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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-01-03
rw-Tbree bovs residing in the tow

:W Three boys residing in the town
of Herkimer, N. Y, two of whom are
twelve years old and the other fifteen,
lately commenced "playing guerrilla, ["
and commenced committing depreda-
tons hardly surpassed in destructive
ness by the rebels whom they initiated.
They entered the house Of lady who
was absent from home for few days,
and devoted nearly two days 10 destroy
ing everything destructible in the
house. They cut open sofas and
chairs, broke mirrors, bureaus and all
the other furniture, brought preserves,
molasses and vinegar from the cellar
and emptied them upon the carpets,
aAgbed the walls with butter, and, in
fact, literally destroyed everything in
the house. After completing this ex-
plot, they went to q school-house, en-
tered it by means of window, tore
up the large maps, broke the lamps,
poured water into the melodeon, and
did all the damage that was possible.
When discovered and arrested, they
acknowledged all they had done, and
disclosed several other diabolical plots
which thor had formed, among which
was the murder Of the school seacher,
for which purpose they had procured
two pistols.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-01-03
The Glass Railroad.

The alarming prevalence Of the hab-
it of indulgence in intoxicating liquors
a. q beverage may well excite serious
apprchensioHs IN the minds Of all who
are interested in the cause of public
morality. This is one Of the evils at
tendant upon that disarranged condi-
ton of society which war necessarily
produces, and every man, who in any
degree acknowledges it 40 an evil,
ahould do what he can to avert its ter.
rible consequences. BY personal ex-
ample, with voice and with pen, it is
our duty to labor in stemming the food
Of intemperance. We have valuable
ally in the heavy taxes imposed upon
intoxicating liquors. This in tho ordi-
nary state Of fittings, would be most
powerful auxiliary in securing the sue
cess of temperance organizations.
One of the most praiseworthy and
sue ,essful organizations laboring in
the cause of temperance is the Boston
Seaman's Friend Society. Wetansfer
to our columns one ofthe many striking
tracts published by this society:
'RAILRoAD ADvEnTIsEMENT-E
TnA.--A new Railroad has lately been
brought to the notice of the public, by
Rev. S. w. Hanks, of the Boston Sea-
mans Friend society. 1t is the Black
Valley Railroad, which has been run
ming great while, though never before
advertised in this manner. Mr.. Hanks
vouches for its low fares, ample accom-
mediation, and sure speed. He also
declares that accidents by collisions
are entirely avoided, 40 no up trains
run sp This road! The following is the
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-01-03
Amt Cor NO TIME TO SEND FOE

Amt Cor NO TIME TO SEND FOE A
WHITE MANA Nashville cores
pondent of the Cincinnati papers re-
lates the following good thing:
During the skirmish in the little re.
connoisance made by Gen. Steedman
on our left, couple of soldiers of the
colored brigade came upon three rcbs
whose guns were unloaded, and de-
manded their surrender. One Of the
Johnnies Indignantly refused to surren-,
der to a"d---nigger." "Berry sorry,
massa," said sambo, bringing his piece
"ready;" shut we' are in great hur-
ry,and hain't got no time to send for
white man." The ominous click that
accompanied this remark brought the
scion Of chivalry to- time, and he was
brought in crying, and swearing all the
way that his father would kill him if he
ever heard that he had surrendered to
O nigscr.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-01-03
w Senator Wilson. who was with

~ Senator Wilson, who was with
the army Of the Potomac last week,
says that Gems. Weitzel, Parke, Warren
and Meade, expressed the highest ad-
miration of the services and fidelity of
the black troops. Gen. Meade said that
for steady work and willing servics
they were not equalled by any troops
in the field; the white soldiers would
labor well and fight well when the en-.
emy were in their front, but the blacks
would work just as cheerfully in throw
ing up cntrenchments, whether the en-
emy were near or remote. Moreover,
the colored regiments always kept their
numbers up by enlisting the black re-
fugees in their columns.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-01-03

ET The history of the brightest pc.
riods Of the intellectual greatness Of ns-
tions in ancient and modern times, has
shown us how Augustan epochs in let
ters and golden ages ofart may be syn.
chronous with the deepest debasement
of morals, and the most pestilent work.
ings of the heart. -'t -
open the window, and in the morning
he is gone" "Indeed!" exclaimed the
farmer with amazement, "what be
comes of him?" "Why, that we can
not exactly tell: aH we know is, there's
a strong smell of brimstone in the room
the next morning" fo0r'
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-01-03

A New WAY WITH ATTORNEYS
One day simple farmer, who had just
burieI rich relation, an attorney was
complaining of the great expense of .
funeral cavalcade in this. country.
aYyhy, do you bury your attorneys
here?" asked Foote. "Yes to be sure
we do: how else?" "Oh we never do
that in London" "No!" said the otAs
er much surprised, show do yon- n-uas
age then?" "Why when the Bau(Azt
dies, we lay him out in rodu over
night by himself, lock the dhA throw
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-01-03

The Executive Committee of Eas'
Tennessee have called State Conven
tion, to meet IN Nashville on the 10th,
to form ticket to be run for Consti'
tutional Convention, the Governor to
designate the day for the election by
proclamation. Middle and West Ten.
hessee are called 20 unite In this move.
ment Perhaps Heed has usomsr VI
there to vote.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-01-03

WA bevy of little children were
telling their father what they got'at
school. The eldest gotgrammar, geog-
raphy, arithmetic etc. The next got
reading spelling, and definitions. "And'
what do you get my little soldierf" said
the father to rosy-cheeked little fell
low, who was at that moment slily dri-
wing tenpenny nail into the door panel.
"Me!-oh, I gets readin,' spelling and
spankings" IN Tl,Brs rsei q sil
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rx- n,ono ~, th. lh a, IA, of Nsv yo-l

cB-Among the ON dts of New York
and its vicinity, we have one to the ef-
feet that there is man who peddles
writing paper through the streets Of
Brooklyn, who is worth tl0O, 900,
which sum he has invested in bonds
and mortgages. He says it has been
Chiefly made by selling twelve sheets Of
writing paper for four cents, aud care
fully hush mdihg the proceeds.
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ewJohn b. Zimmerman, a young

az John b. Zimmerman, young
man a5 years of age, was arrested in
Chicago on Saturday last on a charge
of stealing mail bag containing 600 let
ters from the baggage car of train on
the G. b & Q Railroad between Gales
burg and Chicago on the lst Of Novem.
ber. Drafts to the value Of &l4, 600
were taken from the letters and found
upon his person and at his room. He.
has confessed to the robbery.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-01-03

BIC Eco TRApE.--Ths Nashville
Prdss of Tuesday says: "We were
eye Witness to . big egg Transaction
Yesterday. One Of our business men purs
chased one thousand dozen eggs, pay>
ing for the same one Thousand dollars
Hen fruit usually gets up to . trr4ty IN
figure about Christnas, but ohd DOLBY
. dozen is really eggstraosdiassy,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-01-03

Death River, arriving at
Destruction, from a. m. to p. m.
Intending passengers viii please no.
tice the following "stage directions"
"Stages from Idleton via. Tobacco
vile, connecting with all the trains
From prunkard's Curve the train is ar
Express--all taking-in being done
above that station, and principally ot
respectable people. Passengers from
all places beyond are thrown out with.
out stopping the train.
Persons desiring to leave the train
will find the stage of the Temperance
Alliance at all the stations above Drum.
kard's Curve, ready to convey them
free to any part Of the villages upon
Cold Stream River. Below Drunk
ards Curve, Ambulances will be used.
Persons living in the vicinity Of this
! Road must look out for the engine
as no bell is rung or brakesman employ
ed below Drgnkard's Curve, and the
Company disclaim all responsibility
for damage. All baggage at the risk
of the owners. Widows and orphans
III seaiCI VI ohSSSsSc ioSe W thin Ioau,
are informed that the Corporation will
adhere stristly to the usages of the
Road, and positively will not restore
lost baggage.
Passengers are not allowed to stand
on the platform, or put their heads
out of the windows below Drunkard's
Curve--the Corporation not wishing
to alarm persons who are not patrons
of this Road. Us .f
Passengers in the sleeping cars, espe-
cially Stockholders, will be walked up
at Screech- Owl Forrest, Thunderland
and at the end of the road. (private
Information.) Stock in this road pays
from IS to $50 per cent.
Tickets sold at the Liquor Shops
through the country. Daily patrons of
the Road, above Topersville, will be
supplied with through tickets at half
price.
N. B.-Smoking allowed in all the
cars. o. ..F. rrr ..sf
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wTLLtAy vAIapRoN, Pres las. \. pALDY, Cash.
80 -,r.s, henry J KING, Tssiss. " lfs-Il
yhss Dsvs svgsusssd auder the Lac ~ cssersss. 10
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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-01-03

a. DIR. II. NJ. WARREN,
.sH0MGPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
pSIcp n conn ERcIAL lock. svER VAN MSS TURN
ps's 5soRs, JosssvILLE, Mica. Refer to Z. N. Hale
n. D.. aud Faculty Hahnemann Medical College,
Chicago. ......--...
~ All calls to Hil.sdsIe vicinity, BY telegraph
o % sthsrviss, viii promptly attended to.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-09

WAsHINeToN, Dec S.--The official pa
pers from El Paso publish two import
ant DEGREES, dated 8th' of November.
The first declares that, as an election
for President has not been possible, on
account Of the French invasion, by vir-
tue of the extraordinary power with
which Congress had closed, the execu-
tive, by virtue of the existing anamolous
circumstances, declares that all the con.
stitutionel terms of the President is ex.
tended until another popular election
can be held. This conclusion was ar
rived at after full consultation WITH the
leading patriots, and is understood to
be the expressed popular wish. 1t will
be we'll received throughout the country.
The second decree declares that, as
General Ortiga came to the United
States only en- route for Mexico, and
staid in the United States without any
special purpose for over months, he
will be subject to trial ON his return tC
Mexico
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-09
Eron, BTsx,co

I
NEw YoRK-The Heraid's Washing.
ton dispatch says:
Official news from Ell Paso, Mexico,
has been received here up to the 9th ol
November .TEsA
President Juarez would leave for the
city of chihuahua on the 18th. :.
= The officers at Fort Bliss were to give
grand ball to President Juarez on the
Ilth. F6# u eAf a 9t
|. The news from the interior Of Mexico
is reported as most satisfactory, and the
National Liberal cause as gaining
ground. hA9
The Tribunes Washington special
says the English Minister finds the pas
sage in the Presidents Message about
the condCct of Great Britain during the
war rather spicy, but does not believe it
will lead to any bad feeling between the
two Governments while the French
Minister thinks that the affirmation OF
the Monroe Doctrine, as put forth in the
Message, viii not stand in the way of
pacific solution of the questions now
pending between the United States and
France
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-09
GEN Logan i'm washington.

New YoRK, Dec. S.-The World s
Washington special says Gen. John A.
Logan has just reached there from the
West, and had an interview with Secre-
tary Seward I Gen. Logan has not yet
fully decided O to accept the Mexican
mission.
The Senate Judiciary Committee win
take up the case of Senator Stockton of
New Jersey at an early day. The pro-
test against the legality of his election
is being urged by some members Of the
New Jersey Legislature. ~.~--.
About thirty Second Lieutenants are
to be appointed in the regular army
The number will be only .aopointed
among the Congressional Districts. Al
applicants must have served two years
in the volunteers and been honorably
discharged therefrom. A board is il
session to examine the testimonials 0
candidates, and select such for persona
examination as may seem fitted. e-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-09
Eenfmmiam. .


New YORK, Dec S.-John o. Maho
ney, President of the Fenian Brother.
hood, publishes the following card tc
lmembers of the Order, dated the 7th
| instant:
You will have seen in the journals oI
| this date the self-written and selfpub.
lished condemnation of ten long-timed
malcontents who have met in this city
without legal authority. The existence
of so small a number in 80 large body
as ours should create no anxiety, al
though it may justify regfet The
brotherhood, by a Congress to be held in
January next, will show its capacity to
overcome domestic factions instigated
by corrupt motives or by British gold,
as it has demonstrated already its power
to respect law, and further human free
dom. British prisons are not secure
against Us. Local factions must give
way. s. =
The HerGlds Washington special
says it is stated, beyond a probability
of contradiction, that at the Cabinet
meeting yesterday that Mallory, ex-rebel
Secretary, of the Navy, now in confne-
ment at Fort Lafayette, should be tried
by civil tribunal within the next thirty
days. Itis understood that the matter
was brought for decision by reason of
the efforts that have lately been made
BY the family connection of Mallory to
obtain his release or pardon. f,~sa 40
New YoRK, Dec. 8-The following
poster is displayed at Fenian headquar.
tiers in this city;s 1t being deemed ad-
visable to keep dishonest persons from
the Offices of the headquarters of the
Fenian Brotherhood, as well as the enc
mics of the Fepian brotherhood from
its i'm mediate valnables, the following
persons are excluded for perfdy until
further notice: James Gibbons, Phila-
delphia, Penn; Michael Seantlan, Chi
cago, Illinois; >. w. Fitzgerald, Cincin-
natl, Ohio; p o. Rourke, New York
city; P. Brown, Louisville, KY; w. Sui.
lIlivan, Tifin, qOh1o; VIM. Flemming,
Troy, New York; J. o. lMeehan, New
York city; Ed. s. Cary, New York city;
W.. r. Roberts. Per order.
(Signedl JOHN O. MAHoSEY,
sniy President II. B. th
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-09

r., ,HA1raxl 10 Dec. S.-The steamship
ASIA. Liverpool 25th, Quesnstown 10Th
( Of November, has arrived. Dates two
days later. e1 > =
LONDON, Nov. 25.-The Paris cor.
respondent of the Globe says, the Span
ish Ministry have decided to back out
|ofthe ChiIIan affair, and the Spanish
Admiral hiss been ordered to suspend
operations. 81
Stephens, the head-center of Ireland
has mot yet been recaptured.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 25.-The steamship
Hercules, from Boston, arrived to day.
The steamship Java, from New York,
arrived here at o clock this afternoon,
rsftgr an hour q detention AZ the bar for
water. -
PARIS, Nov a2S.-The Paris Patrie
prominently publishes the following:
"ReceDt correspondence has brought a
rumor from New York announcing a
rupture Of the relations of our Minister
at Washington and the Government of
the United States. Some London jour.
mails have credited the rumor. Private
information will net allow us to give it
a foil denial It appears in some of
the American journals, and in the
Courier des EtGts Unis of Nov. 10th.
We attribute it 20 political and financial
speculations. We are informed that the
New York market was much excited by
its announcement, and its authors have
turned it to. account as regards the po-
lltieal specnlations. 1t was their object
to serve their own purposes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-09

-aEEws YoRs, December 8.
oorFoH DuiI and a dining 49c for middisg,
I FLOUR quiet and lower; 90tors extra State;
8 4OtaS 90 Tor extra round hoop Ohio, the market
closing hssvy. p = 50
| WHISKY STEADY ard quiet at 3iG2 35.
WHEAT dnll and 1(92s lower; 60 for inferior
Chicago epring, II 60ler Milwaukee Club; l rs
for No. L Milwaukee, and 40 for Eew amber
State.
& Rye qufAt. #@Grw ~
BARLEY homipally lowe
MALT dull. 50
CORN lower and less doing; 74@95c for sound
mixed Western.
OATS duI and hsaFy 4e@5oO for unsound, and
599 Gle for sound.
SUGAR steady; Havana 141<c.
WOOL quiet.
PETROLEUM M steady. = aAas -
PORK is firmer; % 7O@29 6255 for mess clos
ing at % 37% cash, and Z6 90 for prime mess.
LARD. easier at 10000. ~ -
BUTTER quiet; 2s935c for Ohiosand eGg45 for
y CHEFS Steady at 14@10c. -. -rtr..t.
MONEY easy at per cent.
STERLING quiet at 10Q9I0914.
Z GOLD heavy and lower. ,ppening at l4613j de-
cliaing to 145sz. and closing at l45. IL 81 q
GOVERNMENT STOCKS ia fair request with.
out decided change in prices q. ). 6s Of 81, reg
istersd, lIo314 do Of 6ls coupons llO21s; b.2os.
coupons Of "a, 9915; do, Of '62, registered, o9H;
do, Of III, registered, ex-interest, 941i 3d. LIST
series 975S ido 81 series, s7.s slsoss 5.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-09
: auartermaster eIss.aerra.i,s r..l decision.

QuRrtermaRfer Gemernps Dcefsh0n.f
New YoRK, Dec. s. The Tribute .
Washington special says: The Quarter
master General publishes decision of
the Comptroller that afidavits taken be-
fore Notary Publics after the first of 0c-
tober must have the certificate Of the
Secretary of State or the Clerk of the
Court of Records to the Official character
of the Notary. he
The resolutions introduced into the
Senate on Wednesday have been incor-
rectly interpreted as having a special
reference to employees in the Treasury
Department, but they are directed
against class of officers who could not
take the prescribed oath, and those who
were appointed without warrant of law.
This includes among others some of the
Provisional Governors appointed hy. the
President = sw defnW
- The HerGld's Paris correspondent
says legal documents will soon be pub
lished showing that the list of English
rebel bond-holders which has been given
TO the public was in tie main correct
The list is divided into two classes
those who drew interest on their bonds
and those who did not but were content
. to await the establishment of the South.
ern Confederacy before making any
claims. upon the friends.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-09
Cincinnati Market.

Asstt OIfuISKATI, December S-P. nj.
FL0UR inactive aud dull and prices are nomi
nally lower 1t is impossible to state what hold
ers would be willing TO accept, were there a &c
mand.
WHEAT unsettled ani pr ees irregular; it sold
IS low as l 60 for prime old red, but closed a.
l 20; no,quotations can be given for new.
CURG continues dull at 45c for Bewt ~ - -
OATS are offered freely at $50 ip elevator.
RYE has declined TO 76c, closing nominal e 81
HOGS dull and prices n minally'50c lower
the weather 10 favorable for cutting, and receipts
fair, but droFers are dissatisfied with prices and
are packing ON their own account. Regular pack
ers are not disposed to pay current rates. At the
close the rates aske1 were 76t99 co gross, and
ll@ll so nett, Receip.s for the last two days.
1000 head. lnt5 IS d
MESS PORK il offered freely at q so for old
and new. There Ia an inquiry for gresD hams 81
l412c; shoulders and sidesare held at 9912c.
1 LARD is sold In small wsy'at I9c Tor prime
city.
COTTON dull and prices nominal at 44o for
middiing. ~
WHISKY steady at 25, ? = -ta4~fr 90
GOLD l451z9l46.
Weather clear. Thermcmftsr 800.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-09
EXPRESS.

- All articles In our line repaired in the
neatest manner with dispatch at the lowest rates.
iy25-tf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-09

NEw YoRK, Dec. s.--The CONNER
cfdfs Washington special says: I2tt
General Logan will only go as Minis
ter to Mexico, if assured by the Presi.
dent 70 day what the policy of the Gov
ernment is decided. A reaction set
in relative to the exclusion of the Ten
nessee Delegation from Congress. They
will probably be admitted. ~ ei3 71
/ General Grant will return to Washing
ton tomorrow. r,-Fs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-09
SURVEYORS NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS OWNING Oh INTEREsTED
N in lands adjoining the following described
tracts are hereby notified that ON the 9th day of
December, 1865, we will have the County Sur
veyor OF Vanderburgh County, Indiana, TO pro-
cred to run the lines and perpetuate the corners
of the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter
the west half Of the southeast quarter. the east
half of the northeast quarter the southeast quar-
ter of the southeast quarter, and the south line
with the east and west corners thereof, of the
southwest quarter Of section 6, township 8, range
10 west, In the Yincennes land districtsA
9aluH4 EDWARD MAIDL0W.
ADOLPH SURKEINRICH,
HENRY MAIDLOW.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-09

NEW YoRK, Dec 8.-Senor B. Oicuna,
Special Envoy from the Republic OF
Chill TO the United States, gave a sunp'
tuous banquet on Wednesday night at
Delmonieos to a number Of South
American gentlemen and others. The
Monroe Doctrine was warmly advo-
Gated, and European rinterference on
this continent strongly denounced.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-09
Fire An Chica@o.

CHICAGO, Dec. S.--A frethis morning
destroyed five buildings on the corner of
Clark and jackson streets The lower
stories were occupied by liquor stores,
dry goods, or furniture. About twenty
s.nilies were residing in the upper sto-
ries. Loss, $4,000. MFae
The Fres Win Baptist church, corner
of jackson and Peoria streets, was dedi-
Gated yesterday morning ard destroyed
by Ere in the afternoon. Loss, SIS, 600
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-09

New YoRK, Dec. S--Wm. C. Brney
was held to bail in $l2, 600 on three in
dictments found by the Grand Jury to-
day, charging him with forging Custom
House bonds. This is the alleged fraud
uIent passing Of alcohol through the
Custom House. isea
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-09
RETIGIOHs sNRVIcE

The Rey. Renry Little, of Madison. .weil known
TO the religious community by past labors in re.
vivals, will preach tomorrow ia the walnu.
Street Presby ytarian Church. The public gsner.
ally are invited 20. attend.
| Service at lo1z o'clock A M. and o'clock P M
Meetings every evening through the week fol
1 Lowing 4 morrow uE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-09

CAIRO, Dec. $3.50 bales of cotton
passed for st. Louis, lao for Ohio river.
Daniel Es-Gibbons, Boston Treasury
Agent, at Mobile. committed suicide by
cutting his throat, on the End inst.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-09

NEW YoRK, Dec. 8.+--Mr. Culdler, the
officer attached to the Court of Sessions
who was shot in an affray on Wednesday
night by a bartender named Dwger,
2, died last night. H&GEs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-09

3 NEW X oRk, Dec. s-The Canadian
Sons Of Liberty and their French organs
are causing some commotion in their
demonstrations of British domination
and Confederation scheme.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-09

thanksgiving in CINCINNATI
lIEcINEATI, Dec. 8.-rThe National
sksgiVing was generally observed;
ness was susnended- annrnr-;4ta