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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09

ZTNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
/lL York-At election for Directors Of this Company
held Monday 9th inst the following gentleueA
eected for the ensuing year
JACOB BROUWER p L. FOULKE
RUSSELL 6TRBBINs, G. O. SATTERLRE,
M L. MARSH JOSEPH JAMl9ON,
WIN. WHRELWRIGHT, JOHN ID WARD, +
JAMES THOMPSON, CHARLES H. CLAYTON.
TnEOPH1LUg ANTHONY. FRANCIS A. THOMPSON,
GRORGE 3. SATTERLEE, LIYINGSrN SArTERLEE,
NEHEMIAH KNIGHT JOHN J. N. McLARRN,
T. @. CHARDAvOYNE NELSON HuNYON,
JOHN H. TALMAN, EDWARD OOTHOUT,
"oDhNA r. q. 3. BEAcH Secretary.
NKwYoRK June G. 1864.
ROND6 OF THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY.
II Public notice hereby given that bonds to the amount
OF four hundred thousand dollars will be issued pursu
ancc Of the second section Of act approved March a.
1863 entitled supplement 10 act entitled act autho
rzng loan for the purposes Of 70 repe invasion and
vains Tor The payment sSsrso approved Nay 10 1851
These bonds will be OF the denomination OF ST. 0
$500 and $780, with attached registered bonds Of
the denOmn 0ton OF 81 00 10 suit bidders The bonds will
be redeemabe follows. via. -
$i0y.o.U on the IT January, A 2; 1887
$ ioo co. on The Ist JsDnery. 4 p l ,sss
3sSSSS on on ne IL j }sSSs1, is
Bearing interest at the rate Of s1 cent per aBpu,
payable half yearly and exempt By law from taxation
Proposals. In writing for the who'e any part Of these
Bonds Will be received by the subscr ber At his oce In the
city Of Trenton State Of New Jersey at any time before
p VI, Wednesday the 18th day Of June, 4 D. lses
attendance the State House 70 and decide bids The
Bonds will bear date July 1861 The right 70 reject bids
Ia reserved. II. ID. SMITH Treasurer.
Dated May 10, A. D. 1884.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09

California's Contributors 20 the soldie -
Ten Thousand Dollars I'm Gold.
PMLADnPMA, June 8, 1884.
- Treasurer Of The Pacific Christian Commission tele
gaphs that Caornias FIRST contribution 70 the soldiers
tArough the Christian Commission. been sent in
AuAN II Yen thousand dollars in gold.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09

DENTISTRY.
4 SET OF TEETH in THREE HOURS
a ENTIRE SATISFACTION or NO PAY,
At No. $50 slI, between rnesn,A and s..eeu.s
sny part q NE wors % si.s sysnus Ss.~ssn FmecnsS
nnS as and and
n ho ana c :: % as
II ssS sss.s Dsies%ss s.ss 70 :a Pine coia
r.nssa rsprss fors.t ss.~ssa FissnsA ana
ds al .. .ms s IN Asr
half The usual cost Neither sprngs wires or fs,scnngs
.ssaas between twenty and Tweasy fourth :sress
Single Teeth and Partial sss inserted At squally mode
s s4 ,sas5ss -i% ssnGy All; er oxide
E Sysg ~ . ssss sssws'n aud
4 MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY -TERTH Ex.
,rssi.d without pain or Nc chssss ssaauta teeth in
i: Grand 5Sss street, Two block. froa sqo.ds A
A RTivlorAL BONE rlLLINos FOR pEcAYED
.oa class Of ssvy -ises, pain b. ne asceV
QUE DO ives. Of Union square Over 600 testmoaiss
HoIro DENTAL Observation-Disclosures THERE
u has been an accident, failure produce in.
Dr. CoIfoS sdmnIs,er. she gas oco y BOND street, Stress
NJ p aRirrIE.Sr BROS, sss GRAND STREET, NEW
fcsts porsiy without pain By the ass sr npoas osIs
X % sT :is.sss ga, fss are os se e.
ss5 pana s25 silver $40, rubber $40; partial ssts on
gold a., silver, 81. Extracting rs cents
FINE ARTS.
IrREncH DANCING GIRLS IN oHARAcrER-Ioo
'p s1 Tes sssfu ssn s fss S.,s
Photographs OF any OF the principal 0eneras gtatcsmeu
sc mall JS ,ss s s
one dozen s. assYss s s
~ B.-Phoogaphs BEAUTIFULLY colofed 10 order. send
siam ps Tor catalogues Of pictures. books, &C.
NJ m IN
- sheImsn, Meade, Butler, Hancock Warren. Burn.
side, ssdgwi0k, VT ght sheridan, Hooker flawljnes
Thomas. Hunter Brney. Angnr and all other aeueral4
Acsrgsses-M ~ Batsman, Maggie Mitchell vesva Susan
aud Kate Denn, Ada and Emma Webb, Leo Hudson Kae
Fisher, pcsitions eaon "a Freuch spy and Mazeppa;
Marietta RAvel ~ Greek Boy. positionA
w.C WBMYeS, 5iB Broadway, N. Y.
Y,O PHOTOGRAPHERS. -FoR sALE-A NUMBER OF
Y Cares De Yiate Photographic 30, ccored nicely IN
OIL aud water cclors AZ 0rTO BEINGdANs painting
rooms 3os Broonse street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09

A DvTCE TO THE AUTHORIZATIONS DEs-
n PARD's Femae Pills are the only medicine lades
depend with safety aud certainty. Can DO By mali
n B-Ladiss who desire to sva themselves Of Madame
Despards valuable, mode OF
do 20 st Interview Roief warranted In ~ hours.
Residence ol xh avenue opposite Eshth street Adss
taken during with the medical udanoe.
once hours from "a. N. 10 d p. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-15
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A GOOD CORNER FOR BUSINESS To
"A le nj III Mat ave, col. ith II. Inquire la the
leather store. y. WEIkIEl. $40
EUR SALE--ONL OF THE BEST WINE Agi
ia.er bier saioous one block fiom Brosd~ay, bu!C-
Houston ri. Inquire amer O'Clock, al 80 sr'eLtI
ay, Segar Stofr. 49,
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lDR:NI'ISIk y.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY -
IA1eeth extracted thout paiD,or NO charge Bsay
tiiul teeth Inserted, etch. Teeth inserted ~tLou,
extracting tho root. All operations warianI.l.
Jay VlLLLkS, ljj nrind 81, blocks from Broad.
way. 40
A FULL SET Of TEETH INSERTED
IA With or without extrsGtiLg the roots ~; soll
.lNer and eemen' niiipss w cts AND up.ards. st'
DODIS, French Dentist, 2s+ Fulton, 81, Brookyuss.
nR DRAKE, +35 CANAL STREET, SETS
~ ct Of testn on silver At u W SO Oh gold 81
tlV 10 80 s.etional ssts ~ csutsp ~ tooth t~,u
all'd .lth sold bone osmsat ether nllinyA " CO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-15

yEOM BOUNTf-t2OO HAND MONTY
paid to any person who brings recruit tor
Amy OF NAVY " this oifcey 5JJ cash In hand to any
recruit who comes himself. United states Recruit
ins Oihce, ~ broadway, room 20. Also subs,iutes
iarni.Lsd ior city OF eouatsy " tir ntS. Ca,essl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-15

RARBER WANTED \ BOY WHO Il \
- rod shaver, 20 70 IN the country. steady en-
poyIuent aud good wuses 90 steady hOy aud WoIk
On sundays. Apply at 70 West isih It. At IL ~. Is
CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS-C. ".
- kl>O'> old hands wanted At the n'i"d States
thirt aud irasers Mandatory IS aud - Cannon =,
tur kiyius,ou
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-15
r AIDES TAUGHT To OPERATE on Sing

- ers, Wheeler Wilson AMI ,,govcr & Bake
esiux machines, In all th.n varieties. Tor ; sh
making taught ami machiu,s ior sale, NJ i5> Cau
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-15

SOEn WILL. BUY AT A BARGAIN THE
E')c\|-tOcs aud fixtures OF The well IL. ated Cvu
fectlonary aud lee Cream saloon In Brooklyn, bo,n
dong good business Tho hest reasons .iii b. CIV
4, "a Tor selling Must lie -O!d TINS mttS. lnVuiis ~
tho OyletOi, At .sJ Myrtle ave. lao
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-15

7 AIDES WANTED TO H. \EN To OPi-
- rate on sewing MACHINE. OF AL Kinds. learned
Ierect and prnc!Ice oA sh!p NOis uI satisfied "oih
Iiven after letnn.. Machine, To- -al. and 20 LIT,
Icy Orchard Of. "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-15
INSTRUCTION.

AIDES AND OTHERS, REQUIRING IN
l<-tucion in the English branches, viz -liraInIuAI
4 ifinR' spelling, Writing, &c, taught by = lady II
de-iiei, Al BROWNS Commercial College, 81 Full.
tou ii, opposite fienrponl, brooklyn. Terms yer,
mo!crai. " rltins, bookkeepnr, arithmetic, &c --
Speciaities-No clHser. open day and evening. NJ
vacation. SUl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-15

AIDES TAUGHT " SINGERS AND
Law. & W. machines pcr'c :. Toy -, ~ family s.a-
ins. stitchins aud flannel shitt nsk ms rcunmend-
81 70 shops AFTER Iluiug ApFly M Alien -, bet
RrOJme AID DcAursv fancy III
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-10

IAN Albanian, a few days ago, went
ont TO see The depot of the Mobile and Ohio
railroad. Near the depot were several Irish
oraymen. Thinking To quiz them, he
shouted to one, HAS the railroad got IMP,
One ind has. SURF was tho reparte espopse
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-10

M i :"
as scE So M II w ,ss5 eaf "a
GRAIN. GROCERY,
AND s
COMMISSION HOUSE
Corner of srd & Market Streets,
MAYSvILLE, KENTUCKY.

II HAVE JUST OPENED A GRAIN,
j GROCERY AND COMMISSION STOREin
the house formerly occupied by Jas. G. Brook
over, northeast Corner of Third & Market SITS.
will pay the highest market price IN CASH
or W HEAT, RYE and BARLEY.
have just received a full stock of Groceries,
Sugar Molasses, Coffee, Tea. Rice, Fish, Tobacco,
Salt, de-. &c. together with o general assert
ment of all articles in he Grocery line; ali war
ranted to be oft he best quality. My goods have
been bought exclusively for Cash, aud will be
sold for Cash or Country Produce, at very small
profits. p. u. mss j.
have also on hand n large stock of PURE
OLD BOURBON WHISKY. .- -
Commission. Storage & Forwarding Business
attended to with promptness. ~. 49, 3 3.
All persons DESTROYS of getting the worth of
their money, will please give me call. =. a..
juno 18th, 1862. BEN PHISTER.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-10
N w BOOK S.
STOLEN,...

Il Mason county, KY. on Friday night, Feb
eth. 1864, "A Bay Mare, s years cid this Spring,
over Is hands high, has blaze in her face. three
white feet, has bleniish on one of her hind legs
time Saddle and BfiLd Bride. will give q
liberal reward for, the Mare, or for information
that will enable me to get her. = s-'
.uV4E c1SAAC1V.HULL,
feo25-St+ Mt. Gilead, Mason Co., Ky.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-10


MoRPHIA AND TINcTURE OF IopISE FOR
g, NECRALeIA.-Thef following method of sue
cessfnlly treating that painful disease
neuralgia-is from the Dublin Medical
-Press:. AS corollary to his remarks on
{ the efficacy OF tincture Of iodine in the
treatment Of neuralgia NJ. Boachut adduced
several cases from which it appears that
when the remedy in its pure state has PROV
ed unavaling, the pain Sum etim es yields in
q remarkable manner when a certain
amount of norphia has been added TO the
tincture. in this instance the application is
not merely counter irritaDt; indeed In this
respect the fluid wonld seem to have lost
some power; its efficacy is chiefly due to
the presence of the sedative. the iHtrodnc-
ton OF which beneath the epidermis ia Ia
( ciliiated by the tincture OF iodine What
ever explanation may be offered of the ef-
fects OF this mode of treatment, it's bene-
nclal operation is an unqueslionable fact,
deserving of every attention. Thus, we
noticed in N. Bouchups wards, a little g ri
who, while recovering from typhoid be-
came affected with DueraIg,a of the fore
head and temple; pure tincture of iodine
failed in relieving the pain. NJ. Bouchat
ordered the brow to be painted over three
times day witt a solution OF half drachm
of sufpbste Of morphia in half an ounce OF
tiueture of iodine, and cure was effected IN
the course of three days. The Professor
adopted the same method OF treatment in
the case of lady, aged fifty-two, suffsring
from interscapular neuralgia, symptumatic
OF chronic pulm onary disease Morning
and evening the sedative tincture was APP
Piled to these regions, and on the second
DAY amendment set In, and the neuralgia
was altogether removed on the fourth day.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-10
D1voRcrs IN PnlLADsLpH1A .-There b.v

DIVORCES N PHiLADELPHIA.-Phere have
been during the past year one hundred and
ffty-six applications for divorce. being az
increase OF two on the previous year; and
deiDg one out of thrty-6ve of the mar
fiages. II we add TO this the number of
those who suffer silently the misiorunes
ot'unhsPpy attachments, the proportion of
iooh'h end unfortunate weddings to wise
and Judicious ones will be about five per
cent. Of the above one hundred and hftv.
six applications for divorce there wero min
~ one 10 which desertion was the alleged
ground; forty-one in which adultery was
the Cause; nineteen for iil-tteatmett, two
fer bigamy, AID three for habtu4l d unk-
euness. "a ninety one Ct the ah,.ve cases
tie SUITE ere / T, ught by The wife aud in
six'y five hy the bushan,I fift
lIfis .u - I1L.la - Adsn2 10 live SIR
{ ~, .,.'.. -''- s-.---... 3D. -stfa. mon CO.. b.
now NeiS C..lE.-a..! --i4-y a.e o.d t-,h=-
lors, with the world full of pretty girls.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-10
A RIyER TIE EMB6LLE.ms[ OF HuMAN LIFE

A RIVER. TIE EMBLEM OF HUMAN LIFE -
The river, small and clear m its origin.
glshes 10Th from rocks, falls into a deep
glen. and Wantons and meapders through
wild and picturesque country. 'nourishing
only the uncultiVsted tree or flower by its
dew. or spray. In this, its state of infancy
and youths,it may be compared to the hu-
man mind, in which fancy and strength of
imagination are predominant; i is more
beautiful than useful. When the fferent
rilis and torrents Join, and descend into the
plain, it becomes slow and stately in its
motions; il is applied to move machinery, to
irrigste meadows, and to bear upon its bos-
ON the stately barge; in this mature state.
il is deep, strong and useful. As sit flows on
towards the sea, it loses its force and its
motion, and at last, as it were, becomes lost
and mingled with the mighty abyss of wa
tiers. Pursuing the metaphor farther, we
may say, thst'in its origin, its laundering
and foam, when 10 carries cay from tn g
bapk, and becomes impure, it resembles the
youthful mind affected by dangerous pas
sions. And the influence of lake, in calm
Jog and clearing the turbid water, may be
compared TO the effect of reason in more
mature life, when the calm deep, cool, I'M
imrassioned mird is freed from-its fever,
it's 1roublsss bubbles, noiseand foam. And,
above.all, the sources Of a river, which NAV
be considered as belonging to tae atmos-
phere, ard APPROXIMATION IN the ocean NAV
be regard ed as imaging the divine origin OF
tne human mind. and its being, ultimately,
returned 10, and lost, in the Infinite and
-Eternsl lntelitgenee from which 1t sprang.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-10


SAvED.-There 10 a world of ioy shut IN
inShe lille word, saved! TIfow mnnys a
dawn OF rich and golden beauty for the soul
has itushered in, after gloomy night OF
deferred hope and anxious watching. It is
always a sweet word to hears sweeter
WORD Ito speak, So full of happy music
when lips uiterit-so full of happier mea n.
ing when the, heart feels it. The voic"
never breathes it, but the face becomes
radiant with 10y, and the eye spark les with
delight.t Every cord svibrates. with mex
pressible pleasure. as its music fails upon
dhe ear long waiting in anxious expectation.
1t has history Of its own, written in the
mingled experience of sorrow and the Joy
Of mapyfa soul. Few there are. who have
not uttered .it.in more or less of its mean.
ipgs; through whose soul it has not sent a
r thrill of delight, filing it too full for utter
ance. Sound it out in the sill of the
night, and some aching heart will take it
up, and send it joyfuly back through the
gloom and darkness. Whisper it ever SO
softly, and there will be some soul that can
not contain itself for very Joy. II is the
avenue through which the soul breaihes out
overlooking gratitude. Its whole express
. sioQ is that of than kfulneSs
Saved! aud for what? All! from a life
Of intempeTance, of misery, of crime, of de-
graduation, of shame, of ipfany. and from
death. If you have known what it is to
have had the dear object Of your hearts
best affections snatched from any Of these
cslamities, you have found no word that
would 80 fifty express the outgushing
thankfulness of your heart, as the little
Word-sayed. -
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-10

.,auC Cicero calls Justice 1.-The mistress and
que en of a1fvirtue," and injustice, the foun-
dstiop Of every vice. That IS what is the
matter wifi This Administration-it started
on career Of injustice and every inch of
its path is mark ed with blood and crime.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-10

"What is polygamy?" ask Ike, STUN bled
over the word in the paper. Mrs. Parting
ton looked severe, "Polyglmy," said she.
us where men have liberIine privilege Of
marrying pleurisy of wives, God bless 'em
when they can't take care of one as she
ought;to be, with cotton hannell forty cents
q yard, and -four at Isbulous prices.n
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-30

ACCIDENTS With FIssARMs.-L,st Friday evening
while little white boy named Fax, living 10 Scream
srsve Was osrslsssy handling guu, II exploded, TIE
load taking eG ct in the head OF email negro, tel
years Of age. The negro though not dead ia coLsid
cred in a bad way.
Yesterday, a5ou. four oc,ock, very similar cci-
dent occurred en- Madison sirset, near Broad. Two
boys, John tou'e, aged fourteen and his your ge'
brother we're SKI fl ng for the possession of loaded
sbo. gun, when tho hammer came in oontaoi with 8
fence, causing the gun to be discharged vas load'd
With bird shot, and the whole load took fact in the
head of negro child eight years old, who ohAncsd to
be running by. Though the icalp Of the chids head
is torn away to the bone, it is thought 1t will recover
rhia case was brought to the motto of The mayor this
morning, wuo ofdsIed the SHOT gun with VII ca the
acc dent occurred 10 ID brought TO him.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-30
RICHMOND soup ASSOCIATION.

cey been irmsI for the pupoIs OF 81 Ing In the
pnt and lief Of the poor Richmond and i suburbs, ly
furnishing the daily supply Of Who'll and nutritious
SON, on such terms As bill within the reach ALL
The Soup Houie located In the basement d the metropolitan
onsnsd for Distribution on mat Thurs dy the let Of December
The hour Of distribution be aInaunced in tie etiy papers
The SOUP will given out by the quart upon the presentation
NJ ticket the pice OF which shall at time be more than
QUARTER Of collar and will be announced month In the
advertisement OF the Association.
The tickets viii be obtained and paid the once Of the
Trestu Of the Association Mr. D. Gbnon Gary eet be
,ssn 18th and 18TH distribution s be under the control
NJ, the ladies' OF the Benevolent Society, VITO alone
ethe purchase oteti OF the Treasurer or to
ana upon him tie sale Of tel cts The Tres viii
d "a notice In papers what hours OF the day the office will
be open for the sale OF tickets
deemed ssary comm mt on the Importance Of
h, new enterprise It's propey and useiune must be spPs
rent 10 ALL The Soup House expected 10 so time to be-
come self supporting heavy NECESSARILY In
Cured In the fist nee contributions solicit
sd money be sent either to the President
or to the rreas
In Kind Su wood ard geAbes which are
especially requested should be eonsgned to the care Of the sup
py Az Mt The Soup pnder the control Of The EEcu-
d bv the aides Of the Union Benevolent socisJ who Will
visit the different districts OF the town and distribute the tickets
President Rev DR. Minneserode
Becretary-W Gray.
Tteasurer--Wm Gibson.
supply Agent-Mark DowGey.
superinten d mt VIM Irving
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-30
He CITY.

MAYoR's CoURT The only case OF much interest b :
fore the Mayor this morning was tina. Of John Mum,
charged with aiding and sbe:ting Solomon, nlavs Of
Dunlop & honcure, to abscOnd from his MASTER The
case was partially heard and continued 10 the absence
of msteriIl witness. Thomas Brooks Thomas CONAN
and BMjamn B lker were examined az with, ssts-
From the evidences il appeared that three weeks ago
the witnesses and John Bowers Contracted with Mum
10 put them into the entmys nnee. Mum, who is &
alrid faced green jpectaolsd man OF fifty, took tLe
money and handed them over TO one Billy Maek!in, Q
negro living in Rockets, who was TO guide then
through the llnes They and also oae Fchett, aprin-
or said a. lolin's till ten o'clock Saturday nigb
shtn they struck ont through the woods for the Yar-
kee lines They walked al aigh., aud mex! morning,
being about ten miles from Richmond, laid by for The
DAY. They then Tor the frat tlms discovered ha Sol-
onion wac . negro. oa.hs appearance Of dark ley re-
surnsd their journey, which they continued t II O'clock
2. n, When they again laid By. Monday morning
again tstas up sasir Ire Of match, sy we're dieeov-
sssa sld s,rsssd b aaF peSsts, u did not appeal
sha. bss.ns Of Hi, ksas bal ~ s's neiiasl 90 he
90 aos hs look lssra CT ,hfm % tie pseSicns tlsh
eIlihk thea taes rers COS Of Danger sRd, ~ soirs
straight ahead OGuld dispense wish bis further ar
vices.
The MAJOR continued the 10 secure the presence
of the picket Who nsd arrested tho party.
Harriet, slave of Girenter Barker. Was ordered to
be punished fl walking into Dr., John B. DaVidsonr
house on Main street, yesterday, and helping herself TO
ssysrul OF Mrs D's dresses. She was caught leaving
the hGu "a With the clothes in q basket.
John Myers, charged With being drunk and dsordelly
IN the Powhatan H,use, at one O'Clock last night Was
discharged.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-30
Non ys,tsrGay', Evsri'sg Bdi.iOA.
snlrit Of tho Morning Press.

The Ssatiusl Gays tha, perhaps, no Paolc servant
in thi1o or any other cDuntry ever received tributes oil
al etionate admiration more numerous ard more cor
d,, than thoJs which are awarded By the Confederate
,s,Dls to their Srea chisfAin, General Robert Lee
B, for a. his che Ssnfrs asks whether TO universal
an admiration and love will merely enc in lip service.
Walls. I've admire General Lee for hiS sensrAlshp,
do We sustain him We oughLf' I'VE praise him for
What be has accomplished for us-SATO We done cur
duly TO him in the past And what IL SIil moro 10
tue point, are We rAying around him a. We ought or
tls niili Of the in u'si' fasse are qusidons we'll
worthy OF consideration, and the SshtHs! Warts the
people against Prsising too mUoh and Withholding tie
desired help from one whom 10 have Invested Nth
our CO adsnee aud whose demands are uniformly
arksd sith 40 much of tender confederation and re-
ssFVs.
Tia Enqus 81 thinks that shsFman's movements have
not 90 far Dsen pFoduosiVs OF Any FS'ut HhAisEsf-
Macon has not been captured, nor has Augusta oSSn
ehrsstsnsd TIE EHggiTsT sIpsc.s TO hear OF GpSi-
tsnt sysaIs bsOFs long, but s urges uPSn AL 70 SA
in patience until I viii bs sAfI 30 publish the EsSa-
s5sfnaa nay sss 10 the ssGeaass-snbarS Tor SfAh's
ara,, bus a aF dong the Confederate ease any -
Fieu. IL jdsy. tasfs L. nos 90 dagger EhsisIsF. il,
Coz G.3Sce hle Eafeih<tt HA2ASNs NSsr"s~i~A -
PSrs,s,l bie,f tom sisFasas sgFsssfe ns'Ha 'otss
ess.s ssr saass ssssc, sssses grss, ,Es asfss'Sy
s,isnptsn. rslS refaDss tbs hsaFs of she c0n'sds-
hsss. I. is neither PIP Dor profitable 70 ii qirs
p,s hs Wisdom q tas side track strategy, bus, at
5uure DAY. Is will be veil il for nothing else, 81 least
for eura.iy, to fpd no lt was that so entirely
succeeded in rendering absolutely useless tina Army OF
Tennessee"
RfsrIiog to shsrdsns inactivity, the Enquirer saysii
i,Bo, d ficu. to divine iss mOdVss He has been
riously weakened BY the dstsehmsnts sent 10 the
J,mss. TIE corPs that remain with him ooass. main
" OF the ttoops whose sPiris ii s'uLly broken
in their mougnful expedition up the Rod river, and
thew have never fought vel siros, nor even stood
thsi, z. Ound The Enquirer thinks that Grants cav
ary is bis strong arm.
The Dispatch points out the ference Of opinion
between the lSotolAn of the New York Times
and Sherman With ngIrd TO the rate At which it is
proper Tor bis column to move. He makes SleImIn
nSrct p miles a y. whilst Sherman Pssscrbes =
mar5h q Is milss day for his army, aid does not
seem abe 10 do even that.