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IIOPE CHAPEL.
- 30 gVfRt EIaHT AT O-cI,ocy

HoPE CHAPEts o.nr
EVERY NIGHT AT O'CLOCK.
THE NEW SENSATION or THE DAY
rs refined and delightful resort n the city for aides
THK MAMMOTH 3TEREOSCOPTICOk; OR, MIRROR
OF THE UNIVERSE" This splendid entertainment,
which nightly attracting crowds Of our best citizens
enables make the tour the world In fancy with.
tho expense of travel The beautiful Scenery,
Architecture Sauary Of all lands aud present.
Cd in of superb views thrown uon canvass mea
surfing hundred square feet and illuminated to the
bany OF MONDAY By the most powerful light known TO
science.
the Spirit the Alps with the elegant moonlight aud sun.
Doors open a, I. Tours begin at 8 r. NJ Admission Is
cents Reserved seats 81 cents.
Grand Matinee every wednesday and Saturday, At
O'Clock H. D. MchEON manager
NEW YORK. Jan. O. 1854.
.sr sfvI have 10 thank your advertising columns for
greatest pleasures have enjoyed Attracted
their Of the Mammoth Stereoscoptioou
and vet hat appreheusve that only mora
about 10 variety OF panorama or magic lantern
exhibition, vent last evening 20 Hope Chapel TO look At
the mirror OF the Universe so Called and indeed was
agreeabv the extent the beauty and the
perfection OF the life there presented
New York Nubia and back again conducted
within the OF about ninety minutes. enjoying the
choicest OF by the and absolutely be-
wdered by the constant renewal OF Delights 50 great was
satisfaction thst do wonder NJ the brilliant
refined and lasting intellectual entertain
meu make my own enjoyment known pro bono puplico
VERY truly yours CONSTANT READER
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY The
Board Of Supervisors to examine claims made against
The county damages alleged to have been sustained by
the OF either real personal property In conse
oueuce OF the viii hold meeting at the Cham
Der the Board Of Supervisors room No u, City Hail. on
Wednesday. Jan 1884 at O'Clock r. M 10 consider the
following cases. -,
in
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hEW rOweey ruFArRR
Nv Soe pflpt q a.
WtoNE3DAy RVENiRo, JAN g. ~.
WONDERFUL SuCcF1S
:.
0sHhr wEsrFI~r STAR
Mip& KAYE FIs4ER
-. rlF y. III DtAbD PLOPLF rEESEET
Tue eeN no,re oY Severn hundreds
psiu WITHIN The vans ~
iMmEESE THEATRE
Tue grets paulommist pad moo o. ic a-t,e
hk EDWIN BbAhCiAED
- and ma ~pn1. rsd ds.s. Csr,o and B,uin
The Immense spectacle IL
MISS KATE FISHER
Ia winch oharsciec she wit the tecd1o l.csaia
DescenLs anj the
ruRfLLIHo f.dGHr
around the Auditorium front o ms
L. FitsT ClRGLh or BOXER,
wMis bound u the back o
Wild HDfSt,
MOST DARING AND FKCvrfNa
Specsccs cres p,cwnloI Co the pubic h,s city eUsng
ils iir6t alton
THUNDERs or APPROPRIATION
The drama Of the
DUMB SAILOR BoY
THE fagor,te aciicss
MIS- W q JOHHa
MAS Kate kcw'on George .ns way MI a
Luglrd Nj. Mnrtlen MI. GiIssf0ri auI
ONE uUHDREp huktldARtB3
The dramas O. to ----.-.
DUMB SAILOR Bos
~7sS, soAMrs or NEW YORK
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fortune consIsts only in industry and effort The for
tune he desires with vile nteilectua culture and low
bctde, may address In sincerity Rustic oox As Herald o.
dee.
AN OFFICER In THE ARMY OF TIE UNITED
"A States who pridcs himself that he - nos DAD looking
abes 10 form OF some young ady. not
70 years Of prepossessins IN and OF
means. q future view TO matrinony ADDRESS
Captain George Jones' First Massachusetts srtery Fort
Woodbury., Va.
TWO YOUNG MEN RESIDING IN THIS CITY. ONE
engaged in lucrative business the oihcr WIN argo
income are desrous forming acquaintance with two
young ladies' between the ages OF Is aud ~ WIN uew 70
matrmony. Address stating where an interview csu oo
had, W. a H., boz <,0tj Post oiice
1.-TWO YOUNG OFFICERS tONR ENoLIsH. TIE
other moth at pressst serving In the Army ., ,nc roso
mac, relieve the tedlum OF winter qmsres
correspondence preliminary mot with KNOW tnvugn,
matrimony, with couple OF young ,d,es WI ~
doysIy 70 common syse, Address a1ton o. Rno'@ ros'
once, Warrington, u. q,
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NUsTAvE FRRRAND DErTERs
NJ TT CHAMPAGNE. -
The 10 the public thas
tNr. A sCHNIEwIND, OF New York, has been appointed
Sole Agsatn North America for the sale Of their celebrated
CHAMPAGNE WINES,
which fcr number Of have been received with uni
tHf+ uUSTAvE FERRAND DIFFERS,
Referring 70 tho above am prepared 10 execute orders
Cor these erc,llsnt Chsmpaenes, VIZ.
OEIL DE PEKDRtS, first quality
GRAND ooEDQM IMpEnfAL, second quality
A. SCHN1EwIND,
~ Leonard street.
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RIO DEALERS IN POULTRY, GAME. &C.

The New York spormaas Club call the attention O. all
Legislature Of this State passed April % 1862 chapter 44
entitled for the preservation OF Moose, Wild Deer.
Birds and fresh water Fsh and hereby give notice to all
whom may concern thaon add after the 18th day OF
January 1854 the prov said act will be strictly
forced. CHAS. II. HASNELb, rreslaeut
THADpEus n. LANE. Secretary.
Nrw YORK Ian. LII
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go nAaaE VERY FIVE 9Ip FIVE
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(NEoRoE COOK. AUCTIoNEER AND
~ Fancy Goods-Ths day at ~ o'clock, At lsaerooms
ll Broadway lot of fine Pastee Heads aud Landscapes
also ane Orou and Paper Mache Goods ITO close
gnneat Sale absolute.
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ylTATTERs, PROTECTIVE AND BENEVOLENT ASSO.
ciaonA special meeting Of the above association will
he'd the Second regiment armory on "Wednesday even
ing January o. 1884, al 81 O'Clock precisely All members
are requested TO come and receive hir oal uckeM AZ
return them on the 18th and 18th inst BY order Of
WILLIAM McDERM0TT. President.
JoHs BYRrE, Secretary.
w ANTED-lOOOOoO PERSONS TO READ REMING.
w TONS advertisement In this column
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RICHARD wALTERs, AUCTIoNEER,
WILL SELL, ON THURSDAY,
JANUARY At 10 O'CLOCK,
~ auction sore IS East Broadway by virtue OF chael
plate Msnte Mirrors fne Extension fable, Faro Table.
board s magnificent satin Damask window Curtains.
lsrss me<son carpets, leather seat Jn.Fi cane Arm
JOHN w. THORP. Attorney for MortgAgee:
Also will sell variety OF other Furniture blanksss Bu-
Iron Safes Paintings large walnut Desk and ohes
goods
DAwNBRoKRRs Saloon THURSDAY, JANUARY
by JOHN MORTIMER, IS East Broadway, consist
Hhawls Oonks Quilts, Blankets Beds, Piows $50
lots Clothing all seasonabe ana worthy the atten.
Zion Of heaters and houssfeepsrs ~ 9rSs Third
C HERMAN 4 CO., AUcTIoNEERs, SELL THIS
a. day. Jan. al III O'Clock, st the saleEoom, - Bow
sSI champssnes HsiSo casks and barrels old Bourbon.
scotch and irish whskeys s. eeghth and one quarter
casks OtArd Cognac Bndies pipes and barrels Holland
eud London 0In Hum, Port and Sherry Wines, u casks
liquors. Corjaa &c, being tho entire balance Of an i'm
porting and jobbing house Also ~ II o'clock Marshals
sale Of ss lot Of Liquors and oroccres Sale positive
TUuLrAM ABBOTT. AUCrIoYEER, OFFICE NO; Z
conten the oyster and dining saloon No Sixth street.
Third avenuc2t Cane Chairs lot OF Tables Casters
Glasses Dccauters. &C.
WIN. WRITER'S. AUcIIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
Pier and oval Mirror Centre Tables LAcs Curtains Gas
Trtures Velvet Tapesry Three Ply and other Carpets
han Oco,h, Hat RACK stair Rods, nahog.ny Hsa,.saas
Dressing bureaus, washssnds Toilet, China, Glass and
Hair Seat Chairs Sofa Bcdseads and large LOT Of House
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DR. REQUEST, AND LIKEWISE ON ACCOUNT or rug
ID last Monday evening. which prevented grcat
many that bad purchased tickets to be present at the ef
hibon Of the Sunday school OF the German Pre-
Dutch Church, Norfolk
and Stanton streets there will be repetition Of the ssma
Wednesday evening. January 1874. krercsss viii
commence at O'Clock. All friends " the good
TaE COMMITTEE
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fvOLLECroR'S SALE
" -. WI. MITTERS AUCTIONEER.

EDWARD PETTINGER, AUCTIONEER. SO WALL
II srcct-Aucton sale.-Large and full assortment Of
Hotel and Dining Room Furnitue and Fixtures consisting
Blankets Toilet Chairs Tables Dining Tables Cloths
Castors emma, Glass Wooden iron and Copper Wares,
patterns Friday January 1864. at ~ A. NJ, upon
hotel pess 80 Chatham street, city of New York under
chatte MORTGAGE. Favor OF MORTGAGE.
o. ROBINSON. Attorney for Mortgage IS Wall street.
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r sKLDNER. AUCTIoNEER-BY sELDNER LEVY,
LIZ this day at Il O'Clock at their saesroom l3 New Ca
street. the Bowery. lot OF Furniture such al Bed
eeads, Tables. lily Arm and other Chairs Sofa
looking Glass fine Feather Beds, Clocks Stoves and Bal
lizard Table, also large lot of and heavy Overcoats
Pants ladies' silk and other Dresses Broche and other
lara
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n BoGAHT. AUcTIoNEER.-BY S. 4 J. BoGART-
6tAbles Forty third and Sixth
sale o Horses Wagons and Harness. consisting OF
opon Barouche, Caechc Coach light Buggy Wagon,
city madei one Black Mare years old lSs hands high
Harness Single Rocks way, Blankets,
Robes shifting Road Wagon &C. Also II Horses. young
and aOu nd perp tory.
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TyEOR0E COOK AUCTIONEER.-ELEGANT CABI-
" net furuiture-This day Jan 5. At u O'Clock a.
Household Furniture including Paror Suits of various
kinds. Library and Dining Room Suits. Chamber SUITS
Extension Dining Tables, Sideboards Bookcases Eta
ceres Lounges Easy Chairs Library Tables, Chairs SC
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HENRY H. LERDS 4 Co. AUCTfONRERs
n VALUABLE LIBRARY OF BOOKS.

HENRY H. LEEDS Co. will sell OF auction on Thurs
day January O'Clock gallery q NASSAU street
LIBRARY OF STANDARD WORKS, 80.
betng the pirate gallery Of Gentleman; consisting OF
Boawes Life Johnson. Ben johnson works works OF
SIR Reynolds Gibbons Decline FAN
PnaC Empee Mitfords History Greece Robertsons
&snesi WORKS Hsllsms aiIde Ages Carys Memorials OF
e. Civil War Diary of the Times Of Charles H. Christian
ISiTssy tG5 volumes German works over two hundred
s.-.. ofha vaif ah vorka
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D Chiffon, AUCTIONEER.
Ds UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SALE or TALL
Low. FLOUR, &C.
Will be sold at public auction Thursday, January T.
1856 at IL O'Clock M at stoiebouse No IL Albany street,
- FORTY.FOUR BARRELS OF TALLOW.
BY order Colonel A. y. Eaton, A. q. G. S.
Aso. barrels Flour barrel Rice barrel Bread and
barrel desccaed Potatoes Sale by order Captain +. H.
MOORE A q. IS. Sale positive. Terms cash.
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WOODS MINSTREL HALL
w 5lt-BROADwAY-BtA
Opposite 81. Nicholas Hotel Henry wood Proprietor. -
CROWDED HOUSES. DELI,iTTEo AgbIENd96
WOODS MINSrRELS
Monday January 4. and every evening durug woeA
THE RAILROAD RxrLosIon
LECTURE or MUaoLodY
CRUELTY TO J0HNNY. sMIGGY Mc0LURAL. &c. BIZ
Charley For. Fraax Brewer A. j. Talbot, Ooo Whs.
Henry D. = wambod, .. w. Glenn IL Schnrcardi MssAeC
Wood Isaacs Brothers schapco. W. Patterson. Leila
NJ Lewis &C. Doors at GA. at IN O'CLOCK
Tickets % cents.
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RriFrUIAL TEETH-ONLY - BEAUTIFUL SETS
n on hne soid and patna silver aud vuicante rub
bcr from ~ 20 so. warraned equal 70 any work In New
York e.sewhere Single Teeth 81. Teeth htlet and
irscei WITHOUT the least path Gold pure white pl ana
an bone rilings 80 cents 81 and warranted for life
one l3S sixth avenue, between Tenth and Klevenii
streets DR. LUTHER Dentist. Is years established
RTiFICiAL TEETH 80; PRICE ELsEwHEaE s2o
"a superior Sets. unsurpassed IN New York SD u e1,.
S These tssth received gold medals for superiority
4, the Worlds Fairs ia London aud Nov York
Or LUTHER, sr.. DsntisL - Ess fwsuty second ~
1Ao7 CERTIFICATES HAVING uhD rive
LIZ teeth extracted without pain by Dr. y JAY
VrIIFRS i55 Grand street tvo blocks from Broadway.
cheerny ,nse lbis iasya 70 tA).c suffering
from ,oolhachc. MILLrR BRRW8fKR, ~ WHIST OF
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TIENRv d MINER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ROOM 81
Nassau street. 6ppo lie the Pos. onice-MINER som
ERvfILE will sell at auction Thursday January at
u O'Clock 1T their saiesroom, 81 Nassau street. large guam
ty OF arst class Furs made expressly for city trade
Capcs vcorfnes Mufs and Cuffs; also Robes Gents Col.
lars Gloves dc all OF which warranted sound and
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AyPECIAL EOTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF ST.
y Bridges Mutual Benefit and Benevolent Society
hereby notified to meet st Isrdgets chapel Wcdnes.
day. January M clock A. M to the last tribute Of
respect the Most Reverend Archbishop Hughes They
also notified that article No 10 will have to be complied
with sunday january TO- in st Budgets church. at half
past 10 A. n. By order OF ..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-08
The Visit to Richmond.

On the outside Of this issue will be
found tho account that J. =. BENJAMIN,
the rebel Secretary OF War, gives of the
visit that Col. JAoUEs and Mr.. GILMORE
made to the rebel capital We ask a
careful pcrusal of IL. SO far as The CON
dilions of peace which JErT. DAVIS is
willing 70 recognize before listening TO
proposals to that object the account is
essentially the same as that given by
Mr.. GnMoRR,viz; ho stubbornly refusing
to receiSc suy proposals for peace be-
tween the two SECTIONS until the inde.
Of the Southern Conf,dcracy
Is recognized. Democrats have pro-
lessed to be incrcdulous about the visit
or Mr.. GILMORE and JAoUEs TO Richmond
and the story they related, but as the
last proceeds direct from JTrF, DAVIS
Headquarters, they will nov cease to
have any incredulity upon the subject.
Or will they still deny III An of their
papers, NIL of their officers and prominent
ctizeus toll US the same thing. The
Richmond organs tell Us that they will
not oven submit 90 have an armisticc
until our armies are withdrawn from
their soil and our blocknding fleets from
their waters. As ono Of tho planks Of
the Chicago platform mikes the question
Of an armislicc one of the issues, Demo.
Gratis will now know what ii means. 1t
means to tsmoly submit to this Internal
rebellion, ind give up all that we have
gained at the cost of 80 much treasure
aud the best blood OF tho land. The
issue Is plain one. II is the success
of tho rebellion aud consequent disun-
ion, or the destruction of the rebellion
and tho preservation of the Union.
Which will yc choose! rrH.
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ORGANIZED Organize!

Let the Union men of this county 90
to work Immediately aud effectively or
ganizc in cvrry school district in the
County. Let there be no delay in this
matter. The enemy arc at work both
day and night That is the only way
they have always kept the power in this
county heretofore. Now their lcgions
are dismnycd by the recent glorious vic.
tories of our soldiers in tho field and
dissatisfied with the county and presi,
dontial nominations, aud there is no roa.
son under tho Heavens why they cannot
be defeated in this county. II only
require, WORK, INCESSANT, CON,
TINUAL WORK by the friends of the
Union. Then let all Union men in
every school diStrict get together and
compare no,es. Come and &c, tickets
aud send to all their soldier friends, get
documents and circulate them among
your Democratic neighbors, and all will
bc we'll. UP BoYs AND At THEM (!
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Every Iinc OF i implies that their blood
has been fruiilossly shed, and that they
might better have staid at homo and let
the Rebels havo every thing their own
way. What real sympathy can there be
between those who regard the War for
the Union ns unjust and ruinous, and
those who have laid their lives on the al
tar Of their country's solvationl What
soldier con desire the sympa,hy oil those
who have no word ofrcproof for the cruel
villains who expose our prisoners to die
In open lots, uushcltorcd and but hall
fed bu, heap oil their "rcprobotion' on
the Government, which would protect
and rclsuse them IL II could? ".
Unionists Of oil tho States! 1t is in
eumbent on u, to beat this Protform and
It's buckersi Let us resolve to do IL, and
begin the work Eowi
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Democratic County Convention.

About one hundred and fifty oftho Of
flce-holders aud hungry oficc'scekers
met in Convention last Monday and nom
mated the following ticket; Auditor,
John +. Iieilman; Treasurer, s.. W.
Shaw; Sheriff, Edward Childs; Commits
sicncr, Samuel Greilc; Coroner, Jonas
~. Hersllbergcr; the namo of tho nomin.
60 for Infrmary Director We did not
Owing TO the want OF time we shall
defer writing the political obituary no.
tees Of tho above gentlemen until aner
the election. We shalt not trouble our
selves about killing them for the mere
acceptance Of a nomination upon Dem
ocratic tiesetuow-a,daysis is eternal hell
INFLAMMATION 10 any one.
As ia usual brother zAHn, who wOs a
candidate for Auditor, aud his German
frinpds were cruelty aud brutally slsught.
cred 10 the Convention, Tbisis the splen.
did reward he gets for all the trouble he
went to lasi spring ia publishing card de.
claring that he had voted the Democrat.
&c ticket for tweniy.seven years aud that
he expected to continue TO do so during
the remainder of his natural life, A
fine reward indeedl But there is no uso,
Mr.. ZlBM. Allow us kindlyto inform
you, and ve sseSk lhtIe by tho esrds,
that jast so long as yon own aud control
ihat job printing Office OF yours, that
long gwill the party in this county con-
iinnc TO Kick you OUT of their convention
without any hsnors or emoluments, Fo'
just Us long as you do, the influence OF the
Advertiser office will always be used
against you. Mark that! That Of
flee Is bound to control the county
printing as long as il can and will pre-.
vent il, IL possible, from slipping oul
through its fingers.
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shcriG,s ProcIanatlela.

r. a..i,eoa r,cc,ors of the Cotpty of
sensca H. ,hs s,s,s Of tjhio. are hereby nu.
,;6sd 4, nee, a, ,he a.uel place Of holding
E;sc,i"o. in ,hs;r ,e.nec,ive Townships, on
ihe SECOND TUESDAY or OCTOBER,
a. n issi n beinv he IIth day of said
v,,s To-
o. srrror,o J,dss sr f,I, terr One for
,ong vacspev and Ono for sbort vacancy.
0ne secrctsy, ~ s,ate. One Attorney Gen.
Grad One COMPTROLLER OF the Treasury, one
Member Of the Board OF Public Worss, iull
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-08
A Sectional Ticket.

In 1860 when the Republican National
Convention nominated ABRAHAM LIN
COIN, of Illinois, for President, and HAN
snAL HAMLiS, OF Maine. FOR Vice Presi-
dent, the Democratic party made terri.
bic udo about It being u sectional
ticket" In 1864 they meet in Conyen-
ton at the same place and make n
nominee FOR President from New Jersey,
aud of Vice President from Ohio--both
hailipg from Northern States. In 1860
most of tho Southern States were repre-
scented IN the Republican Convention,
but in 1864 the Democrats exclude
delegates from all tho Southern States
excepting five from taking part in the
deliberations of their "NatioRdlm Con.
vcution! They have done the sane
thing aud worse than the Republicans
did in 1860, but we hope no ono will
complain of it, II any one thinks there
is any hOrm in puch choice, let Pen.
nLEroN, because of his principles, be
located in South Carolina, aud, 30 make
il all straight. q, what nice "Naiion-
al" party il is
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IL n TX IL Il -
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SLIGHTLY Mistaken,

Hon. Mr. NonLE said in his little
speech at the Democratic Convention
last Monday, that the Democracy OF
these 'UMrEp STATES had met in Con.
vontion at Chicago" &c. Let us gently
remind him that there were only .fre
Southern States represented in that
Convention. 1.-The and his compeers had
helped to put down tho rebellion before
this time they might have had the whole
Democracy of"lhese Dated States" on
hand IL cannot be that boast Natlop'
al purity until tho rebellion is put
down.
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.- Ffsaklin squate, Rew York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-08
Shav's Rehellion.

We are told by the Democracy that
all wars arc settled bv Cancellation, aud
that Shay's Whisky Rebellion was set
tied in that way, and, therefore, the
rebellion should bo io the
Same way. The conciliation exhibited
in Shay's Rcbelli on, consisted in march
ing against tho insursenis sufficient
body Of Miloiqmcu under the abIcst gen.
eral in Massachusetts ILincoln); aud,
when the redoub,able Captain aud his
men heard Of the advance of these, they
took to their heels with great wisdom
aud velocity. There was no couciiatiou
until the insurrection was thoroughly put
luwn--ihnn tha ringlaaisrs cnrtalnly
did experience the Executive leniy,