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DERSONALS FROM THE NEW

DERSO n \ LIS FROM THE NEW
4 YORK NEws.-Parties expecting "person-
ais" from their friends in the Ncrlh will find at
the CONFEDERATE READING-ROOM a file
OF the NEW YORK NEWS to December 3lst,
(just received this morning,l containing a great
many "personals" to parties in the South. Parties
also from this file II their personals" iii
the Richmond papers have been copied.
Also, the latest New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore papers.
YANKEE PlCfORIALS--a new lot, splendidly
illustrated. A4-Hs
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HORSES FOR HALE.-Several first
Ill class SADDLE and HARNESS HORSES for
sale Ct reasonable prices. Also, BUGGIKS. HAIR
MISS, Sc. Apply At the stable adjoining NcIfin-
ley's blacksmith shop, on Franklin street de 8-lms
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MASONIC NOTICE.-Ihc members of
IN1 LOGE FRANCHISE. No. %, are requested
to race.at their LODGE-kOOM, en- Marshall street,
between Sixth and Seventh streets, THIS MORN
ING at 10 o'clock, to pay the las. tribute Of respect
TO deceased brother, b. +. WtLLiAMsoS. Nom
bers Of sister city lodges and trallsci.t bre,hEgn ~
requested 10 be present.
By order Of the W. NJ
ia i--lt' WIN. MORGAN Secretary.
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THE LATEST SOUTHERN PAPERS
All the Charleston, Savannah, Augusta, Macon
and Southern papers-tho first mail from tic South
for tac0 WeelS.
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Paper, Envelopes, &C., for writing letters.
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THE LATEST NORTHERN PAPERS
from New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore; ful
flies.
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CORNS, BUNIONS, CALLOSlriES.
" WARTS, DISEASED NAILS, DC, AND
ALL DISEASES or THE FEET AND SKIN,
treated without pain by DR.. SCHULTZ. the re-
nowned Chirorodist. Office, Wall Street Hotel,
Wall street.
Norr.-A corn, like love. is Of gradual growth,
and the older it is, the difficult 10 set M VI.
il lite
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NJ OTICE.-The partnership heretofore
exiting between THOMAS JONES and the
undcIs gned, under the finn Of CEIIIkEY -
JONES' being dissolved by the death Of Thomas
jones, the undersigned hereby gives notice t. all
persons indebted to the linn To make payment in-
edately to him, and requests that ali persons hay
ing claims against II viii present them at onee tor
settlement. J. X. CHTIpREY,
dc Him Surviving Iastiss.
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7 OST, OH Tie 81 Of January, Il SHEEP
/ 4 SKIN GLOVE, between Twentieth and Vuna-
bic streets. The finder VIII confer great tyor ty
leaving It at this tfficc. il i-St-
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NOTICE no b L TC III Frs AND
IN fARMEHs.-A liberal Akee will be raid Tor
al BRisrlAES and HOG HAIR, at the HRifsH
FACTORY, corner Third and Broad sfreets; also
wanted, Am Experienced BitUSff-MAKER.
do IA sts f. LAUBE
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EOR SALE, a No. l pair PLATFORM
SCALES. Fairbanks make, in sooa order
weighing fourteen hnntlred pounds. Also. lot Of
GAS PIPE, WINDOW SASH, BLINDS, DOORS
and GLASS. Cali at l35 Broad street.
de a0-~.its ROY JONES
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7 OST,' on the afternoon of the ID in
IL stant between Sixth aud Grace streets and
Guests flower garden, on the Westham panllroad,
GOLD BAND (bracelct] little scratched on 'h''
inside. The finder will be literally rewarded ON
leaving at the headquarters OF Brigadier-Gcneral
Z. L. MOORE, Bclyin'S Block. ~ 1T
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T EFT on THE COUNTER AZ THE

! Ut OAS III w y II1IN NJ III
z 1 Confederate States Treasury Department
la-Hc BLACK TOCKET-BOOk, containing Conirt
crate Dotcs and bank notes Of various kinds TiN
owner can have The same ~ plo,Ins property AMI
paying EXPENSES Of this notice. j. G.. Il.
il Its
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NNE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

" WARD, --Strtyc1 from my residence q white
ana rcd POINTER DOG, with his tai bobhed; an
,wcrs to the name OF Toby; had red collar.
Il will give the above reward If delivered 70 ne at
Chesterfield Park, opposite Battery No. II, or to
Z. J. Colby, No ZIG Mann street.
Ia its JESSE A. MURPHY.
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GTRAYED OR STOLEN from my hon

CIRAl ED OR STOLEN from my house,
y on franklin, near Adams street, on Thursday
night, MICH COW; b,ind.ed, white and red
straight horns; Durham breed; and in good order.
\ l. wand Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Will leo
paid 70 any one who viii return her to
SLAUGHTER Il co,
Ja st No 100 Min street.
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CTRAY HORSE. -Straycd from my
~ residence corner Of Second and Jackson
7tsects, or the ri instant, my HORSE. -IiG Is Of
grey color, medium size, ana haCi harness on when
he left. will give ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD for lis delivery 70
ja4-35' AMBROSE SIZES.
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7 OST, u small black and tan TERIuEh
/ 1 Dog. answering to the name Of DIXIE. He
had Oh 4 brass collar, with his name, DIME, en-
grayed on it, \ hhcTn. reward will be paid tor his
delivery at Ms. WILLIAM MiiCUELIS, corner
ST Franklin and Sixth streets. ia 3-2t-
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T OST, on Grace street, near Seventh, It
] FELT SADDLE-CLOTII somewhat v9ln.-
The finder will be- rewarded on leaving II with s,r-
want JOHN, a. the staff stables i'll Of ST. Paul.
Church. il1-lt
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I OST, on Sunday night, the LIST OF ia
4 mary betwcc1, TEirl street and ST. Paups
Church, ii blue, satin-<trlpcd BAREGE VEIL
The finder viii be SUITABLY rewarded By leaving it
at tire ExC hinge Bank or this Office. il s. IT
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T OST OR STRAYED, on the sd of
IL January, the Central depot, two MULES;
one bay'mlr!c, and the other a little darker ard
smaller both OF them have h3'l their tails Lately
trimmed. \ liberal reward vii be paid for Their
delivery 20 me, on Broad street, near the Central
deuot il i--3tsl ). GlEAID.
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z OST, on Sunday, January list, after
ZIP NJ, a chill's BROWN FUR NIC1ORtNE,
Il was lost either Broad, twenty fifth or NcnahIe
streets, or just beyond Neaahjc. The finder will he
suitably rewarded hy leaving it at POWER II
McPIIAli'S drug store, Main and Seventeenth
streets. IL i--3tt
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nlc0iedl.

pR. LEWISs MEDICAL and SURGICAL.
~ INSTITUTE No. Z Beachst between Nanos al J
Wet Br.idWr, g. the Iny paoe where The ohirte1 VIZ
r.eve proa-. rdica treatment Hoursifom9 an q" pm.
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prorcrlcs ano proDislons.

COT THOMASR. AGNEW's, Nos. 260 anc
2r2 Greeuvich.st corner Murray, and there yon VII
find TEAS, COFFEEs, FISH, FLOUR aud everything ee
cheaper than any store IN Ne@Yors. Oao fuce hon'e
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kNALLACK's.
W Proprietor mi Aianszc-....Nr. LESTER WALLACE.
SATURDAY,
nd night Of the revival tie admir- bic comedy Of
BOSOM FRIENDS.
which y'a 80 eln. niy q tE thea'. two yesf'
IL "a, NEN and APPROPRIATE COSTUMES. fURNI.
rpRE aud APPOINTMENTS OF the most elegant des.rp-
ti0n and lII and comri.se distribution.
MONDAY, STILL WATERS RUN DEEP and HIGH
LIFE RELOW STAIRS. TUESDAY, Buckstones excellent
G omedy SINGLE LIE.
ar. Walack has much pleasure in announcing that the
very popular Comedian,
Mr. HOLsTOT
j. enr,ged In this theaier aud vii appear "WEDNESDAY
ex in neyer acted in NewIo!s STERLING Coynes line com
edy BLACK SHEEP
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LiDi0cn0 Noiicee.

EHw-AorK AyL. "a. f.es
Dividend Of WE PR
~ CENT ON THE CAPITAL. SOCK %. the Bank bee
" Cove Tax has been le-red ps able unl aef
Mondsv MAY 4. Transfer b1oks vii 10 c.Cssl nom this
y. MURRAY Ca'h'er
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Gn,nsenen.s.

!
EOLYMPIC THEATER. Commences at 8.
" Sole Lessee and Msnieere's Mrs JOHN WOOD
coMpL LII 'l md G = ;ii;E Success
GRAvo FAIRY sfEcIAcLE IN THREE PARTS.
.EhREi u fHLfARArIoN and ENORMOUS EXPENSE
Ealing ilfo req isi. lon he entire .., .,.o
SPLENDID Ahris1ICAL MUS CAL, AND
MECHANICAL RESOURCES or TfJS rHEATFR
,EEW SCENERY AND GRAND TRANSPORTATION
NEW AND oh sGENE X np sSfA COMPOSED AND
ARRANeED BY, IHoAAs BAKER
Sp endd Costumes, by J. bullock
"''''''u A iIpL,' a PpToJw2ERfUL CASH
SLEEPING Biiaa iHHff$S IL Il THE WOOD.
Fourth appearance Of. Of hs YIN DsqssD'e
~ BIN strict to tho modern school o. rs.'e
& ss 5 ssssn E !. second 5r 5sr Dc onr
years between the second ,nd tiFd parts and che huHad
'a 'A'' '''a' ' P1R s' byiS he 1889
Mr.; Harry Pearson
Queen sercnl Cis cou'or ...........M Miss Il AObEsy
Princess Isa belle. as 'he sppesred when only a., 90
taree month. od Youngest LAZY z the v COMPANY %11,y
2, stotum Kings Jester) g. r. Per.oo y
gsry 1aadoia.''.' a., .sHi = s8cns
FAIRY Elenn.ia..... in'iied ..........Mis' l. Mile,
sy rai.o@ei Banque- Hs' B1 wee5
esy 3horrnuai'a ..'s s ~, H ~ 80
PART SEQ D--pfRlOD 1901.
Princes, Is-e-5cl.e laqed ~, al bIt an hour - 1900,
Lazy Abag.i fner ........AssL Louisa Myers
Pas De }oggu.t Nile Augusta
PART 1HiHD-PEROD 4iJl -
Prince Perfect (of he Eu "a fizs Newton
arry O'Loc oh. Mr.. T.. Lamb
Coli Cunp Ia wooCc T.. Gilett
res &c 'tur. hRu'
SPECIAL NOTIcE-Ihe audience respectfully requested
% keep their seats witness the Grand IrasoTmstios
Scene conc d ~ the rxreya.aaza-
The te.f0rtaances viii commence with
POPPING TIE QUESTION.
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petroleum.
NEARLY CLOSED.
SUGAR CREEK PETROLEUM COMPANY.
CAPITAL ONLY s250,O0O
SHARES SIS EACH.
WORKING CAPITAL, 5000 SHARES.
q

President, CBAS. u Jbbo'Nf
Sawyer q Judson, Nos. 81 aud 81 Chambers'ti
Vie presiden, j. t. KvLRITT. Cashier Broadway BAN.
Treasurer, CHAS. GOULD, Nc. ID Wal'st
Ten Wells are Dor going down the Companys property
In te richest poon Of tie famous Sugar Greek valley
j. roou for sOl The Trustees viii refrain from
uy semeut Of the prospects OF the SUGAR ChtEk
PETROLEUM COHrANY. 1nE STOCK i NOT WATCHED
the projectors depend for their profits solely nss us
sARKzT fRcG
ButsGs thousand .hses will be 'oid and these on the
only homes. basis viz; At THEIR PAR VALUE
The Company property IA worth more than the entire
Csp,a stoek The after small indeed that even ten
barrel well viz peg regular monthly dividends
Fspsstas. sd Maps can he obtained and subscription
effected BY application % CHAs O. JUDsoN' No "a
Chsnibers.t; CHAS COULD 10. 50 "all-'ti ]. l..
lEvERlTT Broadws, csnt 70 either Of the Trustees.
l SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS FOR THE SALE Nv THE
STOCK RESERVED A. WORKING CAPITAL Akt
OPENED, FOR A LlMIIfn PERIOD, Al THE OFFICE
FOF sIEDMAN, EWELL l. CO., Bankers and Brokers,
no. 81 E1.hanss place. kew'Yofk
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;RARNUM' AMERICAN MUSEUM.
LAST DAY OF TEE
GRAND NATIONAL
POULTRY, PIGEON AND RABBIT SHOW,
THE NAr iJ; -" fo ifii SOCIETY.
UNlQUE AND EXTRAORDINARY DISPLAY
PURE Bred FOWLS
rA AFTERNOON a. l z EEs .2lI G M AZ 4:
EXIRAvAGANzA DANcE by.::...;;....ToNYD ENIEh
THE BOONE F1MiHY coMBrNAToN,
cLlssl.AL RvAnrysSsi1, cP3 pSi SONGS. DUETS, Ola
LOGUEs. ETC, ~ CHARACTER.
oass &, he tqT r saTy1' q zoe EfeqS sa YEARS
will receive tie visits Of III DESTROYS Of seeing this
REVOLUTIONARY HERO.
HORSE AND RIDER 'ETvtTWiSEb pY AN ESon.
NOUS $EHPhH4 cqfYIaKIHlp iStg
W0QDRoFFE,S BOHEMIAN G-As y s 81
TWO GLASS SrEAN-ANOISES ~ MoT'O On;
Fat Woman Gisrtes oircs;,'s G Liyias o'er' ofsna
Admission % oerts children under Ten - oen,s.
,GRAED EXHIBITION OF MAMMOTH
THE BROADWAY tTHENEUM.
FORMERLY TIE CHURCH OF TUE MESSIAH, NO.
128 BROADWAY,
viii opened MONDAY EVENING, May l, for the grand
ambition O. is tM tq Sii T WAS VIEWS ."S' o
in the South, Which wero fhOToGaAPHED ON THE
YEAR vt orr s,e IN a, Ds-s-tneu Il The South, and
nToreh ~ c lilies ha been soe to select ana pso
dc any ms OF historic ite whch are nos p,oush'
eoe TIM puhc through the medium OF powerful mgas
copc camera which produces nAsiIeent phoosrapns 81
70 plo,olraphs ., the ordinary re
Among tie >.riss ~nl Oe found BATTERIES oS hOh'
la ,,'ii ire. scyoandcr pARRoTT Gun MOUNTED BIZ
MAJOR-GEN GILMORE
IN JULY. 1868.
THE FAMOUS SWAMI ANGEL"
g ATTFRYTS IHE isRSH BETWEEN MORRIS AND
JAMES ISLANDS
FORT SUMTER FROM EgaT PUTNAM &c, Sc
AND PORT ROYAL ISLANDS. AND AT De iUkCkf
FLORIDA from FERSANDlNA to ST AUGUSTINE,
"H CAsrf ils 81 MARCUS S e,t terror and interior
sHERaAN's CAMPAIGN IT ATLANTA AND sAVAS
SHERMAN and hi, GENERtI.s including GEN. VIM B.
HAZENs RI FORT MICA LISTER
Admission to nh pats Of tbs house 81 cent?. Door open
- u SINCLAIR 4 MAsON proprietOrs.
UHILHARMONIC SOCIETY OF NEW
The' concert # ~ he ,e1G g T '1ss Place at the
SATURDAY. APRIL rs, at o'clock, ?. M,
vhen De following pieces viii 5e prI.or- d: ,,.,
FUNERAL MARCH,, frog, ,o oEhIHJVEHs SYMPHONY
h, coneoiu Of the deatb II oar snleniet PRECEDENT
NINTH SYMPHONY, ,fTst Part only bEEIh0s,EENS'
MIXTURE. SCHERZE AND FINALE. sCHuMANN
ARIA" Comfort SO Ny People, tenor c nom nsneel'
Observation-Disclosures. Mr. T.. fEkhN5;
r ~ ~ tie ard az Of the unfinished opera Of LoIeey
MENDELssOHN, by the German lieaefH-h1 o. 1'e~'
soprano solo,lsd Pauoch; uuder te direction Of hr A.
c,n,,..Or. THEo. EisFELD
The ticSets Issued 70. Ap ~ win be sooa ior the evening
rsnubsc ,r ticsus 81 80 each csn be had 4, Schar.
fnocrs Iuiss No. 80 Broadway, Beer sehrmers,
80. .0l brosdway a., .,,a
S.hcriuers wal necss apriy Tor extra uchets S"'oAe
o'clock p. N. on sltlr'ay. o,rv,D,v
Apr ~ OF 3 O'Clock in the morning.
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finanrial.
AT COST.
.s1rmFBs, BrvTTIT COAL COMPANY.

'Ohis n CODA'
CONSUMERS BENETIT COAL COMPANY
SHARES. so
Each hsr. entities TIE holder to one n Of eoa per yea
q ats cost n mining tranfpor'aon .l .l.'. we.
,o OF Goa pIodaoed beyond TIE e1s1y '0pleG to share
seoe ,, f,r investment can have the cosl they vii
b. sns to sod Tor heir benefit ana receive the proceeds
ia this stock is not Fk, for Anthracite Co
No. sars e, be sod aye limited and s-e nearly al sub
soribed foT Immediate application Is Necessary ally
Cbcs No Il Broadway, Room No. 90.
TRUSTEES:
JOHN ANDERSON. No 4I3 Fith-sve.
Hon C. GODFREY GUETHEE. Mayor Of New.York.
Ken OREsTGs CLEVELAND. Mayor Of jersey City.
Eon. ALFRED ~ WOOD, Mayor OF BROOKLYN.
CHARLES JENKINS President OF Past River Bsnk.
JOHN l. DOUGLASS. Secretary Merchant Insurance Co.
SoHN c. ANDERSON, No lOG Broadway.
WILLIAM P sTANDIsH, Coa Desler 10. z nro-iwoy.
CHARLES H. APPLICABLE, c. H. ApPesa'e Bro.
MANHATTAN LIFE lvsrrAEoe Co.. 80 l:5 rroa4voy,|
NlEi ORR hp,I .o, ~.
ELECTION NOTICE.-The Annual Election
~ OF twelve Directors Second Cess AVID Inspectors Of
Election viii be held at the Office 81 tc Company on
DAY. the 9th pro1luIO. The Pol viii b. oT.I rom ID oco g.
a IA, to Y ~. {. j. VI -4t-.l-' s,-IclIy.
oYncH or INK DEl4wAGs Ayp Hyp.,oN cAyysl co.,
NEw-fogg Apiil ), lsn5.
TIVE ANNUAL ELECTION for MANA
Il GERS Of this COMPANY WI Doe held ~ 30 ofiae Nc 2
SassSu.s., IN TUESDAY. the sl d1y OF Nsy next tae
Poll vii b, open from ~ o. lock (u0o-j un. co's
The lra sicr books will be closed lon tle 45A dsy O.
April 10 TIE sh day Of MAY next, both day inclusive.
By order Of IT, Board,
ISAAC \. SEYMOUR, Treasurer
UMrED STATES TREAsuHI NFwYoEK april i5' $50
DARTIES holding thirty (3O) or more COZ
Il PONS Of ths LOAN or lG'2T-f. 's;Ilt gr ~ tlc
FlRcT Of MAY requested 60 band them H. with sched
ule. st ny time previous % the 21th inst
Holder complying with lesbove request vii have .her
scupon examined and checks yea ioT item Oh the -th INST
sf-er o'clock p. N.
bsuk schedules vii be furnished upon application AZ the
Signed JOIN a. STEWART.
Assistant Irt surer u g
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VIHE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD CON-.
I PANY Lav. decLred QUAkTEELl DlNiI ND q
TWO (2j PER CENT. ynlc Oh apo g. ti ... T. p. ll'
pe,t o. tor,L .ncTics NcvY ork The JInr'-r 1otl or
closed oMsvL OLIVER ChAkL.Ch, f"'ds.L
Hunter ioirt App. q. 1915.
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dmusemenfs.


NTlBLOs GARDEN. Begins 81 ~
~ Lessee and Manager " ~ NJ mr. LII
THIS SATURDAY. EVENING, APhIL -,
viii be prs5cr'ei f0r
POSITIVELY THE LAST TINE
he grand romantic spectacular drama entitled no
CONSICAN BR o 4 h = rs,
performed tins rstl shmsAt VII the greatest ecst &c
CROWDED AND BRILLIANT Az JlENCES.
TILE TWIN fNOTFERS,
WILLIAM NHEA4LEY
Mr. Chas p0ne. G hateau Henanc
Misses Farren Naeder skeTr, Burke. Reeves, o. Bur
nett w Collier Geo. Beckl w. Blsisdel, l. b. Holmes
W, II, DLnycrs. L. Barry &c.
In The second sc.s
. GRAND HARLTQUTNADE,
introducing the celebra'et premier danseuse.
MDLLE. ANNErI GALLETIli
The renowned
NARIlNETII FAMILY
AID FULL BALLET or COMPLETES.
Tho h,hy wrought developments and rdDrry e'ecta
~ a-orcn" drama remain uropproecled by any othei
fodncu no Mug exceed tie wonder ano inten'y oi
o powerfully exd audience IN witnessing is roulaite
qions aui magical tabe4u, eiied they by peculiar
io corpiclted ac iuery. The action Of Tho Ire. anc
-cond acts stufpossl 70 occur simultaneously In Pans and
Corsics
The msnsso hes much pleasure in announcing that he has
Fl 'cted gag ~ with tie charming and talented
cienne,
MISS MIGGIE MITCHELL,
who VII rske her ir appel on MONDAY EVENING
IN her sing uilr chss,e ana winning personl.on Of
RAJ ON, 4 ne CRICKET.
Seas secured Fix days IN adv-uce.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16
Sfant0n's Military Guard.

1t is 4 sinr;i..:r fact, that Secretary
Stanton can iot 50 far recover from the
hcligerent attitude which SO we'll became
him while we were at war. as TO dlsmi: :
the military guard from his own private
residence Passing by No. $50 X. street
Yesterday. about noon day, | encountered
chap in biue rcgimen'als and dirty white
gloves. strutting up aud down in front o.
the ''pa!atial mansion Of the secretary oi
war, and ia the alley in rear of the house
was plainly audible the tramp. tramp. OF
another full armed patrole, who soon came
into view with hayonet on TIE shoulder.
keeping guard over his side of the fort Ii
cation Isn't it remarkable. that while
the forts aonut Washington are being dis
mantled, aud Lieut.. Gen. Grant comes and
goes everywhere unattended. the secretary
of war should require to he so constantly
hedged in by bayonet- ? Our VIZ minis
ter seems to be the only man in the coun-
try whp can afford private battery on his
premises -NeW Iork, corrcsI ondtncc
Cnctanani Commercia!
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16

whose wur,hipers even now. fresh trnn'
rhc field of carnage ai'd reekny with ;he
blood of slaughtered thousands, are seek
ing to iniIamc the pubic mind tn a new
crusade of religious rersecution-ths grim
ungainly CHASTITY monster is being seen
and appreciated bv the masses of the peo
pie in its true 'aractcr. They are he
ginning to awake lruIa Their letharYy AMI
>lumber and To reflect mon ,,uhl;c aiflrs
The pharisaical cry of Union" even on
the lips of the destructives can no long
er deceive them. In every county i'll the
State the work of disintc"ration is go;n.
on. The corrupt and urprincired faction
Nh ch for four years has ruled ihc coun r,
to its ruin. is falling t" pieces of Its own
inherent rottenncss. The true friends of
the Constitution anG the Union are rising
in their might. Day breaks upon the
dark aud gloomy ight of travail and woe
The doom of Abolition;sm is iive. Ar.
other year and its votar:cs will DC driven,
howiing with rage back to the dark cav
erns If error frcm whence they stole oui
upon the country
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16
NUMBER IL
s'EsGW Ga,

'for the first five years OF my profess
ional lie. once said gentleman to Us,
i had to row against wind. and strear.
and .ide >
And what aid you do? vas our ques-
ton.
Do" replied he. ''do? why, 1 rowcd
on to be sure"
And so he did row on. and to good
purpose, too, until lie came 10 open sen.
took favorable breeze. and brought his
voyage to Il most successful termination.
leaving behind him most onyiablc repu-
iation for wisdom, aa.l inpres>ing the
mark OF his strong mind and excommuai-
ty in which he lived and obtainea an im>
mortality worth more than monarch's
crown in the memory Of thousands His re-
mark deserves 10 be remembered as a mot
TO. ! he great business oi all is t. "row
ON with uniinching courage aud steady
perseverance. -il trades anI professions
have their difficulties and almost every in
dividual meets with discouraeements.-
The onl " way. therefore. II 80 ahead. is to
row on Decision OF character. deter
mination Of will. the resolution 10 press
on. when We are sure we are on the right
track or in pursuit OF a good and honora-
bic end, this is the secret of living SO as
10 come out at last SAFE. and sound
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16

AS one evidence OF Southern feeling
we take from TIE Richmond Times tho
following article Of the EicksLurg Her.
aid:
THE FAMOUS SPorSYLvANIA TREE.-
The stump OF the i;lmous tree GU; down
hy bullets at Spotsylvania Court>house
Inst May has been appropriately mounted
and placed upon the porch at the War
Department, as indisputabe evidence OF
the truth Of 4 statement, which has been
generally discreditcd. i'll reference to lac
iucc>sant storm Of lead on the Second
Corps front during the 2i Of May The
stump measures nearly two feet in dame,
ter, and is presented to the Department
by General Miles. who COMMANDED a di-
vision of the Second Corps durin" the
eventlul Spotsyvania days ashngton
Telegram to New York Herald.
The gallant ississippi Brigade, COM
maudcd by General Nat. Harris, of this
city. occupiei the line which received this
terrible hail storm OF lead, and held it for
thirty hours. only retiring at 3 o'clock \
NJ. on the orders Of Gen Rhodes. at that
time commanding the line The f git oc-
Cured on the 18th of May. (not ID, as the
Herald has it; General Grant did not cross
The Rapidau until the 9th. /, IS liter
araiiy true that the tree was cut down by
balls. and it fell across the portion Of the
works occupied by the Sixteenth Reg
mcnt
We may he allowed to state that the
tree was cut down by Federal bullets, the
tree standing within the works occupied
by Harris brigade. and as Gen. Niles
didn't Get either the tree or the stump rn-
til the works were evacuated, there can
certainly he no merit attaching to either,
to which Gen. Miles is entitled.
We are again one united people. and il
these trophies OF va!or, never exhibited.
are to be placed on record in the War Uf>
iicc Of the ration, the Ill feeling OF four
years Of war, so far from being eraiicatci
will be increased hundred fold
Gen. Miles never made the slightest im
preston on the works where that tree stood:
but it is true that 4 brave band Of Nissis-
sippi boys, who have returned to their al
legiance, did hold those lines against al!
the power which was brought against
them. Is it likely. because they are now
loyal, and as ready to defend the United
States as Gen. Miles. that they will wil-
lingly consent to have the evidence OF
their yalor and endurance turned into a
monument to crafty the vanity Of the
General whom they rcpnlscd? We i'm
agine not / [vicksburg Herald.