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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
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New M,:hod for Leaning tee Portuguese LMs1AeH b
The Mn food BY Oc,syi8. Winslcw, D. d. isuo. -
zD. Robert Carter x Broths.s-
nia.ory Of wes Point: By Csp. Edward C. Boynion. 4
5y0. pp. s03. u. Van Nostrani.
The breath Vi Life BY George Cs,.. Second Ed,Oa ere
PIP. -. John Wiley.
To Hsadship Of Christ BY Hugh Miller l,mo. pp. ~
Gould . Lincoln. Nesg-Yofk; Sheldon CO.
Tho Euand Boy. by Charlotte Adans l9lao. pp. ~
ftFknpnc Higgins.
H:ory he Sioux W1r and Mssso,es Of 1862 and 1854 b
Isaac ID. Heard l2mo pp. -. Hs-per Il brothsx
Round. on. Psper. by W NJ. Thsekeray. Reprinted
tie Cor.hiA M.sili1e' lZmo. p2 29.. Iss oUaA
Mary Lynd.sy. A Novel by tie Lady Emily Poascssy.
Introduction AID Esfy Progress O. the Cotton M.aacture
no Un.sed states LIMA. Pp. i0S. Little Brown
Co.
Book of the prophe, sephss, Sen Of Dousa l2ns pY
Ieck. bsncfI.
TTeS on the Couiruc,ion Of The Statute Of fruda Ses
oud Edition. By Csrssen brown, eco. sve. pp ~
Little, brown 4 co.
snow.i A.ss, Chapter from the Book Of Nature. pna
Ip. lf5. American Tract Society. - .
Li.lc Pe: Book. By Aunt Fanny. vo's. leIo W. Il
kely Brother.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

word. because he thought That woman who lo-ed
would fro4,y give it--nor would no oher one so ihe
w he suspected that the sacred expression OF his heart
rirIt Ie only pagsvcy received. All II was . 5ad
limit OF me on lis part sad blindness toward bin on
,,ue When lie began to suffer from disease o. the
heart ond knew that lis LILO waS measured. ms sen
mild tempered affection which he supposed fot o'
him IN order tat his doath Nigh; nc lighter griei TO
me. and lived with linn, dGy after day, mover guess
lur iat his STEM set manner vas not his rel sell
I 10 rot dare to think on fhe cross be muss lnvc
borno; nv own seems lcayy. and my spirit sometimes
grvvs weary under it, and Is moved to complain
Then remember that 10y hearing II cheerful. Gin
b,orht nreIer 70 him End tie burden becomes light.
Uanuah Tiurston listened 20 TIE lasi words with hcr
face buried in her hands and her heaTt fu of pity aDd
sellreproaDh What Was the ping ~ her owl tIuiess
Dream hex laleG ideal beside the sharp reonsolahlc
sorrow which cCnsUmtd hcT mothers ycars' Whr'
lysicd her sfadies her intellectual rirmpas. her fan
cicd comprehension Of fc, in comparison with tia.
knowledge OF tie heart Of man thus iClriIDy WONT
Humble a. Vhcn a ctid. she listened to her mothers
words as the accents OF iniallblc wisdom. size new
bowed down before Tie sanetsy of tha: mothers eX
Iionce.
The widow leaned back IN her chair with closed eyes
hut with happy serenity On her wcay face. Haunah
took her hald and whispered with broken voice:
"Tlnak thee mother The weak old arlns drew her
gently down. ana the pnic lips kissed her own.
B.oss thee, my daughter. Now 'ase thy book and
lo: me scst q bile
Hannah too. The book bu. not TO read.
We are unwilling to foreslall the curiosity Of our
readers by any further hints Of the movement and
SEQUEL OF the story or specimens Of the graphic and
impressive passages with which II sbounds II
pscsenis the versatile abilities and accomplishments
Of its author in on uDaccusorcd point Of view, nor
will tho warmest admirers Of his former productions
he disappointed in the fruits which be has gathered
from these "frcsh woods and IGstuIes new
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
Literary.

T.B. Peterson s. Brothers have in press "TAa
Days Of Sboddy." BY Mr.. Henry Morford. awork VIA
has been for time in preparation. embodyas
the romance well history Of tie breaking out d -
Rebellion in 1861. with sharp hits at shoddy and ~
shOdIy contractors close examination Of the career
Esworths Fro Zousyes. full technical account u ~
first baltic q Bull Run and double story Of love ~
yillany.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

The Second Book Of the New Go,p1 Of Pssss
aoeOrdagto st. BenyamiS. Is pubshed~by Sinclair Tss
sey. 1t Is full Of ppsbs hits on tie whole tribe dCe
peEheads and leaves q pungent venom in tho wound
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
Little, Brown g. Co. have issued new soA

Little, Brown g. Co. have issued q new aod
revised edition Of Tyeatis tie Csns,ruetisa Of IL
S,1,ute Of ESeaas, by CAUsrEN BROWN. containing q.
cases which have been made public during the last n.
years. with occasional other additions. although -
author has E0t found it necessary to change any na
rial statement Of law. Tho exposition Of principles
made in the first edition. concerning which there was
conflict Of DECISIONS and the conclusions Of ths snthss
against the apparent weight Of judicial opinion. sppss
10 have been satisfactorily sustained BY sahseasAal
rulings Of tho courts.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

WESTERN MISSIONS AID MISSIONARIES AsrRi,,
os LslTraa - Rev. T. J. DE ssEr i'-ao. g!n 'Si.
james h. hliasf
Tho yytcr Of these letters is q Roman Cath
ole missionary Of the order q Jesuts WHO le0 Europe
IRE .haa forty ylafs $50 for missionary service on tie
WcacrA Continent which from that time 20 tho present
be has 1ealousy purtued chiefly among tie Indians Of
tho Rocky Mountains. They contain an account of
many remarkable al, ventures aId coi0us notes on tie
scoernrhy neutral history astronomy physics. Gus.
toms and orccs q tie region which wes 30 le known
at the period Of she fsst visit og tie Jesuit Fathers
The style Of the work Is picluresquo and attractive aad
reais more Ike brilliant record o! travels than rcl
glous Journd IAc description given OF certain
,cnomous reptile. OF which ihcro are many varieties
seems 70 DO true 20 nature. "1hs copperhead snake
has pofon subtle that its breath alone causes death
70 him who phaes IT, Its tongue Is not lorked Ike that
Of other snakes, it's Of triangular SHAPE. When the
reptile Is startled AID provoked hs head aatens aud
he throws nom lis mouth great quantity Of yellow
poison. and tlep blows Iill be expires"
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
HINTS ,frnCHASTs' MAOAZiSr. rtfei sy wirLiAx
u. nAsA An.r-.rL. vs.. b. A.1..

HINTS ,frnCHATTs' MAGAZINE. rihei ~ WILihx
i. DAsA hoso.5ef W. b. Dana
Among the articles OF special interest q: The
rrosea. mou..nt IN tbs standard periodical We may
fao.sor tie opening paper b. NJ. CAasiesP p Kirkland
on TIC Liability Of tie Government o. Great Britain
for tic Dsprcdai.ons o. Rebel riraielrs on 'he Com
nerce Of tie United States" Amor engaging in sa
elaborate examination Of OF the grounds for tie
ltb!..ty of tio Es.tiah Go,egnmen: which have been
adduoo by eminent agihort.eI but uhich lie considers
u.,e-e,le Mr KrkIind proceeds 70 anllyzc thc case
e Alabama arriving ct .he conoirs!oG that England
has violated her bsaiols q, neutrality 10 tls Ohised
sa,e, and Is bound by the laws @. nations 20 make rep
.aloa ior tie pccali-ry loses sustained II eoase'
eeonce ~ our citizens It "a 10, TO lc presumed. NJ
Kirkland argues tat % prove, representation Of ne
e,re the british Government VIII hesitate in tie per-
srmancc OF .is duty b., Il sueh should unfortunately
bc ilc result nna indemnity DO ref'ssd. an smiealc
node C.. adjusting the controversy wod be Tie aFuiiia
on q an impartial and mutually friendly neiion Ihe|
Un.ied States may decline mailing fucA proposal on
tie ground thst tie IS too clear fF ss5alissoi
A "a II made. Great pfitnia may decline y. In ihat
cseri. tic remedy Which our Government would have
Ito ricl TO ndo,a would he The Issuing u letters oI
mnrgrc AID sc.rssl. or tho declaration Il war; Tie
question o, tlo zctgl adoption of ary remedy voa'i
doubtless be- to ltcc: q eraye coralc.a.o ~ our
Government bat IN the csert Il war with England II
Consequence = hrF rtcrelercc IN ouF domestic affairs
tic wiolc rlo oft. Uni.d states would rash As oAe
man and with universal alensc aud ii may be flid,
furious cnthudsn 20 def'rd the has 81 their country
ael'as. foreign aggression No coascrilton Nou.c
iicn he rccesfnry, every cl,a would be- aso!ler VI
rs own iroo win ard oar Republic wouM come out of
tlc conflict. "puraol as it wcro by Ere an1 rHed
" On foundation, ths. cannot 10 shaken '-Ot1e. in-
go.taut articles In tbs number devoted 70 IeNile
fabr.cs"" Bookkeeping" Negotiable Palcf" aad SO
forth. wlle Il contains immense variety ofcomm,r.
,.al AID stat, teal INTEL ecucc.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

A new Juvenile series by the favorits wrxs,
FOR i.tIo folks AUNT FANNY entitled TAs Lia Px B.s
is published by W. II. Kelley & Brother. They are Ia
tended for children young not TO bs able 10 sDs
out the long words In general use, and written A.
most entirely In monOsyllables The might Cap sto.
res" are well Known in every juvenile library end q |.
praise enough for thsss little volumes to Say tAas IT,
ore from the lively pea Of the suthoress who .
well acquainted with the way to the hearts Of chhr.s
The se7ies is Handsomely printed and illustrated "a
will doubtoss be In demand during tho spprossaIus
visits Of Santa Claus.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
States. tits 1dl although nss exhaustive In s as.a,s
and with an excellent vocabulary at tho close nm h
highly recommended for practical usa

SNOW-FLAKES, A CRApRga TRon TH1 Boox a. NAxr,.
2mo. pp l%6. American ITsct Society.
A selection of passages in prose and yeras
from various authors descriptive Of tho ccsui;Go a.
poetcal aspects Of snow. combined with tie rssious
reflections 0ad infOrences naturally suggested By u
subject.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

TlIE NEAnsilIP Of tIIkioI by IIron NiLtKA Eno.
pp. o. BostOa. noUil Lincoln. How osA: Sheldon
A collection of papers written by Hugh Miller
In defense II tho Free Church u Scotland containing
his celebrated letter to Lord Brougha anl variety o!
essays historical and dusortv sketches and personal
portraiturcs Originally published in Ts BInea. news.
paper The volume is introduced with preface by Mr..
Peter Bayne presonig tie historical facts tha. caused
the division OF the Scottish Church and enabling tho
reader this sdc tho water 70 comprehend the prn'
oples involved In tho discussion. Several OF the articles
are characteristic specimens n Hugh Miller's bold
vigorous. roughhcwn stylc aud viii interest the Amer
icnn public by their hgh.oolorod sketches OF familiar
celebrities.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

NEW METHOD FOR LEARNING THE fokio- o,sl'o
otfsE LANOUhOE. hy r.. I. oEAVDhA'
pp. 3o u. Appletous Go.
We know of no work in tho EngliSh nhnsu"s'
which affords such valuable aid In tho study OF ''r'"
guoso an this comprehensive volume Inc hu'nor con,
ccyod the plan the work whilo residing IN hfaH ana
Inn ea,,d 1. into eI,st siaee coming " The United
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-18

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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-18
NOW IN THE FIMETO SUBSCRIBE
The sentinel for 1903,

THR goverpnentsl and political qasr,ioHs Il he
eoring year viii have sbsorsng ntsres, for even
citizen We Engaged IN gigsntie civil -sr. the
suit Of which fo-rses. Il threatens rsdics
change in the Institutions and principles upon -hsch he
Government founded. and the dsstructiou of The
liberty aad righis o. she esi.sn. sach . ths
people Of no aIher nafioE have su5oyed. ard
which may be attributed unsqualed prcsre~
In national prosperity and greatness. The i--ue -i
Re upon u whether this free Gevernens shall be
preserved snd nautsu-d and the rights q ne states
under the COnsri perrctnsied. powerful osuirs'
authority Be permitted grew out Of this var. 7Sossr
siing State lines n-ttasloas. and al those eheeks
upon he Federal Government, nights reserved BY the
States which have constituted the excellence and snpe
Monty Of our nationality States zone the sea- Tor
the common objects firth In the Constitution. o1t
distinct a. the bilows' In the management o. Their
purely done &c Affairs. These questions Involved
IN the recent elections, AMI the voice OF The people
emPhaticaiy expressed Tor the Constitution
y end the Union a. Il vas" Never was here a time
when IL important that the people should b thor
sughiy advised a. 20 the progress and consa q public
Affairs and Of passing events people
selfgovernment unless with Intelligent Judgment they
decide upon the questions which AFFECT alike their own
and the public welfare
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-18

The events q the they developed win be
faithfully given that tie public may be advised . 10
its progress the results Of battles; the condition Of the
contendin anies, and al that Affects great struggle
at home and abroad. Cor the overthrow OF the Rebellion
In addition the >n,jsei viii contain the CURRENT
NEWS Of the day. CHOlCE MISCELLANY, STATE
ITEMS. the latest reports q the NEW YORK en-
CINNATi GENERAL and cATTIE MARKETs. the con-
dition Of he MONEY an STOCK Markets IN word,
q will be the effort Of the ircprSetors Of the zsisei
give is columns interest for all classes q reader and
such information will be especially adapted the
well being 4 the citizcus of indiana.
The Seaf;Rel viii continue 10 represent and stand By
th regular organizations Of the Democratic party State
and Nationals sustain principles aud policy they shall
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We h~ve The low prices for subscription
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aid in the extension % the circulation Of the sss>
Daily and Weekly. until they shall a, least reach every
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rule IS the enlightenment u the people lis rrinc-
piles and policy Il shall be aim with al the ability
possess faithfully advocate Democratic sentiments
and measures, for we believe that In doing bcs
promote the true interests Of the country.
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Will assemble. and the most important questions
will ~ brought before "a fes determination One %
which, the Emancipation and ColcniIstion policy q the
President win vitality affect % he country.
All interesting Congressional proceedings VII be
ported IN the SenffasL
II n NJ n zc<S - - In .u-1J EI &c
new Legislature viii assemble on the sih Of lsua-
AIRY next Its action will have deep intereS; Tor the
citizens Of Indiana The SRfinei will contain faithful
and inteligeHt report Of is proceedings. that the
reader can understand from day TO day What their Repre-
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-11
A Rebel Will,

The following was found By soldier Of
the oath Michigan Infantry, recently in a
house in the little village of Port Royal, on
theRappahannock. We call attention es-
pecially to its second section: r
SIN the name of God, Amen, |, John
Cooper, of the County OF Carolina and
State of Virginia, being Of sound mind and
health, and Of disposing memory, do make
this my last will and testament, hereby re
voking all others heretore made. Imprimis:
1t is my will that after my funeral expen'
ses and just debts be paid, all my estate,
both real and personal be vested forever
in my beloved daughter, Nancy, begotter
of my loving wife Charlotte, and such 9th.
or children as may be born during our cover
ture, to be equally divided between my SAID
daugter Nancy and my other children al
aforesaid, reserving, however, support t.
my wife Charlotte, out OF my estate during
her widowhood.
"Secondly, do hereby enianeipate ana
set free my beloved wife Charlotte and my
daughter Nancy, and such other children
as may be begot;en on the body oil my wife
Charlotte. 20 ut
"In testimony whereof, have hereuntt
set my hand and affixed my seal, this 26ti
day of March, in the year OF our Lord ont
thousand eight hundred and fifty tour.
- fIaI~hlf 81 JOHN COopsR."
Signed, sealed, acknowledged, publishe,
aud delivered in our joint presence.
-0a6-l' SrAFFoRD II. PARKER.
WILLIAM CATLUT.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-11
A Rebel Journal on Peace.


The first resolution adopted at late peace
meeting in New York reads thus:
F" "Resoired, That we reiterate our opposi
ton to this bloody, relentless, unnecessary
and iruitless war, In our opinion. It is tim,
A,at tie uliole Ameri;can people, North and
SoyM Mgutd aeo,apd.of hefruIers its im
nieottdte discontiiudhce.
We fear that We must say to these peace
able New Yorkers--speak for yourselves. -
They persist in laboring under the mistake
that there is u whole American people, =
and that it has certain rulers who are carry
ing ON an unnecessary and fruitleSs war,
which they ought immediately to discon
unue. This must be set right. Their rul
ers may be carrying on an unnecessary and
frultless war. seeing it Is war Of invasion
and aggression. Our rulers are carrying
on war which is absolutely necessary Sc
long as that invasion continues. Their
rulers can discontinue the war when they
please. Ours cannot, and dare not so much
as hint at its discontinuance.
Their war may be fruitless, but ours il
bearing and ripening the rich and eloriou,
fruit of freedom, and separate independence
and national dignity, and honorable fame
1t is fruit that We must reap, indeed, witt
pains and tolls, with agony and blood.
sweat, and water with plenteous blood ant
tears; yet we must bring it to perfection
and pluck and eat thereof, or die. Ii W
do not garner up that noble harvest for on
children, better tor those children that the.
had never been born. There is no "wEol
American people" There are two, at least
and they are all opposed to this war, bu
in two opposite senses. The New Yorker
are opposed to our war of defense; we ar
opposed to their war Of aggression. The
and their rulers can stop when they choose
and we and our rulers neither can nor vii