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ths reo0, where the rossssd eooss stuffed with
spplsc andprunes steamed socharmingly on The "a
Ole which was laid out and covered with . shining
white cloth and fns proclaim service. Whist was
stu more splendid, tie gcose sprung "A the dish
and wsddled along the floor with knife and fork In
~, ~ oecs came diroot.y up to the poor girl Then
wall 70 10 seen
she struck another match Then che sst under
INC nost charming Chrs,mss-trcc,-it was tti.l
.srV'f and more ornamented than that she hal seen
,urouen TAO glsss doOr at tho rich merchants ulc
last ohr stu a. . thousand cas,ilos burn. on the
green ursnchca and motley pictures liks those
when ornament the shop window. looked down
~ hef, me little girl lifted up 10th her hsnis-'hcn
'he match was extingu shod, tho many Cbristnas
c.h..',s rose CHER and higher; she saw that they
were prlghi stars,-one OF thom fell and made
hery s'rie In NE sky. "Now one dics!' said tho
poor slr' Tor Old grandmother, who alone hsi teen
kind u her, but who was now dead, hal told her
that when ssT falls, soui goes up TO Gud!
enc hgsn struck match against the wall -
shone al abound and her III grandmother s,ooi n
We iustre' 80 shining, 40 mild and bl' ssfll
"Grandmothor!" exclaimed the little girl, Il" Oh!
take me with you! know you will bc gone away
when the match goes out that warm stjve,
the delicious ast goose, aud the delightful Christ
mas -irce!"-and she struck IN haste the whole re-
| inainder u matches that was in the bundle SHE
would not logs sight Of Grandmother, and tic
matches shone with such briHancy that IL Was
clearer than u broad daylight. Grandmother had
never before looked 80 pretty, ~ great she Gnei
the poor little g!rl up In her arms and they few g.
hish' - high. N splendour and JOY, there was nc
| eohi' no hunger, no anxicty,-thcy were win
| God.
But the little girl sat In the corner by the house, In
tie cold morning hour, with rel cheeks and with
| emile round her mouth. -dead-frO1en 10 death,
| the last evening Of the old year
New Years morning rose over the little corpse n,
| u sat " III the matches, OF which bundle wal
| burnt She has been trying 10 warm herself, said
| they! Bus no ono knew what beautiful things abe
had secn,-n what splendour and elsdness she had
| entered with her old grandmother into New Year,
| Joys.
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The Little Match Girl.

Il was 10 terribly dit showed, and TIE eyon-
Ing began to he dark 1t was also tho last evening
III the year, New Years Eve On this cold dark
evening poor little girl went uto the street with
bare head aud naked feet 1t IL true size hal had
shoes when she went nom home, but Of Whist
use were they They were very large shoes, her
mother had last worn them, they were too large
and the little one lost them In hurrying over the
s,recs IS two carriages passed quickly by. One
shoe was not to lie found, and the other boy ran
AWAY with, saying tina, he could use it for q cradle
when he got children himself. The little girl now
went OH her small naked feet, which were red and
blue with cold,--she carried a number OF matches
In an old apron, aud held one bundle In her hand
No one had bought Of her the whole day, no one
had given her penny. Poor thing she was hun.
gry and bonumtcd with cold aud looked 30 down.
east The snow flakes fell on her yellow hair which
curled 20 prettiy round her neck, put she did not
heed that
The lights shonc ou, from oil the windows, AMI
there su delicious sipeil Of roast beef the
trcet,--i, was Now Years Eve, and she thought
sf that.
She "a, down in 8 corner between two houses
the one stood little more forward IN tho street
warm herself, hut she was stil colder and she
burst not 90 home she had not sold any matches
! OF got a single farthinI Her father would beat
hcI,-and It was also cold at home, they had only
the root directly over them, Rni there the wind
whistled in, although straw and rags wero stuffed
| in the largest crevces
| Her Little hands were almost benumbed with
\ cold All Q little match might DO some good burst
she only draw out OF the bundle, strike 1, on
the wall, and warm her fingers. she drew out,
ritch, how il burnt! il was warm clear flame Tx
! that OF a little candle, when she held her hand
round tit was a strange light,
The little girl thought she sat by large iron stove
with bright brass balls ON tho top the fire burned
50 nicely aud warmed SO well! Nay, what was
that's lie little girl stretched her fee, TO warm
them too, then the flames went out, tho stove van
| isaed-she sat with stump Of tho burnt match in
her hand. Another Was struck, II burnt, Il shone
and aud where the light oll on tho wall IL bcc.m,
q trsnsparsl-. y grapes she Looked directly iuts
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Grs. BurLKR's Law CAArAIGs. In the Court oil
Common Pleas yesterday came Up The ease q An
drew W. Smith and Samuel Smith ag,. BcnjAn i.
Butler. In this case. IN which an attachment ~as
issue1 against tho property IL the General in TO
hands VI the Treasurer Of the United States, 81 well
a. his private bankers aud TIE Surrogate of me
County 81 New Yorl, saepncssion MAS made %
tie Cour, for On order % Nov cause why tue suit
Should not lie removed TO- Vic United States Circuls
Court Tie application II made under NE OF ec'
o Congress ia relation " sections Wherein Tie ue-
fndsnts are nou-resdents Of the state where u
a;tiun il brought Judge CORDOBA granted tie OF .
der and made II returnsble on NE 23d INST NJ ii
O'clock A. M.
APPLICATION ron Inn CusIoDY OF CniLpsxs In
the Supreme Court Chambers yesterday the nppli-
cation Of William Martin, for tho custody Of bis
children, was hoard. The rclator ALLEGED that his
wife had abandoned lin, taking with her Their
IL rec children, and that she not proper per
sou to have tie care II them. being unable ~ sup
port q en-. Mrs Martin. who now has the childrch
claimed that the children wegV ~ under The aeo ~
dive years, ami that kr Msftn ought not 10 have
the control Of them. The Court ordered testimony
~ 10 taken on the subject
CoUgr oY GHSKaAL Sessions .--IGeorge BRIGHTEN
bs'her pleaded guilty u Nssau, aud battery, and
larceny pleaded guilty Of petty larceny, and In
bn,h cases Ne n,ence was SUSPENDED and the prison
ers were III charged Mary Weaver, Who had
heen nic,ci for grand larceny aud pleaded guilty
Of attempt at grsnd larceny, and John kenney
both were remanded Tor Stjftxe
Police Is1ElLiarscx.-Allsoed Car Pietpoekets
William Buckley was arrested aud taken before
Justice Hogan, where he was required to answer
the charge Of having picked the pocket q Mr. vii
Lam A Allen. Of No. l9i Fulton street, while tina,
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MARINE NEWS.
Nov. is. r., 6 COS. s. 4C-u. w., morn II q

CLEARED
sTEAMsHIrs-E knight, Phil; " Bruno, Balt
SHIP oder, Wnzen, Of and for Hamburg.
BARKs--F Peters, 1t Johns. welkin, n. Orleans.
BRIGs-s mcoe, Havana Roht Move, Demarara;
Nellie, 1t lhoma. Ghhiisno. tItall Bristol lola, 81
john, = X T. Fonno, Zaza, Ncv York. no ton.
sCHDONFRs -Wm Jones, washlng,on; Geo Pres
eott, 81 )ointnso CITY; spray, - John, y IS u
Terry, City Point; Caravan, Philadelphia.
ARRIVED.
sTEAxSHIrS-Contln trans n. Orleans
Charles Osgooi Fortress Monroe.
sHlPS-Benesl, Manila SOLID. tnewl Dnmsriscotts
BARks-J [ Brcokrnnn, CARDIFF; Linden, Philad
BR1GS Rosa Abbott Long Island, Bahamas. Jas
Grow. Bridgeport Grand Frederic ~ Pierre; Sarah
Cfoveu. uugntana mo, Cuba schiller. OpIrto Daniel
Boone Portland for Baltimore. Gamma Providence,
SCHOONER Adaliue, rolghkecpsie for Penn
more. Thos Bordan, Fall RIVER II Willis, FORTRESS
Monroe Rschc lIealr. Am,oy for Boston; Fair Wind,
IIo,idence for Albany; lreaaure, New London; MARY
BruckwT, New London; Nlnetta, Bristol for Cox
rnckie; 1eIsh New London; Maria Louisa. Stouuc-
tom Roe skerritt ProyncetowD: u III Nnsh, Boston
for Albany t,ertrdc, PASSPORT; II Prescott. Eliza
ORION. Fall River born'e, Ne~lur- for Boston; An.
ma " Edwards. tsloucester; a Simpson, Providence
for Philadelphia Geo Parker Corvallis Chss Coop
er, Providence for Rondout " A Hyer, New Haven
tor Albany, Ann, Providence, James Hogan, New He-
ven; Anna Gardner, pighton; y Flower, Hartford;
Carthaeona. New Bedford Tor Philsielphia Mary
Fletcher. Boston; Hartford. Nov Haven; Zen Meade,
iubec; West Glesm. Rorkport; Glide, Boston for Al
bany; Stratton, 'recnport Daniel webster, Proyi.
icnce; Golden Gate, New bedford. Palladium. Fall
River; Mary EInms, Providence; John Cstine, Ir,
leo :; Relialce, Providence. Release, Prov leLcc
for Port Even; Eureka Prov idence Lille lAnderr,
Providence; Mexico, Newport.
BELow-Bark Linden, leaky, in tow. Wind J. y.
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BROOKLYN,

RECRUITING has become more brisk in Brook
Ign since the election, an average Of shout twelve
men per day being passed al the Provost Marshal's
Marsha, Of the Second District. some seventy men
have been recruiteC since Monday last. There ore
now placed to tho credit Of Kings County, 10
count upon any calls that may b. msde, very near
ly hyo hundred men. A bounty Of $500 ia still
paid by the County for thrcs years' mon, which,
with different amounts made up by principals
reaches from s4O0 to 500 ne each substitute The
authorities believe that they can meet any future
demands which may be mado without resort
ing 10 n dram.
ALLEGED EMBEZzLEMuSr ny AN EXPRESS
DRivEr.-rhc driver of one of westcou's Express
wagons WAS taken into custody on wednesday,
upon the charge Of purlonlny a soldiers letter
contaiul- f90, addressed 10 M. l.. W Leamy, G3
Fulton RyvIie, II Is believed that other package
from sold previously eiven IN charge Of the
accused have not been delivered The case will be
investigated by Justice Perry, on Saturday.
A NICE SET OF ELECTION OrFIcERs.--
The Basil O; Aldermen met as Canysssers last
night and ninLc some progress In counting the
turns for Aldermen, Supervisors, Constsblcs, and
Inspectors OF Elections The Committee having
charge II the matter found every return sent in
by the Inspectors incorrect, 1t being evident that
many Of them were better ftted for more laborious
work. han for tho duttes required oi them clerks
and inspectors. The Committee will probably be-
able to report the result, In about week.
ALLEGED CouNrERFEIrER.-Sergt. jacobs,
OF the 45th Precinct Police, last night arrested Jas.
pwyer, charged with passing counterfeit i've dol
lar bill, purporting ~ be m issue OF the Bank VI
owego n. Y. He WIS locked up to answer.
nt-I H. If NJ
corner OF Montague street aud Pcrr.pont Place,
WAS entered on dncsday night, but the operator
did not make as large n haul "a be ex eciei. A
silver pitcher, some clothing and picture, only
are miss ng The residence OF Henry Feeder 10
| Bridge street, was f,luniousy entered the saut
| night, and robbed of clothing valued at tl&.
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Knapp, Secretary Of The Commisssos. eiso made
brof addresses relating v the durcs performed By
the agents and nurses IN thcir employment
TIE TRUsrERs Of the Five Points House Of To-
dus.ry ask the public 10 remember their institution
when dispensing me tenefsctions Of Thanh SCI wing
Day. This instiiut on Is now furnishing one thous-
and meals daily to d, stituts children, aud Also
furn shes clothing for such Of them As are unprO-
v.dcd for. Donations Of provisions and clothing
will 10 thankfully received.
BALr..-Thc thirty third annual ball OF the
Thistle Bcnovolont Association viii take place a.
the City Assembly Booins on Friday evening Of
next
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A FEW YOI NC MEN CAN BE ACCOMMO-
"A dated with board at 1855 Elizabeth Il. top floor,
Terms moderate. Call tor two days.
. MECHANICS CAN BE ACCOMNODA-
- ted vith board, Of u Madison a. where they can
ENJOY the coInfor,s Of home ior the winter Terms
moderate. s61
WANTED-BY A SMALL AMERICAN IA
w mlly, or ruoint ID or % floor, near lie
ferry, In r. ooktn, At r0defn'e rent Parties hsy-
ing such 10 ront viii addross KOOMS, for days BOZ
QU2 sun Office.
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Too Late for Classification.
DEATHS,

McSAMEE 90 Suddenly, on "Wednesday evening,
Nov, 18th. OF Group, Charles franklin McNanec
aged 4 vcars, . months and ~ dayp
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral, on Friday
afternoon. Nov. Is at o'clock, from the residence
of his parents, 30 sixth II. 3sl
ODOSNFLL-on Thursday, the 18th Inst, after a
lingering i!lnoss, John O'Donuol native of Cashir
Co IpIsrary, Ire and in the 25th year OF his age.
ilis relatives and fis lA-, and thoie Of his bro
Their, Nicholas O'DonnClI, axe most respectfully re-
quested TO attend the funeral, Saurdsy, the 10Th
met, ut ~ o'clock, Y. NJ, from his late resdence,
COZ. S9h 1t. and >h ave- without further notice $50
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HALE'S HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND
AiTar--An inflhc remedy for coughs. cold, and
all affections OF the throat and lungs. The life prin
cipe Of the ple.l Horehound and the Forest tro.
Balm VI Giead In chemical union. safe, sure anu
PHEASANT. For sale by all druggists. S1S
WANTED-IIN ROOtERS. APPLY IN
w the Office, 62. Washington ~, $40
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DENTISTRY.

A SET OF TEETH ON SILVER &c TO
ASA on gold, $40 TO go; partial sets, gold. ~,
silver, 81 per tooth. Teeth extracted without pain,
cleaned yhiened, or filled with gold other till-
ings; 20 eta. and warranted, by DR. ii. NILLEfS, 4S
Bowery, opposite the old Theatre $50
DR. DRAKE, AIS CANAL STREET, SETS
La Sc of teeth silver ut ~ 10 sl6 on gold a.
SlOto s22 sectional sets 81 cents per tooth TEEN
filled with gold, bone cement, or other hlingS 0u cts
to $lper tooth. Teeth extracted without pain, 2oY
NEW ARTIFICIAL TEETH PATENTED
' in PaIis full aett from So and upwaIdS, ar
rsnted 10 yssIs Teeth fLed with god s9q I, ethSs
hsash Dsstst 81 Avenue g, nsa< ~ ~ w -
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SH III PING,

BILLS FL AND UPWARDS, ON
- Union Bank of London and
Royal Bank Of Ireland.
eGs WELLS, FARGO co.
OLD BLACK STAR LINE FROM OR TO
HEMIsPHERE s.il, Nov rs swallow hi Line i non
or W don-PLYMOuTH ROCK sails 18th Now
F Sr p".ssss or drsh apply TO WILLIAMS GuIoN
pASsAGE TO AND FROM THE OLD
Dram. on ENGLAND f Gs,SSIs Scotland and ws
-. mo-, The LOWEST POSSIBLY RATE.
eecmprsins In part the folio Ing maFnifcen, ships
wr. rap-ott HllerniA ,eneral Mcclellan.
f hn,sIenS, Grs attitude " Plus C.,r.
S SS%SisfSi xa. f fHsSii'l . HTisss7
''' ."' T%f sc RIF sf s'ffni tI CO.
S6o sc South street New York.
STEAM FORTNIGHTLY TO GLASGOW.
- LNoiIrol, Dublin. Belfast and Londonderry, iroui
Pier 81 N.H. Anchor Line Of steamship --Hibsrnis
Caledonia, Britannia, and United KinsdOm.
From New York-Cabin. sl2G and sico; Intermed,.
ate, -; Stecrpge, si5. Payable In L. ) currency.
TO New York Cabins s6S and $50 intermediate.
a.; steerase, sso. Payable in gold.
For p4saec, or further Information, apply to The
FRANCIS MAC Donald 4 co,
britannia sails "wednesday, Nov 90 Sts
STEAM To QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER.
ltCPoOL.-pENNslLNA sails Nov. 10th. VIR-
GINA 'ais Dec. Srd Cabin passaee .lgS steerass
Gl ION, 20 Broadway. 1855
v LINE fOE LONDON-SHIP DANIEL
rom ne Oh c6a nr or S a Available II al psr 70 q
Apply to TAPsCor'f BR0rHERs & CO. 50 south
| treet. 4i4
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EXCG kSl0NS.

HUDSON RIVER RAIL R0AD.-TRAISS
1Irom Chliubers St for Albany and Troy, and
psos North and " Get, at 30 \, N. and ~ n, 30
~, and 10 41f N, and On Sundays at 6.O0P n. from
Seth It. sleeping on 80 I. VI. train. $50
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GROCERIES.

Ii NcKtNNA, CHEAP WHOLESALE
IL and retail grocer, 10 New Canal ST. tetu cen FL
bridge and Allen. oOo barrels flour, 800 do. pots-
toes. $40
II McKENNA, WHOLESALE AND Retail
Allen, New York agT
400 BBIS. EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR
wv from Sl2 81 70 $i3 per hi, warranted and
delivered; no small tubs Of all made fresh butter
for family As ~ Soc per H. Just received 200 this
potatoes, ~ ~ to " 10 per bbl HeckeIs flour, +5c
per package; extra flour +bc. I lbs new buekvhea,
green and black teas, very fine, 81 20 per To-
best go good coffee, 3Oc, extra fine 4c; best cheese
nc. Poe. savod on the dollar at SUERWOODS cheap
store III NGrick st, cor. Broome. 2Gl
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REST RED ASH AND I.EHIGH COAL, ALL
sizes, screened and delivered ut lowest roducet
ntcs. TiioS. STOKES, cor. 32i st and 10Th NV. AIS
ElkST QUALITY GOALS AT REDUCED
rIices Large Nut ~ 90, stove and Ese III PER
ton. delivered from yards 3lS Bowcry and III
Greene st JACOB WEEKS sos
co FOR 1000 LBS OF RED AND WHITE
We Ash, nu, or small stove; and ell for egg and
stove screened and delivered from yards l5J Leroy
st. bet West and Washington, and 20 JACKSON ttIcet
RICHARD HEATHER. 80
&11 PER TON-THE BEST QUALITY OF
~ Peach Orchard, iehifh, Locust Mountain,
Scranton and Schuylkil, Egg and stove szo Coa
delivered ned from boatA and yards, q y OAK
u. JOHN DhGLEi. -
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INSTRUCTION.

DRIvATE INSTRUCTION AT TOWN
l. send's Academy, 2dO IIosery, bco. Houston o..
open day and evening for ladies and Gentlemen.
BOX keep NJ, writing, arithmetic, algebra. spelling,
grSnmar &C, taught without classes, Persons fitted
for any department OF business. AL
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MEDICINES.

4 SURE CURE For DYSPEPSIt-SINCR
the iutGOiuction oi Dr. Sulths DYSPEPSIA
ANNllilLAIOR, thoussnds have been cured Of that
hopes OF ever Icing relieved Perseverance with ths
remedy will entirely eradicate Dyspepsia frum the
systeIn. To be mad inNo. York OF Miller & Reed,
l,U Allen. cor stanton It and cor. Avenue ID and
ilouston IT. IN Brook moi j, /. Gi,y, cor. Myr-
tie and Franklin avce. Depot, i0 South Second ct,
Willianshureh. Price u cent per bottle. 90
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DR. WINS COUGH ENTERMINATOR, -
~ This Medicine, for COUGHS, COLDS, INFLu-
ENZA, aud all BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS hm
been before the public over - years and lie acknow.
leigcd hy .eycral eminent Physicians, who use
II III their prar,ce, to be the BEST compound before
TIA, public. II not only "killf' the Coush, but re-
moyts cause. Knowing the true value Of this
tice, can safely recommend 10 all vho take cold esai-
~, to get bottle, and ton It'll il In the first .xe,
and in n day they will find that the trouble has
entircly ccecd. Gcn'',l Depot 46 south seevnd st.
W lillian Abdrrh. To be- nph IN New York Of Miller n
Reed lSl Alien cor stanton ~, and coz. Of Houston
ct. and avenue u. In Brooklyn vi J. h. Grey, cor.
Myrilo and Franklin Ryos. 0CO
nESPAIR NOT-THE DRUNKARD CAN
LIE SAVED. DIR. ZELns FAMOUS
NERNINE POWDERS
has cured Thousands of cases and thousands might
yet be saved to their fanies and friends ii they lad
tried this positive cure. Gan be given unknosn 70
the paent. In coffee, tea other tuids. Sold only
At No. Do Division H. aud pa Eighth Nv, Y; Dr.
Aitkena 2sl Hudson Il, y. Y. Hayes, lIt futon Ct.
and Milne. 9lI Fulton q, Brooklyn pr. Loneatah,.
No. % Montgomery st Jersey City DI. Mercer, 22a
Broad at, Newark iG South I'd At Wisinsburgh.
Price ONf DOLLAR. BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
NB-The Genuine Dr. XELL'S REMEDY will never
sicken the patient Warranted, sent by mail. %
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: saD
g rs senersB Eeeeliet Y y
bssys n hia NOS Ger !

bssys II iii MO- ssss !
lsasI fortane. If nhiaas 'st plsecuaay
1sasssS 6lllBss asFshshls won
advertise in hsss yiis 8gglen ss4 p
= Abolition Board 81 suyervisors' won't
nv rive him cfanea. q slSaf NON the conn
~ sipingFosk at -four. prices Whsls the
sspSb AhksE d willing 10 do the same at
laAias nsnaeEatae 7 alssl:
y rssd 7, pay hils shpgs sEss
6ssIlsuasdsed aeisaza q ysaf FRI ofk tha y
d. SosrAsgrf suEll8 hase7doas for six
kundrea Bus nov tss Abolifioaisss |.
have got control Of the County 0byern--
taent, and the g whole business = gone
hhpi ,s-~-4hsy won't let BIN do he county
work aaIess he viii do IL cheaper than
tthe NospAREIEi A cIear case Of persss
eation |; the terrible g Abolitionists have
I 1smgled under foot enc Of his most
aacred right" the right to steal from the
paBlfe treasury. e0h I the eountty's in
/ dreadful staie." Merchants wont throw
away p,eaey by advertising IN his siekIy
sheet, and an q Abolition Beard Of Super
t7soFs" woas give him an opportunity
torob the county az he did ofoid. Wits
~ two dollars gallon and no chance to
steaii Wen, It's hard ease, ~ Kurnel,"
that's 50.
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AREPar

Il MEP@ME FA 81
hanessr - slsss iins CO..
er til seessh 81 sasl i Nth gre
cock and bun story Of terrible dssassef, "
the Fsdsral arnss. md nssy0us pscps ~
come seriously frightened o. seepsae.
thereof. Yesterday morning Ne reeeived
D. report ps0pIs siIasSliy sappdssd ne.
line Was dawn, when 10 esan@ 1he inaFinuF
bic OF. putting and painting ahsbst broken
ss.ssss y sAesssissAs.as. slsa:texE.h!z: sllsaa.,
sfMs, sssss ssa boss saas slsaeassar
Butler driven back ,-the whole Federal
arasss used upg aiipISaaa oat, routed d ssniA
siOn ana utterly sanikilsss, gfeas
many honest people belieYaa tho story,
and suffered much meatsl aapHy il ooase-
|queacs. But the joke Of the whole mat.
ter vas, the telegraph line was not aosrn,
but in perfect running order. The Ok
missed figure; be thought the line was
down, and considerable, favorable oppOE-
tanity for starting just such a, repofs
IS he would Ike % hear without tels-
graphic communication his story could not
be soaeraaicsed for several days, and he
s0ald thas do the Government . little
harm, 1t least BY dscOussging the people.
We would again warnouf friends against
placing any confidence IN these OK reports;
our nstaiEset comnu nication With therest
eftke world 3 by telegraph and whenes-
er you hear a story that purports to have
| come through quicker than the telegraph
can briBg il, there is reasonable ground
for doubt. Pay no attention to these yarns
tHstprofeSs TO come from " Omaha )" the
press of0maha receives reports BY the some
kae that supplies US, and when a
report is sent through, it is taken of at
both places at the same instant, and if
there is any bad news to come you may
be assured we'll get 1t, for our reports are
prepared at Chicago by a gentleman
| rAoas syasputhies are scholty With the
| rebels, and every item Of news favorable
10 them is sent first Every item re-
eeiged By US Is published, whether good
or bad our success as newspaper de-
Ponds upon giving ALL the news, on both
sides. we could accomplish no good by
suppressing an unfasdlAble report, for PEG
pie would learn the facts by other sources
in a few days aud the character Of the
Nonparen as newspaper would suffer in
consequence. We assure the people that
we will give them eeerythiag we receive,
at the earliest practicable moment, and if
there is any bad news aAoat the copper
head agent at Chicago will certainly send
it. Therefore if the OK brings you "bad
news in advance of the telegraph, set it
down as utterly devoid of truth-that he
reports the Situation not as it Is, but as he
would ike to have it.