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The sun., 1865-01-28
General Intelligence.
By HsG 70 "a, s~ Yo-l Sun. !

SONS guerrills- msds y raid On Occcpuar. below
Alexandria on 1ucNlay night, carrying or oycrN
thing of value ~ the citizens .hAt they could
"btAn
Iou~ srru. diri the o4hct day in Philadelphia.
troW the kick ~ o horEN. lie was tie wealihiest
mAn In ,nusylvsniA. Ills income was 5000
4ay from oil.
Turns are several courts martial now IN session
In Alexandria engaged In thr trial ot deaert"tS
t'cven Lunircd and hiiy cases have teen tired
during tic last two vceks
THE rcnuHylvauia Legislature In engaged in tho
consideration II b,ll urging Congress g. require
each sut.distuct TO furnish ltd quota under the
dran from tts own resideuts,
NornlNa was b, much dreaded, In our srhool-hoy
DAYS, ne t. he psnlahci by citing hot tvrcn ~ o
sirls. All thc force Of education In Rftrr wears
We learn " submit 10 such tuings about Sho'lding
q tear.
1uT removal n Gen. Meade from the command
oi the Army Of the Pot,nac -ceius to have teen al
ready scclrpT ished. lie has arrived In W1hing-
ton wish his staff. General sheridan Is 10 10 sp-
pointed In his pl,ce
Ma. UatAn ForuEpr, " Washington, coud, mncd
- be hung for the segci giving of inform alton to
the relcs during the INVASION Of Maryland Inst
summer, hE, heon diachsrsed trum custody, his
eycupSti1n having bonn established
ColoSu Nosru has been released hy order ot
| ne War Der .rtmrnt lilo was convicted by thc
finding of Ihc court which tried him, but the Sec
rotary Of War, on reviewing the evidence, decde'l
| that rsrc was not suihcient evidence 10 warrant
| his det' nton. Col North has lett for his houc.
! SoNEoC Ne members u Congress are couSderinp
! the policy ~ send ng commission to furoI- Y
examine snd report upon is various r'yenu" svs
teus TIE IeHnn given is' that ny irsudulcn
| evAsous auI inIrtfoct cIccuuuu OF our lAN, % i
| rcok lrrI that thc treasury isst wear lost ;~suty
| Ave uiliious " doars
| Tux hlocksde-rnniny STEAMER Ts's'rnn, unie
! TIC command nt tAIt. kuoS, itul NilmiIEtnn
! y c.. bound 60 bermuda with Abu lAirH 4 cotton
f1rudcrcl about the 18Th ult, when souc $50 mile
| IT, lhe weatwprd ~ H'rpuds An ~ crew an
| passengers, numbering aY, we've taken on b' tn
a., tt"auor Or, Aic aud landed A. licrmuda ou th'
tHk
The sun., 1865-01-28
City and Miscellaneous News.
THE DRAFT INEVITABLE.
CITY QUOTA $1,000!
&c. &c,
Peace Probable.


NepOrted success OF hr. Blnir'r Visa on.
Phiiadslpt a. Jan .;-Tlc t,lowius q - ape.
ual dispatch to the LvEsiSs lrtE0SArn;
WdShingten, Jan - II IS r'-v def ntelv
known hat Mr R's.r's mission to Rrhmo ID has
b-en CT sned With comrce success. Nc. Davis
tedro,l himself 60 seud mined atsy ihrcc semitic
men 20 Washington to confer upon ,errns Of peace
IE n,vq stated distinctly 10 NJ Blair that he
would conclude peace ard return to the Union
upor terms hat would be perfectly satisfactory to
Nr Lincoln ,nd Congress. Sir. Blair also hsd an
bit1ry.ew with General lee. who ayoved himself
ses'rous n cairs u, re- cten By iayiny down
heir arms aud returning Co .h' tmou. NJ Blair
slso corver,.i 01.4 a majority % the rebel Con
yreemcu. v..o rcp- oentei themselves 10 favor of
Abaul lan,n2 further hostI,ies.
There cau 10 ll lo.Ili t.ai IN a day or two nt
hr,Lc.t, Conn isr7rcrs Will reach WA.h ngton 10
sru- % 20 .aa peu,,us r,bc.s renewed slIc.iAnc"
h tno Uaiar, O , Constitution snl tbs Avs.
M. G'ar c>rsr,rc Ihr tindost of treatment
IL the haui. Of tho t'lboriIie-, AMI reports snlI
ncc tho al o. ~, Tsacr an entire r 'u.sion Of
public eyHi.u .as .s.eu l4'c.
The most ,ytrcmo adv g9tca -f $50 1N'ius 4 out
y TIE bitter el.." aaw admit s.o Lopclesucss Of
hcr cause. rno probability Of an carly peace
rls freely lls-gssc1 u leading social ana political
rclcs In Richmond, sri , General .eol.ng = Joy
md r,.'ertc.ntoi FROM tho RAPID circulation of 'he
Rr1~L REPORTS.
TIE Richmond srv.I>Er- Of the 25td, has the fol-
pwing or NJ BARS mission:
M B.air Is 7'J ~ tlc city. We saw him on
be street late yos,c.day ait'rup,u. Il IS believed
bat NJ Blair l.s cen authorized to oner ans
The sun., 1865-01-28
News Items.


Ius friends ot the Ant slavery Constitutional
amendment s.y the prospect Of its r~snsgs by The
House brlghtcns every d,y. The vote On the
Senate joint resolution well bc tai on ne1t weet.
TrE Manufacturing Estsbishmcnt OF r.so 4
Krs's, u. ~. Louis was burned this mcrnios.
I'ss, 81, on on stock, machinery aud building
Insurance sao0N
rHE lots u bonds of the Dant Il Crawford
County, at MeOdville Pa. will NO, interfere With
It's business all hut s2o, ,Oco VI the 80. having bScn
recovered. Tho hank will promptly mee. oil IL.
obi. ntions
The sun., 1865-01-28

Thi, sppor ouucut wound e proper u the present
quota w.s tGsco N cab for eight hundred thou
i.r4 men, .usteaI o. taro. hundred thousand, and
tac rrme-sc n1mter held to hs duo from this
county r, IA de oru IA Of nr r'un, caused by
nc notcriou,ly eHcrssve enrolment Hal tho
Committee teen autr trorzed by The War Dcpsrt-
weut two noushs earlier than they were, to COM
iueuce ,Le correction of the enrolment, the wolk
would lave heen finished before the preseut
plotis acre assigned, and the CITY quota would
tLcrelors hayr been reduced shout fifteen thou
sand. The C-mmittee b.leve that thcro is now
no es-aFo 'r.rH this deuand The number n
men NV cnisung amounts to comparatively
nothing ThereforN Other ths bounty must 10
LARGELY rcreassd, Or ths Attemptp syoh : drsh
must he gwen up in despair Whs1eyer iulHst,co
nee uAsS b-sp dops tls c,'u hV - -,'s]s'"s'
The sun., 1865-01-28

Lir'rpool, Jan l3.-CorToS Sales Of the week,
% 500 tNe-, ...IuiluF 1900 70 rpecuiat"r5 and
eAplrtort. Tic market olenca ,ul, -, IN heavy
De,lue, nut ,iygd urts r, With q decline ou tie
week ui d ,Y AurrcHu; MI ling Orleans,
.G4d nreldftuf'- ulI Win decline on wheat
~ II2". Provisions qlot alG steady.
london, jon. l3.--C,UgH closed a. % iI~g's for
monty The tg ion ~ The BANK OF Euyaud hss
increased El5i, no, Tie Hauk Ui England has u
orcaae IT. minimum rate Of Discount 10 ~ per
cent Illinois CvuT, shares b-d3o Discount. Eue
ha1tUb uJa3I.
The sun., 1865-01-28
nousl or RtrRtsrNrArtvFs

To-day Icing set spart exclusively ir tho tonsd-
eratiou oi private hills the House pr oec,'ci To
tie execution 81 th1 .4mo up 70 the adjourumont
The sun., 1865-01-28

. e,rgc " similar dcS'rp.ion. Shr s tn charge Il
A rus hAstct GoDlwin.
The New York herald., 1865-03-12
6 j. j. wwSo6oibGkhSrr, wS6iGhS and Assessments. I.ssa

AL .ess Ss .a.
monsraed beyond question that the deposits Of oil that
S ess o. e fs@y % i e . & rich s n
AND ~ oss wno.s Osd through
lands IN sad county :, be made by Professor Asa1s the
cline se say Of cst lands land al psesen cone ae
PSny has been formed n 81 ouis w,n hs capt
acres in The above named counties and hsv. already pro-
ney % oper,on snd Few es aa III %s es
Iie.ea wl develop rs..a which sill ss,onsl are
residents q Ne sGoerood iOns been ansr '"'
Pues 1s.s.1 Sahf MA ,: 2,.S SHAgm .l ySFas, s
Shs 81 i shs ssIsr E"Ss 81 5sis% iiis!s
coaches viii Be eaisd b. ofa,g %s %sysE '
Captain Twenty -.lfsh pree.not Police, cp fian.
PRoPELLErs or sIDEwnEEL sQAT-ANY sAETY
ra. hsylns sl,har and s,ana about N Yes and = iat
% s. s s s o s s Z s % S
g 1 90 At s own expense and
panatloa % Interview address W NJ Herald oSice.
SPECIAL NoricE.-TBE MEaBgRs or THE RTa.
ssss .ns s Ssgs &. Sla street i pn saaas
our ~'' deceased brother; TIss SSsE
TuosAs BIAIa, Secretary pro TEN
TAYLOR CO, BASkERs, AT 10 Wal LsTREET,
Lottery cashed by In gold Information furnished roe
TAXES, TAXES, TAXES -uNIQSPoRT oIISyiLfR
Il Wakefield Claremont Mount Eden, Mount iiore South
ferdn'n', Powell Farm, liucher Farm county sis and
chv0 txos received AT the OF Grand and Elizabeth
sees up stairs, Monday next, 9th nstan from A. N
70 5f. n. GEORGE COOPER,
THOMAS J. BYRNES iCoTlectora
JOHN C0YLE,
1AxEe. -cAuTIQN....,LAsT DAy.-JoHS O. RANKIN,
0ny authorized collector of Mount Vernon and School
pstet No receives Monday i3h at SMITHS Grsie and
Fender store, 9l3 Grand street
THOsE HAVING RELATIVES on FRIEvDa IN.
trred ~ the huryns ground or Forsyth street noar
housssn owned by ,ts fst presbyterian church In
oimsc that the trustees " said church about
the ROM sys hereby invited cooperate
HESRy H. TABRfI treasures. 100 Pearl sIssA
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FINANCIAL AND coMMERC GAL.
slTrRpAY. March il-6 r. u.

SATURDAY, March ll-o r N.
The markets for gold and stocks have been ieVerSa
but stronger than yesterday although the former "ach
sold up 70 l05k last aghI under sharp demsna o'n
Baltimore and Va blns sion-saPposed 70 DO Osea uioA
the report of caeex 70 ohofman's army-opeaou -
decline Of 0i1 from that poal y i'e NA,as
As, tone under the suspense relating to Sherman and
,,,,. ,pnor.ons OF which that Schohelds forces
had been defeated Of the parties who teesraphea
from Ba,more night orders TO buy, sold to-day upon
that nothing reliable In the nior-
NATION lhey acted upon, and which originated in recent
paragraphs in the Richmond journals surmsing una ora
bly, tn regard Sherman army Pending the receipt OF
INTEL geuce from the latter, the majority OF outside
speouors holding back, and this shows aue' sate
OF tho market which, however, Is very easily dstnrosd
Notwithstanding Tie strong popular impression that gold
win tend steadily downward 1t IN slow TO yield and tho
prophes es Of the spears are not fully realized
The quotations during the day werc.-
The New York herald., 1865-03-12

CT. rArRIGK.s py.l.,, pAy, =.

= THE CIVIC CELEBRATION.
ss shs s,Isssss
rs s s aaA s .
sa
Ancient Order Of Hibernians Of New York-Marshsls
Thomas Ksarns and James Rsy In Grand street, wsat af
q oIsns :ss e9s ~: sss
o e MS: n .:. s sa
aasE Carey, sis' T.. re" ss'.
ris: ssss ss s.ass 4 Es.. Ss s:1. e
Ts.isS as.ss \ X p seeIsy, Se; y Breoslyn,7M.r-
' saS eaSssx r % q
sha James Fagan between Goasernsur and Montgomery
iss s.sssT x sosssy Ssz ss ss yss.
streets. right rssng :. u. T. a. b. society, No 8. Of
Nhs sss Nc % Anew sss
ssT st. Pes a ssnT oa i' sS Patrick Nhan
between montgomery and Cntsn Streets right resting IN
81 T. james, .ssy r. &c W B. socisyxar.hal John Dwysr;
between Cnton and Jefferson seets rsns resting on 's
M..Asr ssssy x q
and Canal right on s q s. P.
ham n Ns~ ss e.ss sa
Shamrock Benevolent Society No Of
Beaevolon. society. ,...,a~v v.-.,., uo,
EeneyOlent
Michael Connolly ia New sres right resting on Rus
suvan in East Broadway between Jefferson aud Rutgers
Father Mathew A. Society NO Of South Brooayn.
streets right resting LETT OF IpmaculAts Conception
'Lonsshorsmens U. B. society-Mar.hal Denis sullyanj
between Rutgers and Pike streets right resting on lett OF
?. A. Society. No l. of South Brooslya .....,u ..,.,
Henry Brssln; be.wosn Rutgers and Pike streets right
Father Mathew 1. A. b. Society, No. q Of New York-Mar
sha john Reilly; iotwssn Pike and Market streets right
ut osey al q vne.n. a. Paul. Brooklyn E
MeSsr SS0ii's bswssn Ss and
s ssss s s fs ras
and Cahrino stI.st right resting on 7 Msaghsr Club
and
resting on Barry Benevolent Society -
tween araet and tight resting on A.
FsshsT Mathew Society No q New YessnMsr
streets right resting on Q1srrymen's society:
chanan between Cathane and streets, right resting
on !: NJ seciay, No, OF New York ~.
shall Thomas Lswer; right resting s. Brdgeps Society
Father Mathew 4 A. b. Society, No Of W,iiiamsburg-
The line OF march win be taken up the military
Broadway the east gate Of the Park
procession win pass before the Mayor
Fourteenth Seventh Seventh avenue
to Thirty fourth street ThyfSurth street TO Second ave-
third to First First avenue to Eighth street.
Eighth street Cooper sis 5Ss tSkRs seis'
Arps-Patrick Mc3unn, William Atkinson.
ohn MqIy SsS1
reus HsHs s.mes M0ClSsasy RsE e%rs hAsse
na s ha as aaessea report g
81 Park street, At O'Clock A. NJ the l7th Of Maroh
The New York herald., 1865-03-12
NYees for Nerwe .e.p rrsa brown. c.rr 40 rroyi

fyo(k Tor Norwch sosp Fred Brown, Carr DO iof To'
deis..
P!iiLADELPHIA. March I0-Arr Br brig roerus; Brace
snth ror. Royal sidney Prize ooiry d. Ga 9,,ss
Ii,uin 81 u br) etepleil. GAFd-u.s; Stevens, var
10 r Bos.o rs Martin Myriak; Pearl. liii Rescue
Kelley; Lsa rtn- E, and Rnsiei der Rich, Boston, Wm
Co,lper. Taylor, New Haven: Eva Bell, Lee NNork
PORTLAND, March s-Arr mshlp Beislsn tBr WIFE
Liverpool Lond9 9niriry bark Phiena. psls Phaei
phia II j. ckson Tracy, Maanx.s; Mar and Foster
Baltimore; steamer franeon sherweod NfoiA o.u paa
Palmer skolied, Beaufort, Nc; schr Mary Pstcn
Phillips, CardenaA
PORTSMOUTH, March s--sd schr Lucy orcutt, Butler
Port Royal SO. -,
FRovIDENcR, March i0-Arr steamer Elscrs, Nye. New
YORK. cid brig Jessie Rhynas, Sherman Phiadelphla
PAwTuCAEr, March io-Arr sehr Garrison, Toursse
Elizabethp0rt - ,
ROckLAND, March b-AT schr Fulton, Mills NYork
wfScASSf, March 8-Arr ship Wallace, Lane, Liverpoo
yfa Queen o "
The New York herald., 1865-03-12
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

DoILER MAKERs-BEwARE OF BEING DUPED BY
agent: from cs6Grn1 sss FE dssySis u
FOR sa BY al news dealers Trade supplied y the
70 subscribers for y per Address @. Finchcr,
Philadelphia, Pa.
NEW BOOKs NEW CARTEs DR vrsIrE. sTEREo.
fancy Sporang Goods Send FOR new Catalogues 10 D. j.
OONPERTs Purchasing Agency, Is Nassau street. n Y.
The New York herald., 1865-03-12
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
HNI-OrivKR Thursday, March Q, at tho resi-
dence OF thu BRIDES father, by the Rev. Joseph Wai
JANE r. Hail. Of Jersey City, TO StRAu A. daughter OF
Jonathan Oliver, of Ccntrcyile, NJ J.
Newark and Bufiho papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1865-03-12

Stea1nshipa New York (Brem Meteor Saxon City of Fort
su Priroe, Pennsylvania Ednburgh Relief, Z C,Knight
Puns shuey; bark Iaabella hrgs Ocean bes Celestnn
AIPlegae Henry Hobart Pilot Bird Scranton Napoleon
Wild Ross, Globe.
Wind at sunset SW
The New York herald., 1865-03-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A MERYoAN sTEEL-sPRINa, TOE, CALKINo TIRl
"A and srigh Shoe Stccl Of all sizes and kinds made o
the the Norway lroR Works. Boston,
sac by the proprioton NAfLOR CO., Boston, Ne,
York and Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1865-03-12
U,RIENDLY SONS OF ST. PATRICK.

U,RIENDLY SONS OF ST. PATRICK.
meeting held at Dclnonco's, I'd inst the follow
ing gentlemen elected officers for the ensuing year
Richard Bell, President 81 Pine street,
Eugene Kelly, First Vice president, 20 Wall street
John b. Fogcry Second Vice President No. Pine street.
Henry L. Hognet, Treasurer, ll2 Duane street
William Wbcsi1e, Secretary " Reade street.
The Diuner Committee az follows
William Watson, Chairman, ~ Park place,
Daniel Deylin, 23S broadway,
Thomas Barbour 93 Chambers street,
Edmund l.. lie lrne, 81 Chambers street.
James Stuart, - Nassau street,
John Bryan, 30 Broad street.
VIM. u. 10gnley 20 Park place.
whom tickets had FOR the anniversary dinner Of
18th March, 1865 TO be held In Delnoncos or
Fourteenth street and Fifth avenue.
NToTIcE--AN ELECTION FOR A BOARD OF DIRECT.
IN for the ensuing year OF the Fortysecond Street and
Grand Street Ferry Railroad Company viii be held At tho
Office OF the company corner OF Fort, secoad street and
Twelfth the itih inst Poll open between the
hours Of ~ N. and r. H. BY order of
NFw YoRK, March . 1873. JOHN KERR, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1865-03-12

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF TAXES AND
~ Assessments, y Chambers street. New York. January
y 1903.
Notice TO taspaycrsNotce is hereby given the
rolls OF the real personal estate
county OF New York for 1876 win be for Inspection and
review from aud after Mondgy, January 1886 and viii
main open Till the 30h day Of April 1870 FOR the
OF errors and the equalization Of the Of the
aforesaid
New York All persona believing themselves be sggrievod
must make apple 10 tho Comnis sioners during
rio1 above mentioned In order obtain relief provided
by law, Il sarh application be msde W relation 10 the
assessed valuation OF tho real estate u be
in writing. stating the ground of objection thereto
and thereupon tue Commissioners shall examine
the complaint, and h In their Judgement the sssess-
erroneous they shall the be
II such application be made ia rel ton 20 the
ton Of the personal estate the applicant shall be
under ostn 10y the said Comms onsrs who shall be author
tied TO administer such OATH and In ba their Judgment
the assessment is they shall the
corrected and r the OF they
believe be just and declare their decision thereon within
thirty days after such application shall have been made TO
them No reduction shan De made by the Board OF super
under this unless II shall appear under aarma
ton, that the party aggreved unable TO attend within
the for the taIes
OF sickness absence from the c,ty.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-08-29

D uuly against ihe leader, tha they
bs. aio.ity. and d !, rbisa eoa.
ruirard upaH tie bead o Dati,
ltFIs lt,I III hn stones sbf5v 8.
u atY isf.n abeuct lbe catpse, 1T
slowed ne8 rtfe dadt eared 0ui rs
nHs m.eF. B mas Be- asked aid
Dari aad Gr .ee know 81 The
mmeer ,n Wlnrh S0uihern prisoners
sere rrHeds lie N3rh believe
ihyy did. anJ, erglyre. IS ] have
SAID. tie try ier lbeH lives, however
rcpuisNe 4 msy sound nul cry
raised wihuul prusocatiuu ltis not
tle Nl.d clmof 81 i mo9 aad i Is So
iar deep snd acal lId believe
tae Governments viii have 81 reset
ilic whole .orae q pubhc upiu On ln
lAe Sorth Il Mr. Davis Is 10 -Ae rs
llr. "il says writer vino ttuiy
reflect. ,ie views ii ,4e pyop on the
su.Jtc, eGen lee had been deem.
ined uW 10 have prisoners starved Of
abus q, doe, amy ote doubt lhai ia
cgail uNe pIegeued these things I
Nug8l, doubts t. Aul 50 of Davis
Tic Chief Of a soeahed Conted-
cacy, who could calmly consider
among ids Official dogument. ineendi-
ary plot. for Tie secre slcsuue,ion OF
ships, hotels. and ties full Of peace
able people, is a chief well worth 70
preeide over such cruel,ies; bpt his
only jusi title is President Of Assass
ins, and the whole civilized world
should make common cause against
such a miscreaut." | do not know
whether this argument aud this Ian
guage will be deemed conclusive orr
satisfactory IN England; they are cer-
tainly held 10 be 20 here, and, after
all, i is i4 America thai Mr. Davis IS
to be tried. His friends might posi-
bly, see d worse fate beiall him than
his death ~ Fortress Monroe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-08-29

SlGNs AND ToErNs.-The ollow,
les from Puck, reu iauay pape.
q CaIoun
4 long article hGying the above
heading Is g5Iag tbe round 4 ibc
press and has been los some time e.
PUCK thinking tbe olj ones arc p,B
ed ont, has manufactured some Bea
oaes he being supernatural being
is of course fully competent TO 90 So
Tie G7diroB. 10 lake down the
gridlrou from iho nml where II hang
ing, with the ielt Hand, Is q St ga thai
the ai.. 5e a broil Ia ihe kitchen.
Ids K.rror. II mirror j. bgok-
en-, i isa siga that o go53-l5oliag
lass will Be missed 10 that house.
4 F,ojroL TO meet funeral
procession is sign of a death.
Hoeka- Book 10 lose pocket
book containing gleenl ek 8 uniacsy.
Aaib Il wong ea. her nai,s
every Monday /, Is lucky for her lrgs.
band
Roosif& II you hear 4 rooster
crow when you ate IN bd ana tbe
clock strikes a few times al Die same
instant, il is sign o. uo(u)Jning.
A AcliHg ha. If you have an
itching ear, tickle your nose add you
viii have an itching there, ana in
luck win Be avered.
SAB. To spin salt accidentally in
to stew while It is on the flre, Is
a proof that the family win meet with
alterations (salier ratpns).
A Cat. When Cat prepares 10
wash its face, il is sign that one in
the house is to receive licking
4 Warts To have sixteen warts on
on he left hand, is unlucky; 10 have
the same number on your right hand,
is q sign you are unfortunate.
Sgtrits. ii married man, while
hi. wife IS il the room, takes up bot.
1 tie Of spirits with his right hand, Il IS
sign that She viii shortly be out Of
spirits, and her husband il going to
liquor.
Stock Raising. If oue-eyed bull.
dog flies al a stock .raisers legs, il de-
notes that misfortune will happen 10
his calves.
! Bridal II you get on horseback,
on Monday before the sun is up, it is
a sign that you will have hand in
the bridal.
L0cly. 10 stroke green.eyed
cat with white spot on her nose is
lucky, and heavy purs will be the
consequence.
Marriage. If you are il house
and hear baby cry, it is sign Of
marriage--or if Il isn't it ought 10 BE-.
Red Hair. Ii red barred man
falls in love with a girl who disiikes
hair Of that color he will very likely
/ dye before he is married,
The above signs and porieDts may
be strictly relied upon they have
never been known 70 fail.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-08-29

FHs EtEcTloN 81 Cas- Rous.
srau The Louisville .iasr,ai has
tbe .oiIoN.ug fccting lhe election
Of Major General Rousseau as repre-
sentative Ia Caaer from ,Ao I.ouis-
.yiIle Duaet
Mayor Gmtr. Ro'sesu, b l's
brilliant success en Monday, has a..
i9asb 2 uis opponents ana give many
'ofhn iii ID, ui agreeable urpnse.--.
His majority is greater than either
patty expected lpdeed, the aali-
amendment ptriy, Up to Monday at.
tern On, woall btl any odds upon hia
defeat Ssll he himself was conh-
dent, indeed be wns no, less confident
in the cause 81 ne sigh, than hs was
IN 1861, when he took measures to
ranea Kentucky brigade aud enter
"a upon ,he military career which re-
suited 50 gloriously
Few knew What difficulties Gener-
n Rousseau had 10 meet and eucoun.
ter when he began Ibis canvas True,
be was a iayorle Of the people, but
hjs position iurggard s the constitu.
tonai amendment was most uupopu.
lag lhe proposed measure, advo.
Gated by hjm, was wholly new 10 most
Of the voters aud against ,he,t educa-
tion, their habits d thought, and al
their prcdjudices. When lie went in-
TO the counties, no matter ii what d.
rcction, he, of course, found himself
warmly aud admiringly received rs a
man aud warrior; but il he talked
about the constitutional amendment,
those around him opened wide their
eyes, shook their heads, gave him 20
understand that il was impossible for
them TO support him, But io behev-
ed that he could overcome their op-
position, and he went herocally 20
The work, and. TO very great extent,
succeeded. Il was not long before he
announced to US and 10 his other
friends that he should be elected.
A very large portion Of the honor
Of electipg the gallant Rousseau be.
longs 10 the Germans aud the Irish.
No other candidate ever got such "a
German and Irish vote as his. Tho
Germans wen, for him all but unani.
mousIy, aud the Irish who did no. vote
for him were exceedingly few. He
is deeply grateful for the noble service
done him by both, and he will never
forget it, A hundred Of offers were
made 10 turn them against him, but
they stood as firmly up for him as e,-
er he himselfslood in battle. ThOy
we're proof against arguments, proof
ggainsl eutreaties proof against prom
ises, and proof against threats. Al
conceivable devices were used against
him with them as well rs with oIhcrs,
and money was freely lavished, but
all proved of no avail. He 10 the
Representative elect OF this district
10 Congress, and it Is n most iortu-
nate thing for the State. She will
feel the effects OF hi5 great and salu
.tary Influence at the Capital Of tho
Country. lie will.be worth more TO u
al Washington than fifty such mem
bers as the anti-amendment candidates
could eyer be.