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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-22
News from Washington.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 18, 1854
opposed PEACE PROPOSITIONS TO THE

WASHINGTON, Nov. l8, 1864
THE PROPOSED PEACE PROPOSITIONS TO THE
REBELS.
The proposed appointment of commits
sioners to make peace propositions to the
rebels grows in favor the more it is Discus
ed. High Officials here in the confidence
Of the President unrcservedly confirm the
views expressed In the Herald, and say there
is no question that propositions alike hon.
Of able to both parties will SOON be made by
Mr.. Lincoln-proposition which will afford
an opportunity such IS will not again occur
to the rebels to lay down their arms and re-
sumo their place in strengthened aud more
powerful Union than has ever before existed.
THE CABINET RUMoRs. 80 - E
The anticipated changes in the Cabinet
are the prevailing topic of conversation
here The retirement Of Mr.. Stanton and
Appointment of General Butler in his stead
are regarded settled. The only question to
be decided is whether the Senate will con-
firm the proposed appointment of Mr.. STAN
ton as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
As this is doubtful, some alternative dispo>
sition Of the retiring chief Of the War Office
must be provided. .......,..
Among the rumors flying about to-day
in relation to the proposed Cabinet changes,
is one indicating Governor MOI ton as the
successor of Mr.. Stanton in the War De.
partment. Would not the Govsror, in
view of his inanciering antecedeuts, make
better Secretary of the Treasury?
1t is admitted that Mr.. Usher is to 90
upon the bench of the United State Court
for Indiana, but the prominent candidates
for the succession in the interior Depart
ment have not yet been developed. Mr..
Dole, Commissioner of Indian affairs, and
Judge Lewis, Commissioner of Internal
Revenue, are spoken Of but Il is understood
that Indiana claims this seat in the Cabinet.
The successor of Attorney General Bates
will undoubtedly be selected from among
those whose names were under considers
ton for the Chief Justiceship of the Su-
preme Court.
No successor for Mr.. Wells has yet been
named except those suggested by the
Herald.
THE DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS. II
The forthcoming annual report Of the
Secretary Of the Navy will be . most inter.
esting and valuable document, and will
show that We already have one Of the most
splendid naval establishments of the world.
built up during the war, and that when the
powerful iron>clads now in course of con-
struction are completed no European Pow.
er can stand before rs. Great q ba, ma.
eessarily been the expense attending the ere
alton Of such navy in time Of var. il !.
comparatively unimportant in Comparison
with the military expenses and in view Of
the result attained.
The President 10 hard at work upon bis
message, and the departmental report, are
generally in q, good statesof forWardpess
1t is thought that, with fbe exception Of
the Report Of the Wsr md Treasury De-
p'rtmsnta, they will 30 ready on the meet,
ing of Congress-. The imnsnss labor n
CURED in the preparation Of the reports ofI
subordinate BUREAUS of the War and Trsas
delay.
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Thu 10 the last number of the DAILY
RsonfIR which will be ssnt 20 those who
subscribed and paid for it for the political
campaign which has just ended. This morn
in,. We strike shout ono hundred names
from our DAILY list, which we hope very
soon to welcome again to our books. With
the new type in. which We expect soon to
dress TIE REGISTER and its enlarged size,
We confidently hope to be able to make a
paper every way worthy the patronage Of
the people of this section Of country.
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UPON THIS OCCASION l

COL. wBDDLE, of the L.: W. Va. Infsany' Will
return to the hands Of Governor BorsnAn, the Old
Flag Of the Regiment, nobiy sus tanned on msny
field .
Citizens admitted to the Han upon the paymsnt o
adm ssion Zee Of Is cents. go
Side Tables win be beautifully provided with refreah-
ments-
he fund remaining after paying expenses u 70 be
given to our Soldiers Aid Society. liza iuB1
JOHN BISHOP, Chairman,
JOHN E. WILSON, Secretary. ,''' >-''
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JUST PUBLlsHED-REBELLION IN
TIE NORTH.-Being the full details Of
the secret order for the ops,throD of Lincota..
Containing its declarations, oaths, charges,
signs, signals, passwords, grips, &c, &C., the
whole forming pamphlet of sixteen psg =.
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The government of South Australia an,
nounces its intention to expend 70,00Ol on
immigration during 1865. .z
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hoops LATEST MOVEMENT REBEL ACCOUNTS


HOOPS LATEST MovEhEnTs, REBEL ACCOUNTS.
Reliable information, says the Appeal,
from the army Of Tennessee, is meagre as
the details of its movements after leaving
Gadsden, but there is no doubt of its haT
Ing reached the new base Of supplies, pro
vided IN safety, and that she communities
tions to the rear from headquarters, are so
direct that no further deficiencies in any
department need be spprehended. A rail-
road communication that cannot easily be
interrupted, to Tuscumbia, is now under
the control of General HOOD, and he is 10
position to adv6noe into Middle or W est
Tennessee, ss he may decide the most
promising of success. ai,a oah ~ 1si
Forrest is CO operating successfully in a
quarter that will greatly distract the enc
my, an ] render any concentration against
our main forces almost an impossibility,
and, taken altogether,Iwe have every reas-
on to sptlcipste the most gratifying results
from what has beer and what may, DO ac-
complained. az W - Z 70 Z Tst q
The rumor of the capture of Decatur was
eauard. Our latest intelligence, which
may be relied upon, 10 that no assault was
made ppon the works of the enemy. The
federal report sntss. that Hoods &ass repul
sed twice. The truth 10 that he was aware
Of the strength of, the position and Of its
garrison, and made no general attack but
while his army trains, &c, were passing
westward, within striking distance, had the
enemy been unoccupied, demonstrations
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Admins tratiix' Notice.

A IL PERSONS Ying clai against the e,tste Of
"A Joseph O. Harbour, deceased, win please prsssmf
mem 70 hesry Harbour, at the store, No. 10 Main
oy required 70 make immediate rsyn@t !. : ~
Administering Of the estate of J. O. Harso ur Desd
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were made .upon the picket lines OF the en-
emyr which we're twice driven in.

THE RuN0R OF THE REINFoRcEMkET OF
f ATLANTA NOT FULLY caEDITED
q [Fpn dc colpnbus Sun. Eor4s.l
We have nothing ID confirmation of the
REPORT that Sherman has returned with fur
corps of his army to Atlanta, leaving Gen.
eral Thomas in Middle Tennessee with for
ty thousand men TO- attend to Hood and
Forrest 1t is probable that the garrison Of
Attdnsd has been .ein forced, bat not to tAe ez-
TINT reported. Thomas is known to be north
.of the Tennessee, but we have 70 means OF
estimating his force A few days will de-
velop the truth or Afalsehood of all these
reports. ~ sJSBsSf 81 IS Is
The New York herald., 1864-08-22
CONFORMATION NOTICES.

f,oRPoRATIoN NorICE-PuBLIc NOTICE rs HERE.
~ by given that sae Of Property according 10 law for
unpaid assessments on real estate Tor regulating grading
constructing sewers &C. WILL take place public auction
Al the Hail. IN the city Of New YORK Monday
lam OF November next NJ IL o'clock OF that
and b, continued from dsy TO day an The whoe sh all
sold The detailed statement Of the property be sold
ia pgb.shrd In the New YORK Daily News dsy newspa.
per prntad and published the city OF New copies
of be had on application az this ogate and
once Of the Daily News, y ordrr OF the Compro.ler
AUGUSTUS pCRDY, Clerk u Arrears
Department Of Finsnce bureau OF Arrears. Ausast 9.
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SALES Ar AuCTIoy.


= BuSNHAM, AuCTIONEER
A. hAGetFlCkNT HOUSEHOLD FCRNTTuRH
fiNzoforte, fSntrRs SistnAry. Br0nsea
hgonse and 0rmoa Chandeliers. Mirrors
Velvet and Brasssls CArpe.A
bfANiGg he7ul Furniture sure,
OAK DINING ROOM FURNITURE.
Chiuei n 1es, silver NKfs Al Table CALeEy,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On hf oAy honesy August - elcsant residence,
a. et = streath street between FtE and 81
SALE CoshENcIAS AT n O'CLOCK
irsw1tg ROOMS spera scs of Farm ture. covered with
erotaiel or he rieles description Wrto~ Curtains 10
aAteht ksgeres satuary MARI and BOOK.
ease nrQ with sata wood; Eucognnres ear Console
fs1s seVres and Dresden china Vases assert
meas oAerCasAs auction this scs
ROSEWOOD FIAAoFORTE.
Stool hnsic Sand, Books Muse satin CoVer ancient and
modern rsntings ~ eminent arssa Bronze Nlosk
sne year Bronze sAtnRTY and many and costly works
o. At snd krtlcss OF Hhts,snd Buffet Extension
face Chiu1 Dinner Set. SILVER are sheNsld Tabe Cut
erg Sofas Easy Chairs Pier ana Manle Mirrors Lace
ca iialns shteek Nhaneers-re Bureaus Besseads
sArtrooes Mattresses Feather Beds, sheets
Ccnnerpauss sud also large assortment OF and
kthen Furniture Sale pertnPi0ry NIB Parties Wish.
IN . st,ena tbs sale ~il take the fh Sixth
eAa and STAKES from the Astor House 81 Nicholas
Getopoh14a Holes leaving a. Sixteenth she
koUse.
The New York herald., 1864-08-22
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

A REALLY SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE
II In New Jersey. CONTAINING rs y best
aDd. besuiifu sud large buildings rich stock and
furniture Tor slsVO ca Long lalsnd pns bours rde
ssme building iof s6t0l County, % - acres Of
land. wb and very good build o. c11 splendid
Farm Of lf0 OF oo1 land buding
I'd and about 90 Nearux
Farm OF 81 acres of good and 3uidnss sac Farm,
B Of lanc Rood blud nsA ef0"s and tWo horses.
~ 6O0 Farm, ~ o. I'D gaod
fnrs desraby located, $3.50 Apply 10 J, n SCHULZ 4
90. No <Nsw Chambers street n J.
. spIRSpfp FIRST CLASS TENEMENT HOUSE FOR
"A ssje--peary new considered ~ the best y the
fpd hi ghteenth wara IAc aocsc y 70 ~ 81 ett
lo 100 feet four snd basement ias reu.1 in hr
scss tenants for 90 lease vii ic tas-n y -
suTet Itis splendid condition. Apply 70 dOhN hEF.
fRErcH. ais ~ r. avenue. ----.---
Tisg FlRI or NINETY ACRES FOR sALR,
"A thirteen miles In View Jersey uePf 4fVoi 4tst Fat1
Gne so,d huliiings. VII sell ~ grssi bargain. :,
?. IRELAND, "a P4ne sfeesi rooh -
A FIRsr CLASS INVESTMENT. SOME FIRST CLASS
~ Tenement Property the Fourth seven,eenth sno
pear NE CITY. cheap Appiy 70 JOHN X kobbbio' p
Nassau street ioon II.
FIRsI CLASS BRowT STONE. HousE FoCk
street Mrrhy H. scr 0i0 possess now Others
essrshl' ecsed $500 . and ap yarqs, soIe Win
fuTsltafe. ~ A. SEYMOUR, III BroAaNsJ
4 TlRsr GLASS AND HIGHLY ccLrtvlTtD FARM,
n ~ ecrss 1000 bntdnaa tvo slory and hsf house,
a. dr,of F miles New JersFg for ~ cbeEp. more
lsrd IN eslfet Aal kfsbncc aud Farms 20 80 scrce
s"''' : ''''' ". +. SEYMOUR ia Broadway
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INOR SALE-A CAT BOAT OF NINE TONS FOR RALP
her value sns s ~ complete orer very last and holes
board at the foot OF Canal street. North river
w Address stating eoor-age &c. Setter,
Herald oice.
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NOR sAIE-A PAIR OF BAY CARRIAGE hORsRs,
long tails stvsh drivers, sound and kird 10 hands
high well matched old th fall sold for want Of
use Inau re ut Norris stable Clinton place, near
Sixth avenue or at 20l Mercer street.
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NOR sALE-vERY STYLISH SQUARE BOX TOP ANp
n no Ton Wagon, coal box Wagons seat square
boz op Wseons also hand Rockawas and Bugges.
Call at Sc West Twepty.iourth street
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THE TUR r..

DED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUNDS CORNER oy
IL l0ftn street Sscond avenneA match win cone
o on Tuesday The 23d at clock NJ, for 500 20
harness three I've. G. Brooks names s. Dr. Bra
Vs." ~ UNCLE JOHN Proprietor.
T-NtoN COURSE, L. L-TRoTTING on WE0NEsDAYs
August "a a. OK ock. MR'eh FOR $500. hns heats.
hes IN In harnsss. Mr. u Mckee names D. 8. hen1-
non, Mr. WalEer names i. m. Irish Maid Also naGn
FOR 81 o. Mi heats best in s. 10 wagons owner nane5
49, o"Ae' SHAW WHITE. Proprietors.
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nor SALE-A STYLISH BAY SADDLE fOR CAR
r rage Horse long tail about IS hands high. Inquire
OF CULLEN CO., 81 South Seventh street, Williams
bur-:
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sP0aTlse.

DoGs goR sALE-oNE NEHFouNDLAAp DOG.
IL good Watch Dog Newfoundland Pups, llh. an 1Iey-
hounds small black and Terrier Scotch ana sk5e sr-
EieEs. Apply Al No. ii Roosevelt street JOHN GhA1.
ERANCIs BUTLER, NO. PECK SLIP. HAS AL6
u the choice breeds for aud sleek Buffers lnailDt
Mango Cure and Flea BNteiminator II per bottle
Buffers new Work ST. Dogs boarded trained &c. Medi-
clnes for all diseases
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PVsLic SALE .,
CAPTURED AND ABANDONED
PROPERTY.

G al BoGART AuCTIoNERRS. WILL SILL on
-. Tuesday August 2 At l0s O'CLOCK % Market street,
Household Furniture, sting OF mahogany Sofa,
lounges Rockers psrlor Chair Mirrors Dress ne Bu
resas Centre Tables Bedsead Brussels and Ingram Carr
pes Crockery, Kitchen Utensils Extension Dining Table
otoves Ac
q al BoGART. AUcTIoNEERs. WILL SILL on
-. Wednesday August "a a. lDs O'Clock At the auction
. OF Parlor Bedroom and kiich
- Furniture
N,Hos REILEY. AUCTToNHER WILL SELL THIS
day at l0S OCT ocr All the Furniture contained "a the
house No 22l Forty third street between Eighth and Ninth
avenues --Teie aietes Sofa Bottom Char. Ingram Car
PETS marble Top wsshssnts Feather Beds Hair and straw
kstresse MAHOGANY Bureaus wardrobe. Tables, mahocs
NJ and giii frame Looking Glasses dc
UN Writer'S AUCTIoyEER. WILL SELL THIS
w day O'Clock <5t Canal street, AZ the genteel
Furniture &c OF family breaking up phousskeepin1-Psr.
Tor brocael sad haire 9th: kgckng and other
Chairs Centre Dung and Tea Tables: PIER Gasses Cur.
tans Velvet Tapestry Three ply aud other Carpsis, oh
cloths mshorsny aud black wAnut Bedsleats, Beddlny
marble top Dressing Brreaass Washsands Toilet chi1.
GLASS, Silver Ware, stoves and great variety of oiaer
Goods for housekeeping
vVM Writer'S. AUcTIoTEHR WILL SELL, THIS
w DAY, ~ leb O'Clock al 6sj Ei2hih Avenue the sork,
Fr,urea Furniture icebor Copper Pan. Mschlne Tools,
&c-, OF q confectionery sac poaa-e rain or sains
The New York herald., 1864-08-22

NOR SALE-ONE FIRST CLASS TWO SEATED
Wagon one nrst class Rockawa and one light Express
wagon also drst class light road WAGON. Apply Al "
West Twenty street. between Sixth Seventh ava
The New York herald., 1864-08-22

DOR sALE-A TRorrIN1 COLT, FEARS ODD.
II lax hands; cah show IS by little training: war
ran ed and kind. Also good Wagon and Harness
will be soli Al bargain Inquire at 9s James street.
The New York herald., 1864-08-22

TOR sALE-oNE SIX SEAT RoCKAWAY, LEArHEE
top not much double OF Harness. all N
rooe order cheap Call e2 West Twentieth street, BE-
tween Six eth and Seventh avenues
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risre Horses black legs perfectly SQUAD and gentle, 70
hands IA Oh stylish old acton without ex
ira speed Price 81 Address box l7I Post Office New
The New York herald., 1864-08-22

UCTToN EOT1CE.-wILLiAM Writer'S. AUC.
tioneer Horses Wagons and Harness at auction nis
day at three r. at the New ork Horse bazaar Broad
way; corner Thirty seventh street See advertisement
der head OF Horses
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IJoR sALE-ONE SPAN OF FAY HORSES l5I
II hands high wears old sound. kind and very fine,
stysh drivers Sold for want Of Can be seen al sta
bic coruer of Twenty seventh street and Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-08-22

NOR sALE-A GRAY HORSE. YEARS OLD, II
hands high, sound and kind. and fast trotter MAy
be seen at Henry Nc Livery Stables SO and 81 Aort1
Moore street, between varick aud Hudson
The New York herald., 1864-08-22

J1oR SALE CHEAP-A LIGHT CURTAINED COACH,
Il number of hight Top Wagons 6ntt q the best ma:
teria warranted ard Road Wagons, second
hand the Carriage Factory OF j. LOCKWOOD corner -
l27th and Third avenue, Harlem, New York.
The New York herald., 1864-08-22
AUCTION NOTICE.
A UNITED STATES HORSE AND CARRIAGE

Flfth avenue OF Forty-fonrth street New York
Ae ropresors oeg cave o inform the ruhie that sales
axe pa py auction each Neanesasy and SATURDAY
hrcugho0i The year. ana losb ng dealing upon Le
part OF any oue connected wh the eskbaheRl Mn
any ci stances Qe allowed. horses Carriages gar
Dess intended for y ednssdsy shcula be
NC saturday pre ed ng eut viii be received unti NJ
90 hoaaaf Those nteneed for Sauriay sales should oe
sert IN on he "Wednesday
- rece' ret let. p N Thursday.
u > JoRDANd CO. Propr.elors
The New York herald., 1864-08-22

NOR sALE-A BRIGHT soEREL THoRoUGHBRED
II riding Horse perfectly trained sna and sound. WIN
harness required Apply Bancrofts livery stable.
81 Irving place.
The New York herald., 1864-08-22
SALES or REAL ESTATE.

A GOOD IEvEeTHgNT.-A REkST CLAss FARA, OF
~ 90 acres on kai. .road, good buidfass
hne orchards hghy cuvaied rendd vie OF the Sound
= ICELAND, 70. ~ Pine street. room l2
The New York herald., 1864-08-22

LHoR SALE-A BRIGHT BAY HORSE. is OR !!
hands high IL n good traveller, warranted sound and
kna; would sui truck cart or down cartman. In
ouire ia the stable, 80 City Hall place
The New York herald., 1864-08-22

UCTloN SALE OF CRoCKERY. &C HENRY G
n EVANS, aucuoneer Will sell, in lots to suit deaiera
on Tuestay AUGUST % st IS Barclay street. at ten clock
g~o~rai assortment OF best White Granite and
Glassware fancy Ware nciudug an invoice OF c Ewes
And basins, Chambers. Jugs Bowls, &C.. which b,
sold without reserve All Goods carefully repacked for
ahipping
The New York herald., 1864-08-22

ITO LET-wITH BOARD, IN FIRST CLASS BROWN
house, large and elegantly furnished Rooms.
sngly n suit 10 gentlemen or gentlemen and their wyes
l6i East Fifteenth Hghcs, references given and
req red
The New York herald., 1864-08-22

EDWARD sCHENCK AUcTIoHEER
~ SfAN OF ELEGANT hOhSES.
By EDWARD SCHEkCk. Tue day. 2sd inst. At one
ocock at his saesroom 60 Liberty elegant
u long iaed Ray Horses old Is hands, warranted
perfectly sound kind ana gentle IN every way, and
ssdde fine, free DIR and very stylish
SO Only for want OF use.
The New York herald., 1864-08-22

CNOWARD SCHENCK, AUCTfONEER.
u SECOND HAND FURNITURE. MIRRORS &c By
EDWARD SCHENCK on Tuesday, sd instant. at l0Is
ee ock at his saesroons co Liberty
81 second hand PuEnture insisting rart of Tapestry
Brussels and Ingram Carpets black and oak Ext-
Tables black walnut and mahogany Chamber Furpi-
lure mahogany Sofas and Chairs rosewood Secrear Beng
Dining Room Chairs In Toilet Table,
black walnut Hall Stand, Beds sud BEDDING Mattresses
BoSters and Pillows and general OF Furu
lure removed for of sale SOLD
The New York herald., 1864-08-22

EDwARD PETTINGRR. AUcTIoNEER. R.-THIRTIETH
u Police Auction OF Unclaimed Property will take
place the Police Central oce 800 Mulberry street.
Wednesday, August "a Al 10 O'Clock A. NJ. consisting or
Cotton Wool, NJ eu' Women Cothing Watches Jew
elry, Medical Books &c J. W BOUCK, Property CLERK.
The New York herald., 1864-08-22

(1ENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES, ALSO A FEW
" single gentlemen. be accommodated with neatly
Furnished Rooms. Board. Apply st 3s Grest
Jones street. References exchanged
, 1864-07-29

f5y@We have certificates ofthe strongest and most
positive nature from the following parties, who
are we'll known in the places where they live
, 1864-07-29
Express Ranch.

YEHE undersigned has purchased and is now sole
IL proprietor of the above Ranch, situated o.
Burnt River, halfway between Wala Walla a.
Idaho City. He is prepared to entertain travellers
in the most comfortable manner. The Boise stages
stop at this house and passengers find ample
cOmmodations. q. w. DURKEE.
June 3 1864. 25m2
, 1864-07-29
NE W ELS
RHrlrl nrnDIsX SXrsuurl

And with one accord give it their unqualified appro
baton. We now address ourselves to all who are un-
acquainted with ths the greatest Panacea of the age
for the healing of all diseases of the throat and lungs
assuring Won that
, 1864-07-29
The Old Folks Room.

The old man sat by the chimney side
His face was wrinkled and wan
And he leaned both hands on his stout oak caue
As if all his work was done.
His coat was good old fashioned gray,
The pockets were deep and wide;
And his "specs" and his steel tobacco-box
Lay snugly side by side.
The old man liked to stir the fire,
So near him the tOngs were kept;
Sometimes he mused as he gazed at the Goals,
Sometimes he sat and slept.
What saw he in the embers there9
All pictures of other years,
And now and then they wakened smiles.
But often started tears.
His good old wife sat on the other side,
In high-back lag-seat chair;
I see meath the frill of her muslin cap
The sheen of her silvery hair.
There is happy look on her aged face,
AS she busily knits for him
And Nellie takes up the stitches dropped,
For grandmother's eyes are dim.
Their children come and read the news,
To pass the time each day;
How it stirs the blood in the old mans heart
To hear of the world away
Tis homely scene, told you so,
But pleasant to the view
At least thought it so myself, ,
And sketched it down for you.
Be kind unto the old, my friend,
They're worn with this worlds strife,
Though bravely once perchance they fought
The stern, fierce battle Of life.
They taught our youthful feet to climb
Upward life's rugged steep;
Then letus gently lead them down
To where the weary sleep.
, 1864-07-29
N. P. Willis.

The New York Sunday Times thus sketches
Nathaniel P Willis:
Alas, dear Willis that the rose should lose
its perfume and that poets should fade Can 1t
be that the rheumatic shattered, decaying indi-
viduaI that we seen on Broadway, is the gay
dashing gallant of days gone by? Sad sight is
it, indeed sad as are the withered rose-leaves
that hutter in the moaning wind. A face never
large but rosy and gladstone, is now pinched,
wrinkled, and saddened. The locks that once
curled so much to his own satisfaction and the
distraction of all theboarding school girls of the
country. are now sprinkled with gray, and hang
as forOrn as an old maids The eyes that once
spoke like his tongue, in poetry and love, have
now sunk away in their sockets, and require
spectacles to assist him in his ordinary avoca-
tions He has soft delicate hands, which he
nurses, softens, and bleaches, and exhibits to
the envy of men and the admiration of the fair
sex. He dresses in some old suits, seemingly
and the better to attract attention, wraps up his
neck with jaunty scarf taking all the care, as
to folding and hanging of the ends, that is COM
mon to fastidious ladies' He walks with care
full, measured tread as if picking his way among
aqes the real occasion for which being that he
is rather unsettled on his rheumatic legs. Alas,
dear Willis we say again. We remember thee
becured befrizzled and perfamed, strutting like
a peacock, and admired like one. We see thee
gaunt, consumptiye, rheumatic, seedy rudely
iostled, and almost tumbled over, in the crowds
that know thee not We read thy poetic interwe-
wings, as fresh and fragrant as when penned,
and we are saddened that thy beauty and glory
are dead.
, 1864-07-29
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@ ONE OF YOU CAN'T. AND WE PITY
- you. You have tried every remedy but the one
destined by its intrinsic merit to supersede all sim
liar preparations 1t is not surprising you should be
reluctant to try something else after the many eXpeT
iments you have made Of trashy compounds foisted
on the public as certain cure; but
, 1864-07-29

Is really the VERY BEST remedy ever compounded
for the cure of Coughs. Colds, Sore Throat Asthma
Whooping Cough, Bronchitis and Consumption.
Thousands of people in California and Oregon have
been already benefited by the surprising curative
powers of
, 1864-07-29
JEWELS
Pulmonary syrup

Has cured thousands and Will You if you try it.
This invauab medicine is ndorsed by the following
gentlemen, well known in San Francisco respecta-
Bile citizens E. S. WOOLEY, grocer, 35S Stockton
street H. P. HUBBARD, merchant Sansome street,
nears Clay: Capt. DAVID VAN PELT; JAMES
PRATT, at Town & Bacon's, Printers, Clay street.
and hundreds of others in all parts of California
Oregon.
REDINGTON & CO.. Sole Agents, 416 and AIS
Front street, San Francisco, and for sale by all Drug
gists. AprA5, 1864 l9m6