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, 1865-04-02
a Movement iu. Favor OF the
Christian Commission.

NEw fcRK. April 1-Twen'y-avo n .rehants
met t6is afternoon at the Office OF John Il. Stuart
bshaIf Of the empty treasury VI thc United States
Christian e. commisslon md the need of tnmed!ato
a'd, IN view Of hnttlcs nov II nroEFess~ Tho
Robcrr. Esq, and Geo n. Stuart, who have re-
emily retu'ncs from the armies hciorH Richmond.
The me- let ants esens respo aded hy the eoes p
committee Is csll up n thsm' 9 I'd men Of New
York for sr,a II nus dca " dillon subscriptions,
, 1865-04-02

MEMPHIS. March Sc, VIA CA1ao, April Ia Pc
Ton has been signed BY many merchants here
1.sar!ug the President to declare Tenn e*sce no
'rrcT IN uEurrecslon7ry Statc, and rhst the Sec
sstary OF the Treasury viii r~mlt the present tax
Oil rto3s from Northern St1tes.
Ihe Memphis and Oh .Tleston Railroad ts run.
s'lnE II Co1tcrvilie, md will soon be EXTENDED
MXher. The telegraph Is working to lafayette
enothcr evident OF General Washbnrn,s de-
EF, - Itbiurt c1yil law. hc has ordered the U. :.
!'oace 70 con1ne their Gtt:u.iGu entirely to mill
1ury Oft pde.s.
Cotton very dull at e3@aSc. There are heavy
lo.sts ac1f 1ro:1 the decline In cotton.
, 1865-04-02
On the North Side.

1ha! nnc iargr- rooTE Brick Ho1se, oruc. Of Ohio
anu hrsE st1ccts Al = BARGAIN, - N
The Fo!'f!fuG en- the corner CT Rush AMI North
Water stsset, cccup:ea b. Druggist is on. ~
No Us Iiss street: Let 4911oo feet 4 en!catd
DEcil1os AoEse- f:l,Go1. St"0o
1te Ncz,h Dwelling OF tha two -tnr-c>- hopzez
ncitheat corner uussn and ttnc -3.345oo
se0xie0 fe'. Erh noe e..derc- uotthea.. c,rn.r or
1Edian8 ana tass sleets $l.I1Q1 "
TWO Gotta e usre, Nos. 2s9 aoa Is, Ontario =.
for sale vsly cheap. 49, oA'.''' S-'
PFC lins No. 24s No!ect. street, Lat a55lo0 te.,:
cl%ht to ten itcns-$7n0l ~ '~~>
Two dne l'e-t ttcncss. with fran, ~ 10 az arrcs of
1h-e' nca1 L. ke slc~. iCs i1om 81 .5nJ 10 t5Io0,
, 1865-04-02

New YonE. April 1.-Gna unnsE' 'l'y desoii Of
speculative interest. The ncHs Of N 'ga gem Mt
hctwt en Grant AZ Lee produced usale effect upon
pffcc to 1911,
, 1865-04-02
Neln aboertisRmcuts,


The Ward Association h%s reopen ed 1ts b,ok. nm
aefmtns nh thu ase:st a4ce OF nj wig NJ. ,ui1s
70 Pay MAKE the-ent aEor to clear II W+ni Of ;h
utat: come forward noE: md he n lu dong th!s DC
ets"tle EpEk NV menlbl will DC zee: we'd fo- 3o
THE VIZ ri. pivRV t'.ao5
At,2.nih7 1t " D-AOAs ee-'et2t5s
, 1865-04-02

No. NASSAU S7VrEr, Feb II. 1853.
Ih1' Eank w.s csxsn!zed under the National Bank
ing Act. In Jupe lsat. hy Ar. c Y. Culver ai asso
ctats, with rs.d-1p cspts OF $51ooo and has oee1
fnsuccc7s!u: o2ssF ton eioce tbs. pesiod.
Its paftup Capital hA3 hoT b.tn increased to Il.
10000, AID, ny recent arrangement MeAsrs. Wins
lew, LsGer C., I'll this city together With porsiet
ofttelr or,c1pe being pe:sors OF Ae1 ano It
standing and lsrse perun.ary means. have becomt
owness Of most Of Its capital stock~ snd assuE.e ii
control anu uaScUec t. ME- Culver rctalacs au nt1
inte1ett and acceptlcE the Vice Presidency.
The managers OF this Bank arc, and for 1iap7 year.
hAyc hecp, LII c!cse and extensive ou.taes re4tca.
With B2nks and Bankers IL Ill parts OF the country
and ther experience and fidelity to the Interests en-
Trusted to their csre need 70 Recommendation.
The Ha11 u now prepared 10 open Acconnts WITH
depos.tors, anu wil ALLOW fo1r per cent, Interest It
5ank8 and Bankers thelt credit balances, render
tnF scctunfs current monthly.
Collections sde through p&st4 Of the county Of
The mest favorable TERMS
Thia Bsrk l. an accredited AGENT or tha eoyE.n
rcnt md Will give particular attention to the p1s
chaea Of all Gover1meut secu liter, Will receive sub
gcripttcns for U.lted states 10 Treasury Notes. NJ
lowing the usual brokerage to Banks and Bankers
and Will discharge all bustl.ss entrusted to Its care
promptly, and without ccst to Its correspondents.
j. r. D. LANIER. President.
c. n. JORDAN, Cssttcr- mhl3of7<1staet
, 1865-04-02
FROM NORTH C.aakOI1SA
1sulcfgh Reporrcd TO be I:Eacuated-
General ScAoneld 1-rvyfu;. Cousr,bu-
ffnttN.

- SEw YcnK. April 1.-The New York Trt1une'e
n cc1vcd from Go}deboro, says the els have com
II 1ctrd n11 their preparations to eyacuate Raletgh
,Nafl the departments Of the State Government have
l. ieen removed to Greens ooro we'll ali surplus
Il t<t1nllfsry stores:
81 General Schofeld hae lcv1ed contribution Of
3Gn,GO1 .ations Of meat and lour upon the ciu-
, 1865-04-02

NOTICE. An adjourned meetiog
Il M S'i. ne f. t, L, ~, - s,GSpY Apr3
ChAItt-. Hqtou ) Fctt As br. ness cf m ,mto,t1nt
ntsse NH o. lad .eore ten It Is ho,ed iii VIII at.
kr2.sA. II ~'1'''A"'
, 1865-04-02
On the " est Side.

tpu str-tt {l:,eo1. " ~ y "e'''0 '
IEo p:ub- F1ick Houkra. entirely nnv. on Fark
"'ee' o@t' 4'cu-en AID 1tE!laa >tt : Is co. s.ch.
4 r"sE-lncen' Frene polt.irc q. rare everra
1as' an1-7cd- Let 5oa IS. f. *ll ,lco,
Hcuse ard Let No. 3:. Wet Lake s,.te: In roc,-
Pete o:ttr, on Sj.Wt. N
Lot z1:5 to IL ,oot alley. with Frame nwc,,,ne on
strtet5-$icfD "
TWO, torv Franc Dwc ltrg. eleven rooms nav]r
raIt5c. To :il'cd. W. st u2 o. Eetbea x brtg ri
Van ttrsn as;i 5tr-f5.S.o
Nc. 6nna d ,ea 3. oxden5 Addition. With house
we'll Improved GO.
Fr!ck House No l1o Warren stresf, with eleven
70. Ms, ali Ii-'eth 'mpr scmtn:s fY1N
Fnnsc ~ d Lot kcu1hrns, ccGntr G. St tgwtcs and
81 pla sft.ts oEC bi. ck II lu1.e railway $500.
, 1865-04-02
FROM CINGkNNAr8.

The EIafcnEo ConAplracy-EEIdcu Of
>. Corning INdd--S0nke Startling
ia.ess-1 Nc ~ bbe T8cxlaetera in Favor
fcnAc lDkGd,
, 1865-04-02

$e.!0, TILL
RTA1E Of ILLINOIS, c1UyTT CT COOK:
<D"A:nI IlakHAM, Cashier Of +he sc:oni
~ t3ona B-nA ot htca-o. III soiem1y SWe II t.t The
sbo!e sttieuGnt 1, to the OF nv ktow.~urs
end hetet. EDWD- l. TISAHAA, Cashier.
t~~, Sv m to and subscribed bs!o:e me. thtf
1sEAl. atst :-y OF Ap:i', 4. u. 1866.
-, :. FRED. AEYEK. Notary ruhltc.
, 1865-04-02

It has bern knFEeaed that havtrg baen 30 snc.
ref.f In catr:trg to tGp t8stcs OF tar public IN mas
ttEsoI
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Fire.

Providence, Il. l., Dec. GA fro
broke out In tho railroad depot at Ora
ton about o'clock this morning, which
destroyed the building and thirty long,
empty cars and six loaded ones. The
flames spread rapidly TO the steamer
Commonwealth, Just arrived from New
York, which was heavily loaded with
freight. She was burned to the waters
edge, Nothing wns saved. The flames
spread no rapidly and furlously that the
men on board the steamer barely cs.
capped with their lives. The loss il CstI-
mated nj Sl5O,OOO,
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Withdrawal Of French Troops From
Mexico,

Withdrawal Of French Troops From
Mexico.
New York, Dec. 29.-The Posts
Washington special says:
1t is rumored that the French and the
United States Governments have arriv-
ed at u definite understanding In rela-
ton TO Mexican affairs. That the En-
perOr Napolen has agreed TO withdraw
the French troops from Mexico, and
that our government engaged TO pre-
vent any interference with the Arch
Duke while he remains in that country
by citizens Of the United States or other
persons OH American soil. According
TO this arrangement Macmillan Is 10
be LETT to his Austrian body-guard and
the Mexican people to make such head
way us theycan against the opposing for
ces Of the patriots. It adds that these
rumOrs nre not authenticated, but there
Is II general bOllef in their truth.
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NEw YORK. Dec. %.

NEW YORK, Dec. %.
Cotton-More active and flrD1er, at s. for
middllng. Flour-LeM active but without
decided change; 4O9S 90 for extra state; 8
40 Is for common to good shipping brands
and extra round hoop Ohio, and 09lO 81
for trade brands, the market closing quiet,
WhnlIy-Dull and nominal at 2 H6f2 y
Wheat-Qulet md very firm; good old NIL.
WnnlIee club 90; now amber Milwaukee al
| 81, Rye-Qulet at OS for state. Barley
Quiet at % for state. Barley Malt-Nnll.
Com-Qulet and without decided change; 0l
@9Ik for unEound; g99B1f for sound mixed
western. 0ats-Dull and heavy; 1856 for
unsOund; 6O969 for sound. PetFOieum-nulli
4O9i0IS for crude; G2IIE<1B3 for refined In bond.
Wo0l-Quiet. Pork-HeaVy and lower; % .
@29 Is for mess, closing ut % 3l5% regular way;
y W for new prime, and q 50 for prime meSl
Beef-Quiet and fiI1n ut about previous prices;
prime mess quiet. Beef HAmS-Qulet al 20 %
ass 90. Cut Meats-Dull at ll9l3 for shout
derS l8IS6gle for hams. Bacon-Dull nj $50
l5% for Cumberland cut, and 10 for short rib
bed. Dressed HOQs-Qulet ut l31Egl3l for
western, and Isl 9l31S for city. LArd-Fiim
and quiet ut l9}0, the latter IN extreme.
Butter-Quiet and heavy, at 0g3 for Ohio,
and H61I0 for state. CheeEe-Qulet at l3d ~.
Frelghts 10 LIverpool-DulI and dropping.
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NASHVILLE. Dec. 29-The river Is
still rising, and is probably 3s feet on
the shoals.
A fleet OF coal barges from Kentucky,
fifteen in number, from Cooks coal
mines, arrived here to-day.
There Is no means of crossing the
river at this point except by skifIs.
Active preparations are In progress for
the reconstruction of the suspension
bridge; one cable Of the bridge was
thrown across yesterday.
Cotton firm, with increased demand /;
prices range from IS to 42Ii cLs., an i'm
provement Of about cent per pound on
all quotations. Shipments and receipts
light.
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For tha HoIidaYa

TUsT RBCETyED-l@ poZ. CANS HER.
d METTCALLY sealed RTnltl, &c, conNilt-
ing Of Peaches, Pearl, Qulncoa, Green 9mpol,
Damgon PLUMB, Pine Applel, StrAWbeEfioA
RnIphOTTlol, BianllhOFfiii, TomAtol, Green
Corn, Peas, Fresh and Sploed Salmon, FEo1h
Maeiorol, LohSlGl, Clans, PltehRFd and hoIF
dimes, Condiments and Spices, well al9oEtod,
pure, ground and unuound; Ff1il8-l9yof,
bunch and Geedlo1 RAislnl, CpETant8, CtiTon,
candied Lemon Peel, FtEl. PFuno1, Dataa,
dried Peaches and Apples, CTAnberfiel, &c.
Pickles, CAtlupS and Blucea, Engliah and
American Chow Chow, plain n lala nom
gallon 70 pint; also BY no 100 % dolgn; %.
PeIior Manages and PeppeES silfed; picked
Lotaten Olives, Capsefa, do; WdFco ileFahiTO,
London Club, Lucknow, MuAhToom, Wal.
nut, Oyster, Tomato and Pepper saue0. Sum
dlies- ahAkeIS Sweet Corn, n. Y. Champagne
and Crab Cider, eastern, Pine Apple and sap
6Ogo Cheese, smoked Salmon and Hhllbut,
together with an endleA variety, for nal6
cheap By Ma 9; 2; WooDRoW
Odd Fellows Hall Building, Monroe 81,
declo Wheeling, w, Va,
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SAVANNAH, GA, Dec. 20.-Christmas
passed of without disturbance. The
usual order and quiet prevailed.
The trinl Of q. Is. Lamar, charged
with an attempt TO bride the U. s.. Treas
ury agent having charge of cotton,
commenced to-day.
The steamer Lucis, from New York,
bound to Mobile, spranga leak In the
gale, south of HNttaras, and put in for
repairs,
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Elnn-

LACROSSE, Wis, Dec. GA fire oc.
CURED last night which destroyed the
Foundry Of Gould & Sons. Another
fire took place during the night which
destroyed all the buildings on both
sides Of Third street between Main and
Stnte streets, except the POstofllce and
Williams shoe store. Total loss $780,
900. Insured for $4,000.
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Boots and Shoes

Reduced Prices
TINE SUBSCRIBER, WITH A vIEW 10
III the 1lrst Of January, dispose Of his large
and varied stock at greatly reduced prices,
Country Merchants win md i TO their
interest 10 give me y call. A splendid 0ppor-
tunity Z now offered 10 any one Wishing 10
engage In the BOOT and SHOE business ~
the stand occupy Il the Oldest and best In
1n no we sum S 81 th 1EEIR P Ia Bot
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IIARRIsnuRGH, Pn., Dec. -. The
city IL crowded with members Of the
Legislature. There will bO no change
in the organization Of tho Senate. jas.
Il. Kelly IL the accepted Republican
candidate for Speaker Of the House.
and Mr.. Benedict, tho former Clerk
will DO reelected.
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Providence, Il. l., Dec. 2N,--ThO ole.
Rant steamer Commonwealth, loaded
with freight, wns totally destroyed by
trO lust night Mt Grafton. The depot
md telegraph Office wOrO also totally
destroyed. No lives lost. Loss, one
million dollars.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. N.-GeOrgctOwn,
following the example OF Washington,
opened the polls yesterday TO test the
sense Of the citizens on the subject of
negro suffrage. or over seventeen hun
drcd votes east only one was In nlvOr OF
thus extending tho franchise.
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SAN FRASClsCO, Dec, 9s,--Thc over
lind mnil, with New York dates Of the
8Oth Of November, has arrived here.
A slight shock OF m earthquake was
folt ut SANTA Clara Inst night,
The firm of JnkHbOnsky Il Warmer
fnilOd today. Liabilities over 500, 900,
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CHICAGO. Dec. %.

CHICAGO, Dec. %.
Flour steady. Wheat quiet at the decline
of lc; sales at | 3OIS iorEo.l /. Corn very dull.
Oats quiet HiRhwIneS dull. Provisions adj
VRnced 6Oc. Mess Pork D 90. Green Hams
firm at l6gI5lS; sweet picked In fllr demand
ut l51t9lgI<. Lard advanced l92c; sales nj
l6GlSI for steam rendered. There Is some
inquiry for Beef; sales OF mess ut II 90; extra
do. IS TO- Hogs less active and declined Soc;
sales nj 10 76dil 90
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NEW YoRK, Dec. 2O.--A special dis
pntch TO the Evening Post dGtod Wnsh.
ingtOn, Dec. 18th says: The President
In NO well satisfied with the condition
Of things In the South and our foreign
relations that hO hnS determined upon
n still further reduction Of the army.
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BosToN, Doc. 29.-Brcvet Major Gen
eral II. A. Barnum, commanding this
military district, has rendered his rcsig-
nation ut the War Department TO nc.
accept the office of State Prison lnspGC-
tor OF Now York, to which he was
elected recently,
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WnLtANsPoRT, Pa, Dec. 29.-There
is an Ice flood in the west branch OF the
SusquehannR, causing great damage.
1t is estimated that from sixty TO sew
enty millions feet Of saw-logs, &C., val
ned at 81 100000 have passed here In the
last "a hours. 1t Is the heaviest loss
ever sustained by the lumber men OF
this section,
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RALEIOH, n. c., Dec. 2O.-Wo have
nOws hero from MOrChend City Of tho
loss of the steamer Constitution, from
savannah for New York. There were
ilfty.four souls on board, mud all were
lost but fourteen Of tho crew.
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New YoRK, Dee. 9O.-ThC jury In tho
Strong divorce cnsC, nftcr being out -four
hours, returned to court and asked por.
mission to pRrtnkO of dinner. 1t was
granted, md there will probably BIO no
verdict tonight.
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RICHMOND, VA, Dec, 2O.-Rlchartl
Moving, late Major Of the seth New
York, died in the post hospital last
night. The body has been embRlmed
and is awaiting the order Of his
friends.
Some sensation was created in Iinan-
cial circles to-day by the publication in
the Times Of a LIST Of broken National
Ranks.
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PoUGHKEEPsIE, Dec. 2O.--Tho river
here IL filled with iloRting Ice. The
steamboat NOrwell went up this nilcr-
noon with COlOrs flying on her way TO
luy up. Navigation To this place hHs
not been open no lato for II number OF
ypnrH
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Letter nom ne GoveraoF Of Morn
Carolina.
RA1R1aH, N. @, Dec, @.
10 Hon. YIN. e. Separd:

10 Hon, Vim. Il. SaNard:
sIR:-In pursuance Of your dispatch
Of the sd Inst, communicating TO me Q
copy Of o communication addressed, by
order Of the President, 10 W. II. Hol.
den, Provisional Governor, whereby he
Is relieved Of tho trust heretofore re-
posed In him, have this day entered
upon my duties as civil Governor OF the
State, having been heretofore qualified
before both branches OF the General
Assembly. desire, through you, to
assure the President Of my sincere do
sire to cooperate with him In all meas
ures tending TO the complete restoration
OF harmonious relations between North
Carolina and the United States.
/ have the honor 70 be, with great
respect, your obedient servant,
(Signed) JONATHAN WORTH.
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losTON, Dec. 2D.--Jns. Duncan Grnpon,
brOther-ln.lnw Of Major General MOndC,
and Colonel Of tho U. y. Engineers, sta
toned hero, died suddenly In this city
lust evening Of diSCnsO of tho hORrt.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. %. Capt. SOmmcs
has arrived here from New Orleans, In
custody Of Lieut.. French, ofthO Marine
Corps, and IL n prisoner Rt tho Navy
Yard. The detail Of tho court 10 try
him In not yet prepared.
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DUQUINR, lLl., Dec. 20.-ThO banking
house Of Smil b q Co., WIS broken open
last night and robbed Of about $50, 900,
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NEW YORK, Dec. %.
Prices OF Mining Stocks bid in Boston To-
day were aS follows:
Copper Falls ii; franklin 4Ol<; Hancock
lSl<; Minnesota 10; Quincy 511%; ROcklAnd
~; Bay State liz; Huron "a; Isle Royal li5<<
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New YoRK, Dec. 2o.-Gold opened at
/ Ask, and closed ut l 46K.
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R E MO VAL.

r E M OV A L.
SPEIDEL & INDERRIEDEN,
uAvE REMOVED FROM MONROE
III street 10 No. 81 Main street, In the room
formerly occupied by Jas. r. Baker.
Have now In store, and for sale,
100 doz. n Can Peaches.
g q Strawberries:
e 5$ :. !" ~ . T Tom toes.
80 " BlRclboTieG.
% Green Corn:
10 /" Peas,
So DamSonH
70 q" 4" WhortleberT1eS.
10 F." at. CurrantG.
10 IN GOnaeberriea.
80 cases Brandy Peaches
% dOE. n Cans lyObStHrS
30 " land 2b Cans Cove Oysters.
100 Epiced OyTter.
20 " cans II o'clock Lunch oySter.
10 CAVES 4 boxes sRnllncR.
70 % fSPIs %2 sad P'%' r'''''''
% Tomato CRlEup.
IS Worcestershire & English Club
Sauce.
100 CRddlcR assorted brands Tobacco.
20 e butts Bright Tobacco.
- y boxes
100 grow lSsOrted Smoking Tobacco In par
per packages,
10 loZ. drums Kllllckinick Smoking To-
bncCO
" dor. aEOrtRd bales Smoking Tobacco.
N bblS andy bbls Smoking Tobacco.
y kegs fms cut Chewing Tobacco.
% grOls Suhnysidr, Sweet owen, Rove
bud nnh TRllsmnn fine cut Chew
ing Tobacco.
N sacks Almonds, FllbcrtG, English Wal.
nuts, Brazil Nuts and Pen Nuts.
10 ctlsE1 Layer and n. X. ILhislnA.
y CiusI-l VsOrtIJl JClllCA,
en- lis. Fins Candles.
TGO boxes assorted Candy Toys.
AlED a large stock If Common Cigar, Choose,
Scotch Herring, SOap, Candles, Backing,
EPElDEL 4 INDERRTEDEN,
Oc2l n Main n. Wheeling, W Va.
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THAYE ORG VERY RICH MORE AN.
i TIQUE Silk Dress Patterns, which / viii
sell ut less than New York cost.
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VIII Wi NIlbNVs hllJl Y IWTEe MOCK OF FItNl,
Squirrel and water Mink Fun TO close ont.
deco is. RHODES.
GLOVES FOR MEN, WOMEN AND
VI Children-LAdles' and Gent lcmen's fleecy
lined Gloves. Cheap Gloves for Boys and
Girls, at low prices. Us. RHODES.
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Dry Goods.
!. HENRY STURGEON,

We have just opened large stockOf
Dress Goods,
NEW AND DESIRABLE.
Comprising many rich
resg Silks, Merinos, Reps, All Wool De
Lains, Black and Colonel Alpncas,
Thibet Cloths, PoplIns, GInghRmS,
De Lains, Prints, &c. &c.
lso. Cloalxs and CloalIing Cloths, All Wool
shawls, Long and Square, Small Wool
shawlS Black shawls, &c, &c.
rown and Bleached MuslIns, 81 and lOi
Cotton sheetlngs, Linen Table Cloths,
Table DamASlss, Napkins, Towels
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over The communication 10 which he OBJ
jects so slrenuously be will find not the
slightest Objection TO any course that may
be taken with reference TO leading seces~
sionisIs whether in the South or in the North
IN pursuance and under he sanctions Of Lav.
Such a course would by no means regard
as 'vndietive and bloody policy" whats
ever objection il might be open to, upon
other grounds. What | do regard as "vn-
dictive and bloody policy is that adopted
and threatened by the impndent Stanton
and his mob courts, in open defiance of law,
and in plain violation of constitutional guar
antees that cannot be thus stricken down
without converting the government at once
into an absolute and barbarous despoiism.
venture TO hope that it lies within the
scope OF my accuser's inlellectto duly es-
innate the importance OF these guarantees,
and he necessity for guarding with a ieal-
Gus waichiulness, against the slightest in
fraction Of them. / am glad 10 know that
since the dale Of my former communication
number of the leading Republican Editors
hufO AibitCN cAAbIS CfAOShN6 tud- it-OiA
eyes are becoming fully opened TO lhe dan
ger with which the country is threatened
from this source. Ii erred in aUributing
to majority Of the party in power senii-
menls OF approval OF the lawless aud high
handed policy of the bad man who controls
:he war Office and aspires TO the control Of
the administration oi justice, Y ould, most
certainly, be very glad 10 know it. Be this
as il may, 1t is very certain that until .quite
recently The only honest, hearty condem-
naton and disaPproyaI Of such outrages
tha; met the public ete came from Demo-
cratic sources. The sooner, however, the
public shall he brought to a just sense of
the public dangers involved in the usurpa-
ton by Secretary Stanton and his subservi-
ent tools, OF the coasIol OF the adminisira-
ton of justice in this land, the better for all
concerned.
And now, havirg, lrus', fully performed
my duty 10 my excellent but namees foe !
beg TO take leave Of him with my best bow.