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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
THE KENTUCKY PREsBxrEnIANs

The Presbyterians in Kentucky, Like nearly
all the religious denominations Of that State,
are for the most part intensely pro-Slavery.
They have, therefore, been chatting sfOr sew.
eral years under the deliyerancss made
by the General Assemblies Of thoir Church
since the beginning Of the warwith regard to the
duty Of 10y atty and the evil of slaveholding. At
the meetings Of their Presbyteries, they have
steadily expressed their disapprobation Of the
course follswcd by the General Assembly. This
year, they have deemed the .tme to
have come to take decisive step in
advance. They clearly see that, unless
the General Assembly can be prevailed upon to
rspsnt of It's loyal and anti Slavery attitude and
to humiiiats itself before, the brethren %, the
Slave States the latter can no longer afford TO
remain in the Apostats Church. The majority
of the Louisville Presbytery, at its recent seq.
sion, adopted "a declaration and testimony
which in express and emphatic, terms sets forth
that o Church which denouness the Slavehold.
ers' Rebellion and claims right to condemn
Slavery and Shareholders, Ia no longer Q true
Christian Church, and that, unless the future
General Assembly repeal the former deliver
ances, the General Assembly aud kentucky
must part company. 40 -rODT 0gTLTto g
Last week, the Synod of Kentucky was in ses.
zion at louisville Dr. Robert j. Breekinridge
offered paper declaring that the majority Of
the Louisville .Presbytery, by the adoption OF
their declaration and testimony" had rendered
themselves unqualified, unfit and incompe-
tent" TO sit and act as members of any Presbyte-
terian Church Court. This called forth pro.
tracted and very animated discussion, which re.
suited, as everybody, anticipated, in the voting
down Of DR.. Breckinndgs's paper, by vote Of
102 against %. ,iisU g. % ,Irag 9Ter.'
This vote viii soon be followed by the open
secession of the majority Of Kentucky Presby.
terians from the General Assembly of the United
States. The difference Of views between those
who are still admirers Of the dying institution
Of Slavery. and those who are tubnant at the
final delivery Of tbs country from that great
natiops. curse, is too wide to allow Of Their
remaining any longer together as mem,
bcrs Of one ecclesiastical organization.
Those who remain In connection with the
churches of the Free States are at present
only small minority, but the triumphant march
Of freedom In the Southern States will come "a
their aid and increase their numbers. The i'm
mediate effect Of the ecclesiastical separation
between the pro-Slavery and anti.Slavery
churches Of Kentucky will be to strengthen the
Republican party Of that State; for, by their
struggle. against the despotism of the Slave
power, the rising anti. Slavery party OF the State
can hardly fail to grow in hrmncss aud in
numbers -
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18

was I4s, closing ise Amor selling iti There w poo
demand for soldbesns Governmept Stock and - sns
Of the day iOsS wss bid for old Ssos and
new In Railway Mortgages and ssate bono' nv. os,rra
Bsnk stock. are held with much hrmnes' ana arc O
In small amounts The Miscelaneou' Shares w. 70,
Railway Share. wefo Irregular. and oherea 'o;
cash aud upon sellers options There o.rd mice.
demand for seyera stocks and ~ 'Do sol bop.e. aud
nor cen, Tn. supply h.. been quite free c9~rrs's
~ s.,,r ana nothing passes unor per cent Tas,'
paper Is NO =, currency from the South and West
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
THE LABOR MOVEMENT.

North and South alike are agitatng the prob.
lem Of Labor. In the South, the controversy is
still In its elementary stage. There, the ques-
ton relates not TO the duration Of work but to
the quality Of the workers. The North settled
that question nearly century ago, by unsni-
mously deciding that laborers, TO be profitable,
mast be Free Forced to accept that solution
by the results Of the war; experience will soon
demonstrate its wisdom to every observing
mind in the South. As, even In Connecticut,
all doubts thereon have been dispelled for years,
we cannot hesitate TO believe that South Caro-.
lima will presently adopt 1t as en- undeniable
article of her social creed; and along with her,
sisters.
In the North, and especially in Massachusetts,,
which usually leads the van in all reformatory
movements, an earnest effort Ia in progress to
diminish the laborer's daily task to eight hours.
The result Of this agitation, like the subject OF
il, is merely question of time. Whenever the
laboring classes shall unanimously or generally
demand further reduction of their hours OF
labor, the employers will not deliberate long
before granting it. ~ --
What the results OF that concession win be,
must depend entirely on the conduct Of the To-
borers themselves. II, as the advocates Of the
movement argue, as much work, and Of as good
quality, will be rendered In return for equal
wages, as under the existing system. there will
be no diminution Of the amount of recomipense
allowed them. If not, not. The rate of wages
is not an arbitrary arrangement; 1t is fixed BY
social laws as inaexible as fate; it depends
neither on the will nor wishes of employer
or employed. Artificial combinations may
temporarily interrupt the operation Of the
law which regulates prices and wages, supply
and demand, but they are utterly powcrless to
control them permanently; and in exact pro.
portion TO the strength and length Of the IN.
terference with its Legitimate operations, will
be the length and strength Of the recoil. These
truths are capable of demonstrations % uncon-
trovertble as the propositions Of mathematics
or finance; bus the crowded and limited columns
Of q daily journal are not the proper place to
elucidate them. We must content ourselves
with stating them as axioms, and advising our
laborng readers to study them In all their de.
velopments in the pages Of the masters OF the
science of political economy. ,-.lt5.
Az with the financial 80 with the social re.
suits Of tho concession demanded 1t seems "a
be assumed that the two hours thus saved from
toll Will invariably be carried to the credit Of
intellectual culture or social enjoyment. We
sincerely hope that 1t viii bs 80 placed; but th'
working men alone can decide that matter W.
doubt, as Is generally inssted on, that un
der the present system the laborer has nc
time for sell.education or social recreation
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18

from IS TO 20 cents per pound. Keep to that
policy, let capitalists feel that they may safely
go into the manufacture, and invontors be, sure
that their time aud thought and labor ,nny bo
bestowed upon practical purpose, and we
shall soon have paper at 10 cents Apound, If
not hess. Let tho Government take care Of the
duties and they will not have to build mills.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18

We print in another column the card OF Mi.
,sSNy palmer, who, while acting as Private
sssretarv of Collector Barney, was arrested
and imprisoned in Fort Lafayette iOi seTela, ssr
,aonths On his release, he asked In VAIN for
.JoI and for a copy Of the charges against him.
Annsndcd to bis card is O. letter from Gen.
Dix declaring that there was no case against
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
"a C.rrespnnaenas.

Ne notice enn be taken Of Anonymous Comm snesaons
Wbstevers intended for Insertion nnst s anther c<eo
by the mans address Of hs wer-not necessary io'
pnbiicstion bat a guaranty for his food haiti ,,
An business for i ohce should Dc adorseae
TRnUsE." Now.York -, ,...- ID
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r-nion stn,e Ticket.

Foy Judge. iWARD HUNT, Oneida Co
Of App.aL JOHN X. PORTER, Albany:
say of star. Gen. FRANCIS C. BARLOW. n. fofk'
, Comp.rs,aey -. THOMAS HILLHOUsE. Ontario. .-
/. 1yeo.w~...Col JOSEPH HOWLAND, po'che'''
iAay General. Cen. JPN III. MAhIiNDAhh, MA =, ",o"0'
60, Co.,, Is0BERT &. DORM, Schenectady
.,ss.,, r,o,,,e, 7. PLATT GGODSKLL. Niagara
.Pri.oa In.pss',. Gen. HENRY A. BARNUM. onondhsa'
<sp.s, Cgeyk. onn PATRICK III. JONES, ,caf'araugas'
+. \ .t.....,.. ELECTION, Tuesday, Nov. ~ u
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The Tribune In Lopden.

SreyENs BRoTHERs. (Amencan Agents fer Llb1nes
at Cosen Garden Vs. for the sale Of
THE TRIBUNE They viii also receive s,s'sirsisss and
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We are always gratiied 10 observe the an.
houncem"nt by our art-caterer> of choice
specimens IN I;'inting or >tatuarv. as mdica-
ting an enlarged appreciation of the beautiful
and true on the part OF our citizens.
new weeks ago was to be- seen. nj Myers
lledIah : AN unusually attractive picture
styled "C"n,oIatlon. from the pencil of Con-
slant Mayer. Another from the same easel is
now on exhibition at Fryer, Gallery. on
titled The Recognition: or North and Sonth
We have seen few more graphic and touching
deIneations of art. 1t represents scene ON
thebattlc field ofGettySbmg altcrtLe musketrv
and artillery had achieved their deadly work.
\ wounded Southerner crawls away from the
spot where he fell To discover if possible.
some familiar comrade among the dead and
"Nns around him. He is attracted by the
form OF Northern soldier, leaning on the
'lSe OF rock. his limbs relaxed and his face
IN iull view rejecting fearfullv the agony of
me last death struggle. To his establishment
1T recognizes younger brother in the blue
uniform before him The expression Of blend.
"u CONSERVATION and hopeless d;ste.s m a.,
War-wom vlsage of the sturdy vote.
mirably portrayed. The two 6gures 60. q"
the foreground are in fine relief ,vbile , ,
r"ck-covered landscape adds much to tho ,o, my
OF desoiauon the painting inspires H.
coorlng Is neXcepIionable: the groupino ooI,.
and natural. and the general harmony such a.
10 challenge criticism. Among the most
noticeable points are the disarranged Trap.
pings Of war. the battered canteen. the well.
worn haversack. the army blanket and the
dropped and useless rife half hidden by the
leaves and grass.
Mr.. Fryer deserves much credit for secur
ing. as he has done AT heavy expense. for the
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LATCIlFORD--llARp the 23d instant,
by the Rev. Harvey Stanley. 1T the residence Of the
bride mother Geor:.r q. Latchlord, of Howard
county 10 Miss Miranda Harding, Of Anne Arundel
county.
UN-PENUlETON.-.N st. Paul's
Church. Baltimore GA the nth instant, by Rev Nlr.
lngle George W. Sappinstun 10 Virginia \. Pcndlc-
ton. both of Chicot county. Arkansas.
SMITH-SLATTERl Ton the 10th instant, by
Rev. james f. Afford, Cornelius W. Smith. of New
STERN-STERN-0 the 23d instant at the resi-
dcnce of the brides parents. by the Rev j. Lcucht.
Samuel Stern. Of Parlcrshurs, Va, to Hannah Stem
daughter of Philip stern, Esu., Of this city.
NAll.-JOHNSON.-Ont the I'D instant, by Rev.
W. L. Wilson. John X. Vail OF Baltimore, To LUnis,
\. johnson. of Philadelphia
WE>T-WILLIAMs-Om the 18th inst. in Boon
vile. hy Y. y. Buckner. George f. West of this city
to Mnlr H.. daughter Of Edward Williams. ESQ oi
l,Dn,i,illr
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entertainment of the community. this valuable
art Specimens; and We strongly urge all who
would he gratifcd and profted by one Of the
most affecting Illustrations of the late tratr
cidal war 10 embrace the earliest opportunity
TO become acquainted with this mastery pro-
duction of genius.
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ED.

HITTER On the evening "r the 9th of October
Ann Butter. in The sd year Of her aye.
tALbWELl.-On October gil. ISIS. after It long
and painful illness Mmauda. cor>Urt of the late Ed
win Caldwell, in the 5ith year Of hcragr.
GREGORY .-nu the eth. William Gregory. in the
9th year ui his age.
MA$ON.-On Inc cd Instant. Mary Ida Belle
Youngest and only daughter Of James and Maria
Mason. aged - months and II days.
SClll LTE.-Gu the I'd instant. Mary d, wife Of
Frederick schultz. aged u ycar-. daughter Of Adam
and Elizabeth Rae.
SEWARD.-On the 9th instant. James II. Seward
IT.. in the I'd yea. Of his age
SHALEh.-Ou the .!4th instant. Madame Nctorinc
Shalcr. late Dcy"u@c
WILEI RN.-un the 2IIh Instant. Elder Nathaniel
j. Wilhunr. III the 9TH year OF his age.
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AtTRENGTII TO TEE WEAK!
- YOUTH TO THE AGED
BlOkRENE
OR
LIFE REJU NENATOR.


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The feeble. the aged and all those who have in any
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what Its name implies, Life Rcuvcnaor which
while it builds up the shattered constitution will also
inpart to the feelings the brkncSs and energy which
belong to youth.
No matter by what cause any organ has become en-
leebled IN its functions this superb preparation will
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fsEGhRENE
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The FEEBLE. the LANGUID, the DESPAIRING.
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TO FEMALES.
This preparation is Invaluable in nervous weak
nesscs of all kinds. as it will restore the wasted
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For A PRAcrIcM BUSINESS Eprc,rroy. go to
BRYANT. SrGtrroN SApLERs BUSINESS CoIIEGE
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We can attention TO thccxtcnsive Eagle Spice and
Coffee Works of Mr. Howard Worrcll Nos. 2lI elG and
rs North Front street. corner of New street Phia-
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for his superior articles and the trade would be
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Il. X. IL
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Eyt,riy WU,T NrI. W,<ri


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EXQUISITE EMAIL pE PARIS" imparts soft. white
and transparent skim adding to its vitality and fresh
ness
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DEALERS ~ Cost on ;tnd Coal Oil Lamps can save
time and money by purchasing of Mr.. Howard Eo-
kec Nc. II North Howard street. See advertisement
in another column.
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SEWING MACHINES:
GROVER IL BAKERS
FIRST PREMIUM
ELASTIC STITCH AND LOCK STITCH
Sewing Machines.

Wherever known the GROVER & BAKERS Sewing
Machine is acknowledged to be superior to all others
They require no rewinding Of thread are more sim
pie and more easily managed than any otaer always
ready Tor work, and do varieties of work which no
other machine pretendS to do.
, we speak from experience when We say that after
having tried all the principal sewing machines. we
must accord to that of Grover & Baker the pre-
eminence. Those indispensable features of sewing
strength, uniformity, and caScityalI of which are
brought out in this Incompatible invention make it
The hrst sewing machine in the countrywide York
Christian ddD0cdte and journal.
SALESROOMS.
Sel5-d&wtf ISL BALTIMORE SrPFrr
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Mrs. d. p. Bowers Mile NeStvai, Miss Lucille
Western. Miss Emma Waller and many other refined
ladies advise the use of Email de Paris
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EMAIL DE PARIs" is the sole preparation that is,
or ever has been. publicly endorsed.
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WINES, LIQUORS, ETC.
ENERKINS, STERN AZ cos.
CALIFORNIA WINES.

The increasing popularity of our brands of these
fine Wines has induced their extensive imitation
All desiring genuine and pure Wines should see that
each bottle.
The following Wines are now offered by us, with
WHITE. Or HOOK VINE
of light straw color, very delicate fine favored.
and superior As Il dinner Wine to Hook or Rhine.
ANGELICA.
- A n, rish and naturally sweet Wine, much admired
by ladies' and valuable in the sick chamber, rs it
makes fine wheys and iellies 1t is fine dessert
Wine and well adapted for Communion purposes.
This superb Wine is made from selected grapes. 1t
IS very delicate and will rank with the very highest
sweet Wines Of Europee;on
This deep red color, OF good body and fine flavor.
1t Is becoming very popular where slightly asrmg-
II natural Wine it will agree with the most delicate
organization.
These are made in own cellars. from our own
Wines, and will be found agreeable and pleasant
GRAPE BRANDY.
Distilled from the second pressing Of the grape, and
is a pure and desirable article.
J. X. BARNES, the Surgeon General of the United
States, assisted by Assistant Surgeon WOODWARD,
after searching and careful analysis Of Wines,
nronounccs them all pure, and admirably adapted
for the use 81 the sick and debiliated.
DIR. JACKSON, the well known Chemist of Boston,
comedies with this opinion
The Boston journal, Transcript Traveller, Satur-
day Evening Gazette, New York Evening Post Tri-
bune and large portion of the press throughout the
country have. in leading articles upon American
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The Wine Convention, held at Cleveland Ohio.
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The Indiana State Fair, endorsing the opinion ex-
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Baltimore.
Let Americans support American industry.
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THERE is nothing like Email de Paris" which.
being neither paint, powder, paste is used by
the lunst S,rubuInus
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TEEE"FE.OsENCE'' AMERICAN
IN Nv iUHO NTEII IIlTINFW.
THE WING MACHINE PERFEGTED

II T. !" u INN NJ NJ IT Y 7 7 10 10 I . y.
All the objections to other Machines are overcome
i'll the Florence. 1t makes four different Stitches
with the same ease. and with little machinery as
Others make one. Besides, it has the reversible feed
mOtion-a uniform ,e!i-regulating tension Of thread
and no springs, cog-wheeis or cams to set out of
order
It docs all kinds of Family Sewing, from the hcayi-
est wo0le.S 10 the most delicate fabrics, using all
to 2l0 No other MACHINE docs so large rae Of
work as the Florence, No other MACHINE r!cases
the ladies well rs the Florence The Florence Is
the only periect Family Sewing Machine warranted
to give entire satisfaction, or money returned. There
Call and see its operations whether you wish to
purchase not.
Samples of Sewing with price list. sent free by
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE CO..
l55 Baltimore street.
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luBlCCu SMoEI

IAERtNr : EFFERVE>CIN SELTZER Administration
III the morning never mtereres with the avucation>
of the day, acts gently the system restoring the
digestive powers. exciting 4 healthy and vigorous
tone Of the Stomach, and creating an elasticity Of
mind and flow Of spirits which give 2cst 10 every
enjoyment. Sold by all Druggists. nclG-2w
COMPLETE CLOTHING iloUSE.-We take great
pleasure in calling the attention of our readers to the
conspicuous advertisement of Mcssrs. Smith, Bros
~ Co., No. 40 West Baltimore street. We speak what
we know when we say their present stock Of clothing
cannot be c%ccllcd. We commend this firm to the
favorable notice of all who may want goods in their
line They sell at small profits and deal on the
square with every body.
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EMAIL De Pans" can be used At night and
moved in the morning, when its effect will be visible
in white and delicate skin.
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