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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26
Currp QrsErgHx,.rgR's OpFIoE.
No l1I Cincinnati, o., November, ~ I.bf.l
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned

No IaJ Cincinnati. u, November, 81, 1854
PROPOSALS are invited by tue undersigned
/ urtu WEDNESDAY, December :, lot az u O'Clock
H. for furnishing tins Department fby oor'rf0 with
INFANTRY TROWStKs--s. b. ker-ry. Army standard
SHELTER TENTS. Of !; inch Duck, weighing D % 10
the hnea yard Army S'andlId .
To be made IN accorance with specoai adopted by
the scTE4a.ieT p4Ttsn copy Of which cen he seen
.. this Office.
Al.o for ,hs imrnediste delivery n
PETROLEUM OR WATERPROOF fAfER
Of W. ich bidders viii furnish saHIgrs
Sample. Of the standard articles may be al the ofise Of
Clothing and Equp.s. in this city
To be delivered Of charge al the United states lnspeo
ton Warehouse in this city. u good new packages VIII. he
OF the party furnishing tie knd and quantity o soolA
cis,inctly marked on each article aud pickag'.
Parties Offering good must distinctly stat" IN their bid
quantity they propos- to furnish Inc po,, ant time oi
delivery. .
SAMPLES, when submitted mnst BE- marked snd numbered
correspond with p;oposa and tie parties thero -
1ranie. thst the goods ball be- Ia every respect eHs 10
Amy Standard otLeTw the pofoss III not be eo'defed
susrlnice ,igued by rrsponfble persons, must a
rouuauy each bid guaranteeing that the bidder viii supply
the ariirle. awarded 10 him nader his proposal.
Bid. will b. opersd Wedns-day Deceuhrr Z ltS a. y
ocoek oil and bidfrs requested t. b"
Award. " u be made on Thursday. December 8 is64.
Bos be required thai tue contract al De ialiu ,
iulhled.
Telegram, -e'ang t. Proposals viii not be- noticed.
Bauk ors q Proposals Contract. and bond may he Oh
iained 9; this office
III. right to reject any bid deemed unreasonable /. re
served -,
Indorse enyeiope Proposal Tor her, ns the nam. Of he
article offered aud addfcs. Col. VIZ. W. AChlN,
Chief euarts .ulassr. Cincinnati DE .o,
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PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-Levls Rat
tgsn was yesterday arrested for passing two counter
felt five dollar bills on the Bank OF Oswego' ~ l.. 10
Tdmnnd H. Engelke. No. 43 Leonardst IN payment
Cor liquor He also passed one OF IKE ucnouilhstIo
committed for examination ny Justice Downing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26
THE WEBER PIANO FORTE

Il La admitted the BEST Piano Fore made because the
maker besides being practical mechanic OF long expereis IL
also sTHORoU3H MUSICIAN thus combining advantages
possessed by other in the uutsd states
Such ia the testimony of = b. Mills, Roeen Heller c-e
Britow, VIM Mason c. jerome Hopkins Ihas rtade Maa
ioysni ScoDca, and every good musician IN The Ied
All .cai admit their great superiority Ware
rooms No. l55 West Broadway near Canal-st.
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OyTIcE ArsI CLornIsG Asp orirAgs
-L.----- !. - L -L--.I A.. :.

PHrLlp.LPHlA November 10. leo,.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ ht'-
- o.ived ,hi, onLse uStli II ococs NJ, on mOSpAl
the 2ih for .uppyr the schuyk Afseua wih the
following artic--:
Infantry sra Gets deliveries ~ coaenee ~ ~ niy' NOM
dao OF award. ANS st.udAa.
Blue Nui Ing d. .cs c1mmeice m 10 dhg rom oA
Of award dafd
Color belt. and .inr. dei.-r 20 commence Ia 10 d.y'
from dEis OF hvsId sruy staHdlri
Knit drawer, dslsoiigs commcuc. dsJ Ei.r s"iId
Sampes required
Blaet ss.iA deliveries oonneuee day AeT swsrd SAN
heavy unblsseisa rnn.n deliveries to eonnenas d-y
sfer assafd. auluies required.
e Sr J.inch heavy driInr deliveries 10 commence ~
a!ter a.Afd. sarpss frqrI'd.
Brown holland dsilscios 10 conmence dsy h."f ~aIe
Sample. required.
DaFi blue thread No 35 d-vvrie, day sler
swuid Simp'-s required -,
- 81 g.. drs bloc deliveries 10 commence IN 10 day.
I from date Of nd sruy standard
shelter tents. lc.r~s commence Ia 10 days nom date
| OF award. army ffantafd. , q,
Sapc, Of such articles required 70 be array 'iAndHd
CO b. a. ths oifre a.
Bach bid must b. guaranteed ~ two responsible person.
tn.e yusrs uust b. arrfdsd fic guaranty, AUD cf
tilted 10 A. being good aid sufficient security for The ano
inv lived by pubic une'i0nary ~ The inrd State.
rl. dciIltlng cOLrsciof- sd those thi y" h't y
comfy with Requirements VI; t al cfts'A icui vii no.
BE- cOnsdered.
an,y required eae bal be- had application ~ th'
office. Others winch do not .mhIac, ms guaranty
vii BE- red wall sny proposal b" enn-drcd VII
doe strictly o. TIE Requirements fltf'L st"fd
The bid vii SIT. 10 number snd quantity o. .h Alnd o.
| article proposed 70 be delivered
frofo.a be- indDsrd ffoppssls Tor Army Supple,
Stain. OIL Tire envelope tAr pariicls article bla i'f
HERMAN bi66S. Color tl =. VI. Department
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USIrEp STAFF, PATEsr orricr }


ON the petition OF THOMAS }. SLOAN, Of
~ New York y. praying the extension Of patent
granted 10 him on 25 dsy Of ebsry do AMI Tr'.i -d
on 2grh Of March 1888 or Improvement ~ uhcln"
for arranging and ieedn- screw BLANK for seven wears from
q said patent irh taxes place on the ~. dny
OF February 49, Il j. order that the SAID petition be heard
~ tie Patent Ofe. Monday the hth day Of febiuAy
1906 al y lock snd al persons notted 10 appear
and cause -uy they have. why raid petition ought NJ
10 be granted. 20, =,
Persoua oppon. the extension required 70 he In the
Patent Office their objections specially set form la wrhg
at least twenty So b.iort he day Of beaIns al Testimony
fled by either p1ry b.ed the said hearing inui ~"
taken snd ied socoisucc with the rules OF tle VI
nee which viii be furnished on application.
The testimony the VIII he closed the sd day o.
January 1865 dispositions and other papers relied upon
testimony ed in the Office before the norn
OF that day the Arguments within ten dsys there
after. -
Ordered also tina; tl Notice b. published in u" Chronicle
sshns on -. G. and Tribune New-l orb. y. J., once a
succ~ssc w"@Ss the rs OF shc publications.
TO be AZ ess ,riy dsys pr yons 20 the day OF hearing
D. f nILLuNAY, ConlnistonCI q fGcns
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OYuCI 0Y AKnr LLOinIs0 AFD HopIf.ar,
No. 5p Broadway, y l., nov. q, i.t4
CEAIED PROPOSALS will bo received at
mn. ONE. IN. i lEsDAY the 29h inst, At II cloct
n, for Hng Army Blankets until tie lat Of May ner' t'
,,or To- furnish al ,alea ecrs,rry t. bale N" hAnfei u
I'm a ,st..f,r tory inanucr g. 'his Department
The scryiccs performed N the budns' 81 'h' Dcpo
the Couractof to supply the msch.hrfy
tnf.tnI In farrnn.iai can b. obtained At thls Office
Bidder, will uohef Of bales they cen PCT ~ pc
week aud lend with hc proposals. proper ~ fAi-e 80
NV Two resp,u,ibe ,ois siiug that contract ava Be-
~ the bild,. thy viii riier into bonds S the faithful pc
The United state. reeryes tie night toEesct ~ bids deemed
Objectionable. ,,, a., ID
and .ddressed to Breyet Brig Gen. ID. u. Nls1OS.
Department Qnas'rrmsster-t'-n. I. :. \.
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Chnnres for Dnsiness Hlcn.

E0R SALE--A Valuable MILL SIZE and
4 FIGURING MILL with two run o. ''oue--s hn- water
power md long established business Also large tvosory
brick dwelling joining in excellent ordeI enlbos-
oued n shade Ye- aud smn orchard Il choice fruits; IN
GLIDING Together several beautifully srd ?opveniery
located in the center 81 popuous n-ighhrh'od within $"
miles OF New York from winch il accessible by stenIbo
RAILROADS daily For further particulars sppy to WIN J.
LYON No So Prarl-st. y. \.
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Go n)bom il man gontern.

A LOVELY CHILD (handSome little GirD,
n sfw week. OF sgs viii he gwen to family then
own will take good Of u. To b" seen at NO ~
Twelfhsi between Avenues and {. third floor
~ II. HITCHCOCK, late LECTURER III
~. Amherst College Geoori.i 90 the state ~ Maine &c
examines Coal Or Copper Go.d sad other mineral lands
Ofi.e ior consultation, NO. 8 fsfkfow.
INFORMATION WANTED of Alexander An
derson Anthony Andsr,or and Robert scotland. Printer
aud brother Of And VINO left New orb city In e
wear 1873 or aboll Any ormson Of bo. per
son. wii b. thankfully received. ALEXANDER AADf-h
SON Cspt. Co H. g3'h o. y. L. Camp Chsse. Ohio.
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NETWORK & NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMER AkRANGEMENI -.
1903. COMMENCiNG MAY .. 1884, is&
p.,enrer Station in York 27.ns,. and <tb
Frtrnr- 21th.st.
TRAINS LAVE SEWYORhi
For New Haven ~, 1850 c. III; lZ.i' ttrh j."
ga, 81. 3 20 and 'E1lI@ II. ,.,-, "A.
For Bridgeport . tErD, lI:o a. l';i3 lf~-h -"
Hs 5;.,, 30 and Ed ? q. ,o, 81, 40 IMAM
tor Fairfield, southport and Ne.po', l. A."2a ul' '@
FoT Norwsk : go, ii5a m ie.is tES.), $500 C1I
For psiiru and Grrrnwsea T. $50 u:3o $50. IA
Fr Greenwich. 70 II 80 50 +:'o SO ea' p n
For Stillri. = lEx.b $50 il:SJ nj l-.i. t-Ah'
Q,rl 40 4 r. 5.3O 6:.a. tE1) 2. ~. 1900. "a,
FOR Port hester AMI ut-Elelato stations . -, ii~N
Ill : "''' '''' CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston VI Spring ED. = m Ok; JtfNl 3p. m
70 Boston via shoe Line l2.l5 tErtSp M ~
For Hartford and Springfield. S(Ex) IL M 'fSIh
$3.50, p - ,,.,a - =.
Montreal. 8 y. IA. to Northampton ., .p
For Hartford ProyiGrncs aud fislku Railroad tEha
~ 80 o. IN -. Dido.
m. 1875. 3 8 p. IA. =. ...
For Canal Railroad. II 10 p. "a. 70 Northampton
For Houston.c Railroad a. m ) 9. m
30, Nsusatuch Railroad 9. m p n. -,
For D,rhury AID NorssaA RellrnaG. : 81 NJ 'i"o N
fou,undio-,s s.eu;s Ilfs attached CO. m tGAis.
sAMts ii. HOl i, auperiiA, ndent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26

ERIE RAILWAY. Trains leave foot on
A. Chanber,-.'.;
: u H. Express " Bnfalo
"a iu r.xyf-.- Ciegelend direc'. via \ O. W Ky
$3.50 l. u NH. daiy for O;i.yile.
n 8. ~. Ma Tor buffalo.
800 D. M. Way Tor PoG Jrryis and NewbuTsh
p NJ Ni-it fypiesssuudays eHc"p'rd-ior buri;o "a
y p L.ntnin. E1pre.s daily for Ddnkr>, Buffalo. ke
clsi. p CensncaiyuG ana eve AID direct via A.
" ~. 49,. ,.,,-,, 4. =.
m Iulir- (HAS MlsOI, rrr. SiDf.
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furniture

ALL KINDS of FURNITURE, MATTRESS
N rs BEDDlNO, LOOklsG-6LkSSth &c. cheapest
stG " shEDLts, NO. 26J hover bs."e'n stanton shd
Uors,oss Call and MONEY. Go1ds ""rf1ted sfi d'
liyered free. Furniture Ia suites.
DFDROOM ENAMELEU FURNITURE oil
Dvrrr,r.d manufacture. Also seid Chef'nt IndW a.aI'
Chamber shles plziD ana 0funu'rtl ~ ~ =. fAh"lHV
TONS abs Canai-sL, oppost" oos'"r Ffis"'"'i 'ah
ENAMELED CHAMBER FUkNIluRE.-
Ia I'm. best assortment Of ENAMELEb flRNiithL. ~
al. coors and syie Walnut ana Ihrsnni, faui snd - t
,utnl In suitss h6ltssl. add KcifL Ai-n h.ti 'r'
and P.,lss,es NsBRTS WARD No. ~ Coma. o.
VIM. EyERDELI.~ SONS, No. 1Oi j.
~ too 6, WEDDING CARDS and FINE bIATloSEh
(ESsblished laisj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26

VNORCESTER's HINGED PLATE
PIANO. FORTEs arc recommended by Gottsclalk Mason
Berge Fsde aud ohers possessing double the suo OF
made upon he Ordinary plan Wa-eroois 4 81 and
3lav.. y
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Danrlns Acaosmes.

4 DODWoRTH's Dancing ACADLMlLS.
a. n az FIrrHAv.. COR 2oTh ST. n J.,
80 ~ MosrAGr,sr.. hRoOELIS
Class limHg iof Children. 10 meet once "seA ""
Saturday noflug. 4 lus. . T..
Cl.s.-s O-lt.oien Iu-sdiy aud ffdN evening" ~
Hroos y-ou rdnssisys and SiufaaYf ~ NoN' OLA al
oiriork- Cal fof = tirculsr.
NE GAENO's DANCING CLASSES--At the
Academy of Phy,ira Culture. No 81 Wsst ifh q. On
.n..dsvs ana Saturday. M for L,def I'D Children
Private Evening Cia"'s forming for Lads ana O'Hr Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26

1IIWENTY.FIVE LIVING ELK, Twelve
MOOSE DEER and Fifteen COMMON DEER
WANTED for which hbera! price vii be PAID by j. o.
BELL 10. 800 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26
Hlatlinern.

NOR SALE-A new CRACKER MACHINE
No lu m Lcj with Cutters COMPLETE, and
let @, preparatory rolr-
Address
JEARILETJ / SONS
Poushkerps.. y. Y
DEYNOL TURBINE WATER
IL WHEELS.
Compe'e1, men 8re employed 20 stream MAXI
pi.ls snd ~. .n far.cs, wheels and gearing.
TALBOT L LSDEhIlLL. 10 Biostwey, View J Ok.
CEWING MACHINES.
- al the best Sewing Maeh.ia NEWl for sALh ard 70
RENT Also Machines bought exchanged and TcpsnotL r.
II. DIAMOND. NO. 80 brosd~ sy, y. i.
TWIST DRILLS.-An sizes of STUBS
/ WIRE DRILLS. sso. Twist Drills. for maclinst.'
u.e varying in diameter by rds from inch % II inccs
tosrtheI with Sockea them. For sale by TIKI MAN
HAITIAN FIRE ARMS Co. On Higa md Orange. t... New
ark. n J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26

CHYER NINE for SALE at $4,000, IN
- Ls,~er Calf .ns cierico) CAcsctiG. Distric, few
nj from la raz 265 feet profitable than other silver
nj e teaaDss mil being necessary account OF the ere
p, in. easiy hippcd o7 j. Pa to sy place for reducte
The 81 is becansc The present owre are not all"
furaish monthly certain capita, have the uiue pr perly
i.eorei fconld be done with about f 20 sHNl and
ID. mine worked sufficiently 10 KEEP the same IN due
possession All titles snd docnmen's IN possession OF the
President ForIrore psrtculs ofers address the s"os
the Company. T. y PfkltFkR. Druggist corner Of
Pot md nnnar,i. Snn Ersnci.co. @ .ifu ma.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-oD an
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WINTER

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - W IN Ia
4 4 ARRANGE MENT.-leav-. New YORK Jamesslip and
3gis River for Greenport SAG aToor iamPcn sc
a a. u For Y.phaak. LAKE and l.p, Babylon, AID Faa'
..dale. al . a. ia. , ?. ir.aAia< through %
Gr.euport on SATURDAY eyenngs) tor syose, a. ~
4 ~ ard o. m (Stazrs connec, for Cold >prnx,
yr BAY, s1a Huniins'oul For Hempstesd' Jam Ma AID
Winfield At = anf 10 .N a III, sud 3, and d N
Sunday EXCURSION TRAIN - Leave, 3ith's'. tsT
River at 4:l5a m for .phan stopping At all ssrons ef
cen, h n.iead and Syoset EycuTson Tickets tor ~ an
! A. ,siecri rates. A. REASONER Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26
no CAPITAIJSTS-COAL MINE-The

rTO CAPITALISTS-COAL MINE-The
Il owner Of valuable Coal Mine, situated an Western
City be- ond competition desire 10 interest with them py
ab procure the stock Company TO oe formed .nrr
charteI the lpi for working the niue. sisn
CAPITAL required t. asking ursoh stock for N r
title. Liberal Inducements offered. Address OEO. FAis
FRIDGE, Attorney at Law, ST. Louis, Mo.
VyTANTED-An active MAN with $500 or
w S4Oo 10 take ninere siive aud safe br.
Address " BUSINESS" care of JOY. coz Co.. Tribune
BUiidiugs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26
Dentlsirn.

n Il. GRIFFIN BROS, DENTISTS, (hav-
~ Ing disposed 81 their Brooklyn r. bli-iILneniI o.
consul,sd only NJ No l56 GTnds, Newi OK, where they
insert fn see Of teeth on Cola 81 Paha Tor
S,S Silver or Rubber ~ Partial Sct.-Oold ~ per
tooth; Silver &l ExtfactDg, u cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26
GREAT OPPORTUNITIES, OOO--Thi+

~ viii ac)plrtneishp II business Inst viii
po.i'ivr $50 coin les than months For pNc1lss
1 adGress 81 JONES Station r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26

THO NEWSPAPER MEN-For sale, az q mod
4 erste price DAILY and WEEKLY PApER with 9
good run 81 aSeriinr aud johhrg IL Cub city To
hadwoskiug practir4 pinter. this cairi chance to
build up paying business and mske fortune Address Boz
No. 1854 I. o., New ! ork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26
of PHYSICAL QUIT

Amusement Tor oil ages both Ladies' Glasses 10y
e. u. Misses und Nauer ,. P. Ladcs and Oeuemen.
y y. ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26
obstruction.

A PARTISAN LADY, graduate, wishes t.
~ obtain few select PUPILS oi the French Grammar snd
Conversation. Lessons the pupils or her own residence
best references. Apply OF address GRADUATE, No. ~
East Fifty sNcond.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26
cTEINwAY a. SONS GOLD MEn.lL

- GRAND AND SQUARE FiANoa sio now consd,frI
"a, h..t IA Europn 'i. county, having received le
,i priye Med al H.. Nulids hi billion ia Londou lb!
Tho pnnrip reason ~bs ~" st'Hw"y aos are
~, IN olss 10 th,, III. I'm = cYmgo..d Of tive Tr,eii AZ
%, orr. maker. ttr aLr four J. who invent oil me
improvements .ni mi-g whose p.rsonal supervision
81, n,t NJ IL. Instrument Is msnpia ied nsfooms
90, :; and n tsa Fourteenth. be, uDien SqaHs an
l.,.p. r.sc. VEN ,rsN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26

E'ORTY PIANOS, MELODEONS, ana CAB
i INET ORG AIS At vholc.ie o. Iriai., Ne" 'oc.AVe
Pc. ~ 80 s,.rfii i great prc"s
.,r s.nto sn AutD- aU5ie .Ystfuaeus 10 Lt ahu
"a, allowed ~ trchat.d II ny ymrnis received 100
"a, am. 1850 s.,ts o Mfsic, lt.e soice d. !; GENE
I'D 49,. Cal fsii llr lrroui-hrfl Pianos. =. q.
F''~ HORACE WATERS. No ~ Brol1wev' n J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26

ZOO p ~ WEsTHRS ExPRgss-tor Ea-ton, Aies'o~n.
Reading H,rrisblrr Pl bur.G AMI the West, s'eep
car, thron, Oh from Jersey rts5ursu every evening
ELI.ApEruPorr AID Nbw-f0RK tER.Y-Lsavs se~.
Yors from Pier No. y. K, $3.50 M: l. 80 anu 91
D. M. B5as stop Bergen Point End nT.n,i- ha-pof'
Tickets Tor the Ws.t be tin.d AZ tue onee 0, tue
Central Rniro.J Conirauy, Pier NJ. y. h.. ~ No.
Asfor Hoa,o at n and ~ Br sdvay, ana a. a.. prn
| cipti hotels. JOSIAH % SIEAAsS. Supofh'.ii9rH]
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-01-14
The Jews.

tf
The appearance of Mile, Vestvali, In
English Drama in play that is peculi-
arly Israelitish in its structure and
suggestions, has occasioned new interest
in that large and peculier class of peo-
pie, the Jews. We are sometimes in
the habit of forgetting what important
places the Hebrews really occupy. They
are no longer what they once were,
ground down in the dust by persecution
and intolerance. No longer is the Jew
only found among old clothes, second
hand brogans, and cast off haberdashery.
Since the commencement Of the present
century, the children Of Israel have
played hand in the great game of all
nations second to no other people on
earth. Who is the most powerful man
in the world at this present writing ?
Not Louis Napoleon, or even the Auto
crat No king, emperor, or potentate,
but dark eyed son Of the patriarchs,
Rothchilds, the banker, the wand of
whose wealth affords the sinews of war
to half the crowned heads of Christen-
dom. Who organized that mysterious
Russian diplomacy that SO alarmed
Western Europe a few years since +?
The defendants of Moses, Aaron and
Malachi. Who is driving on that mighty
revolution which is at this moment
shaking the empire of Russia and max.
ing the crowned head of the continent
feel as if he were on q volcano? We
answer, the sons and daughters of Je-
rusalem. Who are at the head Of the
principal universities ofEurope :? The
late Russian minister of finance, the
great, Mendizah, Of Spain--the prime
minister Of Frame, Walewski. Who
were Marshas--Soult and Massena ?
Jews, Jews, evory one Of them Who
are the most opulent merchants of New
York, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Chicago,
Cincinnati, Detroit, etc. ? They are a
thrifty, economizing people. But very
few are FUND in the almshouse. From
whence come our warblers +? Who ara
the Terpsichorics ofthis generation, and
who the Rossins, Meyerbeers and Men,
delsohns 2, The offspring of Levi,
Jehoiakim, and Eleazer There is
not an operate company in Europe,
not an orchestra from Madrid to st.
Petersburg, that's not crowded with the
voices of Hebron and Gethsemane. AL
most every great composer, skilled
musician, almost every voice that ravish-
es the world with its witchery, your
Pasta and Grisi, all sprung from the
root of Jesse, all came from the tribes
that once peopled the plains Of Galilee,
Bethpage and Salome.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-01-14

and who does not weep, but sleeps heav-
lily, and wakes to new plans of plunder,
needless Of the terrible realities of tho
time
Good people, this Is what the stars
and the angels saw that night, as they
went round the world It would not
seem so very strange if the stars refused
to shine over, and angels to visit such q
world. Was this, then, what they meant
when they sang the song of Peace and
Good Will? Not peace only, mark you.
but good will! Is this the Christmas
that He meant we should have in mem
ory who sent His angels that night to
Bethlehem? a45a E8a 9d 80 b
The above beautiful description Of
what the stars saw on Christmas night,
is from the ". 7. Journal of Com
mercs Of Dec. 9th. 1t depicts in beauti-
full language the sad and wretohed
condition of the world at the close
Of eyentful year of 1868. 1t is GER
tainly not the Christmas which We
might have had. Man, through his way
wardness, has brought all these evils
upon himself. Kind readers, if each
one Of US do our duty the coming year,
and try to promote the happiness and
peace Of the human race It's hoped that
if the angels condecend to make flying
visit to our world on next Christmas eve,
they will find the inhabitants Of this
mundane sphere, enjoying the blessings
of peace. and promoting good will taall
men, s3 sel S 3HJ
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-01-14

THE REBEL DEBT.-The Rebel Sec.
retary Of the Treasury's report says tho
entire debt Of the Confederacy in round
numbers is 81 ,000,00O,000, of which
s800,0O0,0 are Treasury Notes, and
100000, 900 Of these notes are in cir
culation. The Secretary says that the
amount needed to carry on the Con-
federacy to the Both ofJune, 1864, is
s475 900, 900, besides the amount of the
undrawn appropriations of last Congress,
which reaches sl76,000,000, and if the
estimates are extended so as to include
the entire year ofl8G4, the amount will
reach s947, 100000, which, says the
hopeful Secretary. Congress is formally
called upon to provide, and so if tho
Legislature of the Confedsracy lasts so
long, it will have at the end of the year
1884, the dehs of $500, co., 900.