davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-03
n.,on - the ofense. The Corrt YES cleared sos 90
liberation upon verdict The I.1t Sste 70 90 Titb
Up will be tia: Of Con mcGo,. Cfs,r, cling Tie
sshsl ,am stonewall Jackson IN tire port OF feTrol
psEs9G f'H7.
Adjourned nIecs'nz of the Lcs.''"'"Is-
The suralrrsLip Of the House Sscas''
LOIS. No., Thur,dsy, Nov.

ST.. LO Is. NO., InLtsda., ~" - -.
Tho adjourned session Of tee Missou.i t LIZ |.
;sture mel at Jefferson City 10 day NO Quorum et'ns
'osnrt m the seuate that body adjourned uDtii p'
,array The House orga lied With Col Jauesoh a.
speaker pro tenn in tie cAair but a'j'nrnea "i'"'"'
transacting any BUSINESS. c.,,r y, Tho
uons. h. inc been arpGnted Judge OK The supreme
Cour. cafcy exists in rha spe.leishp ont y Is hos
decieu yet wi ether the House viii e.ecta new
or allow Col Jameson 10 preside doIihg tne se's1""'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-03
CANA DA.
Preparations - Meet the Feninns-'hourn-
ing for Lord Paiucrston and Counsellor
Achnmbauit.

MONTREAL. Thursday. Nov. ., 1866.
understand that five regiments of British
troops will be here very soon, their way to Upper
Canada to guard against possible Fenan demonstra'
ton on that province
steamers arc in readiness down the river to trans
port these troops.
Tic City Of Montreal Is in mourning for the death of
Lord Pslnerton and also for the lad fate VI Counselor
Aishaubsnlt killed on the st. John.
There VIII DO great funeral tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-03
Hotel Personal.

MOjor.Gcn. Emory, U. S. A.; Hon. X. X:
Nelson. Minnesota; Judge Giblart DAYTON, ohio ana
Hon. u. Dewitt oxford at the ~. Nicachis holr
Gen. Longstreet arrived in the city yesterday ana is
stopping at the Mc,ropolita Hotel.
Hon. Henry Wells Aurora n. u; Gen. j. D. S'Jne
house ALBANY; ii. j. Hastings. ALBANY. anu Mvor'
Cen Wood, &. s. A.. are AZ the Astor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-03
Tot,l amount ortsftndinc. :.
Total. ses' 90 yl 81, :,

Fractional cnrrcncy on hnnd....- N'UJ',fVJ %
contrast Of the October statement with that for
September shows q reduction OF TIE Funic Ieut 81
600 900 ard also reduction OF legal tenders Of over
$4,000. O0J.
in the October statement there is aeo new feature
namely: Amount outstanding In hse-twcnty bones
eIcbn1ees u1dcr tic act IL March g. ITS nearly So
500 go These are payable after five and redeeInable
u 20 years from November lrG at v cent Interest
RI coin - -.
The Temporary loan at " cent is sGl2. 1885, at 3 p
cent SCI so no and ~ p cent $G7,lsj36.
Certificates Of indebtedness, bearing y cent inter
est "a qOtOOU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-03
1851.

The decrease in the amount Of expenditures OF these
Departments Is not shown accurately. from the fact
that during this month in the years le62 sG3 and 1864
there was large amount Of acquisitions from the DE.
partmcnts lying suspended at the Treasury, in some
eases amounting to SEQ 900. Oooor $40, 100000
The following statement shows the disbursements Of
the Treasury account OF the War ard Navy Depart
meuts for the quarters ending Sept 30 OF thu years
,,opf,nrrd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-03
safssy of che Passengers Of the steamer
Republic.
CHARLESTON, 3. e.. MONDAY

CnlsLEsToy s. c.. Monday Oct 80 1850;
The boat in charge of the First Otilcer OF inc
steamer Republic arrived here safe this morning. Win
The bons in charge Of Capt Hawthorne npassengcro
the Republic. arrjyed OF Hit9u Head with 20 pa'seh
GERS, oil well
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-03
Thc Registry Law md Con"fifuncn u
Nsnrytapd-Thc EIuw sustnined.
BALTIaoRE, Thur

BALTIAoRE Thursday, Now :, lsto.
The Court Of Appeals Of the State OF Mary
and has sustained the constitutionay AZ the Registry
Law OF the State ard also the consistency OF the pro-
visions in tie Constitution of tie State with TIC Con-
stitltion Of the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-03
THE PUELeC BERT.
aistrrycut OF Secretary McCu!Iorh-OGr
National r inonces on the First Instant
Amount Of undcbtedntss nnd sntcrcsi
--Thc Currcncy-Dtcrcnse Of the Dco'
$1,000, COO in October.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, NOV. :, Iso':
Secretary McCuiloch to-day promulgated ne
settlement If the pubic debt It nppcais from tie
o. of the TreasnrcI's returns and reiusition5 % me
Dcpsr.mert on tie st q Ocobcr 1865 The iecaP'tu'
la,on shows the following: o,. ~,
Deb, bearing interest In coin -...s l6l, ~. bJI ~
Debt bearing interest in Lawful money llo,s9is7 20
~. ~, ,rIich IN ferest bas ceased l,2I3 80 80
Debt bea!ing interest-..--..-.- Js',o~'' '"' 81
Total amount outstlndinc......-s3l ~ ~, ~. 70
Tic total interest is ?2 9s on 80: 81 wh IN eo1 3D.
$40 30 il in COIN and e., 21H o. Is In lapinl money.
The legal tender notes IN oircuatioD are a. follows;
One and TWO years five per cents. - OF
t-.j.aJ s,n,es notes ,ld issuo ... ....y. 3D2 40
United States notes, new issue. $40 9"9
Compound interest notes ---.----.--.---' ''oiE'Ai
Tot, ............ s5i3 100 5sl
The following il the amoun. in the Treasury:
Tn coin .......... S}i. 81 PSI Is
In ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .,e0l, JsI -
Total--....-.-- 1900 .... SpSi 01bvif ~
u--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-03
ABoLIsMING TnE pRREpMEN's BUREAU.

ABOLISHING TIE FKEEDMENN BUREAU.
Provisional Governor Parsons of Alabama had
another interview with the President to-day. One OBJ
ject of his visit Is said to be the adjustment Of tie
Frcedmcns Bureau on the ground that it has caused
much trouble in the Southern States. The remedy.
however. is with Congress. the Bureau having been
created III pursuance Of law,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-03

10 them, and 1t was done precisely In the case O.
waite children. But under the lao they cannot De thus
bouGd without con- aot to teach them to read, write
and cypher.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-03
COM. PARRAGuT's CorRr.MAnrIA1

The Farrsgut Naval Court-Mnrtil met again to-day.
when Col Marston Of the Marine Corps. charged with
misappropriating large sum Of money placed in his
hands for new recruits 10 which charge he yesterday
pleaded guilty submitted written statement in extern.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-03

Condition Of Freedmen Emp-oving-L"tc
Shareholders G. alag Eeccuc,ied 10
Free Labor Horrible Cvncity s'iii
Pr; cticed-prrsbytcrinnS ynOd Of Vir-
giu.a mt LyncI,burc-Specch from
Grandson Of ru,ric1 7senry-fsc'nnrhs
Of Es,s,rcp Early, sa-csy n Shareholder
--Tcbacc D yro DE- .ne Ccic1y OF Freed
rnru-kScut 30 Leave for LIbeSiu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-03
CHAHoEs IN THE PAY DEPARTMENT.
THE ARMY AND NAVY.

A comparative statement Of the disbursement
Of the Treasury On account of the WGr and Navy De
parment Tor the month of October in the last 7e year:
is as follows:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-25

CouLDE'T Do Ir.-"Star Freight has been
TO Galens. celebrated for its lead and General
GRANT. While there "Star' had whimsical
fancy whereof he thus whimsically discourseth
in the Railroad Gazette:
BY the way, tried to be Gen. Grant to day.
Went up to 145 Main Street, where the Gen
eral used to buy hides in his brothers store,
and stood on the step. Closed my eyes, and
imagined my name was Ulysses, and that l
had on little leather apron, and wac honest,
made speeches, and was laboring for $40 per
month. Then s'turned backward o Time in
thyfight,' about five years, and wondered
what could do for my distracted country.
Thus | stock in deep, black study, for about
forty consecutive seconds, and really got to
feeling quite Granty, and wondered whether,
whenf opened my eyes, my eyes would not
open on three silver stars on each shoulder.
Almost feared to open them At all IN fear they
wouldn't and they didn't. Asked Galener
at the moment passing, if he took me to BE-
Gen. Grant, and his profane reply was:
"No; take you to be . darned fool ~
Now the discoS.ft of the country milkmaid
in Webster's old spelling book was not 90
great when her pail of milk tumbled off her
head as mine was at being thus estimated
How in the world did that fellow find it OUT
/ can't be Gen. Grant no more than can
"climb to where Moses stood There stood
where U. s. had stood thousand times, but
if Moses had stood there himself he wouldn't
have been Ulyss. Moses might have beat
Ulyss in getting up fire. orks, bat I'll bet $50
Ulyss never been forty years in generating
those Israeliters out Of Egypt George Nc.
Clellan might have Peninsula-campaigned
them through in fifty or sixty, and had mamma
nd ~ L.
masters stores. But If those am-repudiatine
Jews we're satisfied with Nose, / certainly am
with Ulyss, although can't be him. nor no.
where near enough, like him to have the citi.
zens of Galena give me a splendid, newly
furnished house which is on hill and cannot
be hid, with side walk built clear up to it.
"All men have their fortes," and my forte is
not being a Lieutenant General I'd be q
better Boston Lancer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-25

KEoKUK, IOWA:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, N0vE1lBER =



Gov. HAHN, of Louisiana, delivered IN I'D
dress before the !" Nation Eqnal 6sdhge As.
sociation,' in New York:
The Governor commenced his remarks by
saying that slavery was not dead; that it ex-
listed in fact, though not in name, in more
odious form than ever, in the South. He
said that the constitutional amendment must
FIRST be ratified, and then that Congress should,
by legislative enactments, provide that the
States should not pass any apprentice bills
which discriminate in favor Of the white, -
against the black that the schools should be
free to all that the institution of marriage
should be securely guarded, and that perfect
equality before the law should be secured
to all.
He advocated in eloquent terms the right OF
the colorsd soldier to vote, and said it Wa
not tne that the colored people were more
ignorant than the "poor Whites" He said
that the Union men of the South were viii.
ing to forgive and forget the crimes of The
Secessionists. provided that they would re-
pent and give the colored men the right OF
suffrage.
He was in favor of intelligence, morality
and patriotism - the grounds Of quali6car
tons for the elective franchise. He said We
must grant the right of suffrage to the color
ed man in this district, and that would inau-
gurste the movement so well that it would be
granted elsewhere.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-25

Swea't Uss sny OtAsr.-rhs lest end bes
The right article finally Everybody likes II. purely
vegetable Contains sugar OF lead sths best Hall
Dressing In the world viii restore grey end faded hsi
10 iss original color In four weeks-svery tne--suss
pop" Inquire for weoesers Vegetable Hair Invfgcrs
tor. and don't take any other 1t al hunSrs Of
the scalp week. For sale 1t Wholesale and retail
By D. L. Ksaa, Third and Main sersess, Ks>ksk
Iowa. Barnhams L Van sehsack, Wholssals Druggtsts
10 Lake st Chicago, agenss for the Northwest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-25

A FEW weeks ago, gentleman in Peters
burg, employed for the purpose by the mill
tary authorities, canvassed the city to ascer-
tain the number of houses struck by the
Federal shells during the great siege. His
Investigations developed the fact that there
were over eight hundred houses struck BY
whole shells, besides large numbers of Others
which received rude touches from fragments.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-25

Prolific LADIEs.-Brooke Brooks saws :
The papers recently made great ado over .
woman out West who presented her husband
and country with four children at one birth.
Now l have somewhere read OF case in COM
parison with which this hesperian affair is q
mere bagateAe. II was that of woman by
the name Of Mary Maggie Dalen, who was
delivered of seven at one accouchment-all
dew ish lively fellows, too.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-25
A CROWNsOF GLORY.
livery MAN, Woman and Child Who hes osed
STERLING'S AMBROSIA
d willing recommend It, Three ysars at rapidly in
crossing sale have made the Aubrosia famous al
the world.
IT 10 WARRANTED TO PLEAsu.

crossing oole nave W4oo bokOuS IA wv
the world.
IT 10 WARRANTED TO PLEAs1.
It cures Itching Of the Head.
II nxka New Hair grov on Bsld Hsads
II prevents the HAIR from Falling Ont
Itreaders the Hair Son end 0ls~y.
oIsanses the scalp; ooos the Hessed Brow; Ksuovss
usndruif; curss Nsrvuns AsaAaehs; csrss Ds'dSso;
Ensures Luxuriast Locks; Incnss Hair 70 CurI enDs
ssdss sir Kills Hair lss1sA 0sod eject sg1sssos q
once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
he Ambrosia will suit you 70 T. Mssassly put Up.
Dslicatey Perfumed Pstronissd By Open Singers ssA
Actresses Sold In splendid boxes cartons, contain
Ing tso large bottlss-No. 2 for morning, No. for
evening.
THERE - no MIgTAKB ABOUT IT.
erxRLINGs ANBROsIA y the best, most agreeable
end elective toilet IN ths world 10 prove tAs, NJ
carton.
Sold BY DrugRists,
ssssIine's Anbrssls nsnafAetusiBg COMPANY.
410 Fulton Street, New YeSk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-25
John PERDEW,


DURE and four years old, for the Commu-
Il MIN Table ard Family Prescribed by Physs-
clan. for Fvraies. weakly Persons ard Invaids The
eat Remedy for Kidney Affections. Eheumatism and
AL Chronic Dee~ses
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-25

ExCELLENT WINE kOH = &AAAAsS.
Every family Ut this seaseu, shoald u.e ePEkkD
WINE ceIeb aied in Europe for it's macina and bens-
aciai qualities, highly e.te. med By smsear PHI ssnns
need in Eurrpean and American Hospital and ~ sO0e
Of the arsa farsies In Europe and America
AZ A TONIC u ha- no sebal. cassnG an speeetes End
building m tie systeu being entirely pur~ w1ns ~
pcss valuable graps. AZ DIv1k1Ic y aooeets
healthy action II the aAnde Ktd1<ys - utanny o.
enns very keuenciai N Dvotsy, Cont 80 nh1ass A.
:csicps sPKkks par~ arsicls non she lnics
OF the Port rape posssus nedi incl properties sups
ricg 10 any osha utn~ h nes end excs*pf article
or al weak and dellt.t~A Persons and the aged in
nrn improving the appetife and ksrs1sng Isdes and
eAkadrpa. N = eaes a~d POS viii ncf ~ dscs6psd.
rne eura IL signature Of ALyRHr ePHEn u the
c0k efeneh hottie .s1s
- ~ Vlkirecn Bartlett Co Keckuk, Iowa. and
~ uf CO. 1selers Who also sell CAsTiLLA FORT
nRKNDY ~ choic~ old srfscl., Imported only by Mr..
n1sef direct yrnm the valley OF Oporfo. tocsbon
0r4snar supplied by h<lssAle DruggisD.
leas A. sPEKR At his vin.y ard In New Jersey
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-25

A coule of Winsted, Conn.,, got married
and went on bridal tour. Upon heir re.
turn they we're horri6sd BY the discovery that
the man who united them vas not legally
qualified to do SO, and they were not in fact
married at all, whatever they might have
been theoretically. But magistrate was soon
found who fixed up the matter 30 a. TO cover
arrearages.
The New York police made 22,2s4 arrests
last quarter-an increase Of 1877 over the
preceding quarter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-25
BArcHELoR,s HAIR DYE.

DATCHELORsS lair DYE.
The Original and Beat in the woridi ne only true
and perfect Hair Dye Harmless, Reliable and Instsn.
taneous. Produces Immediately . spiendid Black or
natural Brown without injurpe hair skin. Rsn-
sdiss the I'll effects dyes Sold by all Druggists.
ms genuine II sieusd william 4. Batchelor. Also
RE1ESsRATrNG EXTRACT OF MILLsFLEURs,
for Restoring and Beautfying the Hair.
sug9l-dAvly CHARLES BACHELOR, NJ.
For DiaRrhOe, Dysentery, &C. Aa-
CURES Compound Extract Of Bssxs PLANs tbs most
reliable and succsssfu remedy; IL 10 endorsed ~ Col
Long. asseral Piespsnton and Sea Fits Henry wSren
ofthe United States Army Western Sanitary and Chris
tiAn Commissions, War Relief Fund Comrittee Raitors
Of the Press. and Western stesnboss ocers Sold By
alldruggists. and B. vowaLI Z Co. Ksoknk.
ia C. MA9UIRB, Sole PROPRIETOR,
jyls-dsvem It. Lsais, No.
OOL0AT8 80 aAoNEx soar.
hi. celebrated Toilet seap, insseh anivsrsa
ssasss, n aaAe fren the eAeieess .asssssis
0ilA and e0eiisn ain its nature, fFagransly
csnssA, and extremely bebesteiel in its Aesl
spon the skin. For sale By snDrsssssts s.a vs.s,
Goods Dealers. ssbl-Asvlyr
The DFiAal Ohan0eY, IN nssay Of Wan
Ing snAIsstrueticn for YousS Asu. Also, nsv aad
ufths Urinary
systsms-ssntfrss, In sealed snvslopes Address, Dr.
sKTLLIN HoueHroN. Howard Association ,PAsls,
ssphis. Pc. aprkdsvly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-10
CSTONEBRAKER'S
y NERVE, BONE & COIN
IMMINENT FOR MAN OR BEAST.

Warranted to cure RheNmAtlsm,, Spralns:
Swelled joints Sore Throat. Frosted feet, Pois-s
ons,. Sores and Bruises, Fresh Cuts, Corns,
Swecnv. on man or beast, Saddle OF Collar Calls:
Distemper, Scratches, &c, on horses and Mules.
and all diseases requiring an external Remedy:
All who know Stonebrakcrs Linimcnt will
testify that it is the most popular, Liniment ever
sold in any countro, and that it has gwen per
feet satisfaction whereverit has been introduced,
tal1iug the place Of al Others. This IS strong
evidence Of its great power in removing Pains;
Swellings, SC, both on man OF beast. No Lin
imcnt has yet been made to equal it. It only
needs trial to prove its good effects:
H. STONEBRAkER,
FunkstoWn, Md.
For sale by our agents:
E. 5. LEADBEATER & CO.,
0c 17-:}m Alexandria,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-10
ER :
~
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS!


A safe and speedy cure for Coughs, Colds
Distempers, Heaves, Hide-bound, Worms, Bots,
Scurvey. &C., in Horses, Loss Of Cud, Black
Tongue, etc. in Cattle.
READER DON'T FORGET!
STONEBRAkER' S HORSE AND CATTLE,
POWDERS,
are becoming the most popular Powders now III
use And Why? Because they are prepared OF
such ingredients as are precisely suited to the
animals for which they are used. No powders,
ever sold have given such universal satisfaction
and acquired 50 great celebrity in the same time
AS an evidence superiority over all others
the proprietor stakes his reputation on these
powders against all others now put up Only
trv 1hcln and be convinced Of their great quail
irics. II. .NIONEDhAhEh
Funkstown. Md
For sale by our agents.
E. 5. LEADBEATER & CO.,
oc17-3m Alexandria,
DATS MADE TO COME OUT OF THEIR
IL HOLES TO DIE.
Great destruction Of rats.
L is a paste and used on bread.
Every box Warranted Il dead shot;
As it will destroy all your
Bats Roache~ Mice and Ants,
Or YOU can have your money re1undcd
Not dangerous to the human family
Try it-and il it don slay all your Rats, &C.
You can have your money refunded
Sold bv dr1l""i>tS and country dealers gcncr-
u]]y. H. :STONEBRAkER,
FunkStown: Nd.
>'''N 3. $. LEADBEATER & CO.:
oc 1--:}m Alexandria
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-10
PUBLIsHED DAILY b :. SIS.
D G "a r. SN OW D Ms SSR
aa-OFFICE-No. 104, King street over.

Frenchs Book Store. 4
Adyertise and Subscriptions re
Ssysao sSssnyoee corner IF King and Royal streets
aga ogarJ OWing's Dry Goods store.
narTERMs OF SUBCRIPTIoN--Sixty cents
nar month; or Six dollars PER .AENUM, payable
in advance.
AnyERr1sEMENTs inserted at the usual rates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-10
GEORGE WM, BRENT p CO oc18-7aw4w

IyIRGINIA, to wit:-At rules held in the
Y Clerks Office of the Circuit Court Of Fair
Mary Jane Dixon, Executrix Of Turner Dixon
decd, vs.. Austin i. Adams--in chancery,
upon a sci fa ..
Mem The object Of this scifa. is to revive a
suit.depending in the Circuit Court Of Fairfax,
in the name Of Turner Dixon against Austin T..
on. Executrix Of the said Turner Dixon he hav-
ing departed this life since the institution of the
said suit It appearing by affidavit fled that the
said defendant IS not resident Of this state, it
is ordered that he appear within one month at.
ter due publication hereof, and do what is nc
cessary to protect his interest. Acopy teste.
w NJ M .FITZHUGH, Clerk pro TEN.
IL. b. TAYLOR, p @. no 4-1aw4W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-10

aae -. National Intelligencer contradicts the
t,aae tt,asenlents ln the newspapers about the ex-
IN ss,ae destitution and sickness among the
'ssdnen in Washington.
IN me contagiousness of the Cholera is a. con-
s.'serted question and doctors differ.
5. 8 joint commission for the settlement of
fians Of citizens of the us. against the Co.
NJ paoian government, growing out of.the Pana-
= tlots N 1856, is sitting In Washington
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
Played Out.

When Gen, Sherman was IN command
at Benton Barracks, St. Louis, be was in
the habit Of visiting. every, part of that
, institution, and making himself familiar
with everything that was going on. He
wore an old brown coat and Atoverpipe
hat, and Was not gensEally recognized
BY the minor officials or the soldiers.
One day, while walking through the
grounds, he met with soldier who was
runmereifully beating mule.
s. eStop pounding that mule, said the
General
"Git eoutI" said the soldier, in blisful1
ignorance of the person to who he was
speaking.
:. 4 tell you lo< stopl2 reiterated The
/. GFYcs mind yM Bnsihess, and In
mind mine" replied the soldier, contin-
uing his flank movement upon the mule.
u tell you again to stopl said Gener-
al Siberian. Do yen GOV who | ami
am General Sherman @ -
THAT'S played outl' said the soldier
EVERY man who comes along here With
an old brown coat and stove-pipe hat
on claims to 70 be General Shernlan."
20 h 4Fesvpied that fdf once General
eSNerfnaR considered himself out banked.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29

80 CHARACTERIZATION
GTEAM WEEKLY no LIVERPOOL, torcAins
~ at QUEENSTOWN fS9HK HARRna-1 The
we'll known steamers Of tie Liverpool, New York
and hiladelphia Steamship OompaRy QnmAn
LinsA carrying the u. s. Mails, are intended to
san IS follows:rsas rtai l-si iafsA i-isa
EpINRUReH .....4 Saturday, Dec. 10
GLASGOW Saturday, Dec. IL
OLTI or MANcHEsTKB ......... Saturday, Dec. "a
and every succeeding Saturdsy,At Noon, from
Pier H. North Riyergfa ban lalh = isi7h 80 -
aaal1l ur BATES OF PASSAGE: ~
Payable in Gold or fts equivalent in Currency1
FIRsF GABIs..,. $50 90 SrEERAoE............SSO 20
do TO London. So 90 do to London. "a 90
do to Paris...... IS 90 do TO Paris ...... 40 90
do to Hamburg 80 90 do TO Hamburg. 81 90
Passengers are also forwarded TO Havre, Bremen,
ROTTERDAM, Antwerp, &C., at equally low rates.
Fares from Liverpool or Queenstown LIST Cabin
$50, SS6, SIO6. Storage $50. Those who wish
to send for their friends can buy tickets here at
these rates. 81 .fresfE saW aFi nfHTf
For further Information spply af the Cosspany's
ofhces. JOHN G. DALE, Agent -
49,. .,ft.-..1.. 10 Broadway, New York
-, ~. BENIN q ANTHES, Agents, aio7
oees-om s0ilgaga tad .a7si Evansville, Ind.