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he attempts 70 narate pick any number II flaws Of
dates and personases In the narrative proper Abbott
and Headiey write with oossness that cries out for
remedy The former has actually published an account
Of the campaign OF General Franklin In Techs coun
try without knowing the name Of the commander Civ
ing the credit Of the expedition 70 General A. J. Smith,
and missing dates In some instances by whole year.
Another work Sherman and his campaigns is an
nounced with . long letter from that General as an
Introductory flourish, in which We told that the
author 'qs an old friend" has read all sherman's
secret thoughts acts and in possession Of all the
the authentic actsn &C. So far this good but though
the letter does not say In many words also
told that the author will give US nothing valuable
but dates that his impressions and his criticisms
not be independent and therefore neither reliable
valu able. Such works have no real value
The proper persons 10 write the history OF the rebel
lion are those who truly place upon their title page
the sentence:"All Of which saw and part Of which
was" This is the motto for historans oil the others
are mere romanccrs We glad 10 that the better
class OF the correspondents appreciate the fact that
they arc to write the reliable histories and that
general thing they keeping their valuable material
IN reserve for the proper time, which win DO years
hence They recognize that correspondents they
were moro collectors OF natera and they have gone 70
work 70 study themselves up the standard OF historians
~-As~ - s~S fieko oPHs eou sAAooS Po
really valuable works. = 3sssa
In the meantime the publishers have been noisIng IL
abroad that this is the slime 70 make hay" and many
Of the war correspondents have been throwing on their
lighter impressions and experiences and giving highly
entertaining works which wilt be Of future value and are
Of present interest Among the most valuable Of these
works 10 volume just published by Thomas W. Knox,
formerly war correspondent Of the HERALD and Of
the ables though least pretentous, writer's who
served in that capacity any editorial staff His work
is entitled Scamp Fire and Cotton Feld-Southern Ad
venture in Time of War; and details his adventures
campaigning and corresponding, and in owning Loui-
siana plantation His Impressions OF men whom he
met and engagements which he witnessed are written
with ease and Independence and his simple style
vinces the reader at OF his truth He has nothing
70 attereither pet political schemes or pet generals
His book is harmonious picture with not character
detailed OF whose existence occurrence
the reader have any doubt It is to be hoped that
Mr.. Knoxs book, Mr.. Knox himself, will be multi
piled by several similar works into several equally
excellent writeFs 1854 E-.Gg HfHH.
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The Turf.

UNION COURSE, l.. I-rRorTrNd.
SATURDAY, Oct 2.-Aatch s4oo, mile heats, bess
three in i've.
John Murphy named b. g. Butcher Boy, in har
r. Walker named Bay Mare, under the saddle. 2 2
Time 3:0I-2.59-30i
SAM DAr.-Match $500, mile heats, best three in
Ave-
I. Churchill named b. &. Tony Pastor, to
r. W. Hefnns named 8 3. Young Oscar In
Time 3:06-3 :03-3 Olson
The betting on The match between Butcher Boy and
the bay mare was at before the start and largo
amounts were wagered on the result Butcher Boy
very easily, the mare getting front during tho
In the second rot Tony Pastor was the avorte as
two 70 ono; but there was a great deal Of money
posted there was little confidence tho legitimacy Of
the afAr The driver Of the bay gelding violated the
rules several times. but the judges did not for some
reason other, punish him. tM
Commodore Vanderbilt and Geo. Wilkes are matched
Tor 000 and will trot at the above Thurs
day afternoon
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eleven pounds in donations and six hundred and sixty
nine pounds In students fees the total disbursements
were ono hoasnd and four pounds Al The end Of 1858
the balance owing BY the school hundred ana
seventy seven pounds Vt the end Of 1884 thirty
one pounds
The Congress- OF Busnos Ayres Is discussing bill ap
proprating twenty thousand silver dollars for the pur-
pose Of collecting and forwarding productions Of the
country To the Paris Exhibition
The ceremony Of declaring the jury awards at the Dub
lin Exhibition gone through Monday October 2,
in the presence Of Earl Russell and Sir Robert Peel In
consequences OF the death Of the Countess Of Clare the
Lord Lieutenant was absent
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

Advertisements for the WEEKLY HERALD must DO handed
in before O'Clock every "Wednesday evening Its cir
cuation among the enterprising mechanics farmers.
merchants and gentlemen throughout the
country is Increasing very rapidly. Advertisements in
serted in the WEEKLY HERALD will thus be by large
portion Of the and energetic people Of tho United
Qtata
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
1IusIeaI Intelligenee.

Musical Intellfgence.
Mr. Ullman formerly director Of the New York opera
announces the third ssasou Of his Patti concerts
In the Of which he intends 70 visit Berlin
for Warsaw, st. Petersburg and Moscow The concerts
will commence In Berlin, at the saloon OF the Musical
Academy, on the 10th Of next month. with Cariotta
Patti, vieuxtemps, Alfred Patti and NJ yael, pianist.
Duyschock and Kcntsky also engaged, besides
raj other less distinguished vto and tho prices
quito moderate from any cents dollar and half
the entertainments given by the enterpsing American
manager will no doubt be numerously attended.
Max Strakosch announces the grand opera in the
Young Mems Hail. Detroit, Michigan, nom the Esd to
the 20th Of October EsH0ni Martha, II xtov0tOrs and
Faust are selected for numerous troupe.
Sam Sharpley's Minstrels, with eighteen stars and
everything new were Al Cttenden Hail. Titusvilie in
the oil regions October 1s The petroleum arstocracy
and people have turned the old Presbyterian church,
Ttusville, into grand concert hail.
The Seventh and Twenty regiments, New York
State Militia, preparing for their annual promenade
concerts Tho concerts Of the Seventh will
Saturday, October 49, and those Of the Twenty second
on the 18th Of November.
The Elixir Of Love- English opera, is popular at the
Academy Of Music, Chicago whore Mr. Castle, Nile.
Augusta and Miss Cooke are favoritcs
An opera house and first class theatre be estab
lished In Memphs Tenn. t
The Great Western Light Guard Band Of Chicago gave
. concert in Masonic Hail. Pittsburg, Pa, October TO-
Mons +. Jehin Prume, violinst from Europe, gave
concert in the Music Hail. Toronto Canada, October 10
The performance opened with sorcsau Dc conct upon
the Hy~ns Autvieisw Fdmtoae BrlLawee composed by
himself and piece by Ernst called LEgsgie were also
rendered. Mr.. Prume assisted by Mrs Gilbert who
sung several songs, among them Fleurs Nouvetles,
from Meyerbeer's new opera, LAfricains
The prevalence OF cholera ut Marsees, France, has
routed most Of the company performers at the Grand
theatre. Tho representation Of the Jewess and the
Madame Melet left the town. and the tenor Bertrand
who went to look after hem followed by the
Poschard, who said he going to seek Bertrand
A European biography Of Ale Lucca, the celebrated
prma DONNA says that she is the daughter of poor
Vicnnese Jew, named Kasch and that she singing
In the streets OF Vienna about twenty years ago. when
her remarkable voice attracted the attention OF Karl
Formes the renowned basso, and, at his suggestion
Count Bald caused musical education to be given her.
She Is rather petite but remarkably beautiful and her
eyes arc distinguished for their great brliancy She
was one Of the most admired performers at concert
recently given by the Dowager Empress Of Austria the
naughty and Intellectual Archduchess Sophia at the
palace at sch that select and arsocraic Of Euro
pean watering places. 6N
Baptistini the Rollande Brothers, Billy Emerson and
Dick Parker were at the Academy Of Music. New Or
leans, October H.
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Art Inteiiigencs.

James walker is employed on a study Of the eight
OF Chickamauga"
De Haas has returned from his coast trip along the
Long Island shore.
James H. Baird Is at gainesville, Ohio, painting "A
Cour, Of Justice"
liant by n. J. Kuntse.
Laun, Thonps0s hs ocmuenced statue OF the late
General scdgwick, ordered BY Tho Sixth army corps for
the West Point Miiissry Academy.
Macmillan, Of Mexics, stsended, with the Empress
and Court latey at tho Inauguration of ss'ano erected
TO the memory OF Morales In mexico city, After bis re
uromcnt the popuacc rushed In sA mose down all she
royal benches.
The annual distribution Of premiums " the hanchcs-
TER tEnsand School &C Art has taken place IN that town
before a very crowded audience. Tho trcssarer's no.
count showed that the total receipts for the year were
eleven husdrsd hty pounds Of which four hundred
npA gfky sAghA pnSNds No NJ aRaRA svnnsSlnkIo211
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A.-Boys' and Children's
GARIBALDI. CUTAwAY AND ZoUAvE SUITS.
by the Thousands, ut reasonable prices
I. " BROKAw, a. Layafetts place, and
"a Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union.
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S0FT ANSWER TURSETH AWAY WRATH.--In
Secretary Stewards speech at Auburn be tries
10 silence his enemies by complmenting them.
We puffs Blair, who has been abusing him. lie
pufs Fox, who connected him most injuriously
Nth the Fort Sumter affair. He puffs Chase,
Mho quarrelled with him. In short, he puffs
everybody, even including Secretary Stanton.
But he goes too far when he claims that Pres-
dent Lincoln's Cabinet was "harmonious,n and
tts members "loyal to each other and their
chief" Are we to forget that Seward and
Chase disagreed SO violently that they both
tsndcrcd their designations and had to be
guieted and brought back againf Are we to
forget the Chase-Pomeroy circular agairst Lin
ycolni Are we TO forget that Blair's "time had
come?" Why, Secretary Seward shows in this
very speech that Cameron was turned out for
Stanton; that Chase gave way to Fessenden,
and Fessenden TO McCulloch; that Fox, and
not Secretary Wclles, has really ruled the Navy
Department; that Usher succeeded Smith, and
Harlan succeeded Usher az Secretary Of The
Interior; that Blair was ousted 10 make room
Dor Dcnnison, and that Bates was got rid Of In
liver Of Attorney General Speed. Here are
evsa changes md half dozen designations in
Jour years. DO you call that harmony or
ptrcngthi But Why neglect poor Bates |?
SsxAsA aaR'i szsa mention biz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-23

DIR. Harrison's Peristaltie L0xenges.-
A positive Tor cosTIvENEss. PILES, DYSPEPSIA
and every form OF INDIGESTION. Agents. ID. Barnes
Co Hegemsn Co. New York Hazard A-Co., PhilAdeA
pha j. 5. HARRISON CO., Proprietors, Boston, hsss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-23

Batchelor's Hair Dye.-The Best I'm the
world harmless reliable aud instantaneous The only per-
feet Dye Also Regencrating Extract Of Mienurs Pre-
serves and 81 Barclay New York
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Crfstadoro's Hair Dye, Prcservativs
and Wig depot wholesale and retail. No. Aston House.
The dye applied by skillful artists.
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints and
of tho Feet cured by Dr. POPPkk 0B Broad
way, Of Houston street. room TO- fk
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged joints ana
all diseases cured by Dr. ZAcHARIE 7o Broad
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English Double solo Button Caters
and Double Sole Boots. fan styles al LORIN BROOKS
Sons, as Bowery. corner Of Howard ~ Eve have ne
mama
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DIR. l.. Nfcoli, los Bleecker streee.(
Radical cure Of the Falling OF the Womb and every osh
female complaint Prompt and cure Of all dlseases
without mercury.
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Ladies' Bracolets-Two, Three, rivss
rf0VT TEN TO TwO HUNDRED DOLLARS EACHs
por al. BY a. G. ALLEN. ls Broadway, ono door below
Canal street
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Immense Prices Paid for Oid Books.-
iuOmO Old Books on hand send for catalogues
LEGGAT BROTHERS. ii3 Nassau street
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A.-Thc Finest Overcoats Ever Seen IN
this country ready for sale.
l. " BROKAw, 81 Lafayette place, and
81 Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Unoa
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Lock stitch Machines. with Revsrsibis
Feed Increment FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE CO.,
No 500 Broadway
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SOUTHERN l.soRaTIcS. -taptain John w Magill, act
ing secrc, ~ &c the Georgia Land and Emigration Com
pany Of savannah Ga has inaueurated the emigration
Of free white labor 90 the south On Saturday last he
shipped onc ndrcd aud ten staiwart mon, mostly dis
charged soldiers ~ The steamer idaho under agreement
70 work cor the onrscls for repairing the Albany m
Gul; Rsilrna i",ay destroyed during the war Thcse
i,c 20 re- s,yr ury dollars per month and found
the price cf passage nsns advanced ami ABDUCTED rv
u,yir rw@
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Mothers, You Will Find MS. Winsaevw,s
SOOTHING SYRUP an inynmabts rrse9e. 49, syssa.
wind cole. sof.ens ne Fsms, Istssss m.,aucn .sd
nsnnos where the infaps w. suesrsY 49, pain and 81
hsaston rssi WI 49,. ~ sSsssssr ~ a.
fail % procure H.
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tNEHU OCT q, IHOJ.
New ORLEANS dates ~ the 18th say circular from the
Frecdmens bureau states that abandoned plantations,
sced implements and animals win not be given TO freed
men by The government they expected and that lands
win be- delivered only those who show they have
the capital necessary TO buy seed tools, animals and
carry on farms In proper manner; and IL advises all
who cannot do so 10 make contracts for labor with
planters OF others needing their service.
The New Orleans Tas Union strongly urges the abol
shnent OF all freedmens bureaus
democratic meeting at New Orleans has passed rcso
utisns asking that the same clemency be shown Jef
Davis other leaders In the late rebellion, and do
nouncing Thoidcus stevens and Charles Sumner az
having raised vindctIvc. unchrisan and un American
cinnor tor Davis blood
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-23

A. October Closes, Denim, 5l3 Broad.
way brings his styles OF Fancy Hats for the iass
fall month They the earliest importation Of the very
latest Paris modes.
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All Lottery Prizes Cashed.-Drawings
eAS'-'' ''A j. r. CLAYTON, 10 Wall street.
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All Prizes Cashed in Legal I.ottsriss.-
S''''"' j. cLurE Broker 10 Broadway.
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Howe Sewing Machine Co.-Elfas Howe,
Jr President No. CD Broadway, New York.
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i. Invented by Dr. Won E1sENBRR0,
for the Of all diseases OF the Ear Chronic CaArh
DISEASES or THE THROAT
Casrrh Asthma Affections Of the Voice. Lsyngeal Bros.
chia Pulmonary Complaints Disordered Functions d
the stomach Liver shortnsss Of Breath Whsezng Cough
and other distressing Affections Of the Cheat; Morbid Alice
Liver Weakness Of Nerves aud General Debility
Of the whole system IL In fun operation At the resi-
dence Of the Inventor Dr. Won ElskHBhk0. BIG Broad
CROSS EYE srRAioHrENED IN ONE MINUTE
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A Certain Remedy for Headache, Sous
or acid stomach ndg and dyspcpss Will bo found IN
SPALDIN0's CEPfiALIC PILLS. Sold BY Druggists
everywhere.
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:H T. sIcs :;s s..
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A.-Pollak d Son, Meerscheam Manu-
facturer Coz Broadway Fourth strsek Ppes and Oh
garhoders wholesale and retail cut 70 er66 0uate4
with silver and repaired. Wf I'll
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A silent Sewing Recommendation =
GIBBS, sos Broadway. .
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Feninn Congress at Phiiadelphia-
Interesting News from tho Southern
States--The WtrE Trial--The Latest
News from Mexico, Central Amcrfcss
Cuba, &c.
The Cunard mail steamship China Captain Hockey.
will leave Boston on Wednesday, for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close in this city at quarter
past and at half past Ave o'clock omorrow after
noon. Ut Egg
Tho New YORK Naturalization for Europe-will b
published at eleven o'clock to morrow morning.
twill contain:A full account OF the proceedings u
the Fenian Congress in Philadelphia and Of the excite
mont created by the gatherings Interesting intelligence
from North Carolina South Carolina, Georgia, Tonnes
see Mississippi and Alabama showing the progress Of
Restoration Continuation of the proceedings OF the
Court In the wrx CASE What President Johnson Thinks
OF the Restoration Of the southern States Tho atAse
News from Mexico, Cuba Central America St Domingo.
&C. and reports Of all important events Of the day
Single COPIES in wrappers ready for mailing six cents
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Trusses.--Marsh - Co.'s Old Estahlasned
Rsdcsi curs truss once still A. MOI Se@~ sreee 1s%
sttsnxiAnt. -.
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wheeler Il wilson, No. oas Dscadway.-
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A. the Twinkling stars SO ovat one by
the golden lustre OF the MORN the popuas
perfumes the American faded into oblivion
before the superior claims OF PHALONS MIGHT BLOOM
ING CEREUs" the standard perfume Of the Western he
tspbsrs. Sold everywhere.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-03
TIIE UNION PLATFORM.

Tho Uuion people of Ohio, grateful TO Almighty
God for tho overthrow Of the rebellion, and the
preservation of tu maternal Integrity, for the bless
ings Of peace aud for all the iayors which he has
Vuuchsaled unto Ms as poop e, d0
REsnLvE, lst That the name aud fame of Abra.
hmm Lincoln stand out from the history or the epoch
,mrtvslled and alunc; and while we dcplsre his
upup3ply Hnd cruel death, aud yenernte his mem
ory. becomes rs 10 initiate his sdnn' lirlnncss
and moderation in the treatment ut VeNed qucS.
ti0hs, and especially 10 in,itato hfs example, IN
waiting for the solution ~ diFfculties to 70 fur
Tishcd by the 'progrcso If time and the logic Of
events, sl.ffl ..
~, That, !hc President, Andrew johnson, by his
unwavcrnR devotion to the Union, through yeara
of the seyrrrst trial, has won our highest conf.
drncc, and that we clrhettulff iutorSc the policy
Observation-Disclosures, lNpkmF to the restoration Of
peRce nnd civil nrirr in the sO-caled seeded
States, ind that, as Union men ef Ohio, we give
h,rn oar hearty and undivided support.
3D. That the thanks of Ohio and Of the nation
are due ~ the heroes OF our army md navy, whose
labors onl suncrngshnye saved the Republic. We
honor OUT maryred dead, and ioylUlly welcome to
iheir homes our returning veterans.
4th. That the thanks Of this Convention are due,
aud are hereby ten,ierqd 10 the Inyul men and wo-
men OF Ohio, at home, who have so ndbiy and lin
orally sustained and chccred or brave soldiers in
the field, in their trying efforts tn maintain the
tioaaf authority in the conflict with armed rebel.
lion. g..H
Sth. That four years Of sanguinary war, with its
fearful sacrifice Of life and treasure forced npOu
US by the Shareholders Srcbelon has demonstrated
10 us, ard 10 the world that slavery and it's nsti-
taions are irrcuoncahly opposed To freedom and
fTae institutions, and all The teachings Of history,
the dealings of Providence, and cur own bitter ex-
prrigtee, loiui uncrringly TO their overthrow aud
eraticatton rs the only safeguard against the re-
cWrtence of like evils in the fuuwe
9th. That while are anxious for an early re-
construction of fraternal relations with the insurg
cot States, we demand that reconstruction shall be
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-03
PECK, HAMILTON & co.

HAVE removed their large stock Of Hardware
Ii Stoves &c, to tbs New Store, just COM
pleted by DR.. +. ID. Peek, where they offer to their
customers their immense Stock. They have just
received mammoth assortment of Stoves, com
prising 250 Of the finest varieties Of Cooking
Stoves among which can be found the famous
Peace Maker" aud Gpod-Chccr" Stoves, which
wa warrant to be the most perfect Stoves ever Of
fered in the West. We have, also, twelve other
varieties of Cooking Stoves, all warranted tn be
the best manufactured. Our selection of Paror
Stoves can not be surpassed, as we have every
style aud pattern, from the cheapest Cast Stove to
the Russia Iron, all beautiful paeSeuns Parlor,
Cook and Box Stoves in endless variety. These
Stoves were manufactured in Albany, by S. II.
Ransom Il Co., the best Scotch pig iron. Never
buy anything IN this line but at an Albany stove f
you want good article. They always give better
satisfaction than any other. Our Stoves were so-
loctcd with great care, anf we feel confident that
we can please any one who is in want Of a Stove,
either in price, quality or style, as we have the
most perfect assortment ever offered in the cnun-
try. In connection with our Mamuaosl Hardware
Store, we have TIN SHOP, where we manuiac-
ture our own Stove Trimmings, Tin Ware, Stove
Pipe, &c, which we warrant in every particular.
We pledge ourselves not to be undersod. All
goods warranted as sold.
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Washington,, Repugnnnce DO Torics.

The New York Times states that there
IL an authon'ie anecdote of Washington.
that, when earnestly pressed 10y certain
parties to permit the return to their homes
Of the repentant royalist refugees, he re-
piled in mild aud decided negative. adding
that he had no revengeiul feeling towards
these peeple he hoped they woald be
prosperous andhappy : he hoped they were
truly .penltani, and thas they would lead
hencefprth tranquil aud peaceful lives ;
finally, he hoped they woNld SO to heaven
---hut it must be BY the way Of Nova
Saotia