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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-01-13

EF GILBEKr GuBERTsoN, froze lis
feet last Christmas 50 severely, that i! as
necessary to amPutate two Of his toes, las,
Wednesday. 1 lie patient is doing we'll
Tuos. LoNG hurt bis right hand a
short tune since, while logging, and his
fore finger was so mutils.ed that ampU'a
zion was necessary. The operation wa-
performed Thursday morning. Dr.. EAsToN
performed both operations.
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a. Michigan has furnished for the
war over $4,000 men, more than l6 900
of whom have perished from the casual
tie- of the field.
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/ y A young candidate for the legal
profession was asked what be should DO
first when employed TO bring IN action.
Ask for monev on account" was the
prompt reply. lie passed
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-01-13

EgA Washington bootmaker states
authoriliye,y that "Old Abe's last +" j, 4
very b.g thing
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-01-13
Died

In this village, on the Sth, inst, after
long and painful sickre's, Mr.. JosEFu
TtFfIs, sse9 55 years.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-01-13
New NuIk J Jan. 9.

The Times nDd Hc,id's Washington
specials say the Blair's have again started
Tor kichmond, having learued that passes
from the rebel secretary awaited them al
City Point
The T,itnae's Washington special says,
it is probable that a resolution will be IN
troluced III the senate inquirihg under
what law lIaLc, cA's corps is being organ :
zed, and il is almost certain that the nom
nations Of the officers will be rejected.
The same special gives letters written
by soldier IN jeff 9. LAWS corps,
strongly reprimaudiug that general for
turning back slave women and children
that sought TO fellow their husbands and
fathers that were allowed to accompany
the corps IN its march through Georgia.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-01-13

- Ey- Thomas Sims the fugitive slave
taken from Boston to Georgia some years
since, is now a Union recruiting agent a.
Nashville.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-01-13

Gs- The necessary absence OF the eai-
Tor Is Tue cause Of our lack Of editorial
a. i ~ ma,.ers this resk
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From II Waahingtou.
" aaIluriuu j >

v ashlngton, Jan. 5.
The two B!airs left here yesterday tor
Grants headquarters, where, 1t is SAID,
passes are III waiting for them, signed by
the rebel secretary, TO 90 to kichInond.
Ibis fact gives the late peace mission RS
aewed vitality here.
Vice President ilanIin having been Ge,
tcated for the Maine senator.hip, bis
friends are urging bin for the Office of the
French mission. 1t is Gained they have
progressed so far as TO declare lie will be
rendered the position ou. of mere compli-
ment and a, the same time be invited tc
decline II.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-01-13

- Gold in New York ou Tuesday open.
e At - ~.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-01-13

Removal of the Pilot Office.

The offec Of the hITOWOC
PILOT has been remoyed 10, ana IS noa0
located in UUEBNER S Brick Baild-
ing, corner IF Eight aad Io1k Streets,
up stairs, uhere tie proprietor wiH ARRAYS
be glad TO meet has patrons and friends.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-04
. spaniasds blsWup the forts Of Ban Pedro and ran
,-ancisco and % Ter defensive works which they them


. spaniasds blsu the forts Of Ban Pedro and ssn
Francisco and ov,er defensive works which 'ney 'he"
-eiyes had bull
The SPAWN soldiers had scarcely embarked wien
as posscsA from the vessels that body Of horsemen
anne asho the town and set are 70 the buildings ~'s"
occupied by the spaniards NJ quarters
N was s.Id that treaty had been made by when tne
nronertv and lives Of those Domcans who adhered 70
The Standards arc guaranteed them. But the numbers
OF families who are leaving the island and those remain
I'm. that would like to leave but want the means 70 10
so show what confidence they put in It, me p'in'""1
will consider them traitors and we can inagno "'a'
regard thew will show the treaty when inc 0pan Afos
have all left.
Advicss from ayti state that the rebellion ID gaining
,rauy,h and that President Jeard had sunered some
reveres.
The new French steamship Empress Euge'iie arrived
NJ santiago de Cuba from Vera Cruz on the Ioth ono
nriugs the following from Mexico;-
The number OF bands Of guernas ~ INCREASING IN ~
parts of country doing eons Isl .h Ganaee anu
T,ra IS ALSO want OF harmony between the French
arl Austrian troo,s called upon 10 sustain haxmahs
throne ...c,....s.t
~ aeroI inieror posts We may conclude from AL ac-
counts that affairs IN Menco ara aV ,.G v ny, nav he
exnecte Macmillan will return TO his country, wnere
he il no wanted than ~ Mex'co anu LOUIS Nspo
endeavor work cornerwse into the United States
and upset the Monroe doctrine viii prove failure.
As for Havana news there is none The weather con-
There Is to be sale in Key West this week Of United
states prizes and condemned vesscls and steamer from
Key West the Taapoosa was here me aay before yes
Tho Emperor Macmillan has granted TO G. O. Cute
To- the privilege OF establishing three telegraph lines
one Guanajuato TO Matamoros one from Matamoros
TO Vera Cruz, and one from San Luis Durango, the
privlcgc'to extend fifteen years.
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PmrIns. On Monday July 8, Mrs. ANN PmLrps, wife
OF Thomas Phillips formerly OF 634 Seventh avenue
The funeral will take place from Rev. Dr. Armtsgc's
church, Forty-sixth street, Fifth avcnuc on
"Wednesday morning at eleven O'Clock The friends and
thcr notice.
ycDosAIp On Monday, July Q, Of consumption, JAM
MCDONALD, aged 81 years
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
requested to attend the funeral from her late residence
i0l Barrow street Wednesday noon at twelve O'clock
,HT otasr Jy,atis Sss SIKH PeasJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-04

aia's-s--s1gE
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s4.. .s.;s:e. % sS: =. = = s;is Z. 81.
q. ~ 2 s .ss. e: "a 49,
BARK Elisa wsshsssn id from NEW Ssd'ess =" m''
Az: 1S, =. A ,.ss: e 1'''a''v' ~ y
shin w.,,norsand' bean. fso@ oussso for Lsv~pos
fs 6oruas * os fS.asph. tby plot boat oAs'
ARxcrpo PR June l8-No vessels from or for the unH
iIa % go sscs sSs
sAScKoE, April n-In port schr Eclipse oA"mAn'
BAa4cox June 2s-In port schrs Sarah Nnls and FSin
cu:hs 9. AE Hss:i M..i H:
"A as., s.ss s,fn
so rs 81 b .sS S Sss;
s Gs s EsP ss v s%
h Mos1sy1pso, Nay lo-A bark Ella virginia Johnson
NYorE 1and sid for Busnos Ayresl 49,. -, 49,.
poraS nsz TORN New ss h.
s;S% sI ~,
dss RS s1snds soos; Srs: John snsr
PEEAsc May smin port DIT brig Amy warwick Harding
'no, june ~ Ga bark Ocean Phantom Hasso
RfcRsucro june sood ship Foster Jr Abss Liver
pqsi; NV. J, s,s hank. Hom.v.ra Bound o,,nor,
yYo Helen Angler Staples d.; SsS amas''sn
JOIN W. June s01T brig Primes Of Wales tsr' a.
'''' Ipns s..A..u,. cnuA o,. CAFE n a, j.. v,
e0 SD for NYorK H. Belle from Trieste Mss INMATE
S% Ssx 2 S1..ns Jsns a. XIII. from Liverpool
0' 'o' ~" o''- ~ - -
snip -'' - AmsrIcan r orts.
sSsTes ss:
ssI $sI aSssr N as .s g
IOys T.G.ra %.ard sns
psl ~ yols 49,
Ssses Nsasso SsvsRSsaj :sS S,I.:
&as%:' Philadelphia; Comet Rich and Pearl Brown Nov
sdA B sts;m's Pr9poa Mssn:SCn vs
SsIs% ssis Castle West indies sid bark xSsi'
=; Bath 's s
BARI ,iS p TX
:ss:.5s S.,Ss :sS
Srehead CITY, Sc Olive Frances S'''0n' ''Ar Clara Boz
Basss 50 ;ss ssss
BELFAST june 14 AT sShr AIcy ryan NO" Ao'A'
Cid An scnrs Mosss ahay CsrT Tneu, a John
BATH june oo-Arr snip rroon'~n oAAiA V" y s-
NJ, ,,royr W., -. a, :. ..hr. p A r,oph,iu Nan.
bEAg vhI ", june C ans. p,1o, Gcnds1e Al.
,cs NforK ,ahu Gu vi fo'uin'' ooA'' Aor ' -
MIS- No. o, ,a .shr. f,.v. Merriam Mo(3ee and
| BANGOR, June SCUlo scnrs Oiss Nof'"n "0'0'' 49,
Com tucker Loud, Mrork; y,n. N 49, ..hrs
| BAkEhs LANyiNE AHwnrwicE ssne ~''~y' 1850
Amos isSsnpuTf SlP1Rle n. schr strstton
r wuMnA W. NAn"o"s JUNO ''', - -
Ierreit ~ t4rk A.. 80 1.,x.r.v vvh,tnsv Pbils.
DIGHfoN, juno S-Arr scar Aonssrey' wh"n's' 1n'.H
delphM a.. cr. -. r .,,. m.,.,. ucctA y9svv
EAsrrohl' june Ss-oi' 'chf A'uAs ""''1' --'
1 YORK A--s..,. rycat phxlsdaf,
1 ELLsw ohfh' juno Sat '0nr Asi'0''"' "o''
phs: ,r~>,>,. ,, a c,s 49, yrw. p,a.v m,
FERNANDIMA Fla, June i0-sla sonr Juna n'ues' I" =
der Jark SGnviMc -, an - u.....,n r,.-t. Nvcvr
FALL XIV Eh NY ea senr
GioEshsfEh June Ss-o'a oArA AlAs'''"' oS" =
john 49, ,rnv ~ -. a psx A. ..A~. T..,,sa pa,ka.
HOLMrs hios.s' yusS -. n,,- Ts-.ts fcr.on
Tor fhlsoclpnda. ,.....~ <.,a>r.. %. uo~anS1
G nr sSps ennr nn lyndon Albert OBI
Heath R9srs nah kose wsfcnn stsnns ma HS
Wn W nocAi t nsso y ~, Issisr '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-04

SIR r. wnsrrn, dsdd for Hsvrr which loaded below
wn nsr ss ys%ss cargo Of the Trsnch
yiIllem Aisc1 on The Th ut ssIoa bar on swans
the bswsers dsMxging the steamer carrying awhy The sur
soaa wheelho4lc and The bawsa got en-
ktkun VIC steamer rudder, sprung considerably
Hefoe mng eken In tow she reported 10 the captain o.
the Allison and the pilot "a drawing only seventeen Of
water which ~ the full depth Of Swan Point damage
was done " the shp though she will DO lighted gel her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-04

-. 800. : R0ard OF supsrvfserA.
THE VALUE or TIE CITY IN 1884 AND l66S.
The Board Of Supervisors met yesterday, Supervisor
Blunt presiding
The following comnsnicatton was received from the
Tax Commissioner WITH the rolls showing
the rdave value Of the real and personal estate in the
city and county Of New York. o. assessed In 1894 and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-04
CLEARED

CLEARED
Ship Wherefore tBr) HslIenbeek, Stenen-H Koop
Bark orr tsr, en- Melbourne MAILER Lord Qus-
aars Lsna RoOh pr,. Jacssoss csnao-fsssn Cham
dl!.;sss yss,.. a p.s
Asresae,. smith 4 Gsorsiadss. !.
Brig Anna Ban orr Taylor Rio Grande dosui via Roh
Sris bounding sIilow tBr) Bestsr, Kingston, Js-D n
srisw II Bselow CBr. Chisholm, Turks Is'.uds-o y
srs csvour tBrj, chapman, Dorchesscr HB-P MENUS
schr Equator lBrl. Alpury Hsrbcr Isnnd-Jos Eness.
s ssSr s.s5 h sssy a:s,ee
seSr re. Miiehsi Els q Rich. ,d c
SsSr Joseph, Pundsrson' .Ssv Iosaon-H Racket a
sshr Dorets Kahn Stocking, yHsrssord-'H Racket
Psi boa, Edmund Drss. Marph.v Fortress Monroe and
stssmship Liberty Wilson, Hsvans,J sne 70 win "a''
IS s%s se.n d H5ses: cS days.
ballast e "a, n Y .xci,ready CO aud HATTIE.
rss Inlet 40 hours. with mdss and passengers 70
HsSSrss }ueI isi inst with and passenger. - Q
stesmssip Creole, Thompson Richmond and Norfolk,
h Ms ns', sp Trss to i
fsssns Hl q ms.. and
passenger 70 B Cromwell 4 Co.
Ship Constellation, Hotie liverpool May L. with mdse
and 81 passengers, to Chas CArow. . -, .
Ship Portsmouth Tarton London 70 days. and Ise o.
wight days With mass and pssssnsers e Q Wright
dSy. from, Liverpool foS fSilsdeipSis; May
Germany I ss from .c
y snip p PIX: s 'eISS
MS 1ss pG1s vf5Rs e. y Sfsn s.
Bay, s. days with wool 40, 10 master june lat 0U9 =
Ion 20 30 ", spoke Br yacht Alert; 3D. LAT - lon 90
Lady Londeborough; date, lat n a. lon 81, brig
Martha A berry, from Boston for Havana.
Bark Iycurgas St,i Gasss Palermo, 81 days win fruit
" ss siromnc. eof Fsrr:Sero, xs Ryan. xansanlla "a
days with mahogany, &c, 70 Brett, Son 90.
Brig Kate tBr, McDcues Linsan, Oh Is days with coal
Brs Bessie Sef q John: Sr> Thomas Cow Bay "a days,
brig Giraffe ycf q ychns Mo Lynch olace Bay, cB, 10
Brig whitaker Cook New Bedford for Boston.
schr Elirabeh OF Dsby Ns Lent Arroyo, iedays, with
Miranda lcr New Hfven,, Hardy, Bsracos June z
schr Fleetwood Gardner, PORT Royal 9 days
schr Harriet Baker Weber Beaufort, NC, days.
schr Lindeey, Wicket yllbridte.
Scnr Harper, Coombs Rondout for Boston.
schr Hammond, Paine, Newburs for Boston.
BELOW.
Bark IN Thrush (Br)
wind ~ sunset wNT
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MfsCELLANEOUs.
CANcRR ANTIDoTE. -

~ Dr. y. G. DIXON, --..
pS scn r Nsr x0 SSss S lem 49,
successful practitencr for aassn yssrs anA dc5o -
s.ne nr s.. S.e sss during .Sh s & ss
'a'ns SAxcsE AND Arf GxNcEaous AFFECTION
In calling attention !? Csussr Autd:s. Psr..s = =
say that y one Of hs css,wonderfM aisscysrsss ~
:, e %ss J. y s s and Ss E sss
It's operation n truly ss,onishisgwthcut parsllee1a
Che only known anldote 70 espcer and a sancersss
By entering Into the chemical csmposoS Of the eanos
caucercus malignant unhealthy sowsh thereby rsncv.
Without csuste Sulns use Of KNIFE. isss q blood Pre-
5. sp n :
easily and a. freely a. water ~ this means ar can
e ~s nc o s y. .s p 8
used and In doing feel assured Of making
nifty all interested Invited 70 csn and Win On.
hb arge number q cancers that We have hns Tsmove4
Cured throughout the country. -
The following cnsss are referred to:-
and wsshns three and half pounds rIis snsss
iss Grsr Is now entirely wei. "
Mr. William King Of Lswispoft, Hancock county, Ky.
ah M' rrsne; Kelsey q iI:sysbu, Warren county
County Sss q he q BREAST I:;. Enterprise Switzerland
s H. e Whiic,ide. q Reynoldsburs Franklin county
NJ Pete, Eckisy. Of HsborousA Highland county Ohio.
ca. Mrs EsSssT wslssr Of Yl.mins.ours Fleming .ouu.
ny tzsbeh Haldsrmon, Of vandalia, Mon,somer,
county, Oh y cancer O. o. The s;, arm
sssss ss y indianapolis ,na cancer Of n.
Mr csron. MINIS of Indianapolis Ind cancer Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-04

The Asia for Europe.
BOSTON. July 8, 1906.
The steamship Asia sails from this port on wednesday,
NJ nine A. N. The mails will close at six A. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-04

HAVANA, June "a, 1906
Our latest sdvices from So Domingo state that the
Spanish troops have almost entirely abandoned the
tlssd They continually arriving at Puerto Principe,
essua anS pshy poipp Before eyscuaups Monte Christi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-04

IT n steamship Liberty, Captain Wilson, from
ma Sana on the 2sth of June, arrived at this port
ye kBrdAy. Through the courtesy OF Mr.. Z. H.
satson TIE purser of the Liberty, we are IN re-
o kpt Of the latest issues Of the Cuban press. inc
seser,of our Havana correspondent hereunder
ssntsins interesting news from Mexico received
oAa.Vera Cruz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-04

numbering some throe hundred anu ufty mon arrived
last evening AZ about eight O'Clock In the steamer Creole
lgp City Point The regimen. was formerly under
Colonel Jourdan now brigader general and wac rasss
that constituted the spinola brigade The regiment Is
now under the command Of Colonel VIM, McNaiIy.
THE THIRry-SiSTH NEW YORK VETERAN vOLuN.
TEERs
This regiment commanded by Colonel Augustus Funk,
arrived In New York this morning. The following arc
Augustus Funk, Colonel; D. A. Allen, Lieutenant
Colonel; Surgeon c. g. Hoyt; Aajutant Wright Banks;
Qusrterrnaster, Ferdinand Lebreits
tdptnsns-C. " Balluc, b. W. Briggs A. H. Baker,
Fdst Leuf-nan,-Isasc Proper
scond LisusendntG iovann DcNesi Potter Lee, Joseph
q. Seek, and one hundred and sixty mon
This regiment was roorgsnizcd by Colonel Funk, in
December, 1858, eight hundred strong passed through
the entire campaign Of General Grants In 1884 and 1862
was IN tho front the day OF the surrender OF Lees
army nj Appomatox Court House, and returns home
"lth all the honors Of veteran command.
TBB FIFTH RHODE ISLAND,
Colonel Tew three hundred and seventy i've men, ar
rived here Monday morning, and left on the steamer
Transit at Ave p NJ for Providence Colonel Almy has
received information that the Fifteenth Connecticut
regiment, five hundred and fifty men, left Newbern
sailing on the afternoon Of June So and they
expected TO reach this city on the Fourth, yos TO
New Haven.
TIE ONE HuNDTsD AND FIFTY -MGHTH NEW YORK.
This regiment arrived from Richmond last evening Il
s Brooklyn organization, having been principally TO-
oruted In that city On It's arrival last evening the mon
marched tho Fulton ferry 10 their native city
The One Hundred and Fifty eighth entered the field in
September 1892 under command OF Colonel James Jour
Of gadc under Major General Foster In North Caro-
hne, the One Hundred and Fifty eighth being included In
his brigade During the greater part OF the time the roy
mspl was Commanded BY Leptcaapt Colonel MeNasx
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sHIPPIN q NE w S /.


ALMANAC Y0nE-fuIs
SUN ......... ~ morn ~
eus sRTs. - n1on wArrR morn -
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
THE HAyORALTY.

The n. ]. Timss-iust the day before the
assembling of the Union Mayoralty ConVeh-
tion--asserts for tho first time that Mr.. Hccker
* no Republicen-voted for Mcclellan and
Seymour last Fall, &c. We do not know how
he voted last Fall, but he surely was Free
Soiler and Land Rerormer in earlier years, aud
W. nresumed was still so. But this-aS We
said some days sincc-has no relevancy TO
the issue now pending. Mr.. Heckcr Is
the candidate of those who wish our City
governed for its own sake, and not in the H.
torest of any party whatever. As such, he was
first nominated; as such lie consented to run 4;
Is such, he will, we trust, be elected. Our CITY
needs a man of integrity, energy, and business
,caracity in her highest oftice-one who belongs
TO no "Ring,' and will be Mayor of the
Citv. and not the tool Of any party.
Such man is JoHy IIECKKR; aud as such ne
is and will be supported.
Electors of New-York! Do you want the
rottenness of your municipality exposed, its
proaigaey rebuled, and the fearfully rapid in
crease of Debt and Taxation arrested If you
DO vote for HECKER and O'GoRMAS, the candi-
dates pledged to Retrcnchment and Reform!
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
MACHINERY.

As an evidence Of the great progress made by
modern science, we have only 10 go 70 that me-
tropos OF all that is ingenious, good aud lively
Washington. Some time since, We gave our
readers an illustration Of the new business oi
pardOning by mach.nery-a process by which
Rebels could be peeled, scraped, vanished, and
altogether reconstructed, 4" At the rate OF hund
red day, and giving us a hope that the whole
Job would DO finished IN about "A hundred years.
That achievement seemed TO be unparalleled
in its way; but now We have another.
The Franking Privilege. as our readers
know, is one of the dearest rights OF oar civilza-
ton. The nation could no more get along
without Frankug than without Mileage or the
Habeas Corpus. The great trouble about the
precious right Of Franking has been that il
could not he used enough. There was limit
to and-labor-and the most expert Congress
man could not write his name more than II
thousand times day. Some of them employed
expert clerks. who copied the signature, and
thus multiplied the sacred right five thousand
times day. Mr.. Myers, Congressman from
Pennsylyana, in emulation Of the Presidential
example, perhaps, has invented machno-a
franking machine-whoh correspondent thus
incidentally notices:
AT the Soldiers Fair recently held IN PhiIadephis
small paper was printed. as ha, been customary NJ
such festivals OF late. When tho Fair vm over. its
managers desre, send copies OF te paper TO parties
In different citea I'd towns throughout tho country
and az matter economy application was made 10
tho Hon Leonard Hyors. Member Of Congress OF Phil
sdeiphis " Gsuk tho psokags thls us1, Up Mr.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
THE auENANDOAH.

Our British c0temp0raries seem appreheIai'e
Of declaration of war. or some overt act OF
hos,ifty. from our Government, because Of the
deysstations on our commerce by tho Alabama,
Shenandoah. and OTHER British corSsirs. We
do not pretend TO knov wha! tho President vii
say in l.s forthcoming Message; out We guess
that their fears OF immediate beliigerent
demonstrations On our par. eill % somewhat
modified.
We believe the general feeling On this S.de %
Ne that, + Great Britain can afford 20 ict mat
terS remain As they are, ve can. II she il will
ine to abide by the prec,donts shs has esisb-
hsbed, we can bide our time. but i certainly
will be unsafe for her 60 embark in another way,
even with the Fen.ans, ul,l 'h.s matter is nd.
iur,ed
Ia Mediord. nes- Boston. they use'l, years
/ ago 10 make brick extensively; and-the brck.
makers being in Attendance on their burning
kilns all night-verc violently suspected o
making -ad' on the ws.ernclor- patches Of th'
ineighbor.ug Mrnt!s. The tanner, kept wa,,l
and ward as vel ~ iiey could; but. workinf
hard all day, the.r eyelii, we've heavy at night
and they oi,en awOke IN The morning 90 iinC
that their mclon.p p,tche, Lad suffered ettcn
,iyely since evening In such c,ses. ,hc de-
spoiled set up howl, but simply uade an enir!
in his acCount-book Ike this
"Soot -. Nj The
i! 40 way.melora al 10 ..-..-..s So %
II ary nor, went the neyt n.,ht, o. the next
they we're entered in The manner; and 20 on
until at lcngth his watclirgs we've rewarde'
by the detection and seizl.e Of some culprit i
the ac. Of bsgsng more melons. when III
account was produced. and he Was required Il
pony up the last silver Of it. II was in Vail
that he pleaded youth and .ndiscr3t.on-ha'
never been on such forsy before-knev
nothing Of past raids, g., &C." Mr.. Thief
had Just ths aiternatise--to sGnd IN his boss
for money wheewith TO foot the bill. or GO 4
jail and stand trial 20. the trover. Tie disc!
plue rarely failed Of is end-the bill was paid
and "hooking" watermeons was abandonc,
by tho brckmakeri a. m Improbable ,pecula
ton.
On the whole, We are sure Great Britain nj
think best TO have this matter Of spoiiaticl
settled before she again goes 20 war Let he
have ample time to consider, and she cannc
fail to see the thing in its proper light
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24

Nvars ccn.ente TO tho use of bis frank, ba not klse
tho manual labor involved. proposed the engsssS ,s "
hi, autograph and the printing of I~onad Ay~~ m
C.. mon tho onsolopes from lithograpa
The correspondent goes on n say;
"Tbe Commissioner OF Agriculture. for inetseoe.
sends tups of printed and written mattee throash vac
Ocs every month. and doubt II ho has wrft,sn
frSnk aimee he entered upon the dutea OF bis ohloo
The same vay with the Commissioner OF fensAous s"'
Of Patents II I am not mistsAen"
Those who imagine that our Congreesme"
and Heads Of Departments do not kno" th'ne
or two. or that they are in any way behinh tne
times. should read this and shout for JOY why
does not Mr.. Myers or Mr.. Newton take out
notnn, for This machine, and sell nights TO Coh
gressmon and County PoStmaSters' In a i'ttie
time. we should do away with the Post-Ohc'
altogether, and thus savo the annoyanoes o
postage-stamps and prepaying lctters' ohoi'
sam Is rich enough. He has DO debt on ~
shoulders. lie is really worried TO kno" wha'
70 do with bis money. Let US have these ma
chimes IN motion. and ho viii have no tro"oi'
in spending it.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24

We PROFOUND the following questions which
nobody will answer:
I. How much will the new Courthouse
cost :
III. How much has the Ring stolen from the
funds already appropriated
iii. How much has the Ring stolen from the
Harlem Bridge fund
w. How much was taken from the soldiers
widows and orphans IN managing the Substitute
and Bounty Funds
Perhaps the Lightning Calculator" can tell
US. lie is the only one in Newfork that can.