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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17
THF,.uar DsPAR rsgsr. Aosrs; 70 1851.
PROPOSALS FOR ERECTING THE Gus

IJkpfOSAl.N ok tlsf' nv iii. f''1-
l TOM HOTSF At PORTLAND NtlNE-P"po.a's
will b. received hi. Department unt rhe 1T Of No'efn
Der ls'i At D: o'clock noon ~ ~ 'ne -
ur tn. plan. and .p.cc don. prepared tns Dr'nsni
aid proposals. 20 be- ~Ar g. ~" whole hnids ~ -elai'"
ot diatf-nt tuif u gost tie Department receiving t"
right reject scccp bs psrpo-a,s hrFehy ied % ANY
part thereof vheTc deems he interest 4 de u.iel s''r.
equir, tho Dep,rfl.n o re-os On. Iithi 10 exclude
M bid any pron p'.or whom ice Il ip't caus 20
believe val bot iafsi, ~i,Fn Ne con'fsc' Also III bids
that npon e.g s'iOn below fsiT pe lo THE "orh
bid viii b. slA ihr D~~rn'ent hay
ing prepared s'dle Of tnr "prrsic q1.nres OF cecn
hind o(woft ai muieAi rui-d (which schednlc may b"
had 1t the oAcr 81 the sspcrl.iug Architect Treasury DO
r.men the bidder VIII b require to fx Ms price, there
10 Tor .uch srie,s and Kind be proposes bid o
and thea osrTy a.. hole Vn IN srcs. snOuni.
Ninety per ~ The OF The wOg1 done AMI ma
.rs accord 70 con.rsct prize sid amount
erair ed ~ the -ihie Of Agent 10 tho Department
pointed thai pnrposr viii be- paid from time 10 time ihc
~os Pfogre'-' snd tea "a cent retained until ts 'one
Asrui Aforesaid and be forfeited IN tic event Of the n0niuh
men Of the contract.
Mechanics The gin-nt thereof except By consent "
Secretary Of the Treasury. viii b. erturr Of the
by two responsible per-ou osrtihsi b. the n;sd
Mates Dsiiioi judge Attorney u .Sd Dirici In tho su
II Tor any part, that the bidder will when required hi. pro
pol be accepted into contract and bond. With .u
Fora. Of o.. bond aud c~ri,'e irauircd also he plans
specification. snd working dras7ng' w Dc furnished on ny
No bid will he ccnsdefrd unless il folly complies Ia Ell II
details with tis Requirements "a this plv ftisrnirut.
TIE riePo:a' a es .sG e ia p ,gS .SSs5a
Proposals for the portlsnd Ca''on House"
Proposals Will also be 81 Of the tse for the oil
CASTOR Hoo.e building and mlisol horen four granite
columns on fof.rrsi eHcepiedi 70 be rco'rd within shy
sane b. awarded 70 the sncce s bidder for the new Custom
House. tho si'ount Q, ..us y be taken .. pant Paym Of
NJ" SsIha s AA d,S SSgss asss
al u Oct l. 1901. lSAlAH ROGERS,
Supervising Architect.
tn Tins FOR receiving sbov, proposals. h been fabor
tended 90 Nor. ], lttk
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=. MAR : II A LIS

r :. MAR : II LIS SAL E..
DkSL Il. BURDETr, Agctioneer.
Rv vrus Of Orders 81 Ssls directed by Hos gHOs
J. hOYNIOS Judge Of he District Court 81 tIs Lptse
states for -s southern District OF Fiorts, VII s. -
Z iblg Auction. -
GA TUESDAY. October 10, 1865,
o., Y o'clock noon,
From PiNTO'S sTORES Atlantic Doci pIce4yn,
Joint Capture by L. ). ceaineg Clyde and t's q
Chambers.
nlHErD A.
= Round Beies COTTON.
MAPKgD r.
:. Square Bale. COTTON.
Captured by u. : Bari Roobact
= Bal.s UPLAND COTTON.
targo Prize Sloop HenTette.
y R.le- UPLAND COTTON
Rs-. SEA ISLAND COTTON
Csliotes md samples at the Office Of bsEIT eIe~sS
No. !l3 Wstst, three days before sale.
JAMES c. CLAP.
4. 8 Marsha, Southern District Of flg,.ea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17

CTEINWAY a. SONS GOLD MEDAL
- GRAND AND sQrkE PIANOS are now con.iderei
tie be-, ~ Europe vel iA. canry having received mo
no PIKE Medal II he Wold- Exhibition in Loidon. ls6l.
The principal Why tie Sicnway Pianos are supco.
Others that h. MA IL composed Of i've practical
pane orr mss~ss ath-r and sosi who iuvcntr their
own improvements and undcr whose personal supervision
cvsry yat the Instrument Il manufactured Narerooin,
Mo-. !. aud a hasi foutrrsth, between Union squs and
Irwin. Plaza. New-iort-
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A d RLEECKER. son a. Co. win sell At

N. snltion on TUESDAY. Oct 49, st IL o'cleck at the
F,.ag, Sarsroom III Broadway by order Of tins sIprems
Cont under the direction ofG TiLLOTTsOS, esq Referee.
STATE.sT The premises No 10 State st. sonth's side De-
tween Pearl end Whitehssts Size ~ and 20 BY o. w. Fo4
particular apply tho Referee, II Was TO the ocOn
e. ~.
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Uautins Ataocmles.

A DODWORTH's Dancing ACADEMIES.
~. 40 2Il ftyrH.Ay COR. 25TH ar, y. u,
No. iJ7 1iOs1 ST., bEOoHLNS. =.
and Tbnrsilys Wedss dsys and Sftudays N n y
Tas.dsv. md Fridays. in brooklyn
At4 p for Ch,arsn a; p IN for "ent'eH"n' |' i"'
circular.
MIN. b. DE GARMOis Dancing Glasses are
w now omen +, tho Academy OF Ply sica Couture No -
We, ian =, DIV. ed Evenings Of Pui'onNf DNEsDAls
nd SATURDAYS Young Ladies, Misses srs Masters, t1o
p H., G,Hienarn. 3 - 40 y.
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A. ~ urRws. Auctioneer.
~ RANcS. MERWIN g. Co., Nos. CO. and

~ egs Broadvsy, cor. Of 4th-st-Saes Of Books. s,.>
tiory pic.n,s Woks VI Art Fancy Goods Furniture 40
MONDAY EVENING, Oct, u, at e,cloeh:
STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOhS-Beirs
Selections from Private Libraries Comprising great variety
~ -usnaid md Miscellaneous Literature, also, lew Oh
Paintings IN ich gilt FI,mss, SO.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING. OCT. ~, a, , o'olocf.
BDOKsA ree cole stion of and CID books in
anartfoers in gdins ns.y valuable STANDARD WORKS lie
ao BsnA Books Stationery For PARTICULARS y" csis
lusGe
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Coles bp Iuttion.

UCTION NOTICE.-Be order of Rear.
~ Admiral HIRAM PAULDING,I viii offer foI sale on
MONDAY, the 18th inst, ~ O'Clock TO- 81 the Nav.
ard rookiyn about hundred aid fifty piece, LIva
OAK SHIP TIMBER on account Of storage and charges
ID. ID. 4. MARSHALL
y Naval
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60 Get.
Real Gsiate for Sale.

MOCK FOR SALE.-TIIE LARGE DOCK
~ near tbs RpilIosd Depot EhzabrhpuT, y. j. has
leo loot 'front.' also track connecting with the Central
Railroad of Nex Jr.cy r.. X. KELLOGG
l39 Pearl Street, New Yorh.
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DIANO AGENCY.-1'he undersigned offers
hl service, Agpt 70 purchase Piano. Tor residents
of Nr~ otr place, selecting them IRON tho Manu-
fa,ore, le the puIcsegs themselves VIII prefer
Ills inowsdgr Of Tai. nstuu-n Tor May years enaniss
him 10 1--WE eutirs ton those Ia, employ hun. he
as0 ID y bis services Professor %. the Inst, uAet sid
having brcn the instructor Of b., little dagshor, the well
tupyn Miss fBfSA CARRESO he thinks he needs no fur
ther ouineud aon - reier,nce. lie ave many
spctsbe hui ilru be- considers suihf.eii La
NJ a cARRENO.
No. lls sisv.. bet. 7h and 5Gh SIS, Ne~.foFf.
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AT
%. " MACY
"TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN"
o,stnstsrtng the BIG RISE IN gold dur.nf the 's't
week, .. ,-or M
ADVANCED,
And We shall con,inue close present. stoek Of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
WHITE GOODS AND BLANKETS,
sHIRTiNGS AND SHEETiNGS, >,,,,,.,
LINEN CAMBRlC HaNDkEHCHlEFs. -
HOSIERY, GLOVES AND UNDERWEAR,
RIBBONS AND MILLINERY GOODS,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
KID GLOVES,
and al othsr goods IN our store ~ the -
PRICES TO WHICH THEY WERE REDUCED
euyin~ the recent great IA IN gold ..u
CUSTOMERS MAY HELY upon sndipg NO ADVANCE
IN our prices however high the pres OF gold may be up at
The pTesons time. ,,cv
EoI 2oz and 200 eth-sv.. rear 18th IT
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Boar0 an6 Rooms.

AT NOS. ia, 176 AND I70 BLEECKER-
~ ST. Of Broadway, pesant rooms with excellent
Board fom a. 10 ~ per week fsnilcs accordingly.
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gnstrnction.

AT DOLBEAR's COMMERCIAL ACADE-
"a NY, No. coz Broadway .ensneu or boys eau ste1s
aues al h.ara fepd stylish business writer's and pEaea
boo. k,eIorg.
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sALE.-Pursuant 70 DC eom!

MASTERS SALE.-Pursuant 10 the com!
sud OF rE siss decroial order Of sale from the Cosrt
oil Common Pess II Summit County. AZ the ant Of rrncs
Du.yy and Willis Robbins administrators OF Elfis Fssstt',
deo ed against the Cleveland Zanesyils and tinsinnsi
Rairoa Company e. ST. to directed shall ofri Tor fsis
II Dubr auction the door OF the Court House IN aaron
On WEDNESDAY, tho ID day Of Aovemoei' l9%
BETWEEN the hours o, o'clock ard to'cock r. NJ 80
n, zeal esste said Railroad Company, 70 whfh NY
h,e title egd equitable their said Raiirost 'oTmey
Akron Branch Of tho Cleveland and tnso"r
Rur and located in the counties Of Summit Ns.ne sha
Iorcs IN 'h~ State Of Oo running from iiud,op, ssrlt
Co.. Junction with said Cl-vesnd end Pttsbnrzh Rel road
csossc the At,ntic and Great Western Railroad ft Akron,
and the PitshTgh Fort Wayne snd Chicago Rsfotd - o.
le the . VI wav therefor aud the land occupied .hsge-
3 tie and al the tracf thereon bridSes va
duets cuyerts rs depot grounds. d-pots Esehnshols.
~su- houses snd all other build thereon. waterssio7s
and nousc and all apputenaoes OF tber ed road end
al the anches zhts and privileges OF ssd Company,
Of in TO- concerning the sAe~1eept the premises heie
,r by aid Railroad Company to the Auenrr srA
Gsrat Weston Esoa! Company pursuant to mo e!et CT
said Court Appraised e { rs. oeo.
s.p tie use and pacr. VII os.r Ger te's ~
puse suc all lie person property Of III! 1isscIrd
z ls.v and Ci'sib Ril odd Company ING aeine
euQrlent # sad all ed In the hand Of the hecaEey
Of aid Company which Lay be in bis hands al he TINE ~
zach l consf-ting in part Of for locomotives cir isssn.
.r baggage Vi grsyei csrs II sofe elg1s
f.s ~ fat frHiglS cars 2 hind Gus timber. ties Dosy,
cor, ,yooi nste,s the machine shops tools, 90 irn AZ
Iefms-C ash time ri soc.
DAVID l.. KING. Special MASS Com
W g. {. OrIs. 4 Cloyeland Plaintiffs Attorney.
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II GRANU-ST. CHEAP STORE.

A T GRAND-ST. CHEAP STORE,
N Nov H-sdy the largest sno Chrspest stock Of NFb
VETS sRIBBOEs SILKS iFRsTHERS, GLOVES. no.
sIERY, EMBROiDEuES TRIHmiNS FELT and
BEAVER BOENErS, BLOOMERf, &I., &C., esllblisd
tbs yeg. We don't sdvstlise tbo Cold fsns by The lac
ioou,h pant, pr.c,s. EDwARp RIDLEY, ~
No III aad 81. Grand.t. AL No. " ALIHS...
Fifth Block Eos. from Bowsry
CHARLOrTE 6. SMITH he IN elegant u.s.
" .ortneut u FRENCH GARMESTS, s-lscies Nv heIsrl
fom m Loa,es In Paris; hlao OPERA UkCtRfiOt md
CARhfAGL tLOAkS; Ladies BIea.iaa and Dinner IN n
Els No. La Broadway, cor 7t.l -.
L,RENGH FLUTINd (c1cusiveiy) at Mrs
GOlDESs Establishments, No 10 Ainity.r., ono block
aud shsif from osdway-No. IN and 10 Bieeeksr A. be-
bow Wooster and No 2Gl ktonti, Brooklyn Al Dress
fn,snsll puneirn.y gl.td in ~ unfufnAiicd manner.
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Ocean Gteamcrs.
s. MAIL LINE-For CALIFORNIA

I vaPtNANA--inderc convoy Of ) L. ;. Wsr>iesmer
throughout the Aiantir voyHgr commencing sept = is4
iir oioeing hrsrlass .dr-,, heel teanIrrs vii -
uae.-i 8, noon. precisely, NON Pier No. 3 North E.s';
Or,. "a OCEAN at EEN Sclbury
nov. 3 NORTH STAR. Jones.
Noq. IL. COSTA RIGA, rinAcpaueh.
Or re, ,.t " passage apply 20 - .
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9nsuranre Companies.
W-YORK PRE- AND MAXINE
INSURANCE. COMPANY,
~ WALI~8TREEE
CASH CAPIrAL......-......... 5000, 600.

This Company has been 10 saoees.l opersicu FOR NOR,
fhsn tn R9Y YEARS, and ce,sie. 20 lNss ItE against
loss ssd Damage BY FIRE up,a teams isVoIsOis sE
NO MARINE RISKsSTAKEN.
Ala LossKs LisHxALLT 'ADJUsTED PRoxrTLr Pan.
DIREcToKs:
DANIEL UNDERIiiId, Fnssider.
Oliver II. Jones, William Hs1tun, cssA. /. s.exsrt
ssssc n. Seymour, Saul j. Warins hapgel y. Dodge,
Abraham X. Davis. {. y. Pfeher Michael UlshoefeI.
b~ml C. Hayriot Syivsnus Bedel, Ci4. D. Levin, /,
John T. Andrew X. N. Buchanan, ktAs bert s. NILS
}osish o. Low. William BeT7zs, JOSEF A. Dreylovs
}ohn Ever Thomss Dsvey, Jan C. 6tEcl
William Depog, Henry j. se9dde,, Ji,.;s1I Wright.
l.. COOPER DEDERkE. secret4ry.
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HARDWARE TRADE SALES AND AUG

j TON ROOMS. No. So Beetnsn s..
=. J. HALSEY a co, Auctonecrs viii eel,
III E.sDAy Oct. 10, at iei O'clock
HEAVY AID SHELF HARDWARE.
sHEFFIELD GOODS. se.,
H. rea variety sud n lots to sn.t city and country prysn
Catalogues ready early morning Of sale.
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IMPROVED COTTAGE ORGANS. UNRI
i VAILED. Also Pianos and heodeons e hArgsirs
GO. SANE No. - f.f.-row.
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#tsfe1lauepMs 3eadiug.
- p. :. Y. |...IN
A Great Weeks Work.


The Secretary Of Wars dispatch receiv
Cd on Tuesday Of lat week, was . br;e
record ofa single weeks administration o
tho Department, and the Times remarks
thot no military department, not even M
poleons when he commanded tho resources
Of the most of Europe, ever showed be-
ter weeks work. Within eight days alto,
the great battle i, Of rspcttsylvanial Court
House several thousand-prob.bly, some
twenty five Thousand vstersn troops were
forwarded to Gen. Grant, and during the
same time rations sufficient for bis whole
immense army were supplied him.. Twen
ty thousand sick and wounded, were trans
ported from the deld of battle to the Wash
inston hospitals and placed under surgical
care. Over eight thousand prisoners were
conveyed from the field to prison depots,
and vast amount Of artillery and weapons
won from the enemy were brought away.
Several thousand fresh cavalry horses were
forwarded to the Army Of the Potomac.
and many thousands Of reiniorcements.
with arm. and ample supplies, wer. sent
10 the other armies in the field. During
tho same week, a fresh army of thirty
thousand volunteers was mustered into ser
vice, clothed, armed. equipped and trans
ported to their respective positions:-Ml.
toaukee Sentinel.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-15

Fsenest Aeeepes ceaAseloaaliS.
John G. Fssnout has writes = lstter.
which W pab,ih 70 day. thst vii ssdly
his western friends. II = ars-
narkabas letter. No enc reading il viii
fiji % discover the nosivs tbst aniu,sied
j. ! au,hn. II writing Il Psrson.i hostiIify
is Prssidsat Iseols- sngsndsred by psr-
ssoal dsaaPpsiissasst, issst ihs hst,s~s d
The vksls nsltsf. Mr.. Fressst sslls u
ihAt - yin mi aeespt .hs faarcs d nomi
natisr fpr 10 Psesi;d -ssy. ukk56sk - tbssl !
asn6sssd hisbys y, as1aassssss olsties1
ma1es mi ssss isea1a II ahe 11alfisssr1
Csavsstion iii ssl iiaals 1st 1er.
L;sesas. bse5f NJ ifll ~ = = uiieaisda
shsa - assss-
- falIl - 4 - -
sssha1 - ] = Isl1sa
lyss1sa1 + - = - I.
Asss1 81 - ss-s.. ~
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chivaIrops, honor -lovisS friend offreedom
nd the National cause, who could ret b
swayed from his patriotic integrity bysteel,
ings Of merely personal character. But
he now presents to thetworld the sdishcr,
able spec'able Of accepting the leadership
Of = faction :; / hat Il has the sym
pA,hles,4 encouragement and c0.Upera
tion of every rsbel and rebel sympa
thizer in the country--s faction that has
Keen organized with the cole design ol
making opposition to The re-slection OF
Pres,aen, Lincoln, not bscauss he ha.
failed to administer the affairs of r. the na
ton in this critical time of war. honorablv
and efficiently, but becauss lae has failed 10
,gratify the personal Wishes and nsnbitjons
Of few men, who deem their individual in
terestss of more account than those Of the
Republic :. , aaE~a.*-> 1...s::s ,,. ~.7r..
t.. The name Of Joh. c. Fremont has occu
pied an honorable place among Freedoms
leaders in this country, and thousands OF
good men have regarded him with a feeling
spproximating that of affection. But now:
by few reckless dashes Of his pen, he
spoils his fair fame and Destroy the conf
dence and respect Of his friends. Mr.. Lin
coin will be nominated at Baltimore, by the
|regu'ar1y called, regularly constituted and
emphatically instructed Convention of the
unconditional Union men Of the loyal
States; and John G.. Fremont-alas, that
We have to say it Of him will occupy the
unenviabe and dishorable position. all
through this momentous political CO. test
between the friends and the foes Of tho Re.
public and Of freedom, efopposing tho can :.
d'date Of the loyal people, and throwing
the inauence Of his name and efforts on the
side If the country's, and Of freedoms enc
mics, by dividing and thus weakening tte
Union party, as far as he and the. small fac
t''" that support: him can divide and
weaken it.
1t is with feelings more Of sorrow than
Of anger that we make these comments,
ard with = similar feeling will hosts Of
treedem-loving patriots all over the land
read Fremont's letter and rsgs I'd his ex.
1rao'd'nary course.-Ch;cayo Journal.
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John COchrane

q
The sub.candidate Of the Copperhsads for
tho Vice Presidency. IS one Of the ancient
political hacks Of the New York Democracy.
In 1848 he followed the lead Of The Van
Burens in boiling the regular. Democratic
nominations, under pretence Of attachment
to the anti: slavery principles Of the BaIti
more platform, In the last Presidental
c.mp'ign he went for Breckenridge, making
himself CONSPICUOUS BY the declaration. in
T,umany Hall that ''weuld vote for the
devil incarnate. Il he were the regular nom
inse ofthe. Democratic party !" Ne ".
one Of the frat cf the Brsckicridg-' Dem
ocrats to advocate the snppo.t Of the var
for the Union. He took com,mand Of . reg
iment, and subsequently, became B,g.disr
He made no figure IS / soldier, except BY
following in the wake Of Seerstsry Came.
ron in advocating emancipation 10 : ! war
measure. at time when Il was doubtful If
the Government had forces sufficient 70
hold the Capital. He plotted for the rs-
movat Of Burnside. and the latter made an
order dismissing him from tho service
Subsequently he resigned, and recently We
Judge, from the expression he has given Of
his sentiments, that hs one ofthoss rra1,as
nve., who, after being De,nocr,t. Ere. Soil.
Ter, secessionist, War Democrat and Alo
liticnist. has gone back to copperhsadism
iD revenge for his di.appointm.nts. The
only party which he has never be'oDged "a
seems to have been tho Republican Union
|par,y, which re now seeks 10 divids.-Chi-
cago Tribune. Sc 80 '<''''
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g.
WHOLE NO. 478

that hs.would be gla1ts ssrvs tsss Govsffn.
ment in the capacity named. and would
accept the office upoa Qne condition. that
he receive no pay q eDelapents sf any
kind, and have the privilege Of bearing h;s
own expenses At the espital. This was
finally. Though Reluctantly }acceded to BY
Nr. Stanton. ard Nj. Whiting left his pal
atia| home in New Enslan3. and took up
bis ABIDE in Washington City. Not con-
tent with refusing to receivs compensation
himself he drew up an instrument in writ
ing, and flied III i in the War Department.
|stipulating that, in case Of his death while
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-15
Singular War Incident.

Amidst al the horrors of war. manv in
e'den's occur amusing in themselves. and
which sometimes, under tho most irving
circumstances, are provocative Of mirth
and form subjects tor camp stories months
afterwards. I have seen soldiers chase
hares and pick berries when shower Of
the 's"den messengers Of death was ia,lior
I'h'ck :"'a ::;'a 'ast around them, and do many
other foolish things. But the following,
which actually took. piase at Mine Run,
supssses anything remember to hav.
seen or heard. On one Of those biting cod
mornings, while the armies Of Meade and
Lee were staring at each other ACROSS the
little rivules known as Mine Run, when
moments appeared to be hours and hours
days, SO near At hand seemed the deadly
strife. solitary sheep leisurely walked
along the run on the rebel side. A rebel
vidette FREQ and killed the sheep. ana
dropping his gun. advanced to removed the
lprize. In An instant he was covered by /
gun in the hands ofa union vidette, who
sa'd, ''Divide is the word 6r you dead
Jshony.' This proposition was assented
to, and there. between the two skirmish
Inns. Mr.. Rebel skinned the sheep. teok one
half and insvsd back with It 10 his post,
when bis challenger in turn, dropping his
gun, crossed the run, got the other half oil
the sheep and again resumed the duties q
his post amidst the cheers Of his comrade.
who exps cted ,e help him eat it. OF ,bl
hundreds Of hostile men arrayed agains'
each other on either bank ofihat run. no.
ono violated tire truce intuiiively aereet
upon BY these two soldiers.
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what Make. t;sid 70 Up.

Whist Makes tS11d 20 Up.
People are wondering why gold contin-
ues to advance whom everything looks 90
favorable ie, the ultimate success ID The
field. We 6nd, in the New York pspsrs
two reasons, and there y doubtless truth .id
both. ssys tie Erprejs::'| & ta .a'..s
''There il clique ii Wall ard Viii.
liam Streets and elsewhere striving 10 run
up gold 70 200. expecting tfsn to ssIiout st
Z urge profit. Some Of the spectators
have also made large b.ta that gold viii
reach this price, aud are ,ssdy 70 sacrfce
xood deal to win thsir5sss, even. though
they loose money Upon the speculation
for . tins. The souls Of the spectators
must b good deal harder than the metal
ia which they deal, and they seem 70 ears
bat little what bscomss of the country o..
i,s psopIe. . thai they psodt oy the Ssr."
Says tie New York HeroM ::t.sa lsg..
avail street Is IN nsasuss. in the lsnA
|si phel sympsah;ssfs. ard dirtet rsbsl
agents. Who crssis . detiosa 6c.ifisD pries
Ior the purrDss q aho1iss III sahsfTasssd
|eoodition ofs6a;rs q ths Nsrfh, sStlrpirit
Iosr people sssd giys sooSsst - ths espeny.
+ There = aethins sshssntiAl IN ihs.s1ay
thsss ssstry esey . sahs rsosssdiss1,sx-
leppe eths ssecess shiek aateods ihen- A
Irsbel agssf soninaaiy bsts sf teils. With an
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