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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-02

r.,,1EoF THE HORSE CAsE-AN Elk
-. CHAsE.-A few days since we
,r.bel an account of q horse case
pull had been brought before Justice
-, Peace Johnson. The last scene OF
y flair was presented yesterday after,
~ when an exciting chase, speedy
~ - and final settlement of the case
." oIaee. To enable our readers to
island the ease we will state that
n. ucPhely resides near Steubenville;
-, firm he employs a Mr.. Lowe; near
farm resides q blacksmith named
g,,maker One day last week Hayma-
narrowed one of McPhely's horses
s,m loves boy; rode the animal TO this
-. rot drunk and sold the horse for a
.-iinr sum to a peddler named OToole.
Tho peddler kept the horse day or two
,,Itben sold him to r. q G. Ankle for
N OToolo representing that he had
,,,ea the animal considerable time; that
vas GOOD work-horse, eleven years
3D.
m Monday last Lowe came here and
I'D the horse, and entered suit, but
-. unable to prove property he lost
-. On Wednesday M'Phely came
~, ond cave the Messrs Ankle security
Srhs horse, and took the animal home.
v,...,3ay afternoon Mr.. Ankle ran across
n 0,Toole who was about crossing the
river carpet-bag in hand; officer Tracy
WAS started in pursuit, on horseback,
and crowd of twenty or thirty persons
ran over on the Island 30 ascertain the
result of the chase. The officer overlook
the peddler near the fair grounds, arrest
ID him. ard brought him over to the
nv The ooo las finally compromised
nj - W --oed-O'TOsle
49,; P'Soher discha. Wing
wing as, all tn! the costs of suit and D.
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i. AN JJ,r,rN-For the first time since
Monday. a case was yesterday trseo ~
the Municipal Court. John Caole - ~
being drunk and disordefiy' was was - ~
twenty dollars and costs. is a...--aA W.
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pnt main is perfect misery, the wor

1p Won want to see tremendous stock
&c aooods at low prices 60 to Stein Bros.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-02

aoo DOZEN net shirts, drawers and
;ocIsts lust received at Stein Bros
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Gov. FOREMAN left the city yesterday
for Washington City.
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We have been requested 10 s'a'o
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GREATLY REDUCED PRICES

to make quick sales r1T
We return our SINGER e thanks to our iIisn ~.
and customers fer past -favors ana ~ "a Sare
- rasrit An increased amount OF
o,r MOTTO shan be: :'Try 70 please
Very JoiIN RoEMER Co
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Cloak and Shawl Department

The largest assortment of cloth cloaks in the
city, from IS to $50.
Shawls of every size and quality. aud the
greatest varieties of styles ever brought to this
market Particular attention of the wholesale
trade is respectfully invited to this stock.
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Tur MuE. yHN IS ENCUANGE.-lhe
,,.,t,pg call ed iol the purpose OF organ
nm. Mer chant ) Exchange IN This city
,,;u Il, he id at V, 'asnington Hall tins a.
,ernoor It three c''clec.E The many oen'
Gift, ausj NJ from such an ORGANIZATION
are appa rent 10 all bust ness men, o"'
merchants will be brought t, 'Se'ner il'o''
frequently and thereby email leu 10 W.
derstand each otner; besides .Vho Soo'"i
intercourse which will naturall. reN"',
from such meetings, 4 more reSu- IL ''''V
reliable scale of prices can ho ARA
and agreed upon; questions relathA %
mercantile differences can he laid beft *
nrorer committees and speedily ADJUST
cd But we need not dwell upon the
workings of the Exchange. Our mer-
sbants are convcrsant with the good III
fects produced upon trade wherever such
an organization has been inaugurated
Let Washington Hallhc crowded VIII
merchants and business men. Let every
husipess house in the city send its dele
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s,,. s,eeedineiy bAndsoue sly les - A. ard t
son s .nt;reiT new, ard hrlDdreds o. o'De
- too numerous 90 Denu On
T, .o.ssouenes OF nee HAVING our sPAo, go, . :,
IN tsrsiy completed, We viii De very mp q
crowded and VIII sell at s.g.-
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l no
u,uv UNDK RESIGNED - ths
rssnct .suily announce to his trienas . anu
public sensr ally that for the past n Mention to
be has his entire sor the purpose Of
sis store s,t II Rs iaS Sis
1 nos ,e sneeess operation in that city be Ml
IN future give Of bic time ap T.pgsns Be-
attention 70 ni a. tiied with the Eastern mar
come Ss faeSisiss Tor accommodating and sa
; Es,s IN Nv who may fav, him with their eu''0
are gresfly Increased Hos y
Country Merchants y
WIN and ii 70 their ad .ntase 70 p ss s Ii
tends 10 keep in When nnSS somnlete. adapted tc
sseex y snd win sen At Eastern prices; ses.,
"a assnfni for favor: during o ~ sb ps saa
years, he sohcits = AUG'S FRAEZELL
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Bed Blankets

White and colored, very cheap. coIored a
white coverlets and quilts.
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Fur Department

Particular attention has been givento this sto, H.
and do not hesitate in saying that we have the
largest in the city, ranging from $40 10 sIoo per
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Country Merenahe

Az sKIRT THINNING.
S-S-x- h.aufiful Trimming
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EXECUTORS SALE.

RY order Of the Court of Equity, we will
- sell, on 21st day Of November, 1865, at
public auction, at the late residence Of Hon.
John Bolton O'Neall, deceased, all Of said
deccased's Personal PROPERTY on said
place, consisting OF large Library of Law
and Miscellaneous BOOKS, Household and
Kitchen FURNITURE, two CARRIAGES,
H0RSES, MULES. CATTLE, HOG :,
SHEEP, CORN, FODDER, PLANTATION
TOOLS and other articles
TERMS CAsH-And property not to be
removed until paid for; and in all cases
where the terms of sale are not complied
with, the property will be rc-sold at same
place place, on the Monday following, to wit:
Tth November, 1865, at first purchasers
risk.
At the same time, the PLANTATION.
consisting of about nineteen hundred acres,
will be rented, either in fields or as a VIII ole.
for one year. Note and approved surcties
required to secure rent.
w. H. HARRINGTON,
c.. p. POPE,
JOHN C. CALDWELL,
Nov 9 t5* A. T. REESE, Exec'rs.
Newberry, S. c., Nov 4, 1865
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For District Judge.

The friends of W. B. JOHNSTON. ESQ.
who has go efficiently filed the Office of Ma
gistrate for the District of Richland, re-
specially recommend him to the Legisla-
ture as suitable gentleman to fill the new
Office created by the State Convention He
is well known throughout the State, and
for the past eight months has filled a Judi
clal station with the utmost satisfaction to
all parties. MEMBERS OF THE BAR.
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
Burning of the Museum.
LETTER FROM MIR. BARNUM.

LE1IEk FROIH NIX. BAHNUM.
NEW YORK, July II, 1865
MEsSRS. HERRING & Co.-GENTLEMES:
Though the destruction of the American
Museum has proved a serious loss to my
self and the public. am happy to verify
the old adage, that cts an i'll wind that
blows nobody good" and, consequently,
congratulate you that your well known
safes have again demonstrated their supe-
rior tire-proof qualities in an ordeal of un-
usual severity.
The safe you made for mo some time
ago was in the Office Of the Museum, on
the second floor, back part Of the building,
and in the hottest of the fire.
After twenty-four hours of trial, it was
found among the debris, and on opening
it this day has yielded up it's contents in
very good order-books, papers, policies OF
insurance, bank bills, all in condition for
immediate use, and a nobl" commentary
on the trustworthiness OF Her, ;ngs Fire
Proof Safe. Yours truly, p. T. BAR.,UM
Herring's Patent Champion Safes.
The Most Reliable Protection, from Ere
nOac EnO,rn
HERRING 4 CO.'S PATENT BANKERS
SAFES, with Herring & Floyd's Patent
CrystaliZed Iron, the best security against
a burglars drill ever manufactured.
HERRING K CO.,
No. 251 Broadway, cor. Murray st., Ny.
FARRELL, HERRING 4 CO.,
Oct 26 Emo HERRING & CO., Chicago.
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For State Treasurer.

The friends of DIR. r. W. GIBBES respect
fully nominate him to the Legislature for
this Office. His well known business cha
racter, energy and ability emineltly recon-
mend him. He has for many years served
the State efficiently in various capacities,
and now he needs her support Oct %
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MI5CEL.IANX

MI5OEIlLANx
RAnecslotes OF Victoria and Albert.
A London correspondent relates
some interesting anecdotes of the
Queen of England and the late Prince
Consort:
The Queen. and Prince Consort
were in the habit Of taking long walks,
unattended, and dressed only as an
ordinary lady and gentleman. On
one occasion, at some distance from
home, they were caught in shower,
and took shelter under tree by the
side of a road. An old postman, go
ing his daily rounds, was passing by
and saw only lady and gentleman in
al uncomfortable position.
He had with him an old umbrella
that had done duty for many years,
which, with a native but rough po-
likeness, he profered to the gentle
man, saying he would call for it on
his rounds if they would tell him
where they were stopping. Prince
Albert frankly accepted the umbrella,
and mentioned Osborne house The
postman even then did not suspect
the rank of his wayside friends, and
passed on about his business
A day or two afterwards, it being
i'll his way, he stepped at the porter's
lodge of the Osborne house, and
quietly asked if his umbrella had been
left there for hirn. st was at once
handed to him, with letter addressed
to him IN which was five pound
note, and q few lines expressing the
thanks of the Queen and Prince Con-
sort for the timely service he had rem
dered them. Not content with this,
the Queen caused inquiries to be made,
and finding that the only SOB of the
old postman was q worthy young man,
caused him to be placed in a suitable
and comfortable position in one of the
Government Offices, and it is pleasant
to know that he is now supporting
his superannuated parent in case.
On another occasion, before GER
tain bridge was erected, a stream in
the reighborhood was crossed only
by a small and rough ferry-boat. The
Queen and the Prince found it con-
venient to cross this stream, and, the
boatman being absent, entered the
barge to await his arrival. He soon
n1'Iuc LIS tPPeIlducc, pu11uS anu
blowing in his haste and under his
weight of years. 1t appears also that
it was a very unusual thing for a lady
or gentleman to resort to this means
of transit, the old boatman's passen-
gers generally consisting of the hard
listed and rough featured laborers in
the vicinity.
All unconscious of the character of
his present customers, but anxiously
polite in his way, his first salutation
was: Il beg your parding, marm, but
if I'd u knowed yer We're coming, I'd
q had cushing for yer, and he forth
with stripped off his coat and spread
it upon one of the seats. Her Ma
jesty sat down upon the improvised
cushion, and, with the Prince, ehatted
famiiarly with the old boatnlan till
they reached the other side, when,
instead of the usual fare of two pence,
she handed him sovereign. The
Queen often talks of this water Jour
ney, and the old boatman, after Learn
ing who his passengers were, had
hole bored through the coin, and has
worn it day and night ever since,
round his neck.
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GRANADA,
ANDALUSIA.
ALHA MBRA.

THE ships of this line are all frst-class
i and reliable, are at least as fast as any
OF the coast, and built at as great an ex-
pense. They arc in charge Of gentlemanly
and capable commanders, and every atten-
tion will be paid to the comfort of the pas
sengers: Ono OF tho above ships will be
despatched from New York and one from
SATURDAY. Cargo by these steamers
insures at the lowest rates All informa
ton can be had from either OF tho agents.
RAVENEL Il CO., Charleston.
ARTHUR LEARY, New York.
Merchandise and Cotton addressed to
other house will bc promptly forwarded.
NOV 3mo
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For Congress,

We are authorized to announce JAMES
FARROW, Esq, Of Spartanburg, as can
didate to represent in the Congress of the
United States, the Fourth Congressional
District, comprising the Districts of An
derson, Pickens. Greenville, Laurcns, Spar
tanburg, Union, York and Chester.
Sent 30
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For Congress-.

The friends of Gen. SAMUEL MCGOWAN
announce him as q Candidate for the
United States Congress from the Third Con-
gressional District, embracing the Districts
of Orangeburg, Edgefeld, Abbeville, New
berry, Lexington, Rchland and Fairfield.
Oct 27
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ch DOL. Assorted GENTS DRESS an
cO BUSINESS COATS.
10 doz. OVER-COATS.
so PANTS.
20 &c VESTS.
20 8, Shetland Ribbed UNDER-sHIR1
20 loz. White Ribbed UNDER-sHIRT
and DRAWERS.
20 doZ. Shake Flannel Under-shirts an
Drawers.
20 doz. hcavy Grey Undcr-shirts an
5 doz Red Flannel Under-shirts an
10 10 doz. Brown Knit Coats.
20 doz. Linen Collars.
80 &C Gents Black Gauntlets.
SO g g assorted Wool Gloves.
10 White Gloves.
so C &c Woolcn and Silk Scarfs.
70 " Wristlets.
80 &c assorted Merino Hose.
10 pieces An-wool White Flannel.
10 Canton Flannel.
SIS pieces White Muslin
20 6; French Chintz.
10 '' Check.
Is Bingham.
20 &c Linsey.
5 doz. Balmoral Skirts.
10 pieces Black Alpaca.
10 Fancy
10 &C Delains
S Black Velvet.
10 French Merino.
S &C Black Cloth.
10 &c Satinets.
10 Kentucky Jeans.
10 doz. Ladies' and Children's Hats.
10 doZ. Umbrellas.
- Ladies' Netts.
so " Knives and Forks.
10 &C T,odiea' Hats
10 &C Childrcn's Hats.
10 French Corsets.
10 I" assorted Cloaks.
10 doZ. Umbrellas.
10 I" Shawls.
10 tierces Butter.
boxes Ginger.
10 kits Mackerel, Ne. /.
10 boxes Sugar Crackers.
20 g Soda &C
10 Z" Fancy &C
10 =" Wine {"
&c Allspico.
Cinnamon.
:" Pepper.
/" Indigo.
firkins Lard,
10 bbls. Crushed Sugar.
10 Brown 6
10 doz Clocks.
100 boxes Dairy Cheese.
5 bbls. Kerosene Oil.
Watches and Jewelry repaired.
100 doz. Hinges.
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Stockholders Meeting.
81 gs9 - - 9as
SECRETARYS OFFICE,
WILMINGTON y MANCHESTER r. r. Co.,
Wilmington, N. c., Oct. 20, 1865.
TINE Eighteenth Annual Meeting of the
Il Stockholders of the Wilmington and
Manchester Railroad Company, will be held
in Wilmington, N. c., on WEDNESDAY,
the 29th pro1imo.
VIM. A. WALKER,
Nov Sec'y vii. & Man. Railroad Co.
South Carolina---Richland District.
DURSUANT to resolutions of the Gene
Il raj Assembly, an ELECTION will be
held in this District, on WEDNESDAY, ed
instant, for one REPRESENTATIVE in the
Congress Of the United States. Polls will
be opened at the different election pre-
cincts, and the election conducted in all
respects as for members Of the General
Assembly. J. C. JANNEY,
Nov Chairman Board of Managers.
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For Congress.

Dir. r. c. GRIFFIN, of Edgefeld, is an
nounced as a candidate for CONGRESS from
the Third Congressional District, composed
of the Districts of Abbevillc, Edgeficld,
Ncwbcrry, Fairfield. Lexington. Richland
and Orangeburc Oct 2S II
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New York Advertisements.
BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE!

HNHE Original and Best in the World
Il The only true and perfect HAIR DYE
Harmless, Reliable and Instantaneous.
natural Brown, without injuring the hair
or skin. Remedies the ill effects Of bad
dyes. Sold by all Druggists. The genuine
is signed William A. Bachelor. Also, RE-
GENERATING EXTRACT OF MILE
FLEQRS, for Restoring and Beautifying
the Hair CHARLES BATCHELOR.
oct 20 1y New York.
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Atlanta Medical College.

The friends Of Dr. A. N. TALLEY nomi-
nate him as candidate for Mayor at the
ensuing election in April next. Nov 2*
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Mr.. HENRY N. MCGOWAN desires to
inform his many friends and acquaintances
in this city and the adjoining country, that
he has engaged his services with Messrs
CALNAN Il KREUDER, wholesale and
retail grocers, on Gcrvais street, opposite
State House, where he would be pleased to
be called on by them and supply their
wants In the grocery line from an ample
and select stock. Nov 8
Atlanta Medical College.
THE Course of Lectures in this institu-
ton will commence on thc FIRST MON
DAY i'll November next, and continue four
months-the Faculty having changed the
time for the session from summer to the
winter months.
JOHN G. WESTMORELAND, Dean.
Oct % 1no
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punished his adversary feArfullv. M,-s1en's face
was tern " oishgurcd. He seemed 20 lose scf-
control delivered his blows foct y and A. random.
II seemed az he had Teen merely setup y Us
hackers only to be bruuc,i and kro,kei down.
At the eighteenth and last round bar,dcu's r e..
pushed him forward, N the Acknowledgement aui IN l''
nation q IN" spectators. rit A. Injunction o. prove
h.us, lf re man b, bad becn represented. To po'r
fellow was .oo weak b. Ia urc any one, and Worms III
eGrly lei him viii q s.u-le terri Tie lio~ Ho
wa carried 10 HE corner 100 p.uutle condition.
The s,pnge was nov thrown up, and Joc W1rn1l
WV h,leI champion q lag and alter hight Of
thIrtv-sov minutes.
Another great FIGHT il likely 70 grow out q this
Il Is sad to he Macc's intention to cta lenge Mo
winner. hlrslel, though terribly punsrel ahi
rrplrtod to have been carried 60 Toe y spul
where his he was despaired nf VS. nevertheless
accg tn following evening, cool reading n .'s-
paper VIII "a account Of the fshL aud enjoying
he mug Of Nth no injuries boy ond ware 'a.ei
2, e. ami a few pastors ON has nos" Nnd lace.
IT, rCeupcrstyc power 10 the result Of tfc phN Sc
Al training which ens0 ed him to recover ia ie"
hours irrm injuries that would Kill Or reduce otlcr
men t. long 10 Of sickness.
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NsB York, Thursday, Jan. %, 6 =. k-The fuctua-
,Ions In sold 20 day have been e. follows At 1880
A. NJ. pa; ty.3b, 2l3r 1910. 2o4 lo5, 2o4A II,
gov; 1li9 %: 1l25 2uEa; lltO 20 ll.5N
2,4'.j - 2l5L; 1s1S 2J'',; 1850, y6h' tA4-
gS&; L2JS4, llS 2.5',, 12L slS'.; 80 % = :
i5c 2,5A, 2o5, sO4s ago gulS ..3t 2.b 90,
2oSi. 2.bS 2ofs; SO, so5A; 2.2n 2cb%; $50.
2r5s; 500 2o5'. 4.o5, 2o6A; 40 eoGN. Tho son.
era s'oos market opoled dull, but Aft,Iwagd, misoy-
ed .utLuy, without much activity. Governments
serc irm ~ith a iair demand. Money vas worry essy
and offered freely at per cent with considerable
trsrsrct,on' ut per cent In sterling exchange there
va ycry little do.ns and bankc:s bills ~cre quoted
at lvgA. l99'..
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iyHE NEW YORK Sun.

FRIDAY MORN1NG. JAN. q, 1865.


TIC s,,ithorn news r,il lsLed in auoti or part n
...i..'rsr,. highly significant and important.
.5lisAe. tie fact thst the south IL no longer
united. and that, revus'ou 81 feeling has fet in
.,,us, the further prosecution Of tho var which
more husp aogs " our cause than great VIC
.rv TIE discon<ni % not confined " aty lo'ai-
.. n s.tends over the entire sIuth Eyeh
G. .rloston IL Impressed with the hoPelcssnees of
... va. aud obeys tho terrible sinouu0ns OF
10 FEDERAL cannon uAt hsyc teen 40
,ong LAUNDERING day and night within range N
LIS, city. The indications now arc that wh"1
CHARLESTON falls into tho lands u General enaa-
.,s the innAbuAuu VII follow the example -
.evsnnah. and "aro' p. tho position" II thee
.gns arc exhibited ia Charleston What mra he
me stat. Of feeling IN Rchmaud, Augusta n. he
sud otber cities that have been Reluctantly dragged
, IN the rctellionS The Inference is plain ttHi u
,1ly requires an equal combination Of ener = sod
,vn In the 6.h and sagsrity and true potrio. en-
r tho Cabinet ni Washington 10 HccourlH =
compete revolution In Southern sntin'n'.
The Southern statesmen are proy,r 'A'y
,hrcwd and far-scsng. They aInady u'' .'In
80 signs Il the tncs and ihe tone u the I''A-
rond press and the detstes in the rebel Congress-
SNOW that thoy are AlreAdy balancing tic SdVAn-
,.ges Of 4. frsnt return to the Union, and pro-
iongaron Of tho war, with the fading chances "
which they sill cling, " ultimate al aud pro'ec-
ton from France AMI England. II Is to heir
,-e,ln that rebellion has not stamped cut Of them
81 the finer mpelses q American nationality and
they eousole themselves, under the inevitable
prospect Of tho success Of Toe North with
q .szling dreams Of ioregn conquest b. tho armies
q, ,he United North and sontL. Thcs, favorable
dcvoioppsuts should rs encouraged and Sum1-
Iatod. The beuor sense Of the North aud souih
.Aond II pcrmi,tod b. resume IT, socustorooi sway
And crush the oxucn sts Of tuth sections, who
would prolong contest that can only end in one
wSy-,be triumph Of The Union and Consii'uLon
- die United states
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An Opportunity for the Patriots.

The following, copied from tho Springfield RS
rrnuoAs, We commend to the serious considera-
ton Of toe patriotic mon who Ike MAYOR o.
DYKE and others, have made $4,000 per sunum
out o. Government contracts since the war COM
monced. Our contemporary SAYS:
To acme II the merchant princes and million
aires n New York IS credited the contemplation Of
o pr iect al once nun.fceut, generous and grand.
The tlau Is to present to tic Tinted ltes Govern
rnent $1,000 ro',Vn, and thus rel eve tie nation Of
the public debt. T. Is proposed to make The gift IN
2ON,Oo0 shares Of $1,000 ,sch, Of which 4. T.
Stewart, william n. As,or aud others will each
take ATTY sIarcs, masiuS mp a loast quarter oI
the whoe amount IN EcH York. Tho realization
Il such pr iect would pla. hot4 Government
and citizens IN proudcr p1st on than ever Gov
crumeu' or citizens occupied b t1-c n story gives
no parallel TO such AZ net. TIE Veuctlans held N
grateful remembrance TIE name OF man who, ly
ulc-ume Of personal slaTrcc ana hsr'-,acci
usury, obtained means to rel eve the Republic
from he financial burdens and placed { again upon
the road 10 prosperity AFTER lony and diaasir1us
war. TAey forgot his oyactlng usurv and his lto ot
s,lhshness Ia tho lastu. teuett he conferred upon
the State But we should Lave 80 suu,c- 90 .ur-
get, ant only the generous PATRIOTISM ot Icpuhl.-
can citaena 10 remember.