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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22
Rccejpts of Produce.

Nov 20-l4 $40 bbls. Flour. 81 bbls. Whisky III, 200
bush. Wheat lll,OO0 bush. Corn, 30 700 bush. Rye,
% $50 bush Barley 80 pkgs. Lard. pkgs. Ashes 800
pkgs. Provisions. 1900 pkgs. Butter.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22
Jnc cs6 Eq5
Dec 6GT9

The trade shows large increase again this week
over the corresponding week last year. but not so large
tailed from necessity unless vessels become more plenty
The following is a statement of coal transported
On the Delaware and Hudson Canal for the week
ending November lS 1865, and for the season;
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22

H,RAVELING CREDITS on Messrs. j. :.
Il MORGAN Co, LONDON tsuece.sor 20 oLo
PEABODY 4 COR available In the principal cities OF
Ei'RoPE and tho EAST, sssaed BY DABNEY hOhdAS
Co., No 50 Exchange place
DSn SHARES in the ROMAN BROTHERS
SsUU ) NJ COMPANY for SALE How. Address T..
Box No JOG Tribune oitce.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22

INSURANCE SCRIP.
$1,000 ATLANTIC MUTUAL.
wM. c. GILMAN,
No. f6 Pine q
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22

They came by tho following routes: Erie Railroad $40
Harlem RarouI 2oC2; New jersey CenIsl Railroad. f
BIZ Hudson River bons $685. foot a. About scoc were
IL the lads MoDdsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22
Groeerles ano propislons.
CIIINGFR,s CELEBRATED COM,

II PRESSED YEAST. - q,
v-,,oaxs, has used the COMPRESSED YEAST say !. =.
,he oSty Yeast ever introduced that raises aS'cS %
fa,,e is always rciiablc, and saves time IN vow
' MORE THAN 800 BAKERS USE 1T Non. ,A,,
- ~ .cco,nmoda,ion OF the public inform taeN
4, III, ba snt for sale At the following places;
uAfGIT'S BROTHER, No. 3iS Bowefy. .,.
nFoRGE RANK. No. 80 Avenue A. corner Thff''
TEoHMFR Avenue h, corner Fiths.
IoIIs LOGES No. IL trst-Gyc.
KELLY First ave-. corner Nineteenth'st ,
A ZFsSEL, No. $40 Seoondaye, corner Ihuue." "
GEISS No l3O Sevenh.aye corner Ninetesnth " s, Al.
MAX DONALD, No. 426 Seventh ave., col tnnEf, tnnEf,,iI
r. BLANK No. <i3 Eighth-ave., corner Thry u.s,tl L
" BUNES, No. $50 Ninth-aye, corner innY '''
n MANKON. No. 231 Tenth-ave.
FLOWER STORE, No. SO Barclay1S
W. SCHMIDT, No ll2 Greeuwich-si.
b. SCHMIDT No. 2i6 Greenwich-st
ADAM Guilty. No l23 Sxthst. vih,.euh Il.
H. BLECLPS BRO No. llS Tenth ave, coz = ~ SrORE5.
AND IN OTHER RESPECTABLE tko'Ehi
Sole Agent Tor Long Island, ,,o,o,, n.L.,
cor Sonth Second and ThiId,st., bfoohylhs
MANUFACTORI, Nos 3l7 and SJl " eSi hi,''N NsvY.rk
FRESH AERATED BREAD every IlS nlVl~%5 Jpisy
4 al grocery stores iu New'iofA' bro'"s"
City. x--rs-s~pa~s
s-.ss-~srr-~rsassss-.Issr.,. ssr.,.s>1'- y,
UIRE WOOD-Al the various oHp k,nSsp a. ~
Il M i" 80. -, O. w RAyMoNp .,
est market rates c,., of Avenue { and SiSiesniA"
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NRW-YORK CATTLE MARKET.

RECEIPTS
FoR rHE wEEE EADmG TUESDAY, Nov 81, 1868
SheeI and
Reeye, Cows. Veas Lambs Swine. Total
602 II 637 1873 1855 $3.50
The.. were sod at the following Market. Places:
Sheep and
Beevcs Cows. Vens Lambs Swine. Total
A, Alerton's l4th-st.. 4Oi3 ~ 9sB 86 22.g65
At browning 6th.st Ia - SO 1918 ''''
At tChaIubefln's. Rob
HHon ST. ........s.s ~ 20 IeV ofIfo ''''
A. BeTRen............ l.3IJ l,3fI
Sent from the di'
rect to Bu,chers... $50 go. 100 500
Average weekly - . ,.
CENTS last year..... 5l6 lb l.fA lbOiI lH6to JflV
Rcceipts last week. t.oH4 - y4J @,OSi INV vIfl
OF BEKr At rnB PRINCIPAL siRKEr' rms WEEK,
The following the quotation. per pound upon the eau
mated net weight Of meu-seley sinking ofa. That Is bu
lock whose qaItes viii weigh ewt at 0e pound snonns
to Cents per pound
Prize OF extra Holiday Beef................. mons
The very best on sale today ...'.t...'.'''..' ,lI
That generally ned hrs quality wa.
Medium good fair Quality ,s9,3
ordinary thin Steers Oxen and Cows...... lENlJ
Inferior low est grade Of Cattle. stdIl
The general Of the market to-day, estimated al @
Extreme Of prices from. tthis
The Of the sales from. dIo
wHERR THB cATTLk ARR IRON -
The Bullocks sold Al AleoD are reported from Tie ouo"
Ing States; 800
New.York ........... 4g7 Illinois.............lbI
Ohio................ g71 Kentucky 4sJ
Michran ............. 81 New-J,rsey.......... 10
Indiana. ..........,.. 4al Csnnda..... .......... 81
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22

ABOUT BrHF CATTLE
Tn. total number uds week. tQ2 lead comnsrss viii
n0l head with itd head sverag. ess
last yeAr with 7tJ foE the corresponding week Jca
$50.
The number sold yesterday snd today At the principA
mAsbet head compare. with JJo bead lac, ans
with h~ud. ast year. viii
7bT head. ct market year
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e%rnonnt, tpOse8r l%6nrgan bic ibm su9ebadten
90 1000 f8r. MD ttel raO 3ng fat 10000
Sr. 1llr 800 coo bepiui9en mill. urt'S Ste
9lerlln9 empteplt II &plfe re 8epiai9llng bon
l 900, 900 6r. S. cmit baben sic in Sitr5e ben
leel9en Stano Der @Ottbarb~S NIB pentionafra9e in
Der S@pei5. Gcu Seiten Der belltiden @taattu:
G8feIlBen, 8afen nnb Wiirterlterg merren IS
ylll'oncn ST., in 9(usfttt 9eiteGt. @as absr ben
9alptla!tor Staten alltelan9t, 10 lift feline gaOBe
SSnAluIte! nod ST teinem GitIfluIIc gelait0t.
Mlrb fsrIelbe 0ter fir cen @pttbarb 'anHSfaNeu,
10 n%srlaltet epentuea 10 piel, bab Stalier ni0t
ZEN S"u ilbernirnnt, ~ipnoern cine felte Gubpelz
ton pOu 40 bis so .Milicncn 9~crpdbrt. 0t6gen
mn lellle 6lllanSe1 pies 0pfer ~9eitatten NIB fir
fcelleo getlillll9 9e11iigenoe @arantieu 9etptel tpsr>
oen. .Sn Der SdArei5 lelb1t bancrt riaturli6 Der
aalnpf 5miiGen Den 2lnbdnsern De8 @pttbarb unb
pe5 Slltulanter unp nell tetbeiiigten S%altouel1 ie9r
Ieb6ait fort,
GS wiiroe 3bre 2eIer nidt intereIiren, bic Elm.
9e9enpere1 NrGnncnte aus beioet Ya0eru ouiSu>
tilDrell, oa Die Grti0eioullg III Der Shat Eel Sta
llen itebt, welfeS Die ltirflie Gubpeltipn 5u Sabe
len bat.n
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SOrgGuee inn Siiocn.
Oil @abl III HGrO Carolina.

8etanntliA BAT NrdltOent SobnIon bic
g6a6l peS neulih errablten 0Ouuerneurs
Wortb in NOrO Carolina gernpe 10 lpenig be-
itGti9t ME Die in Sao Carolina ORR unD
Die in Mtllilippi (0umpbreY5). @as Norp
Carolina betrift, 70 fam man liA einen 8e-
9rtf ron rem v9uten @iQen" unO Der lloyd
len" 0fltnnung Der ebemaligen re6edilAen
8epGlferung MAIDEN, penn man Die gSablbe=
ri6te aus Den perlAieoenen Counties ltelt.
So ). 8. BAT pitt County wte fOl9t abse
Itimnt :
Sir ben ie3elIioniftiG =reactionarsn 0ou-
perneur8=@ anDioaten @Ortb 173 Stimmen ;
fir DEN 1nipnSzGanpiputen 6Olpen 146. Stir
Die Qualification peS Gmansipaticns. @e1ebes
% Stimmen, ba9e9en 1T. Sir Die Nnnabs
me be6 @nti~S e5eiltons9elebe6 33 Stimme1
unp fit Die Gerperfun 9 peS @eiebeS ID.
Die Nembern Shines" beoauert pieIen
3ultonb in NOrbs@arpltnd unb bemertt
ygtun, wenn ir9eno Elm Nlen19, naGpem er
.pa8 Obige Gotum 9elelen Bat, nod slauben
tann, DAB 9itt County fir Die Denomination
rsif lit, 70 liebt er Die Dtn9e BON einem anOe=
rem Stanbpunft an aIS mir. That's ALL"
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Turnballe, lift li9 I9lieBen, baB bic Oeutlhen
Seem yprfS lebbafter alS je baS 0ebitrfni1 fir lire
geiIti9e Musbilbun9 empfinben. Grmeiit 1i6 has
Yrp9ranlm Der Surrer 70 9~ebie9en llnb reidbals
tig, ais eS Die frii9er au0e3eigten Steiner e~rlpartelt
lieBen, 10 merben ipiIientI6oftlide &prtrdge balo
etnelt grOteu &beil Der freieu 3cit %uuierer 2anb8@
leilte beanIprllden, l1b Nae, bic 81 bieicrt ids
men ullterne6men beitrdgeu, fd ein Gcrbien1t nm
be 'lttllHe Grttpidlltn9 pe5 0ertI6tburl8 in SEEM
gprf ertrprben baten.
Den 1ladlten 8prtra9 mirb Serr Sriebrid &app
taIten er bat I6 buS Xbenn !: ,,gtem<Oprfer
0eutIde in II. Subrbunbert" 0etpdblt.
(Stdbttbeater.) Sel1te Nbenp berrIdt pie<
Der Stttlie @enee i'm Gtapttbeater ; ie mirb III 2
llellelt Stiideu, 1Gmlid III Der Sri0inalppIle
,8ie G6ndberin" rpn Suliu8, ln0 i'll ber piers
aftl9el1 GpfalppIie ,Bpmpabour II. @~rpreBmorn"
bon 81. 0abn, a~uftretelt.
MillOuri. ct. 2puia, II. Nor. (gteuer
Glainia9ellt ftr 0dIicurt) Ser @Ouper1teur bat
inter rem IA. gtOrbr. Den O6erIt Mlbert
9t9el gum StaatS$Gl aimagenten %erltannt. -
G8 lit Dies Die Stele, Die BON ~lunIerenl Hreunoe
Gill 8 Grtner eingeHDmnlel ipurbe, rntD be-
gritBe11 mir IN Oterit Gt9el siltel1 ipiirbigen
tbnt pblte9enpe1 Serltf8p1tdten pDbl %rertrallt,
llllD irirb lplde SIR allgemeiren 3ufriepcrlbeit rlo
mi beIien Snterelie Der 29ittpe1 ulD Waiieit, De-
ret Npbl er wabr5nnebuleu bat, e%rfiileu.
(g8. 8cit.)
- uSenricu8 npnt Geen- pber rpenn mir ben
Otdterudnler 1idt 9ebrar6en mole1, Serr gS.
Otlg aus Otilmaltee peilt felt oeItern in lul@
ierer Wtitte. 0err Dig lift BEN SeiDobnern @iS<
c%oniin'S, ME Res 8eiamnten NorpweIteu8, burN
ietne Oiftltn9cll, ~nleitellS llebertragungen Der
9eDtdte 2on9teuotp'8 i'll "ulierer Otlitteriprade
t%efarnt rt11o bat lih fir bieie ieine poetiIdert Dir
t~eitell, anBer bem Seifale alcr, Bic fe fennen
-%erntell, an6 Der ldriftliGe1t 4nerteunuu9 %ictncr
,eroienitop0en Qeiitun9eH Don Sjite res Srn.
}olgfellow ielbit gu %erfrcneu gebabt, Der i9n III
;tnem i9nlei6G9aftens SNreitcn bobeS Cob fir
Die Delltide Searteitlli4 ieiner Srginol>0 idtur>
zen 9eSOlt bat. 9err Dug 9ebt nit Der Nbii4t
I'M, feline @epidte = eS finD borlluter nan1entlid
otele SnpianerSS a9en inO Stis5en beS Snbioner<
eeten8 = i'll 9elan1nelter 6orrl I'M GSege pes
SndRanrelS 3eralS6n9eten lllO 8ebentt, einige
Gage bier 81 per>reilel, nm Suticriptionel fir
oaS @erf elf5llle6mell. g8ir miiniGen i6n redt
Juten @rfol9 Bel Ieiner1 llnternebnlen llo erbit<
eli fir ben 0tilWaliicr 0idtcr cine fretnpli6c
4uflabrle bon Seitel Der ct. 2ouiier 2iteratlrs
%irelnpe. (2n5ei8er.)
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GiioIibe Gtllnmeu.

General SD1epb s. Sptnfpn, Der
S~preIn9er pe6 General !SrOp 3ur Belt Der
Champagne Sberman'S se9en Ntlanta, b1lt
l6 9e9enwGrtig in Nep=gprf auf uno loI
neuliA in elmer GunDerlat on 9eduBert 6aben
er bate lih NIT 9utem 0i1en Der Sareinig=
ten 5taaten 8e9ierun9 nntertpurfen AUDI let
IS fallG, wern man CLAUDE, bas luplt6e Gclf
ltele Den GtO fir DEN Staat 9Gber ais ben
@tO fir Die Union. Oiele 8tase iet voe1etr
telt" unD Die Supldnber betraGteten liA ais
Burger Der Gereinisten Staaten. Sn 8ez
siebun9 auf Die Stlaperet Iaete er: yn1re Ie
niGt 9epeien, 10 witrpe jebt Der Staat Girot=
nien reider iein, ais Der Staat New=g ort.
gSas feline Nblebun9 pur4 Self. Davis be-
trtrt, 10 bebauptet er, pas gauge IitpliGe Splt
UNI Die Yreile, au89enUmmert Die BON Nlaba=
ma uno nit @u6nabme Der Ne9ierun9 ppn
GifmCnr, lei fir i'm gepeIen unD i'm Staate
q . 9ia Bate man feline Nb1ebung ais Elm
ebeniO 9rpBe6 llebel angeieben, ais ME friiber
Den Sob pom Stpnepal Saflon pber ben bon
SipntY Sobnipr Gin Der S6ln9t BON S6ilpb.)
ST lOtte AUDI pralipent SObnlon unb nannte
i'm einen u9roBen Mann," Der in ieinem ei9e=
nen Gtadt %perfannt irprren lei.
0euerol Npbert Sec, Der wirtlib ba~
nit teihdftiet lit, cine 0elGi6te Ieiner 6elpz
Su9e Su l6reibcn, 1udt Die urio6e Ger 8elie
Nung Der Iuoli6en CONFEDERATION in einem
Nion0el an 0armpnie rer l%eitenpen lIplihen
ORIGIN unp an Den ~,blunders'' Der Grecu=
tioe (Sef. Oapt8) Der ,,would-be Natipn.''
@r %ertlart, oaS luDltGe Srlt CLAUDE sbenlo
gut ME ter gICrO II, RAP Die Stlaperet Gin
l1ebeI let, olletnbteS taat6tbcpri e
fet un fl rblt6 uno merpe in ;3ufunft
pae leitenpe 0rin3ip Der Nepublit lein. Gtui9e
&aPitel De6 8u6es lino Der @ert6eioieune
bes Sl0tn8 9e9en Die Nntla9en Der 0rau-
lamfeit unp 8arbaret oeipipmet, belunbers
mas Die @efan9enen betrift. See mill bewei=
fen, poB Die Nn9oben in 8e3iebune auf bic
SeGanolung FER 0efan9enen ibertrieben
icien uno po6 fir Die mtrtIt6 aueseibten
llnmenlhlihteiten ni6t bic 9tseierung bon
Ni6mOnp, lpnpern Die 0efan9enfnmdrter Der
antrortlid 1eien. =
Oils 0eneral 6arbee rUn SaSan=
nab nab Nugulta reilte, ipra6 CT li6 iebr
9Iniig fir rte irete Neeerarbeit aus unb
la9te, CT weroe bie1elbe auf letner Nlantaee
etnTubren. gu elmer Nn3abG leiner ebemaliz
gen Sploaten, benen er in Nuoulta be9e9=
nete, unp bic i'm b%esrabten, 1uste er: IS
freut mid, DAP SIR Cure Sclpatenfleiber abb
9encmmen babt unb arbeitet. Dies lit Der
ein3ig rtAti9e @eg, erIittenen S6aoen pie=
Der gut iu MAIDEN uno nm 1eren Staot aun
@epeiben 3%urid3ufibren.
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O%raulamfeitcn tit Wegifo.
Die @fidt Ser amerifaniIbcm 0t%eSierMng.

Die neueiten Nahrthten aus WericU lalIen
tetnen 3wsifel barber, Rap Der &rteg BON
beipen @etten auf cine mnmen1hlide unp
arou1ume @eile eefa9rt wiro. @efan9ene
Sit,iere uno Splpaten Der Suare3=Dartet
werpen o6ne @sitere6 er19Ohen. unter ibnen
fanf @enerdle (Ortesa, Bara9aras, Dips,
Sala,ear unO Sronerlo). lin btele 0rau=
1amteit gu raben, ertlart General Nloare3
bas Qeben iebe5 eefan9enen feinOliGen Gene
rails fur ~perpirft. Oielc 6anplung pe6 Nlpa@
re; lit ni4tS nte6r ais cine &ieperSer9eltul9
unO nibt mebr ais re9t uno biaig. Mber fol-
len Die Ser. Staten Elm lul6 barbartlhes
Serfabren BON beipe1 Seitet puloen? SIT
nift Die 3eit 9etcmmen, fA ge9fn pteie Sars
barbei gu ertldren2
y6enn bic Ssretni9t. Staattn yte9ternn9
es Der Nti6e werlb bdlt, einen @eianoten gu
SuareS gu lGiden, 70 mub ie TIN uno leine
0artei ppA penigltens ais cine frte9flbrenoe
MaAt (belligerents) mnb ntdt al5 bloBe
gEeaelaaerer, Wl6rDer uno Strau6oiebe amer
fenner. Oper ltetlt lie liG auf Den Stanppunft
be5 &ailer3 N~tarimilian, uno betra6tet tie
Dem gGiOertanp Der Suariten ais Die 5anps
luna Dcaelfreier 9ttbeuen ? Dunn lit bic Nb=
~ienOung De5 General 9c9an Elm gang 9entei<
ner 6umbug. OI mir bdS 2eBtere ni6t an
ne6men wO1en, 10 tGnnen mir aud nt@t BE-
9~rcifen, we6balb lth Die 9tcgierun9 nt6t i'm
Nanen Der 6umanitdt uno pe5 8Glterre9ts
qegen bic Dirt unO Eeiie Der meritanil6en
6riegfHbrung ertldrt uno gtpile 6OrOerungen
lteQt, penen lie nit ibren SOlpaten uno S1if=
fen Nl9Ortd 9eben fam.
Cine oerartise grtlarung pirbe feline On
%ertennung pe6 aailers @tarimilian in lih
lAlieBen. Sic mdre nur cine &~unp9ebuns Der
NnliAten, metAe Die Ser. Staaten in SeSie-
buna auf bic 9rau lamen, OGltsrreht5miprigen
6~anplungen zines 6er9ulon unO @ir3 mani
feitirt BADEN unO pelAe tie weni9iten5 in ibrer
uumitteibaren NaAtarl4aft sur NnrenDun9
brinaen iUllteu.
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Gnrppdii9t @DrreipOnbens bts v8eder".)
itGste Notwithstanding Ses National,
yjercin8.

Trantturt q. 3d., 80. Octbr.
Fgeltern belt Der 9tatipral>Ger.in gum ledSten
Wtal IeIre 01unbidau unb gum Iedsttlt, nein gum
ledStauienblten Wtal nlnbteu mir ba8 alte g8prt
bDrsl, nidt: fem 9tutldlanb Dbne Yreubeu, iou<
bern fein 0enti 9Ianp pbne = renBt1G {
Sptbel SIN Sabre 1859 uilb 1860 1par bas
Seilpiel bes sroBeu GapOur nod su neu, ba bate
eIs MOrt nod eine1 6inn. Gu9 Der Democrat
bdtte iib ELL pdar Sabre bic 0iitatur 9~efulleu lal.
len nit Der ausiidt, DAP bic SGlanse bic SrBi4e
autEedbe. SIN Sabre 1862 un0 1868 belt man
On Dem Bar9epinn aus GOniequets, Inn nidt fir
ls'nttsrtIe gu ssIten. SIM Sabr 1864 idten Der
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s9ieruue6 0ertaaf.

- Ne9ieruneS Sertaaf.
SAIAHh e6tas.gsrfauf bon
8e9ierun9s=p ferpen uno @auleeln.
@ nerafs Quart -rmsiRe s.Sffct
QB Affirmation 3. g.. 27 Oil. 1885.
gDd3rFnb te8 W0natS u Ope m s. r perten on ZEN nadbs.
ndnnten Yi6ben uro Sasen aus bHentItter @uettOu an ben
gPstitttsteHbtu S%srfnnft namitt;8a
Statt AeS gUrt-9isnfns ie6t g0Ode 100 Yfsrbs tdelid
2cnuerraa iebe gO@s 100 Uaulett idsl.
ennfbI61nten
100 pferbe tdslt6
N@dmHo8, jete gO9e 100 ySaulstI "
5arrtsburs-D,enfds 100
9UnAtrfas, ge@S. 2, o. 16. unb %.
100 QerSe 1Gii@
Be6artcsHura-Dienfds Tro. 7 100
Iucntcwu-Nitt'mO6 10 RcS. 100
Vettsoiue-Sreitae. IL. RUo. 100
bsfsr. 9sIapa'e GO.-M nod, %. ReS. 100 gftrbe
1ttusptle-Gpnutraog, l6. Rp9. 160
DcrrerfIe, 20. @oO. 100
9sHner Rag unO Treitdg, % unS %. ROb
100 WiauleIeI
9~tI1ware.
Witmtnstpn-D'snadS i,be gDO@t 100 T'ertr tdsIt&
@ors1anh
Baliimurs-Mtttwcd, IS. @Uu. 100 pferb,
Wftttr0b, 29. NoS. 100
@teeborp,D G.
DinGds unb Dpnntrfae ib gppbt 100 0ferbe tdalid
8etrP @ertdue bon Dtdul elm fnSen In Dab rston watt
Val pbfnaendunten autt cuen rerten 6mmtItht q uoFrs
usnents 8btere Deitagft. 9auftr fUntsn tsBtolS BON lief
!ssrr Q5ettssrbett ~ faufen, tSebrGub maren
0ttfius7 DOE 5pucerr enents Tperrn I'M IDtfen limb tn
Ten tCrttasn anti 6su ,3tttunasn an sjsist.
Die Ebterr rerten etnjeln Serftuft.
Die Sert1ufe beainE n I'm 10 nbr .. Sd.
ebtn9ungen bder In q upernfmentsaetb.
SdmFS u @dtn,
breo Brig. General In Charge l. DtpF on.
fCf27-nbh2O) s. Up IA 8
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Uer(angt ullO ge(ud6t.
Gteuenefnm

~FN"NBVTHW
Cine gDittfrdn pbne Rinter, bic gut no en-. bGoeTn unb
trhen farn. fudt einen Pnb IN elmer ann1n bjoeu NomiIie
Mud Vt t'e(tlte CT fabren N6dntrinnen atauwortsn. 2u
~erlraeen 2S g. @arOlinefr. ,bimi
Ncfud,tt @rsmptdre bes tdeIiGtn WeffrS Srnn %.
~'tt"tDt. Suit ub /. gueuf 1866. 8u e%rfrasen in
her Sffce B. 3D.
Weyfottcf. 3rej quite 6duspdinter. au rfeTker Eel
6. DrrTtts, NU 13R. Sretsridar. mott
Hcr1ouot. Gin gutter GCneitrr GstdIfe ais SUremnn.
%'Llt'Huf" Der tete Qsbn nirb asgf ben on einen. ker
ter. Nateres So On ga tirprear. tmD imi)
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AThriiIinR Ramnncs.

Where will be found more touching
and truthful picture of life than is depict
ed in the following short romance Il
contains but two chapters, but each is as
full of meaning as an egg is full of meat.
Chapter l. She stood beside the altar,
with wreath of orange buds upon heI
head-upon her back the richest kind OF
duds; her lover stood beside her with
white kid gloves and clean--the last was
twenty-one years old, the first was seven
teen. The parsons job was over, every
one had kissed the bride, and wished the
young folks happiness, and laughed and
danced and cried. The last kiss had been
given and the last word had been said,
and the happy pair had simmered down
and sought the bridal bed. 7di
Chapter 2. She stood beside the wash
tub, with her red hands in the suds, and
at her slip-shod feet was a pile of dirty
duds. Her husband stood beside her, the
crossest man alive-the last twenty-nine
years old, and the first, twenty-five. The
heavy wash was over, and the clothes
hung out to dry, and Tom stuck his fin
ger in the dirty baby's eye. Tom had
been spanked, and his supper made upor
crust of bread, and then the bride and
bridegroom went grumbling off to bed.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-03
A CASE IN POINT.
The Chicago Republican says

u0 ICCNUOtCIUsC Say
'fThere is in the State prison any num-
Der of individuals of rare abilities, ''who
CALAMITY, but mistakenly" appropriate their
neighbors property, or cruelty murdered
or manned some oftheir fellow-citizens.-
They have yielded to the rigor of the law
they are submissive; they will take any
oaths, ''a gallant thief contains the materi-
al for the best OF men," why not release
them, and place in their hands the custody
of the public mouey-the enactment
of the laws of the government of their fel-
low men? If mans future patriotism
and loyalty are rendered unquestionable in
the proportion of his previous treason; if
his devotion to the Union is guaranteed by
the amount of life he has taken to distroy
it; if his love for his country is placed be-
yond doubt by the facility with which he
previously deserted it, and the hagrancy
of his efforts to humiliate and disgrace it,
then let jeff Davis be hailed by the peo-
pie of the United States as the greatest hv-
ing patriot. Let Breckinridge and Benja-
min be recalled; let Slidell and Mason be
designated as the national representatives
in France and England, and let the brave
heroes who fought for and preserved the
Union hang their heads in shame in the
presence ofthe men upon whose heads rests
the blood of the illustrious dead, and upon
whose hearts rests the curses of the wild
ows and the Orpans OF the war.
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All at once the speaker descended from
the perilous height. His voice walled out
for the murdered dead and hving-the
beautiful Mary, more beautiful every mo-
ment as her tears flowed faster-till men
wept and sobbed like children.
He closed by strange exhortation to
the jury, and through them to the bystand-
ers; he advised the panel after they should
bring in verdict for the plaintiff, not to
offer violence to the defendent however
richly he may deserve it; in other words,
mot to lynch the william, but leave his pun
ishment to God" This was the most art
full trick of all, and best calculated to in
sure vengeance, e .,s a,s.e5.sss .s
The jury returned verdict offfy-thou-
sand dollars; and the night afterwards Hop
kins was taken out of bed by lynchers,
and beaten almost to death. As the court
adjourned, the stranger said, "John Taylor
will preach here this evening, at early can
die light" He did preach-and the house
was crowded. | have listened to Clay,
Webster; and Calhon-to Duwight, Bas-
comb, and Beecher-but never heard any
thing, in the form of sublime words, even
remotely approximating to the eloquence
of John Taylor-massive as mountain,
and wildly rushing as cataract of fire.