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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-22

wife Of John Nevn, aged 80 years and months.
PIEscs-On ruesday, June 81, OF consumption BRDcsr
A. PnRcs, aged II years and months.
May hes soul rest IN poacs.
The funeral will take place this "wednesday afternoon
At haifpast tive O'Clock. from the residence Of her
mosner, No. asa Bowssy.
ssoss. - sunday, June 10, ABRAHAM r. ssosm,
The relatives and friends are invited = ss.esd The
CbrystN streets, Wednesday morning, ten O'clock
without further invitation
special communication 70 be held At their rooms SIT and
eie Broadway, tAis WEDNESDAY, morning, al nine
O'Clock or the purpose o. attending tie funeral Of their
JOHN Z. DAVIDSON, Secretary.
The members Of Metropotss Chapter, No lao,
r. A. NJ, hereby summoned 70 attend special com
muncaton 70 be held at their rooms, Of Grand
and Centre strec&s, on Wednesday morning, ut
nine O'Clock for tine purpose Of attending the funeral Of
srow Suddenly, on Sunday, June 81, Captain IsAAoF
Ssow 10 the S2d year OF his age.
Notics Of the funeral will be given hereafter.
VAN TAsE- AT Fort Schuyler, on Sunday, June 10,
O. wcunds received 10 battle 90 n,y 80 oorpVr. JONI J.
lery, aged 10 years.
His remains will be taken 10 Pseksk for intermsu on
In the Methodist church REV DR. smishs,, Friday
morning. At ten o'clock The friends OF the family
requested 70 attend without farther notice
VAN vscurnS.-0n Tuesday morning, juno n, at her
residence in Brooklyn. HnsS O., wife OF Junius r. Van
vechten, and daughter OF the late o. A. Roorbach.
Notice viii be given q the funeral in somorrows Pc
wmrxHssp. Suddenly, on Monday. June 20. Mary.
wife OF Thomas Whitehead and daughter OF the late James
Hinchre, In the 37th year OF her age !.
The friends aud relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the fnnera from her late residence 100
Sullivan street, this "Wednesday afternoon, At two
O'Clock The remains will be taken 70 Cypress Hill for
intermenL
wIssxssrson,-suddenly on Monday afternoon. June
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-29
TIE CnxTLnERATR PRISS.

THE Paks AID IHB AIhT.-A correspondent OF the
O,luubus sun wriui from Ges. Hoo1'S army, say:
Wsars IN rsesip Of some grG iyi intelligence fr N
La .rny bu, 10 the Gb8-i Of usGSPsPers, Va do
not know wat c7sder ia 90 b. atAcn.d q IL The
nv ths charac OF IhS 'rvlAO,e IN g 90 very
ru,ou. that bis IAtS esiVsd wish al due a.
losAross.
Last piEh.I gentleman remarked, 81 you'd give ten
dollars fer a slrg copy OF dali. WHY WhA' 90
you ,1pso. Of 20 me Importance IN daily :" oh,
y Ting much. iG want to T. % What We ave been
al 2 I tae lGsI ten dsyI aud Whsrs Ne are nov"
n vas igat. To the pTesH alone do man In al I,uA
ions look fcrin ell g-ncs.
Fss ruSioS'iin OF the cIVills RICHTER has bess
ys,uaad a. K lc1 ylls by OoloEs J. cpsrFy. w. h.
NLone q OF .sJ Tennessee, HIS become assoc A'ed
Win iIn M tbO editorial conduct OF tAs pAESr, VA is
Cae ouy rewpspsr TS2rese1tATe ths O0iiSasFA0y nAI
now Ia tn VO ulteer Sale
na Macon Confederate is authorH'd 10 SGs that the
,,sI,,ioa # d. IaA.t,noOgs) RsJtl which has been
49, a ron G. q in eonssQ lsao, Of the movements
q, he army, uin DO resumed a. SalmS, AlA6ans, ss
IN as transportation can b procured for the mate
gal
lanes R Blniek, a. acc1mEl shed writer, genial
noe, ard gentleman OF hs1 sec al sno PohaeA p9ai'
ton 10 Ksaiueky IL engaged up,u the columns OF IGa'
,Te,llsut j1urDsl the Macon Telegraph and CSt'as
rae.
I, coussuuencs Of the RENEWAL OF the Telegraph o.
Zee ON L G,.I g. the publication once Of me Daily
-B.lEstja "a bean removed 10 Wet Point TIE La
g.. 2, R.portsr vii be !ssusd weekly "a heretofore
william Rsbnson, Z q, has withdraw from TIE
S,,,. Euyra! At Glids,crO', AID Ne SlemAn assumes
tzS eaurs editorial eoudaet OF The paper.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-29
THB CITY.

TIE Mack tTl-Tne SUPPL this moInirg in the S /.
oond Maxi was rather raeagre, aud prices ranged
very high. Wolfe the GoVe:Dmen. "a presting Aimee
every mal ci il N, both white AMI black into its ser
vice. it thcud also hGvs eye 10 .hse who are per
nj too TO m,n 1t hons for purposes OF trade or 9th
erxbo. Let every bu'cter, mllk't man, nerchEn'
g., WHO abuse tae privilege they have Of prr.ups
saeir legitimate occupation, by putting up prieeP, gTes
~ to the distress Of tho poor people, be Immediately
san; to tbs arny. A plenty Of worthy, competent
reasonable men can bs found in tho amy Who woult
lady undertake to elg.gs in business AID be saii.f
Iith fmLl Iro6 g, II they could b. detailed for tina
purpose La duty wh'ch the G .V6rumsnt owes ii
people to do thing which be done TO amelio'A
their condition. an this Of keeping down prices il
Of more IMP orsancs than anything else.
Br passaHt. Wc woald remind cur cii1'ns that the
NOS. Accommodating butcher in the SJcold Market
keeps ha stall on tae eastern SidJ Of the rke., h,
Only one which is opsa on hit tids We allada to s.
des.ern His meats are generally Of the latest, beat
quality, and nicely dressed. You nay alSiys rely up
IN getting better bSfgAns from him than from AZ!
o her buloler In the market Besides, he Is human
and Charlie BIZ and unfr Isnily does he give die
sresssd families efficient meat for their Dinners re-
sSrdl % Of the scAn extent Il their haareN GIVE
dells!ern your custom sb1ys all Others.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-29
INSTANTANEOUS ITEKS.

An EnKIsh company lie in osarge, at present. OF the
mr. | ,cad railroad between Mexico ana vera OilA
N Barron has been elected one VI the directors ID
Msxco Ii s believed that the railroad WILDE hnisheo
in the course OF four years.
TIE London Athey I'm says In the course OF reveW
~ WsI;s Lie of Theodore Parker, that meek divine,
during the Fugitive Slave sxcitsment IN Boston, sIo@
his TeI m ,ns witt revolver lying BY him on his desk
lighting Joe Hooket"has been put Ia command Of
OincionAti. vhsrs. since Kirby SmithG movement IN
,ht duration there has beou No danger Hooker has
bsen sent there to keep him Gu; Of harms way.
N. Croply, the we'll kuoNn arcioneer q: wilmington,
few va ago forwarded TO the Mayor Of Augusta ee
one thousand dollars for the reiitl VI 'ne s01A -
hospitals of that place.
,,,nsla,ion Of the Bible In Russian, urd'r the su-
NEW SIGN OF the Holy synod, has bssn lately completed
s,d tas Nav Testament is low proodrAole Ia the eArs
doninIous for q sun tqul 70 nine cents.
Fhe Louisville Jo,-al says Lnc.la has revoked the
srdere i,sued sem siuoo that threatened 70 PFC
dues coll lion between the military ana civil Aa'not
lee in K ntueky.
rhs ..sernep on tho Mount" bal bsea isrusd in
nsgDSoepS fern 10 EsRl4nd lat.y, tie volume beiSg
georE scu4y illuminated With series OF twenty SS'en
plates.
Governor Clark, Of Mississippi has called Safe Goa
vspuon 10 meet ct Jackson, toe pro1no 70 ina1gu
ate sasures for the education Of The children OF our
deceased soldiers.
The Savannah News learns thG. A;jor Franklin l.
Moses. of oolaubus, Ga, has been appointed oaiei
O,mpis AIRY OF that Safe, vice MILO: J'A L. L's1,
dec Ssed.
M,i,r r. ". York, Of the o. North Carolina noop'
rsori,sd severe wound Ia one oil the lights In the
ValsJ, ard il now OF his hons In Chatham county.
W. learn tina. the building Of . military telegraph
line ( cm honleVAuo TO Bue mountain Is rapidly pro-
srsrs z, uador the u2.rinscud.EOS of Major WIN N
Barr.
George Peabody, the London American banker, has
formal retired from bu,i ess iif9.
Pierre scu!s 1t is stated. will settle in France or
GeInAy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-29
FROM EUROPE,

TIE steamship New York. from Sou hampton October
p arrived a. New York Monday. The Belgian, from
/ vs,r DOL on the lSsh via letnstoWA 0ctObSr IA
,ived cir Father Point the same day. The news by
,hese Grry1s is Ave days later. tbs most important
lem |, the reported departure Of Opt. ssnmes frsm
Ijysrpoo With eight officers and one hupdrs msp, for
Madeira, there to man the steamer Rlogsr, which has
bssp lyirR there for sems lime. The Uni;ed S Gtcs
.s,am ftlgate NisgGrs had arrived tf s orehGm with
s,,ui,h steamer, seized under suspicion of being
blockade ruuuer. The th Southern Rights, OF Rloh-
mouJ. Ne, WAscapured August ~, BY the florida, and
rol,Ased unesr bopds The commercial depression In
E,zlpd still, continued, and more failures we're report
al Uusasintss was also iel: in Frerch commercial
circles. The Confederate lean was qioted at IS.
Tho London Times. OF the l9h, says Of the late Pc
ton In favor Of peace and the recognition Of the Con-
gedera,e Atss:
"Iu three weeks more than three hundred thousand
yood peopie lave gwen hsir names to address CI
trsaig the F-dsrss to lat he Oonedsrates alone and
n,r In usaee Ma II half VI the Signatures Irish,
ob.,insd through the irflsrce OF the Roman Catholic
cries h,od Thsre Is nothing rev 10 the address, nor
need ther, b. Tor ali that vas wanted vas 10 express
the natural feelings Of almost sUsry EngiShmGH at the
successive s,sges o this miaCr4be sh III"
Tn, TINES in q leader on tbe intelligence BY the
Arabia, saJE:
al this moment all the Northern accounts must be
received very cautiously. Every incident Ia the held
t. If possible mAdl 70 seIVs the purpose OF the GoSerL
nent parry IN the Pres initial election, and II The
brgAett soc9unt i believed for few hours, the oj'o
IL gained"
Better, If the 7;ass bad said not q. tbi5 moment
oay but at all times, Northern sssounts must b. re-
o,ived uo merely With caution, bu with absolute ircFf-
isity. We are honestly convinced tts' 1t would b:
qute as hopeful undertaking to hunt foe the undi
covered books Of Ivy the mslg csutOs Of the FAery
Greer the destroyed leaves Of the sybil the los nib:
Of Ila, n, e5ran PLEAD, Sic John FrlnkliO and thu
Northwest P4ss'gs, the unknown authorship of the
janus Letters the impossible qladrSurs of tas circle
aad ths nor Existing secret Of perpetual motion, As TO-
truth In Yankee accounts Of tbs var.
Bat to proceed with the European news;
The additional failures which have taken place 10
Glade Louis Spells, large cotton dealer IN Liverpool
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-29
RUNNING TIE BLOCKADE AT WILMINGTON.

RUSNISG TEE BLOCKADE AT WILMINGTON.
IRE following account of toe PerlI aud PToSis OF
b,ssk.ds running as Wilmington, Is taken from an
Eoslsh paper;
SP.on A ussseufes on brad the flaming, We learn
,5.t the bl OK. rg fqlldroa tf WlEiog on consists
" Of enc hundred and seventy vessels, 90 that Is
-,aer hat any vessel en- OoSpe soeh e!osa block
AZ. and indeed il is a very I'll u:snd tarRerous work.
pfrs are nov about o"y steamers engaged IN running
a. hIocLade Tbere s plenty Of cotton always rescy
60 Sesp.,oh but none growing, a. every mn tHeet
tbs acc Of sixteen and sixty is obliged 10 serve in t"t
var. - i-L,, ,,Dro,oL
IRE Ynrkees have removed al Toe Lights appro'ea-
- 90 bsrbar. and everything that will cradle we
C,Csysrates 70 I'd their Way into SAFE quarters. lee
-',,s-re "a tia, bssidss pilo. svsEy Oenederate
80; rs 20 carry sigoSl msn, Who works the snip oy
3 s,Snr vih Whico lie alone OF al o. ooAro y se-
oeS,,nt,5 When ship Is goinR 70 Trl IN 10 TSAes
,sI a tbs shove loOl- ~, Who thsn ~ Gown range
Jsbfs 20 su'Se the vessel. in. These Only huFn iof
~ Nor IRE or they would b aids 10 the enemy g
wi ts 10 tbs irieod -, 1T. ,,-,,,s
ThsTsIa,b7sn crly ens mai K lied Uhte fnssgSS
IN runnia. be blockade. h vas sgeA 'm q an
so,thsrpsr on board the Old Dominion, d SAs Gown
Mo-. driak.nE cup Of tea IN the stsE,rls psnIy.
Whis thsrs, shen barst over him, and "sook Lis neA0
cf g clean az Hhists.' L.,h
"a very large numSsF Of the men engages On DOW
sidss are EagliShnen-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-29

sasridlh pIys EGly no SnA, coup iusnt whom 10
s.v. IN his lAsest de.pAtcA 10 GRAFT: 81 thi'k that
LIS achievements 70, less tbAa 10 coo men
He eoud OILY have arrived At this conclusion from the
ysor aid u Gees OF tie attack Of he morning, Which
IA .oud account TO- in DO o.hC Eay than by imaPh
inE IBIS heavy reinforcement. BY he way, II ia curious
how Gen. Lee can manu- aoiurs soldiers. When be took
M bis portion IN 'front.' of Redmond and Petersburg
ii, Y,nksss srnsd tia, he had nobrg Dot the sksl.
con Of IN Army lS Secs then, they lave Issnrsd Us
shas nsny thousand Of his men hSvs deserted V'r-
t1elsss he YES Asls to dstlca EGy With 81 900 men
rs the Va KEGS eoun'td 'hau) aud suS4 iSnty, An
dsrsen, win = Cd mary thou'-nd more, and nov an
additional rein orosmenI If - OOO TAk;Ag in al, say.
not ess thar 80 600 nsa ard yss h-Vs srough ls 10
keep Giant o. BAY. Where, in the name CT EOuds eoSI
M ear 40 uauv uso tror! Car tar Yankees gussss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-29

9th liabilities AuoHssaR TO $4,000 s.s ling sss,ss'
HlmS, klnSs 4 Co.. cotton brokers IN Liverpool visa
ooAs5ersbIe liabilities GIE hiesSrs. Bendins Oo''
merchants in London, whose liabilities are smsi:
The dsmaud fJr discount ss the Bank OF England On
the lash iu.t showed great subsdence and there was
o1sntly more sesainess in the lands Tbs mini
N, m OF the bank Wes nino per cent.
The Times Gays: -.
sI.MrI W s. Groves merchant In London, committed
a. recently. The eVidercs at the isst showed
thai he had sustained very severe losses IN conneIon
With Americl, end his partner being at present 10 New
York while al, n the trouble had Pteyed upon
his mind in q most Distressing manner MS principal
,raresztIcna vere on tho Corn Exchange"
The hGlfmontbly settlement in the Confederate Loan
exhibits strange snomcy tbs price In L'ncon being
IS |, Manchester So while at Liysrtoo 'ing 10 me
s1spt Of adverse 80 culstionR it has rsbounded TO ei
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-29

MAYoRs SoukT.-Nosntg VI Importance was 'neiT
this c)urt this ornirg.
The case Of AmlndI and George, slaves, charged
With felouicu ly poisoning six lit school girls, dAugh
tsrs of Mr. Tdoma. G. srks and the lac Lewis .u.
on the 20 inst, tGkcn up, aad after an II mia
ton of several WitnesSes hs Mayor cent the accused
On before the Hastings Court.
TIE Circumstances Of thi, Adl; have already been
published, and 1t Is therefore unnecessary to rfpusltb
il De- j. P Little who wAl entrusted with the snAly.
Is Of several papers of powders fund Ia Amanda
room, % we'll ss q small piece OF the cake which Wal
s,sn by the children pronounced the drug used to b.
sulpha.e Of enc.
Ole or two other cases were BOXED but they were
too Insignificant In character % be noticed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-29
rnLuaRAPHIC.
FROM MORRILL,.

KosILI, Oct. 27-A d 6 Of truce beat from the ere
my's feet arrived yesterday. General Page and
large number OF the Fort Morgan rrisOners had betn
sent North.
The Fort Gaines prisoners are Awaiting on eI-
change.
The n ~ Ofleans Era OF the IL b sutognces tire
arrival o. la GO Dunbtr CT Federal prison fran the
mouth o. R.d RIVER.
tn, Fiderss are strongly fOr;ifylng MorgaIE'.
Admiral F4rragus is believed to be still in mobile
Bay.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-29
MILES LEICESTER REVIVED.

dis o9iuusnce tnsss National Reger the most use
i putt CAL ever isu'd rem toe press America,
.assccn 10 readers st at Journal Ia on
revived ale pLrc- CT ihe CCuntrynan.
our Journal mOderi the Register ~ the and die
Of Is RACES H typography AID 81 the ether features which
challenge lie pat Of every dtbres 70 have and
prsse V TO- II pyg the mc.t useful Of eekies
s!jes The atlrts OF NhAs Hsgster The Countrymsn
OlheB Which shO Ii render Il tb attractive
,Sr5ert OF elegant lie stare, cilg Iyle OF snkee lite
ray s n0Geiny se 4fer the best EnRsh uiscel-
au-0Us wekeI Dut at th- being stamped with
yeh selt nth tore otglnl H. peculiar to ssk
An altogether novel fgslTe suh H. is that pubihhed In
The c. tie eGior- tin0 nine miles any town
II vi UGH sttsnt icuure, rural ort,
and yong hot Lte!e,ts II c. uly gentleman.
sacs- h. lily ooTpintnie y We hsn'u sonoily hs
5r deraey charleston Courier Athe IsI OF ,hceking
a., urrals TIC Saws nah Republican, will quote
US ~. =, 10 sersecr b, the Courier, % journbl
T CsuxIYNASTo families and resders OF healthy rural
.'ts IN & en- tie fresh air "on tho
~ 10 90 % deg, and who love- moreover rad
q rectal oct lion oemtnt, We crmmeud Tls
Ouayd Jye independent paper, edited ard published By
Il H. eta of vely dtsir bic c,ass, We
uld ttsr seLsrs estengiys euston na
20 oa gov, EeI.h and 'sor, In the pubic nj, d. and
"a progress IeFsf opef need te.TeiSncs aud
,rde eleeoce g. th0s IA. opinion.
ppcst the fe,l..g public Of he Ecu 70 give u ons
thc1ss sf.icu luessire which ell OF them We
shall he vel sl &. cbiai.DS that numes In addition 4,
The County handsome qusro. sixesa pages rub
ishsd III rGo: pstLuoc, near Eatoaton, Co. which
ali cot5n uaic,.io. 10 osd be acOressed
Our eTms IS Tor three nolih', or t20 pr annum.
Ne woud De- grs tie edit OF Southern icurusIs
20 e eIisaC cur ereuston emf 10 ali cur present
ala NJ IN pccuae just 900 subscper whose upbscrp
lions need 70 meet lave perssssd expenses for me improve
msnt Of our journal Ia fuRHfR
upN-csr tssoptol a.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-29

FlRS-Bstveen eleven and lwelVs O'Clock last night
the large cooper shop The corner Of AID and LIE
streets, Was set on and brra. to ground. In the
ear! end of the snop there liv'd fsmiIy Of iegrees
vi, lost the greater portion Of thef furaitrre The
bou.s beopee to the estate OF the late J. T. Horner,
and va, probably worth asou; $4,000.
The 6remen vera, As rsual, pro IMPLY on tie ground;
hut wing 10 the dy conbusble material OF the struc.
,ur. II VAS impossible 10 arrest u Q aimes.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-29
VALUABLE NEAL koCAIE,
GA sd, "a 4, sad Gary sts.,
FOR SALE AT AUOIION.

DY request OF Mr.. John B. Brown, we viii
- SELL The premises. respectively on LoAD ~, III. Slr
ssssr 5Gdn UlaOorse eom's, IaJ a. o'elooi, The
olo snE est ale, to vh: ,,S, a. -,
lst Lot on side 2Ij, betS; ca Main tni cay eeu
ruIni back ~ Iee to the prepti u MA
Aayes' estate
49, fee iunnipg hack 20 st. leo eet rHs Los ntn
re body q the best aouldng san1.
81 Lo. now ceased % Jsms Gunn On east aid, efFSd
he Ween gary ITS fon;ns " ices ana Iornins bae
e north and toan b. Al eva 10 feet woe, al
ts privilege alley ~ feet vide runaitg through 10 -
street. -
II. properly al well Heated 10 convenient to the fok
diver X. L., and kocke, and veil suited IL lao.
so!l q, warehouses, &C.
Capitalists soul do veil 10 give this sale thsI tatieu
sepiJn
Te-nImAes 10 sit purcha ses.
ec2S-d GRU5B5 4 WILLIAMS, Iuc's
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-29

BURsLARIous RoDBsRr.-Durrg the prevalence OF
the Ere at Horncrs cocp,r shop last night, SEINE thief,
probably the vile ncs1 diary bmsel forced his way into
the ck room Of Mrs. Faauy CASTOR aad robbed Der Of
Al. the family provisions which ste had hand,
sistipg OF tvo hams, son pcu'd' OF lard and nail
barrel Of a]u-, The mode Of obtaining access 10 Mrs.
c.. residence wa by chGg oil the window 0huter
AID 2 ting through the Easement window.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-29

6d. Tia oIaS.r. receive .housAsd pounds voyage
DE ocor has run the blockade twenty sSsVsn tEss,
ard he nov 10 gland with property estimated At
$40 900. The ships Engaged in running the blockade
re apeudid seaaer which at the rate Of thirteen
to hEtesn knots an hour"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-29
solsHux BI s1IAn-TAs Charlottesville CGOr,

says:
We lately noticed process for making sorghum nc.
ssses BY steam, which desel YES mentionirg Mr. HAr
s proprietor of tie foundry works. OF this place, in
vented the process, and, alter much trouble ana e1
pense fou0d the eIpsrm' not only Pr able, pnt
sreAt convenience 70 the neishbo si1g iaIm:rs They
are d.y sending In Ihsr by wagon o.es, and tee
ingenious iLvsn or has the satisfaction OF manufic urne
hundred gallons of the best aity VI soIghs m nc
asses per day.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-29

CAPruRID YANKus Between six and seven o'clock
la,t night ba oh OF Yankee pritoner' consisting Ct
about Sven hundred, was committed TO The Libby
prison. They wsrethe repre-. ennvCS OF Grants forcs
Who made such in, f usl assaults our works, below
the city, Yesterday aitsruoon.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-29

hsIm tobssssj He has had nAny diiaeaitss 10 ore
counter. Unfortunately. bis Cabinet was pot harmoni-
ous The grand principles of Chase (chsers and Came
ron vera balanced By the trucking rprG Of Seward
and Bates and Blair Too earnest, vigorous Generals
like Fremont ard Butler aud Hunter had TO give way TO
those like Buell. Mcclellan and Hslleck Bat after try
Ing for long weary months to please the Border States
the Pfesd ant began 10 appreciate the duty OF the hour
and by bis great proclamation oil ireeaom 'evs.ea ine
Gordisn knot. cloud applAuse) Aud BY his proes-
nation ito all Whcm 1t may cor cern, ne mas asoa,eu
the true basis of reunion, aud himself the hrst
place in toe hearts OF loyl friends Of freedom deepite
his many faults and shortcomings.
Whoever 81 oil propose peace on the basis OF aaT-
ery whether be be In CT ont OF tce let his name ana
memory be aeoarsed. (ireat chesrng)
This Ia gil very o,psolatory to citzns Of the ooned-
crate States, any ssca there be- who have weakness
On the tubjsct Of reconstruction.
PRlcG IN MISSOURI.
II the New York Times il 10 DO credited Gen. Prizes
has been teaching wholesome lesson 10 the tories In
ssourl, who thought to make themselves secure BY
sdhsring to the old wrsck. saysths Tunes
The embodiment in s,u!hern Missouri is evidently
about TO be brought TO \ heAdWay. Price and his po"
er u force of ID 900 mounted Western men have nSs
pretty much their own way for two nonths Thtre hAs
bcen no successful reais,snce made TO bis march IRON
the southern ne Of the Safe to the Missouri river anu
thence westward the nsas border. AZ Pilot loh
he was stouty held ut bay Tor time by ten Ewing; al
q ,rson CITY, the capital he touad The ierthcatonh
80 strong IN At he thou ht It ndcrset 10 make en- as
sauG and at Lexington General Bnnt fought him with
YIeor on Wednesday lsst. But with theee asd lss.ei
except, ns, he has, in more than one sene, earned
everything easily bsore him. lie has ravsged ARD
olundeIec t1ry who're, and tae Y Aol Peop have tu
fsred untold horrors. TaousAuas ct Them have beet
rendered homeless By bic cusJ thoutauds upon thou
ands OF them have fad before his advance, aed hui
dreds of than have been billed 10 cold blood The mUs
undesirable region IA The VII 10 land to hvs In duInI
Shs last two month"; has bean the toanern hal OF hit
date Of Missouri
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"se6IHslx CuLTIvAfoR This tI,slisnt serial the
only agricultural journal Published i'll tie oonfsd'rste
States, 10 to DO Issued weekly at Augusta. Ga Terms
kl0 per annum, 50 or six mon;hs.
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FuIk RENT.

4 TRACT OK LAID, nireteen (l9) miles
kchno d. 10 the county PowhatGn, containing
three huncTed With tnriy forty under
en.l1lu-o, wh ~ 10 Gle iirg In places field Of enc
DIR sd any could be put In cultivation the nert
Dweog house 10 coed nEinins rooms ard
passage goVd; convenient churches
ana q u, grl I, and
Forte Sppy h. rndsr'gned, rear Ashland Hanovss
county, o. TO Aesss.Gr-bb Williams.
rcPO c2s eEMPIE rLLETT n
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7 OST---A Confederate bond Tor 500, dated
1913 fpumber no. resoected Issued 10 me; Also three
90 hundred dollar notes. tS.n and plumber noi ,s
The above we're tassl or destroyed ~ hs enemy about s
Tune laat
eulk-Esys
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MARRIED.

PnIIsRui-GIOvlSM hOn'sonery, "A, r %s IN,
Oh Lgs Hetel the a0,h inItAn By hesss' Af' Use
H4TEaW ESlIrssIM and Miss QASEAAse s'0'AN.'