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Foz.Asacl purposes
Phr.i,lunl. Prescriptions
Hay Wanted.

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The Criminal Court met this morning at
9 O'Clock.
The case Of Charles DemOnt, for larceny,
was decided. The jury brought in a YER
dict Of "Guilty." WhereuPon the Judge
remanded the prisoner for a mild term Of
three years.
Mr. J.. ". Judkins was excused from
fine aud costs FOR n~on-atiendance as juror
on the 9th instant.
A. ]. Martin and E B. MeClanahsn we're
sworn in as attorneys.
Charles GlenDon was brought up for lar
osny. Glennon pleaded "Not Guilty" In
this case the ury is composed Of the follow
ing gentlemen, viz D. R. Daniel, s. De-
mumbrsne, E. B. Biglsy, A. B. Pratt, J.. S.
Russell, E. Leads, James Bsasley, ". H.
Clemens, VIM. Manhsll, T. J. hyde, John
Stewart and G. II. Woodward. This jury
returned a verdict Of "Not Guilty"
Or the motion Of the Attorney General,
the Court ordered that a espias, irstanter,
be issued for the person Of Mr.. Jsmes Cant,
Of Maury county, Tenn.
n. C. Jones wac fined S. for gambling.
Paid.
The Court is dispOsing Of jail cases at
present.
CouNoS CouScn-The city Aldermen met
yesterday evening, aud after the usual com
pliments, transacted a little business.
The petition Of A. A. Campbell a Craig
head was received, read, and referred tOthe
Street Committee.
A communication from A. J. Mckay wss
read and filed.
The Street Railroad from the upper Board
was referred 10 a Committee Of Three.
Council adjourned.
Gentlemen, there is no excuse for You
wearing a shabby hat. when You can End
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Cone a Tunnel have received the
Field, Turf and Farm.
New York Ledger.
Ballou's Monthly for September.
Wide World.
Metropolitan Record.
Freeman's Journal.
Boston Pilot.
Genessee Farmer.
American Union.
New York Dailies Of the 8th.
OH VIRGINIA MouErAIH DEw.-We have
lust received o large lot Of this celebrahd
whisky, and are closing il out cheap.
Also-Hsy, Corn, Oats and produce fan
kinds, ct bargains.
A. A. sFENcER 4 Co.,
Commission Merchants.
No. s. Church street, between Market aud
Front streets. angll-4t'
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rHAxER . MOVES
United States Circus

Compr ses The finest Tt upe OF Male snd Female
and Gymrsstc Artists in the country,
soesf5er viii the most splendid stud Of Perform
NJ Horaes In the world.
1se hr risus Arenie Performaaces VIII be under
ne 1mmefate direction Of
On. JAMES L THAYER
tie ge, and
Mr.. CHARLES ". NOYEs.
~. rasf successful horse trEine living. MeasrA
Th.ver 4 Moves vii be supported
NJ. and Mr.. TON KING.
NJ CHARLES REEp, the 6reai somerset hder
5thsm oet complete Circus Company nov uns
%. Pptlr Fhiree Of the combined establish
- MO tse city VII Hurpass II si4eraot efeis
fbirr Of the kind ever seent 70 1e e'N. >"
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Gentlemen, there is no excuse for You
wearing a shelby hat, when you can end
sil the late styles and qualities At Grasn 4
Grssn'a, as College street.
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Oglo StatsIs!,'r,talaa,n''.. IN .
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Tsplines Of Nonparel. or X inch space, constitute
square. ~"
DAILY. .nlH'H't
Fotesch insertion, per square, rs cents j.
Notices of Deaths, 80 cents.
Notices Of Marriages, SO cents. ,t...I...
Regious Notices so cents. ,.
hdvertisetnents inserted every other day every
third day, andonce week, will be charged . !. tcper
square; each insertion. Z M. ,gni - I-
Business Notices in Local column Is cen !, per line
for each insertion. No Notice less than ell
20 - 2N" 81 WEEKLY.
el,50 per square each insertion.
Business Notices 50 cents per line ca insertion.
No Notieeless than 90, 90. l.la 4HlH .yftN.4 t'
Legal galadyertisementsw will bechargedregular rates.
AFt All TRANSIENT advertisements must be paid
for, hereafter, at the time they ordered, other
wise they will not appear In the paper. This rule
will be rgidly adhered TO 10 all cases. There will be
no exception. ,rl.f .t,lr r4vet d.,.. 10 ll.; "a
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from The New York Tribune.l ]

GA TT ~ 2 AsIS.
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IFrom The New York Evening Express.
tour telegraphc dispatches received to-day from
the Oil Regions, inform us Of the striking Of 200
barrel flowing well on Cherry Run, NEAR TEE FIRST
NATIONAL PETROLEUM CeMPANY's PRoPERrY.-
Cherry Run Stocks will bein demand tomorrow.
,fi'. tEffis1.t = stN ~ DOOM
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"THE FIRST NATIONAL PETROLEUM COMPANY
a frst.cas organization. whose officers are Of tn
highest standing, and we cheerfully recommend i
10 all parties desrous Of purchasing reliable stocks
The General Superintendent is pioneer in the Oil
business. and well known rs most efficient mana
.SaI 7A7j l6aUrAd lNA i-l5 G7a3
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GOOD PROPERTY
lQJAIOlaH .'Ta .l.. orr .i--.rout
for any and all persons to hold.
.Io3r't Ep'E' a'r------ .oE

1T" 'tFrem The New York Hefaldl 4I01g
"News has been received and abundantly cont
rmed from several sources, of the striking of new
200 barrel Well on Cherry Rum above the Reed Well
4 FEW RODS FROM, THE PROPERTY OF THE FIRST
NATIONAL PETROLEUM COMPANY" vi
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COLUMBUS POST OFFICE.
n' Closing and Arrival Of Mails.
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Three Trains Daily,
EXCEPT SUNDAY. t
From Columbus, in connection with Trains on thea
Little Miami & Columbus & Xenia
Railroads.
. ..r FIRST TRAIN. .,..
NIGHT EXPRESS-Leaves Columbus at $40 A
n. Will stop at Delaware, Ashley, ,Cardington,
Gead, Gallon, and at all stations north of Gallon.
SECOND TRAIN. ..f
NEW YORK EXPRESS-Leaves Columbus at
1925 A. NJ Will stop at Delaware, Cardington,
Gallon, Crestline. Shelby. New London. Wellington
THIRD TRAIN.
NAIL AND EXPRESS-Leaves Columbus at 2,lo
P. NJ VIII stop at all stations south Of Shelby and
at Shiloh. New London. Wellington, Grafton and
Berea.
CONNECTIONS. 4
At Delaware with Springfield Branch for Spring
field and all points on that road.
cago Railroad for Pittsburg. Philadelphia and Baiti
At Shelby. with Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark
Railroad for all points on that road Also, for Tole
~ At NC Grsftoo for Toledo and Chicago.
At Cleveland. with Lake Shore Railroad for Erie,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, New York and Boston
katent Sleeping OafS are run ON All
Night Trains TO Chicago, New
York and Boston.
~Bagxlze checked through 20 New York and
Boston, via Cleveland; also to Philadephia and New
Yerk, vis Crestline-
g RETURNING:
Night Express arrives At Columbus xf E2oA NJ
Cincinnati Express arrives At Columbus At 21o
P. ".
Columbus Accommodation arrives at Columbus =,
s.lo p. n.
Fare as Low as BY any other Route.
Ask for Tickets via Grestlins or Cleveland.
t--E e. 8. FLINT,
.-ri Supt., Cleveland, Ohio
20 ..-. JAMES PATTERSON,
.-,,.--.... Agent, Columbus, Ohio
Columbus. November l. 1884 =
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Ihave used for two winters Mr.. Peter Martins Hot
Air Furnace in my dwelling, and am well satisfied
with its operation.
.l1I - mo 4Ii GRIFFIN TAYLOR.
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OFFICE HoURs.-0Hice opens at TX A. NJ, and
closes at TX =. NJ. Sundays, opens at A. N. and
closes at 10 A. NJ, lH. .rr 'f' .yta.
AN mails close on Sundays at 5KPM
.ss--- --I1I .-If'.F-q JOHN GRAHAM. p. NJ.
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Ill .lf aibni CINCINNATI, April 2s, 1854.
Having used, during the past winter, the Hot Air
Furnace manufactured and put up by Mr.. Peter
Martin, willingly testify to the very general salts
'A'''GA ~ - N"' ''- =" j. @. CULBERTSON, 70
..-.4 -.. .,,, 1856 West sixth Street.
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MT. NoTRE JAIME, READING, OHIo,l
3ll 3i jIlf November 10th, 1861. !
MR.. .MARrIN.-This is TO certify that we tried the
Furnace you built for u.s. and satisfied with it.
Our rooms are amply heated. ''' .i''.' .Hf"..'.
,sa Yours. respectable, /, =, =, ,,,,' r..
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RAILROAD TIVE TABLE.

Showing the arrival and departure Of trains at Co
lnbus, Ohio. On and after Oct. slst, 1884,
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Tar armies Of MEADE and sasRsAs are ooth On
vovtS for W.. hinston, where ihsy VIII 20 as
banded Most of tle t-'ops in the bn'nspoosn
vacy and In other con usnds OF less importance
are also erpocpJ a. Washington In a 10" Gays
% 10 d se.,A,yed from Ihc service. Soiiiers and
th,r fife, - Al home, alike feel joyfui at tho pros
p>c, u sp carly reunion and oH heroes may eI-
p-c, q reception bcf,tng the happy occasion. In
rhc days NJ tho man wars, the people went out
~ rndsse t, nee, and welcome tho returning sol
1i.fr, and the event was celebrated with a grand
procc-son, accompanied by ali tho pomp and
eylendor hat charsctnr7Ard Rome In iu pAlnes.
DAYS Tho outwA Ard tokens o. Joy with which our
sold crS will Ia received may not be- no grad A.
were those that mot tho Roman heroes their re-
tnru from war, bui tho foelng ~ gladno1 Will
L. mono the les, manifest. Tho IsopIs may well 10
proud Of the racn who vent forth, four years ago,
~ trot'cI the Cog Il their country from Tho hEpd
of treason. Then they we're brothers sons and
noighhors-plain CIVILIANS novel BY a patriotic
impulse to-day they are hroes .ho 'indiealorh
of the Gag brougod veterans Of many battle
feld. Bit tcteath ibst esrlko exterior beat the
spme hearts that tnrvhtei at tho lsave-'Akins'
when war looncd M before, and ti~y ycArn none
ale sss for homo and hs surroundings now that
sh.y hrug pc.co with them. Every city, town
and hafnle, viii soop receive The bravo men who
nov compose ~, Union armies. Once more they
vii 70 civilians, but tho honofs they have won in
MAINTAINING tie integrity Of the country viii not
a. cast on by tho Transformation from the soldier
O. the citizen. They will be worn ~ lony
~ life lasts and possriiy will point with pride ~
she rc,rd u the men who stool tnAnfully by tho
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TuxAm.,l.n Anu-sl,,erv soc,.,v which "a rovv
IN s..sor &, mi. civ. ar. now con.,d.,.,,, Al.
o,.,,,on rh.,b.,. 4, ,,.- NJ An. ao,,,.l :, ala.
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man Tln.smplv p,ov,,thu
,broak ,,o v... - ,or will
In, An. aeon, ~ An, Va. viii, hs,o ,o,,, 1, am 4,
III, question Of pcgro ,,,y,rx. uh,ch no. r.,
ths them. ,r,t,ted tv N soc,o,v IN, ,,..,Airdo,
century, is lead hcvopJ IN, no.s,hv,,v =, 60,
Gallon. Bu, ,bis land ~ .,,,.n,.,s Came,
th. suhi,ct th,, hos ,,v,r ,hor, a., ,,,,,,, a.,
pspc,. and so,.o,pcn,lv ,h,y ara d,,a,rr,n., A.
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EEATEI.

:, BLACKHALi.-Eilen- the beloved -ie o. Geor,e
IN n 81 assa ~ ears .Hon.hs IN usys
q her bfo'her Patrick, AichseL john and Peter
sicily are respectfully invited 20 attend the fune-
ss Residences - Erie i. Jet.sy V ci.y c. LII
peper please copy. ia
BRIGGs-In Brooklyn on Monday. sny 5, Helen
Snsriotts' vile Of NJ A. Briggs, In the Esd year Of
The relsnves and friends Of the family SIC re-
BoS,S Church on hs.daa . .ss oSr' io "a
O'CLOCK. Ne~bursh papers please copy 25i
CLhKkE--on Tuesday, May 0. Thomas r., hsiovoI
son o. lhonss and Ellen Clarke, la the pth yeat u
The relsHves and friend. Of the family are re.peet
July invited 10 attend the funeral. this trhursdAyl
lsnse. % Cannon - Boston, fhlisdelphi. and New
Brunswick. \. j., papers please copy. ll6
COLING-On wednesday, May 10 efter a short
and painful Hines, VI Btghts dieVe Mr.. Adsline
Suffer COling the beloved -ie u Charles H. Coling,
AGED II ycsa and Is days.
fnentef. Of llopc Dods,, 24t Of !. A. NJ. and Allo-
ghanie lodso, no lN3 Of |. y. 70. 4, are respect
IesdeIco Of her father, l2gh 81 bet I'd and 30 ave,
Harlem, this THURSDAY afternoon, at o'clock The
tody will be inferred in Greenwood Cemetery. ilO
MeCABE-On Wednesday, May ~ ut her resi-
denee, seventh ct Lesnder Place, Mary NcCabo'
the beloved wife " Patrick McCabe a. sd 20 ycara
Inc funeral vii take place fridsy, Way ~ At
July invited TO attend the funeral. 1871
MeDINIrT--On tuesday morning, 9th inst, Of ty-
phus fever. James deDiyit,, IN the 10Th year Of
The friends Of the family respectfully Invited
70 attend the funeral, TIN. Thursday morning, nh
Church, from thence 10 Calvary Conotop. I've
| TAYLoR-on tuesday morning, May 9, william
A. LAY ot' o. the late hTm Of Mc'fran Iaylor and
senior partner In the firm of Taylor, Bro Z Co.. m
The relatives and friend. OF the family are
TespTeGay invited to attend !he iunsrs from his
IL Al OclOck- without further notice. 8js
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ar,nc, has been adverse 20 the negro for her rad
icaI ,hoores have dsgurted the more sensible por.
lion Of our people. And so FAR rs tho future Of tE1
Society ia concerned, the more they Aetae NEGRO
.aualI,y," the farther they will lie from the r,a-
,.,ion Of their dream The negroes have been
freed because tho time bad arrived when freedom
and slavery could no longer stand .oscther. This
result has Leon s,isined rot with tho help Of the
Ann-slsvery Society, bu, in spite OF It's ill-consd-
cred interference, and If the Society could be made
TO understand this fact they might save themselves
great deal Of gr.tui,oue lator.
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Financial Ner. Msrt,ts, &c,

S~s Y--t. Wednesday, Ssv lc, ,. k.-Thefe
are many reasons given for the rapid decline in gold
but the true IL tia, the war is ended, and such s
the recuperauve power difplayod by the country
financially that u return to spscie payments cannot
be long delayed. The following we're the leading quo
tations ct the Gold Room today Al 1880 A. N. 1ses
II, 1s4s 1i.3o, 1879 : IL 13ss; 1fse 1917; l.
1sik; 100 1914 =, 1924; 100 1921 ., lSS'.'
$50 1925 4 1oak, Aao, i3ik The Afternoon
sales Of the various stock, and scurties A compared
with tho-e Of the same time yesterday show DO
cline Of from IL 70 per cont Governments wore
steady, some sor,s heinz little lover. The supply of
monev continue, 70 iDcfea.e and lenders are more
urgent than borrower. Large amounts are offered
70 broken, on Government securities AZ per cent
Money brokers do not care 10 receive funds at over
per cent. There Wv more demand iot exchange
tuer rates Bankers bills sold more freely at lN,.
allD On 'Change p-day Flour vas dull. unrtued
and nominnlly DC. Sc. lover. Wheat wn duu and
nominaly ". 1tr. lower. Corn va dun and noui-
ually ". IOc lover Oats serc du!l and &c a sc.
l0wer. Pork va heavy and l0v'r. Heel vas quiet
Lard wa lover and Whnkey aas heavy.
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No More Pirncies.

TnE Proclamation OF tho President relative to
sctcl vessels Ia calculated TO speedily suppress
to dsprcdatons committed by thsm. We have
frequently urge the necessity Of this course, and
St; adoption al the proson, time will he highly beue
Neal to our commerce, and viii be regarded With
satisfaction by the people. The full er.rnt of the
snjury which these pirates have inflicted upon The
commercial marine 81 this country, is not generally
understood nor fully appreciated. They have In .
great measure suspended the carrying trade Of
American vessels, aud our commercial intercourse
With other countries, since tho rebel pirates COM
monoed their dcpreistions, has been carried on
almosi exclusively under foreign flags. our YES
soIs now lying idle in nearly svory foreign port,
nnAbc 10 get csrYoes because of tho danger sppre-
beuded from the rebel corsars, while the ships Of
other ns,ionslltes sro crowded with business. All
his will now he changed. The officers commando
ing the prsticnl crafts have no desire to end their
career IN the Captain KmD style, and they will be
very careful TO change their vocation before the
"reasonsble length Of time granted ~ the Prosl.
dsut shall have expired.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.


FATHER MATHEW T. A. d. SOCIETY,
4 No. 2 y. Y. will hold public meeting OF theit
evening, at ~ o'eloct. speaking BY Mr., james
Campbell and Mr.. John Dunn. Singing BY Mss
HAnion, Mrs Clarke ard Mr.. Deesan. THOMAS
CONCANNON, Prot PATRICK ENNIS, sec. 1879
FATHER MATHEW 7. A. Is. SOCIETY,
l. No. 8, Of \. v, will hold a public meeting at
their new hall in the Utah House cor Of 10Th and
9Th ave this evening st ~ l.. NJ. Speaking by Z, A.
1. Goldey, Esd and Others singing ~ MI stoker,
Mr.. Green God and Miss Mc'iinn. JOHN UNEILI-
Pres. JAMES GILMORE, Rec. Sec. l29
THE YOUNG MEMS FATHER MATHEW
l. socieiy No lwih hold Public Temperance Meet
ing At their hall, corner Of sh and S4th It, this
Thursday Evening, at ~ o'clock. speaking by
Aessrs. Purcell and Madden. Music and singing by
the hinnelln q - Club Neass. Aorfit, began, King
and several lady vocalists. GEORGE II. REILLY,
Pies. 1HOS. j. LOGAN, Rec. see. lUl
THE FATHER MATHEW T. A. b. Society
l. No. OF Brooklyn, h. d., viii hold pablo TEN.
pcrance meeting ~ heir hal, cor OF Grand and ,th
sts, brooklyn, this Thursday evening, MAY II, AZ ~
N. Speakets-Me.srr. Bluphy, MaTsland, Fletcher
and others. singing BY Mees-. hAgerty, Hart Joice,
leyloi and Others The public are invited. j. Il.
DICkERsON, President. THOs. N, LLOYD, aecre-
tsry, liJ
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TnE diverse reports regarding the manner In
which the persons implicated in the assassination
arc to DO tried, would be amusing If the gu, joct
we're not 80 serious. Il Is definitely known that
the trial will DO conducted by military commits.
sion but whether secretly or openly-"ths /. tho
question" The qudnuncs have failed to sgrec
up 70 tho present uine, and tho Court Ia tx.
psotcd to begin It's labor, this morning. we arc
forced 10 the conclusion that the pretended sagss
know nothing about tho matter. Tho mos. Irob-
able statement, that we have scon upon the subject
is To the eject tina, will Ia for tho military com
miss on themselves 70 detorminA a, tho time Of
meeting, whether the tral shsll be conducted
openly or secretly. one thing ia certain, however,
the people NJ large earnestly desire that no mys.
tory Ahsn surround this most not.t lo trial IN the
| history Of cur country
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TRADE NOTICES.

COOPERS No. WILL HOLD 4 SPECIAL
Ing at o'clock. All member are requested TO at-
tend M business OF great Importance will be called
teioru the nee inr. WA. HACkErr, Prest T.
McOKATH, Rec. bsc. l26
NOrlCE-A MEETING OF IRON MOULD
! ere Union No. S6 oi New York. all BE- held at
Isl Borery, on Thursday evening, May II, att &,
O'clock. ROBERT BAILEY, Prce. NJ NILMORE.
Soc, POI
DLCMBERS-A REGULAR MEETING OF
L the Journovnien Plumters' Protective Society,
will IL held at Isl Bowery, on Thursday, May 18th,
at o'clock pm. Notice il hereby gwen To ali mem
bers Ia Arrears TO this society, will be ALLOW cd
mouth from date Of this notice, 10 pay up or he
strohen from the roll. By order. N. STEPHENS,
Free. i. FIkkHOCk, Rec. Sec lis
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Tux p%rson who for two ye,rp was Pirscr Of tho
rebel pirate Alabama bs been appointed W frs,-
class clerkship in the Land Ohco. The position
with II. good salary has beon given him Nat the
Government NAV have bis testimony available as
10 the captures ami deetrucuOAs committed Dy that
orsar.-Iubune.
Putting q rcbsl AMI pirate in tho POSITION Of q
'Trst-clAss clerk" IN Government department At
. ''goOd salary" may 10 rcry effective -ay q
securing Ls tcsuinouy "a witness but those who
81 erei BY the piacics committed " the vessel II
which This indy dual was an officer, will fail 10
appreciate the polcy. In crimes Of oss decree the
civil courts make 'tostiuony available" by locking
up the viinoas until the trne ~ trial, II his evil
dcnce is particularly IMPORTANT and there Is no
certainty Of securing him when wanted. We eau
not 500 why rebel and traitor should BE- 80 tsn-
DERBY trestel, as sppears from the above dispatch
particularly why lac should be made the recipen,
Of 70, Office under tho Government AMI placed
10 position Of responsibility. It would be Ear
moro consistent with propriety and justice TO put
tho said purrer In the Old Capital Prison untn hii
testimony IL wAn,od, and give tho 'good sslary' to
" our returned soldiers, who has lost an arm
or leg while h,hting the brother traitors OF This
Parser of tho AlAhams"
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The soldiers q JoHssroN's lsto rebel army are
said bo greatly ienoralzed, aud II is stated that
tboy entertain feelings Of intense hatred towards
their officers several Of who IN they have nurlor-
oil. There 10 nothing surprising In this report.
The rebel soldiers majority Of whom were either
impressed into tho service, or induced 10 join Il
through misrepresentation, now sec the full ex-
tent Of tho imposition thst has been practcod upon
them, and IL is not strange tina, they should fol
violently disposed towards those who account.
able for their misfortuncs. This feeling proves
what We have heretofore contende1, that tho
South will not 10 . safe place for the men who
have been conspicuous In tho rebelhon-eyon
those whom the Government will be inclined
" pardon. Their names will DO 80 closely idenu-
| hed with tho destruction that has been brought
| upon the South, partly through their influence,
ths, the people who have Loaf relatives friends and
| property by tho war, will naturally feel rank
ling enmiiy toward them. There have been many
"old scores" remembered during tho progress Of
the war, which the soldiers, now that they are no
Longer under the restraint the offenders will feel
inclined TO pay of with "accrusd interest" Such
| 10 the fate Of ,reasoni Tho arrow which II aimed
st tho heart Of the lnsuou, recoils and srlkes
itself.