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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24

The SOLDIERS FAIR. In the great Soldiers
Home Fair held in Philadelphia journal vii be pub
shed daily similar il not superior 10 those which re.
corded the great Sanitary Fare Of q year ago. Til
Journal will be II model Of typography. aud will contain
contributions from the best writers OF tie country.
Among its opening contributors are Mr. j. A. Dorgaa
Mrs Randolph Turner. Grace Green wood. John Dream
Stockton ROBBERS Newell COrpheus &. Kern. George
Alfred Townsend. ~ ID. Urner. Mise Prescott. George
H. Boxer. John Russell Young Bayard TAYLOR and
ohsr III raeur,. The Journal will bs under tie condnc,
of sir Eiter Fitzgerald, newly appointed Consul 10
dos COW.
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ExrRcrsr.-rhe ancient Grecians were noted

EXERCISE ancient Grecans were noted
tor their agility. strength and great powers OF endur'
lDcc. The English women 81 the present time are
celebrated for their robust end healthy hpeeG nce the
result IN both instances ofygoous and healthy erer'
else. The Americans. unfortunately. have but little
for this method o! retaining their health or build
ing up broken constitutions hence tho great pfeva'
LEI &c Of weak, slckly and delicate men and women.
HoorLAvp's GEnHAs BrTTERs viil Ia n great measure
paliuc this o,e1ercise by gisng great strength
to the digestive organs; herce producing good sppe'
OF exercise however used IN connection with tho Bit-
ters is much better tho meet depcrae case Of dyspcp
sin, liver complaint. nervous debility, yielding quickly
10 their BENEFICIAL Influence All druggists have these
Biiers Tor sae. They confirm no alcohol boston io.'
Il. L. HEIMBoLD. Druggist. No. 1gs broadway New
York. AkeuA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24
List q Union nsetinss In, The. state sf
NeWsYD

pu.xrn.-Hon. rH tSss g. saHSoso.
% %xseSwltf% p B {; sHas 6: NOBLE
PENN 1Ax-Gov A. w. RANDALL.
Bnooun- G is": i + ~ HIKE II aaariSOAlE'
FULT0y-Ton &. G. WOODMAN.
RoMn-PArhICK c0R8hTr' ,'q; ,nppws.
NEwbERLIs-Hon. GEORGE H. aNDkE""
Wednesday,. Oct p.
JAxRsrowS-tlon. THOMAS O. ALvORD.
WAvsRLr-i!on: 9: T. BRUCE,
BArAviA-Hon. BUTLER q. NOBLE.
AUBUKs-Gov. A. w. RANDALL
EEwBURan-ti.n. :. \. CAREY.
POsr BYRos-uon. c. c. WOODMAE.
PoraHKEfPsIs-GeD JOHN II: MARTiSDALE.
Observation-Disclosures a:rnsi!p cnRs aEphrws
ELLcorrvILLE-iion. THOMAS q. ALVORD.
BiSaHAMros-Hon. II. 7. BRUCE.
SYRACUSE S Gov A. A,1 vi RaS y MALI
sasDI lrGi~Grn. JOHN il. MARrINDALE-
MEDIsA-tion. c. C. WOODMAN.
ADAx,-PATRlCX CORBETf.
CASASpAIouA--Gov. A. W. RANDALL.
UI.IS-hon;. THOMAS q ALvoRD.
MArviLLg-IIon. q. A. GROW.
LoCXPORr-foA G. WOOOMAN.
sALgS-lien. JOHN H. MARTINDkLE.
BoOyEvILLE-PATRlCK CORBETT.
NORTH BAY, Uneids CO.--GEoROE L. MAYNARD. esq
KiSGsrox-Iion. Butler O. NOBLE.
BRoADALBIy-Gen. :. r. CAREY.
WsIsvILLr- .. 4. GROW.
CLAvERAcK-Hon W. h. PECk.
SCHENECTADY P PAT 1H co 81 arr ESQ.,
TABsRG-0EORGE L. MAYNARD esq.
Monday, Ocf. ~.
NEwARx-Hon THOMAS q. ALVORD.
WArERTowN--Hon. BUTLER o. NOBLE.
NIAGARA tALLs-Hon. G. C. WOODMAN.
P0Rr JRyYgysoS--Hou. CHAuNCEf NJ. DEPEW.
CANAAN FOUR CoRsERs-ifou. w. X. PECK.
CoaNIyo-Hon. q. a. GROW.
SARATOGA srRIsGs-Gsn. :. +. CAREY.
RHNgBECx--Hon. HENRY WILSON.
C.xrox-Ton RI-TLrR g. NOBLE
ALBIoN-Hon c. &. WOODMAN
MoaRuAEIA-1on. CHAUSCEY M. DEPkW.
GLzss FALLs-Ion w. X. PECK.
Fcar,sfay. Nor. J.
OGpHssBURaH-flon. buTLER g. NOBLE
.,r.x }Gen JUDSON l.. KlLPATklCK,
"L'- tG-D JOHN H. SWIFT.
CoarLASp-Hon HENRY WILSON.
Tipvsd1y kor. q
MAL0ss-Hon. BUTLER q. NOBLE.
OswgGo-Gen. s. =. CAREY.
Fridoy, Nos J.
PlAr1sBrR6H-f Hon. BUTLER q. NOBLE.
J0HysrowS-hon. HENRY WILSON.
Saturday Nor. l.
TRor-Hon. BUTLER q. NOBLE.
lTuAcA-OeD. s. y. CAREY.
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A Card Withdrawal Of Gen. Wssdford

- ~ LttfoT q The n. J. Iribuht
SIR: In the absence of Gen. WoOiford from
he city will yos DO mo the favor 10 state that bis
nomination for Judge OF the Court Of Common Pleas
vas done without his knowledge consent. ard that
Us friends 10 his behalf have requested the withdrawn
Ghs nans He win not, under any circumstances. be
scardida;e ios the position. Yours,
THOMAS g. RICH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24

Messrs. FOWLER AND WELLS, Phrenologist'
give written charts Of character daily at Nc. i
broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24

N0L nomas Is. Van Buren,, Hiram j. Bar
-yad w. Broom viii address publ!c Meeting
- va Uspiees the Eleventh ward Union League,
= iNasae Rooms, corner O: our.d.st. and Avenue
= '|H4fNE CWeduesdsyl evening az y o'e.ocE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24

"a n bLicAS N0NryAuON-FOUaTH senate.
Egrs hI-Ihe Republican Convention % the
senatorial Dstiic. ast enng nominnte.! Co
Del, 5slrls, late OF IT, I'D koginoL,. \. J. v.
krisso .,lqsle for senator. co Burns Is also the
VI 'he United Service Convection.
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MARRIE d.

DF SfsoN-EvASs-on Wednesday. Oct. ~. In tn. Epic
e5pa Chnrsh Binghsnpt0u. ~ " By the Rev Dr Pati
M ,. &. p~nisop u Mcsto,a, H. 10 Ms y A. Evans.
formerly q this city. No cafds
the Bib Church,
R9clceT, \. y Ihunl4y Oct, -, iy tie Rev. J. Is.
Shaw II. d. as.trd b. tho ReT Jo'-ph Anarrson 81 Wa
tsfbsry Conf tirrrs oh u. Gi-ucsvs Of Brootyn, ".
ester
ORovFs-DOnEmrS-A Chnles,on South Chroilns. on
Tuesday Oct IL nv the Rev Mr.. S-sbrook 81 the reel
d-pc. IL Dr. a. Msck.y Collector 81 Port Charles
H. to Mics Julia Dorrmai, both 81 Se~York City
LLEN-McBRIDE-On We'd e,d.y. Oct. 49, by the Rev
Df Brrcbasd Mr.. william a. Gi.n Of brooklyn 10 Miss
Margaret "A. Mcbride Of Orrus. County, n. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24

JAMES PYLgs q. X. SoAP.-Made from best
raier.nis. srllar 20 tic Old English White soap. be
cones very hard nnd unl.abc ~ waste away IN TIE
uash. sold by s.occrs ever where Depot. No. 80
" oshingt cb.st., n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24
fAdyertisementIl
LETTERS RECEIVED THIS MORNING.

"MIDDLEFIELD. Conn. Oct. 90. 1855.
~. d. WEST & Co.: Send one Of your s33 Pumps.
like the one sent Gov. Gardner to - -. tell
sou YOU oagb, to blow more on your pump-the world
don't know about II. am doing all can, ycu see.
DAVID LYMAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24
SnMRII.ISG NEW

Bows and Chdron's GARIBALW CJTAwAr AID Zor
AVE St-irs by the Thousands NJ Reasonable Prices.
V. BEoKAw No. % Lafayette place.
10. "a Fourth ave. oppGie Cooper l u!on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24
LATEST FROM EGYPT.
The EGYPTIAN LoIUs:

The EGYPTIAN Lotus:
new snd exquisite PERYuMs for tho HAsDxEKeBisr-
Ceopa,s and tho ries Of thr present using the per
fune. Price, one DOLLAR bottle. Manufaciprelby
3. A. PENNEY. Brooklyn, Ny.
To be had Of Heplbold. No. s94 broadway; Hsseman
Co.. Nos 2n9 3e ST. and 80 Broadway, and FOuthsvc
Hotel; j. C. Ru,htou cor. Broadway aud Twenty fnhs
and al Druggists and Fancy Good. Dealer.
r.. A. LovEJoI. Agent, No. 81 Ful'orst., y. Y.
"a SLIGHT COLD," COU0us.-fcw are aware
Of the importance Of checking cough "ienr COLD In
Ito first stage; that which In the beginning would yield to
mild remedy II neglected attacks the lung. BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TRocnEs give anl slmos. immediate relief
The TRoouKs have p,ored their efficacy bya test Of many
y.as and have received ,esnoasl. from eminent who
have u,ed them
The GENTLE SEX.-Ladies OF weak and sckly
constitutions should lake BIoKKrsE LiYE REJuvEsAroR
viii make you strong healthy aud happy, remove all Dr.
.pondency aud restore the bloom Of heath the aky and
waited csr.worn face. 81 per bottle Sold by druggists
Depot. No. 20 D-y.st.. NY.
The FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE, with Re.
veIsib. FEED aud Uniform T.usionniss foor Different
stt-hes No 3e5 Broadway.
GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium Elas
tic sch and Loeb ~ ten MAcrfSEs No w Broad
way. New foft. and No. 2l fulion..t iroos IN.
HOWE SEWING MAcnIyR CoMPASY.--ELfAS
Howl j.. President, No Cs Broadway. Agents wanted
WHEELER g. WILSON'S Lock Stitch Sewing
Mschipc ard Button Hole Machine No. 615 BrVsiwsy.
A SILENT SEWING MACHINE.
WILCOX d OIsss, No. 500. Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24

"AsSELAER COUsTY.-Mr. T.. Wooster was
'e'l noniaaied BY the Cnionists for Assembly.
'@ Tie Third Assembly District Of Rensselaer,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24

.rrryERs' LADIES. MISSES AND CHiLDRESs
BoOIs AND SHogs.-Best. cheapest. and most elesar
sivles ~ ~ oderate prices JRFrLRs 553 Bfosduay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24

The LARGEST AND CHEAPEST HAIR SToRg in
New York has REMOVED 10 No so Canslst. l.. BAsiEr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24

TIE UNIVERSAL CLOTuHS-WgNGER. with cog
wheels. Warranted The best in sai,smcl wan,e'
oyerywb r.. X. C. BaowSis0 Gen. Agt 347 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24
'SAR,rocA AID Hupsoy RIVER RAILIoi

ATHENS. n. Y. Oct. ~. lc6J
81 d. WEST & Co: SIRs: Your uble-Acting Lif,
and Force Pump is recommended by Mr.. William T..
Mor.s Please send me one. &c.
THOMAS HAssARD. Engineer"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24

LADIES afflicted with Discooratiols on the
f,cc called moth paches altb freckes. should use
Dr. PEgEY's celebrated Morn AID fKkCkLE LOTION.
IL Is infallible. Sold by all drIxglsI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24

THE FINEST OvEsCoATs EVER SEEN IN TIL
CoUNIAY now ready for sale
". BnogAw No. 69 Iafayet,e.plsee
No. "a Fouub.ayc, opposite Cooper Union
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np,frI(rrT

HONEY. CLycEEisE AND PAM SOAPS,
j &. Huns SOY. No. ID PARs.EoH. \.
Manufacturer o; every style Staple and Toilet soap'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24

OLD EYES MADH NEW,
withou. Spectsoes, Doctor ar Medicines Pamphlet
mailed Jec receipt II Ten celts. Address. l.. H..
IOO.R, ", D., No l. 100 Brogdgay New. York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24

KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT Court, Der. "a
Nos. =; &C. ~ 81. 81 81 6l c. Is 6a. "a, 81. o- IT, 49,
"a IS ss %.
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Guerial Notices.

pc,tic. m. l other. csn 60. their Bills rosted In al
DALI Of tLs cay b. WILLIAMS, No. ~ Anna.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24

Prepare for 1usiaecs
PREPARE FOR BUSINESS
PREPARE FOR BUSINESS
PREPARE FOR BUsINEsa 3
BRYANT, STRATTON & pACKARD'S
NETWORK BUSINESS COLLEGE.
No. s3s BROADWAY and 1s1 rIFrH-AvE,
Is open DAY and EVENING sss instruction In al dspss
msnts of
BUSINESS EDUCATION.
EVENING CLASSES.
EVENING CLASSES
EVENING CLASSES.
EVENING CLAssAA
are now in pr0ees and viii continue for ssvsa nossAa.
.aordiug ample onas to O spto.e the
FULL COMMERCIAL COURSE.
The very bs.. attention will b paid to evening udssA
The course instruction is the same thai pursued these
who at.s the daily sessions teachers
poyed
THIS INSTITUTION
has achieved reputation among
FIRST CLASS BUSINESS MEN.
which place, the head Of bnes schools this eeunssys
| and ito connection with the
INTERNATIONAL CHAIN or BUSINESS CoLLEGEa
row located In
THIRTYFIvE oP THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
II the Und States aud Canada to i studea fas$
ties not o,hsrvsiss to be- had
SCHOLARSHIPS
purchased q. one Of these colleges good for oaniisa
period Of sEy OF all Tho Others.
The s,.rm of .Y
BUSINESS PRACTICE. .....
BUSINESS PRACTICE,
BUSINESS PRACTICE. .
BUSINESS PRACTICE.
sdopsd BY ,As,s colleges 10 the most comprehensive ~
Thorough Of .ny 70. devised saordins all s ehsseezss
| FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC TRADE
and entering into the minu.ess ds,silsss
MERCHANDISING.
COMMISSION AND BROKERA0x.
| BANKING AND EXCHANGE.
rELE0RAPHIc DEPARTMENT
rELEoRAPnIC DEPARTMENT..
TELEoRAPHIC DEPARTMENT
TELE0RArHIC DEPARTMENT.,
also connected si,h the college, and the best f.olaiss
Afforded 70 those desiring to become COED
PRACTICAL OPERATORS. .......
OPINIONS OF BUSINESS MEN.
The following estrsc. from . communications. sddesssdN
the Annual Convention of these colleges he'd Chicago b
July last one of over hundred Of similar scope 81
sp from the Governors Of ststss MEMBER Of Cossres
Generals OF the Army eminent educational men, and ths
seas leaders in the business enterprises Of THE country:
Erom Wa.sn G. Hsat, Er,laysy Of Ee.s York
EswYoRx. July 1854
Near. BxrAyr SrRArrcS PACKARD New YORK
GExnxnxx, am In receipt Of yous communication -
v,,ps m. 70 attend tho Convention Of the Principals al
Teachers Of your extended chain Of Business Colleges b.
held Chicago on the 18th Of JUL would afford srsse
pleasure present that occasion and In person ss.
m and results Of your system Of business sdu
cation. welsOn,ideEsd ind thoroughly administered
ostusness training TO- in my opinion. essential to
q tha thu -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24
Business Notices.

THE STRUGGLE Is OVER AS TIKI MEAGRB
hesyes bowed 20 the main ,heGf OF the field the whole
brood Of imitation and ooun. extract, have bowed to the
Sovereign Perfume Of IN, dsy-Panoss NIGur- BLOOMING
C.Ryua They lave soas to oblivion, whsEo they belong
Sold ev.rvwhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24
CIothina.

FOR MEN. BOYS AND CHILDREN.
FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN.
CLARK. TRAPHAGEN e. HUNTER,
CLARK. TRAPHAGEN G HUNTER,
39s, 100 AND 4O9 BowERY
38s, 400 AND 4O2 BOwERY.
OPPOSITE THE 1rH REGIMENT ARMORY,
OPPOSITE THE 7rs REGIMENT ARMORY,
OFFER THE FOLLOWING INDUCEMENTS:
OFFER THE FOLLOWING INDUCEMENTS:
TEN DOLLAR BUSINESS COATS.
TEN DOLLAR BUSINESS COATS
FIFTEEN DOLLAR OyERCOATS.
FIFTEEN DOLLAR OvERCOATS.
THIRTY DOLLAR BUSINESS SUITS.
THIRTY DOLLAR BUSINESS SUITS.
The y. Y. National Free dman's Relief Associ-
nfou having sdd.d Board Committee Correspond
and Orgiuzlion the ladies OF that committee VIII De
found at Room No. Bible House where they will be glad
receive the eeIs visits OF mebeTs Of auxiliary societies
- WV Mi, ELLEN COLLINS,
Mr.. y. WEIR ROOSEVELT
Mrs.. JOSEPH SAMPSON, }copmi.tes.
Mis- GEO J. CORNELL,
Mira CHAS. H. LOWELL,jr.,
u s. SANITARY toxxrssroy,
CENTRAL OyycE, WAsnIssIos. ID. e.. Oct : 1863
All persons who may hold unsettled claims OF any kind
sam. r TO the General Srcreary at the Central
ohice Of Tie Iommis''an wi,L9a. dssy, c,.,.,
fuckers Charms Of Youth.
yorrns o,,,,.r,,
Price One Dollar ves Bottle
No. 80 sIIrgA,r., corner ofFO'sy nin.h-s.-
'0'a o' T. !. A. 1'I Iovsjoi' &hoe.,l. Agent
No. 90 Fultonst., New-Yort.
Silver Watches.
American, Tngsh and Swbs. IRON FltrEES 20 EIGHTY
FIVE DOLLARS each. for sale By q. Z. fLLEN No. AIS
Broadway one door below Cana's!.
Pine Gold Watch Chains,
From TWENTY-FIVE TO THREE ~ NDkED DOLLARS
each for sale by q. ALLEN, No ais broadway, door
below Csnalss.
Plain and Ornamental
IRON Work
tn, undersigned having completed number Of their Is.
contracts hrpptc,f and ohsr banss row
contacts is iron ~osa Tor buildings de meat
favorable terms
J.B. & w. w. CORNELL.
Ne. 130 cen,rsst. NY.
DR.. TO- ss :, sSSsSM Truss.
sprin. around the body 10 ch.s IL the only
Truss hn bscsuse tie ony thu. in
bed without pin.
SUPPORTERS
for the sbdo,, the prcpscd ute.rs AID -setum which vii
do their ~o's without any srloyanco.
NIarstoa's Patent R-pcuter oan,st, By any po:.-
from is sha- md light w'it 10 sraps IN hs consuuo"sn
and can !, o.d OF unloaSr Ia y sIi 10 the moss o.
issslye rltol n 's. For '..s b cealers ssne..y.
TIT MOST prrI' ;iSlnss 81 ALL PERFUMES.
SOLD GNERYWHERE
EIiis's H,s Wafer Purueces. FOX Warming DssA' |
in9s, 0cen Lot,-,, no, No. lW Convert NC" 'ofA'
Bend stsnp TO- circular.
Eave Money and avoid Palm ID. WAIT: e., cor
Fourth ave. sSd twenty J.t a.. EXTRACTS TEETH under
r.h NITROUS GAS 81 50 each Teeth hlsd and IL
serted on the bes terms ErsmIns spec'ens and prices
Coid.iue! CoId.ine!
Fo, cods oorsh. ana iuinensa This preparation u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24

Regular Union Nomination.
FOR SUPERVISOR
ANDREW BLEAKLEY.
Regular Union NOminat ton.
METH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT SIXTEENTH WARD.
For Menbr OF Assembly.
HENRY y. RANNEY.
"Tho SOuth SietOrious."
WENDELL PHILLIPS
will speak at
COOPER INSTITUTE, WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. %.
lecture 8. Doors open !. AdmsTon rs ccuts Re
served Seats 81 For sale at American News Company
No. l2l Nausus,, Mier., No. 522 Broadway: Miller 4
No. 81 Rroaiway y. X. 1ickDoTs, No. sl3
Macfsrsnds corner Broadway aud Tweaty third
ST. At tho AntSavsry Rooms No. 20 bsekmAns and q.
the door on Wednesday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24

Chairman Union State Central Com niitiec.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-17

NEW GooDs.-John Smith has just
received his new goods, consisting of
Groceries, Confectioneries, Tobacco and
Pipes, Lemons, Oranges. Cocoanuts.
Rsisins, Figs, Cheese, and in fact every
thing that is usually kept in a grocery
store, which he will sell cheaper than
any other firm in this city. He pays
cash for his goods. and consequently he
is enabled to sell much cheaper than
those who buy on three or six months
time. His tea cannot be beat in this or
any ether market, in price or quality
All kinds of satables constantly on hand |;
Spruce Beer, the best ever manufactured
IN town; also the largest lot of fireworks
this side of La Crosse. John issfnaking
arrangements to keep ice cream, soda
water, and al the cooling beverages
which will recommend themselves. Tru-
ly, he is building up a good trads here,
and is fast gaining the confidence of the
people. Give him call.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-17

The following is translation Of letter
which Garibaldi addressed to the editor
of the London Public Opinion, on the
relations between England and America:
Sn+I always considered from the
beginning that the American question
was one wh ich concerned al humanity
and the whole world, and have grisved
TO see that part of the Engliah public
we're opposed to tho restoration of the
Union in the great republic, which arose
M ia well known from causes of rancor,
which pre-sxistsd between England and
America; but il was sad thing that the
good sense Of the people who frat sstab-
li.hed the principle Of the emancipation
of slaves did not manifest itsoif in ap-
plause to the North Americans, who
showed themselves to be the instruments
of Providence in carrying out the sub
lime idea.
May these lords Of the ocean agree
than, for the good of oppressed humani-
tyI Sons of the same mother, may they
see that their noble race il now a-dsys
the bulwark of the right Of nations, and
that despotism foments disssnsion be-
tween them because it fears them, and
because it knows that if they were on
good terms, II would be impossible for
i to execute its designs, which are fatal
to them everywhere.
Yours, &c, r
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-17

CoMEG TO 1.-THE New Orleans
Della rslstss that = social party was
given in Mobile, few evenings since. to
which were invited number of both
Union and Confederate officers. In the
early part of the evening, an evident re-
straint hung over the asssmblags. and
anything but pleasant time was in pros
pec.. AT last the brave rebel Colonel,
of ths-Alabama, proposed song. and
upon being pressed to start one, he broke
forth in that stirring national air, "The
Star Spangled Banner" After few
moments of blank sstonishment,t the whole
party, Union and rebel, joined in. and
the utmos. good feeling and jovialty pre-
vailed from that time forth until the
breaking day warned the merry company
to dispense to their separate abodes. The
good fruits that may spring from thin
little incident are incalealable.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-17
Notes Of Third Series Of Taos
now Ready.

The demand for the second series Of
the $50 notes was 30 great that the
Treasury Department was unable TO print
them with sufficient rapidity to fill the
orders. It will Be remembered that a
hundred millions were subscribed and
paid for in q single week. The printing
presses have finally surmouDted the DIFF
fculty, and on Wednesday, June 9TH,
the deliveries of the third series COM
nencsd, and viii be continued with the
same promptness that marked the sap
DIV of the notes Of the first and second
series. 1t has been this interruption of
delivery st the time of subscription
which has given an appearance of fall
ing of in the popular taking Of the
loan,-ths great body of small takers
being unwilling to pay their money un.
less they receive their notss right in hand,
10 carry them home. 1t is expected that
after this week the daily subscriptions to
the Seysn-Thirties will run up into mil
lions, as they will undoubtedly be stimu-
lated by the opening of the farmers wool
markets Eas. and West. II 10 not at all
likely that the Government will ever
again offer SO desirable . security as
these notes, and about two hundred mil
liors only remain to be taken.
With the close of the war the nation
al expenses will be vastly reduced, and
investors must look for sharp reduction
in the rate of interest as soon as the pres
eni loans become due. and can be paid
of. There is no reason why the United
States credit for money should ever again
fall below its credit for courage. The
same spirit that preserved the gsographi
cal integrity of the country viii place its
pecuniary integrity on psr with tha; OF
the most favored nations-and that will
represent a rate of interest under rather
than over four per cent.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-17


&C. o. D."-The Green Bay AdvO-
cate thus explains, in answer to q cores
pondent, the meaning of the cabalistic
lettsrs:
They are not the advertisement of a
patent medicine, nor Of any body's bittsrs.
They are simply the result of an idle
habit they have down East Of requiring
US western people to pay for such little
goods as We compliment them by order
ing. The letters simply mean !" Chsl
Out Dans-qsaek." 1t is Notifying that
so large . concern as the American Ex-
press Co. should spell 30 badly and uss
such profanity; but n we are net respon-
sibls for public sducstiop or morals re
can do M more than 10 alluds 10 It.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-17
LANDS FOR SALE.

GENERAL Thousand acres of Lands, a,
y from Three to Five Dollars per acre. stu.
ated in the towns Of Pleasant Valley, Salem
lGartland. FL Passo. Oak Grove. Martell and
Union, in Pierce County, and Wsterville. in
Pepin County.
those in Oak Grove are the Sc ne and HI
Sc, 25. The sc sw % and e hf NV 80 ana NV
sw and hf sw sc in 26. 10.
Those in Martell are the hf NV 81. and
the hf &c, and sw sc IS. 81. II.
For particulars enquire by letter Of
C. III. ROBERTS,
Poughk--prir. New York
oc;sktr -. 1854 ss-my
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-17
DEATHS.

@~~~~~-~~~-~~~-~
Died at Prescott, OH the 18th uh., Horace.
youngest child of George and Antoine,te Nc
Murphey. aged 9 months and 10 days.
" There ia no flock, however watched and
tended,
But one dead lamb il there;
There is no Preside. howsoe'er defended.
But hath one vacant chair.
The air is full of farewells for the dying,
And MORNINGS for the dead;
The heart of Rachel for her children cry ing,
Will not be comforted.''
At Clifton, on the 29th ult., John Colby.
son of c. @. and r. B. Durgin. aged 3 years
2 months and days.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-17

re- Quite a large party Of young
people of Saltwater came down on the
g. H. Gray, on Friday, juno I'd. The
exercises were closed with a dance at
Dunbsr's Hall in the evening, at which
all seemed to enjoy themselves, and a
general good time was had. Rumor
says that EAsroN, of the Messenger,
accompanied the party, but we could not
see him. aa Ii