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Municipal Reform Experience.

ForS yesrs $50 the Republicans fresenie1 NJ.
GEoEss ORR ,EE 10 he people Of this city as .
reform candidate for Mayor. Mr. OPDYEE w,s
ropfcso ted 10 be one n the 'sod" mon Of New
York. millionaire merchant-and Just the man
" bling or Ter out Of municipal chAos. On these
representations the people elected OPDYKA bu.
ho proved failure, FOR the Cay Hall politicians
out1.nked him iu every engagement Mr.. Ron.
EiTs aud Mt. H.cKER now urged upon " o
people upon precisely Tie same ground. They arc
10th solid milllonAires, aud engaged in
sctvs business pursuits. II IL not claimel that
either bss any strong point 10 carr With him to
us Mayors Once, excop. bis honesty and
good intentions. But Ia what rospoc, arc they
more Hkcly " be successful than was OIpYKE ,
norrNAs's qualifications are somewhat different.
lie h,s not become mil onA.re ly tho sweat Of
poor mems browa; nor IL he the candidate u
The "5olid" men, a. distinguished from thor poorer
ne,hbors lie is enc q the people, comparatively
paor, and bard worker. Bu, ne has qualifications
far c,'er than those which money can give lie
u infcxlbly honest bis fsithiulnes. has been
tested, and, what lie highly important, he has the
experience, energy, aud ilty " defant and scat.
/ the p.IiticiAns--shc rock on which OPDNEE was
wro ked, and which would likewise cudanger
N'BEare ard HFcKEn.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
MoypAY MORYING, DEC. 4, 1865.
The Best Man.


nrsr,a IN. p,r, municipal year tho people q
,t, one b.ve .lmos, increasingly cornpIsi ied Of
Al. ,,,,,p,ion. rnisrn.n.semen,. and gross sbu'os
,s., b.ye prevailed in til. local eov'rnmon'. To-
,,,,,,,,, ,b,v will b. e.llsI upon, by ,heir votes
40 endorse or d.uounc. ,ho. evils. which will
,,,o.s, Th,r, certainly can Ia no question
,n,, no ,eot,o ~ New York desire an honest
- an, and t.nhhl sim sirston Of municipal
.r.,,. Tho -,n,..op put 10 ITO alarming in
..,..,oo %, ~. already enormous taxation 70 which
So a., ,ubec,ed; they van, som, regard paid
A. A., ,sni,ary condition Of ,he metropolis
,..,,-,,,,iv in view Of the spprcbended visits
49,, d, cboler, mex, Spring; they, In short, want
~ thu prsv.fing abuse. remolicd, and
via. and tudic,oi. system Of govern msn' s-'ab.
\ .hed &, ,bsir pi.ce. The only perporing que'-
,,o, b. m, propor cour.. by which ~ secure this
-,,,,hl, end. -Four candidate. for Tie Nayorslty
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IL The Tenth u strict tho Democracy have re-
nominated GsonGg A. JEREMIAH, who is also en-
dorsed by large number Of tho most prominent
and respectable citizens Of the city, who recog.
ME in him one Of shose public oficers whose
pas, record proves HI, claim upon bis fellow cti-
zens and constituents 10 their esrnos, and cordial
support At the approaching election. Voters in tho
10Th District Who desire reform N municipal
affairs will unhsst.singy cast their ballots tor
Ga. A. JEREMIAH.
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Tho following RESOLUTIONS we're unanimously sdop'-
ed at the Ratification meeting held at Cooper lnstl-
tu,o on THURSDAY evening;
Resnired, That 10 secure fiedy snd economy In
tho administration Of the affairs Of tie municipal
ro,ofumCut, 10 10 impvratiycly necessary that lie
chief executive oicor should lie feeoed Si'h ioef-
oucc ~ bis integrity, ability, aud experience.
Ess0trff, That the lion. JOHN j. HOFFMAN. our
candidate Tor MAYOR, eulnenty combines Vie quail
feAiuns necessary the effective discharge OF the
oue.ou, du' .cs Of that Office; dsunguished during
the 81 eIliun Tor his 10, al ant patriotic devotion to
the Constitution and the Union prompt fearless.
and c1usc rntous In the administration OF Justice on
the lcnch, and undenlhhly familiar with the laws
REGULATING the CITY government, his character and
antCccdeus afford the suftst gulrantee that he will
ever f,ihfully vindicate the ishs and protect the
varied interests Of his fellow itzens.
RssDl,ef, That the nomination of JOINT HOFF-
~ tor chief magstlHte OF this city las been
ieIed aud sccspied without pledge. or conditions
rnd We confidently believe, m we sincerey desii q,
that all the authority and power OF that impof tant
office will be earnestly and inteliRenty directed N
ApJ=e and reform every existing abuse and secure
io the ptople municipal government Al one honest,
economic. sud efficient Ag6
Howe sewing Machine Company, No. 6cg
Broadway, y. Y Fila Hose, j., Precedent. AGENT,
wanted 332
The Improved " >lo.p Elliptic sewing
Machines 63I Broadway. Agents wanted 4. A.
Supee. 4lO
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DOMESTIC Mark ets-lN hole.aIe Prices c urrcn


Nkw loRE, SArURpAr, Dec. ., Is65.
core, 10. Java, s>A2g -. pNmiugo IL ais :;
Rio far to PRIME, l,sazl; MArAcAllo, .Hl.ol
COTTON, ~. 49, Md. New Orieans -s5- Mdd ing
Upland, D.; 10 Mobile, oil.
Domestic goods klri.- Shifting, blend, $40;
She'W hrown, S3nSi- bleArhed, ls-s abb; Dnllng,
pLutr 2ua2g MONIES. de lanes, = 49,
Fish, rot Dry cod, u 40 ~; AAckerel, I, Bay,
Il 2baaI 81; No ., do ID OUald rs SCALED herrinrs
5Nat..
Ohio, c. 70 E., sos9 20; Geotgeto~n, 50nll 80 (;
state, - 10 Ell. 0sN ~; Missouri. u 5Jsl5 IS;
Canadian, eA. all 70; Rye -four WsG IS Corn
meal, I %; DO BrandyNine, ~ 70.
bslds,es, 0al.--New Orleans, -; Porto REQ.
' obs NCiudc Whsle 6sf 70, ble.chei do 7,a
---; Crude perm, AZ 40; uni leached do AZ ~;
Lard on, "oa4Al lhnseei, idal ~ per gallon
kerosene, HaIl.
Irows ons-H,oL n. hhl, 70 ooaIiNC: 10. Pr.
M, --HAj "a FORK, cesr, ner nominal TT. mes
70 us5G 20, ~ uvss' an. 81 - uJJ 80, Lard, ger ID,
lSs.3-; ButteL Orhufe county, pauN
tubs ian 10 guot, .ia1"; y. \. state, . nrkn iuhr,
fine, 5JaaG " \. state, rkina 'ooi 70 fine, 4tt5I
| good to choice Mctern 3hu.iN Penn common IL
medium, a4aaI Cheese, state factory rood 10 choice
| lc. choc, Is Az tug,ish dalu, ttunnl g3a25
| ENGLISH dsry tuhiul 2nny. vermont dairy, l6sls
oar. Cuba Ssl'Ai Havana ia; hennoi
TSoecto Eenmcty, Gaao virginia, lsaa3s seed
! leaf datu
ooL d. -6oa7, for state aud wetcm. G2aG,
! for OHIO AMI lrunp wanna, Wet NUaHit NJ
I southern unwarhrd At - pulled, ~ ibs1i-- tub
| yir4z.
Miscellaneous - Rice, 100 NJ. Carolina, d-,,,e4
l2pAlag; do, kAnsoon, ----N--. eus, Iuts'
Island, bush., u 40, iANeIpol,, sax, o. IN Cas-
| l-ob. do uG5 liAy, iW NJ. GuYb5 i4r shit,,inr
| aud INas5 Tor re.nl lots tAndits, ulN, ".
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

NEW YORK LlQu0okf bEALERS' soCI-
~ cay. A regular msaun1 Is.Nnt Of this sucl-
ri. on Tu,siAy evrnins, De STU, $50 a, ''s
SaoSk paas.aeei. . ,ii i. s,o Tcae.ted ..
sns.,s TO- ,hs,T seton. By order JOik a. ~ no
LiAas, Y Vice Pres , JOHN BoGLRS Rec. Sec. US
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
Why will you continue to suffer, when

WY VII SNH 'UII''H' TO NWITPr, WhPn
nAllcy's Magical Pain Extractor can ir 70 eauly
obtained Give It a trial. Il viii ,uI, coat you Pa
cents ia easily applied and ha' never hcn known to
p.oye uusatisao ory, The aeony o, buls and Sc,ld,
b instansaneously relieved BY 10, and they arc
quickly healed without scar r.les Cous, chi.
blain. khuematisn' Old SORES, ,praiu,, Bruires,
Erupuou-, &C., Sc, all disappear before H.. wonder
iul curative poser'. For 'ae By the Doom or single
box, Al depot, I3 Liberty ST. NY. tY
fnil nsd Winter Clothing Tor Men and
BOys The Argest AssoTtmU nj VA tur cify Lst ill.,
aud price lees +. Is. Baldwin, l0aud II I,owery' sgi
Wheeler ~ Wilson Lock stitch -.xy,ny
Machine aud Button Hole hS1ine, No. go Bcoaa-
"eH' " - SJl q.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A P. A.-THE WORTHY GRAND Lodge
"A. Of the American Proe-' ant Association, State
Of New York, viii meet ~ Lanaftne Hall cor Of 2ptn
q and sth ave. on Monday evening, dec 9Th at ~
o'cloch. BY order Of RICHARD DR. MMOND, W.
q. Matter. JOHN LAIRD, W q. sec. 200
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TRADE NOTICES.

4 MEETING OF THE JUNK DEALERS
~ Protective and Benevolent Association viii be
held nt their Hall. Isl Buwep, on Mondsy evening,
At = o'clock. JAMES BrCASNAN, Prest. -
MANHATTAN BRANCH, SHIPJOINTRS'
vi ruion.-A special meeting will he held on Mon
day evening" bee. ith, al O'Clock, At the Hall ID
and Ave II runciual attendance l. requested, a-
49, order of JOHN j. DOANE, Prest. 13g
NOTICE-THERE WILL BE A REGULAR
' monthly meeting ofthe North River Coal HesV-
eu' A.tociation this Monday evening, At Jackson
hall, al ! . o'clock. MA members are request
CT MNlNs, Sec. l2g
NEW YORK CAULKERS' ASSOCIATION.
4 speciHl meeting OF the above Assoc citation " III
he held on Monday evening, Nee :, ut y O'Clock, 81
Botanic Hall IS Fast Broada ay, Every member 10
hnce v M be brought before the meeting. JOSEPH
". IRWIN, Pres EsKA BERGMAN, Sec. IFS
NOTICE-TO THE BLUE STONE Cutters
~ and hagser'. Tho regular monthly meeting will
account OF the election. Al the members are re-
CURED attend without fuI ther notice. By order Of
CiIBBON, scc'y. 2oJ
DLASTERERS-THERE WILL BE A SPE-
eial meeting held In your 7o,ms, ~ Court 81,
Brooklyn, next "wednesday evening, Dec. 9th. Ali
members arc requested to attend, as the question
relative that portion OF the trade know as athns
vii be taken up ior discussion. EDWARD GALi.A.
CHER. PIett 4. j. ELSti, Rec. sec. 43g
DAM thS-MfM bfhN Of HE n. Y.
Il T. IIoute Painters Association, and all society
mem are requested W meet NJ " SIKH ave. on Med.
up.dsy evening, 9th inst, al q, O'cock 10 pr,rred
m a body to the meeting Of the kingmenis MON
nf C0upsr Institute \ band will be- ia Attendance
PSI here will be no meeting on this evening
JAS A. BULkkk, Pres. ". Is. MATHEW 5, Rec
sec. Ia
limited COOPERS, No. l-lHE RFGU-
" lar monthly moetins viii be held AL YSb Grand
It, thi. evening, al ~ O'clock. An members are
requested 20 be present. IA the annual election Ior
officers will take ace. by order PETER BYKNE
Pest. JOHN hLlLn' sec ~
NITORKINGMEN'S UNlON-A GRAND
w Mas Meeting Of the MO,knuncu Of New York
and anIArsnt cie IN favor OF TIE Eight lIour nove
u.nt T. Al b. held ~ Cooper Institute on "a rdne .day
I ,yenlns. lice q, At I . o'clock, au.ueut ,pnAk.r.
! Mn nilr'rs lie meeting. The Nu.cal Pl1t,rtiyc
| / mon have gene Uusiy vount'Cfel . banI OF / a
! plitollners Ihe temAe Operative Ben,volrnt
20 .tv have Acct pei iuNt'l0n 10 no aip.ent on
| IN. occn,Ion Al Trade Organ 1atuu. iio t.nr,-
| -rntel IN The MON, aud IN" W O,klu.Inen OF thls
! CIV Bruuklu aud the uri- hiu. in- rlic. sTr cor
! oin AZ invited 20 he PRESENT. Come one come All
| M -ItpuES,, rrts. v. +, Llulu, sec. igJ
"a ORKINGMEN'S UNlON-IuE COM.
w u,ilr, oil one frum cArA doe alton .ppoipI,I :,
make anrrucnt. Tor the Macs Mt.t.Iit Of iar II
nte hereby uoutel to NEE on this huuaa, ey,nti,g
/ p,r,utrt 4 AZ O'rlu'S ~ NJ -N, Bovcrv t.grrv
i,.ui al inc tonulttvc 80 re tatsl,u 10 4, pr,., NJ
a. I'M. V.ii he the nnal mvtiiht, An ur csrtous Az
,,u..tcn IA MAJ their a'see-ut 4 "a tll- tn,s,i,
! r. + BACON, Chairman, W T. Lion -, see ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Tne following extract from the speech msde by Mr..
Wood II the Mozart ratification meeting within
the coming two years the terms expire Of Mr.. Cor
nell, nr. Tweed, Mr.. Boole Mr.. Brennan, and the
heads OF the Croton Boird and, with the exception
Of the Controller each Of these posons are appointed
By the Mayor. Ghs is fact provided for by the City
CHARTER. Nov, II s only necessary to say that the
Convention tina, nom nated Mr.. Hoffman, sat all Of
these persons DELEGATES and that thfee-fourths Of
that body was composed Of mon Who held Office under
them. Can any sane man think tina, such body
would hsve nominated Mr. Hoffman, or anv other
perton for Mayor who vas no, pledged In advance TO
esn them In occ' l. there an Idiot IN thi, com
munity utterly los, to TO believe that tho
Heads OF the City Departments, and ten thousand
hansers-ou and retaiuer attached to them, you'd
nominate and support candidate for that Office on
whom they would not place implicit reliance." Al.o
remember that " Hoffman s elected Mayor he must
REIGN 80 Recorder, and tho Ring" Of the Board Of
Supervisors appoint HE successor. 32T
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A certain for coughs, cold, influenza, ho,rs.-
ne'-, difficult BREATHING and all affections Of the
throat, bronchial tubes, and lungs leading to con
sumption. The Honey Of lorehound soothes all irri-
tation The Tar Of Balm Of Gilcad penctrates,
eiean,e- and heals all p,ris Of the thro,, and lungs.
There h nothing ike It. 5oc. per bottle For t.e
by oil Drggists Charles Donner General AGENT
No. ~ Cei.r street, Y. l2i
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@. GODFREY GrNTHER.


~ sPlKACY AGAINST JOHN r. HOFFMAN,.
Let the friends OF our candidate look well 70 their
tickets Tor an Arrangement has been made hereby
the MARSHALL q. ROBERTS ticket will be ST.
ently, II not openly, distributed amJng our unsus-
pectng voters. felio- Democrats are you ready 70
he thus shame eesy transferred for the purpose OF
carrying through the corrupt designs Of the lev man
acers who ARE thus attempting w thrust into the
hands OF the centralizins porer at Albany.
Be yigiant, YOU have the remedy. Apply ~ and
defcat the schemer.
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TO THE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS OF
L the lt!h Adeunauic District 18th Ward-TLele
should he but one Democratic candidate for Alden.
man in TIL. district. This General COMMITTEE ha.
Proposed 10 90 other Democratic OrranlEaIuns in the
Ism Ward thAt each withdraw itt ple-eut candtdato
and unite on one man Our proplaa hHs been II, ~
ed. We appeal To Won 20 unite witt IA nov IN a
frIn. -uPporI Of our candidate, RICHARD OBRiEN,
anu iloSn 90. we uniIOv and captous spirit that
puts Ia doubt the succo' Of the Democratic tcket Ar
&c .PpLSsSa@s s ssiiSa' p orEe. Of &c MozG,
Vice Chairman. MARTIN \. KELLY, Sec. lFi
REGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.
~ TAMMANi HALL.
For Mayor,
JOHN 4, HOFFMAN.
,. ,,s,,lr ISAAC BILL, Chairman.
mENln pitfENDoRF., secretaries. Us
DEGULAR CITIZENS AND UNION NOM
trict, THOMAS BROWN 50
pEGULAR McKEON NOMINATION FOR
~ Ccuncmanc ith senatorial Dlstuct-Dr.J,O.
A. PAElsE, % MsIket t. -.
SlXTH SENATORIAL DISTINCTIONS
~ prsinr gih 10y, 10 ioaa in Mo5ds.
IOR Coz MAILMAN,
\. \, sNhElpLit 3l5
SOLDIERS CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR
- AND CUfuEAIlON cor NS..L
MARsHALIL. N"a 'EoBrkTs
For Lolpgrstoa Counsel,
MuRk sl,l., tlL on,iai. An.
OF THE UNIFIED NEl,N lCE SOCIETIES
b order Ccu'lal tonm.der,
WILLIAM ;, hlLLYER, Chairman.
Committee
Gen j. II Hobart Ward, co... W. 5 Hi.lyer.
Col j. T. lsudN, to - u Kcuosg,
Col n. " burns, Coz. W A. Lynch,
Col. VIM. no LACY, Co. tdsaIa huiray,
Col C. a. Mcdonald OUl i. j. liughsA
Capt r. l. Iles nOldr, Ihpt d. Dogney,
ten john A. to'ter tapt; Jsne- CTswley,
Cap, John Suillh' toi Juhu BeAlue,
Private John ,iaryie, Lieut.. j. Fersue.on,
Capt. X. CAuyet Capt Tempe Clark,
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THAT CAT.

I'm smiling, for / see the slain
I sent that bullet through thy brainy
Thoult never steal my quail again
o. most burglaTious cat
Thy appetite was over nice.
Thou flched my sunday dinner twice,
But never noticed rats or mice,
Most epicurian cat.
It was thy custom moonlt nights,
To minge in the darndest fights,
And give our baby dreadful frights,
0, most rantankerous cat!
Oft did l watch thee sneak along
First in the caterwauling throng,
To deafen us with chorus song;
Thou operatic cat
All! many a well intended brick,
Down on grimalkin heads rained thick
Too well thou didst the "double quick"
Thou old strategic cat
Thy yowls of pleasure-of despair;
Too off have wrung from me swear
That split in twain the midnight air,
And never moved a cat
Thanks be to lead I've stopped thy wind ;
Thanks be to lead-thy ranks are thinned !
0 would that all thy race were skinned,
Thou malefactor cat
Sleep on, across that heap of stones,
Ine'er shall venerate thy bones;
But I'll remember those old tones,
Thou direful Thomas cat
Hic jacet ancient Thomas cat,
He was as black as any hat,
And innocent of mouse or rat
He loved what he could steal the best,
But found that lead would not digest.
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SECRET IN BAKING BREAD.-The
grand secret and mystery in having
the bread come out of the oven de-
licious, inviting and nutritive, is the
exact point of time in putting it in.
While in the state of dough it will
readily run into various stages of
ermentation-the first Of these is
the sacharine, or that which produces
sugar-the next is the vinous-the
third the acetous, or that producing
vinegar, etc. 1.-THE dough be formed
into loaves, and placed in the oven
before the first fermentation h s
taken place, the bread will turn out
heavy. If it be kept from the oven
till the second fermentation, it will
prove light enough but tasteless :
and little better than the same
quantity of sawdust. If it be de-
laved until the acetous fermentation
has occurred, it comes out sour; and
altogether meatable. 1t is, then,
during the first or sacharine fermen-
tation that it should be cast into
the oven; and it will if sufficiently
baked, be found a sweet and whole
some food. That bread should be
without sweetness, when allowed to
run into the vinous fermentation is
very easily explained-the sacharine
matter produced by the first fermen-
tation being converted into vinous
spirit, which is driven off by evapor-
alton during the process OF baking.
This kind of bread may be easily
distinguished without tasting, by its
loose, open appearance-the pores
or cells being very large-whereas,
really good bread is marked by fine
pores. and sort of network of a
uniform appearance.
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full tone, in English, MY lord take
care
The unknown shrugged his should
ers and joined his companions. The
coalman hovered near the door, listen
ing with great attention, and from time
to time peeping through small hole
of the wretched window, which, as is
usual in these dens, was thickly in
crusted with white paint on the inside.
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RECIPE FOR Milk RISING BREAD
Take two cups OF boiling water, two
cups of new milk, and one teaspoon
full of soda-make a batter oft and
put in a tin pail to rise. Keep the
water little more than luke-warm.
The cause of its turning acid is not
being kept warm enough, and let
ting it stand too long.
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THE NATIONS DEAD.
-Four hundred thousand men,

-Four hundred thousand men,
The brave-the good the true,
In tangled wood, in mountain glen,
On battle plain, in prison pen,
Lie dead for me and you!
-Four hundred thousand of the brave
Have made our ransomed soil their grave,
For me and you
Good friend, for me and you
In many fevered swamp,
By many black bayou,
In many a cold and frozen camp,
The weary sentinel ceased his tramp,
And died for me and you!
From Western plain to Ocean tide
Are stretched the graves of those who died,
For me and you
Good friend, for me and you
On many bloody plain
Their ready swords they drew,
And poured their lite-blood, like the rain,
A home-a heritage to gam,
To gain for me and you!
Our brothers mustered by our side,
They marched, and fought, and bravely died,
For me and you,
Good friend, for me and you.
Up many a fortress wall
They charged-these boys in blue
Mid surging smoke, and cannon ball,
The brayest We're the first to fall
To fall for me and you
These noble men--the nations PRIDE
-Four hundred thousand men have died.
For me and you
Good friend, for me and you
In treasOn's prlson-hold
Their martyr spirits grew
To stature, like the saints ofold,
While, amid agones untold,
They starved, for me and you
The good, the patient and the tried,
-Four hundred thousand men have died,
For me and you
Good friend, for me and you
A debt we ne er can pay
To them is justly due,
And to the nations latest day
Our children's children still shall say,
"'Ihey died for me and you"
-Four hundred thousand of the brave,
Made this our ransomed soil their grave,
For me and you
Good friend for me and you!
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Solemnly set yourselves at chosen
times to think of God. Meditation
is of itself a distinct duty, and must
have a considerable time allowed it
among the other exercises of the
Christian life. 1t challenges a just
share and part in the time of our
lives; and He in whom we are to
place our delight, is the prime and
chief object of this holy work.
John Ho,oe.
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Ic 8 te& {! 80 --rr---TF-sa = fs;-e.,1
Farther o. rgnm4eptst an IN, Gas aase-'
- ,Instructi0ns by Cen. Pope,
49, The Mater Taken Under
a.So; IAdvisement BY the
r. .1.o supreme j Idges.
From the Daily Pioneer Wednesday 81 :.

From the Daily Pioneer Wednesday JIlla1
Yesterday At two o'clock the Pryor Habeas
Corpus case was taken up before the Judges
of the Supreme Court at Ghambers.G and ar
gued fully: by VIM. Lochreut Esq on the part
of the petitioner and b., II. L. Moss and H.
J., Horn on the p,rt Of the respondent. The
authorities and pr cedents cittd were n'i,ner-
Gus, and tie case was TAX 'rF% I'D ;isemsnt
bv the Judges who wilt reuter Az sopnion
this afternoon. C.ISIlal2 ..ulr s3~1 ...3 q
IcoWe stated yesterday That Col. McLarep (who
/ really holds Pryor under orders from General
Pope autographed to that officer throug ID Gen!
Corse FIR Instructions: Yesterday. Ute follow
ing reply was received:t -J&Gse. 81 -
HEApo'R RS DEPARTMENT OF THE MlssosRI,l
=! ~. Mu-waUhsE, Oct 1S65.,scs )
To Ndjor General Corse 81, : - t;taa. 2
Reply to the writ of habeas corpus in the
case OF John Pryor as follows:
The prisoner Is held in custody. by the United
States authorities in accordance with sentence
of conrt martial for Offences committet while
soldier in the United States Army.
Tha, the writ OF habeas corpus in such cases
| is suspended by the, President in virtue of an
act of Congress during the rebellion. 49,,
That the power competent to declare the re-
cbellioppudstl. is either the President, by proc:
! iainate.n. er Congress, by resolution, that nel-
ther J rs..-s-ner Jaries- have such po~er" The
iiret,ei il ended wtea ,declages 20, ts, 80 h.,
The au hority which declared its eSisteDre, and
until SD declared ~ an end. The writ of habe-
as corpus must Sill biz, considered suspended
! 10 fhesspectnot casesJ IN ,;,---~,~.< -
| That u CONT martial is ip all respects court
of the United States having proper turisdic-
ton Of the case in question asd that in accor-
dance with the deci<ien ofathe Supreme Court
of the United States in the cass of Booth. it
was held thar it was sufficient reply to- the writ
Of habes corpus issued by the Supreme Court
t10f Wisconsin that the prisoner was held by
authority of a court of the United States and
the tsthcer holding him in custody must not
1ideliver him up on any writ OF State court. but
tsimpiy reply respectfully to the State, Court
that. ne Is held bsoauthofity OF The United
States os-a-- 81 ar,,-
a. The case is clears Call upon the ,Cnitptf
tSlAfes District Attorney to answer in fun to the
! writ un behalf of the United States. You will
cont 3sn your action to the views herein ex-
pressed. se &c So JSO. POPE, i.
Z ~ AcSec Major General Commanding.
7sc The reply above quoted isa very pointed and
succfnct statement OF The matter, and was EN-
: braced by Coll McLareu iu his. answer 10 the
writ Yesterday. We must noe OF course. make
auy commep's on The case .whils il is vet unde-
i-ci,r,i and merely give the statements above
] TO show in what condition the case now
stands. -'--- - .-1-~1 =. 49,! IS :;