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Special NcIiess.
A stupendousL Legislative Conspiracy.
NETWORK CITY
TO BE
A PROVINCE OF ALBANY.

THE SUNDAY MERCURY
hes authentic intelligence conspiracy against the ELEC
TOKAL RIGHTS Of the Empire City. which /; 70 DC CON
sumated AZ the next session 81 tho Leghre Ihe psrcu
lar. will De Published In The Sunday Mercury OF
TOMORROW MORNING.
appears from the disclosures that the Commercial Metropo
liz IL to be put under te thumb Of the Agricultural and Back
woods interesa she IL not TO have voice In hef Own be.
half Tine PROPORTIONS contemplate COMPLETE RENOLU-
TION IN Municipal Government The City 10 bo
drcted the present fire department wiped ont; the rank
and he OF the Community practically dsrsnchised and the
Erre City to be cut up into slices and sold the highest
bidders By Legislators many Of whom hr City Hall
The news Incredible 1t may seem, l. TOO TRUE.
Let all no wish 20 obtain full knowledge Of Of tho
arocious schemes concoetod for the -
AMUSEMENT OF GREAT CITY,
and the virtual abrog.tion Of chartered rights
READ THE SUNDAY MERCURY
Of
TOMORROW.
No pains have besb spared obtain and sin the scts con
neeted with this shsnsu bssensss the object being to give
the citizens Of New.York
AUTHENTIC IMPORTATION
al the earliest possible nomsn In relation 10 subject Of such
viii interest.
The CIRCULATION Of tho SUNDAY MERCURY-which
IL THREFFOLD greater than that OF all the sunday
Pspsrr cornbinsdhas been obtained by presenting the
LATEST, TRuEST AND FULLEST NEWS
eli matters that nearly ths rtoress OF the
City and OF the people large ord no expense thought too
treat no labor too srduo that lends In snJ wa. to the
sceou p.ishnaeni Of this important ob,oc.
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Sparkling Literary Features
TO.MORROW'S
SUNDAY MERCURY.
WIT, HUMOR AND LOCAL ADVENTURE.

To;nonows issus Of The GREAT SUNDAY NEWS.
PAfEI Will contain. IN addition to The News of the World
up TO hour dawn. il every d.r aSInent Of public ut.
grnoe sdeicous dish ofTAiIE Xix including scspiLsi
Cars so9n, r q ~ Twsrt 81 e ns .iiy
' ,s NJ Vr III GIuG yIson Es6by sllg-sous
d, ir,,i vrA"DED VOLUNTEER and his friend Presi-
VaIiS =" ~ y prevention Of fhosphoric and BLACK
g., DlARIsaii and great variety Of SPICY
and cauitri1ug Ant aid Literary EOtces and Personal
I.eTrs
An accour, Of, LATE IMBROGIIO ~ UNION SQUIRE
IN which the pers 81 rsuchtres. set forth a for
the mora neht Of whom may will appear, aud
hoped VIII lave due effect upon sinners Of oil sses sizes
aud clasfos
The EDITORIAL MELANGE will be particularly
rquan md interesting AnIopy is subjects wil be- TIE
DEM0RALIZATION OF SOLDIERS WIVES. The ar
re rree' this head vii rres,s curious picture Of the style
II Wish folygny IA progressing ia the While ; very
IS going down IL Tie van. A STRANGE DIVORCE CASE
in PHILADELPHIA will BE- shown up. ana the whole OF
this department o. the paper wl be erinenty Instructive,
ssiiric9i enh amusing.
III brief the whole pepper will be worthy q the inense
reputation # THE SUNDAY MERCURY, and Of its popn
kitty svinced by CIRCULATION IhhLE TINES
GREATER than tLai O! I'll its UALTING COIEMPO
RARIES COMBINED.
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Business Notirc5.
EALg's HONEY OF uoREuoUND AND TAR
For the Cure of

EALgs HoyEV OF uoREuoUYD AND TAR,
For the Cure OF
CoUsgs. coLDs lsFLg ESzA, HoARsEsEss DrrcuLT
Bsg,rHrse ArD ALL AFFECTIONS THE THROAT,
BRONCHIAL qUBEs LuSes,
LEADING TO CoSsrNPTioS.
This atbo remedy composed Of the Hoaey Of the plant
Corehound in chemical raioa with 7y Bal extracted rom
sAs Lrpr PRINCIPLE Of the forest 5ie, BaDa,
Balm Of Gles1.
The Honey of Horehouni sooti,s ono 'easer all raons
cd inHsmmatons end the Tar Balm eleasses GaG Aea the
thEos aud passages leading tie lungs Fire sddiona
Lyrsdieats keep the organs COOL moist and in heathl
Con Let prejudice hinder you from testing this sovereign
remedy Of usTious physician and chemist. who himself
thoroughly tested years In his extensive private practice
Il .le and pleasant the TarBAn being catey free
tI,r the offensive qualities Of common .sr.
PRICE. 30 CTs BOTTLE.
For sale by al Druggists.
CHAgLHs DowsER General Agent,
No. - IedGT.st.. New fCr6.
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10 ALL USING STEAM POWER.

Twenty per fuel saved and perfect regulation
e. the motion effected, by using
: "srxwARr's PAryxT Crr-ORY Asp GOVERNOR VALVE,
e. Marine and Stationary Engines.
No change Is required in the engine boiler so the tpT
esion OF this Cui-Of.
All communications should be addressed to K. SrEwAsr
e. Co. No 81 Pe1rs, Nevs-Y0rk, TO the MASUFACToRT
Slnirs, NY
We refer eli interested in Steam Power to the following
parties, WHO are now using sTIwarr's CUrOTF:
prupes Ockershausen Co.. Sugar Reiness, Nos 4es iss
esd 40 Wastins.ont.
Teaoa oil0ye Machine Manufacturing Co., Trenton,
Erie nsilwsy Shop. Port Jervis.
N.YCR. R. Shop, Syracuse.
International Grain Eeva,ns Association, No 81 Pesfs
ts,york.
J. T. Van Ripper supt. Novelty WORKS N J.
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NETWORK DAILY TRlBUNE

HALLS
VEGETABLE SICiLAs HAIR RENEvEu
Has proved itself the best preparation presented to
the public which Thousands who have used It
ready TO testify.
A few applications Of It will
change Brssh, Dry aud Why Hair to the most
BEAUTIFUL SILgFs irRssgs
II the Heir u falling OF becoming gray the use o. 'he
RESEwEB viii surely arrest its decay and to assume
ia short time, ALL ITS VoraKB 1t completely
eradees Scuri and Dandrut kills hair eaters 90 Destructive
20 roots Of the Hail AID ALL Diseases aud Asmogs
OF the Scalp
AS Hair DRESSING the
;...>, SNlI'A" LAIR RESEwsR
!" uneqnaeo. 'tl- purely vegetable.
oyer IT, FEowNG That it WI ering Back tho Hal: to Its
Oiena Coior Promote ~ Growth and in nearly all cases
ha fallen of will It, un.sshe reI'on very
lois u not like other preparations making ne haif dry
e"o tasty but Will Keep moi't, so and Glossy Any one
~ho has I'D the Renewer will testify 20 the Truth Of
statements regard to X. T. HALL Co, Nashua, ~
Il, Sols PIoprieoTs.
DgnAs BARNES Co.
No. II PARK Row New York,
Wholesale Agents.
NB-Be very rsrticuier and sst FOR Haas sioirAs RE-
NEWER IS there is worthless imitation N tie market
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GOES COUQH BALSAM
CURES COLDS AND COUGHS
GOES COUGH BALSAM
CURES GROUP AND HoARsENEsS.
GOES COUGH BALSAM
CURES SORE THROAT and all LUNG and THROAT
COMPLAINTS.
GOES COUGH BALSAM,
The r,es. Bottle for The least money-.he best remedy o' al
Diseases of the THROAT CHEST AND LUNGS,
IN existence.
From tho Pastor o; George Stree. NJ. Z. Caurch, New
Haven;
winter and find it an Invaluable remedy FOX Coughs and Colds
Every family should be supplied with IT, J. SiMMoNs'
NEW YORK June -, 1869.
w r. Cor ESQ. New Haven, Conn:
Dear Sir Tie lady TO whom you sent bottle OF Goes
II, effects Please send six bottles by express
YOU, te,rectluly, GEO b. SHERMAN,
No. "a ti.th g., New York City.
DrTnorr, June q, 1854
M.ur. c. @. CLARK & Co.:
Gents. We have been selling Goes Cough falsaln fo,toon
one wear IT, popularity indicated by the fact that sells
more bottles than any cough preparation in the market Tor
lh- time that 4. la, been known We and our customers
can spesl In the highest terms Of its merit.
Ee,DectiIY ysgrg FARRANp, SfiEELEYk CO..
Wnsesale D.agg..is, Detroit, Mich.
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10 raE LADiEs os AMERICA.
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS,
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS,

LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS,
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS.
TIE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY.
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY.
cure al. complaints incident to the and ali OBJ
sruc;ions OF nature from whatever cause producing health
ysor. and strength.
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS
are better than oil pills powders aud nos'rums beings fluid
prsrsrnon their action drcc. and positive and |. needs
nothing bat good Common and under the
reason why they ell those ills to which the female system
sibjece with dispatch and degree Of certainty which
nothing but scientifically compounded fluid preparation
could reach They are. In the most obstinate cases.
RELIABLE AND SURE TO DO GOOD.
EL.IABLE AND SURE TO Do GOOD.
AND CANNOT DO HARM
AND CANNOT DO HARM
TO the mos delicate constitutions
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS viii certainly p'0oue' the
regular return of nature dsy or two before tho ex
n.c,d n.d and (. maxim in profession that pro
venton 10 better than cure
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS have been ured BY over
,aoussud sdies within the past sx months and
the testimony OF all 10, "h surely cures"
Sen, bv mall or s1press to part Of the world. The
rd now GENERALLY selling them 81 Is per bottle; but
ssn, by mail requires 2sc additional to prepay postage
T HIN l.. LYON MD. Pr,e.icins Phy,csn, No. iss
New Haven Conn, who BE- consulted either
osT,on.y or by letter concerning diseases and female wssS
G. @. CLARK Co.,
Ncw.Hsven. Corn,
0easral Agents for United sssssa
For sals In sv.Ysrk BY
DEMAs BARNES Co.
No. 81 Psrkfew,
r. C. WELLS L Co.
No. lis Fssskln-A.,
II. b. HELMBOLD,
No oe< Broadway,
Add " pruash pad Apashssgs' IN the NY md country
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HEEDERsOy-enidcriy. on Friday Dee , { nj. dsr:h
~ Of James and hAenoTs Henderson, syed rs ye,f sud
The ihends Of u. family respectfully invited to en1 tho
tns, itol TIE Iese"S &c, q rt f',s a. COCOA Oh
HtRNiSGfoE-At III 81. Joha,bnry. vermont, on Tue.
day Nov 20 ll. ofyphoid fever George Youngest Of
AadsoS u haugtoD, '-io o. s city aged years sud 10
LE0NARp-At Ne,vtursh. r. Y. on Thursl,, De-,
Zphs hoyc, daughter Of Io late D. CHA. JSoiard IN her
Tc lies and .,r. Of The g- ore invited to attend the
rnreral o. - Gcors'l Chuflh, Newbursa, Oh Saturday
Do. siS oc'cek ,. m.
Mon.esih d BqaiIo.
Her fmefn w iale pl2ce 81 Albany on ss,nray Dee ?
NICHOLSON Thursday, Dec. !, 1855 Emily r. dsn.hter o.
Dr; Truman and sassh L. nichols aged yesr' months
Tho relative and fend Of the family requested attend
her funeral without further notice. from the residence Of eF
parents, No 20 Ea- Broadway. ca Saturday the ID lst
O'CO&NOR-on Thurs8sy, Dec. L. Hannah, widow Of
The friend. Of the ,snv invited attend the funeral
Saturday nenng the "a inst az icy olocS from her 1T
;ihe Church o. St. frauc. Xayie siIeen,as. pevous
y . ~. srinen, IN Calvary cemciery.
ham, aged 10 yosrs, nonhs and isdny'
OF Ia. Aleghsnis Lodge No lss o. 90 w. respect
fully invited to attend his funeral on SUNDAY Dec at u
o'cock from bis late re,idsnec. NO 2s5 Centre.st.
POST-On Friday Dee Jno a. Post ~ the 10th year OF his
The friends ard relative. Of tie family rc.peealy nvi,e
u h.scAi ~ iNiit.u Hoi4 lHp 'ivAet ~
Reformed Dutch Church, Psssic al lO oclok Mondsy
Dee ;, 1864 without further notice The csrs leave foot Of
Ghanb-rs-st a. 3! ..
POEEHS-ln Brooklyn, o Friday, Dec. 2 ~ II. Powo.s,
In the 45th year Of his axe a.,
T- reat yes and friend. f'nly invited 10 attend biz
funeral on Sunday the 9Th inst. at O'clock iron The resi-
dence Of his brother ls" d. ". Llekeg No ~ L4iyee'
PFRRY-A Tauytovn. Friday, Dec 2 o. The rslent o.
Eis brohctoderic! Beers Perry Of the late Charles j.
ocJry, and member Of tho trn oil SAMUEL acL,aa Co. Of
Seis rk. lila remains WIN be tsLea 10 AuDsIa ivf nef
meat.
VOOD-On Svstnesafy, Nov 20 q disease Of The heart
Theodore Wooa, esq Of hoTg.1iowu n. j. IL the I'D
wear Of his
WFLTsCn Thursday Dec. 7 e cor-rs''or ~ h- lungs
Carrie daughter OF y. Jefferson aud Jesne Ne. aged
years, month. and II days.
F.uo services will be held a. the rcidrrce 81 her parents
No 2O8 Wet F!leentls, this day fSatudsyp, ut o'clock
Th- relative. snd ficEds OF tic family requested ~
etiend without further invitation.
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Advertisement
DANvILIK. Penn, June 2, leG2

DE-. WV. n. GREGG-DeaY Sir: LII February,
eeei WIS afflicted with sugar diabetes AID for FIVE
months passed than two gallons of water IN
sEen,y four hours. wns obliged TO get up rs often IS
Sen or twelve times dur ing the night and IN i've months
lost about fifty pounds in weight During the month
az July 1861 I procured two bottles OF Constitution
Water and after taking two bottles ! was entlfe!
onrod soon after regaining my usual good heath
Yours truly D. Y. J.. DEWITT
SOLD wholesale by MoEoN ALLEN. No. 10 CAh'st.'
end AL druggists
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H=HHH=
vigor for the Weak.
BIOkRENE;
LIFE RRirXrNATOR.

LIFE REJUyENAToR.
Tho Of TIL, powerful nvsorant may be summed up n
sfew words lieeyes with absolute certainty al d''aoi'
sf debility Of every type. restores the OF
haus,cd anmsl powers after long continued sickness PIE
vent. AMI premature decay WALKING 'ens'hIe
eny cordial to the arod iuay be relied upon by woman IN
all her physics. difutes harmless and restorative
is an aoe TO the consequence. Of early indiscretion In both
e.es can be relied upon specific for paralysis partial or
entire la, equal stomsche 10 cases Of dyspepsia 'u'
tain, only physical but the constitution itself
and all respects the best tonic dspua'ive and anbiou'
cordial in existence. Sold by DEMAS BARNES Co. No.
p esrkrow; H. T. HELMBOLD, No 39i Broadway.
One Dollar per Bottle, six Bottles Tor -. sod BY Drug
gss generally.
Sent by express snywhere. by addressing
HUTcuINGS HLLYER, Propri-tos,
No. 81 Cedarst, New York.
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" IS NOT a DYE.

II rs NOT a DYE.
LIFE GROWTH AVID BEAUTY TO THE HAIR
MRS S. A. ALIENS HAIR Rg,ToRER DRESSING An
RESTS rHY YA1 AND NEVER rAIs TO RESTORE GRAY HAIR
TO NATURAL colon. PRODUCE LUxusIisT GROWTH
For sale at Depot No 49, Greenwich.. and By all Drug
eisis.
The SPLENDID MAJoRITY.-Ihc public voice
srsn declared Ia favor OF the Knox Hat which &c be
yond question the haIdsomest fabric manufactured Those
who want nte hat agreeable 10 the eye and exceedingly
comfortable and which taxes the purse lightly, should not
fail to make their purchases Hnoxs velknowu and popular
establishment, No 22 Broadway, Of Fulion''t.
TO CURE DIARRHEA For q violent attack,
take two tai erooniris of Dr. T. H. T.IBoTs HrpicaTRD
PINEAPPLE CIDER every ter minute. uni |, checked
FlT sale everywhere. j.. j. BABBIrr, Sole Agent
Nos. "a oS t., o. g. 20, ~ and "a sshinton'si ~ T.
BEAUTIFUL LIFE-LiKE PICTURES.
Gates Nienste = Ter dozt Duplcaics ~ All mega.
Princes IMPROVED PROTEAY FOUNTAIN
pES. Satisfaction guaranteed Once linz write ten hours
J. ) lUEDy Co. Prorrietcrs and Sole Mrs, 3t5 bwsy
HILLS HAIR DYE. 5Ccts. Black or Brown.
Ge.abie. DEPOT NO. bsrclay-si. sold byal Dnrnst'
CHNCHLLA OvERCoATS. So; BEAVER. $50
70 SO; Lsquisux, SO to so, Pad |e,ts sld PANS
81. New Goods Tor ord Ted work
CSC. y. CLARK il2 IA WLlians-
THIRTY THREE SECONDHAND SAFEs, Of dif-
fereut nskeys taken 10 exchange. Por sale cheap by
MAHyiS Co. No 2t5 Brosiwsy.
WHEELER d WILSON'S HIGHEST PREMIUM
I.ocX-suTcn Swing MACHINES. no. az broadway.
WHEELER " nsONs BuTToS HOLE MACHINE.
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GOES COUGH BALSAM

the cheapest end best medicine in the world costs but
aoc The bos, contain twice any other at the
| .ane price. c. y. CLARK CO., Propris,ors,
New Hsyea, c..
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PIsnO.R0rtes.
WIN p. BRADBURY'S New Scale PIANOf ORTLS
have attained popularity SUPERIOR fret class Piano un
precedened In the history Of the trade Aftsr the most
thorough and tss by Gottschalk Mason Ms ssn
dersc a. Morgan Heller Timm Patterson, Frsdsl, aud msal
others Of ths potent Judges they are proneuncse
superior power purity richness equality oil tone sd
ofwokmsnhp See tbsir letter IN my last cur
culaJ wNsro9n. No VI Bt0Ome.t QUE bofa ca. eat Of
bIoAaw4x. "sa' D. oAAD1s"1
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Advert ssh.ent.l
FAIRLY KNITTING MACHNEs.-For min
md fancy Knitting simple durable. and e..onomicai
Invaluable to families, stores and oh"ntable instit,,
atoas. Dalton hNrrrfNG uAhy,vr 10 -
ANN -''" -. Broadway, n. Y.
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AGverti.cmenLl
THR WEAR AND TEAR OF BUSINESS LIFE
snakes suc tremendous drafts upon body and my d.
Chat without recourse 10 some SUSTAINING agent tiey
inust veNitaby give way under the pressure. Recruit
chem with that genial and pure vegetable tonic. Hos
SETTEP's BnfERs ard You viii ALWAYS have reserve
of vitality to fall bnck upon. Sold s7erywheTo n. \.
office No 81 Cedarst.
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Advertise lent
P. 4. Kennedy's Extra Fine Family Crackers
and Biscuits. CaDbrdgeport Mass Sold by all first
slass grooers j. y. hINo Agt ~ CoItlandt.st. ~ \.
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!, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 3, 1864.
Read the Certificates,
AND THEN Tpv

AND THEN INV .
WE GUARANTEE
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
TO CURE THE WORST
/ CASE OF DYSPEPSIA
IN EXISTENCE,
AND WILL PAY
$1,000 REWARD
for any eers. published which does prove on iavss
tsasion, to be genuine. &C. CLARK & co.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
CURES DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
CURES SICK HEADACHE AND HEARTBURN
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
CURES NAUSEA AT STOMACH. CHOLERA MoRBys,
AND DYsENTERY.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
Cures like magic all Diseases that originate in dsordsss
STOMACHor BOWELS.
The following IL from the Rev VIM. Stevens
Me.rs. EDrross THE JOURNAL COURIER: Hsviasbeen
This my xIss scino~ edrnsni, Is lie only renGnersticn
he appeared willing receive view Of hs PROMISE please
allow my stateInen place ia your columns.
For the last ten years have been Attic ed with Dyspe pss
at times bad that what ate at plight would d.oss the
morning and In the from morning until night
and have often without my meals through fear u was
whe suffering in this manner that tooA the afst dose Of
Goes Dyspepsia Cure Il stopped my pain In one minute
20 great confidence an H. AID 20 strong my spPenr
.hs went home and ate foil nea Of ham snd esg and took
lew drops Of the cure and enjoyed bests than any ee
have eaten in ten have taken only one bottle and
caunot e1rlsin bat confident ths, cured was
he who sad, one thing know, mat whsIes. Wa bind
now see.' WIN olL'ENo'
From tn. Pastor Of the NJ T.. Church. Madison, Conn.
have used Co.'s DYsPEPiA CusH IN my family end can
willingly testify 10 its value Iaed.cile. HksEI UIDEA
Madison Ct, June 3D. 1854 Pastor M. Z. Church |
attributed 20 it b. the ProprieorL r. b. VurrLA
New Haven, July q, 1854
CHOLERA MoRDra-Mesus. c; q. CLARK Co. fop rssy |
Coos DYSPEPSIA CuRE" for Choer. Morbus
high a. you please NY name. WA A. DicxzaxH
New haven JAY isoA
From the benefit derived from the Of Coss DYSPEPSIA
CURE in family prepared to say that never intend
10 DE without IT, and advise al who afflicted with Dyspep
al, 70 ,ry H. PHILAsDER Lgvia
Madison, June 20, 1894
Dgrrorr, Oct. "a 1854
nss.r. C. F.. CLARK Co: have recommended the Coz
s,ys GgAE AID Pi5S" :d ~ SSposr pia
Cusrox nousn; SURVEYORS 0vrIcs, Baltimore, Nd
Mes.fs. DExAs B.RsEs Co, hew.Yort; Please ,s send
It that such invaluable medicine "a not OF SAFE IN TINS Guy
signed, JoHS +. McJiLIos.
PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE.
Sold by Dfryyis:s everywhere
Nsw Haven, c., vfochssors
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AcTcrtisemeIt.l
LETTERS, No. 573 Broadway, is now prepared
60 sell his Ladies' ard Children's SHOES and Goats
fsia I'D Fancy SLIPPERS al prices 10 suit the times
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-23

Old Missouri's boys sre noble, true and brave
They will 70 into their own State, ii bat TO find
agraye.
CnoEUs-w.'re bound for .id Missouri,
So early in the SEASON
We're bound for old Missouri,
Cheer, boys, cheer
ia good plight,
And Texas NOW j. willing 70 give The Feds a
fght.
With Marmsduke's division. .nd shclby's go
And Price ior cur commander, we'll never fear
Fed.
First, We'll steer northern course until we
reach the Bluff,
And if W fnd the Yankees there, guess they'll
hO.lAr Suif"
Then we're going Up to Lille Rock to give the
Federals goss;
We're bound y hase revenge for OFT jenkins
'FerrE los.
With Fsgsn on tie LEFT thOre. and Csbell or
And Shelby il The centre, ven put ther, all to
flight
Then well 70 to 3It Vernon, just to SEQ what
we can So;
And if we End all quiet there, well get upon a
spree"
Wen charge upon Springfield in The middle Of
the day;
TIE LincOlnites there had better g-ts
Then On to st. Louis, the Abolition pen.
Wen make thera think old Harry Scratch has
20; into their dgn.
With MissouIians in the frontthere. and Texans
in the rear,
Then ~ the righ. and lsft the Jo.he. will
appear
The Lincolni.es there have always had the sway;
The time will soon arrive Tor JyT ~ have hes
WAY.
Old Lincoln is bla.hgrskite, I've told you that
before;
The Union liz has shattered. but can Ievrr 1t
restore.
Arouse. ye Northern Democrats Mcclellan is
your man;
If you want to do the thing that's just elect
him-1 you can.
Drive Old Abe from the White House, and turn
him to a snail;
Andy johnson to monkey, and ride him on q
r&il.
CHORJs-Ve're into No, 50 early in the
season!
We're into Me. cheer, bows
cheer
September lJt. 1861. SUNNY SIDE.
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-23

HISTORY REPEATING IrsEIF.-A cores
pondent Of the Anstin State Gazette, from the
Choctaw Nation re-produces 4 letter from Dr.
Franklin, written to Lord Howe commission
er on the part Of England for peace, during the
Old Revolution, a follows:
al received safe the letters your Lordshp SO
kindly forwarded TO me. and beg you TO accent
my thanks. The official dispatches III which
you refer me, contsin uoth.ng more than
what W. had seen in the act Of Parliament.
wiz 'Ohrrs of pardon On submissions; which
] was sorry % ind. - ii must give vnur Lord
ship pain TO BE- sent fsr on 30 hopeless bus
in-ss. Directing pardons 70 be offered to the
colonies, who arr the very parties injured -
presses indeed that opinion Of our ignorance
hasrness, aud ins visibility, which your uniu-
igrnard and proud nation has 70 long he,u
pleased to entertain oi Es; but IL can have ~
other effect than that of increasing our resent
mrnt IL Il Impossible VI. should think af sub
mis5ic tc Env. rnm III that has, with thr
most wsnton bzr5aIiiy aud cruelty, hurned our
j.. less towns ia the midst OF winter: rx-
cited the savh-es to massacre our tEraretull
farmers, ana our stHrcs 10 murder their Ins irTs
and y even now bringing foreign mrrcrnariss
10 drlH-e eur srtl iRrnts with blood. These
atrcclyus injuries have eEfIHr rais.cd every spark
cf affection Tor that parent country We once
held - dear; but, were il poe siblr Tor us 10 for
g-t NIX forgive tnem. ID iH not pOAsihln for uoE 4
IN an TIE frI i-h naiian) To forgive people you
have 50 heavily injured. You can never con-
rde in those AN Ielluw-suhirctS, anl permit thym
t1 ruioy equal freedom, ~ whom Cu Lnou yuG
have Fiven such just causes Of lssligg eamity;
and this must impel voar we're ,re again under
your govern nrlt, to eai4lvur tlr hT a1ing cur
spirit TN ths sevrrrst tyranny, sud obsirlcting
by every means in your power cur srowia, !.
strength ANA prosperity"