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Georgia.


r4,t,ro'on Nir The following 'oiry-am W.,
,,e. yed ION rroyis o1,l Govsrno Johnson
Nf.tuDiyUrE oct. alsD lGeS.
Tie Frcel cucy Auar-r Jot0son'
All going on veil. Tie Convention has PACED tho
Glowing ordnance
An ordln.nce 70 repeal ce'taiH ordinance. sud re-.
% uiions theron mentioned hCtci 1iorc pared
L. tie people OF me state OF Georgia IA CCLyen-
ehsn the people Of the s'Ne of Georra, In conycn-
~ our tcif Of luNr ulnC't do declare and oTdain
ia ne oldinauce ncOpfel Nv the pgmc pop ia
hse ion on She lptl dsr u .lsnurry. \. ~ Ia 4,
Al AN ordinance te deceive the
y between the state Of h'oreis ami
- 'ther Nmtea united with me-, under
iAncl mot nj Governments entitled tie Uitod
tut Z. OF AmCfiCg, t-u an diusutr hdDI. = 4
Ign~ same on .he ION dw Of March, IA the ye,r
1u Sr.u.d, tntitc' AN o50iuAuue g. a.,pf nd
r q Constitution OF ih' Confederate Stft-. Of
Iai" and ~ o all orc n,nctr tul fe-pm ion. ul
" aGoiti between t.c ION day ~ JgauAiy
va " .4th Dis Of Much Of tie s'ur wear Aiore-
IeAIH NelsIy, OF ANTAGONIST 20 tAc c.yil zud nl
uAeL iIoti.is OF no Cove nmcnt OF 'hr tuitel
tAIeii America uudJ the Constitution thereof, q
II Iau.e axe heI'l % repealed.
LV1y litH,EEL '. JonNGoY, PeH.ent
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Mexico.
The Reported Liberal Defeat.

Atir Orleans, Oct 30-The fight between the Lib.
erals around Mstamor. and the Imperiali,', COM
menced on the 2bth inst, and lasted three hour.
The Liberals we're successful At fr'L Elinine por-
ton Of the work, around the place, but they we're
subsequently regsincd bv the Impcrialist. The
Liberals we're roughly handled and put to fight,
oloesly pursued by the Imp riaist. BrownsvIle re-
porv ths, the Liberal, oct DO killed and wound
cd, and that the Imperial loss several wounded,
and les, than dozen killed. one Liberal General
uu killed
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
The SUNDAY School 1anven,ior

Pouohkr,psis, Nor. The second d.,'. proceed.
inss Of the SUNDAY School Convention in thi. city,
vi. attended b. a vast assemblies. Of PEOPLE Black.
board lessons children's hymns and to,eher' meet.
nes we're the subjects dl.cus,ed Eloquent addresses
were made by leading divne, and great intetes, wa
manifested. During the Con,euton over three
hundred DELEGATES has been present, and tho inter.
change Of sentiments have been rener,I and very
Instructive. The Convention will ad ouin at $50
this evening. Most Of the delegate, will rtmsin hero
until to-morrov
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he vas soins ~ Ps cnce me. man Who told him
m.n s,,h ~ ptnn Oko'nke ss-in-he vas q tall
CO. p.s.s. nnII -
eonrt, 'oi-Do you see that man new In
informer lrbo ~ No, ,,..,,,
| Sro.n p br..Sv uy IN.
thsre Thai litte m an LIN 49, ,tenee VKsherw
man you mean '"' ''u nNr' Ia that the
Cro,p Pro.scn,o, yont my enpr ltrsN sensationl
Mr. stsuneb~ Notbins eorYa ~ .na' our cs.e
,,c,u.,nn 'ne pi'oner' LIT him be key, in strict
frapon,.. a. ..ua..s.. ..
,e.iips ,S, nes sn n borne on y.inly pro
M. - ri, ne ne. on o. 0ud Ireland In bis
day he vss born eu ''nee 'ne
n 1i n.nec,o, rpnsh nune PsIt csse
have lust arrested this Young Wvm,Is .s
,ns M IN Es pu. ioIvGdl She va seen read
.sss,a a., \, Woi ii s IN hs street and vas OBJ
Mr.. s,suneh.yepy prSrer insssa .,en mo custody.
poctc, h,pdts rrbief W.. soSnd in h, rehed thi.
10 market n Il :" "'' ''''es''on' IL
r,fis renian orO'nerhood' OF course Ter
lri,h Maiden No. vour bopo,-no vor, .o,.A,.
the Ieti.r, 81 ny p'e your reverence and them'
Nj stsunrb r,i,v..,t.,,. ..,A..... - ~
reni.n Broiher6ooi' 'OD' ''''''''''' + ~ means
Fenisn bfotbc, .n"hs youI so,rspnp ! can't be :
pisise Seu1 er.h, sister ana that would be F. 81
u S,.,. .p'enlp' .
onsr 1 1.ancn-po you heN, hr lo,.lf The pt,-
ths,e 4. .v,, ,eonni.N otgecuon. TO you think
Cro.n G sa.a.t "a ~ T.,
eersinIv no, Nv V I'm, usM no your worship,
instant com r,t,,.i uo PH'V 'no tIo"n Gail Tor
Mr. St.nuch Il. a.. .. .....,- .-,-..., 49,,
youns sotn.n H. ~ ,ore any thlne known rsinH This
In.psctep S,b ~ pol s - -
NV'nluk against her, your worship.
e,oa, s.suheh-Ah ihs, MAKE, Che case more ,u,pi-
~ IL TO-. y CVInihIued ior tial.
C,o,n p, .n ns'ueh :. oon', and T. borne away.
,rsn,t p,in,Und n'p.,1o az ~ Sase, our rotshp u
s.ulIoul u hhsoty. (Edmund Il put torva rd.l Mo
,.S b,s,pp S'ion 20 owe that this young admit,
.angtricen,s- i"o wearing OF the ureen' va
O'R,il,p ~, {, - .. - MI a., 49,,
Iondon N "a .,'.t.ana,N hne nIlhsetss lhehre IN
account OF Il 60 a fr,snd IN Az. .,r.s xnn.nS IN
Ctovn prn e,vu sle' M, 81,
reAfched thete " A. tound . ,n.n,.. A., ~
U'Reiiy Sothins Of IN. ,ort. MAYER had .uoh.
NJ s,.'.nIH ~ a, " ~
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1ro.n p,n.onnP, ~, .
rot.h,n 6h ~. u',e Ne manuscript your
r,,',,P IN ! see " IL a printed volume, not .
80. 49, ~ ~ utA'' no ulnetence IN law u
no 81 -, ~ " Lie OF g. Dono. an ho,sa'
..Ine him DspsossA' but IVA quite tho
Mr. staunch-Oh, yes. the ,.ms Thin, .,,.,,u
IN n,N,.,a. =. ,o,.,u aPptYNet ~ an
the pIi,oner niK.iii,, A., 49,. 'at ~ never SAY
v or,h u viii AZ mac. porret,a :. a. vhIon' a. your
-, y y. ~ u. ou.c poI'eNe' 10 IN hseu q highly
NJ stSnnth W. ,'.,,.,.,,. 49,,
laid plot ony,ousiy 'F''u' 'nSeeu' part OF uecp
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M C.rts,niy NO, ". A, -, .,,, -.
iani,in 10 hs a. "a ~ Y nov, NC 10 not ALLOW Fen.
O'Ee,iI, mi a., ~ IN ,h'' court
Ar. s,Aunch y on can nroy, =, III ,.,..
the ne ~ sale. ~ 80 -, " M oefore Jury AZ
pefmi,,ei then 10 p,,y ,ulnl'son GU will bo
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TIE LATE STORM.
I.oss Of the steamship Rcpnbic-Furth-r
Particulars Arrival Of the Gniding star
-Lventful Voyage.

Particulars Arrival of the Gniding star
-Lventful Voyage.
Tho steamship Guiding star, from New Orleans
Oct 1Ith arrived at this port yesterday morning.
after most even.fIl voyage.
The Purser, in a nsrra'i We Of the voyare sars the
Guiding star lett the what's New Orlrhns uctorer
lth, A. 4. b., relrhing SoIthwes; pass rt = "
THROUGH the carolessueN of the pilot nun on, Of
the channel and remained around Ave dagt ON
tho eve Of the 1911 sAe got OIL aud procsede on hrr
VOYAGE, the weather fine and sea smooth. ON sa'ul-
dAv the weather iOulci, aud q heavy sr4 alO-n Nv
Monday nifht, At ~ O'Clock, thp gnl, nd ucrrr.Ct
" u hurricane, aud the ~ bee nDr unIuruarea'C,
aud fell on from the M iuio thc troush ~ he sra
head 10 the wind t4ilcd The main trnncer having
been blown from the hOl'-iopcs into ribbons =. soon
a. u Wa s-t the s.tustOn % the ship became Ine-
d,tely psrious, lnborins heavily Ia the rough =
We then made fast heavy run and carriage IN 81
lafhoinH lu-lnch hAFser, and put Il which had
the erect OF materially rioldyIng and bringing her
somewhat more to the windwArd, 'o hat shr
Ioit OUT tue storm suoly throughout the bNAnce of
Monday night, al day Tuesday, and u'sdAy night,
hnring which the Fsle contained Nlth unmItigatCd
violence wednesday morning the rae BEGAN to
on the 19lh and leaving the iuih A. " On sun
hhV al noon, The schooner WillIe Dill arrived II Port
hp having on board 81 pAssengcrs Of the kspub-
H. PICKED up scA In IN open lOa'. The Guiding
s'M received Is on board th,t wIliri 10 Ictirn no
10y loik' the hhnce remaining Ia Port ROyal
'lP'Alu IlhWihoi., one OF the pasrouzeIs Of the
t' 'ur' tepunlic says 'Ghe K pull ic lsii Now GOrk
On Oa'. 18Th Tor New OT'sns And trp. steadily on
ne coul.t ultiI ste reached the ttiude OF sayAn.
nan on hte4HF, IN" I'd, wnDn The wind commend
DO Tug hn,! care n Chiuery gave out, could not
Nsrk, "a p4ddle-boNes Wcdnc4lg. n,o.nins, iii
h."'iH hchVY .et Iunninf, t'p ain ordered 10
u o. we lti"etn deck CARO- owe hoard, which we
iJ ~ m in'aedately beakin the boxes and
tle othel AT, w. nov found that the conte boiler
hsa tNon on' ana the ship making EGter very fast
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Tornado Al iiuynnn Lo., of Iicc. shin.
PING und Property

havana letter ',stc' hat e, noon on SUNDAY,
October p . tcrrltl' tornado commenced in ,b,t
CIV which extended owe. thc i,l,nd. Much d.m.r.
ha' been done to She sork crup, ,h,pplns coaster,
'nd small hos'', Forest. and o.l.mc,,N trce. ,o,.
p'os'r'ied houses we're unrcofcd, al q, which xup
COT millions 10 replace. :, Wa however ic,, .cva,.
Than the storm NJ 1876. There h,,e ho,, g.. -.
iar - h"'ad irou probably Mt ovc~ Zen or tel.
hNt' hANu bccd Lost, Seve ~ lsuutle. In ths ~"
WIN their canoe on load from vessel, M,
chNsing, we've unk AMI tsrro,. IL
MCa'hgr had moderated 81 hal -p.st lon y NJ ~"
~. Inc Steamship Columbia BtrtoL Arrived =,
lch O'Clock nikht the 18th, hsyiue cncouno I'D ~.
~, On Mo- LAY, -al u' thIc Ic,Ck ia the potn,ns
hhi Wa ulered untuHnagSabic hv a .oA btsatin.
over her iorsard, carrying h~av amost ,yofyth,ne
IA s IA. y, making wreck uloVe deck TO the eneins
room. The puiserE Office wtr blown into tr,.men,.
$40 TIE forward nVa- ~. Ihrpe huttes wero
washed overheard all The hosts and tho larbo,rd
wheel house were carried avAy. 10 the akillnil man
acmsht OF the captain, and persistent nerve ard
M'lv OF the Chief Engineer Jones, the .ntety 81
la-~hsers and ship IL due Tho ps.seneers behaved
itua tAhly well, there NOISE but that OF IN.
teriiiIe trmpest shove or below. The Vera Cruz Ar
tNrd on tile 10th from \ora Cruz: teports PLEASANT
NtshtI al the way mp, hut the evidence OF sreet
shd uisAitI ~ everywhere 10 be soon on the water,
r. w neAtcd The coast Of Cuba by the debris float
llc upon the suiiHc', B1Nt. mA.tA Yards. ant
vIllphsh OF pisseugrrs OF sC,meh, we're met with
"A la A.
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jamaica.


Intelligence received By way Of Havana IN rcation
10 the negro instruction In Jamaica, states that the
disorders began In the District OF ~ ThomV, where
martial law has been declared. The leader Of the
instruction 10 named Paul Bogle The Government
has Offered 5000 for bis arrest Two Spanish war
vessels the s.nte Lucia aud III, Andsluzs, had LEFT
ssntiGso dc Cuba on the 10Th ut, to protect the
Spanish citizens In Jamaica, and Offer aid 10 the
suthoritlcs in Suppressing the revolt.
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A Colonel, named lsidoro Fuentes, has created
fresh rebellion in this ever divided S,,ic-hut TIT,
last REBELLION had no, amounted to much at ihc
latest dates
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Minor Marine Disa.ter.

Pforihcetotcn, Nor. THE British schoonor B...,.
rom haithf" ior Montreal, it'll mOasso. and cigars
aud sails. ~ ' VI '"hninS'
Ihhede'pl,d, Nor. 1.--Arrived steamer Prome-
uens, Capi th.ld,. from Nov York for Apaiachicals
an assorted cargo and six plssengers burins he.yy
NJ, Is" sal. on SUNDAY morning last, on Cape
pairs She will probably have TO dscharge her caro-
G~t,rich q. w., Nor 2.--Tho steamer hoh.vt.
hlnhiut between toderigh end sasinan. was caught
,I hs'"lIu N'rtordaF aud lhfer her deck load over
HAtu' ~" t'turnei 10 Goderich in Q lasky ropdi-
loH. LO.s t5GOJO 10 slOO,uU
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-hertsy injured Another .eeoupt NV, that neither
the brother we're killed. but ths, they yer. ter.
'oly beaten. their skulls being fractured in sewers.
saoes Both we're alive at one O'Clock th. afternoon.
gut no hopes Of their recovery entertained No
ere.u bed been made mp 70 sir o'clock this evening
There ia much excitement in Utica and throughout
she County
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TEN As.

Gar,s'on, Oct 2s-Thc bark Houston ashore
~ the western end OF the flsnl, and is ,ill waiting
~ orders from The Sew ll.s underwriters. Judrc
Tis,hA dent. ths' he his petit.ored the President
'or olemencv to Jof Dsyit. judge Rel, Secretary
r. stA.s Of TetaL here, en- rotrs 70 Washington
Tne telegraph i. vo.snr to Houston Hoi san An.
nuic Cotton !, heavy .nd inactive MddnnG, 3uo.
y .rnnLe Irel.h z 70 IiKNrnnnl. 1 d
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invited 10 the President He srsuHed With the
and directs me to say that he regards the ratification
oy ne Leeislsture OF the Congressional amenarent
penmbie - successful Iestor, Of the true loy al
Ieaiions between FLORIDA and the other states, and
tiuhV matpenAble 70 the return Of peIce and
harmony throus bout the Republic
a.
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h0nt'edl, Oct l9.-On sunlug h'L imm' ila'ely
sher high mass, Mr. Psueaut, The fcp.es' ''He IN
Parliament Of the county Of Rrheieu aldie''ed the
large assembly attending the .esvi e." sore nom
before NE church door The ioa. sent ell'l sp.Ae
o. me rem an movement, and he "a, d. .'Ms 1Ai
audience that the Ir,h we1c .i'vru d. ne my
Of England TO ayense ihen,elye ur,n hen Ne ed.'
H. .oci. IN tee manner ne, vr,e nov ~
lne e"oIsV OF Feniaus Vas NC - ~ 70
vronr o. ar injured ronre He Md that inc
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THE LATE GALES.
Disasters en- the IaLes

Bu6aic Nor. The CcNsERotAr. Of thi. citr,
to-day publishes list Of disasters by the late gale
The following are the most important one. tn.
propeller Her M,je.ty vas sunk At Por, Colborpe.
She had 500 barrel, Of -four The propeller Msruuet,.
". sunk In shoal water At Bar Point. The prope-
er Coldwel lost her shan and will have 10 20 on the
dry docs. Tbs schooner Lucy Auchard, With q car
SO Of coal from Cleveland, lest her dech load, and
damaged her rails. The schooner Cornwall, with .
cargo Of 400 bu'hcls Of corn from Toledo for o,-
veso Is ashore on North Hsrbor Reef ard full Of
water The 'chNon-r p. 9. y Bcmr laden With
wheat nom Milwaukee, vas toved into Cleveland in
linking condition. The propeller Mineral Rock
crossed SAGINAW Bay during the storm Her gang.
-sys burst In nv the force Of tho waves, and
her deek load and Is cattle Nashed overheard. The
schooner Aleeino, laden with barley, ". sunk at
Port Colborne
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GIs snErIDAN hn notified the citizens Of Ne,
Orleans that ihosc whose arms have been "a n
away ~ tI6 military sutt ties, and VIII h, A
receipts Tor Ihe same can have Ihsm on a. nj. a.
UOu,
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Canada.
Preparations 10 Resist the fcDisus-'u -
cenaiaiy speech oil ,nuadin" hember
OF Parliament.

Montreal, Nor. at /, understood that five resi-
mrnu Of British troop, viii be here yofy room, on
their way to Upper Canada to guard nt'!nst POSI-
bic fenian denomination on thsi province steam
ere are in readiness down ne river TO- sn'yori these
trOop.
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Florida.


L. HHnaffctury seward ConGrntuiate''
,eNipr nm, Noe. 1.-The folio Fing has been
tholol5 70 His Excellency, william Marvin,
:.SI. y Governor Of Floridi, At Tallahassee
All er Of October 7th vac received and sub.
g. Fing,t
pa uded
kney a.
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Nsir York Nor. THE steamer leo, from ssv.n-
nah the 9sth, has arrived at this port. The steamer
wabash from Ph,iaiolphiA for New Orleans put in
Savannah in distres, having Loot ,mokestsck and
rams Two men were lost overheard viz George
'onrad' seaman. and John Mccarthy, formerly .
'eam TUG esptsin at Philadelphia. The steamer
R.leieh arrived on the 26,h from New York. She
took hio on tho passage but IL vas cxtinguished
readily Her fires we're also extineuished by sea.
and the utmost conformation prevailed among the
PASSENGERS for time, but the skill o. her om.er.
carried her through safely.
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Friday, November q.
TIE PUBLIC DEBT.
secretary McCulloch's Statement

Washington, Ncr. 2-sccre tary NcCuloch To-day
promulgated the statement Of tho public debt AZ A
appear, from the book of the Trcaiurer's returns
md r,quslton, in that Department, on N. si,t OF
October, 1866. The iecaptuation .hov, ,he follow
ing:
Debt heNinr in'rrcs' IN coin......S l6i1aI61l 6,
H'ut c.Eu- mel ia inN lut money Igl Slg,t,I AZ
lcht ON which ME rst uua ueas-d. l.tIy,J %
Dent beariuS no Intel cpt -....,... HSh 0Zaaip 81
Total tmount ou,stHnGur.......,-,,, g. 80 iSs 50
The total lnIcres, s sl.o sas,7, -. o. VII oh 81,
GIG3il 81 ia IN COIN ant i,II,o, % !. in lawful
money
The legal tender notes In circulation are a. follow.
One aud Two Years Five per ccuts... s3g,saG . %
u ted States Nnlc old .ssur.......... .9lI e. o.
nit,d atrs No'es, new lo'uo ...... ItD' " 20
IoiHiound lh'ee't NoLes '''''.'..'' l'' It,IIl W
Total ...,....... ........, iG3.siY9 5,l W
The following is the amount III tne : te-'uryi
n CON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ 30 81 10
IN NuiTthc! "u s,pJi ~
Fractional currency on hAnt s't y 400.
contres. Of the October Statement with that for
September chow, a reauctioi OF the public debt OF
four millions Of dollars and also reduction legal
tenders Of over iorty-four millions
In the October statement thet. Z, also new fea.
ture, namely Amount ou's'andus in t,e.tvon.y
bonds exchanges under The Get Of Mach lsc5near-
ly four millions and half Thee 4Io payable after
Ave, and Iedeemabls in twenty yeAgs zen Noyen.
bel l, 1865 at elk per cent in,cr'st In coin,
The Temporary loan At four PEI cent. ia tGl2I?S;
at five per cent. 10 S3l 90 10 aud a. tI peg cent.
S67, lsA3g6.
Certificates OF indebtednosl bearing sir per cent.
ibtereSt, Sj6,9J5,OOO
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-11
gSy- Bennett Of the \. Y. Hera1d, c

ESs5 bennett oil the y. l. Herafd, OC-
casionally gets off a good thing. The FOL-
lowing is specimen:
Richmond is the ital point. and Lee.
its defender, is he'll there by Grant, and
compel el 10 stand lie plessly and wait
while Grant comp eteS his minor arrange
m nnts ut other points and gets all ready
Tor the final b 0w. Before Grant put ma t.
ter> in that position Lee WIS a very treat
general who was able TO throw off our
little generals as they came at him one by
one, and IN the intervals had time enough
to send men hit err and thIther 10 tam the
scale against our forces at II other points
But alas for Lee, we have changed all
THAI. This reminds us of 4 story. We
have seen this who c hiStory-change and
ai.-~ehearsed on our back piazza where
the sGn shines pleasantly even in these
wintry days. That pleasant sunshiny pi-
azza Vas the especial domain Of Nep-thc
big Ne, toundand dog-who was all the
time such a Turk that he would have no
brother near the throne. The piazza in
4 Its c1%th and breadth was rs much sa-
crgi ~ Mp as was the space around Rich
monl - Lee. There he lay all day and
druwsed; there Inc walked up and down
ut his ease thence he opened his deep
thro It mt the distant paSScr-bv, and thence
he went to his dinner, only to return there
when the dinner WAS over. Wo TO the
pointer, the setter. the beagle or TO the two
terriers il they venture any intrusion on
that sacred soil BAT a bulldog was
added to the number He was as good
naturcd as any He did not know about
Nep territory, however. and he in AIDED
it; i1r he liked sunshine, too. \ep tried
the usual game. and certainly rather sur
prised the bulldog by his weight and the
suddennes> Of the onset Bat the bulldc.
woke mp rs bulldogs do, and then there
was Il row. There WAS II full argument of
the ease and the result was that the bull
= ; cries were planted so deeply and
SO tcnacieusiv into Nep's throat that it re-
qnlred the interference, II CT a,nliS of
every person ahoGt the place to get the
worries ont, and then tho application of ali
restorative remedies to keep the Newfound-
land alive
This is the real state Of Il case between
Grant and Lee lee hustled every one
away easily till the real fighter came, and
now there hr Is and the real i.hler has
him by the throat on his own piazza, and
will Id him there and kill him there
Tor IN this case there is no one to inter
lerc. Hood cannot he brought around to
get the worries out, for his army is broken
TO pieces No new army can be raised 10
give new life, for Sherman occupies the
country that it mirht have been raised in
and 50 the dog must die and in Grants
own time lie will die, and nothing can pre-
vent It.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-11
The Situation.

There has been NJ particu ar movement
Of the army during the past week that has
materially changed the condition Of af-
fairs. Sherman appears to be making a
movement towards Char eston, and there
is areport that Lee has placed Beaure-
gard IN command ut Richmond. and Is
about to take the field against Sherman IN
person. If we may iud re from the tone OF
the rebel papers the condition Of the re-
bellion i becoming more and more CRITIC
n each day They appear to has come
10 the conclusion that they cannot hold
out much lonrer, and now desire to be-
come colonies to England and France, if
those governments Will accept them after
the abolition Of slavery jeff Davis has
become the suhiee. Of bitter inrectives
from his own household and should the
war continue another wear, we should not
be surprised to hear Of his assassination.
The New York Herald predicts, and
not without an assurance Of probability,
that if the men are furnished profanity
under the late n Of the President, the
war will close within three months We
trust the prediction may prove correct.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-11
From the Shenandoah valley

WAsnINGroS, Jan IA letter from
Loudon county, Va, dated the 81 inst,
says Il cavalry force from Gen. Sheridan $
army visited the neighborhood of Upper
vii e and Middlebnry on the 9th ult, and
destroyed and carried away considera>
BILE amount of property belonging to Sc
cessionists OF that neighborhood A few
days ago party of Union cavalry entered
the county from Fairfax and made several
arrests OF disloyal residents a brigade
of eava ry and artillery has been stationed
near Lo ettsvile. Gen Derin is in COM
mand OF TIE brigade. Winter quarters
are being erected, aud it is probate e this
force will remain IN the vicinity of Low
ettsville during the winter
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-11
The HaDDy Family.

NEW 1oRK, Saturday, Jan. Late
rebel newspapers show that the fight of
jeff Davis and Anti-Jeff. Davis factions is
constantly growing more san9uinary. The
lines between them are now vertically
drawn. Those opposed to Davis accuse
him. in the most open and veaem mt man
ner, of ben. the cause OF all their recent
disasters, AMI they In tu;'n are charged by
jeff 5 organs with destroying confidence
in the ability Of the Conlederacv to ACHE c
independence, preventing the in enforce
ment of the conscription, and encouraging
deserters