Few mouths afterwards.
lie Las siuoe te,u e,,uoati Oh tDe south bank u,
tas ,mss River.
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already, snd II would be very " imprtdent FOR him
70 60 ON iock ing lis funds up in tie same quarter "
He sdfs: "Ths arrangement On the other sd.
SRchmsnd., whereby am deprived, without ny
oon'snt Of one.shird o. roy s,esftrr, 90; nominal
RAE of 'rsLshs 10 highly list, ~, i = my idsas q
justice and. e1iteme.y freJli. al - Jour IA
sihsl govrnm.nrs t,use." lie concludes hy
shfswdly Ssertlng that g he rs % frd al the
spta, It ouli Ia is't- 'af 'inr' TAX 81 ihe
r'sss of running The l'H i'. h9d tHs ftaph 'hc
FRONTS, inplscs o. dividing Ntm viii VIC 'oii'd-
crate sgsiits. Ibis oaony Ban wAis'dtu iIH 10.
nharp forJav'T
The moG curious part y To corsspoat'ncr j,
by Nons eur PrrVrsf b'htRf = P.'s. sat's
to the sioiaiion OF llsn if openihs th' ha'smo-
rAs trade. The EMPEROR o. We ffen h -As o. con
nlvsh thspfJ'ci' when WAS shofd The pro'sc.
| Ten oil msfnen'h nag 10 carry oonrsonnd goods
T. hs"nerss' whenc' 'h'J "'fs 70 BE- 'ol''yci
aero" INC ~" "''h'o 'h'o we '"hsef'oy' W.
hhLitr "rueS ''A' 10 h"s Hi'Ld "ho "a" me
WpeT''"Jr'So"' Ia 'h.'i"s""i' ~ dLe oe''i'D''
ms mss"y o. oe'hs very iA'oraoe' 70 ~ p'o"del
EchSt thAb ne T. q ~ 'Nhf4 ~ ~shtIt pr
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Thc.e vessels begin 20 loos'. Ipoh .. failures,
bsc.uso the Ri Van Wrinkles o!tac Navy psp.rt.
mcui have not allowed themselves 10 b, taught BY
dsf,d at .ea, sufficient information Was obtained oi
a.. actual cause ofthe ussstsr 10 guard against lis
~ rreucc 10 any of tie turrctcd irun lads n she
sto Ia at that time It Is wei, known tlN cur
u,tor craft simly Luls over viii, al i'u.
msnac iron cover extends. IN such . maLucr that
.leat care sroqured t. keep TIE vsssr from beng
entirely sghmer ssd n l.yy eTA. 10 .ollows thai
81 IN thc construct, u, Iu-thsinasl,al calculations
wotc made IS to ~ eHatwsght Of Size covering
Aud amor, with view Of bu.!iisg hull +, sus-
tam Il 60 uaav feet above tho water, Il should
nl,o have been Mrc.e,u vat stormy seas would
naturally pour u briuy freight saG,eutito over
come a.. cslrI'ici tuoyA y - ths s'e., and
eventually cAg4r Just slch G.t..tc. - nat vhls
otcLrrsd 10 We Werlsw4ru. I've grrorts = Csp,.
Merrnac. exhibited thc ns,e'.ty ,i constructing all
tie new Mou!ors .th special Arl 10 ihe ,f.ct II
slot upon their Ermoy l,sics hal tu-rrts. Yet
TO Orders were gwen 10 remedy q, defects
and the results Of IN elemy's ito ~ DC.
-'el in the tscrat reports q commanders
= oar ron ads OIt flcy,u vessels IN actor :
the demonstration o'ls, April on Chsrlc,ton, o. I,
one came 'ut N good condition 10 teiin Ass % ne
... - ~ rs cur .rou.,lads ore useiu Tor h
r-eEor .s,n Of the Ives oitA.i liant officers and
/ raw. while ia zoe on, ley sre u't fo..arrs. BE.
r..a t0.+u7y -. Eur Gen successful "a ag.te's
! I've rl'-.a3' .s a.''iI Sec envy.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
iRIpAY MORNING. DEC. %. 1868.


tt...v.4 Merry Christmas '-~lth ~ hal
30 .,clons. pleasant reunions and bright
.,t,ns. as como at asst, and ell hearts es-
IN .aer is beniaa hsience. The S,.r Of
i,t b., 49,. shining rn1rs brightly through the cen
,'-....t ihass NE crust Of human selhs hnsss
.At -r.'n earth, making 1t vocs from pole "
pics tfv pad losanuas caught from tie shep-
.,- kept rio watch - n sh, on tho plans
Tend,r otsr.,y-thN sind remembrance
g.. . tech my do ,or IT,, comfort and hsppinsss
.. Hv,su.. bi.f iorotsste II tha. period
9, o. To, scordan, elements that usie
- cam AZ Lumsn LIE shall have
IA ,n,hsrsi in, and pssee shall reign
n ,a,'u snd good will 70 men become uni.
.trl II s,hi, nat cons,tutos the true sisniS.
le ',h'stmss rendering II, ss the Fcners,ons
p - moro srd more genial and acceptable 70
>. c .n,Lss million. ~ oil ages, seres aid races
- go .ace q tie globe. More divinely himan
"a .v o,ipr festival, il draws oi TO bette
,..icr n opr nstire Ike II IN whose siSen' u
. '.l 's'... and thus becomes s.gn and LANDMARK
s. .,tas cs;s,lli,y for ,oodos. and truth. WhN
Aeat Ch-strnaswe are cspshls Of cont nuing
.lr..e.-,Aii, those who a. not aspire 10 in.s fsil
,ptrt.eth hner meaning Of a1r ssered ana
se-t
" .io.e. ~ ,bs kno@loigs thS Christmas viii
t...,t. celebrated A. never before in our CITY
an uro!ghout ,.e country and welcome u Tor
on. ,,.er, ard olrs'l,es with = most heaty sp-
IRE - r.. Tho universal goodwill. the socisl
re. ne h-,fnde. Charities. and h. religious
- pew tirh II Develops rs year 10 On usuBusl
dee,.r. or d nlo-t Satisfactory assurance that
t.~t.4's Of our people nave not been hardened hy
tea ~ tics ~ civil war. Indeed, u 10 hard 10
toa 80 n on-ld 10 othsr-isc. There are few fam
Tr.,r-l.,to di~ thuwil not present sorn. troken
/. y ~ t.s't7 md f.-es. however smiling, that
~ ! N, ,. c,oldci ~ The remembrance Il the a.
sent n ibcsc whom God has gathered for The ssl-
,ar.r q tt.r country. IL could not therefore he
ct~.rvis. an ,hst re waich.ul, earnest soiciNde
y thc vln,. and tesrf a remembrance Of our dad
. ers. would develop . moro extensive charity
tender lovt--.n our people. i, IL thus tha,
~c',n t's. msrifsst our hope that the loss oftho's
n'sf and dear 10 VIZ, and NE patriotism 81 our cit-
20. soidiers It'll 10 the hcd may effect NE rsstors
ton oio'Ir beloved country ere snoihsr Christina,
dsspf ~ kIndls anew tho better ilnpuises Of Lu.
Xa-T.fV
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''ttf,. tA.- g. .al & 'r e. 'v., siL.t l..
'aa"et 's u-.h .-nscr. lie isi., h. ..lty ut-I
year.
1"p spl'uaid - vste ,arfse. L.,y ,tis,u
hstc In Luniuu ''t tie X W %. p.no. - oue Tot
hrn"H' la4 tie Uth'f .,ru- Qsei T.ty str
'uu-iru t"d & 3" drawn ly tweuty sui ten snr.
respectively.
"CN' y'u to-! ne hlN tie WORT al ~ i7sr.t,,
was 1sk'd OF \ tocNuey D. fii.4i, p. ism "t.f
tain - sad the Lon l1H,r, W.T. 4 io,k oftflutnph.
"'hert'S hess aida hay, .ul he's. aud two
hoes, and hen"
Tur negroes a, Besu!ori, :. c, nave sfs,t 'aith
IN tie triumph e.! oHr-.lr. h't,re Cusr,si9 AMI
asa pro! t!'reu. zone q, them are even del,vIn,
3 taNo unto th'Lsc.,'s Lew wIve,, "a We hops
tat th.ii 4 mes may e apturoI w.ih ,Uc e.ty.
"SNltN ju>r-, have you done tia, sum vt -
"No, thIr chLt d. a." Cant do u! shg, at
your afe ,oI.i DO a. sum Tat wss act ne 81.
~, ai'ise YOU - avgII that ~ ri Csut t.,tc Ia
Lo sum this, gaar 10 done. tel YOU" ~ tiut,
Il r tat know a. um tA4t voU rst'tt1i . o.. I. 90
"lial well w., StIy, lv,'- les, IT," at Is tLlth,
SIT. me "Ir.c "a sci ruin g. tho whole human
raj h, how many o' them WI iiiske t. us>a tar
ri o. thid"r. tIirt' ~ sally Joue-, ,oI ma.
tItn 10 SHur p'r1.u e-Aun"
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4 hnricyfon.

Thu ieb,l report 4 di. ssisr 80 Federal iron Ads
tutns ott to tea Confederate feuou. having some
foundation n tie 'acI that Ale Lehish, while on
ct.t auty, grounded near Fort Johns son, and, be.
fore she could be 1 Of Was bady dana, ed By tne
Cannon balls q tic enemy. According ~ RET. ell
nsN,Yop-rs, GuNoEs is s,i "r.Ysng away" NMe
ely ofCu,rlest n. record q lie operations, re-
Gently pubished IN secesh nevrpsI sr, shows that
IL dsy throws fifteen or twenty fiery shsls into
the tsh.oaabe qlsrt.,s Of tie city, de.
n.o.i.an; churches, factories. and private
hci.e. at rate that somewhst alarms the conp.-
ls Doultess prepsra,on. are being made hy
Ger. GitgoEs Tor grand bombsriment o. this
rect Of recession, which vii usult in its tot.l de.
~'uoton VITA CLsrle,,on il ruins. the campaign
In South Carolina would be practically eadcd, sni
GLvor as army allowed 10 operate elsewhere. Adj
uirs DABLGnEs. who has never exhibited the bra
very or dash al DUroSr, might continue 70 lay
around the hsrbor with his costly iron clads .nd
weep out the blockade runners, prevent the rebe
f'Cm rbuldng city fgom vhencs Treason
frst siepTei firth 10 "sulo ~ fu.u' country
ds,ilel T. become the dwelling Ii,os Of a
nation Of frcesmsn. Nor aciiys operations will
Doubtless Ne oonmeno al against CLarl-tton during
tt' coming month. Orders have been given to ,hs
ordnance tureaur g. surpy General GLNoGr
With gone ior 'oVT move e>vv ta,tsrc. and tie
Navy Department have recently runforc.d tho
fee, Nv sending thithsr several l,rse ,.s..ls-o'
va Thafs lrcfafhiions srN coI,icss tie pr..
inobdory rymrons ct = seno-Ai attack rpou tie
tI'y, ihc .uC,ctr o. vi en- viii B.. looked Tor III
in'er"' r. The loysl Sorsh, NJ . token N.i Oh,
'ehe non tht' b'gan In tharleitou hss ended IN
Che total snnhIs.on Of that peatIcuily PROUD c.ty.
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Financial Iicpor,., NInrh.is, 80.

Vac ioTN, T,.rsfGJ, Hec -, r. M.-rhe stock
market opened vsry dull this IN yrning but improved
a. the d,y advanced and better rrce. we're ohtaued
The marset 'lo.d steady. The business sAs yer by
~ O'Clock, Ia cold the fluctuations have been Ne fol
lows; Az O'Clock, l5!', 10, Lois. 2, l5l 3
itl. The loen market sctiv., but easy AZ pr
cent. sterling exchange vac qu0ted at &c Tor taul
sp' bills. Bu.iue,. dul,.
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SEWING MAClaQNE;S.

a LII FIRST CLASS NEW AND SECOND
Ahsnd .cs ins machines to rent and for ale on part
payments. Persons tansht to operate on al kind. OF
machines, at ~ Broadway. $50
SEWING MACHINES-ALLF FIRST CLASS
- machines fct salc, torrent or exchange. machine,
cheap fer cash part payment; msct mes boucht
e!eh.nsea and rep,Ied, at 500 Broadway. room 1,
up gtAlrp aNs
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AUCTION NOTICES.

Gro. g. llAYD0CK, AtCIR -tt1N1
~ alas vsre > EOBLkr HAIuOl Is, Moud,y.
De -. at 0'lor :. At t sslesro00 4ul /. IT, -
q" rrrksr fiut ra-s f,t.. tumt c....Ui't-s ,iits
me- .de' Dutu 'cnes. Bowie, napN.us, & 80 b,
~. kcrr...c 10 aIcg.. SO
:, S. j. bHt\EI WILL SELL ON ~..ur.
~, q. d. e. IL o-.r x, :. fto aIc- cons.
q, HOitl .fI 81. snt nun iIsu .N.. cav
On o.. ll'T iH .tr. and IN il.n a. rci.. az.
Ia SUITE .l- 'i ' '-a. rah I-tr- fr p, tea -.
4i ip't. .'' '... 90 .v-. Lito.ti. .uiuiture.
%, inter- .v.e 414' oan li'ut tNprc.e " .0i.
ai % - w. % ha"~ets, slttIue.. class, .lcc. 4.
sn'N 's'' or 20
WI LIAM lENiNG, AUCT -MUhIGAGB
w sale 81 boz. ., c.rsi1.c,.,,-ot. hare. ir,eb,
", o. rtbts. aus'ts. p tifNIOs ID OStDOn
lstll on u e 9th, isn. AZ " O'Clock a.. a Il
" ''.l ~ u'r ~ st', Huicr ana ... ,.s+'.l =
.nttti W.firNf" ihe 't'ck nj L.very -.a..c. cor
,ftlng ~ horses, clr.a..s, usg f.s, 90. .fl
.atHr.. a', bells, fcUts. tllnktt.yc WILLIAM
'.IItE AoI-.qr 2. u ID Dec. .lst. ls6l
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A MOST LNEFCL HOLIDAY PEESENr-
h Patent Lamp llssins AypuAta..
lhIs,ratv fahpu" ia .uist.d eIa ii
"+' w. j. '.I -.rLl. A .,r;. go, Peal a. = y
RNiGAlNN IOE INC HOLIDAYS.
-. In az. coffee. f'ur. roccri". and provisions,
tsti,'.s susni, ,u.fat.', a. ..n, vint. aud =.
~. il'nc IN Nv Nors.
'A!' 'A'e yolr MOI and sse Tor cou-.aivc..
ar . iuCNA- L. tFNEN.
-"-' s'l.'l'"l-ioh 1t. and ~ ..u.ra.-
Eilt>i : 2't CENT HttE pIh-B.s,
=, ~ -. Dee Rel or Gtev ; ron bs,ut h,l
ihcA ~ brown. Uet-t 10 south second ei Wi.
Hhih''n''h. f't t'.. D.. Drug. egtt,vhafrG,p
HOLIDAY GOOIo FORWARDED BY
''ho liAENpEH rXrEESS - rtoadsAv. n any
pom No'sh rou'h. iatt or t'.t, o. to soldiers j.,
49, inon camp or Il h nid d, liycr.d -i'h are and
esih'Ch 81. 'ilro cd ~th " without the co1ls
valuable package H., iar.irgitr ,,trntion Z, n,
,uf cp'tiN Mos W Il y no accompany each train.
En:,slpN. 33y
IVORY ANp rrtEL INITIAL SiREVf
tui ~ tu' ii nc.cnt for lalrs and c.n.
t''I %. 20: fni ~ wy. Nstr'scti. el AM ,or
- BY y g. -; WILLING, -. C,u'.e tts.s1 4
the ''''d II 81. 0h.r'. as
DEEMltN VINE AND BRASBI FOR
. he "g''"A} Pc ..' me- stcrl's .ys-fcd /, ths
i.'j 90 .t.. CO. .Is received md p4oml liet. q
/. u.
s>rEC IAL NOTICE. lORIHE
- ~ n. t.lus Dc d s.tt.n the pact wset D., tn.
nur'tcu fgicnd' oi 'fr fulciin tlotlioE store, u
va uusnIfn1".lsr, oivtd. after very stcu.d de-
cu'-i' y, ih't instead ~ ne''ntirg tO thcif Itfs
boon tAer custom h.olr u be- cic war' g, r,,nep ed
ticy ui'ds u ia u..isr, g. 60 IN budr aad procure
g. sh'.A ci VAIN s!ii oni o,crcoss, made up IN
IA OILY be had $, 80 I'm s ~ rn md .r..,
Men aud Boy, t1,h ~ ~ end'rss variety. ISL
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lslI.Ie.IOs~ NOpLcE.%.

MARINERS CHURCH or THE NEW
W York Port Society, cor Madison .nd Ca'ha ,,u~
Preaching on sabbath by IT, aston Rev. \ Mc,.IA.
sii ~, at To-. AN aud y 4. ". Ms-tlns. ca rae,
day. THURSDAY, and lidnv evenings, Aud othor ..r-
vices a, usual SEATS FREE lO7
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HEADQUARTERS ISL ELGT.. PHOENIN
members Of this Rrinent are hereby Iot,ted to at.
tend neetinr At their ATr1ory, cot Of I'h o. aud
Hal Pace on >surdsi cvrrIus. be, ?O'h, ~ halt
pFt' O'Clock, to make hrfAng fueu'a 'u Att,d the
iunrfsl Of tho LAT brr'. al ttEtOEiN Bv order
q JOHN ON NUbNN, Colonel tommAudi's
tllAkLie i. OF IN, Ac'tng Adu',U'. AZ
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

EAIIlFR MATTHEW I Il. r. A Il. Soc.
cts The members Of the above society A." r.
d.y IIdsy, Dec 2.th met NJ ] o'cIock, vifh 70.
gaia and Grape the let arm, 10 attend the funeral
oi ar late tr1.h'r member, ! lONAS llAhEi~ Nv
order OF the ire,ldcnt. SYN SiEK ElINE,
PATRICK LAMB X e. sec 100
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R'ujIss.

EGISS.
A TIESIIOS, LADIES - The OLD ES-
\ abli,hed New York Fur Mnuufsc turing Co., DE.
pot - Chatham ~, opposite Crooks white marble
Hotel, middle Of the block, between Pearl aud Duane
streets NOW u the nme TO get your suits, tor about
half the usual price Our stock LARGE well collected
aud at very low rates. Water, Marsh and French
Mink and sable Cap'', Autis and Cud from 500 TO
40. French ana Water MINK and sab, VI al, from
~ to ~. Nlcornes aud halfcapc., ~ to - Chuic-
osi variety aud beautiful Furs tor children nj bar.
gam, Altering and Repairing 70 n, laten styles.
~ FLEMiN'r Marsser.
ECRS 30 PER CENT LESS THAN ANY
store IN thu city. Water mink c1Ne, mUf and
cuf's toI ~. hufs, $3.50 each. Mink salis : b,
worth ~. DO. cuIl,rs, 20, ~ aud ,.,.J each, II
POSTERS, L. Chatham slr, or. Mott i.3
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vc-r lIi., wo.t. l'r 10 Ealing Ont. or tEc.e vbs
tAv, e.. '".r LA .-.D. s.,@u,ss or iov.rs, ,hog.d
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-02-05
GRAND
MON r. Ally!
FRIENDS OF THE UNION RALLY TO
THE CALL.

All who are in favor of an earnest an
energetic prosecution of the War, and o
using all attainabIe means to put dow
Traitors aud Rebels fighting against then
Country-and by their defeat ensure
lasting peace, and are in favor OF pre-
serving unimpaircd the territorial intee.
rity of the United States of America, are
requested to meet in
MASS MEETING AT Upton,
On Friday. February Goth, 1863.
The Hon JOSEPH KNOX, Gen. N. b.
BAKER, j. Q. DETwILER, d. s. TRUE,
Esq GEO s. G, Dow, aud other speak.
ers, have been Invited aud are expected
TO be 10 attendance.
Union Men, come up and enroll your
names on she side of your country.
The Union men of Upton will open
their houses to their friends from out Of
town.
WELLS SPrcER, J.T TAYLOR,
WILLARD h ALMOND, S. W. YOUNG,
WM. Ii. TrTHiI, WM. L. WOLF,
Jne. CuLBERTsoS, A. IoiTsLANDER,
Committee.
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cient to state that no military despotism
that ever existed would tolerate the pro.
mitigation of reasonable speeches and
resolutions. The fact that this is not =
military despotism is the reason why
such speeches and resolutions arc allowed.
No. six needs no comment. It is seces-
sion proclaimed in plain terms. The
whole cause of the war is here thrown
upon New England, "the south was not
to blame" They not only declare Sc
cession, but their pride Of secession
that kind of pride which would have the
State Of Iowa become dependency to an
aristocratic slave. holding confederacy,
whose su ercili us chivalry by gradual
encroachments would soon drive their
slaves about the doors of our free labor.
ers-a pride which would exult in the
downfall of the monument of Liberty
which our forefathers established. They
tell us that New England Expresses US
by charging high freight on her railroads;
but when the Michigan & Illinois Canal
bill came before the House Of Represen
tatives on the 10th day of January, their
kind of politicians voted to lay it on the
table while New England voted against
laying it on the table. Thus it seems
they are in no hurry to give US water
line of competition with the railroads Of
which they complain.
With reference to no. seven, it is suf-
ficient to state that the President never
proposed to colonize the negroes among
them either with or without compensa.
ton.
This communication is already more
lengthy than was at first intended. Com.
ments upon no. six and no. eight may be
resumed another time. The resolutions
themselves show they do not emanate
from the old Jetfersonian and Jackson
democracy, but on the contrary display
the Jeffersonian treason of the rebellious
Davis and the Jackson treason of the
notorious Stonewall. j. G.
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Southern people has becomS

ven in their social system and
cation, that they cannot conceive
siblc, under their peculiar circumst
Of climate and the nature Of their
auctions, how any other state Of socisty !
could possibly answer their parposes," y
does not follow that they are in the right
Neither is it any reason why these ne
who have not been brought up sadd
such circumstances should attempt
uphold them in their wrong. We Shout
as soon think that they would uphold
the drowning of infants in the Gauges,
because that practice was 'inseperably
connected" with the peculiar estate of
society" existing among the inhabitants
of the banks of that stream.
We gave no opinion as to how slave
holders, or their apologists would "come
OUT and, fortunately, that is matter
not to be determined by either of US
Neither did we say that they were not
"hopest," they may be honest, and SO
probably in one sense, are the South Sea
Islanders who consider "missionary" q
"choice Bit" We shall say nothing IN
reply to the charge Of "disingenuous.
ness" The charge is unwarranted.
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np Cen Butler ill not return to New
Orleans, but is expected to take com
mand further North.
DT-The bill to organize negro army
passed the lower House OF Congress last
Monday. 1t provides for organization
by themselves Offered by whites.
sV-Gov. Stanley has sent in his res
| ignation. Good
rsn- Ex-Governor Morgan was elected
U. s. Senator from New York last Tues.
day. .r.=-
D@-An important movement of our
troops is taking place in the Carolinas.
CAIRO, Jan. 30
have seen Captain of the Goth H.,
who left Vicksburg on the 22d inst, wl.o
| says:
Gen. McClernard's forces have landed
on the Louisiana side, FIVE miles below
the mouth Of the Yazoo river, and 10 full
view of the CITY. Two brigades are
engaged in opening the famous cut IF,
of which so much was heard last summer.
The water has commenced running in
He thinks it will be perfect success,
and should this channel become large
enough to admit the passage of boats, the
rebels for the present viii be left to hold
Vicksburg, while the Federals turn their
attention to matters further South. In
his opinion, it would take one hundred
and fifty thousand men to storm their
Notifications at Vicksburg. Gen Grant
left Memphis on Tuesday for below with
division.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Feb 2
The arrestipg Of deserters in Morgan
county being resisted. Col. Harrington,
commander Of the Federal forces, sent
squadron Of cavalry there on Saturday,
They were met and fired upon by the
mob The cavalry made charge and
dispersed them, capturing the dcserters
and SIX citizens. Nobody hurt Con-
siderable excitement prevails.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-07
Kitty's Choice.

A wealthy old farmer Absalom Lee,
He had but one daughter the mischvous Kitty
So fair and good and so gentle was She
That lovers w0ong from country and city
The first and the bodest to ask for her hand
Was trinity dressed dandy, who worshped her tin ,
She replied with laugh he could well understand
That she'd marry no ape for the sake Of has sin ~
The next a merchant from business retired,
Rich, gouty and gruh, presuming old sinner
Young kitty's fair form and sweet face he admired,
And thought to himself, :" easily win hers
So he showed her his palace and made a bluff bov,
And said she might live there but wickedly tlen
Kitty told him that long ago she made a rash voy,
Not TO marry bear for TIE sake Of his den /"
mser came next he fearless and bold
In claiming his right to Miss kitty's affection,
He said she'd not want for u home while his gold
Could pay for q cabin to give her protection
Half vexed at his bOldness, but calm in trce,
She curtseyed and thanked him. and blushngy, then
Demurely repeated her sage alnts advice,
" Not 10 marry hog for the sake Of has pen ~
The next was farmer, young, bashfu and shy,
He feared the bold wooers who from the city,
But the flush on his check and the light in his eye,
soon kindled flame in the bosom of Kitty
90 My life will be one of hard labor he said
But darling, come share 1t with me If you can -
q suppose" she replied, galy tossing her head,
60 must marry the farm for The sake Of the man -