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Smyrna times., 1865-05-11

There is a Pennsylvania soldier who has
lost both arms, both legs, and one eye: and re-
mains alive to tell the story.
Smyrna times., 1865-05-11

UNFORTUNATE COMPARISON.-A lady enter.
ed dry good store in -- street. and ex-
pressed desire to see some wool delsines. The
polite clerk, with elegant address, showed her
a variety Of pieces of fine texture and choice
coloring After tossing and examining to her
heart's content she remarked: The goods are
part cotton, sir, My dear Madam, return
ed the shopman, these goods are as free from
cotton as your breast is--tthe lady s:arts--l
free from guile, he added.
Smyrna times., 1865-05-11

1t is dreadful easy to be q fool-a man can
be one and not know it.
Smyrna times., 1865-05-11

In the examination Of an Irish case. for as
sault and battery, counsel, on cross-examining
the witness, asked what they had at the first
place they stopped?
-Four glasses Of ale, he answered.
What next2
Two glasses of wine
What next?'
One glass of brandy.
What next?'
A fight, of course
Smyrna times., 1865-05-11
Booths Idea of Immortal Fame

FROM the Cleveland Lcdder, April II:
We learn on the best authority that when
Wilkes Booth was in this city year and half
ago, he remarked to a prominent citizen that
: the man who killed Abraham Lincoln would
occupy higher niche of fame than George
Washington. This demonstrates that his In.
famous deed was long prcmcdtatcd
From the Chicago ,joU5poi.
4 theatrical gentleman Of this city informs
Us that in the early part Of 1868, during an en-.
gagement Off. Wilkes Booth at NcNicker's
theatre, he made the remark one day. What
a glorious opportunity there is for a man to
immoraize himself By killing Lincoln"
w hat good would that DO :" he was asked.
He then quoted these lines =
The ambitious youth who fired the Ephesian
dome
Outliycs in fame the picd. fool who reared it ="
" Well, who was that ambitions youtA-Whas
was his namc? was then asked
That don't know, Booth replied.
~ hen where the fame you speak of"
This, our informant tells Us nonpiusStd him,
From this 1t would seem that the assassin
has had the commission Of this horrd crime in
his mind for at least two or three wears
NOTE. TE.-Ero>tYatus it was who ser fire to the
temple Of ArtemiS at Ephesus When put to
the torture, he gave as his rA@use "a ycarning
for Immortality. The Ephasans. therefore,
decrced that his name should pass into oblivion
but Theopompus mentioned the foolish
youth name in his history H. Post
ASSUMED NAMEs-E0 those interested in
literary matters we give the following list of
leading writers, with their assumed signatures:
Gail Hamilton-MiSs Abigail f. Dodge.
Florence Percy-Mrs Elizabeth Akers.
Timothy Titccmb-Nr. j. G. Holland.
Orpheus {. Kerr-Robert II. Newell
Mrs. Partington-P B. Shillaber
Artemus Ward-Charles +. Browne.
! Doesticks, +, B.-Mortimer Thompson.
X. n. Preparedness NJ Morris.
| Mace Stopper, Esq.-C. &. Leland.
| Josh Biliings-lIen~y w. Shaw
JeemS Pipes-Stephen Massett
! Ned Buntline-E. Z. c. Judson.
| Edmund kirk. II. Gilmore.
| Country Parson-A. X. H. Boyd
| Mary Clavers-NIrs c. VI. Kirkland
Currer Bcll-Charlottc Bronte
Village Schoolmaster-Chas VI. Dickinson.
| Owen Observation-Disclosures, Jr.
Barry Cornwall-Wm. Proctor.
Author Of John Halifax, Gentleman -
Miss Muloch
Ike Maryel-Donald G. Mitchell
Jennie June-Mrs Jennie Croly.
Fanny Fern-Wife Of James G. Barton.
(the Historian( and sister of n P. Willis.
Petroleum Y. Nasby-D. Il. Loke.
Howard Glyndon-Miss Laura &. Redden.
The sun., 1865-03-11

Chihuahua, whence he locks implorinely 10 the
uniied states- hoping that the spirit of the
Monroe Doctrine will inttrpose III behalf q
bis oppressed country. The monsrchial party
in NoTico arc highly e.atc1 with this encoursg1ns
prospect To- tuer schemes 90 conquest. 1ley
Toast that thcir FovoInmc1t has teen officially
recognized hy Europe, and from The conceal tenor
oi tcr conduct, it would seem that they are unite
ina aNcrrnL under these circumstances whether
o." United siates recognizes them or not. II would
te well 'or MAyiguAS, however, e. rciasmb r
hat q nll the Pro,eudc. recorded il astar,, NOS
one. enth held their power through .He There Is
another country, nearer 10 him shan Eur- pc, h o.
has not recognized tho new dynasty, and the
pee Ole whereof almos. UNANIMOUSLY bod the doc.
tr ae' that no 'orei.n r.tcutas shall ,ver secure
ioothold upon tiis continent" The ways Of mon-
orchy arc pleasant In prosperity, b.i wrong s Grt
to meet with retribution in the eud.
The sun., 1865-03-11
The 1IcNlcnn Empire.

MANiNlLAs tie Fr-nco.MeA can prcculcr, has
secured ior l.s new Umpire she reco uition Of the
leading EI.3pcau powers. Great Britain, "h.ch
las Ions le,d the reputation Of leius the most
cautious ana deliberate Of countries IN its foreign
relations has officially recognized the Mexican Em-
pre, and has dispatched thithor duly accredited
minister. While shc imported monarch ia thus
gliding into power and usnonAl prominence with
apparent ease, the Republicans Of Mexico are sp-
parenly nnkinS IRON view. Tue seyercst loss
which they have exper.e ence4 since the beginning
Of she conques. has Just ter len them, and Presi-
dent JuARrz, Their leader, hIs retired w.ta the
rcmusnt Of hls patriot bsnd .nte tus mountains oi
The sun., 1865-03-11
THE NEW YORK SUN
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH u 1865


The Lost Army.
II has nov hsou six veegf since General sHEn-
MAS lsft snyaansh aud started upon .he nor;LHard
~. pai..r, and three weeks have elsrsod sn'o a'y
reliable ntell gence was received concerning him.
S'rrallv enough, TIE army un1er his comma ID is
now the centre Of public interest, sud the mystery
connected with bis present position mi Ilans ia
the theme of general dscus'on. When TIE c.rcurn-
s,4nc.f CONNECTED with .l's campaign are cons.l-
oied, howev,r IL IS not At all strange that snruNNS
ils not s,n Isdui~ hesrl r IN since The ocon-
ration ,fC1l.rtr. In many respects the resent
sp,auou . similar go the prccod.ns one, which
eliminated iu t.c capturc Of ofsAvaunAh IIs 10 in On
c4crr,'l c7g1tr., uliltaiuiug No Ln'i ~ commu-
i..a'o1, AND depending for supplies manly upon
ttcc,.niry through winch he passes ~ army.
e. i.ra. t.r trarmn.sson o' news To- concerned, ~
. % yces.l which rows throug' the water, ard
t'c waves c'Ise over IN ls TRACK. Az was ihc case
a The Savannah cluUMgn, the rchel press - The
o'Iy medium through which news from snrRN.'
,.l be- received At the North. several
,4rs opo the Rchronl ENANivEg stated
rat Il Rad been ,uicfdi't'd from pub
i.h.ng news concerning tie can paiyn In
t.e Clroin,s, an inby OF cousc be Inferred
f.At The 1tacr I.ufnI5 N,rc d'tarrci 10 like man.
nnr To absence OF ro"s from snrBaAN, there
.fc, is uo csu,c 'o arpso ens.on. Il nny revcrfe
t..i hci.I!,n aim, o.if o., rebels bad N nuy msn.
urr gained su a.v4n.agc, .h.I. lrrn's would not
lrs!lw Go Trumpet it aUroi., iof they arc s.dly in
u.cI af v. .torv. Tho tcou.c o. the r'cl mon
Ia1crs nay lai.tr hc taken .s an indication that
to 'ou' w.rr. the t,b.s haso determined 10
1lscr stand l.s net So. lera r,actcl D. fur7
The sun., 1865-03-11

OFFICIAL notice has been gwen that on Thursday
Of next week tho drait IN the ci,y Wi! commence
s..l uo,ces nave often been issued, only to to
aunulloa, that tho public have bccone Impressed
w.t. the lief that they aro all tie result Of GEN
erll Fts eccentric style o conducting his bureau.
AMI that nothing serious Is INTENDED. It IS not
strange that such an impression should prevail.
NJ department Of government waI ever moro
s,e OF yac'll.iing in It's policy than has cen tho
oorscr.pliou bureau, unicr the MANAGEMENT of
GcIosl FEy. Bat notw thstand nc this, We are
:ucacd t. believe that the .At order means exactly
what says AMI thst the authorizes really intend
20 enforce the Gra!. On the day specified unless the
number Of enlismenls IS very nGtc ai'y increased
iG 'Ac meantime We arrive At this couclusi VA not
from the mere fact tha, oiria notlre 80 lraf. has
i'cu wen, or experience o,ches the 'alihlity Of
'''rorll IS, and cyrrythips Ne does; hgt the sit
t"a of our litary Affairs impcratively demands
.r"riy rc'cg Sion tot q army, and reimbursement
.'q1r'J q, qrcry as possible. Tho under
stand 'g lc.w'cn tlS Volunteer Committee AMI do
Nashln ton authorities was this, that the former
would enlist aou as iAst IS they could 10 conyeni-
only provided .Hr rv the Government officials IN
4 IS c,, and that w...c tn. rate was con iuued no
draft should nc made. One Of the p,rtcs 10 Ills
arrsu cement unust have u1cl to mako u pror,i q
good Il is quite natural hat large p -tlon o.
the public should c,unrc h ,.t.or.tcs fur rider.
rg drSit, under these o,rruusta9ccs, when men
are enllstng at tho rate Of over n hundrc = d.v,
Tut this continent is the result ot s>.f-utcrcsei
v..w, and the subject needs closer examination
u order TO discover who accountable or aunu I.
ing the arrangement alluded 70. H., us suppose
case; II town. having a population Of one
thousand people Rad secured suspension Of h,
draft on the ground that volunteering should o.,
v'-oroutiy Prosecuted, AMI ailerward had en'lstcc
only one man in ton days would 1t b
reasonable So vNueot shat much leuieney
should he extended 20 it, on the grouu,
O.. a "v.goronS pr sc,uuon Of recruiting ;" New
f.r' has ro,fgEcl ia lust about the ra.io alude,
10. With pop4lat on ID ty .'vo hundred thousand
t. c.ty has enlisted an average of about one hun
orei and twenty men PER day-ilst equal TO
population OF one thousand cr Waiting one man Il
ton days Reducing the matter to cures, an,
boxing sth dsinteresedly, how can We make 1
appear that the city is entitled 10 exemption from
draf1 IN view Of the number Of IL hss euliste,
ruce the understanding before ment,oncd' In
stead Of recruiting at the rate Of one hundred 10
dsy the uumbcr ought 10 have reached nearer
Aouaspd. and even then Il Tould not have sruas,
The sun., 1865-03-11

FrtpN EVENisD, March IN, l-66.
Thore ave iew changes to mike in Quotat'ons tins
week. ~ rrces have ruled f-rnrr Re siplr large,
hut s. the deuspd - good the oLcs ar, uo.ry hall
aneed Butcher mcn,s. ~ win be- s'au hy our quota
tiou, are como lover than We found ther Ilst week
Appo- might hc given a ltsio higher but No the de-
mAnd /. email we 90 not change on. hsut.s, quota
tlons AZ follows
E,.icb,r,' Nsa,.-Roast beef prime, a5aioc. com.
mon, 25a3tc, -illoiu, gt 2Na.ic Ter POUND, porter
hol.e -ri f.. ro.u-ulCt, a Sc, veal 2.I. tlt Li
'uItel, ta--c ior i1lc uuettors MT ttou a-sc (;
10 H. Nae bausarcs ttH2"c ripe, l.c per pound .
tousnc per dozen 'oc; Laid 2Na5u oons pSr pound, Ia
Poutrv ana Game lrkes, prime, esaaac; chict.
ens, iNa5.c; rrr-c, ZiH2Sr' d"cht' atil,c prairie
,hlckrus --hI .H; uuuts, per phi' Al Wi' p-t
E,st,r Ini Ct'sse.-p,au = coalt lg'tc. 40 p.,ls
"A ,,ct common .,ilOc. cu.l< ug M. icl 40 .tc. oil
lpltcr 1t d. "A G; ue.a"ne a. i7ao.c peG pound ;
FriUG &C. NHc-, elccniur', halt peck, bya'oc .
rpt2CuheIfs ooHu.t; COMMON % a. ' '1Htt-' ".A
= md, .Uc. A.tko. mute, yer quart, eIc, a.nuts,
.r quart, I've; Clt,trLt-, PER quart .ut l'-IAf-
ne. pGt.d ~: ,l,r-ip., uh be-; .rlra apf.es pen
'uH, .'g rr .ci iN"" !. , t''.'; ,..,.,. -,
INT, Wsl %; prcn' sva- ~ m.'rh 'oi-
'', pr,ue l~lut 8 omIHso' 'S1.1' Ja''N o' =. Is
! y r.'i, LINN n,'n. .rc -cuirra' "'" peck
! ~ vsot pesroe', -st.c - - 2y'a'e'.' 10 b. ".
4ltch, o..,r; O. src'f-- 80 ',. go o. '.tn 't'"
pcr ta-Lc., ao.c, ,rIot., re-. basket lv,t-, ra
-, 30; ir"rcr' 20 a-a 40. ''.' '.., D., .,e
-oa.aci r,d,'0t-o, pAisu'pa' "- t-. ',t rin0'u
mc.sufl, 80 gc; res, COc per pccA eIos, .'y prl
Er.a.aa' trt..,rs Wheat, losl l.aif.. .., lUc
Gfll ,ul, Ices lAtg plut' lc' i'4hd' Va 20 -"t,
crsot.ls, u, b. "a, l'.4t. rv"- 1-I'9- uuHvr
>sn-y..s -aacr srogt, lac rer& g ..al, hoDo hoy
! vht' clover, h4Ht ltI ln'lAt' 40 OF AlH'H' 'f ..
. huthrlCat, .ar Itr I,und fl.lt, h'.'u, .t.-7y
The sun., 1865-03-11
Financial news. Markets. SC.

N~ York. Frday, March. 10 t Fb.-rhe auctra-
tons in sold, bullet ned NJ Gipins Merchants IL
change 10 day have been NJ follows At 1870 A. "
I" =. l..a5. iai iD.i5, 100 ilfs, 1907 i05j
i"i H. l9os lilo isl; li.i5, 1901, ll.-5, 100 I.
ii.a5. i-9 ji36, 1,s'4 ITO l~p}q; il.5o, l-S&;
Y, .7h i2.lo is6's, 1912, lN7, RIO l-7'a
1880 iS5 b.; 1873, t-N', % o. Isl q; 1850, is
I, 1854, it- i-9r 1.l0 i,.'s; l.2t, l-3}; l.ah,
49,; i4', lN-'% p l>7s, t.l- ~ o., 22h l"'.s;
2.l. is .t 2.l5, is-; D. l-iat; $40 l~1E, '."5,
ls1a; $50, l--a; $40, is'S T. ls-'s; 43u, 1894.
The stock market was depre.scd, ind prices At the
clo.e stood = : per cent. lower than at the 'ane
time yesterday. Governments were strong and IN
sonc demand. To-mouov's packets will probably
take oui the largest amount OF government securities
that have ever been thipped 70 Europe In one ds,,
and there l. Therefore an enormous amount Of cI-
chsn.e o0crint the market, without any coues-
pondinc demand Tor hs. The heat Laukcr-' Ion
hins offered at Jos, aud sell At l11 in
Money N.u IN active demand to-da, from brokers,
hut not scarce The rate on call continues steady 8l
, ncg cent. discounts quiet at ~a9 per cent. ON
Change to-day. Flour vns 4ull and i'o. 2r lower
rhe decline choGy ohfcrva5le on ,ood and choice
grades. Wheat wa dul and a BE-. lower. Corn wui
dull and decidedly lower. Oats were heavy and dull
| Pork wac heavy and lover Bcef quiet. Lard
| was lover. wh.skey was dull and lower.
The sun., 1865-03-11
The New secrc,nr, or the Treasury

ton which II hss not earned.
The New srcrctnry Of the Treasury.
THE fow remarks IN Secretary hcCr1tocH's re. |
pig 10 tho congrstustory addresses of bis bord.
mates in te Treasury Department, published in |
ytsiorday's srS 70 The eject that he viii institute
means T. bring ,he business ~ ,ac iniry back tn
spoc e payments, ls cslcuistei to strengihen tho
favorable .mrr' ssons prev ouslv 'ys ting resp,o,
ing his appointment At his Efforts IN this dircc-
ton will receive the hearty support of the people
and, should be prove successfu' no man IN our
country viii be cnuilel 10 hts her need of praise
and prahtudN hut It must be confoe,e,l that Mr.
McCrtLoon has n difficult work 10 lerforn All
the loyis alton Of Congress, by which he must he
necessarily guided, tends to perpcrate and cSteId
the eysiom Of Taper issues and expansion. That
holy never ey.nced the least foreWrh,
or calouls.ion in providing for return
! - ne ordinary standard Of values, and
reck'c.sly in;erforred with o,ery insren In 80
community anil the natural laws of trade and COM
merce. ia order to ugthen and ostAt ish sys-
tom, tue faults Of which IL s Mr.. MoCrLroCu's
highest merit that e and will atte'urt 10
| dy Tho new sccrctAry's Autccelonts warrant tie
| convcto, that he will devote himsc earnestly TO
1 Al. Il
| " ii' " 'V "'''"'' ~ ''' a'' ~ """"'''
| ~ '''o :" ''a'N " quo ''-''"' - -'e P.''-
'o'' !" "' "'N' NV u'''n 'u''''o" ."'n~i oS us
PP'-''" "'"79' oAnN'us An' III 'ne COM
| P"NN'N sN"''NH"'o PoS''"n o' 'He '''"P'ro'-
'e' '' 'n' 'u''oh0|' nc oon''Nt" =" h'eN'ls''o Aup
"'' Tue nr' 'nPu's" "' INC Na''oha u'hN' To-
"@''s 'u'no"S eNi"n,'on 'nu Sieou'a'on'
III pN ''nuo''on' hS't''S - oo 'o'lemoef-
- 'nA' '"o -'Aho"'ci'oi 'uco''S o' VIC N""'n''
nA"SN -nu u'e 0h1nEe o' P1o,i' P,n'on 10 H'or "'
"''' ''''"'"'''"~ a''e "''r''u''' 'o Wv Ju1ic'-
ou' suio N'''on an" ''u'noi S''S' ou''h'sS sa-
F""y " h' "''' llo'"'' 'A>ne' 'n"h 10 '"o on'-
'N' 'S,'''.'u W ''n' ''S' ~ 'N'i, 'A'"'' no
"'''''''' ,''"' ''o "''' !" o''e '"''e 'ns'''u-
"o"' 'p'" INC ''"' ''H.uo'- '''"r'T" o' We
e''"''H' 'n' 'N" c'u'o' INC SUCCESS o' MI
l''n, "'' u''''''' '''' Ano''' or
P""''r "''i' " VI NOV 'lL"'"" ~ "u"' su7'
pecief that be isa Presidential csrSliaic, and u
positively known that ne has no political
followers to reward sud no scheme of
personal ambition I" gra'iy' outside OF
tho honorable performance "f TIC duties
I .
The sun., 1865-03-11
sics.'lETY NOTICES.

CCAETS, ECGALIA, FLAGS, ETC, ETC.
- u.- De- ~. al Ig iiuC.i Ic 10. ,...4Gl-D, 90.
les none. dian ,ae5 San bee bought 10. eiseo .Ie
>. a, JUllk, ,li
The sun., 1865-03-11

II 7 NM Ny 7 IT Nv T. N II. N'7N II Y
No. ., Brook lold their public mertugs eyery
: da ever inT ~ O'Clock, at Hall los Fulton 1t.
rrdP Z HoI,yVud siuto..-NrsFrs Tom Soan,
Iluist and the StaIhgh' ,,lee Cuh. AZ important
q trclt. 'o the Cons tuition viii be voted upJl.
o. frN p-''r gI'ons iaA'e for celebrating st. Pat
I,t'. DAY. a. meuhers notified % attend hJFi-
n'~ .acs'ins ~ q &c ok, SUNDAY afternoon. III pH
ICta4s. ii2
The sun., 1865-03-11

ENIHER MATHEW I. 4. Il. SOCIETY,
No. {. '. v. Will hold pubic Temperance meet.
ins A. their l.I, a.! Fact 18th IT, on sunday even
ius, March 18TH a. - r. ". spoaking by Ae,srs.
Nile. .ud JeHei con. singing b. MoaAIs. De.aner,
Cole and Deigan, Mis- llauion, Mia. Gooney aud Nc.
Ie.hott. Al tue iaemters are requested 10 assemble
G' tN''t hall IN l.th n, on SUNDAY - 2q O'CioCk IN
recAlis and proceed 10 Nj. Johusion's TO bring hons
Cur uCv banner end itss. Fiu,= tor non a,teudaucs
y, H. str'esly on!o.ced. l.. MURPHY, Press. VA
ONRliN Rec. sec. 1855
The sun., 1865-03-11
AasTIVLI.s FOA SALE.

EoR HALf-DESKS, TABLES. COUNTERS.
A. 10 .i- 's,h md 'ash door. Afro shop Ia I,t
e'' u Ei'o q W htp. J5
~ uA'- -FIii ERS-tOE SALE CHEAP. 4
~t % d.et -nd stock, and mir Of tones r, ,t,
'' ~ ~ "" oa ne, - no uitneT use ioi Then. A.
' % "a." tbnI CAM BILL, aestogu. h. -
e nice o. ON N!lNalIsbgTsh Ieriles, -
The sun., 1865-03-11

Washington Markc, Retail Rrport.


fEerctt.d - pres.iv i0r " Tn rr~.' H. NS AIiFN
FkutuEL-, piodnce Commission HrlchGu,r,
Isl Nusilustsu street,
The sun., 1865-03-11

IraTEEE MATHEW I. Il. T. Y. SOCIT.
i > branch No. I, 80 Huifon Ft. Public inestnc
i,-ro-i"S ,-nnua,, evening, at H. O'Clock. At-
q r--,- Us 'ct4 o. lien er-"y and Iuhin. singing
! gessrs, Stocser and Wallace. Tho member nfs
f' I'r 3. ls .t ~. .r II NJ - l2s O'Clock sun
cAT, l2h inst, 10 participate with the prrcut 30
Cl.ly ~ hTiug ing home their ueN hammer ~ ~ -
] R ~ kNh, Irosifruf. f. WHEELER Eec.
srr'y. lEONAS COLLINS, MarslM. l3i
The sun., 1865-03-11

EATNER MATHEW T. A. B. SOCIETY
No a puhc ueetinl Of the atovs society
rul Ia h'd on SunGaJ evening, tiarch ~. a. theiI
hpl cor I'D rtr,et and ID ave. a. g O'Clock VI.
-" iEinf hy Moe Walden ana John j. Trrrr.
S.1-u- 5v the Cadet, and other NJ j. SATSE-
Pc, UiuS. CONCANNON, Rec. sec. 1nl
The sun., 1865-03-11

L'A1HrR MATHFW.-R. WILSON, OF THR
Father Matthew Societies of sew York aud BROOK
I'm LH.aiia Manufacture. would mot respectfully
c1ll the attention u the members of tho dis rent
r1cieiier, tIu he will continue to manufacture rcans
~ he eel pl,c, say from NJ 10 p5u. An ordcls
IuuciualIy ltteufrf 20 by spp ne az Monroe -,
noar fIke. L. N,ILsuN. soIe MAnaaeI. Azb
The sun., 1865-03-11

EtNEER MATHEW 7. a. Il. SOCIETY,
4 So. D. II Y. N.--lieE tefWccu 9TH and 55th a
md -t' rvcnue. SUNDAY .ioi Dunn, Pa and G.
a. g. Gol1'y, 81 :, vii addiesr The meeting. r. K.
r. t,rLl~ Pres't THOMAS hEAuIlER, Rec I
seHe,ai. 81
The sun., 1865-03-11

~ TNlElCk'S DAl-IHE rROGLAMliR
pand Line OF Nn.ch for 81. patdcte pay viii he al
Titi-' IN snniay,s q al&, Maach T. ,,ud IN tls
Au comia i.i- cations will he r,nt to IT,, - e..
,.trre I i'r ,. bod MG-sAal, 81 Park At .IOhS
o ,.tHE. G.and Mar hal l15
The sun., 1865-03-11

= - 49, AAAi' ~. Sp' 'lI.I ll"N pF
NvT ! OK and broOkyn.-lhc UNDERSIGNED con-
raucs IN Ualulart4e Hc'ri6, alias &c, g.. At hl
,cs4gnac ~ avenue G. hrt. llth and l2th -trcc,s,
\. !. THOMAS LCkILNER.
The sun., 1865-03-11

Il orIe alcp ycicJ, ui .e~ \ OH old pubic teu-
p"fan' maoi.n ~ ,Clril ilnl r1r. stA ave. md
-tIh ~ ru every sunday and huf suHy cytuiu., al
- D'c.,cS, sfcsSln- On SUNDAY crcl'u4 hv sspsrA
MrlIHi a't N.us % int iN rlt. ', Ntcel W od,
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MASONIC NOTICE-THE MEMRERS OP

VI Henry Clay Leige, No. ~, OF +. A. n, az.
hr.ubs rutHnoncd 10 attend st their lAaee Room,
~ rlni I, inr he purpose u at ndins the iun rai
OF o-s .hte r. other llLIAM BUTLER By orarr
ot j. d. tuOLMkLI. " NJ
W.. W. HARlGAN, Sec. Pro lem. i89
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MisttllancOas.

Governor Vance, of N orth Carolina,
has issued an appeal to the people,
stating that owing to the destruction of
railroad communication, Lees army is
poorly supplied, and must have con-
tributions Of food from the citizens to
be sustained. Governor Vance says he
has given half his years supplies and
reduced his own family to half ratiOns
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A FUNcrIoNARY.-It seems that a
lawyer is something of carpenter he
can file a bill, split hair, make an en-
try; get up case, frame an indictment,
iWpsnel ajuty, put them in box, nail
a witness, hammer judge, bore a court,
and other like things.
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poutt's department.
Charade.

Charade.
,. Foremost In Education my hrst doth ever stand,
'"f 'Tis taught In almost every school
In this Enlightened land.
Ny seconds what our army is always sure to do,
When led by men who are resolved
To "Put the matter through"
Ny third some thing useful fVnnd both in July and
June;
My yfourth in FIora'S Kingdom doth hum merry
itun6, go
Ny hth takes pGrtin Treason. yet loves his country
.-. wolI, a. .'' ln
My WhoS's a gentleman who NeW LsEiagiou
,'f does dwell. r....... sALLIE
New visnnafo,
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aserrnpionl rnirrns, ss - - - :

am composed Of 2s 'iettots.
MY I6 22l7 ls Is lake in Now York.
My 10 II 25 93 II is q river OF EuroDe
MY 2S 0 l6 '9.s,B II 10 a State capital.
My . 10 20 22 II ls4 IL 52 is a nation Of the
My Il "a IS q "a 81 10 is an important town osNow
MY ls I424 I6 10 II rs IS Visa river Of N America
MY 90 27 u 10 II 22 IL y mountain In AAia.
MY 8 IL 25 10 "a 81 is a town Of New England.
My2I il 20 20 27 20 is group OF IslAnds.
Ny 2S 20 25 10 ~ "a is the name OF county in Ohio
Ny 2f 20 IL a gulf Of Asia. t. .
My "a "a 10 10 Ia a mountain In Africa.
BLIND Boy
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Aorrttu.
THE FALL OF pHARLEsToN.

- 1.
BT sLLLIE.
TheErsnt stronghold Of Trosson,
nThs Babylon Of our day,
vile traitors have forsaken,
And ned In wild dismNy.
The emblem OF Secession
No more shall Ger her wave,
While victims OF oppression
H The boon Of Freedom crave.
but now these fettered osiitives
No more bow down with fear, ..... ..H
. Since the joyous shout Of Liberty,
,S D Throughout the land we hear.
I,r zeal "BabyIon has fallen"
'. Let tho people all ejoice,
70, And in songs Of glad Thanksgiving
Unite with heart and voice.
Though the germ Of foul Rebellion
Has long been nurtured here,
Spreading death and devalIotion .-0
'so'er tho land, 10th far and near;
''d Though Pride and dark Oppression
,,,,'. Held undisputod sway,
sI i Before victorious ShEpMAS
They hoadlopg Ned away.
NT, a...., hr.,s
,r1.~.-.,.,.oa ~, L.nuo,
80 ,v,..~. h.u..,,.,,, !, .bolI w.xo.
,...I ,r,.as.,, No.. a, er., wo, lov.rod
To an armed, rsbellous elan,
1t shall no more be dishohorcu' ...
While SnERHAH LEADS the Nah' Nd. ...
"a, -, ., o.r No,,op.
O. ,oi0 mi, noble hand, .........
,,p.,,lo.c,v NJ Frsedounu
,,,,., ,,,ronah ON, lana.
80. no.d.d.
''r -. -. .,,a ,-,.
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Answers to Enlgmas In last weeks News. LIST, by
Sister to mothers Son, Thomas Jefferson Lowman, %,
by Aunt Mike, Bensmin A, wilbanks, Cd, by Victoria
Joseph Vanpslt,
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REPLY
TO THE

Speech of Hon. G. A. White,
Made in Congress, on the proposed Con
Stitutional Amendment, Jan. 1865,
BYR. w. CLARKE,
Mennbcr ofCnnprraH for the Sixth District Of nhio