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, 1864-10-31

Cmcu1r CorKr-During the past two or three
dAye, the attention Of Judge E. S. Williams has
been taken up in bearing tie arguments upon 4
petition Of the Chicago and Great Eastern Rail-
road to condemn lands fer the use oi the road.
The Grsat Eastern Company-chartered by the
btste OF Indiana TO build ro4d from Losa1sport
the Galena aud Illinois River Railway Company.
whose prsseIt terminus is in Chicago. and to make
1uI uous line the consolidation seeks to con-
d&mn the land between Chicago and the State l,ne-
A portion OF the lard is owned by the pittsburg
aIc FoEt Wayne Road, who protest agsinet the
cend, mpatton. The chief ground OF defense ap-
pesrs 10 be, that power Is con1etred by the Leg
lsatur+, authorizing the Ga!cna and 1llinoIs Road
10 extend their track to the State line; that Its
terminus l. endneo to the eecton west Of and ad-
jo,uIrg The IN which the State line IL located.
Walker q Dexter 10, appellant; Judge Beckwtth
for npDclte,
, 1864-10-31
sFor Sale.

TOR SALE-Re:taurant and Sa-
u loer-a Genital lccat1cn. with seversl yeara
leaae. ntry 1Ry buatceIs as - Der weak, lodging
eTs ios .Tayslszs e. Al tns I A. Mt17n'Tss, t1;aEss
BIZ CT. cclner Dearborn AID Msnio5 a.rea!5,
2
, 1864-10-31

WAsn1Kc1ox1AS uoME FAm AND FEsr1vAI~-
The different committees appointed IN relation to
tic forthcoming Fair and Featival to be held at
Bryan Hal, Wednesday Nov. Il, met on Saturday at
1ion. and reported gratifying progress. A com.
mlttee Of lanies was appointed to take charge Of
The dinner tabee, and they earnestly request that
all connt!ops OF provisions be sent to the Hall By
II O'Clock on Wednesday. Meats and vegetables
are particularly wanted, and It is hoped that the
public i'll not forget to send in their donations
and that eyer5 body who can, will dine at 10 ser
BRAN Hall on Monday next, and attend the FAil
al The upper hall In The evening,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-27
,or France. rs
MS AycAKYREcOMkENDED %
~ the Medical Tscnlty.
- tssT ~a5tH
Ca .,,.4 - errr,v-. - -.


~. LorEs. Jane Ia IsR2.
Nh Jso IL BLlo1. Agent VI LaIls Eala's RLe4.rsff A.
3oet and NsurafTs, = >ssAr-I hzvs prr-S1shas Tie
above zsntan4d sp%sife, snc tia; have
found any remedy that carries mach eA-selrfv a
quick and u1sry fa. as cases. hers
= here used Il. LIZ. q. II PHILLIPS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-27

Ths Secretary OF he Board of .Acri
cnl are collected during recent visit 10
Earope, some interesting partie ulals in
regard to the wages ii isrm iaboreTs and
Others IN England, Ireland aud "a ths
continent. Thirty seyeE cents day
he sports as the highest sem psie the
lahsTsr boarding Himself. Ia most parts
OF land The farm laborsr gets hut
tEsasy I've cents per cay. and boa ds ana
loo aes himseif-aad al 4. al rate lie can
not ett work hall the time The day :,
wors. moreover. Is from d4yiigh! till
aatA. no tee hour sys.em, or acs protect
ins the workman on the land.
Ia Gaeu', Big cm, The average price
is aooat frame ard hall, Or about thirty
cents . dag, tue wurk men hsdizg them
se'vs. la lie neigh borhood Of Bonn
en- the RHINE, il is ten silver groschen, or
ABOUT twenty cents per Gay. Ia WIS
baden il is tro-, t9rty two to tor,y-eight
krer:zers per day for workmen on farms
or on rcads, or tii!rty to ibirty-ase cents
At the farm Of the Agricultural Instit4te
at Goisaelg. near Neistaden, the price
paid is thiFty-slx tEeu,zers per day, or
tyeaty-Eye lea,s, the mea boarding them
salses. 10 AID about Heidelberg, 10 the
Grand Dae5y o. Baden, il varies from
fsrsy-iso &c forty sight kreuizers La
aal sroanQ Cassea, the daily wages amount
10 fifteen silver groscasa. or thirty seven
cents. Al the Agricultural College at
Neihens'epan, the pay Tor female lahor-
ers IN the sieid is twenty four kreulzors,
or about eighteen cents per day, finding
themselves. Tais Is In harvest time,
when the price is higher than at other
seasons.
These prices everywhere seemed smsil
for hard, earnest labor, aud | could DOT
help thinking how glad our can farmers
would be 10 gave double, aad board their
workmen at that Now il is true thai
the price q lving IS not generally quite
SO bigl 10 the countries We bave nauIed
as with u, yet the difference is noshere
o. great, as tie price paid for labor l.
fact, - live as wei. as Uus people of til,
same class do. the cost would be yer,
nearly the same. TIE pice Of potatoes
for instsnee, il The ueiSa5orhood If Dab
lin, Is seven pence stone Of fourteen
pounds This is e-ut poun3, or SGT
top. The prlce OF good butter through
ont Ireland i, on an average, shiIIin~
psaud. 81 that man has to work os-
twelse or fourteen hours to earn NON,
Of butter. THIS is the price IN IN a,
country. The model farus a. ciasasr,
got eighteen pence. or ihr .y.six csuts
ponuu in 5audary ia thu year. 1854 ar
the l-~est price 81 sav time i Sh,l,in
OF thirteen pence, ..at Is twentv-fonr an
tweniy-sax een'@. | made similar inqu
res as 10 me rFice of common articles,
means 81 comparison everywhsre
Weut, and ! know about how the ca,
Stands, Tor | made practice to reccl
SUN items OF The spot. The price
hour IS about IS high OF. he eyn.ipent
with u. ard Think = IL same aos!ity
meats about as high
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-27

s7 Lcuss rei zsth Tss4
J. n. Bzsen. Es-- uss- kaxe fr4ed Rfcu-
a.a1tsr1. Serrslg14 AID Geut s-ecsc and haEt I'd
red 81 VIA N niez e. have lsi7aE
thia4 il q Ee1y safe sel reIsaase rssdl11He.
tary sesB.ctitda ~ sesIn fr3snd- sd
c. b. L08D.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-27
DR. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
CEDR0N BITTER ST
The La1esiaui Nest fnpoytaufDls
csvcry CT the f9th Century.


No 1ss rssr- .tEaASrls c-rrectef afts the
AistSFs til Sstesia @s4e - us usss% se- az
nerF tssarab.- sne~ pFsz-e- aezea discovery
tfss shstss
~. JeAa asIi, 81 louisville Ay.,
Ike asi71saAis r--r~sstzsa Il ssr-a7ausla hrs teaS
stt n si4s nSsa u fe ysTf1 oazss OF that vziu
1s@A6Frx e#
Ills gasss-gasd 81 Wild Cherry bis becae agrseho.a
ss-ca ii.s'rsEs.'sf kss- y ST. 4s-4 ssa-s4.
lis VIII le@efcs tss tina. year aIs-s her IN
ir-4zctsaa rsgs.afhss asaesyread the
co1t--sys ka-ti Anass4.s-
ezt &c -nfl esnr< II fs f3 xxsafas 70 he AZ
sAfna ~ h- aatrsk seg $40 her combination, fer
% bees E9t el<1s r aa-e hefs - ls-carere. ST
CE ID n - III.
Rhsea s.sss +rss-s ss-r ~ to the Pub
4 las sss1-T E!a.ss4ts VI Cen
-=i t@.=Tra " ~Aar ig- ssyt- iasve s+-F 1psxn Tr
s-vze saz I'VE A.ss- yzz- A-tsat rssA : ras4 Ia
zrr .sasi Esr tie az1sg ,ea1asssss srees + !.
Ia 14ta taaz II white tasrs Ar~~- tse toNsv
tas p@ en- e Sose4t y ega, atEsg nat tl.s lseass
t3.
Nni'+ pr Bat - act EsNl srs Yrs. : 4xtrars-
gsni pTs;s nsaa h. l. ssfkt'.sE sasissf re- thar
psh exszst ssseA 81 a~ ex5 sMllae fts Firtues
that A. re1i~y = s1essgfss - ts@p.SsS sss~sug
-S1s erss-Rt* ~ e.stEes ~ -tssz I'D c.4ala-s
" - tie a-4naTle MS a~ssess. . -.zees>
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-27

Yer xNass, rs4>>S-, t. oae hes Ants red.
Bugs Maths ga kmFe. Ngafan, ar. tr4-
sec 70 on Pfsats. toNis. Animals &C.
rut UP CSC sss aaa 81 40 R1xe~ gntflss AMI Flask.
IS ard 50 sizes tor uoTEI<, PtsLIc IxzTITrrtcss, kc
'1srsy infslhle remedies krcwrn
sFrec from psisoss-
@Art dangerous a. tine HaraE Fsnily.s
HRats cosse ct II thesr aoies 10 Gia-s
81 Sold VTh.faAais In In far-e cities.
81 Sc bv al Druggists ard gstsile~s evprvwnere.
- I. 4 Ixw Az = OF all warthls - raismsions
AS- See thas CJ~fsE'sts u each Fox. Bottled
ard Fla L. bei.ire ven hay.
- sa..rp~s ElsAaa ~ fasTsR.
kesggfsczPAI Dx781 81 EEestxAs, y. +.
~ -,id Sy- II NaW kLL In
WILKINSON. yAHTL TT Z &C.
less,s ard R6s@ii So 4. ksOka4. iss&
The New York herald., 1864-12-14

demsanor. end being thereof coavstsd BY dee oeass
Of law, shall suffer imprisonment mot exceeding six
months, and shall forfeit the full amount Of said con-
tract transaction the haf to the infcrmsr who
snah prosecute the same. and the other hall 70 Tie
United States.
skc. s. ARd be further esactsd, That person shall
by any means, device, shin OF contvanuo whatsoever
receive Or pay or contract 20 receive or PAY any rrs
by The United States for circulation money and do
cared by said United states TO be lawful money and
legal tepdsr for less than the Of lawful money
expressed therein and thereby made payable and any
person shall offend herein shall be deemed and ad.
judged guilty OF msdemeauor, and shall suffer imprson-
than six months. and shall suffer nne or
forfeiture equal TO the full amount Of the specified In
said note or notes. or sum contracted for on being there
OF duly convicted. =.
SEQ 8. and be further enacted That II any person
shall in the purchase sale Of gold or silver coin or bull
lion agree TO pay receive in payment therefor sne
bills OF any corporation individual At less
price than the full par value oppressed therein he
shall be deemed and adudged 10 have offended against
the provisions OF this act be punished accordingly.
The transactions at the SubTreasurers Office In this
The New York herald., 1864-12-14
SECOND BOARD.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Dec. 1876 N.
AsnEs.-Receipts, none. The market continues quiet,
and prices wholly nominal
BREADsTu uyYs.-Receipts, 13 .297 bbs -four. 13s bbs
and 1885 bags corn meal, 100 bushels wheat 400 do
corn 2ssb do oats, and es5 do. malt The market for
state and Western -four rather active the de-
and being chiefly confined to the wants OF the local
trade with speculative inquiry. Prices with
out material change though for grades advance
OF &C. was established with sales OF % 900 bbs State
and Western, including 5000 do for forward delivery
within the range also 600 do Southern and 400 do Ca
madam Rye -four continues quiet, with sales OF 15o
bbls al IS so 80 IS. Corn meal steady, but nrn
with sales o. ZOO bb 81 rs for Jersey and IS so for
Brandywine also 40 punchoons do 10 arrive, at SAL
The New York herald., 1864-12-14

The Bank Of Trey, Union Bank, Aanufacturers' Bank
and City Bank, all state insttutons in Troy n. T., are
organizing under the National Currency act
The Bank OF New Jersey at New Brunswick n j.. has
been converted into national bank under tho title of
tho National Bank Of New Jersey The bills OF the Bank
OF New Jersey to be redeemed II ths city By The
Ninth National Bank.
The exports Boston for the ending December
were $4sI 2s against $685. 75s for the week In
1858.
The foreign exports from the Of Baltimore for the
past week amounted to STls,7s1.
The following comparative statement shows the average
condition Of the leading items or the Philadelphia banks
The New York herald., 1864-12-14


port OF New York. December I3, 1864.
cLEAREn
Steamship China (Br). Anderson. Liverpool via Ques.e
seaWS.sp Bears .m ranOs Southampton and H.
steamship Costa .Rica, Ttnklepsugh Aspinwai-D
Steamship Gen Sherman. Terry. Por Royal-wh.ney .
..siesmship Petrol. Howard Beauror. No-Murry .
steamship 3 Q Knight Gallagher PhiladeIphia-w
Bark George Marchant tPrus,. Eschrichl An.werp-w1
RsTs ss.s ss1o9 ,1 s soGss scAm,d.
Brig D.srbors tBr,. Hartman. SAINT. Mar.ha-M d
Brig sarah Crosby Crosby, Cardeuss-Brett Son Ca
schr W johnson, Garrison. Beaufori-Cosss wreCksa
schr Chief. Doushty. Baltimore.
schr Lucy Church. Adams Phiadelphia-Baker 4 Day.
ssss d Fo Stn qssr R.9s
Steamer Artisan. Kirk, Baltimore.
ARRIVED
cu9 Mo,u sam rs.s Hsriod Rear s Admra, David r.
Inst Had fine weather and hgnt head winds until the 54
& % ff M ~ss
'ssss
Hss.s ss%s. g. ~: Nc:
q Z. Esr e sn q
g e :f
sss s.s. tss s'S s6.s ses . RIO
ssfs SaFasss Ts
Inst lat 80 H. Ion l6 exchanged signals with Danish barh
Bark Mayhower (of New Haven) Lovejoy Barbados Nov
bridges Sons OF New Haven l2th inst bark pa,sk
cd black ashore near the Highlsnd with sails Hyina haA
Brig Biaelow tof windsor Ns,, Holmes Belize Hon,
% days with loswood, &c, TO d Dswolt 7h last, -
Had heavy weather; split salts &C.
Brig Ella (of 50 John, NIB Cor East HArbor I'll "a davA
with salt, to Nevlus Sons On the night OF the lsh
inst In the late gale from the Westward split sails and -
Brig Newburg (of Bosiont Howes LInran, cB rs dayA
with coal 70 master sth inst, on Nantucket had heavy
brig coroneils Sof Walton, Ns) Gard. HsrsI 10 dsyA
with hsh, 70 X Dewoif llh inst SPIN, on Sandy IooI
into BY pilot boat No which galley and ra
schr sardinan strout Lingan 10 days, via Fewpors.
schr Kate MerriIl. weeks, Norfolk. daya
scr Joseph Porter Burrows Phadcpha Tor Frovidenos
schr Statesman, Cole Eizabcthport for Boston
schr Plow Boy Fuller, Albany for Washington.
RFruRrxp--ship Australia, Towart hence mh inst N
while anchored OF the Capes Of Dcswarc curing hea.
from WNW parted chains osng he as
los fahoms chain Game 10 this port 70 repAce nem sAs
10 consigned 10 Mossrs Williams a ouioh.
Steamship Costa Rica ships Notre Dame des victories.
n Watjen Adler; bsrks vicorine, Bidwel Elira foune
Despatch Return, 81 James voysger; orga sarah rnss
nermss Sarah rs,'rs sssssY isf ssseis sass smS
Tiy uccan bird, Sea Ranger, Bdwn Reed, Idaho.
Tho Monitor Dictator ieft her anchorage to-day and pc
.s ..lsS from The ~ Sp on Monday.
PM
wind AZ sunset x.
The New York herald., 1864-12-14
SHIPPING NEW S.

ALMANAC YoRK-YBIs
............ " MOON
............. 4 "a HIGH q
port M New York. Drcember IL. 1884.
The New York herald., 1864-12-14

slwssl 1s Oats opsnss s.sasy. With : far demand.
Conw.-There has been . fas business consum mates
TO day, and the market continues very arm, the de
mapd being chiefly speculative consequent upon the 70
ducsd stock and the growing cooveti0D that the ship
mens % this market WV bs very light Tor sons time z
together 900 bsss) and 800 2oo bags Maracsioo
private terms also - bags Ro at l6c, and 90 40
Laguayra At Aohc equose on basis Of as6 per cat
FOR gold Rio, prime, 4sc RE- good. etc l7hc; RSa
fair, 4oc. 46hc Rio, ordinary, 44Ko a.; Rio fair
20 70. good carsoss 49, 49, Jay. mats and bags Soo
four months ST. Domingo 43c 4lo cash Rio and santos
on the 18th Of December 1884, Sos java mats rs eSs
Java government bags, 970; Bahia, 62I6; Maracaioo
las, 100. - '&1l't tTeATTD III
CANDIH4-The market has undergone particular
changes since our last the demand continuing very light
The only sales we heard OF 1901 adamAnliDe
S2Kc.. and 20 cases sperm private terms.
CofrER-T has been rather more doing since our
last report and the advance noted in last was fully
sustained with sales Of 900 lbs at 4sNc Soc for
Portage Lake, and soc. for Minnesota Other descrp
sions may be quoted at Soc
CorroS The demand continues good, both from the
trade and for speculation and priess advanced
fully Xc per b., with sales OF 200 bales We quote
The New York herald., 1864-12-14

rial change pfices The demand WAS chiefly from tbe
local trade, with some INQUIRY from milers The only
sales heard OF 90 300 bushels al az 65 Tor white
CANADA, and 81 20 So 32 for chicago Spring rye was
quiet an d nominal ~ 81 7S 81 70 for Western Botley
" quiet ard hrm, while malt was duh and declining.
Tho market for continues out tho gh there was
rather more dong the snesicom prsng 600 bushels
al 81 " 81 p2 fr mixed Western delivered aud 81 10
for new yellow Jersey, New was snd wanted al
The New York herald., 1864-12-14
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL.

TUESDAY,, Dec. Is-oP. NJ.
Tue gold market has been steady to-day and free
from excitement. The OF the success OF Warrens
corps received late in the atsrnoou temporarily de-
pressed suotaons but at the close the tendency was
upward The yariat- rs we're follows
The New York herald., 1864-12-14

The OF the iron business In tho Lake Superior
region furnishes gratifying exhibit Of the prosperity
Of that section Of tho country The shipments Of iron ore
from Marquette for ten years past compare folows
The New York herald., 1864-12-14
n1lscerIamsOuo.

ssfr You're AsKsIcA. Cummings from New York Aug II
at eAn Francisco 9th thus making the run N
l20 the shortest from this city aimee nc -
nous one OF the clipper ship Panama In 100 daya
BAaK AvoLl Nicholson. al Boston from Caps dc VeaA
The New York herald., 1864-12-14

Our dates from New Orleans to the Sd inst There
ample supply OF cotton On SALE but holders were
unwilling to submit to a reduction. Aiddling and low
middng held at 81 Is, which was decline from
previous quotations of two to five cents pound.
The receipts Racine and Mississippi and Northern
Illinois railroads during the week ending November 80
to $4S40 against sll .454 for the same time 10
1868.
The Chicago and North Western Railroad earned during
the ending December $685. s4S which $2S,oS1
in Of the receipts for the time last year.
The Boston Traveller Of yesterday says
The supply Of currency continues greater than the de-
mand commercial and stock purposes. The offerings
prime for sale in the market quite limited,
and negotiated at and eight
Ca loans easily obtained on approved colater
ais six per cent. The stock market II firm but not
active although there moro buyers than sellers OF
bank and railroad shares. Governments securities con-
tnues in good demand for permanent hodng and some
Of the purchase said TO be for foreign
count Speculation at present confined 10 operations In
gold coin land and copper mining stocks.
The December statement OF the banks Of Wisconsin
compare with tho Of the previous mouth fol-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-25

~ \ ~ f111ll0l ~ ~ etllel
kitAtssls llslsisis la1s} fssFete = fasaP''
u sAd Ne var essa- tssfseo6t Adsta 40
GA 40 ls without AaslttaAesi hramiskts
had hoped that - would mos DO needed
b, aid not want % eclipse the namo and
FINE OF tho great Yankee leaders; he had
| fame enough for ; man ofsuch little vanity,
tAnother type 1t greatness y and he With
held bic mightfor tLis generous motive, al
though he knew he conld decide the contest
10 ,aays'six nonths, that have intervened
eanca the war. He has, moreover, been like
dsv1ut lover OF tho classics, faithful to the
suss VI the ancient poets, who did not intro
dacs their gods until the great occasion
wasa human beings had failed to decide the
struggle and the balance hung ., apoise,
neither eide being able to gaia the prepon.
derancc. just then 1t became the dignity
Anasapernai power If the god to enter tho
arena and decide the fate Of tae dsy. Aud
70 comes Ia the great Branlette. The god
81 Kentucky! The world pausss to take |
'oog breath! 0rapts glory is fed. Lee
WIZ aad 1t uselese to 6Sa. against ine power
hat descends from high Olympus, ind that
great and bloody drama which the world has
watched with such deep interest is suddenly
o DO concluded. When the final blow will
ALT q, the exact day tbereof-is known
'nly to the Kentucky divinity. His advent
annot be far of. Let us, 10 the meantime,
Ike the old Romans, prepare ourselves to
ie as decently g possiblei
We think It was OF Charles Mathews that
be following story is told: Mrs. M. looked
ut Of doors one dark, stormy night, and
Ias asked BY her husband "what sort Of
'eather is IT." 8he replied thct it was "quite
indy" Then," said he, "throw out pep.
eEmint lozirge, my dear, the weather has
le lho lei" |
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-25

oeeffYzf.'

sS1r ~ $780, ,~s.........s
esgs43 e es9<tsst s4~4srs ~ s.s..ss $500
g ~ y ffsss Il ss.. = = .s 800 s..--ss
re Pa f. ~ !'gssss-s5rs. fiA:.sss 4 -as see
~ q sss fsns 81 CsicaA. si,i i. s.r.s
~ safs.sa 70 o.ssriss sacs s1sssss.a- s<e-a -
s.s e. az :a.ss ss .a sasts nazssr 4 : -
fgebis. "' u asessi q.
IL. oyHssst rsrsrrr4ox.
!. Ccfrtnsaaarts wiI Aiwsys hesr 10
sensrs ofa.Is No 70 10 no. only tao ea, . ss' Ia
Ia oisnailv Yseur tn ia provisions n, ia ,osy VI
c.,ion o. TIE e'aer p-srssehs Ct tois crcu,.. ''p
comriandaais wi:i, Of eonsss. vefs.
oineo'tY 20 thss prrcsu; hut reference. .Sses Z
an 'nsIt lace that they are rs,her 1, svs - 90,
spot so.tS Or labor, si, be rsta.rad ,,,s ees re.
l.. 1ns GUY &c ete corrrsodsu.s G. e,r,.,.
=. - sa Ies VIM thfse Instructions. 10 ,sts
80 eYisnss,s .ae ieagsir'si pfe-j cs., - .aHsaa
sas.ssy. Fad supply liz armies wish .en rs C.n,
mnss o. eftotnasa % Ger sttusys a., tt;
bS o'6ss Of &c, J 4 IsgrTav e,,.
--. 10y o. ouTilsto s.c.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-25


3nafe1GnesA spssalatioo with regard t
- nams4aans u GIANT. whether no vii
Z - - HAnunksy Il Jericho and com,
!. 1leesely upoa Gen. Lees front, or will keer
- upoa the old stage rad, and pursue the
feats - HAasvse Court House, which brings
HIN 70 Richmond By the Meadow Bridge
sfseA o. whether he viii Ill continue t0
isciias to the let, until he shan have reach~
81 ncClsllaaS old hase at Yves. p int, where
he may hope TO form ajauction with bulier
We slould think the last the moot rsbsSae
eofJecturA did Il not Imply an Acknowledge
msne Of defeat, which tho Conssntion 70 a.
semble at Baltimore on the Tia Juac, could
not mistake, aud alS,rI to MsCielisn atri.
um2h, which might bs fatal 10 the rrsten-
olons alike Of Linco,a and Groat. AZ ait IL.
ws think hs viii como strAight on, either
By the Telegraph rcsd. or By the
old stage road, or BY both. Whatever
hs may dstermins On, wesasxttaln no doubt
Whatever q .hls sigAskAsesas whenever the
next trial Of arms may come on, which must
b betxs The lspse Of many daya In thia
bs,isf W ~ sustained by thls whole com
nunlty. who feel deep and abiding con-
6dsncs 10 the gallaatry Of our magnificent
acmx asd tAe genius Of the grea. Captain
4 their head,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-25
Highly Characteristic

In the New York Rera!Fs account Of the
honon paid by the New England residents
Of New York to the remains of the Yankee
General 6edgwick when they arrived In the
city, published BY US day or two since, We
ind the following short paragraph 1.-THE
coffin was enshrouded with silk flag, and
on the lid was beautiful wreath of holly
leaves and flowers, with this inscription: TO
the memory Of General sed2wick, of Con-
necticut, from MrA James Dixon, of Hart,
ford, Connecticut Ga the breast of the
deceased was beautiful bouquet, suAich uas
asaeAedto ars. Lsaoola's card" Ead It been
the card OF anybody aleeno doubt It woald
nave been attached to the bouquet. As Ii
VA. however, the card of Mrs. Lincoln,
Yankee loyalty could not permit it to ba
represented Is mere appendage to bunch
Of flowers.
This circumstance, however, is not that ia
which We would invite attention. The Yam
eco love OF notortety Is . passion which
peEvsdes al classes OF Yankee society, aud
u equally distributed among both sexes. II
Aourishes In situations where it could mol
possibly DO expected to exlst-it RACES even
In the presence of death-it finds food 70,
publication In the very honors which are
pad 70 those whom the Yankees are pleased
20 extol 81 heroes. Is there Southern wo
man 20 lost to propriety, 30 destitute Of
modssty, so entirely Invested Of that deli
cacy which should characterize the true To-
dy, - to append her name &c An Offering SC
sacred - this ought to have been, upon an
occasion 20 solemn: We trust not. Wher
that gallant warrior-the Mnrat of the Con-
fsderate army, the hero, like Bsyard, "with-
out fear and without reproaeh, 1.-THE great
the glorious, the dearly loved Stuart-lay IN
klS eOGan, the lid Of that coffin bore the
representation Of sword worked In aow
en- Il was evidently done BY tair hands,
bat there was no Inscription aad no card
attached to Il. She who did 1t thought not
Of the fame she might acquire by the Offer
ing. Her thoughts were Of him who lay
within the narrow enclosure which formed
the lsat resting place Of the mighty dead
Of hts bravery, Of his devotion TO his couu
try. Of The deeds BY which he had rendered
hia usue immortal, Of the undylng glosy
which encjrclea that name. It Was impossi
BILE that single thought OF self could stea
In TO interrupt the current Of feeling q
deep. 90 pure. 90 intensely solemn. Tha
lady y. ws hope, . fair sample of the ser il
the Confederate States Of America. w,
trust that the morbid passion for nosoriety
which has already destroyed, In by Tar II.
larger portion Of Northern women, the ca
pscity to blush. may never invade the femaI.
socssAy Of the South. May that taint ueye,
b laid upon the souls OF those who con.t,
tute the best, ~ they do lika1ise the mo.
charming, portion Of the human race.