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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
MILITARY DIVISION Of THE MIsSIS-

nj hIihh1 DIV lSiON vi AHH 1"iO'a''
aUARrERxAsrEKs oFfIcE, U. s. MILITARY RAIL
INTENSIVE SALE OF yGoyERNMENr RAILROAD
PROPERTY.
MnIIAnI DIEnlos OF rHH TEyS.ssKip N,.
CHIIr OF sRTERxAsTEHs OYFICE. u. ). MIL II
WILL BE SOLD At iHyhS fTHLit s1S arcfi5s HS
TWO FLAT CARS. 81 TT. GAUGE.
On November 25 1865 Ut the yard Of tho Jefersonvs Rs'
NiSE FLAT CARS. GAUGE, %FT. 81 INCHEa
~, CI Con;Noyember27 , lss, al LSasyils. Ey
~ ~ Ca Cav W5sei'' Wee :, Rs. PAR; Wheels and AHA
is%oss Sack. ] fSsss ssefs'' Truck.
iF.s iFsislI,I bIiIssjd i6d t;I.rns. lsIl lss5r,,u.
lHand Cars Il me- csrs,
5000 Pound Of scraD Iron
December 1875 Memphis Tenn, the entire stock OF
~ ht,ry Railroad Supplies remaining hand st that
ss's' Consisting IN part ss follows:
go light hundred iuns Scrap Iron,
"a flsht TONS a<sorted Steel,
A., ,up On" :un Pie Lesd
And s.o,nent Of mall Stores suitable for nail
"a Of ne~ snd servioeebe Stores of the L. s. Military
siasnng hand at the General Supply Store, con-
sssls ssuns q par 81 folows:
TI~i fweuy thonsend Axes
,9 s lish,v ,uns Boiler aud fsus Iron,
~ Unity 1--we tuns assorted steel.
fssc a,e HUNDRED tuns scrap Iron. wrouah, and cast
Ga "eiy hSe thoosand pounds Engine bIsss Css'inss
b.. Ss Ges Frrures OF all kinds
S,s.iN Oil Cups.
Sso,1iD Ds.se', BIAS Cocks of every dcsenp'
E1ehsf, uo, -, M .,...
Nut. o,oDe waves, al 10; r-.,,.
Ss.se', wrought and cast Bas
E.,,ma sPAes. Iron snd Copper Rivsts and
R-.h ~, Bnrrs.
Ls,1s add Paint, OF al Sheet Copper and Brass
Ll,.s.i Chains and Rope OF all sizes
c. hsnI~. Blocks, Tackle and Snatch,
Bssn1s S'oyes and Fixtures. Kelly Head Lights
A,nss o. Carpenters. Bacismihs aud saidlers Tools
snr osi Spfngs Betting Gum and Lea her Files Butte
srs.t vs. I1wre II all Kinds and almost every article
A. "' hairosd opcraons ali the very best quality
+ rnfee arre Ls,hss. Stevens l. Bro. Manufacturer
TX rxo rlAners Selsrs 4 Co. Msnui.c,urrrs
o~ seture. ' ~ - DIV ~A"s
tf tf Ne y Arle cut oa Lathe Warner l. Whitney
rr"of Fan blowers tnecinIpl
h, 0. rrpngni Engine. 8Horse Power
tl Oh. B,lauS - snd Kns'ge. Howels Potent
wts1s seiers st@sm H4mmor
sr,,r.iio se sod a tie sane time large amount Of
sAs end second hand Railroad fools OF al klnds con.
~~'peeeTF Tools
"heelwTisl,s' Tools.
BllekslnAhs' Tools
,p.. Stoves and PIPE. Rome Craio. ,tr etc
n4". cAsh. IN COVERS MINT FIJNDs
TOE mate as u be sold 4, Na,lir. can he an.
Nu N'ntSs1'oh TO Sapt ). H. Ilarnl. A. q NJ and ri
IN elsphls. IN application TO CAM, Jro pa,L. a n AZ
pien,io. Of desers aud AL ~ -
y yhvhel 70 Us. sale ''1 @""pshies psruep'
~ A. oomnnce tte o'clock m on each d,x and con
spa si ths properly d disposed Of '''' '"' ''A'
" J. CRfLLY
'tl ssd a. Y d., U. g. A
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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

NIEW- JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave
foot OF isndt st. Tor fHiLADELPHiA aud II {"
a n !. M ami IN, aud u midnight Tor bAtrtsohs
aud WA,usaroS at and II 30 D. ~ ami l! uiid
n rht NJ itary Tickets not receivable in the D. m uAin
For other particulars btl. at Offices
NORTHERN RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.
IN Trains Jersey City Tor Pemoni st9l3 a. No. 49,
4:e5 np ine s'l3 and t;21 run TO Mon'ey on Mon
day only o. Prrmont at 5. 3.iS q M.
TAOS. W. DEMAREST, Superintendent
DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAII.
IL ROAD. -FALL ARRANGEMENTS 1863 COM
MESClNG MONDAY SEPTEMBER IL. PASSENbth
LINES FOR CAMDES, MANCHESTER AND LONb
BNANCH. The Steamer JESSE HONI. Capt s~e!y WIZ
.ave Pier No North River daily (Sunday' eIeePtedI /"
Ar u:p. a. m. EXPRESS LINE FOR CAMDEN Dl
RI CT taking passengers for Port Monmouth He'd hans,
Long Hr,nch shark River fsrmusias Squan broA.burs
Mzneheor Toms River Woodmsn-i-. Sham NJ. i'rrnes
Tuck-do Oison Jackson, and oil Stations on Cs'den and
Atlantic Raj road.
Through to Camden In FIVE hours. ............Fare
Excursion ttkrt COED for three days ...........
At<:i5p M, Way Passenger line for hanchester Toms
River Long ifanch. and informed Al. St,ttous ...
TIIKOu8H FnEl0Hr LINE CAMDEN AND NEW fohk
Leave New York o. AIS arriving At Camden i'''
o. M. next dsy.
Lrsve Camden at a:oo m. arriving Ne~-Yok "a m,
next day. - ,,eny
Frsishi gent Red hank. NJ J. w. $. sNEDEN. Supt
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28


TRAINS LEAVE NEW YOhn:
For New Haven. 7oo, O(Er.l lLJJ m l2l3 (Ex,)
or, trr..) AS g. 70 and 400 tEI,I III. -
por Brid.eyor. 7.oD 900 tFI,Dllp q m. lAio. lErr'
3np (EI j AS. 40 and 90 trI IN.
tor Milford aud stIstfoId. 100 II % ~ - %g p ~
ir lairtrId Southport aud wr.pors 100. iJoA m Ia
<yp m. u, ..o r,. ,,,- ,r,
aof ~. b 3<3 40. 80. e.OO (Ex..l n. IN.
For Dareu, 49, 80. 10 ai3 49, an p m
for Or-.nsich 7.t1 10. ll.JOa III. 3 - g." ID I'M
Tor STANFORD 100, "a trI.l $50, 20 w. i2ia tE''
afa tfr t3ti, 80, $50 6D 8oo tEI.l p. u. o,o a., a,
For pou CLs.er aud inter rfnedisie stations IoV SS ''
q M; 3.3, 49, 80. go Ia p ~.
CONNECTING TRAINS 80 80.
For Boston via sprins Ged 800 u (EI,) 800 (EI,,aO
FOR Boston, via Shore Line. l2.ls (E...I sop IN
For Hartford and Springfield, $50 NJ tEIJ i"i'' '"
(r,.,l StOp. M ,,,.
10 Montr.ll 100 p. n % Northampton. - .
yr Hartford Providenes and Fi.h.n Railroad. 800 tEI
po, New Haven New London and stonin.,on Ralfosd'
s6v a M. I'll, aoD so0pm.
For sn.l n dlroad i2.i5 o NJ to Northampton
FOR Hou,stonic Railroad. "a m
for Naus.incs Railroad, B.0Ja IN, 400 p M -,
For Dsnbury and Norwsk Railroad. 100. 9W O. m, u"
omrpsdious Sleeping Cars attached 20 40 M train
JAMES III. HOf1, Sapt
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Proposals.
p,,o, ce.r, .,n, o, susurHso,.

OFFICE. DtPor osst (
COVERNMENr SALE of CHOICE
" wHI-KY-sEALYD PROPOSALS. Ia dup ied" Of
the fo,n furnished bv tine uniefi nd wa BE- zee ych 81
hi. flee rihl ~ ociock iussday, The ah d. Of
Dcc.ibef 1865. 4, the s.ir Of sbout
I,5p bARHELS or WHISKY
The Whisky ufrred se-e"d with carr tnt 10
Of 'h- frs, quail .sro isy h- Ryr ani hg.oon hs,
which eqGs 'Uperior to ANY WL,.-ie' na. .tl
market
Proposal. mny be made for any number OF bsr' not s''
Lot No l. eon..is Of sev~n,yerh, t7sl barrel 81 Rye
Wbky oonts about ttfee thousand one hunafod ana
twenty q. 1901 gsl re. 100.
Lot No. consist, fonr hundred and Dn.ythTre 's)
barrel, Of Bourbon whisky. ccnrsinng spou' nineteen hon
ssud seven hundred ard twenty ~ .sul gsions; pi
Lot No consist. Of hundred aud sIiy'nse '''i b'
rel. of Hecned nty containing about thiry eight thou
"a I'd siI hundred te on g4loh. 81,
by tho proof gallon IL may b. -Aauiin" a a." Supit
snc~ Depo' a~rsuiris, Va est be- cn all. pro
pn-sl. obtsir I'd from sy Of tie follow 'ns officers
Brrvet LtCol r.. ID. Brigham, Capt and l. 81 u D. A.
Boston Mass -
brsvrt Brs Gen. H. f. Clarke A. D. c. and A. c. O. S.
, II. ). A.. New York City. - - , - , .
Brevrt Bris Gen. {. L. KDbprn A. @. o. e. u g A.,
Philsde pbi, Ia.
Brsy-i Brig -U.n. T. Wilson, V. s. ard Br,v-t LifoL'
Cntt tndI s. a. z. A.. Baltimore, Md, or AZ this Oh
Pavement in 0ovefbpcLt Funds, about my pr cent o
which viii be required the acceptance o - lid the
remainder tlo sasg !. completed aid b'i'fe
tb, de ivrry commenc~s
No bid recaved parties who hsve iaiied to comply
with their cOnrocts -.
Bidders requested be present at the opening of ther
bh,. -
All purchases will BE- loaded at tho 6ovrnmsn. "harves
IN Al snda, Va, free oi expense toth- puIehssor
The usual by thu Government III Irfti 10 bids
viii be- observed. u. BELL, M1Jpf y. - u . n
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
o,ncr pxror coxsrs.Arr Q, svn.l'Ts.scH.
QUAnrEAnAsrEas OyyIcK, No. u STATssr,}
NEw YORK. Oct. ?, iso3. :
nROPOSAIS for FORAGE and STRAW

UDROPOSAIsS Tor fOkAGE ana 81 hh w
Proposals invited by the und-fgued for the delivery
OF good ni~rehantahls TIMOTHY HhY aud STRAW on
bosTd OF such wharf in Now York hHroof a. may
be designated
The 10y and Straw he securely baed aud weigh two
thousand lDo1l pouuds per tun exclusive Of wood. .
Proposals must state paiy the qqan,y price. and time
Of delivery.
The sy and Straw viii be In,pected by Government In
sprc tor sud weighed before being shin ped
Proposals will also b. received deliver Hay and Straw a.
Wa.buston ID. u. Richmond Va, and Hilton Head ). T.,
subject to the above req Iifements
bills will be accepted from tne TO time 10 meet tho re-
quir-ni-nt. al the Governmrnt
Payments be made d-vcry thereafter %
fund. for ihe pn poss shall b. f.ceved
STEWART VAN VLlEr, Brevet Adj. -U-o., he.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
GALE OF Serviceable HOSPITAL PROPER.
10 TY and MEDICINE WAGONS.
G. W. BUTELER, jr., Auctioueer.

MEDICAL PuRvxYORs OyvicE.
WARRINGTON d. G.. Nov. u. 1866.
WIN n. sod Al pubic auction In this city. al Judiciary.
.on,rs Wsrehousns. Fith and L street, On THURSDAY
NOK MING Nov 30 at 10 o'clock large lot Of service
sble HOSPITAL BEDDING. &c, embracing
loo Towels.
I,GOD Dressing Gowns
500 Hair Pillows
5000 Pillow Cases.
5000 Bedsacks
5Ol0 Drawers-
300 shiIts
1000 Coverfids
10000 Sheets.
20 900 Elsukets. ....u..,,,,, ,,,.oo,,,
Al close OF sale will be sold % MEDICINE WAGONS.
P,cIaseY viii be required pay for and property
WITHIN five days from termination Of sale -
" NV c SUTHERLAND.
Surg u =. A. and Med. Purv~yor
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.

EOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT.-The new
Il and stanch side wheel steamer CITY OF PROVIDENCE
O tun' burIen Georv. B. hull Commander will leave Per
NO. ~ NoitE River, foot Of Jay1., every TUESDAY
THURSDAY and SATURDAY. stt O'Clock. For freight or
passage spply on boLrd. Fare So
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
SAFETY. SPEED. AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCFSTER PALMER FlTCHDCR0 NASHUA.
LOWELL, CONCORD. THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new and stsnnch steamers OF the Norwich line,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF HEW.YOaK.
hsve Ns"-fors daily urdsys ed O'Clock p. M,
nom Pirr No. 20 North River. loot of ssstry.rt,
FOR NEW-LONUON,
there connecting with the seshos Express Train rom The
above points Via Norwich and Wof.-trr boston aud " or
ceter orceser sad Nashua and New and Sorhern
Railrosds
Freight taken ssths lowest ra,rs For Information inquire
OF l. s MARTIN, Agent, ou the fiet.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

TINHE HUTCHINSON FAMILY vii! give
Il CONCERT THIS EVENING. Nov. ~ a. Moriyw3" MOI. ~ " "
WEDNESDAY Nov 49, at Nrwsrk. st the I nn,i.t
Church. THURSDAY. Nov. 30 at the ,sw rtr. ERii5AY
Church. Seven h st. two doors west SKIN ave- ~ s.
Dec l. Port Richmond By special request, a. tne ~ T'
Church. Doors open at Il Enertsinu'rn. eo",,--
Y'HE FOURTH EXHlBlllON III NEW
i YORK Of FRENCH, ENoLisIn ,hlo ana Rnldns No rs
Tenth.st. y. " r'L"H"-"' '"'J
T.. GANBARr Director.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD CON-.
Nl PANY-Foot Of bUcsyst--On and alter Nov ~
No in1 mail tsLs for E.cGrtown and nisrgi-iiai~ STA
ti1r, VIII ~ Mail EIPr".e for sll -atious
v,.t Of hbusn vt t;IO D. Mourtown Erpr-"~ts ?, IN
' StuOCH, Assi.tat SsyvTuf-ui.ut.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

NIR. FREDERICK MOLLENHAUERs
lsl ANNUAL CONCERT will take place on SATURDAY
EVENING Dec. 1909 ct Dodworh hsll. Broadway near
Trntn-.t.-A-si.ted by Madame BERTHA JOHANNSEN'
brr first appearance since her from Emope mr
MILLS, Master BRlSTO Master EMIL MoLLttr, oLr.tr,-
One Dollar zach BE- had "a the principal Muc ssles sSn
Office will be open for the sale of tickets sAuOhp
Dec J! lIon 10 Clock n., al Dodwonh Hat nIoeay
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
ERIE RAILwAY.-Train leave Depot foot

~ Of Chsntrrs.st- via Psvona Ferry;
u. lay EIpre.s for AnGndugus. Roches-r, Hneao.
Ssssuca snd ct CONNECTS st BEtac win Lake rnors
49, Grand n unk alway. md at salamanca with Atlantic
.uJ (rst W.,t~rI Raay. 49,
s:n. ~. Mix AID WAY Train. daily, TO Otisvills.
lOs u frpr-.. Mail. for tiun,o. sA,mauca and Dan.
Tk couu-cuas with Lass Shore aud Atlantic and Great
Ntsf Gu RailNlr,. 49,
90 Way Ifain. FOR POI, Jsrvis and Ne~burta
- m NJ n, rprru fos CanAnd4i.sa Rochester Bufa,a
Ss!1mspca AID West.
az Lightning ~ pres daily, fot Cauaudagua Roch.s
,-r .a.lo salnlincs, Dunbit. aud Wrs; Connect. Il
buro With Is.e shore 90. OTsud Ifnnh h-"uyS Hd ht
r M, Enyr.nt IfAin dsiy for bunso SaAnisnoA Jun
HUGH RIDDLE. Genl Ssp,, New-Yort.
w. n Ram t;.uI p,ss A.sn., New lolk.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
NEW YORK aud NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1875 wINTER ARRANGEMENT. isSa
COMMENCING NOk IMBEK %, lSos.

P.s..nser Station In New Yors Twenyseven.h st
ana Four,h ave Entrance on Twenty se'sn,nsI
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

ANEW PANTONI SPECTACULAR DRAMA
NIS;FtFtY HtRRING
has been rexngsR-d prs.y fm In the piece Of
~iN JAD iNE SAILOR;
Or TilE Walk Of DIAMONDS. ..-
sinbsd the Sailor tgth Miss Fanny Herring
Kabob, Steward OF thu ,el............Mr o. L. Fox
One hundred a 1t .i' cf s,acters in tue pay.
Produced with -y,Iytis rptr.lS new and OF the noss
rpr..ou. 4 .cnpiou.
With original Muse rofg .-rd By o. Alexander Tye, and
appropriate seuesy rs' oy j. johnson, r lnsrscs's
mechanical rtfr CT. invrltr'i ~ W .rsne
AFtVDKiTl. A nOrHSrIC DRAMA .
Nh w II. Whaiey, AIr. I.s~ Me-,ayet. Miss H. Denv''
Mss sarah Steer and u.r lsnI.Lc Company
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
HUGH RIDDLE. Gea1 Sspt, New Yort
W. n BARR GsnI .s. Assn;, New fofk

HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL
ROAD snI unsr MondAy nov. s, trains for Albany
an r,y cru ns wi Northern aud Wc,,eFn trans ~iI
IL .v- AsN N0Ik b. ows. -,
7.sS IA. via Hns-on River RaIo'i, Thr,i-th1's. and
.n,- connecting with .of North aud w N--' ,
10 n, VI. nd. River Railroad ccunrc'ins win "or"
nd Western fItins. 81
n q H. via iisr~n Raiirosd Twenty srih e. ana rou''h
ave-, e,uuc, tin. " iOf North eld " est
10 D M vi, Hudson River R'irosd. conn~cnns i'os
x,h ram ot Montreal with s..Viascsr. attached 49,
IN m vi. N.fi-fn Rslfo,d connecting with western
tran. s.epluz-cst, aterhri At Albany
Yof. 20 nu.o suI~n.iou Brdss without change ih
tr. In fnns oa -ind ays. -,
"a u, Iind.on Rvrr Railrcsd. with sleeping at
iueh,d cun,e,ns Abapy and Troy ~.ih morning "-'
for Softh aud Wet. ......... 49, :,
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Amusemen!s.
CADEMY OF MUSIC.
n DIRECTOR. OR..,,.................MAX MARETZEk
ITALIAN OPERA.

(rHIs gsrABrIsHMESr Doss sor ADvEafisu IN rHe
NBW.YORx BgEALD.l "r'rf
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RI leave Pecsshp for New
Haven 81 s. ID and II y. IN. (suLdsys ,xcepted.l
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
)EOPLEn LINE for ALBANY and TROY

Fon ALBASY-The steamer Sr. JOHN leaves on Mon
dsy:; "ednrstsys and Fridays. and the DEAN RICH
MuND on fu-sdsvs Tbu-dnys and Suurdsvs at O'Clock
pm. from Prr No. o. Norh RIVER. foot Of Canslst.
fOn IEoT-l he steamer VANDERBILT leaves ON snndrys
Tn'siays and Thursdsys. and the RIP VAN NINkLE on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays al O'Clock H. from
Pier No 4, North River foot of IS aitsst
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

LNOR SALE, Cheap--A FEED STORE, doing
i large frad-. Hors-s. Wssons Stoca Fii'rf~s, r.
6ood r.lson r selling For par, euiaT sdirr" W. Il. NJ,
Box No H. Tribune Oihr..
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
Cbantcs for business Nlen.

DED SPRlNGS.-BARNESs EXTENSION
ID RED SPRING was swardc. tie ir,, preniHn at tue
American Institute FAX. Partner Wanted. sscroon. No.
?49 Canal
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EOX's OLD BOWEKY THEATER. !.
Lessee. Director and .!snaser......"..G o. hONARI

frBu gsraBLrsHMe.r Doe. 1or ADVERTISE IN rHH
Nkw-yo HRkALD.)
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-02-16

A young man who ardently desired
wealth, was visited by his Satanic Majesty,
who tempted him to promise his soul for
eternity il be could be supplied on this earth
with oil the money he could use. The bar.
gain Was concluded the devil was to supply
the money. and was at last to have the soul,
unless the man wanted more money than
the devil could furnish. Years pA ssed away;
the man married. WAS extravagNat in his
living. built palaces. speculsted widely, lost
and gavs away fortunes. and yet his Golfers
were always full. He turned politician. and
bribed his way to power and fame. without
reducing his pile Of gold. He became .
fillibuster, and fitted out ships and armies,
but his banker heaorsl at drafts. He vent
to st, Paul to live and paid the usual rates
Of interest on an the money he could b,rrow,
but though the devil made wry faces when
he came to pay the bills, yet they were al
paid. One expedient after another failed ;
the devil eo,sate@ The kus I've years, that
he must wait for tho soul, and mscked at
the efforts OF the despairing man. One more
trial was resolved upon, the man started a
newspaper4 The Aeyi grovied ak the end
Of tie arst quarter, was savage in aix
months. melancholy in nine. and broke
dead broket' at the end Of the year. So
the newspaper went Aswn tss the soul was
saved.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-02-16
out Of the jaws Of he'll; their betrayal oi
their Savior Is peculiarly fagrant.

out Of the jaws Of he'll; their betrayal oi
their Savior is peculiarly dagrant.
Cali their sin what you choose, il il a
crime Our Methodist brethren would say
that they had "hllen from GEaca" A Cal.
whist would call il . 'sp,ritusl declension. =
But their wounded and Indignant Lord says
to them, II know whence 70 have fallsn.--
Ye have left your irst love. Repent, and
do your first worksr' Bscksliding broth.
er! your sin is the sin OF Peter. You have
denied your Master. and broken your vow. -
The clock that toIled the departure Of an.
other year should be to you like Peters
cock crow. II should startle you from
your guilty stata Of desertion. It should
bring you to repentance. And not only to
repentance, but 70 re-conversion What
thou doest. do quickly. God viii not ring
many more New Year bells to wake your
siumberins conscience. Perhaps the next
bell may summon you to the bar. Of Judge.
ment!-N r Lndspsndsss.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-02-16

THE FlRsr VERsE IN TIE BDL..-This
simple sentence denies Atheism-for it a..
sumes the being Of God. II denies Pelyths-
ism. and, among its various forms, the dec.
trine Of two eternal principles, the one good
and the other evil; for It eoafssses tho one
eternal Creator. II denies xatsrnlism for
Il asserts the creation Of matter. Il denies
Papthsism for il assumes the exis tence o'
God before oil things, and apart from them
Il denies fatalism for it involves the free
dom Of Eternal Being. 1t assumes the ex-
istenes Of God for it is He who in the begin.
ming creates. II assumes His eternity %,
lie is before oil things; and as nothing
comes from nothing, He himself mast always
have been. Il implies His e,aniposepee
for He creates the universe Of things. 1t
implies his absolute freedom, for he begins
new course Of action. IL implies His in.
finise wisaawi for obosnnos, ~ order Of mat
ter and mind, can only cpms from being
Of absolute intelligenee. II implies His es-
septial goodness; ior the sole eternal, al
mighty. all wise. and sn.suficisnt Being. hs,
no reason. no motive. and no capacity fs,
evil it prespmes Him to be beyond all linz.
it Of time and placs, As He is before AZ tius
and Rlaee.-Ffefsssor AurpAy.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-02-16

WILL OUR WEsrERN ExcHANass PLEAsE
NorIcE.-An inveterate and accomplished
swindler, whose real name IL Nelson An.
thony, bpt vhq qsqaly persQnftes the Pres.
ident Of one Of opr Providence Banks. or
claims to have ? cpnnection With bin, is
travelling through various Western. States,
syindhns every Rhode Island man he can
!..s. hear Of. His plan i 70 borrow money upon
The plse tbat be has been robbed " lost bis
pocket-eo9k, promising to refund Is 5000 q
he reaches Chicago. where he s.ys he b..
funds. 4 score Of letters inquirins far tbe
swindler have been received hero recently
lie should be exposed BY the press. Proe
idenee r.. ~ Journal.
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The trisl of What are known a the Chi.
ease eonspirators is now going on before |.
nilitary court at Cincinnati. The truth Of
. conspiracy to release the rebel prisepers
at camp Douglas, and to plunder rhicaee.s rhc
il proved Il also Is n proof that nlo,..
were hatched TO bufh buffalo ana Hcsy
Lake ciAlas.s' T. i''~a i. Stt ~
Recruiting for rnrkish Aarsms il at,ise .
business in Paris. We
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Fortune Tellssax.

The following are some Of the rules by
which fortune tell.rs profess to be guided
in their practice Of astsoIogy.
JANUARY He that is born in January
will be laborious sid lover Of good wine,
and will be very subject to infidclity, yet
he will be very complscent, and with.l a
. fine singer. The woman b,rn In this
month will make good housewife, he rath-
er melancholy, but yet good natured.
FEB:uARY.-The man born in tbs month
Of February will love money much, bat Ia
dies more. lie win be stingy At home, but
prodig.l abroad. Theiady viii be humane
aud affectionate to her mother.
MAKcu.-The man born n March will
be rather handsome, bat be viii be.hoaess
and prudent. He will d'e poor. The lady
will be passionate, jealous and chatter
box.
APRIL- The man who has the misfort-
une to be born in April will be subject to
maladies; he will travel to his disadvantage.
for he will marry arich heiress, who will
make what you no doubt understand The
lady hers in this month will be tan and
stout, will, agreeable wit and great small
talk.
MAy-The man born in Nav will be
handsome and amiable: he will make his
wife happy. sThe lady will be equally blessed
In every respect
JUNE. The man born in the month Of
June win be Of small statxre, and passion.
ately fond Of children. The lady win be
fond Of coffee and will marry young.
JULY.-The man born in the lnon'h Of
July willbe fat, and suffer death for the
woman he loves. The female Of this month
will be passionate and very handsome. with
sharp nose and fine bust; she viii also
be ofra.her sulky temperament.
AUarsr.-The man born in the Meuth of
of August win be ambitious and courage
GUS; he win have two wives. The lady will
be amiable and twice married. but her Sec
ord Ihu5bsnd will cause her to regret her
first.
SEPrExBER. whs is Smn in Septsm.
Der ~M be strong and prudent but win bs
tooeasy With his wife, who sill cause him q
gr. 1t deal Of unessiness. The lady VIII be
round faced sa1 fair haired. witty. discreei
sal loved by her friends.
OcroBER. The msa tora in October win
have handsome face and ford complex.
io~. He val te wicked and inconstant.- -
He win promise enc tAiag and do another,
and remain poor. The lady wli ce pretty,
little fond OF talking, viii have two or three
husbands who viii die With gref-she will
best know why.
NovsnsrR.-rhe Man torM il this msRtt
win have hne face and be gay deceiver
The lady will be very large, liberal and fsl
cf novelty.
DEcExRER. man Of this month viii
be good sort Of person bat passionate
As ~in devote himself to pststics and b ls~
I'd by his wife. The lady w.li te amiabls
amiable and handsome, with good voic,
and well proportioned body, and be very
honest.