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Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-29
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CAIRO TINES CzF1cs
October 2S, i56s-i P. ~
There are but few if any changes to be made in the
prices Of the dferedt articles of produce from our
terday's quotations
(Ffom the Cincinnati Commercial Of yesterdav)
The produce market isstely with but little doinr. ont
side ofthe consumptve denand for articles Flour Of the
grades receives the principal ention of vers
and is fully sustained in p:ice figures hnt ths
low grades are neglected an3 only nominal.
The following wholesale prices From store or in
small lots, the same will be advanced trille:
BACON-Clear sides firm at 49, &c Shoulders
22Ge14c., an sugar CT red Hams at 26t33c per h.
bufrkR-ls coming in more freely and is about
getting plentiful. we quote ii 1T Il q 4c per pound
for good to choice in kegs and 45d4, for choice in
tubs.
CORE-The market is unsettled. allSed anl Yell5y
at T5Gl!I:; White and Yellow in lots l>fc cnoIce
White d;, At ), s2G59sc. very scarce.
rDbol,ed at 81 90.
COAL -Titere is a Unite demand Tor coal and
prices firm ZSSc per bush for Pittsburg by the
barge Cd ana II soy per barge Le~=r Ono 21Gg2zc,
md H. 2liZ2c by the car load. Is offered rel ali
delivered at $40 % pr for Illinois.
CofFEE-is arm Rio 2s4@eaac for good to choice
EGGS-Are plenty, and selling At o2il35c for fresh
at shippers count.
oi.AssEshsnges from 81 20 to 81 IS for tns
best NV Orleans Porto Rico SO1D9oc, and inferior,
imported and reboied 600, 75c.
fLOUR-Cholce Whit. wheat family Sl3 CO., double
red and white s2 90; do wheat $40 80;
IS OlQ1, 81
FRUl ro-Medum to good cooking apples 81 90 1S5 90
per biol. Choice eating apples sell readily So 5OQG6 81
per Dbl Small supply.
HAY-New Timothy commands ST. 50GtS13 90 per ton;
Prairie bat iu!e offered and small demand
Ill DEs Are rm at &c fer heavy and 4(S4 for mixed.
LARl-Kanges from zGG1-7c in bbls terces aud
for Doc in kegs.
OATS But a small quanaity IN market, and quick
bSQfic 1;isf- SQUAD II batk, aud II g46c in
aud 3oZI5jc toy rejected Choice il hurlaps, $50
i,0c
.oNIONs-Are plenty and dull, selling at s5c0*1 90
/ er bushel.
PoRK-Mess s35 oO05S 90 per Dbl. Prim, mess
$2S 0u0130 90
POTA foES-Choice assorted plenty AMI selling slowly
at - % per barrel. 6oG75c per Lusllel by
the car load. Mixed lots dull and cable at ally
prices Swee; Potatoes plentiful and Sell Slowly
at *3 % per Dbl AMI ii 25le1 40 per bushel.
POUITRY-Spring chickens are scarce and high, and
will bring 81 5o(lD5 % per doz. Turkeys Hl5 O0@
20 90 per doZ.
sALT-Kanawha large bbls 81 20. small do. at 50 %
'-IAk-We quote y. at l64DIoc, Porto :;
i4G315c. and powdered aud crushed at 2lG52}c.
TALLOW-In light demand at he per ID
TtRNiPS-Are selling S5IL91c per bush, and ~ 10
O. o. per hbi.
wHEAT-Extra choice white 50 25G92 80 ; do red
| l sn(12 90; sprouted interior I3tG9l 10.
"HiShf--C"mm0n, is SAME yesterday. We may
quote It at 81 201G2 so.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-29

The expectation of seeing lack Shcnpard and
'"e novelties prepared lAr Saturday evening,
maze tn" house appear moro lively than for
more Chan 8 week past There was snf,c dis
"@n@ln.m n, Eowcvcr, As it " - i;,.and :Inprac-
u'Ahfe to place the drama announced Droperly
on tic s. go. The pathetic drama Of Black
eyed S"S-:l was substituted. and was received
With repeated tokens Of appreciation. In let
ing down the drop curtain on the tableau, at
m ~loS" OF the first act, By some means it
caught, aud for . time occupied the general at
>ent!"n, but Was removed after q few minutes
"e!aT ana the piece was ycrv accoptablv
performed throughout.
ilo musical oilo between the pieces was rel
'>h"d Tor its excellence and variety The ari;.
iro" Robert le Diable, By Madam Duyal. was
art}stically rendered. and encorcd, when an
amusing musical melange descriptive of party.
was very clevery given. The ballad by Miss
Cunningham asked to be repeated, when she
gave Tie comic tritle of Johnny Smoker, which
Vas received with loud plaudits. Then came
DleH Cunningham with his unrivalled - Wilt
Kin and his Dlnah,' which, Of course, was
ohcofed, when he gave, amid repeated APP
pauSe, . Think Of my head in the morning.
\ dance by the little Misses Powers was an
other feature Of the evenings entertainment
which was most acceptable. They acquitted
themselves admirably, and repeated the double
ling with grace and precision.
The bin for Monday evening is the same rs was
provided for Saturday night, when every effort
will be made to produce the pieces with fine
effect, With Miss Pennoyer as Jack Sheppard,
and Dick Cunningham as Blueskin, the interest
OF the piece must be sustained. The ondeav-
orS OF the management to merit liberal sup
port from the public deserve encouragement.
The Theatre is the most refined and intellectual
OF al places OF amusement, and it remains
with the community to determine whether they
want such place Of amusement sustained in
their midst If the long winter evenings can
be made to glide by without a theatre, they
must look to it, for Cairo as !. city, will lose
caste if it vii! not sufficiently patronize the
only one they have to warrant its fulfilling the
current season. A word to the wise has been
before now deemed sufficient.
SOUTHERN PAPEKs.-Mobe, Memphis, New
Orleans, Eicksburg, nd Natchez papers
are for sale at the Post Office News Depot. =!
GRANVILLE INDEPENDENTLY paper
comes to us this week with q mark directing
our attention to notice Of Godey's Ladies'
book. Thank you, we have already noticed
hat publication. 1t is on sale at the Post Of
SEC NauS napnt
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-29

STEAM BAKERV.-Joha Young, the steam
baker on Washington avenue, keeps a force of
len hands continually employed, rendering -four
into bread, crackers cakes. pies, &c, half Of
whom work during daytime and the balance
nigh!-hours, SC that from Monday morning
until Saturday night his machines are constantly
running John is good fellow. an energetic
business man, who is not ashamed OF his trade
nor afraid to work at il, and is deserving Of the
success which he il now experiencing
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-29

AN APPROPRIATION 1t is probably not
known to our readers that at the late term Of
the County Court, that body made an appropr-
alton OF $500 for the purchase OF full sized
sta ues of the late President I4!ncoln, Stephen
\. Douglas and Chief Justices fancy snd Mar
shall The statues OF Lincoln anu Douglas will
be placed IN the inches on either side Of the
entrance door to the new Court House, and the
figures Of the latter named gentlemen iii tho
inches Immediately above the others and bound
ing the centre window on the west side OF the
aforesaid building. John @. Harmon, ESQ,
was appointed Y the Court to procure said
statues, and that gentleman has written to
New York, and the figures will probably be
placed in their respective positions by the lst
of January next.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-29

rs CAIRO is trying To purchase steam fro
engine. They had better wait until thrv have
aiew more res.-LoujS"ia. Jo"rnoI
DO you think it would improve the city if
more OF were burne" up -EcopsrW" Jour
HR.
TheJoura0J meant above to Je "sarcas,ical'
but the edge is lost on the ctl.eas Of Cairo,
whoknow that the city does improve alter every
fire, for from the ashes Of tho wooden build
inys hastily erectedn Former days to accomma.
date oar ularvc.ously expanding business. there
=. once arise grand ana durable new c,i,fccs OF
brick aud stone, which are al ornament to the
place. so ,h,,, Cairo, Gre long, WILDE noted as
much fIr It's eauty IS it a'vady 3 for its en-.
,erprisa
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-29

ACTORS AND SINGERS. Dora Shaw,
who lately entertained the habitues of the
Atheneum, is now playing successful engage
ment in Evansville Miss Cecil Rush is at
Dav. nport, Iowa. Our cd friend Flank Drew,
Of Philadelphia, has opeaed out at Mo-
bile. Coudoc1 and daughter have gone to
Leavenworth, Kansas De Haven & Co. g
circus is now at New Orleans, having been
successful at Intermediate places on the river
The Alleghanians Organized in l846l vocal
lists and s.. las bell ringers, sailed for Europe
in the Cale61Oninn.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-29

Our readers Will observe that some new
names have been added to the call fo-
the railroad meeting on the llth proximo.
They ere the names 0; residents along the north
ern portion of the proposed line Of the road,
where great interest is felt in the subject
Everything promises q large and earnest
meeting Of men who mean TO do somthing, and
who know how to accomplish great and worthy
purposes.
Our exchanges throughout the southern por-
ton ofthe State arc invited 70 give this call a
publication in their papers.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-29
Steam boat Register.
Sunday MorninG

ARRIVALS.
Tyrone. Columbus, Plain C:fy, Paducail
Luna, ST. Lou :, Marble City. Memphis,
-i.eprara. St. Louis, Havana, Cincinnati
Belle Memphis, st. Louis, Mssis ippi o.,
/. l.. Mcutn, Aiiilprey, Johnsonville.
DEPARTURES.
Tyrone, Columbus. Plain City, Paducah,
Luna, n. q Leonora, Johnsonvlle,
I. /. McG-li \. O., Marb City, ST. Loais
Belle Mem >hls, Memphis. Havana, g
Suoerior, Mississippi, :"
N. li5rev, st. Louis.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-29

~ We have received programme Of the
great four days races TO be held on the Cold
Spring course at Milwaukee, on Tuesday, " ed
nesday, Thursday and Friday, October 3lst,
November lst md and Sd, under the manage
meut of the Wisconsin. Agricultural Associa-
ton, AZ which purses amounting to sl,aoo are
70 he competed f"r.
There ale to re Two races or eacl. Of tht, four
days, and the premiums are certainly very lib
eral. Il will be d great occasion for horse
tanciers. and some rare sport may be expected.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-29

OUR LEvEEs.-Refore the approach Of an
other food the Cairo levees will be in con-
ditlon to afford most unquestionable security
against its ravages. The Trustees ofthe Cairo
City Property Company" are pushing forward
the work of raising and uidenng the Missls
sippi Levee quite vigorously. They have forty
five teams and upwards of one hundred men
emplo, ed. and this large force will be kept
engaged with the view of completing the work
before unfavorable weather sets in.
The Mississippi Levee when completed will
present an outside slope of FIVE feet horizontal
to one foot perpendicular ; lateral pressure is
thus entirely destroyed, and all danger Of over
flow from the breaking of the entertainments
provided against. Cairo can now be iLunda-
ted only in the event that the river comes over
the top of the levee This is not even among
tho probabilities, as it would require raise Of
about fortytivo feet perpendicularly. When
it does that ''Hhaos will come again
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-29

For JoLIEr.-City M%rshal John Hodges
starts with the noon tram to-day for Joliet
with the prisoners convicted at the late term
Of the Court Of Common Pleas. His company
will consist of four white men, three black
men and one negro wench.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-29

VIDE AWAKE The Democrat yesterday
announced TO its readers, that tho Court OF
Common Pleas would adjourn this Saturday
evening. So probably it would if it had met,
but having on Friday evening adjourned sine
die, it was not thought best to convene it for
the sake Of carrying out the 1enhocrot's pro-
grarnme. Wide awake paper, that neighbor Of
OiIrS
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-29

known nowhere better than in this section
has had his sentence on the charges upon
which he stood trial a. paducah last winter
promulgated. Tie indictment was for unofii-
cerlike conduct, viz: murder Though this spe-
cifcation was NOT entertained by the Court,
stealing, &c. lie was sentenced to be repri-
manded by the President. hut the punishment
indicated was RENTED.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-29

PEotANE.--We see by the .SsRsine' that the
Centrs'ia City Council have passed an ordi
nance to provide means for getting the
''dammed'' water out Of the city. We suppose
!, vii be ioue IN sewers. How is it Mayor
Cormick?
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-29

CoLCMIrs, kY.-Mossrs. MeIgs s. Banford,
practising dcutrlsty in Columbus, have formed
copartn.Iship for the prosecution Of their
profession. Their headquarters are at the Col
orudo Ho0se-a good pace-and We bespeak
FOR them an excellent practice.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-29

BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TIMES.
New YORK. Oct. %.
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l05, preferred Fl w & c. 994; NJ Z, I23; Alton q T H.
preferred, 81; Alton preferred 100; Reading Il;
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terr-d, 654 Nariposa III! G, 81 Erie, 92S; NJ c,
1025 ii :, 49,
GoLD-a5s; 500 coupons, 1923; do new ISSUE 1919;
1910 coupons, Oh $50, 974; One Year Certificates 9S
Tenn. 6s 81; NO Us, 7St Cal Is, 1861; -er, 21g
Il Alton, first, %.
MONEf-On call at per cent. and active. Sterling
lost
Gold without change opened at 14s and closed at 14s
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-29
OUR CIRCULATION.

The Cairo Daily TIMES has larger ciece'ati "
this city and county than any o'her paper p1'
v virtue c ITS circulation in the city, and IN accorc
70. with the law of Congress requiring the Letter
List, 70 be published in the paper having the largest
circulation within the range of the local rosoce The
Trurs has been awarded the printing of the Postohc
Department "a the following communication will evil
dcnce: ,> ,, N ,ee.
Ton L. Good0}I, Esq, Editor ana l"o|'s"er "
the cairo Daily Times"
SIa.-Your paper has again been selected in which to
publish the Letter List" OF tins Once on ,ne s,ouu
within the delivery of the Cairo Post Office You are
authorized to continue the publication OF SAID het'e
s, m bsr.t,fore on the terms and conditions as spec
iHea In III. Post Once law and Instructions.
j. c. SLOO, Postmaster.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-29

COMPL1MENTARY.-The Centralia .ceatt;ne!
speaking Of the Item, says that Bradsby can
sling ink around nearly as well Ed Trover.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-29
TC-DAY,S ADVERTISEMENTS.

For New ORLEANS AND MoBILE.-stsamer Il. j. Lock
wood.
For Arkansas REIMBURSEMENT Iron City, sheble,
master.
For NEW ORLEANs-Seamer Indiana
For yrcEsBrRd AND New ORLEANS, &C.-Steamer '"
q. Osborne.
SHAMROCK sALooN-Mastin Towers, Commercial Ave
nue. corner 9th
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-29

- Capt Green, of the ''Iry' has received
orders reinstating him in the navy, much to
his disgust having been Gas he supposedly out
of the service some two or three months. He
is ordered 20 report TO Philadelphia. His nu
merous friends viii. regret % have him leave us.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-29

w. NEWS DEror.-H. l.. Goodall, the pub
E%SEs fisher Of this paper, having purchased the
Post Office News Depot will hereafter keep on hand and
for sale all the latest New York. ST. Louis and Chicago
papers the Cairo and other papers Of interest," as
also the Union, Item and Democrat.
Mr.. p. Chapman, agent of the TINES Will make the
Depot his headquarters and all orders for JOB work. al
versnc or subscriptions may he left with him. and will
receive prompt attention.
To ApvERrIs sRs.-For one dollar you can advertise
square in the DAILY TINES for three days
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-29
LOST.
MISCELLANEOUS.

STOLEN-From the house of Mrs { onnor Ohio
~ Levee, a carpet sack containing clothes books
valuable papers. The papers of value to
myself and if they returned to left at some
lace, directed to me- it will confer great favor on
OWEN WYNNE.
ENI ANTED-s55 Month.-Agrnts wanted that can
' from IS: tu + loo "A month and al eyseuses
paid. For full particulars address, with stamp E. =.
LOCKWOOD, Dctr.it, Michigan.
tHI ANTED-S75 per month and al expenses paid
' Sewing Machine Agents. Address d. r.. HER
EINGEON & Co =, Detroit.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-29
THE CITY.
AND DEPARTURES OF
MAILS.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL Z. l..
Arrive h.,N A NJ and s:40 PM. Depart An anu
,nW Nails close at 1880 A. NJ. and 1880 Pm.
CAIRO AND EVANSVILLE, PER nIvrR
srr;r,opN SUNDAYS Tue days. Thursdays and Fri
tays Mails close same days at J I'M
CAIRO TO ST. LorGs, PER RIVER
Arrive G PM Wednesdays and Saturdays '''''S
close nj 1880 PM Tuesdays anu Fridays.
CAIRO TO CT; ,RIEsToN Mo.
Arrive IL NJ Tuesdays Thursdays and saturdays
Mails close Mt Il. NJ same days.
CAIRO TO NEW ORLEANS, La
Mails clos, y, PM alternate days, comriencing &c
.,hrr ID should arrive same days WA
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-29

lS5- We were pleased TO see our young
friend C. Thompson, (of the firm Of Prather,
Thompson & Co. on the streets yesterday, He
Is looking a little thin after his serious Illness
pounds.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-29

GRANVILLE INDEPENDENT This paper
comes to us this week with q mark directing
our attention to notice Of Godey's Ladies'
book. Thank you, we have already noticed
hat publication. 1t is on sa lie at the Post Of
ice News Depot.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-29

NEw SALooS,-Martin Towers has refttcd
the Shamrock Saloon, and invites his old friends
and the Fenians to call on him. See adver
tiScmcnt.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-29

Police CoUHT.-'Squirc Shanncssy haG but
one case yesterday, which being but slight
inrraction of law, viz Selling liquor without
liceuse, We did not take the name off the
docket
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-29

SOUTHERN PAPEKs-Mobile, Memphis, New
Orleans, Nicksburg, nd Natchez papers
are for sale at the Post Office News Depot.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-29
WANTS..
TO LEE.

ii OUSE FOR RENT.-A twostory Frame House, on
10th street, between Washington Avenue and wal
nut; contains rooms, with all modern outside I'M
provements; suitable for private boarding house En-
qure of J. @. HARMON CO., Real Estate Agents,
office in Court House, of J. NJ. DELAY, "A Ohio
Leyee.
Two RENT.-A front room, suitable for dwelling or
i or store Call at Mr.. CARMICHELS, 18th street
near Commercial Avenue.
L'OR RENT-A two-story Dwelling House, containing
l. six rooms, situated on Fourth street, (No. 40 be-
tween Commercial and Washington Avenues good
cistern the premises. Terms-$35 per month in ad
vance. Apply to II. H. CANDEE, City National Bank.
w RENT A fine house, consisting of store
Room 6Jx2., basement, partitioned, with side
DOORS 4th street. and six finely plastered bedrooms,
the of l4th st and Commercial Avenue. 1t
is table for Feed Store or Grocery and Boarding
House, and will he ed low to cd tenant Apply
to IL 5. CLAk Lum'e Dealer, 10th Street and Levee.
I>OR LEASE-lS city lots. Apply to JAMES MYERS,
y Soldiers Home.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-29

Rates Of Enchange ReDorted Duity, by John y
Tr0ger, [resident EIcst Aati01sA& B0nk.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-04-12
Died..

OVERFlELD-In Meshoppen Wyoming Co. Pa. cM
the 9th Feby Mrs Farlee OverfeS relct Of the
late Moses Overfeld, in the 6lst year OF her age
The deceased was born in the state of Maine
mo we'd at an early age with her Father to Pa, She
renTed large family of children, and va, spared TO
see them all grow up under her maternal carer
She was possessed Of an unusually fine mind
strengthened and improved by liberal sducasioa..
In all the relations Of life she was em inent for
conscientious discharge of duty and warm dnssIfsh
affection Unpreen lingIy, though deeply pious, she
impressed all who knew her with the exc elence Of,
her faith and taught them that religion, pure and.
undefled is all sufficient for the perfectioa ofhumsn
lovelnoss.
During long and painful illness sha was over
patient aid kind never complaining but at the tou
bic and caro- to which her helpless condition subject
cd her afectionate attendants -.
few days before her death in 4 short conysrsa..
ton with the writer she said
II KNOW that my Redeemer liveth"
Truly there is aching void in the family circlss
but it her righteous prayers answered the parting
not final, but she will meet her dear ones in that
blissful land, where SORROW never comes and where
there is no more parting. She good wife and
good mother, let US endeavor by Gods grace TO
and she shall not have lived or died in vain
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-04-12

F JEFF. DAVIS PEACE PRoposIrnN. -
The New York Herald, Of Tuesday, has the
following despatch from Washington:
The grand success of our armies before
Richmond during the last three days has in
measure, removed the secresy from events
which have transpred at City Point since the
President arrived there. am informed BY
high official in the government that in the
early part OF last week, JEFF. Davis made q
direct overture TO Mr.. Lincoln to surrender
everything to the United States government,
and asked but one condition everything
else he would yield. That condition was,
that all 1rho had taken part in the rebe lion
should be restored to citizenship. All else
he would give up if that would be granted.
Mr. Lncoln's reply was that He did not
have the power 10 grant that point. Con.
gress had passed law expressly prohibiting
all persons in this rebellion holding important
official positions, as we'll as all in their armies
above the rank OF Colonel, from being restor
ell to citizenship, and had, therefore, taken it
out OF his power to accede to that proposition"
This ended that peace negotiation, and fight
ing commenced within forty eight hours af
terwards.
The President wrote to Secretary Seward
detailing the above facts. The latter, upon
receiving the letter, Immediately started for
City Point to urge the President to accept
the proposition Immediately, call an extra
session of Congress, and appeal to their mag
nanimity TO ratify the terms of settlement
But, before Mr. Seward arrived the Fighting
had commenced which resulted in the eap-
ture of Richmond. These facts are from
reliable source, and may be considered semi.
official.
If this be true and had Stewards advice
been taken many thousand lives would have
been saved.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-04-12
How TRuE.-The Cincinnati Gazette saws

How TRuE.-The Cincinnati Gazette SAYS
"The patriot in this war is the private
soldier; the man who endures all the hard
ships and faces all the dangers of the war
with no share in its rewards and hut an un-
divided portion in its glories which bring no
personal honors. They advance to the charge
which decides the fate Of the battle in the
face Of storm of death, Or they rush to the
assault Of murderous fortifcations glorious
victory won, the commanders name rings
throughout the land, the swift gratitude of
the Government mounts the popular impulse
and promotes him, perhaps repeating it at an
instant; they fall to unknown graves, their
names even too numerous for the war bulle-
tins. An Indifferent addenda to the glorious
ascription mentions our loss at 50 many thou
sands, and the country congratulates itself on
the cheapness Of the victory, and pays its
dept ofgratitude in honors and offerings to
the fotunate commander"