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Crack crack wen. the rifles wa after eaoh crssA

Crack crack went the rifles wa after each crask
We heard quick gaop-up rode Little Mac"
One Of The Worlds campaign songs" from
which we take these two lines, has naturally
given rise to considerable speculation, much
curiosity existing to know on which field d
battle the young Napoleon thus enacted the
role Of bis predecessor at the Bridge Of Lodi.
Some of our contemporaries are calling for In
formation upon this point.
These inquirers have probably been misled By
q typographical error in the text as printed.
FOR the change of one little monosyllable clear
up the whole mystery as completely as in sona
of the obscure passages Of Shakespeare. Ths
lines should read
"Crack crack went the rifles and after each crasA
We heard quick galcp-0F rode Little Mac"
And they would Apply to almost any of the
great battles with which Gen. McClellant
name is connected, and DO in perfect keeping
with the truth of history.
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happiness and our present misery. and then
cried: "The Republican party is responsible
for all those wrongs heaped upon patient peo-
ple." lie did not tell US which "people" no
meant The Confederate people, we supposei
although we mover heard them called Spa
tent" before.
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4 correspondent who signs himself i"Nemo'
is informed--if it is necessary to inform him
that such document as he sends Us will GER
tainly not be published without An unqlesiioa-
able guaranty of its being genuine. II this l.
what he asserts it to be, We shall be glad Of a.
interview With him.
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The Rev. Robert J. Breckenridge, last week,
beautifully defined Kentucky Copperhead 10
DO man tina. had double grained love fos
tho niger and double-grained hatred of the
Goyernment-a man who hates the Government
because he loves negro slaves better than his
own soul" The Kentucky 'crittur is SUI.
prisingly like the New-YOrk.
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TIKI GRAVE OF THE UNION.

The next remarkable display that came under our
notice transparency about sir FEC, By eih, feel, This
VISA carried IN wagon by the dess,,ion from tho Seven
tenth ward where majority wss css, recently In oppos
ton 10 the soldiers voting This Transparency bore as ito
uo,to "Ths Graz, II ne Uhon." 1t evident that .ae
.r who iidihe work paid attention to the display
represented Pfesden, Lincoln and hi, Cabinet officers In
he.r., This melancholy vehicle drawn by tho most
prominent General. tho American now engaged In
enforcing obedience 1, the law. The Generals were repre-
s.,sd having tho bodies or forms OF Jaef'e' or hof'e
with human ho,is Erpreson supposed 10 have emahiea
nom the lip, u csch General painted In black letters
b., 10, sufelen.y d,i.aot 10 be readily seen or dec
h,l Dene.th ,he figure, were the o. Lieut. Gen.
r. Gran, and MAJOR Grpefa. Presdeu. Lincoln and Cao
De, officers
Con C.at was mad. SAY. 81 Pull roa THY sDH THAT
PATS nysrp In tho foreground two collins one beed
Ua,,p" and Oh. other " Cos,iGsfor.'
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To Correspondents.

Hs notice can hs taken Of Anonymous Communications.
Wbssvers intended for insertion lInst be authenticated
bv tbs name and address Of hs wnernot necessarily FOL
publication. but as 9 guaranty for bis good isitL-
Al business letters fOT t. ohce should DO TO
TAiBusE" NewYork.
We saanot undertake return elected Conmuncssione
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testimony, and can go on almost forever wilA

testimony, and can 60 on almost forever MA
the inventions of their wrath. .
Is'there one man IN bis senses, and with aus
respect for Laws and Constitution, who thinh
that In its general course the Administ,aAn
could have acted differently, while dealing WITH
deadly treason at the North and at tho eoutAo
What would Gov. Seymour have done If hs AaA
been Presidents AS that is point upon whnA
We cannot croSs-examine him, we wish that h
would volunteer few general confessions.
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.

Bv the arrival of the Sidon at HALIFAX ana tno
Hibornian or Father Point, NO have five days ia'e
news from Europe.
The reports from the United States about inc
coneuson Of an armisee eagerly canvassed by the
English press They created panic In the money
market. At Frankfort thers was renewed activity III
United States bonds
The Emperor intends to establish new no
bilitv es a countcrpoisc to Democracy. The reports
about his sickness confirmed.
The Peace conference ct Vienna finds great
difficulty in settling the financial question. breaking
of of the negotiations was threatened.
The Qucen of Spain has received the new
Mexican Ambassador.
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In case OF loss me TRIBUNE will not be responsible until
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che time and place of tae mailing OF the et'eF wta the
enclosures. Address
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Judge Pratt, in the Democratic State Con-
veution. drew al affecting picture of our past
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6orsss, Carriages, &f.

CAVALRY Br.sar OsYrck os ASSISTANT qua "a 10 $50
No IA sr,rs -, Nsw 10, OK NiTEn- Il will
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C,TEINwAY & SONS GOLD MEDAL

- GRAND AND SQUARE PiiHoS ars nov consds.sd
The bot n Eurcpe wr ~ , country having received hs
1r Prize Medal ., the Worlds Exhibition BE- Lcnden ios
Tic pcgal reason by he S-fnwey ncs gre suPeiio
plane orte (ahI and iolf so who Invent al hcs
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Mem Publications.
DEADY TO.DAY.-MUNR0~ TEN-CENI
N NOVEL No. ~

scaRcHEEK. THE WILD HALF8RFEp.
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New Publications

Gu his on cor reference ,1,,,
As THE HOLIDAYS APPROACH,
n The question naturally ali'es ,,,,,
WHAT BOOKS CAN BUY FOR hf ohiLoh"N
In ho., times. shcu b,oA. are % PoaiJ " u o'a0u'
ustor 10 gct the best fon may be sVhE 70 e9'
.,i rom the follow IN, ~ Of
NV BOOKS oF REAL VALUE AID INTEREST
TyE
BOYS AND GIRLS
THE YOUNG CRUSOE;
o.. ADVENTURES or A sHIPwRECkeO BOY
With 20 ecsap, Iliu tTHiious
PROF., ~ so.
/ YOUTHS HISTORY OF THE REBELLION
by wM n. THnrH.
Aa.lor u "Tle Pioneer boz" &c.
PRICE. - 80.
II.
TIE PIONEER coy,
AND HOW lie BECAME PRESIDENT.
By VIZ N. THAgER.
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been sold.
TIL: FERRY BOY.
H,.Rc-i.-r CousribatoE 90 the Atia1iic Mon'hy''
"a srirniii book"
PRICE ~ SO.
THE FARMER BOY,
AM now HR BECAME COSlMANDfRIN oHiEf
PRICE. Sl so.
VI.
THE FAMOUS SPECTACLE SERIES
By Miss LASDrH
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OTgIcs OF TBS DEPOT orA.rTRxAsrsH,

ToaT LEAgxNwoRrH Kansas. November ID, 1871
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPOkfA-
4 TlON-ssasd Proposals viii De received A. his oaes
until socock H. the Jli day Of December 1854 eT tSt
transportation OF Military sGppes during tie yea, 1917 %
RoUTs NJ. i-Frem Forts Lesyenwor,h. Laramie, ,ad
Riley aud oheT depo,s that may De ssolshSd during s
Font Leaveuw orb aud souh OF siude a. deSss norh 70
posts or station; st are or mey be essbhed N ne
latitude a. degrees north and east Of longitude III degrees
west and n tue territory Of Colorado north Of % d'se'
uorh B1ifs % state the rate per 100 pounds PEE 100 MIS-
a which ,hoy will transport said siorr. in each Of tho nolA,
lrom April 10 sertsnbei inclusive, Of the year lS5
RcCrs no. 2.-fTern Forts Lesyenwor'h aud hey n ,s
OF Runss and tho town OF Aansas in the state q w
souri, any posi-; stations tia, OF may be estlhs
the sn Of ksnsas or in n. Territory Of Coloraso 0ns
LeayenwoIh and e. Fort Un.on, NJ ~, oihe' deyc'
ia, may be designated in that Tfr'ory 70 Tor. GH
10 .tals the pr leo pounds TT 40 miles which sl
win transport ssid each q the n;nh, from A9d''
ssptefnb er inclusive. Of the year 1913.
fours No 3-F.ora or. Orion such Their 4 po' ray
be sbshed the Territory Of New Mexico . any r0.,o
that may be Established in that Iegime As
sqah posts or saons may BE- dessnaed in ie Tom. y
OF Arizona ,ad s.ts Of fexa. west q longtnie 10 ee.
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:
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ths requirements of ibis advertisements.
Pertle. whom awards nsde must De Prepared 20 ~
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faithful performance cf the same. A.,
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bids thai may be offered . ,,, L., A,
OF Anil 1865 and they will be required 10 have 80.
sserce. 81 or IN tho vitiny Lcsv,nE gr 10 %
AID o,,r depols ,hat usy be esabished q whh h1 wv
h, eou,murisated with promptly and readily.
ny fd'' o. me "u4"' II. c. HopGrs..
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MASON g. HA,lIlN respectfully announce

M ANbN " HAhldN respectfully uLuounCc
WI that ,hoy Completed the occupation q heis
Greatly nlrsd iscfoy anl rfc,ed other arrangements for
ITO irre iucrcsse OF their manufacturing roities They
therefore confidently expect 70 b. abb hcnceorw ard TO supply
orders ot ORGANS promptly, without that In
convenient delay 10 which purchasers have been subjected
y,si hundred ins,ri,nts behind orler- An
Of styles from Eli0 - 5000 Zach. nay b. iognd
u their New iofk Warcroom- Melcerstrect
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TIE CENTRAL FAIIh-fiip4O"hNi' M
magud,eut work giving picturesque deser cau Oh GOO
f,r famed Central Pork TT Newl on icsn'cd VAN "o'r
ihan 50 superb phoorIbs O. 10 tyeo's-be hand'o".''
Holiday Book OF the year Lag quartz, eieg'ats bound b"
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CADDLE HORSE FOR SALE.,,On s,o o. 10, -.
y mc, ay:h ,oen. ~ hands high p sSsSs prc:tn;
@ e Sf our Psrk use; has been N many ~ .ocn
%s worth sco TO time and .rS. .ssy tie ..
Wi call upon sny wishing to porsss,S .Ssry. eOlH
of,se hos-s. :. ''I CHAPMAN. Executor, No Ceeea"
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Trr suE,uo.N Nyws CoNrAST. Genor' Ase
r NEW BOOKs on SATURDAY.


IT = nv
,s1,,.l yIa,i3,v ldition Of LIS MIsERhBLES intwo
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found m y,ua cloth, Sit side and bl,-P'ee - ~ AGO
8 s-s- e.p.es IN extra haii culi--lrce Slo.
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NTW-ENCLAND FARMHOUSE.

Tie Autobiography Of hew-Lngi'nd Fem i'i-'. q
,rkips and uceoal romance, by h 81. CAAyBEElN l'no
doth, Z ~
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New Novel by the Author Of Esr'r'le~ i2no d'i''
Gl
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11yUE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID =
n,tN..,osnsr. P.mohle,. BOsls and Veg: P>e J
,,ery description. sTOCkwELI h'i]N|"T'
Aas a., sas d,sI Bst sl Nunss'
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VMPORTANT-MUsI those who
wlsh D. buy fr.,.ca.. NEW PIANOS 0, very aodsrs,e
price, IA 6ud prrll 10 their htefcs, 20 call Immediately
- No C3 Mottaf, between Grand and Hroouo ss IN The
forenoon only, Aso 6 hne BOEIMFLuTE foT sslc
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rSICH AND RARE
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POEMS BY CAROLINE MAY.
An elegant Emo. volume beautifully pih'e" ana 0''''
81 So
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Drn Ucooe.
GREAT REDUCTION IN DRY GOODS
" FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
STRANCf G. ADRIAHOE,
NO Xxx HnOAD,VAY

GREAT REDUCTION IN DIZZY GOODo
~ ron HOLIDAY PRESENTS
STRANG g. ADRIANOE,
NO. 3J5 BROADWAY.
Between Leonard cod Frank'iussi
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SILKS ia great vanity
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Also the ls1rc-t assortment Of hns quality
KID GLOVES,
n hlf The cos, Of Importation having purchased at AueSon
lie entire stock OF .cSera nport,r.
r,,. o..l.,y LADIES' UNDREssFD KID GLOVES
AZ 81, worth 81 20.
MANCHFTIE KID GLOVES 81 25, worth 81 %
.NANCuEITE WHITE. BLACK, aud ASSORTED
COLORS.
EVENING ND GLOVES. ~ 80, worth ~ 20.
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TOGEINEG.
The Shasta courier., 1864-01-23

SoFr rHEARTED.--T Thomas johnson and
Captain McClory. of the Gold Hill police. on
Saturday made the discovery that a worthy
woman and three sma children. living in
this town. were in INDECENT circumstances
They accordingly started little subscription
paper, and in the course of about two hours
had the satisfaction of presenting to the wo-
man purse containing one hundred dollars.
The ceremony of presentation was very plain
and unostentatious: Mr.. johnson, accompa-
MED bv friend, knocked at the humble home
Of the poor woman. and inquiring of the per-
son opening the door whether she was Mrs.
-, was answered in the Affirmative
- Well. madam. here is something from the
boys" and without waiting to make any ex
PLANTATION. placed the parse into the hands of
the woman turned and walked of. while the
surprise of the poor woman was such that
she could only respond in choking accents.
while food of tears spoke her thankfulness
more plainly than words Gold HUI Ne,cs.
The Shasta courier., 1864-01-23

VoLcANoEs.-In the year 1859, during an
eruption of the Volcano Jombio, in MEXICO, a
mass of lava five hundred feet thick was
thrown up, and sixty eight years afterwards
was found smoking and sufficiently hot to
light cigar. In 1888 two streams of lava.
one fifteen miles broad by fifty miles long,
and the other seven miles broad by forty
miles long, and varying in depth from one
hundred to six hundred feet, were thrown up
by volcano in Iceland. This mass would
cover the city of New York with a mountain
rivaling in height the Peak of Teneriffe,
which is little over twelve thousand feet in
hight. In 1851 putrid fever prevailed at
ltawa, in South Americs. from the dead fish
thrown up by the volcano Of Imbamburn In
A. d: 4T2-13 ashes fron Vesuvius fell in
Constantinople, Syria and Egypt In 1915,
the sun was obscured and the streets and
houses in Java strewed with ashes from Tom
bero in Sumbawa, distance of three hun
dred miles. They were also found floating
In the ocean more than one thousand miles
distant, forming stratum two feet thick and
ain ost impossible by ships Il was not
stream of lava from Vesnvius, but simply its
ashes, that buried the cities Of Pampeii and
Hercuaneum. And this same volcano, in
lI19, threw jets of lava a perpendicular dis
tance of ten thousand feet During an erup-
ton # Co.opaxi. block of stone weighing
more than two hundred tons was thrown IA
distar ce of nine miles.
The Shasta courier., 1864-01-23
!. puvs,c,,x If Wbsal;nr New yo-t !

A PHYSICIAN of Wheeling. New York. has
for some time past been attending young
girl who has been sadly deranged. The other
day, to see what effect it would have. he
poured about pint of water on her head
The girl was then permitted to go into an
other room. where she conducted herself very
Quietly The doctor was about leaving the
house when the girl-whe was standing in
the door of the room m-beckoned for him to
come to her. She stepped back into the
room, and as the doctor was about to come,
she threw bucket of water upon him, re-
marking that his face needed Washing q
much as hers did.