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yIcu,Orapda.

Tn, .lp F. Wheeler, frou' 1isss0w ,s.eS quantity =
SspSsi. with iron loops sad head pain',SS Ion y so.
soasuss pctroen@i Feb s IL Be- si.o pissed ~
many nG. through dS' so sa Sa"arSs painted sss
, sn G seemed 20 ha,o been ba A., .so t =
r,ion Frb 81 on Georges passep ihousia. 70 yss"
aosiins 6inhrrA attached, spP"'"'' -
abaut anO tuns .,.,i,v a. h.y,u. auffN
an.
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INSPECTION WAREHOUSE.

TEAS-The demand continues fair and prices very hrn In
addition to the lots reported Yesterday we hesr OF 400 hall
chests natural leaf Japans SO do Greens 40 do DO ~ I'm
h order 200 do souchonss and go chests do at full prcss
TAPIOCA-We note sales Of 23 bars East India At lie
TALON f. in good demand, and thu market Is fIncr
r,s Of 2 O0 n al l2iG2f for Western the latter rate ioF
Extra, aud II. l2tc. for City. .
TIN-Bock Tin 4. quiet but firm 81 isic for straits Sc
for and bic for English OF Plates sales Of 30 boxes
Coke Tin have be, made on private terms.
MlSkY1he market Is shade inner. brit not very &C.
,ivs sales Of $50 bis 9d31c FOR state aud eJat5c for
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SUPERIOR COURT-sPECIAL TERs--MAecH l.-Befo
Justice MoNCKIPa
DECISIONS.

Edward Roach, &c., pgt. Daniel TaImagc q ais.
Order placing upon e calender ior tts b. jury
John H. Borse George Gates: Chauncey Tyler Ac agt
Charles Dmon; at. Henry ID. BrookUNi Same at
Wm II. WaSor.aH; John W Perry, Sc at Jbnles o. Oar
neT.-Orders granted.
Jules Wdeck est. the n. Y Central Rait0aJ Co-nler-
rocaiorics settled.
Esther McLaren ATT rsunah Mrphy.-Mot.on % yscAte
order of arrest granted on terms.
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spoken.

Fob T. IA, ~ 81, lon A. Bremen bark in' was "s''
Baltimore ioF Ctdl -. A., ,,lu h,,ss 10
Eel. H. lat A. j.; Ion. l6 is ship Alex Marshall a'"
Fsb IG l,, a. lon. 80 25 ship Lucy Thompson b0%a|
E.h ~ la II o. Ion - ~ ship New YORK, bound ,,s
FEB. u, lat IS %, lon "a TO- osiA Ceylon' n0in
10 70. tie Iiisllaud4 bearing W.N.w. % miles, w
KENTUCKY hence, IVES seen steering
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slaIppING ,NTEI.LlGENcK.
roRr OF NLw-YORK......,lAns,l
Cleared.

shn-Erp@s'ine t5rera.). Frclich. Bremen
Bsrks-Schiuer (Br MI, Beer. Bremen; Zephyr 8nnl
Small. Csdis; Heury Buck, Nichols. Msisnyas
Brgs-Ads ". Counery. Mcclellan, Ncw.O Orleans Mrssy
Nenhew: Baron de Cstine. Haskell Ellsbrthpo Asls
( Duncan: Isadore (Br.l. Wilson. Point Petre.
Seloonel--lIs'tie Los, Munford Boston 4. C. Hsv-as
Red FOX (BrL Riker. Vera Cruz, n. l.. McCpsdy / Co
sr. WITCH Tyler Washington; j. Lancaster, WlInA
Phi'aielpiis D. O. Floyd, RecAett, Phlsdelphs haI
Psrsor, Petty, CbsHystone.
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uuwvnRK DAILY TRrBuNE WEDNESDAY MARCH 2. 1854

ard 81. ,sa for Ertrs do Tercs Beef IL nsottve ee
Hams are quiet saes Of 50 bbA Western at $ Cut kests
arc firm and fair dsmsnd ssss OF TO pkgs s 81 0loc ior
Shoulder 31i3}c for Pkled Hama aud ltsc for Long G
Hams. Bacon in good request and hnor sses o.
boIe, at lltdIikc for Cumberland Cut, i2l0Hsc TOT
Western Shot Clear I2di2c Tor do. Long Clear and lfs
Long ibbe1 Dressed Hog. are heavy at qloc Ior re
Isl ri3ic for OLD and for The stock OF pon and
beef the packngysrd Of New Yofk and Brooyn haon
Aull L. III
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CHARGED WITH BURGLARY .--Willam Jones.
aas Clnce was arrested by Capt Jolnlas OF the Sixth
Precinct on Tuesday. The prisoner Is charged with
breaking into and obbing The Of Mr. Morris Rob.
erts No. LEI Eighth avenue. on the 18th Of March.
leoJ. lie was arrested shorty aferWsrd and held 10
bail by Judge McCunn but forfeited bis bail and fed
the city. About a week since he returned, and was
arrested as above. Justice Bowling committed HIM TO
the Tohbs without bail.
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,I,,,. C,o.. m, ,hr Po.,.nm..

For Geet Britain and the Continent, via Soullsmp
ton, BY steamer iianuonia, saturday hsrca -. ~ NJ
For Ireland by steamer Cisy oil London SATURDAY
March S... 10y m
ror Europe by steamer Damascus tuoey harch4 u m
For South Pacific and Central Anne rica, By steam
or Champion Thursday March 5............. lei IA
For California Oregon, Washington Territory ard
the sandwich Island. daily tSumdays except
Vdl Ard u "A
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cnrRr cALENn,R-qri. nAr

SuPRrlE CoURT-GKSIRAL 1ERa.-AdlournCd
TO ii'h us'.. M N 20
SUPREME -CmcuIT.-PartI .-Adjourred
for tho term Part l-Nn. "a I2s Si lls 6l3 30, So
o. 2iI IO,3 4ef ~ Il 1913. 3D. gs6 ~ ss, 49, if'
CoUhr OF CoMMOS PLBAs-STEcIAL TEN
For trial OF Issues OF fact.
SrPrEroR CoURr-TEIAL TEgM-Adjourned for
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IfrInM.

Ship George Uarbrt Mason Ne,. Orleans IS days MA
10 j. d y. Sr,i.l Go. -.
ship y. u. EytTson, Patterson, from Liverpool OBS"
Slltii Go.
Eais 4. CIV. Dodge. Jarvis. from ,
rrk Twilight. from . with loss OF hsure bead i0'e-T
a.. pfma. fua ooNsprL
Boil Expless HsArf. irom Port ROYAL -
Barh John FyG- Weaver. from Ne" Orleans - "9>"
Thomas Dunhau.
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COURT or COMMON PLEAs-sprciM TEss MARCH.
Before Judge CARDUkO.
UYrrgIQg

Brnckerhof agt CONFEDERATION granted on
payment $40 costs. iu,wer 'be ssrgat IN tye days
and h rfrcace md testimony taken TO stand, o. the OPT On
Of tar plaintiff u the reference i, vacated Coulter mnt p}
tie referees fees TO date.
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2S,6t- share'
Total Share Capital.........


The property would be more desirable were all these
creditors made propretors bu! tho process OF CONVEX
sion is not calculated TO advance market WAKES 1t
will on the other hand, DO steadily depressing ele'
ment for the higher the price Of the stock the greater
the danger Of a sudden increase Of shares by conyor
SION 1t was understood this afternoon that large
amount of sellers options in Erie have been notified,
including the 10000 shares sold at llS few days
since New certificates OF stock have made their ap-
pearance TO an extent which makes it reasonable to sup
pose that conversions quite active 1t was stated
upon the street that the Company had through its Ex
ecutiyc Committee sold "a 600 shares Of stock without
waiting for legislative sanction Those who know tie
President of tho Company considered the report as
speculative rumor. TO doprcss the stock and wholly
groundss i private sale of $500 oCo of stock in the
present condition of the Erie Company world be with
out excuse and is circulated for honorable purpose
The Cumberland Coal Co.'S report disappolnts
holders Of the STOCK but the property is really just
where il was in December, when the mortgage bonds
were renewed ct a round commission and added to
the debt The price of she stock has been advanced by
speculative clique from 90 to 70equll to So OO0OOO IN
market valuein 90 days. but the mines remain as
they have always BEEN vaueess, far as regular IN
come is concerned. Tho speculation has been on emil
nent success but tire time to buy has long since passed
The aggregate exports of produce and mer-
candse exclusive of specie FOR the past week was
e.. 596520.
There has been introduced into the General
Assembly Of Ohio law authorizing railway companies
which have or may in future issue bonds convertible
into stock to increase their capitals TO amount Su
ccut to enable them to comply with such agreements
Bondhodcrs can at any time demand the stock which
70 be placed on the footing with the old stock
The President at each annual meeting is required to
file detailed statement Of the bonds converted and
the stock issued and the law TO take effect Immediately
Under such law as this the bonds Of the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh can be converted into stock.
The Exports of Specie from the port of New
York have been
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RECENT. Produce.

MARCH Ia sO0 bbls. Flour 3s bbs. Whisky at57 bbl'
Corn Meal IUg bars Con hea ~ 800 bush Conn., 10 sd
Oats ron bush Rye pk,s hhr.. a1n1 pixies Provisions
$50 pkg Lard S62 kegs Lard. os Dressed Ho.', LOO ss
Butter, 600 pigs Petroleum.
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sailei.

FrB. 1a-S'ramci CshawbL
Nar. MarihAs tiucs art . 900 ,,lsa
Lu-.--Laiy Dou-lf, Martha Sophia, flkeft hiis'''
nuts.iisl. Unione Water Lilly. ,.,...,, j.
S,Ioontrs--S4iadln, Suwasset, buria Nista i0'A
Mansfield, jas. BsAer.
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TO ARRIVE.
pasScuuevs Arrived

IT, s'e5n7siip Pysmsn. from Byrs,er ta Soatls~y
John Outtu. B. Bradshaw and ady. Geo. Whke Mr. s.r
res NJ d. Roula Wln kuttruf and lady, Geo. Ws<s .
Cutting Louis Linder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02
LAW HNTE1iLrGEHcE,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-MARcH i.-Bsso

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-MaacH Before
Judge BRrrs
RETURN OF PROCEsS-SLA-H OASIS.
The Marshal made his regular return of process
this morning.
In case Of INTERPRETATION Of human hair Mr. Wicorson
appeared for the claimant and obtained
1e Judge announced that in consequence Of ndposton
would be able 10 hold the Court this week and judge
Shpnan would take his place during that time and coll the
calendar as usual
Before Judre SHPAhs
Judge Shipman subsequently, took the bench, and
called the Calendar.
The Of The United States as the schooner Josephine
bark Tay and ship Joseph AchorD being be for condens
tion Of these vessels for being engaged IN tie sade
called ia their order.
Assistant s. District Attorney Geo p Ardres stated that
day this he would be ready take these
and dispose OF them The Court accordingly passed them
Mr.. Donohue appeared for the respective cIainaas
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NURSERY AND CHlLDs HosrIrAL.-The tenth

NURSERY AND CBLD'S HoSPITAL.--The tenth
anniversary Of The Nursery and Childs Hospital WAS
held Yesterday morning tie large bah OF the Is'itu.
lion, Fits first street the Third avenue in the
presence Of large number OF ladies. From the annual
report, whoh read By Mrs. Mott, il nppcoTs tlat
tho number o. admissions during TIE past year WIS.,
women, -, children, 259; total a3,. Twenty i've
women lave been furnished with situations as wei
nurses. The present number Of inmates are women %
chi.Gtcn, lJ0 employees, lji total 80 The whole
amount received noladug balance 81 StCi o. on hand
last yea was SL@2;5 o. Tie expenditures were
Sle,uJ g. The medical rcport ~ lr. Swift spoke
ia'oratb Of the health OF the children Tie exercise.
were concGded with address by the Rev DR.. Adams
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Sga-pi,,... 6:31 Sts........ SOL Moon-Rses m I2
AIGH WATER IBls oAf.
sandy look 2:l8 Gov. Islsnd.. 800 Hell Ga.e.. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02

UNCoSDITIoNAL tNIoS.-A meeting Of The
Unconditional Union Ciub Of the Twcnty.second Ward
was held corner % Broadway and forty.seTenth street
on Monday evening Feb. 30 and organization per-
fectcd BY he election OF the following named officers
and delegates for the ensuing year;
Pre.,deu George T. Bradofd No.Proideut. r. l.. Dar.
rsgh r. kspp john Sessions Secretaries L. H. Gruusse
r. " Merchants Treasurer, NJ c. khngrnicd. d. sairs
CentIsl Committee, Geo &c Z Brac.d r. kapp, RI. us
ragh, Hugo Wet-udonok, q. Hunt j. =. Wild kobcrt
10y John Msl~r.oa, Sieuc Geo. Nor'er T. b. Glau
sko, J. q. Miller Benz. kocks.
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The following supplement has been applied
for by the Pennsylvania Coal Company from the Penn
sylvania Legislature:
Supplement 10 Act 20 fHcorpordf, the GtiHgfOn Coal
Company, &C.; That the Pennsyvaus Coal Company inco
poaied IN Of act ofe General Assembly passed
April lG 1888 and the supplement thereto be and they
hereby sthored to purchase coal sud also TO hold by pu
chase lease for the purpose Of Carrying their operaOn
IN additional quantity OF land in the County Of Luzes not
| e1ceedAs 600 acrts.
First National Bank. Of the FIRST Ma
IONAL BANk Of New York required by % OF the OF
Congress. ITO provide National Currency &c." the month
| ending February q, las
and Dcounts ,3Ot,7O7 -
Average Of Specie snd Legal Tender Notes. JOOl1g 20
L ANtfhfe amount 81 Depcsie I,osDb-boI 10
City aud County Of iok - Samuel Thompson, Presdeni
81 Bank Of beus duly
- the above statement correct 70 We best N ms tnodse
/ AID DeifL SAM l. C. THOMPSON, Prrsdent
s-on before tbs .).A day OF Tebrlsry, ls,.i
Go D. B.ru, Notary Public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02
STOcE MaRcu I. 1876

SPELTER is arm and IN fair dem,ud sales Of 70 tuns Bel
gn AT 6ge pavsbe in gold and small lots Of Siesian Of c.
ia cur .tcy and Lei 20 M llr., cash.
SEEDS-Coyer seed continues in sctve demands sales OF
$40 bag At 3talslc. H. Timothy Seed quiet but steady
AT 436 % y bas Of % ~ Rough Fax Seed il scarce and
held with increased 81 - 80 y bush OF % 10 Lin
seed l. scarce and Arm - OSd ~ 10 y bush Of ~ Tor
Calcutta and ~ IOd al IS for Bombay. .
TOBACCO-The inquiry is but nodcrate sales OF bids
Ky al gdI7lr Al bbls nsyaus private terms.
MONTHLY OF STOCK IN fHs SsT FORK TOBACCO
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-MARCH l-3sfor
Judge NILSSON.

DECREE OF DISTRIBUTION IN rRUE SUIT.
United States sg Fla Morley her tackle and
cargo.
The Judgment Of the District Court in this case
having been affirmed appeal District Attorney Smith THIS
morning received final decree of distribution OF the proceeds
Of tire above vessel, amounting ~ S33, T5j 81
The United States Santiago de Cuba soae shores In
this capture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02


There 70 the stock Of Pork Of eA6 bis OF
which 1901 bb- consist Of Westen Prime Mess, AMI de-
crease in the stock of Beef Of % 0i3 bbls and tcs
PETROLEUM eonnu In limited request and the market
lacks bnoysncv sales Of bbl Crude al c for high rav
Is (but prime held 29d29c) and 2700 bbls kehaed at
ibi n nc. for bonded aud 50 soc. for free.
RCE-Though the transactions reported to-day livery
heavy there l. rather inquiry and prices tending
waId sales OF 100 bbls Plra at 9td9 80 bags Ran
coon :, 8d 8tc and 100 bags do In bond al 3lc.
SIGARSThe weather has ineriered with The busneP. IN
Raw Sugar, to-day 10 extent but still the dema'd Is
very ir and holders asking C. n advance fsr
Refining is quoted az I3d3lc and good do 3tdlc. Sales
OF about 40 bids 1T 5G for Cuba l3 i'c for e"
Orleans and 8l hhds Demerara private terms Reancd
are steady al ia u Ice. for Ilbrd-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02

Noth-Aibsny Buffalo and csnsdas .....ss m A.. !.
Month end West Way Mail.
southern and South Western Mail. a.. 8 a n, n - Y
E, ~ =, - and a.
no" poit anu a. Niytr.. =
The Long Island Mail closes al !.
Sunday hails-On Sunday all m ails close Al ltn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02

SUPREME COURg-CHAxBERs- MARCH i.-Before Jus
tre BARNARD.
DECISIONS.
Bridget #. Smith agt. Patrick Smth.-Report
confirmed and ndsmes OF divorce granted from bed and
board
Henry A. Mott ct al sg.. Lazarus sr,e ct al-Motion
denied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02
First National Rank
Misunderstanding RrrohrEp ron ras y. Y, TnInrs,

AsHES-Tbe rn1ro, Is less active, bat !. steady at sS
for Pots and Z 10 for PeBris.
COlGON-We still find very dun market snd considerable
deprrs ion IN prices sales Of only few hundred bales Of
thout 10 fOr Middings.
COFFEE-With reduced stocks ond prospective light re-
ceJts holders very full former Tlte though the
demand very active We hear Of sales Of cargo Of
about 0 Santos 70 arrive; 50 bags Jam,ce sud 10
basG AusostgTa on private toms.
STOCK MARCH. 1 1868
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02

Same time IN !B18. az 30 same time IN
Tho Northwestern Railway earned, third
week in February;
lGf.......S246l5 90 IlG63..........S2l91 2 o.
Increase (S4 per cenI).........%j'VlE Ia
The following comparative statement shows
the average condition OF the leading items Of the Phla
.lslULiu hanks.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-22
"Chargc, Temple. charge; on. Traitors on
Or just as dorgs were gone
-Petaitma Journal and Argue.

PEAcE.-The Democratic party howIs for peace
peace on any terms. Less regardless Of honor
than Southern traitors, its adhcrents would &C
cept peace which would bring dishonor on the
whole people of the North, East and West. That
traitor-sympathizing party must certainly fnd
consolation in such manfcstos as the following
from the Richmond Enquirer of Oct, 10th, 1868 :
Save own terms we can except no peace
whatever, and must fight till doomsday rather
than yield an iota of them, and our terms
Recognition by the enemy Of the independence
of the Confederate States
Withdrawal of the Yankee forces from every
foot of Confederate ground, including Kentucky
and Missouri
Withdrawal OF the Yankee soldier. from Mary
land until that State shall decide by free vote
whether she shall remain in the old Union or ask
admission into the COnfederacy.
Consent on the part of the Federal Govern
ment to give up to the Confcderacy its proportion
of the navy as it stood ut the time of secession,
or to pay for the same.
Yielding up all prctention on the part OF the
Federal Government to that portion of the old
Territories which lies west Of the Confcder-
ate States
An equitable settlement on the term, Of our
absolute independence and equal rights Of all
accounts of the public debt and public lands
and the advantages accruing from foreign treaties
These provisions, we apprehend comprise the
minimum of what must require before We
lay down our arms. That i, to say, the North
is to Weld alive, nothing. The whole preten-
sion of that country to prevent by force the
separation Of the States must be abandoned,
which will be equivalent TO an nyowal that onr
enemies were wrong from the first and, OF
course, as they waged causelcss and wicked
war upon us, they ought in strict justice 10 h.
to, To-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-22
WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL.
What an Enslaved People We Are!

To hear the harrangues of the men who follow
Jackson Temple around on his Quixotlc mission
in this county, one would infer that the bondage
of the Israeltes in Egypt, was full and complete
liberty in comparison to our condition as peo-
nile under the Government of the United States.
wide mouthed traitors stigmatize with remark
able freedom, our Government as the blacklist
despotism the world has ever known The reign
of Terror, under French Copperheads, is de-
clared to have been mere child's play in COM
parison to the horrors we endure under the Lin
coin Despotism. We are, it seems, all in chains
And as we listen to the bold orators of the Tenn
pie Troupe, we almost fancy that we feel chains
on our limbs and minds, and We groan to think
how down trodden we are, and how hopelessly
our letters are riyeted. We look around the
land, and we behold bastiles crowded with pris-
oners We peer cautiously and discover gibbe!s
on every hillside, and the instruments Of oppres-
sion on all sides
twith more that's horrible and awful
Which to relate would be unlawful
We leave our home in the morning and bid
farewell to wife and children, not knowing on
which gallows we shall swing before sunset. As
We move cautiously through the gloomy streets
the armed police of Lincoln jostle us rudely and
jeer at us ruthles1ly. We silent, solemn
sad. We are mum, even with our nearest neigh
Dor we feel that is not safe to say boo We arc
afraid horror hath overwhelmed US. We are
indeed a nation of slaves. What is to become
of us unless that valorous warrior, statesman
and patriot, George B. Mcclellan comes to our
relief. It is true We have free churches, free
presses, free schools, free speech, and when the
Democracy are around, we at times have free
sshisky and free fights, but what of all that when
we are all slaves, all the yerest bondmen. 1t is
rerilr truth that we have rebel presses, loyal
presses, cheese presses, Prices presses, and a
press of business in every department. Then
we haze religious newspapers, Jew and Chris
tian, and we have Infdel papers, and papers in
German Spanish, Italian and French. We have
Jewish gyBagogues, Christian Chapels, Chinese
idol temples, and with reverence be it said, we
have Jackson Temple. We have Methodists
Baptists, Epscopalians, Romans, Free Thinkers,
Spirtualists, ardent and otherwise, We have
Mormons Of one wife, two wives and thirty
wives. We have Turks and Tar Heads, and even
Traitors, all worshipping they please when
they please and where they please. But what
avails all this-are not all slaves? Yea, We
are the oppressed and distressed OF all nations,
peoples, Chimes coors Our only hope is in
George B. Mcclellan, Jefferson Davis, and the
total route of Grants army. Temple is the
Liberator; let us all rally TO his pure platform
and pons principles
"Chargc, Temple charge; on Traitors On
Or just dorgs, ire gone
-Pefnitsma Journal and hrrus.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-22

TUE REBELS AND OUR PRESIDENTIAL ELscrIcs
The Richmond Examiner, Of Angus. Sd, TIM,
refers to our Presidential election:
1t is singular to remark, that these States have
not only profound interest in that foreign elec-
ton without votes 10 influence it), but are erer-
es'ng most controlling po,rer in deeidingH. They
are also fighting in the Yankee Presidential cam
paign, after their own manner. If Grant is en-
gineering for Lincolns reelection on the Chick
ahominy and Appomatto1 while Sherman is log
rolling for him at Atlanta, on the other hand
ne regard Gen. Lee a, pips-ptayer for the Demo
erdhe Convention IN Chicago; and Gen. Early, il
is sad, has gone over to stump the State, Of Ma
ryidnd and Pennsylvania for the Peace parfv. A
certain war politician, named Hunter had en-.
gagements to meet Early on the stump. but it i:
feared he will back out of them and there i
probably nothing to prevent our eloquent adyo.
cate of peace from sweeping hoes Stata,..
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-22
An ErIroME OF - JEFFs " LrFE.-John Went
worth, at the late Chicago meeting, said

AN EPlTOME OF JEFF LtFE--Joun w cE--
worth, at the late Chicago meeting, said
" jefferson Davis entered Congress about the
same year that did. have met him often and
knew him we'll. But there was this difference
between jeff. Davis and mel paid for my edu-
cation, JEFF. didn't for his. He wa. taken AT 4
tender age and placed at West Point, and your
father and mine were taxed to pay for the in
struction that rescued him from oblivion. We
made the very common mistake Of Judging by
his head rather than his heart, and did notice
the viper that was coiling there and which WAS
nursed into life to sting Us if possible to death
When his school-boy days were over, JEFF. wa.
sent out West-out West here a: the Government
expense-and spent ayear or so surveying around
Calumet, fishing and Longing and shooting
grouse at Government expense, and eating them
himself (Laughter.) He then married into the
Government his wife being a daughter Of Gen.
Taylor who was supported by the Government ;
went to the Mexican war and returned to become
Secretary of War and to Willy the gallant SCI
diery of Illinois for their part upon the field OF
Buena Vista For this Governor Bissell called
him out. but on this particular occasion Jeh.
didn come out Great laughter