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TH ubiquitous HTrRY S. foorE, ex-memher Of
the rebel Congress, hAs again teen hoard from.
After failing to find shat seque,tei oil spot In
Europe, no has turned up again in this city, and
now indies .pise, dated at Ludlow street jail.
According to his own language, Mr.. FooTE mus, 10
. kind Of union.reSol. He declares that II Is tho
duty Of all who have b>en gagged in the rebellion
10 submit to the Justice and elemcncy Of the Fed
eral authority, yet he is not willing " take the
oath Of allegiance, and set IN example Of villa, be
claims 70 desire. The fact is, Mr.. FoOrx has not
yet icon cured q that obgtiuAcy and Jcrverseness
which characterized him long beforo he became .
rebel Had he been consistent in his protsstations
Of friendship 10 the Union, he would have been
saved from oil tho trouble and annoyance which
10 has brought upon himself Amer his Union
speech in the rebo Congress, AMI subsequent es-
cape to our lines, he might have gone 10 hs home
in Nashville without hndrauce, " his obst
macy had not prevented him frum conform
ing with the only condition imposed-lhe TAX ny
Of the osih ~ allegiance. This he utterly refused
to do, no doub, thinking, in the excess OF his ego.
usn, that the Government would psrrri, him to
run at lsrge without restriction hut HESaY =
PocTA with bis imposing Hring Of pr.h1es, Wa,
nothing more 10 tho Government than nmrl )
HEssr g. FoorE . rebel, and the result was ths
he was gwen the choice between taking the oath
and being shipped ~ Europ". He chose tho latter
soon became diuslsted, tred to smuggle himsl
again into this country by taking storage pas
SAGE TO this port, WAS follod and has now through
up" IN jsil--s victim Of his own folly and stub
bornnen He has now certainly found se
ouestered SPOT" where he can have Tie Jesre.
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TREAerRY DsPABrNFsI.
OFFICE ~ lErHRrAL RsvEsrR,


GovrRSoR FrTor has very properly amended
bis Thanksgiving Proclamation, having changed
the day from the 1911 10 the 20th instant II the
Common Council can now lie induced 10 change
their programme 40 as 70 conform with that Of the
Governor and the Committee Of citizens the
muddle which threatened three public cele' rations
within . week will have cen arranged astsisc-
,orily 70 tho public. The Ieoile Of New York are
anxious 10 devote one day 10 grand utilization
Over the recent glorious Victories but they have
neither time nor inclination to 60 into ho
celebrating busnsss permanently. There ia another
good reason for deierrins the proposed celebration
until the 2oth. It Ia quite probable that a. soon "a
the fate Of Lars army Is definitely settled, which
csnno, 10 far distant Presden. LIsooLS will issue
4 proclamation Tor great national Thanksgiving.
This will no doubt occur before the day select
ed for tho celebration in this city, In which case
the day chosen by tho President 10 substituted.
Now York being tho heart ofthe country, II Is sp-
propriste that u should celebrate with the nation
st largo. Celebrations are good thing when used
spsringly but 100 much Of good thing'' is pos
nble viii tho Common Council take the bin,i
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from such salaries In excess Of sir hundred dollars
how with regard 10 salaries In excess Of Eve
thousand dolsrsf Persons no, in the servc. Of
the Government are required TO pay Ten er cent.
on oil incomes over ,hs latter amount while oil.
Gals and employees under this law, are re-
qulrcd to pay but Eve per cen, For in
stance The Prssidont receive. a sa,ry ~
twenty Eve thousand dollars Or sunum. The Eve
per cent. tar on this smouni-minus ihe ak humid
dred dollars srempted-is twelve hundred and
twenty dollars. Now q private citizen, onIo' ing
. like income, is required to pay ten per cent.
nI--near.y double thA, Of he President We
slude TO this case simply Ne IN illuHir.non. As .
further proof Of tho intent Of The act, upon ibis
subject, We mbioin The following letter from the
Internal Revenue Commissioner 10 the editor q
the Rochester DsSocnAI, who has taken the trouble
to ask an Official opinion:
TRrAsrHY DsPAIrYTsr.
OrTtcE ~ lErUrAL RsvEsrE-
WAsHiHGror April 3, 1865.
Fra. In rsply W yours ~ the Both u', incloHing
slip from . newspaper, have to say that the laV
does provide FOR tie deduction from income ~ M
larry received from the United States, 40 th1t the
tar Of fee per cent il All that c1n be collected
from income deripsd from that source
Very respectfully,
JoeGrH J. LEWIS, Comnssionor
WILLIAM PUscHL, RpcheHter, n. V
viii THs TEinUSE please give an opinion as W
the invdiousnsss 81 the act in question under This
nlassS
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Fis.rel.I news, Markets. SC.

Nsv York saturday, 4 prti = 10 = k.-The gold
fluctuations to day we're M follows At 1880 A. ~
1850; 1910, l55,, las, i5oS 70. 49,; =, i@Ns'
$50 li's. ~ the Eycninr Exchange The clo,inr
quotation was i4Sa. There wa only ono session Of
the stock Exchange Board today, the transactions
At which sho. ed = marked falling oil compared -iGh
Yesterdays prce.. Governments sore quiet and rs-
Their lee, firm Money continues quite easy At per
cont cal, with downward tendency toward lover
rsie, Loans on Governments we're negotiable al
per cent. Foreign exchange ~s dull. Bankorr' sicr-
ling, At 90 day. lO9As iOA. About tioAcOO Cdiior-
mia bar sold taken yesterday for shipment to Eu-
rope by the day. stcAmer- The whole rhiIHnont, Of
the day AID week were 3tn74S. on Change to-day
Flour dull and Be- a iJc lower Whcst and Corn
we're dull. Oats we're quiet Port wa heavy and
dull Beef vs. steady. Lard vas rather irmer, and
whisky Vas heavy ami lower.
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INV days a- o, in an article upon shs Amended
''NHe Art, we took occasion So teprecste a
''''iau "hlo. in terms ezempts from taxa. "a the
'"'r'' %. Oavcrnm mt functonar.es and en-.
''.ei. Ih. rEruUNH thereuIol produced q
90 '' 40 ''"t. cr r.rI Of TAT volumiuous bill, in
""'n II '' Ir v4eI tia, paymasters shall deduc.
we per cent how Inc payments OF salaries to such
parties When Ito sid salaries amount 30 more
'hAn SIX hund-,i AMI less shan five thousand DOL.
lars per anugr. These sections arc clearly con.
''"nr' III" we admitted that the trainers OF the
'''' m't" s''" Intended re latter clause to cover
the 'o'wef p trvon this docs no, cover the whole
Fronnf H.r "a 8isTr Va our .enerGl charge
hist nc 49, '0 - respect . .av.i'ol, Admit.
EnS thai "a ~, I've pa csaI..s to be de1us.s e!
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ID Raj a q.

FooTE-In Rrooklvn. April ., 1sG5 amer, short
child Of Jsmes and Eliza fcote.
Oh. vhotislfsY It's like aoWet
That b.o -oms and - gone
IL hou fi.hes IT, Iit'tr hour
with al it, beauty on.
Death colnes AMI like rintry day,
II cuts the lovely forer asav.
The rl.,ives and friends Of the family arc invited
II. Nj oclock from tie iesidence Of her parents
Ju.nbcr and ls9
GALLAGHER-On saiutiav morning, April s,
John, eldest ,on Of Bndle1 and the late James "ais-
The re,tye, and friend, Of the family, an. OF his
brother I4rcs, a'o The active AM honorary u eutet
funeral this Noniay. afternoon. at II oc.oc X from
the tcsigeuce OF he mother All ave, bet "th and
IJ,L Sc. Is
GttROY on SATURDAY. April = amer a short but
painful Illness. John Gilro,, the le.ovei an Of
Thomas and BRIDGET iilloy, artd u ears and moe.
The Trends and relatives Of the family Ae ie.Isc'-
fully Invited to attend tie funeral, thit 'NUndsfl
afternoon, a O'Clock, from the residence ct me-
McpoNALp-on sunday. Ap-il Q. At ISL Third
ave, iiiiNn Mcdonald naive OF Co. Tyrone lI'-
land, aged - yeAr. ,
biz -1ul, - =. stephen Church g~th It oclock'
A. NJ, luesdag, April li thence to calvary Gene
ily, the mcmbeu Of the I. r. AcAsher C,lb aud a.
thei Nathes ]. A. b. society, No. ~ are fe'ptCtinly
iuv.tci 10 attend. lil
PERRY Sunday. April o. Jane, c. Perry,
aged 81 year, n mon rs aud { da's a.,
Notioe Of the funeral in to-uorrvv's paper Isl
ROCHE-on Saturday, April s. David koc no.
ascd q, voAru and q months.
III. remains will hc conveyed " Galway Cemetery
for int ueut thif Monday ate noon, At O'Clock,
nom hr late re.iaencc, l2I Liberty - The iela!Ne'
aud ffcnds Of the family respectfully invited 70
attend. li2
stLIINLN-On Friday, April I, after short ILL
ucss Denis sullivan, Aeed 60 yotr.
Also On Suuisy Apil 0, his wife, Margaret sulli'
van, afod Is yesra.
Their friends, and ,hose of their sons Thom"
John aud Captain u. L. sui ivan, are resp ctiuy in
vitej to attend their turer.l from thar late reel
douce, tiG Il Marx Place. Iucfdsy iith NJ {
| A. ". thence 20 st Btdret's Chu.th. wheie roll
emu Requiem MGss riil Ne offered ior the iopou. OF
thc- soulA alter which their remains will Re convey
/ Ni 10 Calvary Itmcte.y. -
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I
BHorHFKs, Produce Commission Merchants,
l~A Nashiuston street,
NEw YoRk, SAIuaDAI April {, 1865.
Gold has ruled hrmer and prices are irmor al,o.
High hope. are entertained Of moro settled price,.
Flour eth continues dull. New butter ia eagerly
sought at higher rNtes. Frfs still continue in good
demand.
core lb.-Ja'I 33a25 ST. Domingo iSes26@ (;
Cotton Ib.-xid S.v orlsin. -A37 Mid. Upland.
Domestic ccod,, ys~f.--shiriins, brown, 3o,42N.
DO. brht, Ia4!N she'w brown, 24h42 hesrhel,
.4Al2> Drilling, brown, az DO Others, !2a2' I;
Pm ,vtNDry c"i, eGasS'; Pick. do MI, . I'M
80 80 pry sIo, Zjas 5O; Pick. selmon, l, IS -
40 H,otsleL o, II 6oaldbo; hsrnns', /, boz,
Ohio, c. 20 l., 66ts - Georertown, 95l.lo6u;
st.le, :. to eI.s ! '5ao q, Hi.souIL xaalS oli
Canadian, e G. Sos h. 81 Rye aOuF' 1875 50 Corn
Fruit --kAl,nAI bch, 95aj 90. Layer, box, ga
| 5 10, CuHants Idaii' AmoDdA z'AO DO sheDed.
cram bush.-whe.t, m. -h. ? 1o.2 IS; Canadian
Club . al ~. Rye, U5a u; 'ofn,yr 5,Al 81 {;
BAriey, Goal oats state sJas5 Can,da, ''i
Lum5tr-0as lor. aud Plank. per NJ, G1a7-, En,l,
spruce, % GAO tai; Stsye~ hhds' s'a2 . 90 bol.,
Ao'a,,.., oaL-New o.le,n, sal u :. Porto Rico,
| nv, 5ta'O' Cuba Mus, do' "5a4. Cuba eAyed,
| Oils-olive, Gaze, Is 95 Olive, caska -.
-; Palm, D, Ran y Lind, city, sal IS Whale,
| Pr1ris ON Rect ~ bbs u N All CG 10 Pr
| m - Uh.U NJ; PORK, clear, new, nominal r., ue~.
20 UuG2G tU 10 pf. W. "a Wa2I D. lA!d, per 10, IS
lsh, Butter, orange 60, 34a,S 10 state sCaSG
Chsese, common tn choice liG-i
SptrIfI Ga Alcohol, a.. 2In4 Bog brandy, - ID,
Nsl6 "a 10 Al seisn, 9 o. a. B. KUN, Jala.cs,
4th, OOa9 W; StCJoiK, 0Gi 81; Am. pure, a ~
Gin, Am. . auA2 81; Whisky, Am. luu2 II
| Il aldy, AM, o @na26l
Surar, ib-Ncw orleans l3sti; ditto clarified
| ldSiyS; Toto Rico, llalit, Brown sad yellow
| 4" rlU't; white, TO-.
Tobacco. heutucEy, saiO; Cuba, duty paid 20,
| 80 f. domino, lou bond, GalS HaNaaa, .lutl
paid. pal Is Connecticut, la41.
Boo- .J.-Am. ssI. &c., A'j An r. II. N.
ttSI; Am. " aud - Ne. 7,s,ai Am IA q =
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isry truihfully remarks IL "esnnot be broken
down or severely depressed without robbias labor
of its proper re-,rj." tpon tho relation Of gold
value to the price Of commodities at the present
time, Nr. McCuLLocn stsiesi
u does not follow, however that tecsu.e sod hV
declined " VI, and msv speedily docl ne siil 'ur-
thor prces generally will ia to the same extent
DO believe that ANY permanent decline which Is
likely to occur will PROSTATE The great int este Of the
country. On the contrsr, am OF the opinion that
When the specie STANDARD l. restored. or nearly reach
3D. the assurance which this saie Of thin1s w create
that he usiuesf 4 the county W bc transacted
on himer bas,-uill divert capital rom tpecu'l-
ton nd stimulate, insteaI Of PROSTATE, productive
The core Of the -ar Will remove thc Government
In good desre, iron tho market 10th a. lofrouer
and purchaser aid lille the bufiness Of the
~ being accommodated n 'he ncg order Of things
there will be- 10 a consiersh. extent stRnntion and
embAfrDsmeut, Tut AZ ho.uliter are now likely to
terminate before speculation uAs resultod Ia large in
dviiual Indebtedness Ito Transition IL Hkcv 10 10
effected without tlo disasters rhich 90 msny have
AI2fehendej
Tho Secretary, in conclusion. remarks that the
necessities o. ue Government viii give 10 our
manufacturing interests al the urotscton they re-
quire 10 shield them from foreign competition, AMI
prolrts increased prosperity f5r them he .d-
r,!ts that our national deta Il large but asserts
that TIC country rs abund,nty shlo 70 bear IL and
hat there is fear TO b. .pprehen ei Of financial
Lisaser.
A NOTICE i posted at the War Department, thst
NJ passes to Il edmond are granted uader Iny cir
cumstances.
srrrV hair is sometimes the SIN ~ ohst macy,
SLEEK locks denote patience, curly head ls always
accompanied by wit and love " pleasure, rema-
tire grey tAr denotes rnissuIhorpy, continued sui
fer.ng, Whether physical moral, excessive labor,
or dissipation. With regard 10 those abundant
locke which time " powerless 70 bleach, they are
the baigo Of an even dep Isition, and mediocre
intellect.
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Secretary McCulloch,, Financial Poll

Co.. 49,
hhVhhAAh m'N'LLooh ms sdufosAed 'oi'er 70
HtSRY G. CAExy Eco OF pAIsdelphia which Al.
hlotoshsoo"s ms haAhclA poncy, Anu WAS de-
.yned for public,t IN Ia ,rnnortant Al this tim.
-
The Secretary remarks with regard 10 his general
roucy g., a.. .a,i,i,,,.,,., -, a.. r...,,.r IL
DArtmenL that hts Aim will Ia In watch ro..ly ,ha
progress Of events that he NAV he unable to con.
troll and 80 endesvor 10 accommodate his policy to
those events a. 10 mAut.u the credit Of tho Gov
ernmen, and the in,sre., OF tic people TulsIs
an excellent general course Of scuou. In times
Ike these specific rulea snd CLOSELY defined line,
OF policy canno, DO followed. PaEupnsr lis-
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A GRAND LECTURE ON THE LIFE AND
IN n" Hall OF the Father MHihc~ 7. A. B society,
No. q, 20 EIehth avenue, ON this cFenIng, 10Th
inst hy ions =. IOBlN, comm, nciug al oClpck.
Admis'ion only ID conts. ~
A q. H., no. "a SPECIAL MEETING
n. will be held Al Constitution HAL, cor 22d It and
.. ave. on Monday evening, April 10Th, ~ O'Clock.
Al member a.c requested 10 attend there will he
election Of ofhcsrs tor tho ensuing year Nv order
ot PATRICK MCGOWAN, Pres. 1ERENCE Nc.
GOMAS, sec. l5S
EORWARD-THERE WILL BE A PUB
l. lie meeting Of he st. lAwrenc Circle Of the Fe-
nian RTotho hood, cor 4ith u and Nth ave Mon
day evening, APnl lUth, nt ~ o'clock. several
eCutlomen will deliver eddresscs. Nemler- are re-
qucsted 10 be- runctual. NJ. CONNOlG, Center +
BROWNE, soc. lad
| NEPTUNE DIVISION The MEMBERS
J. and lndy visitnt- OF Neptune DIVISION, No. o, :
Oft are all requested IN meet NJ the leroy Cy Fer
~, loot OF CORTLAND a. Now York on Monday even
ins, bet ! aud ; oco.k. 20 paw rGierna vls.t Il
Fidelity Division OF Jersey City, We heuve the f. q
| house at o'cocA picclsely. RICHARD Al IN
| W.P. 100
~ T. MEAGHER CLUB - THE MEM
| beIs Of tbs CLUB are requested 10 meet at ui'
Murray llil shade. j2I Third nv, on Iue-ity, Apr
nth, at o'clock T. NJ precisely, to pay the Last tri
iute OF rerpect 10 their deceased bother member
! Nm. 4. Mcdonald. 30 order Of -
! - JOIN O'SHAtGHSESsl, sec.
| tTH WARD-fll.L TIE QUOTA, I'LL
II tho quota All citizens are requested to hy pre-
! the meeting At TAumany Hall th!e evcnue, at
/ oc'ock Is, orler, DANIEL LEAMi, Chairman
| HtNEG q. IL 81. lreas. JANIS DbNON An
! sec'U. ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Pyic's q. II. soap-The Poor Peoples
friend. Cheap and scot. Sold BY rTocert every
where ~
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AUCTION NOTICES.

AUCTION NOTICE-CROCKERY GLASS
Nand Fancy Goods-Iqesia, April II, at l. o'c.k.
At 2si Pear -, by u. FNlItRY, Jr, large aseor-
meut. in lott to ,uit city and country dealers. Goods
well packed for n piping. 2bi
A UCTION SALT. W. EZEKIEL & 90.
n will cell on Monday, a. lOo'o.ock quNniity q
large quantity OF secondhand tents, at ht oalenoon',
% ltovery. GO
a UCTION SALE OF CROCKERY, &C, ny
"A HENRY G. EVANS, ayctioneer, on Tucsday,
April H. At ten oc ock, At 10 barclay e. al kind ~
best and second vhite granite and common ware. ess
Nso &C. &C., In lots TO suit Ietnierr. sale positive
aud no re- erNc. 2i5
A UCTION SALE OF MAGNIFICENT
LhHou-chod furniture his Monday afternoon, at >
o'clock At house, l52 West 2lst IT, near Ith
e,ock' ,hade- curtains riano,3rtes, p4rIor cults,
able in la hlouAhe residence sale rain OF chine
~ HENRY Il. WESICOTl, Auctr.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE Prop
~ erty at auction. =. II. Ludlow a CO. win
ch,n 90 s SHpr A TT III roadS.y 80 ysuG6
.ioe, with lot, 20 Il. In. by g. n. In, 40 agi
auctiooeer office, No. Pine 81. x,
| EERRY BOAT ASTORIA FOR SALE At
auction, nv Bt RDE'rr, JONES & co. on hoard
no nov lie. at i;,oHS f. hui %bo4, ia scn.
huithen, engine and boiler cylinder y inches you'd
MAJ concern. Take 9'i5 toai from Peek Slip 81
I MORIARTY, AUCl., WILL SELL THIS
%. day, at los O'Clock, At iI3 Chatham syn.re, Old
| number, furniture from manufacturers and families
leaving the city; also variety NJ other goods too
me Gus to mention. No poetronemont. ~
! DAWNBROKER'S SALE-THIS DAY, JAS.
AGAR will sell, NJ 81 New Bowrry, large assort-
mont Of mtn's and vomcn'- voaring apparel dresses.
shnwlS ekiftL underclOhcs, sheets spreads, hOots.
shoes, tni variety Of other gOuus TOO numerous To
| mention. BY order Of JOAN LYNCH Is Grand l2t
- HERMAN & co, AUCTIONEERS, SELL
- thu day, Monday, hy virtue OF BIZ OF sale and
by order OF Daniel iiTsh Esa. $500 seed sesars, 70
| lbls Bouthon whiskey, imported brandieA Port and
sherry Sinc. gin and large lot OF other liquor and
| Champagne lsb
WIN. Writer'S, AUCT'R, WILL SELL
w this day, At O'Clock, At 454 Canal IT., the ennTs
furniture, &c OF lage boarding houhc " CARPETS
2pTlor suite bedding china, glasa- carriage ing
lIsh Lser pump. l4O
w ILLiAMSBURGH AUCTION NOTICE
w l.. LONGw sell this DAY, At 10y? O'Clock, ~
house lG south 9th a. all the household iuruitdre,
consisting Of MAHOGANY soias, chaii-, Brussels and
IN lain CHIpSt- oil cloths, mari BILE top enRneled led
room suits, oil paintings looking slAsses bedsteais,
uItttrsa.es, &c. sale loItiye. l33
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Domestic ets-WboIesnie Prices Current


lReported expressly Tor "TuF SrS," by NNS ALLEN
BuorHrRs, Produce Commission Merchants,
- Ashiuston street
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I(ENr


II erty at auction T.. H. LUDLOW CO. win
eel, on MONDAY, April loth At L. o'clock, At III, IA
chanse ,Hraroom, No. III Broadwy, so ysiuah 9
Nstcr 1t, her Catharine slip and oliver ~, in tbs
uumedise vicinity OF Catharins Market. Map ~
hnlIInnnc n office. No 3 Pine d. -
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Ff'iilS journal, as its tide indicates will be de
1 voted especially to defining. protecting am
defending the political, social and financial in
teress Of these two Nest powerful Democratic Sea.
tons.
Believing that boil! alike arc deeply interested
in cheap and responsible Union Of consent BE-
TWEEN the States with the lENEnIHs necessary 10
protect Life. liberty ANA property without appeal
ing to revolution, we shall advocate the doctrine
of State Sovereignty and Federal Subordnation.
1t will teach with Jefferson, in the first Ken
t2c<y resolution of 1898, that the federal gov
eminent is not tie final nor exclusive Judge OF the
extent Of its own powers because the comnact of
Union was made by Sovereign Nations and each
OF the States, but not the federal supreme Court,
nor Congress, nor the President, is the final Judge
OF lnftactions Of the federal constitution and of
the Mode and Measure of Redress
Relieving both alike to be equally interested in
maintaining the social and political supremacy of
the White race over the negro and other mixed
and inferior races, we shall advocate the doctrine
that when an inferior and superior race comes to-
gtther BY the million, III tie same country. the
latter must Of necessity become subordinate to
the former; the only alternative being war Of
races, III Whlch one or both must go to the wall
we peheTe white supremacy and negro subordi-
nation to be the true relation of the two races
oppose the degradation Of our white lahorers
and producers by black soldiers and black suf-
tage, nor are We wiling t1at Western ard South
efn society shall be sunk under The weight of q
race incapable OF sel:-goYe.n,acnt.
Every measure nor Inconsistent with the fore
going principles which is calculated to build UP
and unite the West and South in business. social
and political pursuits will receive the hearty CO.
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may first advance it,
me v est and South will give weekly report
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-12-01

+" 1t is impossible" said one politician to
another, g to say where your party ends and
the opposition party begins" "Wen. sir"
replied the other, /" il You were riding a
jackass, it would be impossible to say where
the man ended and the donkey commenced :"
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-12-01

A lawyer that lives in q Piety Row is al
most carpenter: He can file bill, split a
hair, make an entry, get up case, frame an
indictment, empanel ajury, put them in a
box, nail witness, hammer Judge, bore a
court, and many ike things.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-12-01

A girl. who was making dress, put the
sleeves In wrong. She was unable to change
them, and she could not determine whether
she had got the right sleeve in the wrong
place, OF the wrong sleeve in the right place
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-12-01

A barrister, who was remarkable for CON-
ing into court with dirty hands, observed,
that be had been turning over Coke. .
g should Of thought you had been turning
over Goals" remarked wac.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-12-01

A milkman may have habit Of stopping
daily near the river, and not excite suspicion;
but when we find his little boy fishing for
1nlnnows in the milk pans we begin to have
our doubts!
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-12-01

An abolition lady has sent us our own
photograph cut all to pieces. The lady in
this case cut prettier figure than she ever
did before in her life Prentice.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-12-01

Il sh; | be at home nextS'u day" the young
Lady remarked, as she followed to tie door
her beau, who seemed to be wavering in his
attachment. so shall l." was the brute's
renlv