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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30
II. LEEDS. AUCTIONEER.
QuAHrERsAsTFRGES GESHRALs OFFICE
NAsHiNeTON, d. &, oct 4. i51j.
EINAL SALES OF GOVERNMENT

EINAL SALES Of GOVERNMENT
i HORSES and MULES.--Wi be sod at publlc auction,
Srs the month Of NoyeDer, the highest bidder at the
and place. named 5elow VIZ
New.York Cty-TUESDAf Of each week, 100 HORSES
XeS-iOrk City-THURsDAY of each week, leo MULES
DAY ,,,-..,.,.,,..
Ptiaiepha. Ps.-ThURSDAY, November ?, g. 10 and q,
10 HORSES each dly. .....
N. .aie PMS, Pa-sATURDAl Of each week, 100 MULES
Hsrri.5urs, Pa-TUEsDAY of each week. 100 MJLES
Bsrr.ons Ps.-TsURsDAY, NoveInber2 2, ., is and a.
mrebsn.esbms. ra-TUEsDAY. November :, 100
Alen,own, PA-wEDSESDAY, November 10. 100
Poitsylie Pa FRIDAY November le, 100 HORSES.
Chester. Delaware Comfy, PA-NkDNESDAf, No'aul
Titusyiie, Pa-THURsDAY. November 49, 100 HORSES
Titosyile. Ps-rfU kSDAY, November ~ 100 ti~Es
litusviIe. Pa-IHU6SDAl aid FRIDAY, November 2j
DELAWARE.
Wilmington, DeL-TuEsDAf Of eaeh week, 100 HORSES
Wilmington. Del-TRIDAY of each week, 100 MULES
seh day.
Baltimore, Md "WEDNESDAY, November H. 100
HORSES
Baltimore. Md.-wEDNEspAY, November %. 100
GTEsBORo. d. C.
TUESDAYS snd THURSDAYS Of each week 100
So SALE OF MtLEs WILL TAKE PLACE At WASH.
iNGTON. ID. &.
Ats series Of sales al. the Government animals will be
Opposed Of Boyer, should therefore avail themselves o TN.
hs opportunity to purchase.
For public animals in the West, official West
oevspspers.
Animals will he sold sng'y.
s.es 10 commence at 70 O'Clock q. IN.
Terms: Cash in United States currency.
By order Of the CuzrterIaastrI. sn.rsL ,.,.,
Brevet- B ri gadier-Oenersl,
T., -. Esr.tD TX sio q. a., %.
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WILL BE SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION

WILL BE SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION
w A. the New ors Arsenal. Governor. auj, At II
o,cloek . u the .th Of DECEMBER. lo5 OfDNASCE,
GIN CARRtAGES. SMALL ARMS, ,ACCOt1EkMENTS.
which ,he folIosu are some Of the articles:
IS Coiuirbiids.8 3 10 and II inch iron.
IA Cannon OF various caiber, iron
10 'ien-iDch Siege Mortar.
% Carriage ior for ~ % and 4, Por casemrte
33ls shells aua inch Mortar aud q inch Hotcks
420 C1se Shot for % and az and inch guns
1853 Muskes smooth bore, Old and new Foreign and Amer
lean.
77ls Muske.s rHed old ard new Foreign and American
A. Rife Sharpe Halle and Nsons
q Carbine.. Sbarp's and Iurnsides
lOS Pistols Colts and Beuingtons.
295 swords Sabe7s aid Cutlasses -
a. ol Appsndsges for Small Arms Screw Drivers, Wiper
. .7s YnSet Mod. for Ri1es and Pistols.
4. Ms Iul,utry Boxes SO and 90 csliber.
80 lnfant,y CeruiJ;e Box Belts cotton black and bus
leather -
"A sst Ia roe scsbbeyd. black and buf leather, ifoss
I26 bnyouri SclbbsId Sets, bun i.bther new"
/, ela Wsi.t Belts cotton, black and bIa leather
2c9, GDn S!.ngs.
342i tap Pouches. .
10 li7 Piaies for lnisntry ard Rife Announcements
'I2l Nss; Belts. ite with Clasp Platrs
VI 5ssbbards Leather CutlGses and Sword Bsyonets,
Ati.e. >. =, .,. c.-t,-
1la ssdd,cs Cavalry and Artillery.
~ cavalry Equipments, Stirupa Crths Sufcinsles
BLANKETS. &c.
l3 172 Percu,sio Gaps
2O7T Pounds OF Block Tin
ls3 Pounds Of &c sp Brass go
q99 ponnd, of Hcnp snd Manila Rope: ,
m ti Escorted Wrought and Cast rTsp iron ana othsr
,,tfcles OF above named 90 ,
IN oiteJ Sa atrs Currency. The stores will be
hid In N e iuteTest OF the Government shond enoo' " ne
Catalogue. can be had by HppieWSsi0pA. VI T. THORNTON.
Colonel of Orinenco Commanding Ar'ens.
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WALLACkS.
w Proprietor and Msnarer.. Mr.. LESTER WALLACK
tTHy gsrABLisBsEyT NOT ADVERTISE II rHs
NEw.YoRK H2RALD)

Open at = Begin at
EVERY NIGHT
The Crest original Play Of niene Interest and powerful s
ect. in Five Acts by Watts PLips author OF the Dead
Heart &C.,
LOST IN LONDON.
Chsrscters by Messrs. j. W. Wslack. Charles Fisher
Younr j. e.. Willamson Browne Pope. Graham and Ward
Misses Mrdens Hrnques Fanny Morsnt Mary Barrett and
New Scenery by Me.-rs. I-herwood and Mseder.
Incidental Music and Chorus composed expressly Tor the
play BY Mr. Moleuhluef
The scenery will eomprise:
Act tI-Scene l-int.nor Of JOB armroyds House scene
2-Scene in Cornwall Scene 3-'' Down in the Dsrssorne
Mine" -Drswing room ia Mr.. feiiherstones House
Act. 3.-Enerior Of Nj fesberstone, Nls-W inter Ae
4-Saoon and Supper Room in Mr. fe,hefstones House
Act A-A { Coitage In the snburbs Of London.
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CHIEF CUARTRRxAsTERs OFFICE
PHILADELPHIA DEPOT. Nov. 2. 1873.
I ARGE SALE of choice Cik-TAANED
IL LEATHER.
viii be sold public auction in lots to sni, rehasrs at
The schUyki Arseual, Philadelphia. Gu 'SDAl DeceHi
key H. l85J. Al 10 O'Clock 4. M superior stock OF
PURE OAKTANNED LEATHER,
comprising
LsstheI.
si9 Sides lconsinns about C9 &C pounds) Sole Lesher.
,sS Sides con.ainirg about 10 "a pouud Wei. Leather
Tai leather carefully selected for manufacturing army
boot and boOtees and i. - he od ia consequence oil the d
hsDdins Of large portion OF the army
1ems--tash iD Government funds.
Progeny 10 be removed within five days day Of sse.
WILLIAM ". MCtIM,
CoIoisel ai.d Chief Qu.rtcTni,teri
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MILITARY DIVISION of THE MlSSIS-
QTARrERMAsrETs otEiGs, s3t1s u S MILITARY RAIL
INTENSIVE SALE OF GOVERNMENT RAILROAD
MILITARY DIVISION or THE TESSyssyy, }
CBrEp QusRIERxAsrEE's OFFICE. L. ;. hiL X H.
NAsHvILLy Tenn. Oct: 81. ls5:
WILL BE SOLD AT rUBLiC AUCTION on Novem-
sr b. 1865 At the Foot Of Popar.s'. It. Ions no
TWO FLAT CARS. - n GAUGE
On November rs 1875, AZ the yard o the Jeer,onvie Rail
NISE flat CARS GAUGE. 4 FIT 81 INCHES
sI Car Wheels ~ Pairs Whees and i.le.,
II. Old Alles Tender,
j Paialiel Rcd. Eefi a'dfram..
5000 Pounds Of Sor4u Iron.
December 1875 at Memphis Teno the entire s'ocs ..
pAes, consisting in part as follows;
tal Eighty tuns assorted iron
iSel Eight hundred iuns Sersp lron'
90 Light tons assorted Steel
~ One tun PIG Lead. .
And general Of small Stores suitable for ri.
On December lIh 1855 at N,bvic. Tenn, the entire
o ne" and s'rvic"tole Si'ree oi ins =, ,: a.5
ssehs oart 3 follows.
NIsssD twenty thousand Ares.
'''s -, tnns s'sd bar ron, ri. q hirc An2ie
~, TX ristty ier. BoJerabd lsuA iron,
,,sS ihity i've TIM. assorted s.ee.
sr,J hiet hnIjr,d tuns scrap irou H-ought hn ca''
- p twenty-five thousand pound. Engine h,,,s ihns''
30 G-s Fixtures o. all kinds
spras BslSnoe. Brs.. Co,k. Of every descu2-
Shevrls ion
hrcbe,s ~. V,i,o, al .;,es
W. Claw Li4ing aud TnrPins
SSs'efs wroGsh; all ces. . Bas,
Ma S:i. and Spaces hon md Copper Rive'' 'od
Stsb Burr.
e'sh Olss. ard Flint Of all shse, Copper and Brsss
p.ahd, Chsins aud Rope Of all aizss
(.s~ Tampa. Blocks, Tackle and snatch,
E.4nz stoves and Fixtures. keily's Head Lights
neslnz Stoves.
Ia SETS Of Csrpenters Backsm,h- and ssddleTs Tools
ra Isi Spnss, Betting Gum, and Leather fles, Buns
,se .s Invare Of sr kinds. and almost every arcle
Aao ~ A"A'"aa oP.-e'"us' o" '"e very oe" suaH'y
~ ~ fo'ee lsrge Ls.he Stew NJ 4 Pro. Nsnuf cturer.
TX ,i"o fhneTs. s.,leEs A Co.. Manufacturer.
r" "se boil CCiieE snd Gear Cutter. Gould BJo's Hsu.
n, fsc,Bre.
sy vue A1le cut of Lathe. Warner 4 Whitney
W nnSofsh Blower lnediuD}.
M Soe rmPnyht Erg.ne tilorse Power.
W xn-e iupilemn4eI ond YEsiIe. Howels Patent.
iIi 0 ne bioonfeld Sesr iisnsier.
WE WE sellers Steam isa.Iner
So sso he sod time. large Nnoont Of
sa and second heid Railroad fooa .. sl kinds
ssbeneIs Tool.
Wheelwhsh,s' Tools.
Ilaeksniths tools.
Mscinuilt-' Tools
,-,.. Stoves aud Pipe Rope. Cba M, etc, etc
r. Terms CASH, IN GOkFESNf.T FUNDS.
oses Of the materials be- -od m sassile be OBJ
u, Y sipheaiioh 20 Capt 6. X. HnBiL 4. @ 81. aud Of
a. senphls onapphcston 70 tsy' Jno. Pafks, \. e. VI.
A,ehuon Of dealers aud Railroad Companies 10 peIticu'
Ssss. wil commence at O'Clock each day. snd
~'y snni su the property Ia 5isposed Of
B.. !. CHILLY,
ZAP. aud 4. y NJ, L. 8. A.
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HENry II. LRpps. Auctoneer >, A.
lIU IEEnS & AiINER will sell by Auc-

ZION on THUESDAY Nov. % at 2ocoeh P ~; M, "a, q,
the sofe No 4og Broadway Howaid-st IN ~
GOODS STOCK. LEAsE, AND GOOD wiLL d honsb, ~,
Of sto o rcsh GOODS recently imported ana pouyn lo
ntleuen wear vi1 Hosiery, Shirts, Col a thdei nr
Nc Also good viii and lease May 1900 10 10 SOFA al III
nne lli o closa comcrIn.
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4rOeerles ano prouislons.
BHOR THE HOLIDAYS.

B'OR THE HOLIDAYS.
Tho unaersiss.>i offers for ssle at
WHOLESALE rKlCfs. ,,,o,,r.ny
Uislsry. stock Of EAuPAGhE CLARET. ~ hnuNp' W ,
eAUTFRNK MUsCAI, SHERRY, PORT AND MALAoA
WINES.
All Goods arran'e1 shic'ly pure.
Send for Price Li,i, apply ~. ,, ,,.
No 2O3 PesY.st., ". !.
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Sales bn Auttion.
A. NJ. MgEwIr. Auctioneer
DY BANGS, MERWIN Il Co., Nos. ga an

DY BANGS, MERWIN Il Co., Nos. GOA and
- t$ Broadway, cor. Of 4h-n.-Sses Of Books stS
uonery Picur-s Works II Art Fancy Goods Furniture nc
THURSDAY EVENING, Nov 90 at o'clock:
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY OF choice Eneisn sno y,
scarce American general and ocal iistres many scarce
Pamphlets and variety of choice Mi,ce aneon, I'rral.
including finely illustrated Books &c. Also BLACK anu @
Bookcase with French plate giass doors Catalogues '
ready. ,,
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. Dec J. AZ o'clcch r-ro
4 private collection OF valuable AnEhi.aN ~ =,
GRAPH LETTERS and DOCUMENTS, and vsIey - "a
scarce works on AMERICAN HISTORY. incndlhs i .
TRACTS on the Coiori CIrrencies, ~ some oi h, '
very choice and exceedingly Catalogues are ieaoy.
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Amnsenten.s.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC-TO.MO
N MAX MAkETZEK,
ITALIAN OPERA.

(ruIs ESTABLISHMENT DOES NOT ADVERTISE N TEa
SEwYoRK HgRALD)
LAST WEEK BUT ONE OF THE SEASON
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The free list with the exception OF the season tickets ssnsd
the press entirely suspended and sppeations Tor nee
tickets W Ill be attended to.
TO.MORROW-FIRST NIGHT OF
LAFRICAINE.
IMPORTANT NOTICE. -
Owing to the length Of LArcaine the performance VIII
commence a. HALF-PAST SEVEN. Doors open -
VrARrgR BEFORE SEVEN
TOMORROW (fkIDAY) EVENING. DEC. I, att
tEiGHrEEyrh NIGHT. SECOND sUBsCRiPrIoSl.
L'AFRICAINE,
WITH NEW AND MAGNIFICENr SCENERY by H. w.
NEW AND GORGEOUS COSTUMES By
Mr.. HOLLERMAN and NINE. MACCHT.
NEW PROPERTIES, &C.. by Sig. ABIArTI.
INCREASED CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.
The mise under the direction OF signoy DUBREUL
The principal roles by tho following artists:
NINE. .CAROLZlZUCCHI,
MILE ORIOLANI,
SIGNOR MAZLOLENI,
SIGNOR BELLINI,
SlGNOR AHTONUCCI
SI9NOR LORINT
SICNOR BARILI.
HERR MULLER HERR REICHARDT
Conducto .CARL BERtjMANN.
SATURDAY EvENIN0 Dec. 2, EXTRA NIGHT.
LAFRICAINE
Rerved and tickets for the above named perorman.
be had at all the ticket Offices viz The Boz W.
hce the Academy Beer schrm-rs 10. '0 Eroadwayj
Pond Co.'S. No I3 Broadway; Schubcrtb Co.'s. No.
8lJ Broadway. and Root Anthony Co.. No 2i Nasssust
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30

~ Sole Lessee and Dir-ctren. JOHN WOOD
(1hs EsTAbLnHnENr DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN TIE
SsWroRK HERALD)
LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT
MAGNIFICENT FAIRY SPECTACLE,
In three psrts, entitled
THE sLEEPIN0 BEAUTY IN THE WOOD,
with
MRS. JOHN WOOD
ss the PRINCESS ISABELLE.
Received nightly with reat applause.
The
GRAND TRANSFORMATION SCENE BY HAYES,
TIE BEAUTIFUL MUSIC BY THOMAS BAKER,
ThE Graceful DANCES BY MILE. AUGUSTA,
WONDERFUL MECHANICAL EFFECTS GORGEOUS
APPOINTMENTS,
. AND POWERFUL CAST,
have all combined to render II
GENUINE SUCCESS:
brit which must positively be Withdrawn this week TO allow
for the production on
MONDAY EVENING, Dec.4
ION unelns'ed scale, and at m,n xpe Of the great
pectac uaI Romance, entitled
MONTE CRtSTO,
in which that fsvorito and eminent artist,
MI l.. l.. DANESPORr,
who has been expressly eug,eed give due effect to this
pley) will maze hs first sprssiance at this Theater
Doors open at Il; performances commence at i.
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@caebere.

4 YOUNG French LADY. graduate OF
N the University Of France atev arrived bot having NE
now,-i,- the ngsh Language" wi,he. SlIi AllDs No
TEACHER either In Institution or In piisato family
Addr... l. B SoI No. 255,N y. Y. FoatOhce.
4 PRIVATE TUTOR "A Graduate, excelllng
~ n both the Classic. and Ms'hemscs aud good a. zen
.ai scholar would enssg- IN Nrwlor two to -four hours
d,v Al.o YOUNG LADY desires rnsasemrrts a. N-Gn.
Goyern... In New Yos vicinity. Character nnqu-son.
b- IN perfect h,s,h smiablc, t,alous educator Tor s
ng.h btanche. sud the Piano. Inquire Of A. NAsi NO
III Ss.sa1-.t " Y.
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Situations hante1.

4 RESPECTABLE, elderly Female wishes
IA to ind SITUATION wher. she could and do light
work take OF growing child and teach the hrst rdi
ments OF education Would be vi linz to In the country or
South having ncumbrlnce Can be ssen s her present
employers, NO. 238 Fifthuve
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30
Ceaal Notices.

CUPREME COURT, City and County of New
- York-ELlZA RALLlNGS, Plaintiff, sgt. WILLIAM
RALLlNGS. Detendsut->ummons--ior Relief To the de-
trndant WILLIAM RALLINGS: You are hereby summoned
aud requed the complain in this action OF whcn
copy herewith served upon you and to serve copy OF
your the said comp ant the .rhscrber at he
Office No. l9 Nssausree in the CITY Of sew-foIk, within
dsys after the service hereof exclusive Of the day OF
such service and If you fail to answer the compliant w'Aa
..,..... the time Aforesaid the plaintiff IN this
IN 50 cts tion will apply the Court for the relief
Can Oct T. 65. demanded in the Complaint Dated Oe'
...................'''7, 1865.
JOHN f. GRAY, Plaintiff Attorney
No. li9 Nassau street.
The complaint in this action dav hed in the office %
the C.rk Of tho CITY aud County New FORK the lh day
Of October, 1905. JOHN 4. CRAY, psndds Attorney.
olaiswswEA
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30

L'UN' ULD BUVEK1 TuEAIER.
l. Lessee Director and Manager. .."...G. G. HOWARD
(rHI, RsrABLaHxESr DOES ADvERrus IN rHs
NgwYORK aERALD.)
ANEW PANTOMIMIC SPECTACULAR DRAMA.
MISS FANNY HERRING
has been reenssged xpre-sy rforn In the piece OF
slNBAD THE SAILOR;
Or. THE VALLEY OF DIAMONDS.
Sinbsd the Sailor with Miss Fanny Herring
kabob Steward OF the Vessel. .........Nr. o. L. Fox
One hundred dh-rent characters In TIE play.
Produced with everything entirely new and Of the moss
gorgeous description.
with oiIns Music. composed by g. Alexander Tyss. and
appropriate scenery painted by johnson, jr Intricate
me- chancal effect. invented by w Crane.
a FAVoRITE DOMESTIC DRAMA.
Mr. w. II. Whslsy Mr.. Lewis Mestayer, Miss r. Denvii.
Mis- Sarah Steele and the Dramatic Company.
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IRVING HALL.
l. THEODORE THOMAs'S
SECOND SYMPHONY SOIREE
viii take place
SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. 3 na
SoLoIsrs
Mms FLErRY-uRBAN Mr. s. MILLS.
THE GRAND ORCHESTRA OF SIXTY PERFORMERS
will perform the following works:
SYMPHONY (B Flat Msjor, Up 3S No. l.....ScHrnAyN
OVERTURE (Lenors. No. .BEErHovEH
tsud for the hrst time)
CONCERTO (For Piano. Flat Msjorl. LIsyH
Mr. =. b. MILLS and ORCHESTRA.
Tickets including Reserved Seat, 81 80.
For sale at Stenway Sons Nos. II aud % East Four
at Beer Schirner. No. -. Broadway; at sehu-
berth Co.'S No. $40 Prosdwsy Irving Hail. and At Root.
Anthony & Co.'S No. 81 NssssI-st.
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Dsras-s ofhf. Pelvic the Of EDWARD
H. DlXOS. I'd tor Of The scalp Structure. Piles Varico
c-e Hernia and fistra livery oil admits oi
y,dics and Denna en care IN iewsy and often mme
date ore by ID r. D.s nes n,tI1rnt. the Urcthrotomc
de,isred express iy 10 modify MI imes operation In all
r,.r, of the three the guar
sn,eed il the cav be undsrshen Oce bours from 10
daily, and : 10 3. evenings, Of No Hfbtsve.
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Amuseutenfs.

OLYMPIC THEATER.-Commence ut "A.
~ Sole Lessee and Dirretress. JOHN WOOD
Stage Manager. ......................J.H H. SELWYN
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30

A RESPECTABLE young Girl wishes siiua.
"a otion as CHAMBERMAlD aud LAUNDkESs OF " ogld
have objection do homework In small family Cry
reference be produced Gail for two day. at No. III
West Twenty .fourthtt
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30

"A aSlTUATlON ns fr;,-class COOK: understands her
business in oil It's branches ha, good city References no 90,
I.cion 70 the country be seen At the PROTESTANT
AGENCY, No. l25 Fourtb.aye. near 1hiheenthst
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30

I w. SCHlfCKER5, Attorney -at-Law, No.
80 81 Cedsrst. ~ t. ws'lor three in the Treasury
Department at Was hinton, part OF that time Con-
fdsntia secretary 20 Mr tmse His long and familiar
pcri,nco in the rp.rmen business enables bin 20 offer
efficient services la internal REVENUE CASES Re
frs TO Hon. George = BouVe former Comsioner OF In
tenu Revenue os'on; liot William Oron late Comns
siouer; Hon Ed~ sid MePh-son, former Deputy COMMITS.
sionsr Geiysbuu.; Jay Cooh; Hons John j. Cisco, Ed
waIds Pien-pont, tisaH BanV John Austin Stevcn, IT,
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professional Notices.

A BOOK on STRUCTURE, PILES, FIS
IA TULA and thirty other Diseases mailed for Is cens
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. d.,
Consulting ard Operative Surgeon, No. Union square
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30

YGEIO-THERAPY.-R L. TRAIL. NJ.
D. may be eon,ulted proicssionsy s No. s. Morton
81 Patients will b. seen from 10 o. M, aud Evenings
Medical Students who drse information Scholarship, or
Books. are requisite d to call ton 5 TO p.
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VANTED-A SITUATION for Young

w Man . Of 49, who writes rood e1pedi iou'
hand has served through the whole II the Rebellion and o
entire of Cen Shrrrlin let LSuienant and Reg
mental QuaTisrtnarr Please addfr.s : BROWN NO. ~
WAil-st or Box No. oDs New-Yofs fo.i.Of ..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-16
Murder VIII Out.

Four years ago a little child WAS murdered
in house in the village Road, in England,
and tho body secreted in an clubhouse. Sus-
pcon fell on the half sister Of tho murdered
child, Miss Constance Emily Kent, n young
girl She denied the crime, and no evidence
could be brought to fasten it on her, nor could
any reason be alleged for the commission Of
the deed. The best detectives in the United
Kingdom were employed, and large rewards
were offered for The detection Of the murder
er, but without avail The unusual circnm-
stances connected with the crime, tho com
plete mystery ia which it was shrouded, and
the social position Of the family, invested the
"Road murder with extraordinary interest.
In course Of time the public excitement
ceased, and the affair bad slipped from most
peoples minds, not the slightest clue having
been found, so far as had been made public.
To the astonishment Of every one, tho mys-
terry has been suddenly and unexpectedly
cleared up by the confession OF Miss Kent
that she was in reality the murderer. What
the motives of the deed were have not YET
been explained The depravily that embol
dened so Young girl TO commit a murder
and hafle the keenest examination for Sc
long a time 10 wonderful Bat the secret
could not always be held,
"For murder. though It have no tongue, will speai
With most miraculous organ"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-16
IT Y TIITWN
Aloit extending like imperial Jove +"

-said, that is the end of this Government; /;
all thus State machinery will be abolished !;
and we shall hereafter have a stronger and
better Government" In the midst of the
clash Of arms, and tumult Of war, this remark
was overlooked, but not forgotten. And now,
when the war ia over, the leading radicals,
who control public sentiment in the Abolition
party, openly advocate the revolutionary,
monarchial doctrine, that the State Govern
ments must be overthrown, and grand feder-
al or central government established in their
stead. These radicals never put themselves
to the trouble Of inquiring what constitution
nj right they have 10 make the change they
propose; hut we presume they will set up the
plea of necessity military necessity" as
they have done for the last iour years, when
arresting and imprisoning innocent men, for
n mere expression of opinion
Secession, or the right of State to with
Draw from the Union, is pronounced the great
est OF all crimes by the radicals; and yet these
men think it is perfectly proper 10 destroy
State Governments and blot from existence
oil State lines. These desiructives claim
that the State Governments derive oil their
powers from, ard are but the creatures of, the
National Government They lose sight of
the fact that the State Governments existed
previous to the adoption of the Constitution
and that the Federal Union was the creation
of the various States-eaoh State acting for
itself independently Of all the other States
State Governments can not be abolished, or
State sovereigDties wiped out without great
er revolution than the one the country has just
passed through. Such change might be
brought about, possibly, without mighty con-
fict Of arms; but all the Democratic features
of our Government would be gone, and in.
stead we would either have an elective mon
archy or military despotism.
But we are very much mistaken in tho
character of Andrew Johnson If he will be
party to this war upon State Sovereignties
that is now being naugurated by the leaders
of the party in power. II he is only true to
the professions of his life, there is not much
danger of him giving aid and comfort TO the
Abolition traitors who wish to plunge our
country into another revolution. We believe
too, that the great body of the Republican
party, who are not monarchists at heart, are
very we'll satisfied with the old order of
things, and will never consent to the destruc-
tion of State Governments, rs proposed by
the radicals of their party-AOunt Vernon
Banner.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-16
Rebuke Them.

The Democracy have many times rebuked
in fitting manner the lawlessness of the Ad-
ministration, in its treatment of certain mem.
bers of the party imprisoned in defiance OF
justice and right. Their glorious support OF
G. l.. Vsllandigham, of Ohio, the "nobest
Roman of them all, " was credihble to both
their heads and hearts. While that gentle
man was still in exile, for no crime but bold
advocacy of Gree speech" they placed him in
nomination in that great Sovereignty, and
gave him the largest vote ever poled for a
Democratic candidate in that State We
have noticed in our exchanges, Of late, sever
al. instances of Democratic fidelity to the men
who have suffered in their behalf
The Democrats Of Gelena, elected Mr..
Sheehan Mayor by 237 majority 1t is stated
that "Sheehan was one Of the first vic
Tins of military bastiles, and the man whom
he beat 30 badly was mainly instrumental in
bis arrest"
In similar spirit the Democrats of Iowa
took mp Mahony. one of the illegally arrested
victims Of the Washington Cabinet, and elec.
ted him by a triumphant majority Sheriff OF
Dubuque county.
The Democrats Of Utica New York elected
in the same way, Mr.. Jones, one of the city
Justices, in rebuke Of his arrest on the false
charge Of being engaged in cheating the sol
diers out of their votes in the recent Presi-
dental canvass, That is the right course,
Democrats show the tYrants and upholdera
Of despotism how little you value their efforts
10 rob good men Of character and reputation,
-Bridgeport (ConnectioutD Farmer.