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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11
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of postage, ptyaUH. the delivered to the
wrIIer.-Sec IS, Law OF 1868
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11

QUA NEW PosTMA.TKR GENERAL.-Mr.
Dpnuiso1 has alrendy distinguished himself as
the head of our great postal bureau. He en-
Iers upon his dn'y early in the morning, and
SO economics his time as tu visit every desk in
the d parrment, thus iamiliarizing himself
with The details of the vast machinery which
runs through each village. town, ard city
H will undpubi edIy make one Of The most
efficient pns masters the Government has ever
had = WdShtngfCR Chronicle.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11

Mr.. Trenholm, the rebel Secretary of the
Treasury, represents the funded debt OF the
UonTederacy on the lst OF July last. 81 $50,
900 900. The expenses irUm the lst Ui July
TO the 3lst OF December, are estimated al
about $325.0OO,O 900, making al aggregate OF
81 ,575 ,OOU, 900. The annual interest Of this
debt is over $lOO,OOO,O 900.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11

Among the most remarkable of the priz.s
captured by the North Atlantic blOckading
feet. is the beautiful paddle wheel steamer La
dy Sterling, taken on The % b ull., as she
made her FIRST trip out OF Wilmington. She
had $50 bales Of cotton on board. The ves-
sci aud cargo are valued at SSOO,UUO.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11

DELAwARR CoUNTY.- Below We give Il
vote Of the several towu,hips of this c'un'y
.ar President at The State election our ma
j .riry was 625 Our present maj nifty is 63O'
,ssking a gain Of 5:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11

The Indiana treason trials have brought forth
further confessions from the accused, The
testimony OF HefFern, high dignits,ry in the
reasonable order, added to that of Harrison
and Bingham, fully establishes the horrible
character of the conspiracy. The Overwhelm-
ing Union majority given in the State shows
that these Developments have had good ef-
feet in opening the eyes of the people to the
character and designs of those who assumed
to lead them.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11
ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE
O F M a I L 8
WINTER ARRANGEAE ENT.

On and after the 3Ist day 1T Oct 1854 mails will
'rrive and depart from the ieis .Ol-
ows:
New York, Fniladep phia, Boston, Washington, Cleve-
aud, hlcaga Northern OHIO, Ne., c.oscs 500 =. m.
Art ives al 1 y, N. daily.
CINCINNATI, COnmbus, Louisville - Louis Southern
'IiO, Western Virginia, closes AT 1910 IN. Arrives
"a IN. daiy.
prngheid Marysville, Dayton Urbgna &c, closes
1900 N Arrives al n 81 a. m daiy.
o-rAshire, Soubury, Alum Creek, Granville, Johns
wu, 20 ter. nrag~tbI Ccut r &c, arrives aud
4 u m. Tu tys and Fridays
I.atuur, Prospect hiUkWOOd, and Patterson, c Oses
4. a, "a ara ives At IN Tuesdays, thursdays aud
SiturLa,
Norton aud Wnloo arrives at 10 m, and closes At
40 a. ~, tuesday ana saturdays
hilbOur.ic, tves a. $40 m. and closes a 80
a. m IuesUays ana SATURDAYS
Mails will be ready 10 delivery from half to three
4Iarters Ot hour aAter ARRIVAL
Office Hours Opens at 7:S0 a. m.-Closes at p.m
ett~aie. ~, y IA. - 81 a. fft,,M~iIN 4. q.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11

couple O:huudred rouRh4. who went to
prize fight at Port Jervis, N. Y, on Thurs
day, guerrilIaed the train, and rubbed The pass
engers of their watches aud money. Que old
man resisted, aud was so injured that he died
twenty OF the scOundres have been arrest
I'd. .---
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11
Estate OF David stnart

NTOlCE II hkkkbY GiVEN THAT rhk UNDER.
IN s,guud has be u duiy appOiutvd aud Qualih. d ~
.niulsrstOr V the estate OF uavId ualt ueoeassd
ueAWare eUuuty OnlO All t,ol sons Interested
WA gOvern themselves according y
NV, IL, 'I4-SN-pd. ALVA MACoMBER
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11

New YoIk is in some tbuugh the
probability is it has gone Union. The Union
prptrs in the ely aud at Albany claim we
have carried it by from five to fifteen th ,usand
mi rity aud gaiued seven members OF Con
Rress.
Mcclellan has carried New Jersey by a
moj ri'y of about five thousand ivv huud ed !;
Delaware by majority of four hundred and
6fiy; Kentucky by majority es imated al
fifteen thousand. lG is probable that these are
the only States be has carried, and they give
him the beggarIy number Of 81 electoral
votes.
Missouri We have probably carried, though
the returns are not sufficiently full to warrant
q positive assertion to that effect.
FROM Oregon, California and Nevada both
ing has been heard. It is not likely, however,
that either of them has been carried by Nc.
Clellan.
Assuming New York has gone Union, the
grand repult in the election of Electors will
foot up-iOr Lincoln 22O, for Mcclellan 81
majority for Lincoln 1879. Number of vote,
necesery TO q choice, l2I.
This may safely be called tolerable clear
sweep.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11

A formidable conspiracy has been brought
to light at Chicago, the principal object of
which was to release and arm the rebel prison
ers confined ut Camp Douglas, The leader in
the conspiracy has made full confession.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11
7 oS II.

NOVEMBER lST, ls69, ONE sILvkR HUNTER. CASE
Az MATCh, Nhh black ribbon tui - G Iain anu a
attached 70 lt. Whoev,r huss said watch anu rs.
Gurus tue same 10 tue subscriber a. Berkshire bella.
"a,e county Ohio, Wii be we'll ardod.
Nov. lt--t ADAM hSTIII.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11
5lcrU Aauertiscmrnts.

sS- IT WOULD BE A GREAT ACCOMdOD ALTON To
Us IF OUR ADVERTISERS WOULD SEND IN THEIR
FAVORS AS EARLY IN THE WEEK AS WEDNESDAY
NOON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11
a stray Cow.

HAVE LOST DARK BRuwN row, WITH LARGE
hItr spots, about twu VEGAS since. She tOru.
r,y Owhed BY ar. tOA, ut kRduur,
TuOso Nho viii give me information Of her shall be
we'll rewarded.
Nov. II is -A-3t. T. W. POWELL
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11
SECOND DISPATCH.

New YoRK, Nov. 9.-Not many returns
since l teIegraphed you this afternoon. We
have no dOubI of The State by 5000 to 1000
majority tor Lincoln. Seymour runs bphind
his ticket considerably. II is feared Brook
is chosen to Congress, but Official returns
must decide. u. VS..
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11

A rebel ,ficer write; from Charleston {:
1--WE have all The liquor we can drink for $95
ger gallon, or So PER drink"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11
"A LECTURE
TO YOUNG ME N /

A Lecture the Nature, Treatment and RAD
"A Ca ufv OF Slvttuaturrhoe seminal " sE,
uNOluntary kmssluus, sexual Deb biny, and lmpedi
meats 10 Ma RAG generally. NERVOUSNESS, tOnsump-
tun, Epilepsy ami FITS; MenJa ID Physical ICapac-
ity, resulting from sell AOu-e, Gc By ROBERT J.
ulNEkh Ell, M, a. Author u the 'sGre. B OK, Gc.
THE wuTIu renowned author, ia IN s admirabt Lee
ture, clearly frum his eEpet ivnce that
awful Guns quenc OF Seii-AOuse may be cdrCLuaiy
removed without medicine, and without dangerous
surgical operations, buugrs instruments, rings, or
ourdials, pointing cut a mode of care rtain
aud eIfectLa bS which every sufferer, what
ms cuudith,n may be, may cure himself oheaply, pr
vatvlS aud radically rHiS LII TURE NlLl fAOVE
BuUN To rHuUSAN : AND 1AOUSANLS.
stnt under seal, a pam enve.Opv, any address
IN the receipt cents, two postage stamps by
addressing
CHAS }. C. KLlNE &CO
127 Bowery, New York, Post omU, Box A5S6
Nov. Ia, lS64.-lY iuu 10 "a
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11
lATEsT FR0M NEW YnRK.

opecIal Dlspatch 20 the CnclnnAtl Gazette.
NEW York. Nov 8 We think the State
safe for Lincoln and FentOn. TwO-thirds ol
the towns are in. Actual and estimated ma
jnriries foot up 4,7OO Union. We do moi
now see how we car be counted out. Fer.
nando Wood and jim Brooks are certain My de
leated for Congress We gain three Congress
men in this ciy, and seven in the State, sure.
Put us down as out of lhe woods q W. s.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11

Rs- Office hours: Opens 1850 an m.-cOses I. p. n
Nov. l., 1884, ~ a. THOMSON, p
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11
The PRESIDENTIAL ELErTlnN.

Abraham Lincoln Triumphantly Rs-Elecred.
The election held last Tuesday passed of
quietly throughout the country. A large vote
was pOlled, and the result has been glorious
Union victory. The returns are still incom-
Plete, and there is some doubt as to several
States. We think, however, it may be safely
claimed the following States have been carried
for Lincoln by majOrities apprOximating those
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11

Office Hours Opens at 7:SO a. m.-Closos at D. m
ielt~ste. o., y IA. - 81 a inc M~iiN 4. a.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11

NEW JUVENILE BooKs.-'T The Cedar
BrnnE iOs1g-soe "a. GIi4s.s.d GLsI,z..A.. -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-11

Mails will be ready 10 delivery from half three
4Iarters Ot "a hour alter ARRIVAL.
, 1864-09-19
NOTICE.

FTNIIE cOPARfNERslIIP IN TIE BANKING BUSINESS
heretofore existing between Egene Kelly of the eiiy
Of New York, and Joseph A. Donuh0e wm. C. Ralson
RALPH fIeiE Of san francisco, under the firm
EUGENE KELLY CO.. New YoFk, and D0NOHOE, RAJ
sfON CO. San FraneiseO viii the rst day d
July, 1864; Eugene Kelly and Joseph A. Donohoe With
drawing IRON the eapartnershp.
The business will be settlrd In New York by Eneeue Kelly
and In San Francisco by Vim C. llalstnn and o. s. Fretx
DepOstars requested hand In their books for settle
EUGENE KELLY,
(per J. A DanohOe. Altarneyl
JOSEPu A. DONOIlOE,
wM. q. RAISTON,
u. s. FRETZ.
San Francisco, June iS lScl
, 1864-09-19
JEWS DEALERS AND BOOK.sELLEH
READ AND REMEMBERl
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WHOLESALE NEWS DEALER,
Packs and forwards the Daily and Weekly HsEspapen,
Magazines etc., to all parts Of the country with great dis
patch.
SELL AT P.IcES THAT DEFY COMPETITION.
EVERY NEW NOVEL RECEIVED as sOoS As PrB-
LIsnED.
have special arrangements with al the different Pub
lshers saafinners etc. and sh the Trade with BOoka
Stationery, Blank Books Musc, Portraits PFnts Medals,
MelalnOiypes, etc.
Song Books In great variety.
have unequaled facilities. and guarantee dealers the
closest attention. .-I
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JOIiS STRATMAN,
San Francisco, Cal.
, 1864-09-19
San ttanfistu.
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SUBSCRIBERS.

4 TTENTION Is CALLED To THE FOR.
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having been made by the United States Government a.
the carrying Of the mails from the Atlantic States bV S,sS
mers three times month"; enabled TO receive mr.
scrptiOns at much lower rate than formerly Tie an.
care and attention will be paid 10 tie forwarding on n,
packages Tor which this establishment has ganed sueh ,.
enViabe Fepulation throughout the Pacific coast.
, 1864-09-19
COMMISSION Aid PURCHASING AGETH
SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO
ORDERS FOR THE PURCHASE OF MER.
" ehandlse and articles Of every descrP,iOn solicited
by the undersigned.
residence In this city Of over ten years. and m expert
In the business Of nearly the same length time are
considered sucent TO warrant the confidence of persons
In the country who occasionally need 10 make purchases
here, through the agency Of reliable party, who may
be looking for permanent Agent In San Francisco. To
either the advertiser offers his Services assuring all who
ntst orders to him that effort shall be spared
their commissions satisfactorily
An orders mna be accompanied With the cash city ref
erence.
Those desiring information concerning the undersigned
are
REEERREp 70
wm. '. Coleman Co., San Francisco;
J. n. Coghll a Co,
Q. Langley, Druggist,
FInt. Peabody q Co,
Ira p Rankin,
Ross, Dempster 4 Co,
}. Anthony q Co. Union once. Sacramento city;
Aud the Editor Of the Puget Sound Herald.
ND.-OFders for Machinery, PlanOfortes, Melodeons,
Sewing Machines, Watches JeTe.ry, &C. viii be attended
to by competent Judges
T.. p. FISHER.
Commission and Purchasing Agent,
go Washington 81, up stairs,
Opposite Maeuire's Opera House, San Franeisr~.
, 1864-09-19
HoWE's SEWING MACHINES

large share Of the praise and IN %
mpotant unfolding art. Doublethread-stitch alike on
oo.h sues OF the fabric With the improvements they
eIeeen Where dosen we're formerly Prices reduced
er A, superior 70 any yet produced for Fam
use 4ee Formerly $50; Letter A, pearl finished and
capped sS oricrly 500; Letter n ti5
,cmery tsOi Letter heavy AsS formerly
Cylinder, $40, formerly eiTs.
, 1864-09-19

OIIlco OF Tue surveyor Heue-di Vi view
Mexico, five hundred dollars.
For compensation of the surveyor gen.
eral Of Kansas and Nebraska. and the
clerks in his Office, ten thousand dollars.
For compensation Of the surveyor gen
eral Of Minnesota, and the clerks in his Of
fee, eight thousand three hundred dollars.
For compensation of the surveyor gen.
eral of the Territories Of Colorado and
Utah, ard the clerks in his office, seven
thousand dollars.
For compensation Of the surveyor gen.
eral of the Territory Of Dakota. and the
clerks in his office, six thousand dollars.
For compensation Of the surveyor gen.
eral of the Territory of Arizona, and the
clerks in his Office, seven thousand dollars.
For compensation Of the surveyor gen.
eral Of the territory Of Idaho, and the
clerks in his office, six thousand five hundred
dollars.
For compensation Of recorder Of land
titles in Missouri, five hundred dollars.
For compensation Of clerks in the offices
Of the surveyors general, to be apportiOned
to them according to the exigencies Of the
public service, and to be employed in tran
scribing fcld.nOtes of surveyors, for the
purpose Of preserving them at the seat OF
government, ten thousand dollars.
For rent Of surveyor generals Office in
Oregon, fuel, books, stationery, and other
incidental expenses, including pay Of mes.
senger, five hundred dollars.
For rent Of surveyor generals Office
in California, fuel, books stationery and
other incidental expenses, one thousand six
hundred dollars.
For office for the surveyor general Oi
Washington Territory, fuel, books, station
cry, and other incidental expenses, one thou.
sand six hundred dollars.
For office rent Of the surveyor general
Of Kansas and Nebraska, fuel, and inciden
tai expenses, one thousand five hundred
dollars.
For rent of surveyor generals Office in
the Territory of Dakota, fuel, books, sta
tionery, and other incidental expenses, five
hundred dollars.
For rent of surveyor generals Office in
the Territory of Arizona, fuel, books, sta.
tionery, and other incidental expenses, three
thousand dollars.
For rent Of surveyor generals Office in
che Territory of Idaho, fuel, books, station
cry, and other incidental expenses, three
thousand dollars.
EXPENSES OF COURTS OF TIE UNITED STATES.
For defraying the expenses Of the Su-
preme, eirclit, and district courts of the
United States, including the Districs Of
, 1864-09-19
The New England Sewing Machines.

that have given such universal satisfaction arc constantly
on hand. kVeTy machine warranted.
Needes thread, and other suitable material With
the above machines constantly on hand.
Oohnaent circulars furnished agents application.
DEsING CO, Agents for the Pacific Trade.
Ne. Montgomery st, Masonic Temple.
ls6'u saa FTsRcisee.
, 1864-09-19
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER
The new and fast-saIlIng sloOp
a LETITIA,

Captain J. ?. ADAMS,
Il up for Freight Charter between steilaeoom and an
ports on Puget Sound and vaneOuvef's Island.
The LEflTIA b well adapted to carrying Lumber, Live
Stock and Country Produce for which trade she was built
Her cabin accommodations not surpassed by those
any vessel the Sound. Freight and Passengers will be
taken at the mostTeasonable rates.
For Charter Freight Passage, apply to II. @. WILL
HANSON, at SteilacOOm. or 10 the
iitf CAPTAIN, on board.
, 1864-09-19

IH Subscriptions received for all the San Franeseo
Dalles, at puhlisheTr' prices.
Any Newspaper, Magazine OF Review n0t mentioned In
the above LIST win he furnished 10 order. Orders for Rsnks
Music Fancy Articles, &C., flied promptly ut the oSts
market rates.
subscriptions payable invariably in advance.
Address }. STRATMAN.
News Agent Fan franrise0.
, 1864-09-19
PACIFIC. HOTEL
RESTAURANT,
OLYMPIA, w. 7.

THE ABOVE WELl-IkNOWN AND POPU-
Il ulaF House, having been thoroughly renovated aad
newly furnished, s prepared to entertain guests Ia
greater comfort and In accommodating than
any other house In the place. The house will be conducted
on the
RESTAURANT PRINCIPLE.
Meals afSer o'clock PM, Extra.
An adjoining Cottage has been leased and reied where
large number can be accommodated with lodging, good
clean beds, and Well-ventlaled rooms.
~ Call and witness the truth Of the above.
REBEccA HOWARD,
iSaf Proprietor.
, 1864-09-19
THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA.

THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
D. o. MILLS and wN. c. RAIsToS will be charged with
the management Of the business Of the Corporation.
WM @. RAlSr0N,
n. s. FRETZ
San Francisco. June IS. 1864. 29:l
COUNTY sURvEYOR.-IsEORGE W. SLOAN,
~ County Surveyor Of Pierce County, W. r, win attend
TO The duties Of said oee In person. An business nEuste
TO his care viii receive prompt attention.
steilaeeom, December s, 1868. ldf
A lIERICAN FLAGS, with fun eomplemen. Of
n stars, printed muslin de lalne. imitation Of hunt
ing, In fast eolors, at the following low prices:
StAes root 81 90 per Dozen
Size, Feet, 2 80 per Dozen
Size, , Feet, 0 OO per Dozen
size, ~ Inches. no % per Dozen
Also, BUNTING FLAGS OF all Sizes from 90 cents to o.
q foot.
J. sfRAfMAN
Major First California Artillery,
Empire News Depot, northeast Washington anG
sansOme streets, San Francisco.
, 1864-09-19
STOCKHOLDERS:

cOEHsFOxpExIs II NEw YonK-LEEs WALLER, No. 80
Pine street.
COERrsFOSDESIs ~ LOSDox-BASK OF LONDON.
, 1864-09-19
FOREIGN PERIOpIcALs.

Ist. James Magazine.... 9 90
London Laneet........ 8 ~
=. World Of Fashion 9 or
Chambers Journal.... Z 90
An the Year Round.... 9 ~
London Art Journal. =. 10 ~
DlackWood's Magazine. Z %
Westminster Quarterly
Review W............. y 90
North Bsilish Review. 3 ca
Eiinburgh Review .. 0 o.
London Revieu....... 8 Co
Tie four Reviews and
Biaekw0od ........ls co.
Teuiple Bar magazine. G co.
, 1864-07-15

Miss Gest, the efficient lady who has in
charge the contraband schools In Louisiana,
has just arrived In this city from New Or
leans. She relates curious Incident which
took plnce upon the steamer Olive Branch.
coming up the river. Among those on board
were sonle rebel women, one of whom had =
parrot The bird IVES profnse in the inquiry
to those on board, "Are you q rcbels'' An
affirmative answer wou1d elicit the reply from
Poll, "Al 1igbt'' When In the vicinity OF
Natchez scout hailed the boat and informed
the Captain that rebel battery was rapidly
approaching the river little distance shove
snd would reach q certain point before the
boat could. There was M Immediate rush OF
the ladies to the hold, the rebel woman lead
Ing the why frantic to escape from her friends.
As they reached the hold, q ebrill voice, eyi-
IDENTIFY from one In great alarm, was heard
crying "taAe me! take mel" Investigation
was made and the owner Of the voice was
found to be Poll who had evidently nads up
bis mind, from the confusion, that something
WAS wrong. The rebel woman went back for
the bird and again Joined the passengers in
the hold. As soon az order was restored and
quiet prevailed, the crowd, and not the least,
the rebel woman, were dumbfounded at the
PARROTS sudden conversion to loyalty evi-
denced by his vigorous vociferations oi
"D--n the rebels! D-n the rebcls.' n
The 1ebel woman protested that She never
taught the bird the latter phrase.
, 1864-07-15

Governor Chase, the horror OF red-dog
bankers, il out Of the Treasury, and Mr.. Fes-
sender, whom everybody speaks we'll Of
reigns IL his stead. Congress was fairly bull
lied and caiolcd into repeating the righteous
and wholesome act which prohibited betting
on future differences In market value between
gold md grcenbacks; the Alabama is destroy
ed; end the military situation is more hope.
tul than it hes previously been since Bell
Run; yet the premium on gold rose yester-
day to 170! What have the Mokannas, who
attributed the rise Of gold two weeks since
to Mr. Chase and the gold bill, to say for
themselves: Where shall they hide from the
prompt and thorough exposure of their IT,
no1auce md their cha1latanism Grant is
laundering at the gates Of Richmond; Sher-
at those Of Atlanta: Canby has probably
struck another heavy blow at the Southwest;
the rebellion is yisibly on its last legs, and
tottering at that; yet gold goes up like q bal
loon; SO that 81 600 Of It wau buy more than
0,O00 OF g. S. six ler cents, payable, prin-
cipal aud interest III coin The business Of
the country Is all but fatally de1anged; all
nominal yalues are so Inflated and unsettled
that 10 one Knows what to ask nor how to
trade; the laborfDg class are stinted in spite
ofample work and large wages; and there as
danger of social conyulsion IRON the artful,
infla1nmRto1y indictments addressed to iguo-
rance by treason. Our bankers aud capital
Its cvince peither foresight nor courage.
Avnr3ee and gambling, engineered BY dlsloy-
atty, ride the Whfrlwind and direct the storm;
every necessary Of life grows hourly deares
and the coDgregated traiters from St, Louis,
Baltimore, New Orleans, Memphis, Louis
vile, Nashville, &c, dc, who borrow Ia
this city, and here scheme and struggle to
paraly ze Lie raised right arm Of the Nation,
In the Interest OF the slayeholders' rebellion,
will soon be whispering to the working class:
have done and dared every thing to produce,
Is tho work Of those whom it threatens to
destroy, and who arc doing all they know to
Tealst and repel it.
Courage, country1nen! This is the dark.
ness that prccedcs the dawn! Yet little
while, aud men viii hardly realize that Il
could ever hayc bcen.-N. 7. Tribune