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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-02

VICTOR BECKER. o,
PIANO TUNER AND REGULAIQg,k. =,
VIII attend promptly to the Tuning and Re-
pairing of Pianos, Melodeons Accordeons, &C.,
&c. Orders will be received at Mr. Robert
Bells Book Store, No 81, King street; with
Mr.. John Fl. ParrotJ, and at Y. BIS residence
241, King street:
V. Becker also offers his services ana long
exnerience in the business, to persons wanting
new Pianos, and wishing the advice of an aDle
and disinterested judge. err ap 4-tl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-02

I from this troublesome complaint should try
PROF. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS through
which so many cases were successfully cured Last
season. Imported and for sale by
''''00-'' JULIUS DIENELT, Dentist,
145 Prince street, sole agent for the u ,.
For sale also at Druggists generally au31-on
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-02
INSTRUCTION ON THE
PIANO. GUITAR, HARP; AND IN VO
AL, MIISIG

/
CAL MUSIC.
The undersigned, after an absence of six
years, again presents himself to his trlends and
the above named instruments and in vocal
music. -:,,
Those desiring to secure his services will
n]ease apply at either Mr. French's or Mr. En-
twisles Book Store, on King Street, and at the
ooet sen n11Ntf IL. IF. JOHN F. BRANT.
NOTICE TosHIPPERs;- eights through
~ from Lynchburg and Alexandr5a = to batl
more, via Orange and AleXaudrla ara anu Dai'i'liole
Railroad, With out change ofcars.
On and after THURSDAY, 2lst inst trelghts
will be received and forwarded to Baltimore by
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad !.
For through receipts and further information
apply at Freight Agents Office
Npp~' J. F. LATHAM,
General Freight Agent.
WIN. H. MCCAFFERTY,
son 22-1m General Superintendent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-02

e9~C. W c. DUNNTSGToS IS a cand!dlat;e
lam county W.. sep 23-te
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-08

HEALTE PaEsERVEa


fo- tls i1r-zr-si 80 oss-sariss.i .ssr , fss.os-
q l.sg1ia-tfs a. GO t-Is. r~rislr - fas
kostt'f lsrt.t
~ Taey ears 6. etsls,e tas.s sa-.-s.u. d..
,sses' thsi sprlnF ;son rrsgaiaI,y, - rcr,sris I.
iAs iritfaiafi.y fSM
kF- rfes care sapp--ss-s. Exccz,rs sat pria-
iul Ncn-sruaiiou.
- They egre Green Sicsness lCiiorosa.
~ tftF tI-t ftrlf a.a sttr.f az .fi.-.
psins 81 s.s bach sua isarrr rsrt. 90 ih- t.,i.
destinrss, s,E gee au s.'g.t ttKfriious. nfrltl. -
80 Harf Laierns - Aflrtis Ilsfrrlf. So
osf--l. "a tfals.. eir tIr. 81 e uurl 81 r..
m1rt1g tae 4r-efalfrs'f. flrF Remove he caus.
knt Fla y al fis fsee's faai sf'nf fftn H
- Cennos,i n s.r.if sts.tslie e.t.aafs fs,v
cortslr cciaior t.lft-rI sus q ANY ean.fff-fi,-
rvesff d,.icsie. steIf f1acfda t4Ia. 10 .t--frt-
<reas'h i'r seAknts,. via-s, Shea praregly usst
~ ne, --f ~ s-fis a.ea af ary age. ana a,
Anf ffftol, tActff ngf. - rHf fihsr Tfsra saNra4
duiing vairf tte uafa.illk asure cf tatir ar.i..,
~.-l. 'aislit'1 rnrNHAf rrs.narf ~.
- af lrt ff -. kirT lnf Ilfsfter or atstae =. 4
ee preuitiF, fttIs auI iisrfliF snsucr,A
- tnll dre@.iols accompany satt. ~.
- L'ln- : lsF nef, ~ "a t.s - ~ -
price WV 90
Ea- fNuar' lets s,nt ~ -i.i fs,.s of pss.ae-. e.
Or. ~. p. fERwIN & CO.
81 Lihsfty 81. Nt- Nofk pr.rff.i..r.
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The Great Remedy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-08

Ans sIHAUs' 'TBAsKFUL sor
tIcs tl-fai ssilsrass ~ l = irsnl -, s-o
hsre fs ill.. - a. &c a Isrfs aaEll .r< v
-nfF tlst as Ia ~ gte-s, snt = r>usf~sr |.
stsI "a lls<s a ~ ct art lsfs tsfk -
80, = .. ,tat1tfs rtrtts. k< klzx s>~.a-
Afs 1s Ia l.ci ioa = prices s1s a .-.< - .xr
= lsvrf f.lst tAa1 srT olesr hezs< N ia eu
se< hf tssslil n pttefe bsE.<1<
~ slr..a. - AZ. s>saA a. sr-sl. spp><i.s
se14<sr- sas<f
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-08
THE GOLDEN TRIO.

css<ssSzx q tfe Csxir- sherrs~ a. cs1s>-
ss1p~ ?. - Eostset - vSiz1s- - - .rsi -
f~sstsrrs C1lir< 80 - q q ~ "a 49, hrszs s<
y asce-zfrF 3 <.tEri Essk Er k4k>sA -ekssks
~. ~ e - p<~ kr-<-r1 - fEsc- e cAsiz
ss-~s~. - Css.s<. s~p~<s<<y. = f&p>r se-srk
ex pw ssz1r~< cl<ss a. tses~ e cSsfn ss<
cszs~. + 80 lrzs. Ets- - o<S psr kss< - =
- s&<sfr ns~sS-<>~v rcr<-ET 60 ~ @ se1
k<f brccDe sa>sl x<~ Ts4
hs~r 81 rszr Bssfssc--, ine.a>s y<sr xaa1zy e.
ecsg - - a a. n SE bra<zs sl-~<>. Esw
rsrk. - yr1r o<tsp~ - - 49, rfytIs~&
~. b bkkbtLkI,
PfLGkE-s scxss ss< sa1z.l n>~<1.Sp- Ir>~zzAss
- "a a KRADkrkTx c>l>srss>< Bss 49,
xA,e-BwssA s3<rs.s - nrusn~ eo~s< 49, Tea
e So 90 cr>x~G. .<r1s<lnv1m
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= 10 pt O ID :.

= V m = t o 10 3.
The sYrpsors of cstsrrh a. they geusrsisy 49,
pesr az 81 htst very slzsl Persons sac they
nsTo ireQuslt sttaeks, and are uor1 seasiuvo 10
@ osss 2. lsEperaiats. n tei. eonciion. he
seric. aterwkrt becoming thiek as8 sthe.ive,-
A. The diseAss 6aeses Oh rouic lke dlsch AFees are
Increased n quantity snd ehsngse x quality. they
are nov tt--k a. heavy, Ani src haWkef or
ccugees OF The seereeous are oFeasive, causing
bsd brssth. the voice sthisk aud nassL the eyes
-re weAk. the sen.s o. the smell is lsasenet dee
rosse, ass,Hes. ,rssasn.y s.ss. Pses zno.ssr
the person "a obliged % clear his throat In the
nssrnins Of thick or slimy mucons. watch has fsl
len len tosn from the head during ths night. When
teis takos place the person may be sure thai bis
disease ea Ia ~sy % the lungs.A and should lee
no ure Ia sTresunF ~.
The above arc bzs few Of the many csiArrh
A single Bottle Will iasr a mcnth--to
be used three times Day.
TESTIMONIALS.
From Hon. ThOs. J. Turner. Kx-Meuber Of Con-
gres.. from Iliinos late Speaker ofIlilrois House
ofksgFesenisuves. and 0sAnd Master q A. y. 4
A. n. of the state of lliaoia.
DR. ID n sErLYR;
pEAs slH ln reply 10 your notioe ofths lsth inst
woule say that wa severe saiietsi ~ilh Ca
farrh Tor years. sheu bee me acQnainted with
yen and bought two botuns % yorr taelid Cataira
hsnedy. before htd used one bottle was ser-
sbly Improved, a0d bsfore tho second bottle va
aaisbei. sas oomplefsy cured. 1 can recemment
hs medicine 20 al at.cted 9Th cstarth.
bsspsctfaiiy fourr.
Taok J TunrxH
fhis ia .ooertify that In tie use 81 Dr. eeelye
O-iAffh Remedy, 1 experienced much telisi aud
Rave beard many speak q u ss kelnk lnvaiaatle
for The cure o. Caiarrh
ftofs. Ac,
uAlosFc Nay n. Lss< EDWARD rLY
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/
oP INDIANAPOLIS.
THIS ENTERFRISING OoM-
Il psny "a nov doing g. sxtsasvs and flourish
nx basiDsss within tbs limits Of the 5tAts snt In
ksuuch ss Il ecufnss the husre~s Of the oorzpAnys
the State the pstron.se q peopss 10 soiictet
Policies are is<ucd for any perion not esoeedns
years. st rates As reasonable a the proDpt pAymec
ofloss vii permit, all kiBa. Of Business Hcasss
ing Houses Barns. and oaih01ses together vfth ths
eontrnts Of e~eh. both IN town and eosnty.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVE TO rHx lssva-
AxcE or FAHn PRoPxRrr.
Indi.niAns-ycu have been psying and oonsinas ~
pay 10 companies located In Ilnoss ces,nscrcutn ns~
York and other stktes, hundreds cf nsusanns q DOL
state insnrxncs purposes can be rss.sne Andcr-
cuiaisd among oar own cdssnsfffer Which purpo~s
THE SINNISSIPPI |
has been Instituted
Yoashsvs ns~ an op.,orsa ansty q ins1rins yv.r
property With skfs snd rel able company IN
ftate. II should Be the pride and pleasure Of svcry
cttis.s 70 encourage home enserprise-ent BY oous-
10 person can "a. 70 psrosivs ,h. sivaai.sss q As
sinnisslPH over any similar insutufier toins ou-
sipsss In oar STATE.
kLgAE 0oeDuu, Prest.
WrP fsD~Icx. Vice Pre>'i
JpoL Il. Bsssv. see'y.
Va. p Ixpvtcx Treasurer.
DIRECTORS AND .RkFggkscKa
kis ELIJss 0oou~rr. Indianapolis.
Hen. WN 4. Nutkox. vincsnne<.
VIZ. II. hosreosrss, % Lssoots.
Hou- Jos r. koDosAIsD. ATTY 81 Lar, Issias.pohA
nrAas. ESQ.
W. Lsp~lon.
Hoo ALvAs Jo~.sos, Roonvins.
ALBERT LANGk.
apis Agent at Terre Haul.
Merchants Insuran &c Co,
on aAKrroKD. conn
q. rso-As Lnspssx. s>s'y. nAss ns~A~D. ir.s't
CAPITAL. ssoo.ooo
North American Insurance Co
cAyTrAi- ssoo.ooo
IA. wAaAcs. s<o'y IAA q. hosssa. rr~sr
HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
Il II Agent fcr NE sbevs reliable and r~spopsbs.
pcmpsnlss, am prcprersd 20 issue Fire Policies
D~elisps noes>~. sts<es. wsreASuses. Hsue>hof
puruisurs. nsohAnAlss Ae., on the mcsi hsushls
terms. sg'ioss~s literally sdfussed ssd p<omrs.
b psAA JAnKd n. fuRNER kssnl.
Omes q Turner . aeks~s's Wer~Asnssl
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Nip tho EVIL In tho Rud.

THOSE Afflicted with any Pn.
u ssn D.sesse sush - ayi9his (Uhsa roi al.
dsi. Primary, Secondary, rsfuaFy. = afy gts2s y
tsonofthss, Aiest. Hifictufs. vHioosle, Fdfhrsle
Atosa. steala 81 At OH0H visif ~ CLARK =
ruys1E ofIipk. snd asefsd oeasalDsliea noou
Ne Ak ks,t Nsstingsoe straet. isdisns polls.
lnffsna
rss postaF'. sih@~a sesF. hspsrisDe- m ns~
tsft Nltf snsblas tim ~ tfsAt IA salsuuelslly
10 afssns $50 ssnf e. ~ fic b. lsstsf sns 20
oesp h~iieinea ~ eEPfest
coerlisiioa ifss Jraos hs a, q e
- n
-, ons@ sos. t-ss. lBcfsr
saE1nlnu
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NAILS CLOSE

All nase close on suIesy - e'elssk ?. a..
aaslDsss nsn and letter ~ritsrs gansfAiy Nth. .
- n p.~t 40 fsr rsfs aaea. thr fofetniug ar
r.nss ras1t sspsrlafj mar paft - u rti@iias v
the Ius sfcfs sslnx ms mails
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lost oFFLCHs
TKRHE-nAUTE' TE'-...-.....-.i INDIANA
Winter Arrangement
80. s,~- a. t.......-........-.rk s'eisss A. y
oo,os ssf-.-...-......s--I
o,~n saadsg fron- .-..-s tos -
NAILS ARRIVE AT THE oPRIcA.

Es.tsrn. fnpisn-D M q Do.Ets k..t e..ly. a n'so
,,s',i- -l.s-e..lns .st q 500 h e thoss
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lisef ifeH sh.s ssss- effi. nfes
4, s.,..s.e,s ~. .,..s.. -.a 60. ta,. ~.
~ The 10 venstng fa,i. 3. che re.ui, q r.od.
frr tlscoTrflcr Ia - tsslfstaa ifHaIafr f.In.
an entirely nfe iHi atsra.t a.ri'l. N errs irrss
Qrcflfr of VIE Oh fiIa fnfn t.t sFI
~ fms nrilcine hat httn iesieA ~ Re ,.as.
salner, ineiiesi nm efiae asy. sli D., ihsln gre
cunecd 90 s ene si ili ffesisst u .sl discoveries
fsy- one uitis ui'i cure fthsfsi nfnfv
~ Afs~ dasss sufss litaffirs ln tsaairs
- oup builr cures faIifiainH of tIr Neaft
w fron .aeia lhftt lH'ilrf fs.leffi iis usni
aes. aaa flli slfsf - yauih
go ffu .lHses rttiHIts ihf srr.fNa
So Three bottles eule lbc veis case ~ inpo
w. as ft..s cuf., 10. la.r ..t.,-t
.fF-- ere taIltir frsi sfes fNll.l.I iatuff
A ffH flsfl ff 'if ftf nfFff 4 leH IF ffiff
- A ~ dasss hfI..s ihs fas 'ff ii.l si.a.t
- 1iat nriltihr lrtiffts fH Hsnlf t.Ef Fn
robust hts'h ihs posf d,siiaiei. sofa desn at
tfsIfIIflnf
fsT- Tie llsaiess eoefsalei vesih. ns syss "a,
- isn - hasnrss ths siOiln ~ neftH ~ q ssoI
Pc iailellusl mnlfipr iiun f,neft flilfls o.
fffsi - 40 a. Hf If 81. ~ cyan. si til nHf irra
Hat .''d pagransai selisi Z, lis ass pi ls kiisr
fy-- rf.s fffsf bottle o. i'4ss t.lf..ft e..
sni i4fa slfei tT tspfsss. ga fetsip, ei mqHfi
h HHl li est.
tt~ the Cherehee Pilis at ftelus
voisatiak Hitstr. af. .aJ 8, so saisl..l..l.
ffnfH tif iHf ItlI.fef tH.'i ...nHH 'H|F.. u
ifsl.ft. hHHHfff. iE iH go F.II'.f tf F.. sHIIH'.
.s lislf = lfsa "a at Is.t Hsn Ilafsfasr
tHItp rlr.i aHI f4te. aH.t aaHff 81
'sr. u.sa f'sy tsh s rtt f.1Hl0.s tsI1afa.a.
feHf hfafh. ESQ.,. ihf anf rf ffHfa
Tfnrf fs nat 3. asatei - sasIi HtIf |ss|ls
pfnHf - s'f ~ f'f.s H"ii 80 80 i'ttf e. a.
Hf wv iHt.if .t fHH. 90
0inss iif wfH.g Iaa l.'.f i.H sf aIH s.fa fsa
= Fse 'e fsfe-. fsa i'f slsi go - fsi ~.
f.4i.4 =. .tl..... .. l.
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o.. ". r wtRwiH a 90,

sold 81 Fs,siiby Tuoe. n, HiHR. HnfnL a
mN ~ 4 sos ALAN PKNCR, T,ffs nsats
Wsoiessle y BROWNING htoAHsnf hAI.
~, RhiFEn sAphH. t4aisnspons
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~ e OtCAL-


90. as.s,s ..>sis atisafiae - tss uess@es .
uas..ss ssa lssssfsss sfse,'ees.
ta.al|lna st,sauan - ~ Vsa<ef Aautst>. sss
t...et 10 sas<f. p.rt.l - sal tsss a u ~
-. .ahasfal ai.evvsl1 ssss nsae = Hstisihe
ses -, desasf. :. ss .sss :. y. ~ ',s
4..satila 4 uaiF sstenissins. ~ithert fsfauel,
- l.tha aslr spawn sutdets - esneefl al 81
-. - ~ sfsstiens. ths asias sget.i,a y ~ az.
.I .sss.ss.g ~ sa'..ss 80" ss..ss sss :
.hhssshy sssstA, thsFeeI fsme.lns al h's aaa -
....,s. .-s.lssns sillins .aa ass.feslns - e.asss
"a. .Is ..'. 49,, = sssss 1 =
kefaias slthsat ths lsst = tlo,t. ~ - "a le.sl
.s.sssas shs .sans assh its@a - sppliea - m
..aasa s9s ef a. eptn wfae's - retNN - He-p -
ss,es ~ tAss mssas iNi a. a., 81 sss - ts"s'~
..-a .,.i s.s,s, n. eye. lssss esess ssss.l-, -
-. - -shss tf-.tls.nt esaid Ps@slhJ - ess1
al IA aa "A - fesi <ssttIet q uAhf1s efni.eni
,,ss. shsn sll elktf usstlasai fsiis Tee msaiesl
.sa Fl. ss....ss s, .s - s.s.s. .s..
slas e..ssek snd e<ss~sssa. 81 " ssarsi ~ fsi-
- Aaans.is ~ sssss safss thsea<sess ne eeensff
ps,s--..assl.-s, Asshs., nfssaas,.s "a. -.s
"a .a.salTu1a. usst<a ~ tshsistien. 81 etAsf~lss
s.sslssiAs sllallsa paid y al diseases = hs ATs
"a a. 49,. - gsfli.l sssdas>s - ds&nsss 9Th
- .euts - oareals, 90 In Fss-s><lea - sl@sss
a.sss e-iiias s.nssy tes rts ssa sfsss~s'" ma
ss<e~
sosoruLA, RnsuaArfss AND Livxa
IIl1 COMPLAINT.
..-.<s -.ss .-e<s<- xf~voss sis-~ss~, s~e@ =
s.s.f.. ~ -. AL tanss-, ss~ia bed, veshs. rsAi
ulls afsssss4s. lssresftsl nssAs>.. 1spsv~s Ass
ts...li.. .fls<pll-< xytoe. - s~eA essk. sna al
.s.ls-.s II sas kixasTs sss sp4n- -tn fse<iFs tss
sss ..- .4a .sss--.s.l s.-.g - ..~s,.ss
n. vahiis al fexsiaf prese~sisn@se laFit~a y
al - :. smlss a. sp-samaas oi e<a.sf
i~niss~iv
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State of Indiana. vsSs County, se,
vsso c1oC-f eoCaf. KAscs rRzx. Lea
- r---

OS this day. to-vit. The iSth dsy
VI n~s<zssr. A 4. fsfl - - ps~1s.k
- sos<t8 E~.s. krtsr.<ys a. 20 tks1r ese-
pls-.< ssEs-z< s<s.s a<-p t<.s sst.~s.<s s1sE.si
s<s.s e Is1Lx.a- Ns<i<s n 0~r<<.Ts k<r~s% xss-a
- <ke s<sc esfss<s1t - she q a al Psss~a<f
s<t<<s pss ssla<. A. Ne s
s VI - k<ar- a.
&twEtznf - 90 .&x< f~rn - e-r ale - r.
n 49, az EAx1. Cuk-
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Flour and Grain.

.ouud, live weight
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strange Result Of the RebeIlion.

" frequently happens that persons Of widely di-
verse political views rssch . common standpoint
JUS, as two streams, having their sources Al oppo-
site points Of the compass, How towards . common
poin, snd mingle their waters But II 10 no, often
hs, the views Of prominent public men converge
in his manner, cross at tho focus, and thon di-
verge until they arc widely separate a. a. FIRST
each having reached position Numerically oppo-
site TO the starting point. General BUTLER and
GEHHiI sDrn presen, q striking instance Of this
political anobay. General BrTLEA previous to
tho war, wsss type Of the Northern pro-slsyery
class. lie was al ardent supporter Of southern
mon and Southern measures and inside himself their
especal champion In the free states. At the time
Of the Charleston CONVENTION, 1T TLEa was Que u
tho mos, slont supporters u thu rsiics, extreme
State rights faction, and supported JUg. DAWSON
the Pres dental nomination. The determination
" DAVIS BUrLrR and the other extreme leaders
was 70 force radical msu upon th. Convention,
OF break W the Democratic party. The stcsi'ssi
friends u DouGLAs prevented the former scheme,
but the latter was successful, and nuTLER with bis
cOnfrerea seceie from the D,mocratic party, and
supported the secession candidate, ions L. BEEoK.
ISRID0R. GKRIr ssIrH On the contrary, has always
been an sboNtouist. Hs life has beon devote to
| the agitation u the slavery question, and 10 ncul-
| eating feeling o. hatred a., the northern mind,
| against the institution and its supporters
| Before tie war, 10 never los, al oI-
portunity Of publicly expressing his bit
ternesa Of foelius sga.uH & southern leaders aud
Of accusing them u a culpaio crime ia the hold
ing ~ slaves. The war brought these diverse vie
OF General BurLER and GSGErr SMITH together.
| They reached priocI Concordance Of sentiment
on the subject Of slavery aud slayeowner, aud Tor
q time their opinions rema ned IN unison Hut
General BuTLKH has Just delivered a speech before
the Union League of this city, and Mr. sNIIn has
| just written letter 10 President JonSsoS. Both
OF these emAuAJns reflect the piesen, opinions oi
| their authors aud show how widely separated
| their views now are. Gen. BuTLug wants 10 ham
| the rebel leaders 10 couhscste their property,
to compel them 10 live under vigorous military
government, until every ,hiut Enthusiastically settled
and Ia spri, no fsvors tho extreme feeling Of re
hsbihtsNon. Gs.RlI sSrn, tho otter hand
wants to pardon the rebel leaders, ~ cause tleu
10 further suffering, ~ conchste them by a.,
nosi literal terms, and IN i.cL to give them anol
everything they can desire he takes the eNlreui
conservative ground. who would have believed
} hve years ago, that BEsJ +. BUILEI- tue Northen
! champion " slavery sud Shareholders, would I,
day lie the leader ftho extreme anti slavery par
E ", and that GKRmr sAl1n. the lifelong Abolition
isi would bs pleading with the Presdeat ~ spar
tho tender feelings VI the ryllsrs Of 'Luu.an cLa
b tslsr"
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FIs.,ci.I New. Markets, SC.

No York Tuesday, Mdg ?, J. k.'Iho follow
ine sere the leading quotations a, the Gold Room
Yesterday Al 1889 A. NJ l4l%; II, lilh; II, l4l's
1880 1927 l, l4l't; lJN l4lAa; 3 lI2 $50 ii2S;
., li2's, $50. li2A T. INV 40, li2%. Tho sup
ply OF gold NJ this point Is constantly the i1crac
and the amount IN hauk and sub tsury l. over
forty millions. The general stock quotations OF the
Afternoon, compared with tho-c of the same time
YESTERDAY, show decline OF iron / y to per cent
state stocks were higher and Governments steady.
quite lane business transacted The loan maj
ket continues active at per cent but the supply
OF capital seeking temporary Investment Is simple.
sterling bills were very quiet aud quoted uominally
at lJgN. asanat gold. On Change to-day Flour was
dull and luc l5c loWor. Wheat duh and de-
olnns. Corn WAS scarce and very firm. Oats we're
dull and nominal Pork opened dull aud lower and
closed steady Beet In moderate demand Lard
AS Leayy, and Whisky Wa steady with a lair de-
msud
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JUtlIs Ct-AA by Louis Napoleon, tmlerot Of
rance. Vol. iubilaleI b> llsIprr bro1Aot.
Franklin sgul.c
tie American publishers " this world t.nei
book, have sIcelcd 81 ,Leir ,VIous efforts, ~
bringing out Ihis work, almost cuutemporaucvusy
with ss issue IN other Capitals Of tho World It's
= fac smile eition % the orig ma and is tho only
authorized American publication o. 'he work ~
eompsnied by an Stlas Of illustrative maps Rocks
written by individuals occupying exalted stations,
are always received viii moe Interest, aud read
with greater sttcuu3n, than the literary produce
tons OF humber scribss. Probably work printed
during this century, will bo read by more people
than this life Of julius Caesar 10y the Emperor Ma
poleon. As all author, the Emperor uses good Ian.
yuage and employs the sententous stylo, In pro.
ference u the difu5yeno-s that IL slt more Gle
gantly describe purely historical events lie
contents himself nh presenting genera picture
Of Roman affairs resef wing all the special pleading
to the arguments by which Napoleon insdously
| conveys the Impression that his "uuclc, Napoleon
|" was great because his prototype Caesar
achieved greatness by similar means. In the
preparation of this volume the Emperor has been
AIDED by the vas, resources at his commsnd where
hy be WAS enabled to overhaul su the .ncieut re
cords Of Roman history and send 'c)mmss ions'
| OF centihc men 10 investigate and report upon
doubtful questions The greatest value OF ii 8
book, aside from is uudoubtcd historical merit,
vii oe found IN tho copious references 10, and eH-
tracts from oIhor authors which are So abundant
that 1t seems almost improbable that one man could
lave read the volumes and made the selections
dur.uS tn time occupied in preparing this history o.
Caesar. However that Iuay be the volume
before Us presents evidence, OF careful study, AMI
cannot iai. 10 rccc ye the olcomiums Of scholar
who W he pleased with 10 General makeup auc
arrangement .. details re American publisber
vii doubtless NH this book one Of the most prof.
| itAhls puLljlauous If any or their sHisnsiyy lts,
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power upon tue notorious DR. Gwf', BY which the
,,.r " tax. pJsscssion q sonors and bold IL IL
the interest Of NAroLEos. From these aud O,nsr
&C rroborating Circumstance. IL 10 evident that the
French Emperor is lot fsvorsby disposed toward
our Government and tia, be feels extremely uu-
easy o. the prospect Of reunion between the North
and the South. Bling The prime mover In the es-
ubiishment Of . monarchy In heHico, and having
Identified himself with tho new Empire, be cannot
now, with any show Of consistency, abandon II 10
tho tender rnercics Of the Monroe doctrine. Yet be
sees very clcary from the tone Of our Government,
pross and people, thn there Ia no disposition 70
renounce ths, doctrine, and that II will be pro-
tocted and perpetuAted % soon ss practicable
Looking At the question In this light NAPoLsor
sees but two slternnhvc, for him 70 follow ethor
h. must abandon MACMILLAN to his fate, or
prepare 10 defend him. TAc former course
would 10 80 mAnifesuy incons stent and 90 pal
70 sdop, II. On the other hand, war with the
United Stale, looms up before him. lie inaugur-
ated an .lllsnoe ~ protect Turkey from Russian
aggression, and was successful. lie had less in
ducemcni Tor that step than no would nov have
in framing similar compact for the protection Of
tho Mexican Empire against the spprehondsd sg.
erosion Of the United States. England was bis
her now, he seriously coutsmp plates like course.
Tho report OF the MoRuSe ADVERTISER therefore,
il no, At oil unlikely; and II true the facts must
soon CONS to Light through Parliament which Is
now in session.
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rHK surrender Of MALLoHr, sI.secretary u ,he
sbel Navy, Ia worthy Of especial notice, a. he Is
.ue only leading dignitary Of the Confederate
Government" who has yt, been captured The
disposition " bis case will probably form prece.
dent for shat Of all other rebel officials who may
fsll into our hands unless BALLoRY can establish
sous especial claim " favor and leniency. His
Nience has been precisely on parallel with q At
of BENJAMIN, BrEcKnRlDos aud slIDnL
and there IN no apparent reason why
be should b. treated with greater mag.
nanimity than they. The fact tbs, he has
Voluntarily surrendered, is no mitigation for hi.
crime against the Government and ho csnno,
elAm Immunity from punishment under the pro.
yisous Of any existing amnesty. MAILoRr will
Low be called upon TO 'show cause" why he fitted
out rebel pirates 10 prey upon our commerce aud
des'roy the property Of private citizens. lie will
probably discover. before be is through, ,hsi
.rsst honor' are beset with trials and that even
secretary " the Confederate States Navy" IL
subject " the vicissitudss Of life.