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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-07-20

The question of State rights is
very unimportant compared with the
question of national security The
people of the United States have ex-
actly the same right to determine
upon what conditions the rebel
States shall be reorganized that they
had to prevent the secession of those
States from the Union. 1t is simple
folly to speak of any, part of the
country or any body OF citizens who
are lying under the disabilities con
sequent upon rebellion having any
Fright whatever to any share in the
government of the country except
upon the conditions which, in the
opinion Of the country, guarantee its
safety.
In the dispassionate and patriotic,
but, as it seems to Us, Illogical rea-
soning of many of our friends upon
Reorganization, they say that the duty
of the Government under existing
circumstances is, first, to adopt sure
measures to secure the obedience of
all citizens to the national Constitu-
ton, and, second, to preserve invio-
late the rights guaranteed to the
States by the national Constitution.
But how if the measures which the
country deems essential to the ma
tional security should require vio-
lation of such rights? Is the nation
to go constitutionally to destruction?
Are the nationsl rights of existence,
or the State rights in internal regu-
lation, to yieldp Or, with the expe-
rience Of the last four years, are we
to assume that there can be no real
collision between differing views OF
the limitations of State rights7 lai
According to the view we are con
sidering the State may have such q
Constitution as it lchooses, subject
only to the condition that it be re
public in form, IF then, in the alb
solute sense claimed, State always
exists, this Constitution is the fun
damental law, and an election held
under it is valid In that case Mr.
Clark and not Judge Sharkey is the
Governor of the State of Mississippi.
/ BY what constitutional authority,
then, according to this reasoning, is
Judge Sharkey sent to Mississippi
as Governor? Mr.. Clark was elected
by the voters under the State Con
stitntions which, by long sufferance,
lthe United States had allowed to be
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-07-20
STATES AND STATE RIGHTS.

BAEBoURsyrLLE. W. Va, July 10, 1865
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-07-20

Aui bIle OouTAAi.
f.... THE ABSENT ONE. .u.i ii-F.
One less the member 'round the crate, '' 1
Tie chair is vacant at he. plate. . aa .5-
One less TO kneel at morning PRAYER,
Alasi loved one is not there. IN
In evening shade, at close OF day, 7.r l
When maidens, ere the dew fall. straw U.
We look upon the lawn and lea, aaiH
But thee, Dear Mettie, do not see.
The home is sad, friends sorrow still. -r-T
And kindred eyes with tears yet fill,
Morn. noon ani night a mother veeps1
Her loved one in the graveyard sleeps.
When, joyo1s life was in its spring, 80
And youths gay hopes did pleasures bring.
She faded. as fades the fragile flower,
At chilly night, in yernal bower.
Dear child, as Time fond memory feeds,
A mothers heart still o'er the Gleeds;
But friends will reunited be,
And spirits rest forever free.
Sweet sing the birds above her tomb,
Light, rest the turf fresh flowers bloom;
Mild, sweep the winds o'er lowly bed,
Soft, fall the raindrops on her head.
At pensive night when none go near p
= To leave a garland sweet or tear,
The moon and stars, that never sleep,
A ceaseless vigil o'er her keep. r'
B.H. 7.
BAEBoURsyILLE. W. Va, July -, 1865.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-07-20
notice.

II HAVE now taken out license as Auetionee
i for the county of G.llia, and am prepare,
to attend to all sales, and hereby warn al
persons acting as Auctioneers without license
that viii enforce the law to its fullest ex
tent, for all such offences.
ROBERT Stafford.
Nav, 25. 1851.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-07-20
me Xxx. GALIIPoLIS, OHIO, JULY 20 1866.
R The Following beaautifaI line

R The following beautiful lines
were selected from large number
of poems, as worthy of the s10e
prize paid by the editors of ''Demor.
ests Mirror of Fashion " 1t has been
set to music and furnished the
readers of that popular magazine.
NATIONAL JUBILEE. 'aa
Prize SoSe.
Fling forth the Nations banner
In its glory on the airl
IT'S the ancient Flag of Freedom,
Not star is missing there:
Our triumph and redemption,
For the people all are free; e;r'st r.'7.
And the Jubilee hath sounded @
Universal Liberty, ya
CHORUS,
Our triumph and redemption,
For the people all are free:
And the Jubilee hath sounded
{ Universal Liberty.
The Dove of Peace is brooding
Der the desolated earth,
. ana Ine mowers again are sprihginS
In our Freedoms second BIRTH
Ring out the bells of glory. -'-a .ii''-' $3.50
Call our noble veterans home;
From the fields of war and carnage,
Greet the Heroes as they come.
, '-l-DC CHoRUs.
., Ring out the bells of glory,
Call our. noble veterans home,
From tho Fields of war and carnage,
p, Greet the Heroes as they come.
Upon the brow Of millions
' God hath placed the crown of light,
And the hosts of their Oppressors
He hath 'whelmed in endless night.
Wen shout about the triumph
Through the world, from pole to pole.
Be the boon Tor all defended
As the birth ght of thesoul. ...
-a-.s. - H. CHoRUs. r..
The starry flag is floating
In it's glory on the airj
'Tis the spotless flag of freedom,
Not star is missing there; -.-
Eternal truth and justice,
All mankind exulting seei
Shout the Universal chorus
0four country's jubilee. --..-,
"' "'1 CnoRts. =
, 1865-11-22
FROM NDIANAPOLIS.
Legislative ProceedtnSs-Mnson sonic Com
vent1ots-Court Maxters-Keslmentx in

Legislative Pr0ceedfnHx-Mnaon sonic Con-
ventlots-Courtn n1axters-Kestments In
Transit.
1speeia, Despatch to the Chicago 1tibune.]
lND1AxAPoI1s, Nov. 81.
The Senate met at 8p N.
MI. vau Duektrk presented q petition urayinn
for The repeal Of the baek 1aws and asking lexts1a
ton to eecure to co1orrd people The hight to testify
IN courts Justice and to &hase In the school find
The judiciary COMMITTEES reported back Ar,
Mootes resolution Of yesterday, in reference to lax.
ing United States bonds. and recommending it's
indefinite po*tponcment. Report not coneurred in,
of ofe aes ~ noaee f. eelec commit
Well, Corb1n and Culver.
A great deal Of work uas done By yartons COM
1ntrtee7 re u mixing rcpoE:s on bills. Adjourned.
TT. Brown offered resolution to appoint CON-
Dtttee Of five 10 inquire into the e1pedieucy Of e.
taehehing board TO license locomotive engineers.
The Senate bill dep.tsin9 the judges OF the
supreme CouH Of the pouef to tssne wits Of
naeeas Gotp9 y wss taken up and passed Cndes
NJ. Burton, from the Committee on Education,
maoe minority report against amending the
thcir CHILDREN the hcned,a Of rduea5ons The
Ise=ona pres ented we're rehaeh OF old. worn out
Copperheaa resolutions and defnnct platforms.
the Stale Constitution, BY striking out the 18th A.
the special order for the House, was taken up.
Mr: HnskIk made quite lengthy speech In op.
position 70 the retolut1on, when On motion, future
Sonsiae1ntton thereof was postponed til next
A message was received freu the Goyetno. .e1at
ing to the National Cemetery at Gettysburg, Re-
eo1nn ending m appropriation 10 pay tho amount
recessed against The State a her sha1e Of expense,
meet this morning. = laEec number Of delegates
, 1865-11-22

AZ TT recent 1nnual election ut st. Luke-a Hos
pital, the following apsstntmeuts were m.de=
RcT. Clinton Locke, PresIdeut.
Nrs- L. Due, fhn President.
Mn. barney. Tteasas9z.

~ " recsnt annual election At st. Luke-a Hos
pitsl, t9e toaoHtng apHefotmeuts were m.de-
N,s. l. Due, VFs ltssideut. %
Mn natneyv 1feAka0H.
Mrs. Chitenaen. SeeHiary.
Dtrett1ess fon Cataedral, Hrs. Keep; Grace
den e. ges e sf ny ndeny NJ q dsn F. Ghsn Tn
buchanan " stepha5, Ms. Ryder; Christ, Mis-.
D'sSs; Holy COMMUNISM, Mrs. Sharp.
uoxE FOE 1HE FRt1Sp1Ess.-Them managers of
the Homo for the Frtendless ,asue IN earnest ap-
peal for aid to enable ttm to ca3 on propes!, thla
winter helr noble charity. and certainly there ia ND
benevolent institution epimins tho cooperation Of
the public which moro strongly recommends itself
10 every genesons and Christian heart It's special
aud children. 1ndigent women and children who
hare been abandoned os are the wretehed offspring
OF md ssolnte parents, are cared for In the
tneut devoted exclusively 70 the reformation and
Improvement morally dnd otherwise, Of Magda1eus
who tnav desire " 10 lave liie Of stn and return
to the paths Of yirtne" some idea Of the extent Of
the influence Of this institution may be gained nom
the faet that orcr eight hundred fElcDdless women
nud children pass through this Homo annuity.
TIE women ar @ tu1n,shsd K With e9plogment snlta~
Ing It, and tho children are either returned 10
parents or friends when they able 10 care prop
crJ for the arc indentnrcd or given ont for adop-
tlCn III GOOD LRflSI143 Il1uufe9. IN Inc manage
meat OF The uoue for the Frend1ess. there Is not
trace OF eectarianlsm, a. Il Is managed by Board
composed nom all tho Protestant churches in Chi
revded by applicants u that they arc fieudiess and
poer. For The support OF so larGe fantly as the
Home at all t,nes contafns, Of fcourze Large amount
Of supplies Is needed; but vast increase Ia neccss
ta:ed a1 his time BY the rise in prices Of provisions
and The increased number Of applicants in this
clement seasou. Donations Of I'LL kinds-money,
food and clothing, are solicited. The formation Of
{fS I'll 10 fty
urged. Donations should be addressed to l.. B.
Wight, T. o. box G31, Chicago. Ill.
, 1865-11-22

1T13+I. TtaAe%s
IEm se]l 1t Pnb1c Auction, il TIC e3sy Of fCiarks-
s E. g. e z
~ ssss sssSs alsn nsse
ss s?ei: IL n;9 III
sies. ss.s ss Y';ss .fsss sa,
ei gs 9 1sF WS:S WsSSsT fss s
a. Aasss ~ S9s; bssss IL!
s.!fi Gss: ss Is, jsssis ss:,s:
1eft EneIe.s ehata; q Fa Chains HalssT Gas,as;
II 6z!: o.. Ss!fB:; f!s:a Is
Es!!i4 hs.@ss; 4 H.aa Hammer; ssese H..
ssaess Mnoa aa5fae Reana s'5se Wesae Habs
asasns HSo6E k'fs; s:r esssh aos
@ @E;snes; u Flows; ny RssAs: Weed Kasss:l
S:ddies: j. %assS 5.ads: s y ssss. % .;.osssS . S;%
feras won e. sSes: sSs S1s IL ssssa;
stes5 SD
ReF To1s af WHsaa!1 Tfa9 1d, T., aag
Morley wrench n bushels Bltusa mons coaI @.6m
Sc ssS asR1z: ssss 4 G''s ge ssass ss9 sf
Tsnts; q commo9 Tents Teats * Shelter Tents; 10 Wall
Also 1t The n11c time and pisce the fol1ovux ms
chlue4y, DOW IJtnR Rt Grtt3n QTyatp's Wood Ynrd
about Is miles from C2afksy111e. 0
Helst. !: Cylinders; heaters, Foree Pumps;
As9 @ tne sErnalses at Fort Donelsgn Ieunessee,
Frame Building, laax6o feet used as Corumisssrr
nnioinR FFaMs Stable, :9xl6 fest; Frsme Build
FEa1e Building, t3!@ leet. used u Military Prison
Franz Building, Skis feet nsed as Post Eakerv;
Wooden ssab,e loosSo fett nsed a. sah'e tor Ecyen
soldiers barracks: Frame Badlna tnrn feet naed u
9nsItespaatGs oh3ec Ill Wooden Shantes lsxl?tnet
eacn, sodlef and nexro qu1fteT1i Frame Building.
11I6 teet, used - Telegraph office Frame Saop,
@x21 feet used - GoTfrnrncnt Work Shop Frame
IFrame Building, x1s feet, u.ed oncers' qua1tcis.
BIZ order Of T. 4. Eddy, Chief QuArtern3 n3Sttr Dept
Of Tennessee. GEO. ISENSTEIN.
EOS1Ee6xeI E1pt. L i. Z. If.
, 1865-11-22

Reception nud Dinner to The 20ih Gale
Orcd acknowledgements Of TFoops-
nIhapprehensfon of the Order Of tho
War Departnent-Examln for
Robbery.
lspoc1a, Despstcb to the Chicago Tribunal
SPEIxaF1EIn Nov. 81
The colored people OF this city wtu give recep-
lion and dinner to the 2Nh United SIXTIES co1orcd
regiment now awaiting payment ut Camp Butler.
Cor. 0g1esby, Hon. ". H. Herndon, Col Matheny
and z. s. Zane, Esq., viii address the meeting.
1t appears that ZONE pssmasterr hare mIscun-
strucd the ofEtal order Of the l1th OF June, 1863
IN rc1atiou to the payment Of troops, only paying
them up to the tine o1 their ar1Ival at the render
roue, unless they were specially delayed, when The
Cos0nment intended that the troops should feccfye
pay, III all cases. up to the day Of their muster out
1t Is e=ttmated that the troops Of Illinois haye re-
ceired 1ess by abort tho hundred thousand dollafs
ihan they would had the order been construed AZ
the Government Intended. It is probable that the
matter nay be brought before the authorities al
Washington with The nope that Justice nay be done
the soldiers who may have suffered In The case.
= chns3es Mack md Mies odye Mack are haying
iobbine the Crest Western and Chleago and Alton
Railroads Of eundty goods. Goods havc been found
trcrcted about the premises occupied BY the psr-
A Young Mems Library Association was organ.
bcrx, who hive each subscribed five dolIars to the
3-rH
, 1865-11-22

Personal mAttefH Soldfcrss Orphans
Going to Their NesT Hon3e-ArrEvnI
Of a Lost Party.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttibanel
...... DEs MONIES, Not. n.
Colonel Edward Wright, member elect Of the
nc1t House OF Representatives, from Cedar county.
Is announced m this mornings Rtg5aer as caodt-
date for speaker Of the House.
Gen. Wm. vandefer Is spoken of as candidate
tor O. S. Senntor.
Hon. John A. Kasson leaves home tonight for
Washington ME. Kassonts family wil remain II
their residence in this city during the coming
sereIon.
Cor. Stone arrived in town, this evening, from
knoxville
One hundred and ttiy children from the soIdie4s'
or1hans' Home. at Farmingson passed up The riyts
On Wednesday. On the steamer Eelthbu1E. on their
way to the orrbans' Home In Davenport.
The connrl B}rns 4SonpnytI chronicles The ar
f1val N that city OF party of mtoerz, who came
through from Idaho with pack horses and wbo.
on the woS. cot lost md were at time i've days
hon Indians. 3~@
Its settled that the railroad bridge ACROSS the
Mississippi al Dubuque is to be constIucte1. eo
thaf the thst end will be located few rods ahoys
the Dn11t1th fright house. and the west end At The
foot Of Seventh street, In Dubuque.
, 1865-11-22
NEW YORK.

Reception of Gen. Grant-Sercre Storm
"a FassfcuG-0r. TynEsx Church to b.
Immediately Hebullt-IRc1ief or tn,
Ataf0ntA PaasenGeu-Noyem o
Mexiean Liberal Officers.
| NV YonK, Nor: e1:-The reception OF Genera
| GEsnt L q he Fifth Avenue Hotel last night "a
most brilliant There Were orc1 2 coo guests nrcs
eaf, including eome Of the most proulucns men O
the unlted States. Notwithstanding tbe rntn. Al
tmpcnse thronx gathered in the vicinity Of III
At the conclusion Of the reception cc.e,non,e.
zen. Iis1t aDd purity tat down 10 Rp*clal euppc1
Iepy Fsa to toast drank to his health, Gen. Gran
lam greatly indebted to 1he ctrxens, ladies' md
have ieesired darns .6c M tee az IN that EFT
have been with then- You know II IL not Tuy hat,
It to make speeehe1 md hope you vii exease rue
bottom ai my heart" '~-A@ ''''1 &a'
Ints afternoon Gen Grant takes his departure 70,
"ashingtan On the toas O'Clock Train.
New ToKK, Nor, a1.-The unp.eazapt weathc,
prevents he :lh regiment p.rading a. guard oI
honor 10 Lent Gen. Grant today az pfnnossd
Gen Grant Visited fhe post Office Ills moFn.np. Ind
WI teasc the oily without any Demonstration TIL
The first annual presentation Of Asptnva1l m med,l.
5oE military merit Ht11 be made this evening 1t ths
from Generals Hooker md il, Coz. Fonto5p' pss Goi
lie wind rhis forenoon has occa,louea a htrb
.s usae, osesno~1ng many piers In the lower part oi
ne eis!' and damaging: come merchandise On the
new Yonx, Nor. s1.-very high tides prevailed
ed. oserlowiug The piers, On which iarEe orsnities
of melthandtsc te stored, thereby capsiac mnrh
danagc- Nearly III the cellars % the Wcst and
goods there stored. ~ "'8
Ihcre arc but few arrivals to-day.
GhambeA thas morning Nj. whiis2e4 o5 5r. sGaa aua
John D. McGreRpr we're opponent coanee1 in =
sase7 statement Tes made by NJ. McG1cgor.
dssgged 1ls opponent At once from The room, and
Conr directed MI. Whitaker to make for,nsi nd.
plsssoo9 npP 10 Pu4lea Ha5 9soteSof I; tos soptsmpt
1{ng.e church mel 1ast night, and determined to
1seua he ehsgsh sn tae Ga s!ts viii IS little *
ef s,a1 ssous {: sSssSs sads. Tie tRs
were subscribed 10 ahout an hour for this purpose,
and conmtttee appointed to secure further cor.
tabutions. The work OF rebuilding et1l begin at
A meeting to devise sid 70. the suffering people
O. ihe south will be held the Academy of 4usic,
Iheaamination Of i. c, Barney, charged with
completely u Custom Hoaso frauds, has been ad-
tourned mill lusday next owing to the absence Of
'bs ssn3se1wAstn:s ehr kaH !, B1ss5 and sedgwtek
gsaphed Nal. Gunthrr that the etesmer Illinois
ebali be placed at the dsposa! ofthc Health commls-
snneis s1 n nj Ie stssge passensess the Ataaats
Il is romered the cabin passengers have come up
n Hz5aM pqellshet . Ut Of the passengers BY
Vile, Fla, 2th oc:obes, be]teyed lost In the Oeso
NV YoRk, Nov. ao.-Tbe Hkralds Washington
Colonel Larzstorrs md Robert Duchesness, "a as II
u Lbe.si e si@Sy: 4 15oaaway IN - ssse.ssd
1A1$T
, 1865-11-22
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Constitutional alAFncndment-Rebe

The Constitutional Alncndment-Re
Dcbt-En n Dilemma.
NEW ToRK, Nov. sl.-Tha H<rutFr Charleston
correspondent Of Tho 18th FATE: "a. foon a. the
the Presidents desires and Intentions in regard
10 tho Constitutional Amendment, they thought
best to dispose Of the matter al once and adopted
1t by au almost unanimous vote IN the Senate and
by ~ TO 28 in the house. The Legislature has t.
keu8 recesa. On reasseulb1ase tn regular session,
cn The s7sh It ie expected the proposition to repu
the State Convention, will cause warm debate.
Some members maintatn TINT the Legislature can
got legally repndiate the Enr debt, and think new
Con.cntion pecsssaIy. 0ths.s fayor prompt leg
sional Governor Perry 10 continue 10 act as State
Executive, caused some embarrassment. 1t IL pro-
posed thtt the Governor elect JAS L. Or shall be
fnaugurated Immediately after the meeting Of the
Rstslat,re-rrRulAf session.
, 1865-11-22
RnSfnrt Efer%ru

BOSTON, Nov. Sl.--Chas. White and Michael Col
!!ns were arrested today for attempting TO pass
spurious fl(0 bills on the Globe Bank Of Proyi-
dence, They hail rom New York.
simon jackson, boarding honso keeper pscrf-
ously announced as having had his skull fractused
oT eome unknown assassin. died this morning.
boarded with Jnckeon and disappeared immediate
u after the murder, hare b4ea arrested in New
York on eufntrf1n
, 1865-11-22

, The donations 70 st. Luke's Free Hospital since
~ report ar Is follows; Trinity Church th rough
:ez5Ptio1s. :ez5P Pti.o1 :. e. uasiesd sl0.o y. II. TtIden
xss.0o, g: E: Duase s1.o0, quarterly: Mis- Van
ATnaz; q = Il .@. 3. E. Sargent $500. {. r. Thomp-
F; sa5esn.Y s39o. Y. :: Baker ts:oo. +. .. Aver
xioM' ~ III "adsSfn "a M 5000. j. g. Fargo $so.no,
500 |; Teshnns + 1900; Tdafty Church ssbbsih
Barney: Grace Church, st. Likes Society, 5000 :;
800 fsnu n Mst; r. Watson. collected by Ms. Hnrd.
20 ns sugsz fson M; Gaylord; eash, 5000; one
ton OF coal fIom Waldroa Kno1ne; tea tous coal
from friend Of the Hospital; tnree sallous Of
whisley from q: T. shufeidt: liver nom. Union
aa,4fft; l3 81; sten ana dck frnn = ]. Day barrel Of
Mr. nollihsnd; old linen from Sherman House
books from Mrs. Buchanan Douations through
Mrx. Colburns Il Ds coffee ftona Mclaughlin i
Woolfnra; meat and vegetables from Empire mar
Eet.
Donations received bJ Ms. Chitsendeu-l iron
bed.teaa. lounge. blanket, aud pillow nom Mrs.
huttet-Boolu from Cobb 4 Prttcha1d; 20 tom
Nm, Chittendeu.
, 1865-11-22
From North EaruItun.


NEw YohK. Nov e1.-Ihe RA1e1gh S1mpldyu eaYa
that Gov. Holden haa appointed Dr. Wm- s1oap, Of
Gnston county. State frc7. .urer. and that he will
enter upon the discharge Of his duties at ONCE. Dr.
Sloan is m rltra Uniou man. and gentleman OF
6ne ahttttisa He was defeated ut Conssesa II the
gIon prefeudng to vote for gentleman who lad
been fn the rcbcl Congress and Who cannot take the
cath. Dr. Sloan, If elected, could have takeu The
, 1865-11-22
Nem anhertt8euIg1ttH

II e. II. SCRIVES d CO., Advertising
Agents, Il Dearborn street, are authorized
Agents to receive Advertisement for the Tri-
hune. and aII other leading papers shrouah-
nuf thu Upfted S3xft8 uud Euuudu.
, 1865-11-22
Distinguished Party in the Conf
Mines.

. Po7Tsx11LE, Pa, Nor. 21.-Senstox John Sh.r-
man. Of Ohio, ard MessZs- paytd Wells, Of New
Revenue Commissioners, nho len PhiladelphiA
yesterday morning for he purpose Of Waiting the
middle eosl region OF Pe.n:yisa1ia npdes ths ant,
companies, reached Mount Carbon Inst evening,
accompanied by number Of distinguished gentle
Mep. ffom PAlltdeapkte, Men xo1k and Boston.
, 1865-11-22
Mem advertisements.
{xoW AxApT.}
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE.



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1nets.a4 ns*euaue se.uo A.Sae Aao 1ae o1an'
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a..ssn1t oe u =! ,a. oy a'maee
TaI.n ~ yMpsUa1s ~, o. lug psense ~ tatue-
...ss.tna os n!eGoa1e-AusuAlsa eyst:n Of L.
en- Afiec.ed ~ ~ Tstt,. e1.aaa cam nsus:
ssIt. ~ 11ss - s"9 N.etse e.%ae-eo"pasatFo
dnesre1rnn1ss - seeos ste, o. c9ss ss Cream Fro
tobcrLeon,n. ,.on ~ nrin.s - us" aeslHz ",
1es4-Fr,nrh rn.sv.t,ea., rh... ~. as'o
The Grain rtsae-Fstuius Prosnect.M1eus4,, tev4I
New%-MnnrT snn s+,sr 49,, .'slstse-ueaeIA
Board Of Trade. nhozstn. .-r.t rrr.ess ~ uc
with the United state. r.. Sc. - N'."1
2-THE NEW EEGL1sH MiEIsTRy-
s-CAPE HAYTIEE: Bonabafdu uent az the port h..
the british steamer Bull Dos-or1xla Of tbe INN.
calsy.
&-rHE REVOLT IN JAMAICA. Tho 1nsurrecs1ou
premature and promptly put down.
+sERENADE TO SPEAKER CoLFAL: An Eio-
queHs End Highly Ympostsnt Speech.
e-W1LIIAM LLOYD GARRISON: Ills Life and
Services u he Cause Of the Abolition Of SIaEesy.
I'M" PubLiCA1loNs: Alanetao-fne Begin
H1nE " oat t.tay -. - -. - .stA t
asaHe' soas VI 'no ntFef4' W 1la''s l. b. DEE"
1ss.: .o,,r.,
.s.s.zst. snaNA 1usS.a, <,s:, !,,
@ohlHooAAfalC hHfo!sa: t-sp!s 70 some
l., u9eeuues u apu C1anS.sm Q. kn1es a'ianee.
VsEittuE - 5hHs4oN hANo: tntefestsns H.
cloenss-na Illness ana Its LAST Dayt-Ah Aast
., HOWE eq,1y Eish - Ia~,o" 20 ~ "eea. -
Eiustrat,ne The career Of Aisrie Anto1sttc.
t+EIEEUTIOS OF INDIANS: shakopee and Med.
c1ne Bottle Hanged at Fort Snel1tnx,
1i-SAsBr. lie Nai1eth Over Moo Gersey.
, 1865-11-22

BosroN, Nov. st-sp. ma violent northeast
storm preTufs here and 1t Is eeyeFe on The coast.
The only Eastern steamer In ts the Eaatern Queen.
hon BAH: Ths steamer Dxu1e4 Webster PM bsek
to Eath. The steamer KAtahdiu, from Bangor, for
Doeion, PIT in'o Fortland for harbor. There arc
no te8iotls msf1uo djsasters Fenofted a. vet
, 1865-11-22
FROM ST. PAUL,

Income Ltkf Of lxt Congressional Dis
tr1ct-Thc BtyerScarcity Of Help
Movement Of The Hoard of fIeulth.
Especial pesp tch to the Chicago Tnbnnc.l
ST. PAUL, Nov. 81.
4he' income list for this Congressional dl.trict
81, t,4saT7I, and lax OF EGQ,a5G or thia amount
-. panl pays ~, TO ta1 On incomes amounting to
*93f, SOS.
TbeEc good prospects that the r1ye. will remain
open until Iat frxt Of December. Thp rrcat dl!d-
ca.ty now u to ohtain dick hands to hautle lha
freight Vctee1s are pay1ns S1C0 Per month, and
cal't tet cseNr at that.
The Board Of Health have at Last made a n,oye-
1neut and appointed COMMITTEES TO hare tue city
clenpe1.
, 1865-11-22
FROM CINCINNATI.

Meeting OF the Chamber Of Commcrce
appointment OF Grain 1nspector-
Important Religious Movement.
, 1865-11-22

Republican Victory in Colorado.
DENVER. Nor. a0.-The returns come In slowly,
hut sufficient Is received to indicate The election Of
G,]pin Governor, and Chileott to Costress, and
The cntise Union Administration ticket.
, 1865-11-22

Il opeahx = rev taxoite Of Opera Rounets.. Tha
mss ot ssyle, znlpass ny ever e1nibted il ss city
Her pEtecs also zfe sy lsoderste% Ladies' Wonld do
well 70 call and e1nalue htf socK before puEch21ne
cStHhttr. r}7
, 1865-11-22

ssN0 H1R6H.U
PORTLAND, Nc, Nor. 21.-Ihcre are no signs OF
the steamship North America nov; due At this port,
with latcr European uews4
Wind northeast, blowing Eslc and anowiug.
Gen. Palmer Indicted.
1oC1syHLf, Nov. 21.-AaIor General palmes hss
been Indicted by the Grand Jury Of this county tox
entfdEE elaycs TO Leave Kentucky.
, 1865-11-22

TORONTO, Nov. IA grand commercial banquet
shortly to be held in this city. A large unmbcr
Of the leading business men OF tho Un1ted Shtes
arc expected. The topics 70 be discussed ara Re-
cip1pc1ty, enlargement Of the canals and the hnid
Ing Of The Hprpn T. Ontario Shin C5naI