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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02

IrLMBOLD'S ROSE WASH,

uTI.NIBOLD'S ROSE WASH,
an syc.lient loion for diseases OF syphts aate sla
a. Injection IN disease Of the Urinary Organs srDns W..
Bit of d!.siIatiuu, used in conneeton with tne i
Rurhl and Ssragallls, in such diseases a. re- Oh -
r. id-rc- Of the most responsible ard rehsDe ehss' Wa
accompany the medicines.
CERTIFICATES Or CURES, ..,o -,
FROM . TO 70 YEARS STANDING sh ., r.pr
NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND FAM"
For Medical PropcTtiss OF Baehi, ,r,.rxs
spr DIsPENSATORY or THE UNlIhp sihlHs,
See Professor DEVICES valuable werks on The f'eu'e
See remarks made by the late celebrated DR. PHfsio f
sie'pais. - ,,,,,p.,,, x,onowrIr ar.
.brted Phvs,r an aud Member Of the Royal C%esr g
,4ons Ireland and published IN the TRANSACTIONS" "eS
and Queens JoUsnsl. 80. prNf.yy
See NJ icoC hisurscsl Review, published By
TRAINERS Fellow OF the Royal College OF ssrstoh@
Ses most OF Inc late Standird W orks on hocicine
EXTRACT BuCllU, vi per bottle, or sn iof ." -. q,
EATRACT sARSAPARlLLh, 81 per bottle % 'i W
Improved ROSE WASH sec. per bottle or sh 10
=, 80. IA ~ ne,,,rtA
Or Ii,f Dozen of each for sll which VII oe Ssa
rr lie ,ot obstinate cases ii directions fs sht'o 10
Delivered 20 sy address, securely packed rom
Describe symptoms In all comm 1nia.1oh 'S'
teed. Advice srati.,
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Latest.
THE WAR IN DyyXARE

AsrNEtDE, Feb. IG.-Tbe Austrian hcadoqar
have been transferred 30 Grayestien.
ter place. SUI
There are indications of IN intention on tie paIt o.
The Allies TO enter Jntland ' "
FLENsBURG, Feb. lo-Evening. Mar.
sh6l Won Wrangel his departure for trav,steip
took gu afecticnate farewell Of the principal phabant,
OF this city and expressed hope that Schleswig would
coon be free from the evils Of war
ALTCgA, Fec. 1.-THE Austrian Civil Com.
". Rtver:era IA speech MADE al Tfene
turs SD jtpt ~ ths wisrss u It's sgwig,Hs.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE. 1-6i

1Ntourth Annual Commencement, ~ the Ghurth Of the
Mesieh opposite the New.lork Ilotel on THURSDAY.
March g. u I'm. ORDER or EXERCISES
l. Music-Ovorture, ia File du Regiment -Donzetii.
Dodwors Band ?, PEsyer-Rey. James Matthew'S ID,
LID Organ Voiuntar, hauser kantsl--IlopAin..
C. j. Hopkins 4. Conferng Derres-By the President Of
the Council-Wiian Cullen Bryant. D. Music-Sslecons
from "Faust"-onnod. g. Nsledictory-PIoesso T. Guern.
sey Administrations from IL rroyatore Verdi g.
Aadress-E. p. Massmsn of the Graduating CLss .. Music
-" II Bracio WaltEn-Ard TO- Adires-proE 1heodor, W.
Dwight, LID. II. Musc-Gsop Frescbes Leben-Zubel.
IL. Addess-Rcv w. II. Mburn. II. Musc-Organ yolun.
tary Wedding Music-iIopkns. {. j. Hopkins H. Bene.
dicton. u.s. Music-Nstional Ars-Doiw orh. The public
generally are invited TO attend. j. BEAKLEY Dean Of facy
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The King and Niinisfcr

The King and Ministers have returned 10
Iurin.
The italian Parliament has resumed its stings and
commenced the discussions OF the bill relative 10 The
taxes on landed property.
A very long and animated debate j. expected.
Adyices from Italy state that the Minister of
Che Interior has issued orders 10 the Projects push
che armament Of the National Guards. Large quaut
Ties of war Material continue to Dc forwarded 10 ADcOus
and BOLOGNA
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Bavaria.


telegram from Munich of February IL,
.svs: lit is officially announced tiet the Conference
cf the Ministers of the minor States viii open at Nmz
burg On the 18th. Bavaria. SaXOny. Hanover, Badcn
Hesse- Darmstadt SAKE Wemar and Nassau, have con-
scented to send representatives 10 the Conference"
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NJ
Use HELMBOLD's EXTRACT

USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU
For all affections and diseases Of the Urinary cfs' WHEELER
existing
IN MALE Or FEMALE,
From whatever cause or na,ing and no matter Of hov
long standing. Diseases Of thess Organs
require the aid Of Dursdc
IIFLMBOLD'S EXTRACT BuCHu
Is TIE GREAT DiuREfic
AND IT Is CERTAIN
10 HAVE TUE -
IN ALL DISEASES
FOR WHICH
JT Is RECOMMENDED.
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FEMALES, FEMALES! FEMALES,
OLD OR YOUNG. SINGLE. MARRIED. on CUyTEX
PLATING MARRIAGE
In many affections peculiar 10 Females the Eyra Bueha
Il uncquaed by any other remedy, In Choross Rse
ton gullres Panfuness suppression Of Clttomxry
Eyacuston Ucersted or Scrhous state Of the Uterus lev
corrhca Whites SteTy, and for al complaints inedfu
the sex, whehes arising lsoI lndcretion Habits Of Dss
patton, or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
See symptoms above
40 FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT If
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HELMBOLD's EXTRACT pr,c,.,,

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BlJCtkur
For weaknesses sri.ing from Excesses Habit, ~ No.
ton Early lndscreton Abuse attended ps
with the following symptoms
Indi.poston to kxeTton Ioss Of Power
Loss Of Memory, Difficulty Of Brestbip,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror Of Dseaqe, WskGfulness
Dinness of kisian, Pain "a tho Bah
Hot Hands, Flushing OF the Bod,
Dtyness OF the skin Eraptions ~ the Esis
Universal Lassitpdo OF the Pald Cssnteuans.
Muscular system.
Those symptoms Sc SLOWED to 20 on, which hi. rss,
invariably removes, soon follow Wv
iMPOTESCY, FATUiTY, FPILEPTrC FTrs
In Of which the patient may expire VINO can ~, A.
are not frequently followed by those dref1 dssssesS
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION!
Many Of the Of their suffering nrt mn,
will confess. The records Of the nsene Asyars AID The ns
snchoy deaths by Conumpton, bear ample witness 10 n.
truth OF the assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY ORGANIC
WEAKNESS,
requires the aid % medicine strengthen and nygo-ss n.
system, which HELMBOLDS EXTRACT bUCH0 inyu.
by does. A Trial will convince the most tkepticd
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4 telegram from Thorn of Feb. T. SAYS:
The nsureent leader Jankowsb and the National
goadame SCHNEIDER were hanged upon the pacs Of the
Wnnaw citadel on the l2th A COssack was shot for
deseIt0n % lie nsrgents upon the sIne oeen ion
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j

Take no Balsam Mercury Unpleasant N.dicirs fd 10
pleasant and Dangerous Diseases
HELAIBOLD'S EXTRACT BCCHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
in oil their STAGES, at little Expense little or no chsng.d
Diet; no Inconvenience AND NO EXPOSURE.
IL causes frequent de.re and gives strength 10 Urnse
thereby removing obs,ructions preventing and crng
ires the urethra sAyng pain and Inflammation frequent
in this class of diseases, aud expeliag POISONOUS,
DISEASED AND WORKOUT NATTER
VICTIMS OF QfACBS,
and who have paid heavy FEES to be cured in asaot
time have found they deceived and that the Poot
has nv the use of Powerful Arngent" been dried ~
the system break out in an aggravated form, soc
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE
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PORTUGAL.
THB LONDON EMBiSs,

'''I' hT4'UVN INbFNN1s
A dispatch from Lisbon Of Feb. II saws: -
Jumor current that the Duke do Sadanha is about ~
be tran sieircd Ambassador from Rome 10 London
The railway 10 Bea was successfully opened go dan"
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Isrussfa.

A telegram from Berlin of February IL, sa,-'
ut is stated on good authority that the 9th Army
Corps is about 10 be modified 1t will be quaerod in
lausitz."
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]
AEEInANIT

lFFIlANII -. .
Psr,onsv appeared before ne, r Alderman o. We 3o:h
pbil,d,pii, a. T. lelnbold WHO being dny seo'. s
az, hi, PREPARATION contains narcotic, 10 0efeaiy
M arloa' drugs BUG a'e 'fuiS H. T. HELaBoLp
sworn and subscribed before ills sd day Of
r2st WM z. HlBBARD Adsipft IA.
9h.st., above Race, Pb''S''N'
AIlre.le,,ers for information IN coincidence"
III. Il. HELMBOlAD,
CHEMIST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02

Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.. Frobisher will give their
readings before the New.York Literary Institute %
Dodworths Hall this evening.
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Germany,


The Bank,of Frankfort has reduced its race
OF discount TO per cent"
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Italy.

The Bank rate of discount has been reduces
90 per cent.
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EDUCATION -HYGIENIQUE REGEN-

II EKATTON.-MK. iENHf UEBIIAKDs MODERN
Gymnastcs including Skating Swimming Fencing aud Spar
ring adapted tho constitution Of every and both
A his Gymnasium, No. l6i athav extending No. s Broad
way cor 22dstths finest igs sni brs, ysneisi plscs
SoJ physssl culture In The eolrtry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02

BLOOD, BLOOD, BLOODi
HELMBOLDS
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
SYPHILIS.
This /. sn affection Of the Blood aud attacks ne .esl or
gan. Lngs OF ths Nose Ears Throat NinGpp and ot-r
Muc. suraces making its appearance Ia the form Of
Henb0lds Extract Sarsararla Parties tue Blood ana NJ
moves al scsly Eruptons Of the skim giving 70 ne Soi
piexion Clear and Healthy Color. i, eens prepared en-
,rs,ly for this class Of complaints it, Boocpu,ne PROV
critics are preserved reser extent than any ohss Pspi
radon OF Ssrsspsgis.
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Gelmbol6's MeSifiuee.

fENHE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDRC
II KNOWN AS S"p
HELMBoLQs GENUINE PREPARATION
"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUOHu.
posiye and specific Remedy for Diseases ofths
kIDNEfs GRAVEL and DRoPslCAL SWELLINGs ~
This medicine increases the power OF Digestion and 80,
tne a0soreens INTO healthy action, by which tie 49,
cdtee,oHs dep9sitlonI. and all unnatural enargsm.n,s
Ho1sss or Children. ' '"ee
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OUR LOSSES IN FLORIDA.

The following list of casualties is in addition
TO those given by us on Monday and Tuesday;
oSE HUNDRED AND FIFTEENTH SEw-yoRK.
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CAsUALr1Es IN THE ARrIUrRY.

and In hip; Lieut. Tuly McC.ea Co. NJ IT, rirr rit
leg Fir.t Liu'. John r. Myhck Go. h. a. l"t frt
Lieutenant r. H. Dodge Co. y 3D. et wrist HeIsean' swat
mtn, Go. ", 1t, lightly can't - slois, o. r. "a,
'Iousy Corporal Me- islngy, 60. D. iL ,l.aiyi elssf
3D. killed; Alfred Bernard Co. y, 81, .led = +. Harry,
Go. r., 3d. killed. H. llubu O. H. "a. ailed; N. Con.o!,
Go. h. 3D. Killed. James Geor-e Co. r. 81, a.ii Dsn NJ
Cana CO. E 3d. killed. Alfred Ronaactie, Co. p 81, led
\. Gonzales, CO. r., 3D. Killed. \. Prr-, Go. ID -, h4ed
VIM Davis, Go. J., ~ wounded scTou y; Elijah ayrrs,
r. Sd soriously henry Werner, c.. J., 3d. slightly las
Wilkinson Co ,. 3D. ,,isitlyi Dagi, CAROL Co j, a.
serou y sJohn aes Co f. 3D. slightly; John McCsnn. Go;
r, 3d. slightly Aber Sawyer, Go r., I'd. serious y Edv ai
II. G. Price, Co. T. 3D. Artillery, s"fiousiyi J9slPh Col
Inns, volunteer attached, ID Rhode Island, seroty Pierre
Brrc. Go. p, 81 ARTILLERY. slightly August D0-ce, ,gyi
Michael Scz .shtlyi August Evo slgh'yi Mi.h"w Ash'
ton:mis. ng liuoh Collins sing; john Berg les yolun.
ter ai'ached 3dR t. meini francois Beaqo O.. r. 81
Artillery, missing; Charles ". Cor'0r, Iilfi Johnnie"
Williams missing; Corp. C0nuran, Go. NJ ~ Artillery,
w. It, seriously, Jsles Ac, Co. NJ Is woun ed sud mise
ing; VIM Cor Co. NJ it, wounded s., lty; Thos. D.ipps,
Co. ~ lt wounded and m sing; Barry Fills, Co ~ iai,
slighY Daniel andcTs. Co. ~ Isl iyi John W. ree'
nan Co. NJ l seriously; Chs. Gordon, Go. ". L. shtly;
W H. Harrison, Go. NJ i seriously Thos. hcer Co. nj,
ls, sghy Jos. Itle, Co. VI, ~, seousy VIM Loasra9,
LIST seriously John Shea Co. y, IT,, wonded sd missing:
Caleb Smith, Co II, lst slightly; yosePh stou, Co. u,
.crouly Jane, W. Wheeler Go. NJ, 1t Arl'Ty, Killed
Phyates Murphy, Company VI, lst Artillery wounded Sc.
riously; MOuck,, Company NJ ls Artillery killed. Nure,
Go. NJ Ii Artillery, Killed sOrs Co NJ lst Artillery, wound
ed and missing sharar. Go. NJ IL Artillery ghty Xatk-r.
Artillery, ssrion'yi i.olen Co NJ Is. Artillery, sgasy
Ansebaeh Co NJ, l.t Artillery slightly EnniisA., Co. al 1t
pofsi Win IT, Wiiiclane, CO. y. IT, kHd; Aadg;1 Ne.
Lee- u, ls,, killed. Frsnci, H. why Co B. LEI, wound.
ed 'n,o dead Jeremiah Crowley CO. q, IT, wounded sd
missirg Samuel H. SUCH Co. r. lt wounded; Reeves. 90.
H. st wounded; Godfrey hsusen.an, Co. X, lot, wounded;
Chs,s Moore Co. b. lst wounded Frederick Giuh Go. r.
10, wenndcdi Jo. morch Co. D. lst wounded
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-10
JOSH BILLINGS WANTS TO MAKE A FEW BETS.
! want tew make the follering BETS

want tew make the follerlng pets
First-I want tew bet I 900 Dollars, that Abra-
ham Linkom, Esqr., and his wife, and his son
Bob. will be the next President of the United
States of America.
Secondy-I want tew bet 35 Dollars that
shant vote for john c. fremont, no uthcr man
will, who voted for Abe Linkom, the last time
he run.
Thrdly-T want to bet l6 Dollars that the
chicarger convenshun cant get the elektoral vote
ov emmy stait north of Massey and Dixie's line
unless it is upper and Lower Cinada.
Fifthly-I want tew bet 10 Dollars that john
c. fremonts letter of acceptance embodiz the
chicarger platform, and enuf else tew dam emmy
man
Sixhly-I want tew bet several hundred Dol
IRIS that this war goes rite on, and emmy thing
that gifts in the way ov it, whether it i5 jeff,
d wis or the Democratic platform, gifts knocked
higher than the top of Mount Pisger.
Seventhly-T want tew bet mi note for i ,O0C
Dollars, payable six months before it is due,
that George B. McClelland. Esqr., the Rev. Fer
nando Wood, or Vallandigham, the pilgrim,
will have tew be the nominees at the chicirger
convenshun, elze the Democratic party will have
to make new platform tew suit some decent
man.
Eghthly-T want tew bet awl of my real
Estatt that General U. S. Grant kant be injuced
tew run emmy uther man but JEFF. Davis, and il
he don't run agiu him wuss than a steel pinted
ram within the next 2 or years, emmy man may
have me, my btrs and assigns forever, and ever,
amen ] want tew bet the above bets.
JOSH BILLINGS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-10

KISSING IN THE UNITED SrATEs.-When a vile
lark attempts to steal kiss from Nantucke
girl she says, " Come sheer off or I'll split YOU
mainsail with typhoon." The Boston girls
hold still until they kissed, when they fare
up and say, (" / think you ought to be ashamed
-Boston Transcript.
When young chap steals kiss from an Ala.
bama girl, she says, '' reckon it's my time
now" and gives him box in the that he
dom forget in a week k.-Irwinfon Herald.
When clever fellow steals a kiss from a
Louisiana girl, she smiles, bushes deeply and
SAYS nothing We think our girls have more
taste and sense than those of down east and AL
ALBANIA. When man is smart enough to steal
the divine luxury from them, they are perfectly
satisfied. ~ o, Pieayune.
When female is sauted here with buss
she puts on her bonnet and sh iwl and answereth
thus: @ am astonished at thy assurance, Jed
diah for this indignity will sew thee up
Lynn Record.
The ladies in this village receive n salute with
Christian meekness they follow the Scripture
rule When smtten on the cheek they turn
the other also-Bungtown Chronicle.
When Bergen girl gets kissed she very
calmly remarks I" Hans, tat ish good - and
when Block Island girl receives buss, she
exclaims with much animation, :" Well, John
you've wiped my chaps off beautiful. ".
Eren:ng Star.
And when a fellow steals a kiss here, from
rosy lips the fair one excllims, 1" Get out and
don't be jumping my tunnel. old Piute.
When n California girl gets kissed she SAYS
nothing but anxiously waits for another Cali
fornid Express.
We have never heard of such 4 thing as kisses
being stolen from the girls of this section, and
positively deny the - soft impeachment, though
their lips not uufrequently bear the imprint OF
the chaps.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-10
Mothers Mothers Mothers

IN Don't fail to procure Mrs. UTns'oT's SOofhIns
s,rsp for CHILDREN TEETIIING Thi; valuable rrep7ra
ton is the prescription Of Of the best hm'e physicians
and the United States and has been used iF thty
wear. with never falling safety and by millions If
,,her. and children from feeble infant nj week OLD
a. III. adult only relieves the child from pam on IN
viyoraes stomach anil bowels e"rIect- acidtS ann
t,n. and energy whole sytcm 1t will almost instant
relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND cHolc.
We believe bs aud urest &c ne iy IN the world 10 a
case, of pYs and shdk IN chiihscn whether
arises from Tccthin: q from otlcr cause .
Full directions using will 'np1ny each the nome
..,ui,e unc., the f,c sme # CUiirIS PERKINS. New
York ID on side wrapper. sod hy all hedc4e 't
srs Principal Office. rs Dey .treet New York.
aS- Price only 25 cents per bottle. -,
l!6 and rs Front street, San Francisco.
,o.,;6u Agent for California.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-10
without the Children.

o, the weary, solemn silence
OF house without the children
o the strange, oppressive stillbeSs
Where the children come no morei
Ali the lonyings Of the sieepless
For the suft arms Of the children,
All! the longing Tor the faces
Peeping through the opening door
Faces gone forevermorel
Strange il 10 to wake at midnight.
And not hear the children breathing;
Nothing but the old clock ticking,
Ticking, ticking by the door.
Strange to see the little dresses.
Hanging up there all the morning;
And the eaiters-ah! their patter,
We win hear IL nevermnre
On our mirth-forsaken foorl
What lie home without the childrent
'Tis the earth without its verdure,
And tile sky without the sunshine;
Life 10 withered ~ the core!
So we'll leave this dreary desert,
And we'll follow the Good Shepherd
To the greener pastures vernal.
Wher- the lamb. have :. z me before"
With the Shepherd evermore!
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-10
A =" BuzzARD-SHoorER's LETTEr

A BUzzARD-SHoorERs LETTER.-The fol-
lowing very interesting epistle was received here
some time since. 1t was addressed to K K.
xxx, Weaverville, California and bore the
Snelling's Ranch, CAL, mark. We publish it,
verJdtim, in every respect, for the entertainment
Of our readers
Snelings Augost 9th 1864.
friend X.X.XXXX-Sir-I Resceved yorse of
the % last e.vnng that yor rote to sam and sam
not being at home and myself takin the rispon-
stability to opin it and We Were very sorry to
heare that yor was in troble over thare but
hope that yor vii Come out al right give them
hel and that wei sweatencd for the black devels
mead it bad. and then come TO yore ould stomp
ing groond and thare yor will find ould
friends left yet D ses if yor Wish to go to the
stnteS next spring save yore money and Come
along with him. yes come long money or no
money ms far that concerned you are al right
for he resolved letter fu dawes IA go and he
is hel bent to go next spring NJ is living at the
ould mans prospecting for quarts and my self
D are stoping ut the same tha nj send you there
Vel wishes and Wish yon II safte return home
Write to me rs soon you get this Steel has
soald out TO Il man by the name of hall and he
Was arestid the third Weak after he commenced
printing his paper for (Treson) Good BY for A
While Yores truley Now 4 for ever Cal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-10

THE LATE RAID Forney's Press gives the fol-
lowing estimate of the loss hy the late raid
which gave so big scare at Washington. That
paper slys it is especially interesting in view OF
the return to the scene of their former opera
lions:
9 Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad, Sl07 ,00) Northern Central Railroad
500, 900 Baltimore and Ohio Riilroad (this
road being longest occuped). say $500, 600
telegraph lines, 4.OoJ Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal, $50, 900; Hartford county, $4,000
Baltimore county S42 900; Carroll county Slo,-
900; Frederick county, S372 900 Washington
county S35 .000 estimated value of supplies
consumed and W isted, SOD, ,0)0; foo for horses,
S25, 900 damage to fences and firms, SIN m,ll
$3.50. 900 1000 cattle at $50 each, Sl2O 900
sheep and hogs, So 900 miscellaneous plum.
der, 5000, ,OOo; total. 81. .O3O 900.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-10

Mn. LIScoLN.-The Round Table, an able jour-
nal, in recent number gave the following criti-
cal opinion of Mr.. Lincoln:
The popular regard for Mr.. Lincoln is due in
great part TO his personal characterize his
sincerity and honesty. lie is not great man.
lie has not the sag lcity of the statesman his
career as Commandcr-in-Chicf of the armies has
proved unfortunate. Yet with all these draw
backs he has seemed willing to do just what
The country required of him. so steadfast. so
honest, has prov ded so we'll against foreign war,
has cndelvored so wisely to harmonic the North
in the aspiration of the purity for national
lh ~rtv, ana of the other for the conservation of
vested rights, that the people feel somehow that
he is an crrnen;ly safe man to he charged with
the conduct of affair, Mt time when pcrh rps,
n really more hrlli mt md wiser Statesman would
be thrown Of his htlancc. Mr.. Lincon is lack
ing in popul IT enthusiasm. He has never issued
line or prncl 'mation which would stir the
bloc of an oyster. He is lacking, too in per-
sonal dignity. AMI apparent respect for his own
high niire. Yet we believe that few Presidents
have had more elrncSt friends than Mr. Lincoln
has h ID and viii have in time to come. If his
writings have lacked in appeals to the passions,
the! have been so quaint, so kind, so entirely
disinterestel. that they have taken possession of
some of the best impulses of the po2nace.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-10

UNDER the new tax law, each "block or box
of matches sold after the first day OF Septem-
Der next, requires stamp in accordance with
the number of matches it contains, and the
stamp duty cannot be paid by placing the appro-
pirate amount of stamps upon the whole pick
age of :" blocks " or boxes, for the reason that
every "block or-box sold must have the stamp
or stamps upon it. Such is the decision OF the
COMMISSIONER Of Internal Revenue. The eilec,
of this has been to increase the retail price o
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-09-10

THEIR TERMs.-The confederate organs state
the following the terms upon which they will
lay down their arms
lst. The war debt of both parties to be paid
by the United States.
I'd The Calhoun doctrine of State rights to
be fully recognized in reconstructing the Union
3D. An amendment to the Constitution which
shall render any future interference with slavery
impossible