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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-07
M ETROp0h;TAN HALL.


\ q ETEOpOinTAN HALL.
Grand cpenlne Night of the
NEW IRON CLAD
OPERA TROUPE
This (MONDAI) night, SEPT I, 1868.
Gigantic role o; Negro DeIineatOrs, that cannot fa to
please all
New Songs, Dances,
Bnrlettas, Farces, &c.
A grea, many have already secured seats to see
jim Wood and Mortimer
IN Their side splitting comicaties.
new Ballad by Harry Allen,
the favorite baatiSt, TO NIGHT.
Wood i'll q fix.
rn= Sec small bills. sc lie
A GRAND SEiECf BALI.
~ viii be given at the
New Market Hall
on Thursday evening Sept 10Th, 1888
ladies' invitation tickets can he procured at the Hall
4. any time previous to the ball
Managers
J II Duke, & Johnson
aT Tickets admitting a gentleman ana two Ia
dies So
Good music has been engaged for The oecas ion.
Sc I-If
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3y Laniers, Rolles0u Il Catiett, Auc!s

A UCrION NOTICE.---By reques. 81 Messrs d
"A Lewis Co, we i'll sell at their stoie, No liz
Main street. on Tuesday, September 9Th, commend
ing at 9H O'Clock, their entire stock OF CLoiHiSd,
comprising in part
200 coats and overcoats
leo military jackets
SO uniform Goals
80 doz linen bosom shirts
Business suits
Black cashmere pants
Black, gray and fancy tweed pants
Cashmere, velvet and satin vests
herino cass mere and fancy shirts
White merno shirts and drawers
Neck ties Cravats, &c
Linen, six all cotton hdkfs
20 pieces Irish linen
60D lbs fax thread
1000 do shoe do
2 fine regulators
And many other very desirable and seasonable
goods. IuaSIEIsS, TOLLEsON Il CATIETT,
SEE Auc,ioneers.
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IUANTED-A situation in hotel or hospital as
w Superintendent, by a middle aged lady OF ex
paTience References given II required. Address
ssMATk0N," Bowling Green, Caroline county, Va.
ga 1--lfS
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yITANTtD-Rolers. a pair of rollers tit
w for rolling copper also wanted. sheet copper.
Apply at The State Armory, corner 7ih and Cary ss.
q COGHIAN, Captain.
Sc TT Ord Dept Va
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| NTANlED.-A lady wishes to teach in . family
w school; is competent to give instruction in the
| usual English branches, mathematics, French and
| Latin; desires to remain i'll the city. References
| given and received. Address IN So Richmond,
l Va SO 7-3t$
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A GRAND BALE will begiyen at the New Market
"A Hall, ON
MONDA Y EVENING, SEPT I'll, 1868.
SMITHS BATTALION BAND has been engaged
for the occa sion.
II Tickets admitting gentle man and ladies' IS
Refreshments included. Tickets to be had at the
door,
MANAGERS:
j Buckley, Peter Kennedy,
IL Walker, Charles Monroe.
se7-lt%
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BIZ % WiHiag,s. AMcfiOneer.


u I'd streets for sale at auction. Thursday, 10th
Sept at O'Clock P N, will be sold upon the prem
ises, desirable Frame Dwelling situated as above
stated, and containing rooms, besides Kitchen,
with hydrant in the yard. The lot fronts 26h feet,
and runs back about lao feet.
The premises are in very good repair, and being
now vacant, the purchaser may have immediate pos
session.
TERNs-Nade to suit the purchasers
SEA A WILLIAMS, Auct'r.
By Williamson q: Co., Auet's, 1879 Main st.
G Took, Goodwill, and Fixtures Of hrst-class
- Restaurant for sale at auction.-We will sell
this friday morning, the 9Th inst, commencing at
10 O'Clock, the stock, goodwill, and fixtures Of res
taurant Main street, between 9th and 10th streets,
consisting Of everything requisite 70 conduct first
class restaurant VIZ:
Is dining tables
dozen table cloths
do chairs
excellent cooking stoves
Metal dish covers
Plates. dishes, casters
Knives and forks, spoons
Cups and saucerS
l large mirror, pictures
l counter, with heating apparatus attached
l safe, &C
2 bbls pure cider vinegar
bbiS flour
|. Dbl tomato catsup
NB-lhe stock, good will, and fixtures including
everything, wil be sold entire, if it is desired by the
bidders. WILLIAMSON & co,
sep4 Auctioneers.
POSTpONEMENT The above sale IL postponed
until Tuesday, the sth inst.
se5 WILLIAMSON L co, Aucts.
FURNITURE, Crockery, aud Glassware, at auc.
tt,u.-We will sell, on Wednesday, September
9th, commencing at 10 O'Clock A NJ, at our sales
rooms, Main street, between 9Th and 10th, varied
assortment of Furniture, Crockery, aud Glassware,
consisting of the following and other articles
Bedsteads cribs
Feather beds, mattresses
Bosters pillows
Sofas, lounges
Mahogany sdabcarts
Refrigeratofs, wardrobes
Mahogany centre table
no leaf aud other tables
Do desks
Sewing machines
] excellent child carriage
dozen decanters
Gobe,s, tumbiers, wine glasses
Dishes. plates
Plated knives and forks
Plated table and tea spoons
English block tin baking dishes
Plated caster and urn, &C.
seS WILLIAMSON & co. Aucts.
l superior Mahogany piano octave with stool,
OF Stoddard h Dunliam's make
superior rosewood piano, octave, Of Weber's
make
The above instruments are in splendid order and
of superb finish. WILLIAMSON II CO,
Sc Auctonecrs.
RUGGIES, Spring Wagons, Smiths Tools, &c, at
u auctiun.-We will sell on Friday, Sept 18th, at
tue shop of r o Sterling, on 18th, near Marshall
street, commencing at 10 O'Clock A NJ, tho following
and other articles
bGggss, ono nearly new
! spring wagon, with top
Wagon, dray, and cart axles
Lot Of new horse shoes
Smiths tools, of all descriptions
Lot Of wheelwright's tools
sets stocks and dies
Tot of smiths coal
drill press, &c, &c.
WILLIAMSON Il Co. .aet'rs.
B-As Mr. Sterling contomp.atee change OF
business, all persons owning articles at h5 shop are
hereby notified to come forward before the day OF
sae, ray charges, and take them away.
sea WILLIAMSON 500.
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CSTsAYED-From my lot on Franklin ST, between
- 18th and 18th sis, on yesterday morning, me
dunn sized Cow, Will, with small black spots up
on the head and 1t is probable that she is
attempting to make hcr way to James City county,
from which she has just been driven. liberal
ward will be paid for her delivery to me.
GEO II RICHARDS, Franklin st,
sc5---ot* Between 18th and 18th.
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TWO Hundred Dollars Reward.-Stolen on vi
about the 10th Of August, on the Manchester
road, from the farm Ct Mr. Wotaire, i've miles from
the city, roam horse, blaze face, three white feet
large frame, wounded on the backbone Immediately
under the saddle, the scar stl visible. The horse
was well known through the whole army as belong
ing to tue late Lieut. Col G Coppens. Any infornla
will lead TO the recovery OF said horse will
be gratefully received and the above reward will
be given. Address lieytCoi CoPPESS,
Sc 7-6ts SIbtSWooo hotel
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WANTED-A situation by "a Virginia lady, who
w has had several years experience in teaching
the English branches, I2sAip, French, and masic
the piano References girennf desired. Applicants
mist state terms. Address immediately Miss U
~, Richmond Va Sc 7-eod3t*-
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y HIrses, one bay Horse, with black maue and
tall his wetLers blaze f4ce; carries his tail
on one side; In low ORDER white hind feet: the
other gray poney. ] vii; pay $50 % any one who
vii, leave them at thu Westhau souse, the
Plank Road, for such information wi. lead to
the recovery Of the horses. b MEDINA,
seT-3t~ Co l. b.h Va Cavalry.
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yHYANTED-A SITUATION Is an overseer on
nv large farm by one who II exempt from
military duty. Best refereDce given Address
JAS II NORRIS,
seT-QA4 RichmOed. Va
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LOST. !ST'RA YED. dc,

4 OST-A HAIR CHAIN, with "a gold lockei attach
+ cd, set with hair. The finder will be siberaii!
ewarded by leaving il al this office The chain wa:
,robably lost al or near Hollywood sc It's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-07

= OSr-On Friday, September 4th, my Pocket
I 4 Book, containing my non citizen paper The
finder viii be rewarded by leaving it with VIM Har-
wood, ESQ., opposite the Old Market, Main ct.
Sc T-St* LOUIS PETERS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-19
Another Butternut CruoIned.



Mr.. Smith, of Marion, appears to have
stirred up a hornets nest among his con-
s'ituents at home by his votes aud general
course in the Legislature, as We observe by
the Fairmonut National 1t appears that
Nr. Smith associates TOO fami!iarly with
the secesh OF Marion to suit the taste of the
loyal citizens of that county, and on a re.
cent court day busted himselfiu harraupue-
ing knots of that class in terms denuncis-
tory of the National Government as we'll
as of the new State Government aud of ali
the new State project; aud after all other
efforts failed to get him to take the stand
and exculpate himself, the Rev. Moses
Tlchneil was sent for, in order it possible
to make him open out, by set of interro-
gatories, which that gentleman proceeded
TO PROFOUND in the most roughshod STYLE.
characterising such parties as Messrs.
Smith aud Garlic as the " sore. backed
qusltty of Eastern Virginia, who have
come out here With one or two uicgers and
expect everybody to cry rabbi as thew mass
along in their old-fashioued, ricketty. one
boss shays."
Mr. Smith held up as long as flesh and
blood could stand it, but '' Old Nose" final
II succeeded in making him speak.
From the description Of the National the
affair appears to have been a rich one
1t is hopeful sign to see the people show
disposition TO hold their public servants
to strict account, and if it be persevered
IN, 1t will ust be long until such /" one boss
shays ss have too long legislated for West
virginia Will go ont of fashion,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-19

LETcHEN, our bioulous Ex-Governor, has
made an alarming prediction in his mes
sage. lie says, just as so many Northern
Democratic papers do, that President Lin
coin inaugurated the revolution. Then he
uttess these terrible words, ION his retire
mCnt from the Presidency a doom more
fearful than that of DeyerEoil awaits him. .
One of the Richmond papers intimates that
the members Of the Legislature were not
sufficiently well read to comprehend the
import of the comparison. But after some
discussion among themselves they con-
eluded that LeteheE meant, in polite man.
ner, to refer to the Devil, when he said
DeveFgoil. Having arrived at that conelu-
sion, they ordered five hundred copies of
the message to be printed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-19
House of Delerates.

Prayer by Rev. j. L. Clark, of the N. E.
Church.
A communication from the Senate uu-
nounced the passage by that body of the
DILL Incorporating the Logan Tribe No. 81,
|. y. K. NJ, aud concurred in the House
resolution fixing this day at IL A. NJ, for
the election Of Public Printer.
M. HouTOS, from the Committee on
PrlVIlegesr reported bill changing q place
OF voting in Peasants county, and a reso-
luton authorizing the clerk to pay Mr..
Wright, of Cabell county, his mileage aud
per diem for three days attendance at the
last session. The resolution was adopted.
The bill to amend the chatter Of the
Wheeling Railroad Bridge Company, was
taken up on motion of Mr., Wilson. read
third time and passed.
The order of the day, it being the reso.
luton OF Mr.. Hootou, instructiop and re-
questing our Senators aud Representatives
10 Congress to legisiate for the support of
the Government
Mr. PATRICK moved to pass by, and the
motion WAS agreed to By yeas %, ravs IL
The tax bill, describing the auounts To
be assessed on subjects Of taxation, was
taken up. The bill proposes to reduce the
taxes 25 per ceutum.
Mr. PATRICK moved to pass bv.
Ns. LoGAS urged that the Commissioners
book must he in the hands of the Commis
sioners by February LIST. If the tax IswWss
to be changedI at all, It should be done
at once SO that the books might be inside ont
10 accordance with it.
Ar. PArSICK Withdrew the motion.
The bill was read a secoad time, when
the hour having arrived for the election Of
Public Printer, Mr.. Logan moved to pass
the Eesolntion by he said he understood
the Printing investigation Committee was
about ready to report aud he thought this
election should be postponed until tbs, re-
port was made. BE moved to postpone Till
Wednesday neSt st eleven O'Clock.
ar. bSR1NAX said that although he had
offered the resolution to go into the cleo
tioa, he was willing, if it was thought apy
i5jnFy Fonld be done any one, to agree 10
the Postponeueut.
The n'osiOa to postpone was agreed to,
End sbe constellation of the tax bill Vas
Fe.eaed aad considered untll the hour Of
adjournment.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-19

Tue COURTEOUS REBEL PREs1DESr.
We have heard great deal OF the dignity
of jeff. Davis's manner He is getting to
be worse than a ishwOman of London. At
Mobile he made speech, in which he said:
Even if the soldiers and commanders
do wrong, sustain them; better that our iu-
dependence be achieved, no matter BY what
measures than submit to the domination
OF, the Yankees, who are seeking to euchain
Us IN the same degrading serviIude with
themselves, With babOon for king"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-19
How the Harrison County Represea
IaIIVes are Regarded at Home.

We take the liberty of printing the fol-
lowing remarks from business letter re-
esived yesterday from Lumberport, in Har-
risen county:
The able manner in which you stand up
for freedom, and expose Garlic and the
rest Of our West Virginia rebels, makes
The IHtslti2s"esr rich gift to every
Uuior nan, Go on in the good cause
The KattLiigsnc:r, the principles itadvocates.
are gaining ground rapidly in old Harrt
soa. Don't think. because we have two reb +.
els representing US in the Legislature, that
we arS all rebels. The Uuion men unapi-
mously repudiate them. Rebels are their
only frieu3s. Bur, thank God after the
present session they will never have the
honor to represent Harrison county, uor
will Harrison county ever be disgraced bv
being represented By them.
Yours truly, w n &
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-19
rom a ara.eral soldier.


SUAAaHRLAND, ND, Jan. IA.
Editors ZntelHigeaeer:
GENTLEMEN 81 is nothing more than
JUST tor some one here 70 send you a brief
token OF gratitude for publication in your
paper LOT the goodness of Mr.. Jacob Horn
brook and his daughter, Miss India Horn
BROOK IN their neyer-tiring exertions here
during tue last two weeks to alleviate the
suueFings and relieve the destitution of our
poor sick soldiers at this place
Tbere are about one thousand sick aud
wounded and unfit for duty here, aud to
give them proper attention needs more
than the scauty supplies here furnished
All the heads of Departments do the best
lucy can, suppose, for the sick. don't
lnsinuate anything towards them. l was
often present when they were distributing
the hospital stores, and to see the pleased
countenances of the poor boys, would make
the saadest heart glad. Tue cry would be
every morning, .'are you going to Mr..
HOrnbroOk's store? Oh, do go aud get US
apples and other things that we may nave
something We can eat'-When brought to
the wards, you would see the wasted arm
thrust out from under the blauket-"O,
give me rosled apple and little of that
good wine" They would all say IF be
only stays We shall all get we'll" No pen
or language could express the heartfelt
gratitude OF the soldiers here. do think,
and all the Others concur with me, that there
Is none to compare with Mr. and Hiss
Hornbrook except angels from above. The
very sight of them euIiven our poor boys,
ministering to their wants, giving money
to repair shoes, boy postage stamps. for
washing their clothes, and the huudred
other wants Of the sick soldier. Our hum
bic aud sincere prayers will ever ascend
for blessings upon them here aud above.
j. X.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-19

The Pennsylvania Legislature has elect.
ed Charles A. Buckalew, Democrat, to the
Unised States Senate, to succeed David
WhmOs, whose term expires with the pres
eat Congress. Mr.. Cameron was the Re-
publican candidate. although it is but a
short time since he professed to withdraw
from the canvass. MIR Wiluos could prob.
ably have been reelected, hut Mr.. Cameron
Insisted upon trying his chances, and as he
had the power TO detea, any other candi-
datef the Republicans we're obliged 10 ac-
sept him. His defeat is not causing any
profound regret, that we observe in our
exchanges, but we are sorry that Pennsyl-
vania has not chosen to place sound and
honest supportss OF tae administration in
Nr. Winners seat. The Republicans may
save the country, but they seem bent on
doias il IN such fashion as to use them
selves Up IN the process. Mr.. Buckalew is
an old nhiS, bus found it convenient to
change to the Democrats when they were
il the majority, aud is described as true
slave losing demagoguc.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-19
An ORDINANCE

To amend the Ordnance concerning he election Of
MaVor OF g6!eers Of he c:Ly members Of COuH-
cif Ee dc.
GEO l. BE it Ordained By the uneiI OF the city of
y Wheeling, that the place of Voting in the kifth
" ard shaiI be in the Norlh room Of the Filth Ward
Public school House. That the place Of Vottn in the
sixth Ward shall be at Inc store rom lately occu'
pied b. John Miller, esq and that abs place OF vet
InG the Seventh WAtd nhsi be At the sore OF
Hunter, Blair i Co
after his 18th day of January, 1915.
A COpy. JACOB BURKLE,
jaul5-5t City Clerk.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-19
"Been Gnrroted,w

\ London correspondent describing the
fright in that Metropolis at the fearful
prevalence of gsrrOtiOg, relates the follow
iuE:
OF course there is ludicrous side TO ALL
this state of alright. Many people fancy
themselves garroIed who are not. For
Instance, the other night, very tiuaid man,
resident in the suburbs, who ALWAYS carries
a loaded stick, aud is CONSTANTLY on the
lookout, as he was walking homo, near his
house man pushed rudely against him
The timid gentleman, with great presence
OF mind, Immediately struck him a severe
blow with loaded stick, and the man ran
of, leaving hls bat behind him. The timid
man, greatly elated, picked up the hat, and
read on the lining the name of one OF his
intimate friends. Dreadfuily shocked. be
at once FASTENED to his friends house to
explain matters. BE was received at The
door by his friends wife, who, in a voice
iGacticuiate With ssbs, said. a. Oh, I'm so
glad TO see you! Poor Edward lin bed
upStsIss l-coyesed With blood he's been
garrOtej." 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-19
AN ORDINANCE

Essa6liahina additional Ward in The city Of
Wheeling.
CNEC l. De it ordained by the Council of the city
y Wheeling, that 50 nucn Of the Fifth Ward Ofthis
city les south OF second street. shall hereafter be
distinct Ward. TO be called the Sixth Ward, and
shall be entitled to thee memb in the Council,
and 50 mach Of the said Fifth Ward lies north OF
second street shall be called the Fit Ward, and
shall be entitled 10 four members in the Council.
zee. >. Be 1t further ordained, that the Island
Eeret fore dtsigu4ted the sixth Ward shall here
after be called tn soVenth Ward Of tue city.
Sec. J. This Ordinance shall DO q. force from and
after the 18th cay OF January, 1863.
COpy-ies:e: JACOB BURKLE,
jaul7St City Clerk.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-19

and taxes Aforesaid assessed unGn them tn tb
collector, within the time specified (ten daysl ahnI
oe anie to pay ten per cenfum additional upon the
amount thereoI and 4 the annual aud other duties
shall not be paid within ten days from and atcr H.
demand Therefor, it shall he Lawful for such ColIoc
OF ms deputies to proceed to collect the said do
.ies OF taxes with the ten per centum additional
thereto as Aforesaid, by distrairt and sale Of III.
goods chattels or Effects OF this persons delinquent
~ oI0Le7nl ianlA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-19
A New ausrtormaster at clarksburg
CLARksnuRe. Jau. Is. lsea.

CtARxsBuRs. Jan. Is, 1868.
Editors Lattlligs"eer
A new Quhrtermaster has arrived at
Clarksburg. Ii is said the third time is
always the charm; We think it will prove
so in this case-we trust so, at least The
people ought to have one loyal Quarter
master At Clarksburg before the war ends,
and if Captain Gardner fails to prove him
self loyal, aud tue war ends during his
stay here, our people will be unable to tell,
when the war is over, what loyal Quar-
termaster looks like; and if they should
perehance meet something in that shape
hereafter, it would be, at least to them, the
fourth wonder of the world. Col RuDion,
the old blood-sucker, has left like the blow
ing up of the ever memorable steamship
Huntington at Claksburg. II seems as if
he sPPreheuded something in the channel
that did not suit his craft, and have very
little doubt he was right.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-19
The Proposed 5nerea.e and n1lleago

The Proposed increase and Mileage
and Salary.
The following remarks arc from letter
written sOus by an intelligent and subs,au-
tial farmer living il the lower (Northern)
part of Harrison county:
In regard to the proposed increase in the
salary OF the Governor, and the mileage OF
Tue Legislature, that body must know that
we are already laden with burthens slnnos.
intoisraoie 10 be borne, and thousands
must and will sink under the load and 90
Gown TO poverty. Notwithstanding all
'hiS, some appear anxious 10 pile still more
upon US. We are glad We have some men
there who oppose such measures. II
weu'd be well for US if we had more Of
then. We feel thankful to our Governor
iof what he has done for us. We believe
he is friend to his country aud will re-
fuse the $4,000 if rendered him. II he
should, that will be one more strong evil
deGce that We have the right man in the
right place.
In reference to those members that want
their mileage raised, il travelling is such an
object, would recommend them to stay
at home hereafter andEIet US send better
men-nen who will travel for ten cents d
mile, or less if required. The juror has to
travel often fifteen or twenty miles 10 his
county seat. and then spend DAYS in gery-
ing the public, board himself or 20 with.
out eating, and pay all his own expenses of
every kind. Who pays HING
La bill has been reported in the House of
Delegates providing for paying Jurors 81, IS
per day for their services very jrs, prop-
ositiOu, too, it seems to us, aud which, Tor
! something like which, ought to become a
lsw.-EDs. INTEL.
What has become of the equality spoken
OF IN our Constitution? Is it forgotten in
these days2 We need not wonder at it
What did Christ mean when he said. "Wo
unto you, ye lawyers! Ye bind heavy bur
thens on mems shoulders, and will not
| touch them With the tips of your fingers ?"
/ Yet these are the men we choose for our
representatives. Go to the army. There
| see what enormous salaries are given 10
the officers. Happy day for the most of
them-iIVlng.at their ease aud filing their
pockets, and wishing the war may coutin-
ne. We believe this thing had much 10 do
in bringing this war on. The leading reb-
/ els now in rebellion had long had their
hands in Uncle Sans pocket at the rate OF
| thousands year. They saw their hands
must come ont and give place to others,
| and this ideH they could not bear, And
here we are with destruction staring MS in
the face, hundreds Of thousands of us are
being reduced to poverty, whilst many are
thriving and fast iliing their pockets on
our substance, Where it is 10 end the
Lord only knows. US.