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MIssIssIPPI.--The Mississippi Watchman says that
the country is full of rumors in reference negro
instructions in different portions of the State We
know that not much credit is due these rumors and
do not know whether the ignorant creatures intended
to do anything wrong; whether they have acted on
their own motion, or have been prompted by bad
white men. The facts as far as learned are as fol-
lows For ten days two weeks past there has been
considerable excitement in Morgan, Green Walton,
and portions of this and Jackson counties in refer
ence to an apprehended rising of tho negroes A
number of negroes were arrested in Madison on Fri
day last charged with being concerned in proposed
Augusta for trial. Two companies of Union troops
left this post last Friday morning for Washington,
Wilkes county, it is understood for the purpose OF
suppressing an outbreak there. In Walton and Jack
son numbers OF negroes have been committed to JAIL
who are IMPLICATED in The proposed insurrectiou
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ElRUITs AND CONFECTIONERY.

E1NnS1ES AND tVNFECTIUNEK4,
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TROUBLE ACROSS THE BoRDER.-The Detroit Ti
bune of Tuesday has the following account of an ex
citing affair at Windsor:
Saturday night a very exciting affair took place
across the river. party of fast youths we-flled
with whisky, were holding carnival at the Hirons
House. and seeing phantoms in the air." began the
discharge of firearms through the windows of the
aforementioned hotel. The alarm was sounded and
the Windsories turned out asse to resist the in
vasion of the Fenians. The military were called out
and very soon the Hirons House surrounded by
battalion of red coats. Never before was Windsor
so excited but the feelings of the frightened ones can
be imagined when it was discovered that three or
four drunken boys were the sole cause of the great
connection For tho benefit of non resident proper
ty-hoders in Windsor we are happy to state that all
is quiet in that town at the time write and hopes
entertained that she may escape for time at least
the dreaded raid of the Finnegans"
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

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BEARDING THE LION IN HIS DEs-The Office of the
Ddi(y Union Eidette has been removed from Camp
fact the editor We shall stop not, nor yet
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home of men obeying wholly and Internationally
the laws and statutes of the Government that protects
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degradation and dsloyalty, but high minded men
and women.
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GROUP NEVER KILLS.

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LOST.

4 OSE-On the evening of the LIST inst, on McCuI-
= A Tough street, between Biddle and Hoffman SITS,
a Siberian Squirrel Fur Collar. A liberal reward
will be paid for its return to No. % Mccullough
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ADJUSTMENTS.
EVRONT STREET THEATRE.

xxNhONI STREET THEATRE.
ENGLISH OPERA.
This splendid Theatre, now in complete order will
open on
CHRISTMAS DAY,
And on every evening of Christmas week by the
HOLMAN ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY.
When the beautiful Opera of
lind ERELLA;
Or, The LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER,
Will be most magnifcently produced
The Scenery, by Lamb and Parker, is of the most
gorgeous character.
The Machinery, by. William Foster is very iutri-
cate, effective and costly.
The Opera will be rendered in the most
complete manner.
The improvements already made in this Theatre
by substituting elegant chairs for uncomfortable
benches in the Balcony Circle the enlargement of the
Family Circle (ampitheatre) and introducing addi-
tional heaters to make the auditorium warm and
pleasant, will commend themselves to the public
AS first class Theatre it will compare }avoraby
with the best in the country,
>, Admission 50 and 25 cents; Orchestra Chairs and
Secured Seats Is cents.
99-Seats can be secured daily from to 81 O'Clock
at McCahreys Music Store. commencing on Saturday
morning. de22-3t
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The HOWE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.

W. MERRILL, Agent,
ia Baltimore street.
1--WE call our readers attention to SMITH. Bros.
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EXPRESS COMPANIES,

EENEs NATIONAL EXPRESS
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~ SPECIALITIES.
New RAISINS. CURRANTS. FIGS, PRUNES
Preserved PEACHES. PEARS, PINE APPLES
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
ENHRIsTMAs PRESENTS.

6NHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Gold Medal Piano FOrtes.
The undersigned Company having received the
highest premium at the last fair at the Maryland
Institute respectfully offer their large assortment of
elegant PIANOS at the lowest cash prices.
Every instrument warranted for five years. Old
Pianos taken in exchange. Repairings and tunings
promptly attended to.
GAEHLE's PIANO MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
d2l-tf corner Eutaw and Favette streets
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oNCoRDHA OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
Leonard Grover, Director.
New York Academy of Music
ONLY NIGHT OF H POLIUTO,
THIS FRIDAY) EVENING, Dec 22d
Poliuto-Signor Massimiliani; Paulina-Mad. Zuccbi:
Seyero.aSig; Belln Calisthenes-Sis Barili Nearco
Herr Reichardt.
and Dress Circle 81 extra.
Attention is directed to the following:-This day
friday and thereafter. seats may be secured in
the Parterre l. .seyeral rows of sofas nearest the
entrance. at One Dollar and Fifty Cents each Also
in portions of the Gallery Circle. Plan of the Par
terre, and seats secured at Mccartney Music Store
Saturday, farewell night only time in Baltimore Of
Meyerbeer's L'Africaine.
ca COMPLIMENTARY sOIREE
GI Prof. J. o. BUNTING'S several Sociables
s-i1Nk will give him COMPLIMENTARY
hli IRs SO1REE on FRIDAY NIGHT NEXT,
I'D, at New Assembly Rooms to which they
invite all wishing to, enjoy good dance Tickets
from members or at the door. de2l-2tS
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NEW YORK ADVERT'S.
Quackenbos's Standard
SCH @ Oh BOOKS.
The Best in their Respective Departments"

The singular excellence of all Quackenboss school
They are generally admitted to be The best manuals
on the subject of which they respectively treat
j. W. BuLKLEY. City SuDt Of Schools. BROOKLYN.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
IA FRANK L. MORLING
FLORIST AND SEEDSHAN
Would invite attention to the following Holiday
PRESENTS: Rustic HANGING Baskets, Wire Hanging
Baskets. Beautiful Christmas Trees growing in Or.
nnamental Stands; fine collection B1lbous Roots,
Baskets of Cut Flowers, Choice Window Plants
Kustic Parlor! Stands and Vases Ornamental Parlor
Flower Stands Bouquets of Choice Flowers. Hyacinth
Glasses Churches neatly decorated for Christmas
orders early. deIe-tJa1
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les South Second street,
Williamsburg. N. 7.
&s-Prics of Remedy. So per package. Pamphlet
furnished free of charge se25-d&W3mt
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ny
=, The exercises will be resumed on MONDAY
NEXT, September 4th, at o'clock A. NJ. on which
day new scholars will be admitted.
Three higher classes exclusively intended for young
LADIES' were formed last January and are in success
full operation at present.
Parents sending boarders are requested to provide
for their punctual arrival,
an31-tff r KNApp
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-16
Nawspansr Warfars.

The vengeful sword is sheathed, but the
vindictive pen is more venomous than ever
Party editors write AS iftheir implements were
dipped in Upas juice. Ono wretched Ishmae.
lite, now within stride or two Of deaths door.
to which contempt follows him like his shadow,
boasts that he has worried one or two Of his
antagonists to death-an idle vaunt, since all
his malice has recoiled upon himself, soaring
both his body and his soul. The truth ID. that
malevolence and rancor do not pay, and that
he who receives the penthrusts of INSCRIPTIONS
libellers without descending to the level of
his assailants BY returning the abuse in kind.
Is sure to live and die the happier for his
forbearance. ~ 'aH.
1t is strange that even presses which aspire
to . reputation for dignity cannot discuss pub.
lie questions without becoming personal -
Why should editors, who profess to have the
greatest good Of the greatest number at heart.
impugn the motives Of their opponents instead
Of giving them credit for the same
honesty Of purpose BY which they themselves
claim 10 be animated ls not the infarenes
inevitable. that men who deny all credit for
good intentions in others are conscious Of IA:
nate haseness in themselves7 h..g. elsEssa.
The dogdays are at hand, and political, OK.
rather partisan scribblers, would DO we'll 70
avoid undue excitement. Cantankerous can.
troversislists. like snarling ours, are partic-
u!arly disagreeabls in hot weather. The
public would be glad to have them muzz.@d
during the cheated term. ~. +. essday
Nsa:. . -
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HEAVY TRANSACTION By A CONFIDENCE
AAs.-A young man Of elegant presence,
representing himself to be the son Of John
j. Roe, an eminent merchant of Chicago,
and president Of the Atlantic q Mississip.
pi steamship company, waited On the pres
ident of the New Orleans National Bank,
the other day. with letter of credit from
his father for 100000, which he was to
use for purchasing steamship or two for
the line. Delighted to secure 50 distin.
guished customer, Il the bank unhesita
tingly cashed his order, less $4,000 dis
count. Whether young Roe found a
steamship is not known, As he has not
since been seen; bat the letter of credit
and his assumed hlial relation to the mer.
chant prince. have both been fs.nd to be
fictitious. So says The New fSsk World.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-08-16

GENERAL SHERMAN.-Gen. Sherman has
reached his headquarters at St. Louis. He
was called out in speech, and said among
other things:
"You have cities and railroads to build,
commerce to extend, agriculture to develop,
everything to do to build up this grea,
nation. "a voice, "And JEFF. Davis to
hang.") Hang him As much As you please.
(Cbeers.) On that subject tell my
soldiers this: A soldiers duty is to fight
let the sheriff and jailor do their executions
that is none Of our business. For my part,
l and all our soldiers hold ourselves too
highly to be mere hangmen."
The compelling Of four soldiers to be the
bangmen of the executed conspirators a.
Washington does not seem to meet the ap.
proval Of Gen. Sherman. 2
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"A young gentleman. . member Of our
College, Was expelled for the crime Of draw
ing young ladies up to his room at night and
letting them down in the morniug by means OF
. basket arranged from his window. Of
course great deal of gossiping conversation
was the consequence. The following colloquy
occurred between two ladies':
"Jane, do you really believe that students
draw your girls up 70 their rooms7'
"certainly. my dear; knoU they do"
"HowT
"Well, l was going 10 the College ono
morning. it was just before light" twas very
early in the morning, and l heard noise IN
the direction Of one Of the college buildings-
looked that way, and ~ plain As see you
now saw girl in basket about half way
from three.story window to the ground, and
just then tho rope broke and do,on ! camel"
= "Oh, Jane"c'