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, 1865-07-21

KY The Pittsburgh Posi- says: "There Is
atiii general disposition To refuse the fifty
cent fractional currency notes, and in mar
tet especially, they are almost wholly repu.
dated. It is all right enough to refuse
doubtful or rtpudiated bills. hut this whole
sale repudatCn Of currency which enters
70 largely into all Of our business transsc.
tiops, and Of which but very small proper
tIon can possibly be counterfeit, ls neither
Wi i1anted by Ian nor necessity"
, 1865-07-21
~ blr. John ". Garrett, President Of The

w- Mr. John ". Garrett, President Of The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, has obtained
an order fiom Government to furnish the
eouthe, n railroads With ali the stock beioR
ing to the United States government, At
fall .ra1uation trusting the roads for the
money, to be paid out Of the receipts from
bnsineas. This will save the Government
many thousands Of dollars, By Obtaining 3
far hetter price than 1t could otherwise re-
ceiye, and, at the sane time, afford the roads
facilities for development that they could not
elsewhere have found.
, 1865-07-21
PersOnoL
~ S~L - 800

NEW YoHK, July 90-The Eon1nserctoi's WASH
tpt 1on fpee,al ssJe Gen. Burnside had an inter-
t1ew With the Prestdeit to-day.
Stcftta n Seward and son have not yet returned
from their tIfp Gown the Potomac.
, 1865-07-21

1T The Yale University boat club re5o'cea
in a new eix-oared shell, built for them y
James McKay of New York: She Is hft{ ieet
lcng, 20 inches vide and = deep, and onlt o.
Spanish cedar, the wood nom ION Ta1ca N,a" e'sas e.
foax % are r, one.eishth Of an insh thick At the
botto,n . and half an inch thick ut the edge
The boat weighs only 1876 pounds.
, 1865-07-21
$l213.eat
EGG
NE91V0ss&
- bipeens 10 3. ", Blstchiosd, Esq.,... <lsos S
Tetal realIzed.... ,....."..-...tl3,6s6.42 ~

Pos1 U1r1cE LoAy1Bs.-A correspondent cAlls
attention to the crowd Of losiers who haunt the
Post ONCE btildInR. curious gazere at pas.eE1 BY,
md not a few Of them On tho alert for Vict1ns.
There is certainly room for police enterprise. In
The PoEt Office, Of all other pIsce', ne good cll
Clans 81 The public Weal: "Pssh along Keep
moving.
, 1865-07-21

.FLoaA TExp1E-We are happy at being
able to say that the Little Bay Mnre," wn0
for 90 many years Eas WON the proud title Of
placid in the hands Of Mr. James McAfann Of
this city, and under his experienced hands
will, If she proves 1T, make her resppearauce
upon the Long Island tracks. during the
comirg fall. Nj. McManu, At the time Of the
writing Of this article, is In Philaaelphta,
with The view Of bringing the mare on !; and
doubtless be domiciled in his commodicus
stables at Hunters Point.-IHakys' Spirit.
, 1865-07-21

TIE EMGRANT sH1P NE1zoS. An account
waa received By telegraph, a few days since,
OF the burning Of the chip William Nelson,
off the coast Of Newfoundland, and the sup
posed loss Of about four hundred lives. In
connection with this event, the st. Paul
Pioneer says:
upon US yesterday, and stated that he was on
bcasd the Nelson Just before she sailed fram
Antwerp, and would have taken passage in
htr bnt for her crowded condition. HI aiso
informs us that over one hundred and twenty
oi the passengers were bound for Minnesota,
and among them twenty or thirty Of his tcla-
tiVes. Forty-tWo Ncta destined for Carver
county. These emlgraats had oonta1nplatrd
coming to this country for year Or Two, and
had scnt two Of their number 10 thts S!ate to
select hon cs fur them. The greatest anxiety
is felt by the friends Of the emigran's In this
State to aacertaIn the names of tie saved"
, 1865-07-21

accouut). \. ttcy can also find persons to III
al The cssy offices at less than tie present in
rumbcn,s are raid, IT fitness for their respoo-
t,ye duties is not to be considered in the &C.
at
, 1865-07-21

NEw Y0RK, July 21.--The President for eatis-
fjciorJ rca!oDs, hsa paIdnned Geo ". Ho ~asd,
wh9 YES convicted md Ct tn'enced to iruprtBon-
r,eut fur tge Jeats Tor paAsirg counterfeit
Treasury Lote,
, 1865-07-21
CHICAGO. FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1866.

II lesion To- the psas month or two. The large
stce whel sttaznet Banshee, Il captnrot b1ockade
ruGrer, and tue tids wheat steamers Yank.c and
H. fte1tAPpT&lAeo Ealna. -
, 1865-07-21

FF&I lk1kUEFsN Et11f1 III Hbd-A nTUElNY
Ausnasr - VssEAaEA Er3rpS.
fspecta1 Dispatch to the Chicago Tnbunc.l
ST. LoCrs, Jaiy 20, 1865,
Breret Brig Gen. Ford, Of the - Colorado cav
airy, ia IN The city Alto. Col. John II. Ch!yIng-
ton, Of the eo-cal1ed ChtvinStou massacre.
Msj. Gen. Pope arrived from the East last night.
he VII probably rcmsin in the city in command
Of th,s department, uuaer Gen. Sherman. and
Gen. Dodge will perhaps be assigned to the com
mand Of the Territories.
Wc le7yn frczn Fort Leayrnworth that on Mon
day last. the 9Th Western Virginia cavalry, end
o,hcr troopt, when ordered across the Plains
mnftb!ed snd re!uEed to mich. They had got II
i.tn the head that they we're emitted TO be mut-
tesed out sDd did MT want r. 70 aty further Gen:
The rutireef. +ttmounted an1 dlaarmcd. md
n scsd them under Eoxrd: It had cot beeu da
ciEed What wind he doEe with them.
, 1865-07-21

N elegant plAeo. Wita das llsnogzApa OF the opssA
Hou front. Dedicated 10 o. q crospy. NQ co d
po:ed By =. n, Root. Prt{c 50 ceat4- b.eesE 2saes
, 1865-07-21
PRICES REDUCED
a T
DeGRs4FFS
CLOTHING
HOUSE,
Corner State and RaRdolph-sts.
spring and Summer Caa1imeres Rs-
dueed 10 psr cent.
Linen Goods Reduced Is par cant.
L. DeGRAFF.
ty1AdaM Il TAAA ns4
TEE YBNANG0 ( VIRGINIA
OIL COMPANY
or CHICAGO.
Capital, --- $4,000, 900.
WhrEfne Capital. a75.flfl1.
Working Capital, $4,000.

mAHL0N d. OGDEN, President.
CHAS. RAN0OLPa, Vice PF<a1dene.
CHAALES n. SMITH, Treasurer.
G.. s. HU8BARD, Secret2ry,
, 1865-07-21

WARRINGTON, July e0-Thc Commissioners OF
Pensions hiss decided that the re.masrtsee Of =
dase Of such Re. e.na1riage, although the may be-
come widow tgaIn,
, 1865-07-21

Prem otltnx- Military Matters 1.-THE
klpcQlu Monument AsHocl1 ton
Mat nneRE uf ITS F1nAnctA-.fsHy<rnOf
UxIenby Coming 10 ChtcaEo-Repafrx
on the state House-IncFen1e Of
fss1Fftn
, 1865-07-21

T Cor. Andrew, Of Massachusetts, re-
fuses to sign the deata-warrant Of Gsecu. the
Maiden murderer, % the technical objection
that he plead guilty to the crime, and was
uot, therefore, convicted within the intent
Of tho etaiute.
, 1865-07-21

E1NAACIAL REFEKWF
II embraces aaoax III regular or oeeaa.oRH coz
r14putn,s xne souow.nx aEm@:
H1NHT y. 1oKGrYLIOw.
JANuB Kuss1LL LoWNL-
JOHN q. WHHtuK
aAMUn. ELIOT. {kx Psss:aeas Unity Ceuses.
HastEofS)
Prof TpRRKY, (Huvsrd3
Prof. aoLDwM sNi1H, tOxrsd,
M. ERAHC1s L1aRKR-
Prof. CHllD, tHAryaza)
CHARL1S L NuRfOH.
H@RT JAhKA
Judge BOND. (3altiuoes,
EpACHp QUINCY.
Prof. y. .. WHITNEY,. tY4se> :.
Prot D. G. GILMAN, tTslal
Int 60 DALF.
Prot DWIaHT. tco.umois CoIlsEe3
FroE TAYLgR LRWls. Behe1ectAdy-
JudEa WAyLAnD. :.
FREDERICK LAW oLAsTKo.
Rsv. Dr.. NccLINTocK-
Rsv. or. JOB 2. THoMPsua.
Rsv. PHILLIPS BROOKE
R&v. Dr.. nEL1OWR~
c. J. sTILLK.
BERRY 7. TuCKBRNAN. -.
BAYARD TAYLOR
G. 4, BR1S11D.
c l. BRACE.
RICHARD 6RART WHITK.
WILLIAM LLOYD G ABK1s0N.
HYDu1T 6KoHG8 FMHXR.
TmoDoHK IuIoE.
JAAN PARTON
GAIL HAMILTON.
rEsM1:-Thres po11s.s per anuun, In advancs:
- AnffE h1E@ I~Snr
In Few YORK or Brooklyn. mtg cents additional.
Jus3Pa q. RICHARDS, Publisher.
NO. 130 Nasaau.ss, Nex York.
D r. ALLKg. aeneral Western Agent, Boom Is
Lombard BIZ CT, Of pox 37I7. CaieaXo-
For sale by all News Agents.
NIL t1S1I;
, 1865-07-21

vile. 8. c, 1on1afkab!e speech, hes been 1a,d he
ire The Pres dent, since hts interview with thst
Official yesterday.
, 1865-07-21

1C WHILE 8TRKEf- .r..,
. Ch c.xo, July 2.sf. ~. =
Fot,ce II he, eb1 Riven ~ tho oN 81 g! s.a lol
irxd,ttYibed toia, fhat the Common Goqasu 81 sse
r,1v ~ 1hrszn 81 =. DtdlnAnce pW1ea lal4 10 1so,
SaTine cftcsed p'ivats rain e ne ield from aA.h
cf ssid lots. connscslt ths sana I'D tae pr ,'c
er asd e sae ~ 81 T., to o. d .,taa
H2st h7 one Of the drain Ia. era Nc-16.d by shis
Hoard snd 1csoFdlux 70 the general oa
MA In this cfacA =.
, 1865-07-21

Military u u1Attefx-h1eetiuE OF school
NupeFlnIen deh Tn - The FlrfmcnsA
Toufnanaent-Capt. CnrrAn'1 Condl.
ltUNx
, 1865-07-21

Jsen1h Of B1shop Potter
..pw A.ux. July en.-Pr1Ea.c diepatchcs from
Sat F1s eti ntlnu tho death Of tftsdup 4.
3tur-. "trns& lYsnta, On the b Inst.
, 1865-07-21
s SHIRTS! s HI Il = s. :!
WILSON'S
Improved Seam Y0kc Shirts,

ARE hO1 EQUALL1D FOB BEAUTf In FITTING
L4-tn and Fnper Coua1 u Ill test+ahln tt1ies.
Great 7ssia*Y oi Cotton. Aertoo md Wool s1e1y-
IN styits s. " attza.tys. Lnan. Canhr1c and SILK
Hsn ksteniss; ores, I1ta ano eesst,; suspe1ders,
IT'D /: WuaoN6, 1.8 pentesa tez%as-
, 1865-07-21

Troln for Richmond.
Nxw YoRK, July a0-Tte Ru4t'S epetIsl ea5s
the trtt through train to RI hnond eince the war
brake out, 1eft to-dsy ria MAua.sas and Eurdoa&-
r:tFe
, 1865-07-21

NEW YoRK. July 20 The report that the re-
ward {os Booth has been handed over to Col. BIZ
l. r. il Untrue
, 1865-07-21

N. ". Fnu-PuB1lc SCHOOL DsPAnT1rET.-
he chairman Of the committee acknowledges the
ncsIpt OF the following sums Of money:
nm con,r1hut,ons. 81, ,sa7. IS
ia cf s.ttctes ,............... 1856
, 1865-07-21
Relief and Health to ys.r Infants

W. have put ue tud sot4 this Rst1clo ID oves u ysz
md CAN sA4 In coEF1pNcB Aslo TBUTN d
It what VI hAVs never besu able to sAt,f anv nsoe
uedIcino-EEVER has IT FA1LHD II 4 4THpxV
INSTANCE TO KFFECT CEH3, Hasn rt1slE
used NtYer did Va know an iustAnea II jIauas1s1e.
don b7 any ono Who uisd IT. On the eai-rasy m N
delighted with il ooeratona md SPEAK n tstnn =
eumue1datior Of III InAZtcA t6ect8 Anchedicaa -
tue1- Wa apa4k in ths rsa.t&s WILT W& mn
YEOW." atter 80 years ex2eriencas 4iD PL10&R
OTR REPUTATION FOB TEE FUIFLAKNT uH
WHA1yWR HERE DKC14AKH- In Alnoe avey n
S.sace where the tntEcs u suffering from Mn arA u
hsustion relief viii b found In 'ttteeo rr sNqaz9
minutes Alter the DRIP u admtoixtsred-
Fnl directions Tor uGfnx VIII accompany Ach bdEaaE
Nona genuine un,els tbs fAo stnatle Of cuRt4 ~
KINH, EeW YsEk. u Oh the outAtda WrAppe3
&Qld bI pEn4gt4A thko02h hout tho Npxld.
, 1865-07-21

Tneiouowink II N extract Of 4 aletteE N11eu ~ -
Rev. J.R Ho1ue, pastor Of tho P1srpoat Ha4t1
Church, Brooklyn, H. r. TO the Journal o4d NAsax
Ger, Cincinnati, o., and speAu volumes n fAroI a
tbs world-reaowusd Medicine. MHA v1NsLoWN
ECoTH1Na SYRUP FOB CHILDREN 7HKTHU0
wTEBl Ow3 SOOTHING eYBUP. Nov va nssSx
saiI word In fATor OF the patent med'ctae oefar9 n
our e, but vt u.l oeNsd to say 70 yens readks
that this u no hunbuzsos Aars h1ad 4, and kse0 4
o 81 All c!dtEHs. II IN probably QUO OF the mo4
s1ceesstcl ealetnea ct the dAy, oecAcse t:R aa&
thebesz d 6th>re o! cur resdrzs 1hc hATe nhA1
t1nt Ftn.7 lxy In a11opsI.
xn1fH.1a tm.HYAN.uEt
, 1865-07-21

Closing Up.
NEw YonK, Juy 2a-Tae Cor,metct1s's Wssh-
in-'on tpetsi ssJa the Provost atar.hsl'a Oalcs
therx vii be clostd AuRpst lst
, 1865-07-21
Il III Z
ATLANTIC MONTHLY
FOR
AUGUST, 1865,
Ia MO" READx.

The Table of Contens embraces the following IT.
tIc!ex:
ArnenR sae Hcnty Naiess; Counz1s I4r1a: Hs1ass-
Ey II tho f1ra lde; Around Auu II John Bright Azd
the Knk ii KsdlcAls 1t ed.e ard asrd.n. VII The
W1licws MJ SECOND Capture; Doctor JohnR, VII;
P. Aes; Fseorat.uctou an1 Negro 9udr1yt; Rsv3eRs
AID Llta.a:J No1Iee4.
FEs- H r. 61owK, DONALD 9. M1TCHKLL. HARK1Er
& Phi sco1r, 3EoEa1 q. Boxer, kFxs sAn1ESE. AKs
AKxas, Ek1, D. H. T. WHITNEY,, Ana CuAxtxs sid
q. II. IoaLx, a:e Among The eoatziautoIz 10 tais
number.
In IN early number OF tbs ATLANTIC MONTHLY viii
be Commenced nav nuvel BY TuA kLxs REApx. author
of"FS WonnEton," "6svet Too LAs7 "a kand =
1T iY2td1at1t
, 1865-07-21
OUR YOUNG FOLKS
FOR
AUGUST. $50 q:
IL PuHLI8H1D EHIB pdx.


Itcontalns tho iolin 8lnz ar:!c:ea: .'
Farming :or B'ys. vi; Dick acd I, by 3Iaritn
Dozx'ss; Tne Story of uory. By Ass- l. u Di0 !;
Mss,ez Bo1stJ's Excursion. ~ GAston Ea5; Lttls
Huah ind The Fal.tA By q. !. Bone; 1raal scuonr,
bT Gall Hamilton w!nnie Hla Way. BY "Car:esan~;
Dogs And Cats By II H. B. Stow; Halt Hous7 ~llh
FAtt.r B,iahthopes, l.. BY J. + TsoEh,Idgs; AdoAs
N III. Fcsest, BY Cap:a11 Ka91o Red; Round ths
ET .il1 Lamp.
, 1865-07-21

Circulation ard Adse-H-s-.2 sktcripts
uE Chicago Newspapers,

Ne Lave frequently nf1l7rnrd th1t the etrcu-
l.iion oI tie Chicago TE1nt'SE rxce'd tie
combined circulation .. nil the other daily
1ewspaIe1s Of the city Published IN tue EQE-
lsh language. We now have the mesns Of
proving Il, a1d Of proving also that the ad.
rertls,ng public know and appreciate the
fact,
The internal R.yenue Law requires all
wholesale dealers, in whattyer occupation,
TO ray license fee graduated according 10
eheir sales. The provision is as follows:
"Whtl sale dea,ere. whose arr1a! ka1es do not
rzceed nf'y tto1fdpd d0lars, ehslt pat atty tol-
Jars ior eacb license; aed 4 s1eecalng tft5 thoa
Jars eject ding nlty shou4snd dnl .1s. dcll4r.
An" the license required hg auy vhota
Tslc dealer sual OF BE- for !. IS s.uonht i.u1 his
pFoposrs to rn.ke, ton,e ehnpge in nis business
7hss viii. tn the judgment Of tue Assessof OF A..
xalet; ftondtd, that any llcense uudetstateo
may and thsls be again assetssd."
tbs following are the returns of the pub.
1ishers Of newspapers in this ei'y whose an.
EuaI sa!cs exceed fifty thousand dollars, a.
shown on the books Of the Assessor Of Inter
x,A1 Revenue:
-. Tear ending My !, 1855.
IMuEH1.
.iourna!. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100000
As tho PoH made no return, its Gales of
course did not exceed 10000. Snpposing
them to Lave b+cn fully 81, ,00O, the account
Etands thus:
1h1buHE - ~-......A...sIfots1y0
11naes, Journal md Post. 250,00U
rnrncsr orsr Ill. .e1o3, 600
We eubloin the sales Of the principal dsily
papers Id New York and Cincinnati as we find
them published IN the Journals Of those
cities:
sEw 1oRE.
NAME OF paper. Tear ending My !. II 1a9, =.
Ttmet-. .-...-........---....---.-.- S1Alo9
world d---......-.---.-..s.-.-. .-.-.-..-. 1.N.vW
Eun... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Isl t,UN
-Exptess ..... ......,...........-.-..... 0.,t48
UlEc1EAAr.
Edmmetttal. Fx7b,MN
AirzetN ....--..---..-.-. ..-.--..... 1&nfuW
1t will 1t eeen that the only papefs in the
above LIST whose receipts from circulation
exceed thrse Of The Cli:ag TRIBUNE, are
The New York Irad and the New York
Times, the latter being only fl. .0o9 In excess
Cfour ovn.
The following arc the returns made to the
Assessor for receipts from adv.ttlsements By
1hc daily newspapers of this CITY, for the
n.o- .nd{,, Irno 4f1 1SGf
, 1865-07-21

RsTAonAl-ArT1vA1 OF GEN. FoPo-Ern-
eSml IandEr,% Com IN bd-A NuE1ny
AusnaE -. VssEauEA EJ-.>rpS.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1865-09-21
Jzv1lnr roR Mas. or4sr.-lf,,.

JEWELRI FOR MRS. 0RAB9.-Neuers.
Brown & spaulding, Of this city. hsse naa-
ufactured, as gift from themselves 10 Mrs.
Grant, set Of jewelry, composed II comb,
ear, drops and brooch, nsde a. tn vosl Of
the apple tree bsaeath Which Lsss sssl1ssa-
deredto Grant. Iseh ee3essts ss1 lt
y made cluster Of lsosns end ooh- liss Isss,
naturally and gracefully srssagsl; the
scorns q the s1rle-trss wood ~ sst in
cups Of gold; fhe leaves also ofs q solid
gold, and both illsid With Alierse and en- :
sanel Of the most exquisite worknaaship.- !.
NJ. (ndse5S1s6 . .Z=.##.-s.s s:.:ss=.ss
St. Cloud Democrat., 1865-09-21
THE. TllIksT.
It was . gay aad tssavs seems,
eAeA.seottment and song,
With all the Wild Ailasity, az, =,
Which to such scenes belong.

It ~. say s.d s.ssrs .eea., = data'E G
= sA1a continent and song.
With all the Wild Ailastty, ~ fsEf} sss,:re.
e Which to such scenes belong, -
Rung through The lord'y, .culptur'd halls;
All clad I'M armor brisht EsTtIef5 .gft0e
And vh.n the brinmins e.pv.s q.aisd u,
/ TO loyslipsss divine,
High in the sparkling wine.
All stately mid the jest. and mirth--
The bursts Of revefy-z szsf'1y.zl si;ys@ Lax
1asss rss ssser stSss ofes,a4 ;s ;.1 4'<A0n youth
His soul was dwelling With the past; z:a' 3
His memories were stirred .- =:
BY loveliest visions. On his Hps IL - -: -
ho'etea one sacred word I'd sa!4 SIS ss3 /
Aloof he stoot--in nrevsrts--;,f.,.,,., -.
With GRACEFUL absent air '''fi, a'' -
m ~ nsso a.. son!.dss ss's rea::d f. name IT, ri
He started-raised his goblet high -+'t - SsSi'
II drink 70 one" said he, "a -sgs,..s 8, a..s.
Whose name il craven on my heart,
IN 9naess memory. ais13t a 5f:2d !rs ~;
t"WAose bNs mora. fs.eonsiant,: :tendar,r. -: s,,-~
And longer here hath dwelt,
1aaa the deep passions pledged Tonight ~
More nxed, more kesnly felt.
.d&s .s:t sE'iE41 4lz.ssT!.;:3@ Il GE;s.ss ri
II would not name in careless mood,
u love 20 holy, t1ue; t}fttFf I-f,' TEL
Bat give to her the reverence
And honor that Il dne" s:; a@>.js: III;
Up rose esch suest-"rhe .asss ~ crave, ,ti<:l
Of one you place q high n g..
Each trembling hand whiles seusht his blade
And hashed Zach angry eye. .r>.r>,s:, ..f,.:.
rs there = loyo while time shall last.
Moro holy than another p go - : 'T-:'-&
He pansed-in reverence bowed hiehead-. =
II pledge to thee-1ey AbtAeri" S''' -, -
'lTe1 ose As1e Losagsal. 49, - .;....':,eE ~
St. Cloud Democrat., 1865-09-21
Old JOHN 1ROyvN,s SOUL IS STILL
MARCHING G ON, =" hs 7ss

*&27z' s@'7 *t1zFs- -! --.-rs.. .s Ss -.tfss
ssoAsjns evident from the following ex-
tract, which We take from a letter oi
Henry a. Wise to General. Grant, da.
ted Sept. lst ;.4 ~ ..z-,.-.f ;.a
$50 far from my being opposed to the
name freedmen" as indicating the condi-
tion Of slaves freed BY the war, the CHIEF
consolation I have ia TIE result Of the war
is that slavery is forever abolished that
not only the slaves are, in f,ct, at least
freed from; bondage, but that am freed
from them. Long before the war, indeed,
| had definitely made up my mind actively
to advocate emancipation throughout the
South. had determined if could help
it, ny descendants should never be subject
TO the humiliation I have been subject to
BY the weakness, if not the wickedness, Of
slavery and while cannot recognize as
lawful and humane the violent ana shock
ing mode in which it has been abolished,
yet I aecept the fact most heaitily a. an
accomplished one, and sm determined not
only to abide BY it and Acquiesce; in it, but
to strive BY oil the means in my power to
make il benefcent to both races, and .
blessing especially to our country. un-
feignedly rejoice at the fact, and am recon-
ciled to many 81 theiworst calamities Of the
war, because am now convinced that the
/ war: vas special providence Of God, una.
voidable BY the nations it either extreme,
TO tear loose from as 1 black idol from which
We oos'd mover have been separated By any
other means than thoss. Of IRE and blood,
sword sad sac1i6ce. ''s.sss ss.s.s.xs.,E i s:.as
St. Cloud Democrat., 1865-09-21
5tf EttzE I'D -, -. =, ~.
SECRETARY STANTON.

8 We: Publish, from the New, 7 ork
Times, the following extracts from the
able and truthful vindication of Sec
retary Stanton by: Ihuhoy. Weed,s in
answer to the vile aud slanderous chars-
es made by Montgomery; Blair: ;-...ss
?. The truth i, that the first and paramount
design :l1y ofAhe secession leaders vas to OBJ
tain before or On the 4th Of March, BY
coup fetat, possession Of the capital, With
the sanction Of the government. That; de.
sign was thwarted by Mr.. TStsnton. As /.
member Of Mr.. BueAanan's Cabinet, he be-
came informed Of the trsasonable objects
Of his colleagues, Cobb, Thompson and Tou-
.cey, and OF the imbecility, At least, Of the
President. Placing himself in confidential
communication with Nj. Seward, Mr.. STAN
ton weat'to his watch aud his work boldly
and most sagaciously. ~ ,iinz-s.::,f5.. :.
Traitors wereby degrees vesded out Of the
cabinet. and theT; vacant seats were given
y
to Gen. Dix and Judge Holt, who co-opera-
ted with Mr.. Stanton ana Afr. Seward in
preserving the Governnent: The 4th Of
March approached, amidstreason' and con-
spiracies in the highest masses. - Washing-
ton was without doubt ldisloyal. ! A con
splracy to assassinate Mr.. Lincoln At Bal,
timore was discovered and thwarted. On
the occasion Of the Inauguration Genera
Scott had scarcely more than Z, 600 troop.
for 'the'defense efthe Cap1al. The DANCE,
was imminent. But the chief traitors hsd
been elected from the Cabinet. Their plans
were disconnected. Mr.. Lincoln was inau.
gurated and the Government prevailed
For that Governments salvation the people
and the Union are indebted to the Roman
virtues Of Edwin NJ: Stanton. = .g7,s- -
.i'*as*. - Yet, with a personal knowledge
Of the utter; falseAood. ef his charges, Mont
gomery Blair, who is sscommon scold', i,
the Cabinet, and q political nuisance every.
where, is engaged in traiucing, or en-.
deavoring to traduee, Secretary Stanton. {!
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St. Cloud Democrat., 1865-09-21
~, ,''Where is your friend p she asked
eagerly, y,,,*s.s,.,.. 1,-s..s, ..,...
said Belmsine, little aw.kwardIy, and

49,. ne mas ie1t town. very. unexpectedly,
said Belmaine, little awkwardly, s.and
~ ''1za<= .tfs zafsE St i.:.y i..rr- +
:" II zee how it is; ;'ssaid Augusta, her al.
,mond shared eyes flashing into onyr FIRE.
5'''Prays do not apologize farther, Win, you
please getl glnsy ne my fl fan from the dressing
room p .'-.. s.7S : '.'s>4'' ''S'' = . :
Miss Pelham Was not pleased !; she felt
that she in her turn had been rspulsed.
% From the brilliant ballrooms ana fres-
coed palaces Of the metropolis, to q lonely
valley among the signing pines Of New
England, is rather an abrupt transition :;
bnt l.l there are more sudden changes than
this in real life, and SO, alas fpoor Augusta
Pelhsm discovered. 7AEEte2 7t51t%s= 7sssass
The slste-blue clouds were hanging in
bleak ridges over the brassy rim of light
where the December, sunset had aickercd
and died out the black pines, slanting
against the horizon, looked like funeral
mourners: and the wind, bowling through
the deep valley gorge, sounded like dirge,
a. Augusta, dressed in heavy Grapes and
oombszins, stood hesitatiner where two
roads; creased one another. The prospect
Of losing her path at this drearx hour of the
nlght was not agreeable, and it was with a
considerable sensation sfrelief that she saw
: heavy lumber wagon T11 approach, driven BY
a.sleepy old farmer, IN suit Of gray cloth,
and drawn by two lymphatic, oxen. :; -.
scan you tell me where Mr.. sSteere lives,
sir ," she asked timidly. ~. .,~,.e- fs...,
The old man looked up, As if astonished
ty the presence Of any human creature be-
side himself. II =. i::-.si - fsf
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