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THH LAWS OF TRADE &

The law is that the price of raw material
tends TO rise as we approach the places where
there is association for labor and accumulation
of wealth. The prices of finished coinmodi-
ties move, in direction precisely the reverse.
They decline as raw materials advance. Phey
tend to approximate as the power derived from
association becomes productive Of wealth sthe
highest price of the one being found aceorana-
nylng the lowest price Of the other. This
movement Of approx oximation in their eycbanaa aas as
able values is the most conclusive nTooS. re 81
Tancing civilization. 81 9af - f'sSS' v ~ n
-iei - t-4 sitAs-l lils st744ss ,es1fr u .g1
tiss5 iA3i1Jaf. AZ ssftn'aA .sslFsss.g .gis4- .
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-10-05
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS;
JoHN 4. GIIls9AN, Editor,
,.pfJs1.rxHrp Ar az XCHAEGE STREET B.
M Al EOSI ER DC CO.
Ia ponrtlND DAILY fAnss' 'is Ipyablls

sss11 per sar fstsaeAaa.s 81 Esssss,s.s.rs.s
,Tun MAINE STATE PRESS is published ever
Thursday morning, at 200 per annum, in advance
S295 q paid within six Mohifs; and $3.50, II pay
ment be delayed beyopd six months. @'l'r3 = /
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Thursday Morning, Oct, 1855.
LaP9ER iIri1s Of dHAkH nick EMS.

The "Autographsc Mtrusa' periodical
gathering of "inedited fac-simile autographs
Of iIlustrious and distinguished men,a and
published in London, and Paris, furnishes us
with the following letter Of Charles Dickens.
There maybe some question: we should SUI
pose, about the ptopriety Of making public a
private communication Of this Kind, but-thAt
being once done it is certainly too clever and
characteristic not to- deserve wider circula-
- ton: ssmn1
ai3 ,reisaliqsaB "a DEvoEsarRE TERRACE. J
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One inch Of space, in length of column, constitute
a.Hsquare.' aniiEA guiafL4,l.l 3 $500 .-.l, - Z /
aa sl.s8- per square daily first week rs cents per
week atter; three Insertions, or less S1O0; continu-
Ing every oter day alter frstweel1 90 cents. ss14
t- Haf square three insertions less 7b esnts one
week Si.VVi ~ cenls per week eftersa Il ,sgsif
-- Onder mead OF s'AMUsEMENTss' $2.00 per square
per week; three insertions or less 81 TO. "A png5Y
saiBcAAL A0IdoE6,p $500 per square first week,
$1o0 per square after three insertions or less,
AeI square, three insertions, s1Oe; one week,
tSlDJ. ~. itt+el4util LlJ sgDimaeuf Boa flQe3
~ Advertisements Inserted in the, MAINE STATE
PRESS (which has large ere ulation in every galt
o the state for S1D0 per- square for first nserton,
end OF cents per square Tor each subsoqnens lnsef
t04. At tltAi f4F fT.-fq NTgstl
= SPECIAL NoraoEs at The usual rates, is8zr /
,eB an communications mtended tor Wy e PsPS',ss p
should &c directed 10 the "EDIToR oFrHE kEEssi
aaa those OF - business character TO The IVP p
-issl'.S az goB pRINftsG Ssvery ddSsription, eze !
cutsd with dispatch; ana all Business pertaining 70
the othce or Paper promptly transacted on apphc@-
l.ls qsn :. as a,s1 sp0yei sSt "a lib .l4nAfT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03

Army Of Georgia, which was composed
of the Fourteenth and Twentieth Corps,
| and Eaz CON nmandsd' bys Major iGeneT4 |
Sloenn- This regimeRt- did all the
bridging and rspairing Of roads for that
zrmy during the campsig from Atlanta
TO Savannah, aHd bridged the Ssvanush
river opposite the city, where is took over
5000 feet of bridge On the CAM psign
from Savannah throRgh SOUTH Caroline
TO Goldsboro, North Carolina, we did all
the bridging fer that army, bridging the
SaTannah gain at Sister Ferry, where
the men had 10 work in water for six
days, from two to four. feet deep, in
,elsaring ont and repairing the road;
and we bridgsd avery stream from Chat.
tAnooga TO SAvannshs and fthen from
Savannah 10 Washington City, (exeeps
the James 4 On the campaign l0m
Goldsboro, alone, we made over sixteen
thousand feet Of bridge 1t s4rue, that
while we were indhe Engineer Departs
menb welvere net in any heavy engage
ments, but then we were not free from
exposdre, being the hrst on the banks of
the streams and the hast to Ieave, and
the greater part Of the thine doing our
work, after night; with the enemy on the
opposite bank. This regiment was or
ganizsd, with about 900 men, 10 1861,
and has received ID recruits shout Ts0,
also 800 drafted msn in n NosembeFJ 1854.
Ia Oetohsrf 1854 l70 veterans of the
10th Indiana Yoluntesrs were trans
ferred to. this regiment, and ia Jnly,
1865, ninety men ftom'the 1ofst Indians
| YoluntesrEwere transferredto this sFegi.
ment We have aosts in battle aud bg
disease 265 men;. we DOW return 10 the
State Of Indiana FOR fnaI discharge, our
work being completed, and bring an sg.
| 0rag AIS Of $50 1rrssf 1a ASou FaA t7l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03

Iop "Wednesday, the 9th alt.o Yale
College slightly descended from her &C
customed dignity to pay tribute. TO the
long stray Of hsEces whom that vensr.
able institution bad given 70 the defense
OF the country On calling The roll Of
graduatss and non. .gfaddates who had
contributed 20 the glory ofthe army and
navy, both by their aYslor and intellis
ganca, il was 4cand that there were Eve
huudsed and sixiy-6Ve of the former,
and enc hundred and seEeniy-two of the
latter Total 737a A glance at there
cord shows the hsmes of three Major
GeneFaIs, two Brigadisr Generals, thirty-
seven Col0neis, seventeen Majors, one
hundred aptains, seventy-six ETeuten
ants, one shnRdred aud twenty y-seven
Medical oficers, sixty-eight ChapIsins,
twenty one PaSmasters, six Naval On
GERS, eighfy-one priyAtes and non cons
missioned oficers, The exercises COM
prised Q meeting Of the Alumni, o pro
eession, an orsGion BY Dr. Bushnell, aud
q grand dinner. A short letter iron
Presideat johnson was read which
called out rousing cheers. It Was mere
ly compliment 10 American aeholar-
ship saaa.u 80 IS Ho.seqsh sla .1shss 8
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03

=.
Manufacture the follow
lsi lowing Brands Of
p. Tobacco:
sas a A FoanAa, nright Onaea&o al
IA 80 - 80 iaa y0wmess. i
~, Ffs~sgH 70 ua9 a4s4 ~ aTga1 Us 1lFEF lat D.
"a Twist. DEi6has II o. Z ,st.91i 2
81, 4A swsst. = oaaesA ~ 8 as.
ses q A Bfswhs, SOS. .,-a,,z -
.as RrlahG o. caddisa.s
III Msatum q CMddias.3
Dark q Caadiss.
"a Pameaks, RrtGAt, las.
Rrfght no q fm caddfss. ~. u
Dark 10 am = Adtaksss
Ia Mwmwm.s EwmRm msH as-as-..-Hs -HsssssssH-
sPun RaII. ,GAAE
ass Fsiid's cabIe fsil. h. ~ srEzH5-r.rl
tamLAm tNa .HAa I'D sa ~ 'HAt-
EA@or@0os s.slsse 1-a 4sfFo ss .aTf g
III Rou1h amd Ready. 'si'7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03

/ Tomorrow we win present eur idea
Of che beat way to reliege disabled sal-
disrH, and leave to the judgment Of the
people Of the State its practieAhjlity.
We would do so to-day, but the present
article is alsesdy too long. N ,e7iead =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03
SALOON.
Tichelas Saloou

a VU8uB NICuuI8H SAIuoN.
CAM~a~6kAMhAA@. AMh -. HAes-4@AIN @sT&KMN
- ehArgs Of Sha ST. GieAeiss ssioou ana VIII nj
.fs ia nEpt fAha erder nth ALI ponashIn atnpafeh.
ne aesst Lleeers win y. kspt il shs hsz sad
His old frfsnds and eustomeIT are invited % cell
and see him. my30, 0,dSm-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03

We have received aasl0pg eommuni~i
cation, containinga a history of the do
ings and sufferings of the. 18th Ken
tucky Cavalry, during s4service of over
three years z We would pGBlfsh the com
mznicati on but that most Of its CON
tents refers to actions and incidents Of
the war which have already been ptomi.
nsntly placed before our readers So
much other matter demands admission
to .our columns, relative, 70 what is going
on all around US at the present time,
that we cannot aveid-~excluding the
.communication referred to- scTf, when
the 18th Kentucky is mustered out Of
service, some member Of tie regiment
viii send ss . condensed history of its
operations e Silltake plesshrein lay.
ing il before our .rssdess. io7i1a9 a siHEl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03
RTLEs IS1 gEcUIlTI0SS-

1. ESPsPsr' stvsa Ssus st shs uOs nssr O fss
grAtaAseus ssrcnIatioh.
= NO Advsrtlsemsnts, local notices o paffsin,
Srtsfunisss preP~id Cr-Psy gazrxnessd. -------
) Advsrtiasnspts vill nsver b@ areompanied b
local nettoss unls~E contrast b nads % that ssct
and vAlus rsSsived ibr ths aoesss.. ~ ~ 20
4. No " Local NssiOs." however sAort, VIA,
inssrted for less than oas Dollar sseh DAY.
s. Marriages. FunerAi aud RsiIgiOrs Notscsa
nHat invariably be paid In advance 10 sseuFs An
ssrtton.f al izea-le = tar rirsr Ea a.. e5 tafsr
& e. Ne aesesshss On the part Ofearrisru vim B.
mads gOOd hy the ofaos. the eArrisrs hIl 70
have papers - Sresred ass directed. they auss
pay f9r their c&rsisssnsss ..a''.'.s.1. - - '7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03

A FEMALE MoRHos.---The wifes sofAa
soldier. Charlotte i. King, 4iled anaep.
pheation for divorce ia the Court Of
Counmon Pleas, but becoming tired Of
sthe laW,sdslAgs :. married On znaH-nanasd
Samuel Dell without E5iting kog = de.
cree 3issolVicg her mstriacniaE ailianes
With King Charlotte, Though nsatsre
in age atil has > hankering fnr childish
things. and proved false 10 her King far
the sake Of Doll, for whish shs Is hsld
10 answer At thsI nsxt terw Of court
md Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03

A S4RTKE.=-The Pullicitei Of Mar
aeilles, announces q new hind Of strike
that Of bachelors. Not fewer than
{. .OOo young men Of that place, abefween
the ages Of twenty and thirty, held =
meeting in the open air . little wsys out
of tewn, and entered into an agfeement
not TO ask any young woman IN mar
riags Until > complete change shall have
been made. in the manner Of living,
and particularly in the dresa Of the
fAifer sex The, young men aipsist on
greater simplicity in every resPeet and
return of the more modest habits OF 8
century OF two Ago. sta ssal ID med II =
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-12-13
DoIBEAP1 5al
e COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
OF the City Of New Orleans, Louisiana,
Corner Camp and Common
Entrance ON Both Streets,
Ia the spacious and elegant STORY
BUILDINGS, is constantly in ses. =
sion under able Professors.


il It was founded in l892-hAs- o Charter
| from the State as a permanent Institution
under the direction Of Board Of Trustees
appointed by the Legislature, and Is author.
lied to confer Degrees, Diplomas, &c.af
1t was not suspended during the war. q,
use TERMS-PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. W
Penmanship-lesssons not limited. S25 90
Observation-Disclosures and Single
Entry, &C., &cs a5perfectscourse 50 90
Arithmetic, including all CONNER
i ial Calculations. 80 90
Lectures on Commercial Law. 80. 20 90
The aboue constitutes the "CoAAERc1AL
COURSE" .'s'@ $
English Grammatical Course. 80. $50 90
English Full Course. !. 100 90
French Is a49. 100 90
Spanish - ,........... 100 90
Latin ........... 100 90
Greek is'" i@s !" =. .. -. 100 90
Teachers Course in Penmauship. 100 90
A LlFE TICKET in all the Depart, 4aev
m
a. ments ...... -. ~. -. ........ 300 40
N. B. i student having paid for a
course in any branch, as above, is entitled
to .LrFE TIcKEro in that Department
He can attend such branches as be may
desire. SO 8sQfi's 81 s'iStr sss nj fsssr q
For any Language per month, 3. 4. 20 90
Stationery for Commercial Course. a s. 90
Stationery for Penmanship. SO
diploma $50 . r.s.t.,'..f.. ..s...t. w
A Diploma from this College is a pass.
port 10 all Commercial Communities.
All former students ere invited 70 review
Their studies free Of charge. ~
81 The South must now educate her sons
practically if she would develop her vastre,
sources Of wealth, which are much more nu.
merous tran those Of Brazil,
We have ample arrangements for 500
students during the current year. 2 ~
can make liberal conditions for
their sons If they apply soon. Those from
the country can board with good families,
speaking English, French, Spanish or Ger
man, at moderate rates. s3i''' 81.
A business education, that enables one to
earn $4,000! or $4,000 annually, is the best
fortune parents can give their sons, As
the College has been in successful operation
for more than q quarter Of q century, and
the practical plan here pursued received the
unanimous concentrations of the press and
business community, and as, several thou
sands of its former students are now IN bust.
ness intthis city and over the country, it is
deemed useless to go into an extended ex-
PLANTATION of the plan or merits Of the In
stitaticn. 4, i. ~ -s.o..
The city is now healthy. Persons from
TO to 60 years Of age attend such branches
as they may wish. By having special
Professor for each branch taree.fourfhs Of
the Students time il saved. Students in.
tended for this College should bring this
circular or special directions. as every win.
ter there are temporary establishments
opened. Young Students should put their
funds in the hands of their merchant, or the
President Of the College. Citizens and
strangers are invited to coll. College
Office, Room No. Z. 4,
ge RUFUS DOLBEAR, President. !,
I Alex, la, Nov. 20, .3t. ia 9is as9
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HENRY 81. JOHN,
p III A II Ma @ i e N
OFFERS THE FOLLOWING PREPARATION,
| OF HIS own, ~ e sop 7s
D r u G. e. rs f.

Il
~ SO coMPouNDiNG:
st. JOINS ARsIcA LarrxENr, An excel.
lent preparation for Spralns, Brushes,
Swellings, Rheumatism, &c, &C., &c, .,gs
/, st. Johns CONCENTRATED, Essence or
JAxArcA GINoER. Prepared from Tie finest
root. z = Rssss. ji54fE3a ffS a''f sstf'3a.i
st. Johns ExPscroaASr SYRup, for
coughs, colds, bronchitis, pains in the
chest, &c. i, $500. 49,
st. Johns .CoMpouND FLurD EXTRACT OF
BucHU. For diseases Of the bladder, &c.
& ST. Johns VEGETABLE APERIsNr P1lIs.
st. JOINS COMPOUND SYRUP or THE HY-
roPHospH1rEs. For chest complaints, weak
lungs, &C.,
St. John's Avr1sEprIc DENTRIr1cE.
h st. Johns ESSENCE LEMON, VANILLA, &C.,
&c. For aavoring.ni 81 fsilss qgl.siss
/, Shot, powder, gun caps ,(double water.
proof Eley's elastic gun.wads. all sizes y
Is Scarifcators, gum laDcets, Evans thumb
slancets, toilet soaps, tooth brushes, pow ders
hair oils envelopes, writing paper, hair,
brushes, combs, razors and strops, fine peck
ct knives, Rogers English scissors, Warren
English needles, Coats sewing thread. e
III Carbinate Soda, Salaratus, Hops.
/ Smoking tobacco, chewing tobacco,
cigars. -. s.. ,...s.. ,,s...,s
Fine Bourbon Whiskey and genuine
French Brandy. 3ila
window glass, putty, oils, colers, var
nisles, with ., general assortment Of Drugs
and medicines, coal oil and lamps, &c, &c,
HENRY ST. JOHN,
IcE House., Alexandria, Louisiana.
Particular caregiven to dispensing physi-
clans. prescriptions for which purpose the
very best drugs have been selected.
November 8, 1865, tt. 'sssSs' sS s.,
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SHERIFF SALE.

SHERIFF. SALE.
L. w Tilden,
!. no rs. State Of Louisiaua,
q. oo - IN ~. Parish Of Rapides.
HIS. Losee. assas's
BY virtue Of an execution issued
out the Ninth Judicial District Court,
and directed to the Sheriff thereof in
the above entitled suit: Will be sold
on Saturday the 9Th Of January,
1865, at the Court House doer, lin the
Town of Alexandria, the following
property, to-wit ]: u
A certain tract or parcel Of land !,
situated lying and being on the
| north side Of Red river, four miles
| above Alexandra, and containing
the quantity Of One hundred and
eighty acres, more or less, and
bounded above by lands Of II. Swil
Hey, belowb7 lands Of the Estate q
e. R. Crosby, and in the rear By
lands belonging to the Estate Of P..T
Hickman, seized to satisfy said writ
TERMS OF SALE.-CAsH, with tht
| benefit Of appraisement.
80 G. Y. LEDOUX,
! Deputy Sheriff.
ALEX, La. Nov. 20, Il.
lprinter's fees, SIS 90, 49,
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sA' Succession Sale.
Parish of Rapides, State Of Leu.
& isiana.-Esfate az r.. II. CrOshy.

5sts@ Succession Sale.
Parish of Kapides, State Of Lcu-
isiana--Estate of e. X. Crosby.
By virtue of an order issued from the
Ninth. Judicial District Court Parish Of
Rapides, and directed to the Sheriff threof,
Will be sold at the Court House door, in
the town of Alexandra, ON ''' .'is i.sS
f. Saturday the 6thday Of Jan,arynezt,
1866, the following property belonging to
the succession Of Elijah 4. Crosby, deceased,
to-wit:
A certain tract or parcel Of land, situated
on both sides of Red River, containing four
hundred acres, more or less; three hundred
Of which are on the South side and one hun
dred on,the North side Of said River, aud
situated about five miles above the town Of
Alexandria Parish Of Rapides. That por.
ton of said lands ON the South side Of Red
River is bounded as follows, to wit:
On the upper or West side by property
belonging to George W. Compton, on the
lower OF East side by property OF Mrs.
Adelia Casson in the rear or South side by
the Bayou Rapides, and on the north side
fronting on Red River. And that portion
of said lands on the North side Of Red Iaiv.
er is bounded on the upper or West side BY
the property of DR.. A.. .Cockerelle and be
low or on the East side by property Of Mrs
Adelia Casson aud Cd the South side front
ing OH Red River said lands known as tht
~ Crosby Plantation 50 va ~
Terms Of sale-one half of the purchas
| money cash on the spot, and for the otbe
half thereof purchaser to furnish not
bearing eight per cent interest from date 0
sale at the present rates Of currency, paya
bic twelve months after date, secured b
mortgage with vendors lein and priyileg
retained thereon until final payment.
j. RoUTH WILLIAMS.
Sheriff.
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.
THREE HUNDRED ACRES OF
CLEARED LAND, two miles below
this pace, without buildings or fences
Would rent for q term Of years; parties
renting making the necessary improvements
and deductiDg from the rent.
s. w. HEN AR1E.
December 9Th, 1865, 81.
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Nov. 90 tds-pr's. fee $26 IS.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the
Estate Of the late John P. Pettway will
please present them to my Attorney II. S,
-Losee at Alexandria-anG those who are in
debted to said Estate are requested to come
forward and settle their indebtedness Of
opce with him or The undersigned s
VALLEMIE PEITWAY. u
Nov. 29tb, 81. TUTsix.
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FOR RENT.

THE Stable and Garden attached TO my
Town House. The Stable can accommodate
eight horses, and has plenty ofroom for
provender. For. terms, etc., apply to Dr..
RI. 81. John. s EMILY. lARoHlSARD.
December 4th, 1865. g..
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|
Her Husband. 13a t@ga s. ss
BY virtue Of an execution Issued il the
above entitled suit, and directed to The
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Rapides Will be
sold to the highest bidder at the residence Of
said Smith on Saturday the 9Th day Of
January, 1866, the following described pro,
perty to.wit; 8 ~
A certain tract or parcel Of land being
the Northeast quarter Of Section twenty.
four, Township two, Range nine, containing
the quantity Of one hundred aud sixty acres,
also: SIS
One wagon, sl !3 ti4 fs;g siia
Two Jokes Of oxen, -,,r "a, ..,s 81.
Nine head Of stock cattle,
Thirty head Of hogs, S. sse fSl'A'
One set Blacksmith 8 tools, 9iiff
One Mule, ..,e;s.f 1t D, .sssl .,,.,,4. "
One mare aud colt, and IN
Two fillies. RI. y ~
Seized in the above suit to satisfy said
writ s9iaa1.s q
1 TERMS OF SALE.-CAsH, with the benefit
Of appraisement. G. v. LEDOUX, ).
Deputy Sheriff.
November 22d, 1865. It. g
Printers fee $l8t 90 sl ~
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LlQ ER Y.:S7 ABLE II
ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA.

,NlHE undersigned have leased and tho
i roughly repaired the large, eommodious
and well known Livery Stable, in the rear
Of the Town Hall, owned and recently kept
by Clark & Taylor, and will carry on the
business in all its branches.
They will keep constantly to hire
Buggies,
Carriages,
Hacks,
af31 Wagons, a Il
.sS,ls,s i,t.f And Saddle. Horses
WILL SEND TRAVELLERS,
Ii charge Of experienced drivers, to any
place desired gay s''.la'.fs 2 gS''' .fs'
VIII take in horses to beard by the day
week or month, having IN their employ nont
but the best and most experienced hostlers
We are always on hand, attending per
sonally to the wants Of our patrons, ant
hope to merit and receive the liberatpatron
age always extended to Clark 4 Taylor.
Prices uniform and as moderate as th
times will allow. ........-..
,. TERMSs-ALWAYS, CASH. 81
WAINWRIGHT & GOFFE.
| Alex, La, Nov. Goth, '65, If. 's II,
.ss..o.,,>e,ss,o.e,s
IRE EEK TO LEASE. '
A GOOD SAW MILL, with dwellin
| house and out buildings in a favorable locs
ton, about twelve miles from Lloyd
Bridoe. Apply 10 the undersigned,
/ december 9th, 81. H. $. LOSEE.
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q. - ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA DECEMBER 1s 1866.

arguments Of exile and imprisonment, can
make it d crime for man to love his cQun.
! try and to take up arms in her behalf
Mems ideas Of right and wrong cannot be
| changed at will to tally with circumstances
and Americans brought up in love of coun'
try will be slow to pronounce that It is
criminal in d Southern man.
| Not only are Southern men the heroes
of the military incidents that pass from
journal to Journal and are circulated over
the country from North to South, but
Southern generals and public men come
Northward and are received everywhere
with transformations evidences OF respect
and admiration. Traitors are not so re.
ceived. Traitors would not have so ven
tured Would Benedict Arnold have been
so received had he SO ventured !? n
No amount of sophistry or denunciation
can make the Northern masses regard the
Confederates as traitors. Radical Journals
may stigmatize admiration of the Southern
chiefs as misprision Of treason, and Radi-
cal orators may thunder inyectiyes against
them like 50 many pinckbeck Demosthenes',
but tbs all in vain; the unperverted in
stincts Of mankind reject the doctrine and
contemn the teacher. tsst 94A ~ w. as-
How different is the case with our North
ern generals. We do not hear fthem 60
ing South unless as heads Of Military De-
partments, We fancy they will shrink
from testing their popularity in that section
for many aday to come. Imagine Sherman
travelling over the land he has laid waste,
or Fitzpatrick wandering through Georgia
or South Carolina, OF Sheridan visiting the
Valley. Men crave remembrance as a boon,
but the highest hope that Sherman, and
such as he, can entertain with regard to
the.South is that their deeds may pass from
memory. A poor reward this we must adj
init for toll and danger and success. ~
r. z @ Metropolitan Record.
nen- Gov. Parsons and the Hon! George
s. Houston have been elected o. S. Sena-
tors from Alabama. sym iFiaw aaf.
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uea- He that INDUCES negligence will
quickly become ignorant Of his own affairs,
and he that trusts without reserve will at
last be deceived.
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rea- Mrs. Darlington says that Ike,
having become very much enamelled OF a
siren Of Boston, had led her to the men-
tai altar, He didn't appear the least bit
decomposed. On the backs Of his wedding
cards were little Cubebs with wings.
3't S'slis lEs~--4Ss-.sey,-> .l1>ss-s 4a
9 re-, The London Times says Caleb
Gushing isinstructedto cooperate with
MFR. Adams in bringing the respective
claims OF the two countries to settle
ment, and to ascertain the opinions. pre-
vailing in England concerning American
an fnces. 49,, ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
psg~ ExlGov. Aiken has been elected to
Congress from the Second District OF
South Carolina. 'sSa';8e sFfs'Fs, tia I"