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Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-30
a CHILD ASLEEP.
BY sLIzAsRrH BARnHrr BROWNING.

How he slsepeth having drunken
Weary childhoods msndragore,
From his pretty eyes have sunken
Pleasure to make room for more
Sleeping near the withered nosegsy, which b
pulled the day before. ..4
| Nosegsys leave them for the waking
| Throw them earthward where they grew
Dim are such, beside the breaking
Amaranths he looks unto
Folded eyes see brighter colors than the opet
ever do. al8 3
Hesven-howers, rsyod by shadows golden,
From the palms they sprsng beneath,
Now perhaps diyinely holden,
Swing against him in wreath 4i'
We may think so from the quickenlng OF hls
bloom and Of bis breath.
Vision unto vision calleth,
While the young child dreameth on. z
Fair. o dreamer, thee bsfslleth gs
With the glory thou has won
Darker vert thou in the garden, yssiermprn. BY
summer sun. s,..5rf.f
We should see the spirits ringiag
Round thse-were the clouds away
'Tis the ohild-hesrt draws them singing
In the silsnt-seeming clay .E.l
Singing gl--stara that seem the muiest. 80 10
music all the way.
As the moths around a taper,
As the bees sround rose,
As In sunset, many Vapor-- a,a
So the spirits group and close
Round about holy childhood. 50 If dslsklug Ito
repose. af,laI
Shapes of brightness ovsrlesn thee. lsE \
With their disdens ofyouth
Striking on thy ringleis shssnly-
While thou smilsst--lot In sooth 3dgiH'I
Thy smils--but the orsrfsir one, droppd from
some ETHEREAL mouth
Hsply 1t Ia angels duty,
During slumbsr, shide by shade d i
To fine down the childish beauty
To the thing 1t muh be made,
Ere the world shall bring \ prsisss, or the tomb
shall see il fade. rN
Softly, softly make no noises Da;l
Now he lieth dead snd dumb
Now he hears the augsls' voices
Folding silence In the ROOM .,It4 l4s
Nov he muses. deep the ulssning of tho heaven
words as they come. 10 N5ii-
Speak not he ia conssrsted- ID
Breathe no breath across his eyes,
Lifted up and separated
On the hand Of God be lies, fl-
10 sweetness beyond tcuchlng-hsld in oloist-
raj sanetitieS gt.r-4..i
Could ye bless m-faihsr-mother
Bless the dimple in his cheek
Dare ye look at one another, io1
And the benediction speak darnl
Would ye not break ont In weeping, and eonfess
yourselves too weak y
He Is hsrmlsss--ye are sinful
Ye are troubled-he at ease sa 4
From his slumber, virtue winfnl
Floweth outward with increase
Dare not bless himl but be blessedby his peace
And 60 In peace. ....s I'd. haa.r
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A Wox2S LEAFS Fhon THIEp sroRY WIHDow
WITH CHiLD IN HKR Arms Ihursiay morn
ing about ave o'clock, officer Bolman, Of tLs
rwenty-eghth precinct. while patroliuz hi.
beat, saw woman named CaihArins Hessian.
open third story xindoH Of house 343 Wes.
Houston street and jump to the ground With
child In her arms. The officer hastened to the
spot, and, lifting up the woman. found she was
dead. She must have been Instantly killed
The child which Mrs. Hessian held 10 her arm.
wss dangerously injured, aud is not expected 10
recover. The police report that Mrs. Hessiau
Ia believed to have been suffering from alteration
of mind. Coroner Collin was notified to hold an
Inquest over her remains.-N 7. HeTald.
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well was struck by lighiniSg upon the
Widow MeClintock farm. near Oil city, on Mon
day night last. The well and 600 barrels of oil
we're burned. This is the FIRST case Of the kind
90 record.
In Troy they Are inaugurating new style Of
pavement with alternate lines Of fagstone two
iest vide and six Inches thick, divided FROM
each other by three feet Of cobble stones Ths
whses run on the formsr-ths horses trayel
On tAo lsttsf. iT
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
OTFIoH or CoHpTRolLKR OF THE CURRENCY.
WAsHINsroN, May 18th, 1865
whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to the
undersigned II has been made loappsar thAt"The Nation
al Bans Of Wilmington and HfandygiHs In the city Of
Wilmington In the county Of New Castle and State Of
Delaware has been duly organised under and according
to requirements Of the Act Of Congress entitled -"
Act to provide National Currency, secured by plsdge
Of United States bonds snd TO provide for the creuso
and redemption thereof approved June 1864 and has
complied with all the provisions Of said req uirsd
be complied with before commencing the business Of
Banking under said act:
Now rarHEFoRK, Il Freeman Clarke Comptroller Of the
Ourrs do hereby certify that "The NdioHa Bank
Of Hflnin0ion aad BraadysVae' In the city Of Will
mnston in the county Of Castle and State Of Della
ware Authorzsd to eommsnos the business Banking
under the act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and sal
II. VI Of Office this tWenty-ninth day of May, 1855
FREEMAN CLARKE,
Iunei.2m Comptroller ofths Currency,
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mcHt5. They will first visit Richmond, via Goc-
dnrsvi,lc. ai:d sD;no Of the old Lattic-tlcl!4-
ThnUgl. The President has not Scruusiy ru.:tcm-
plated any vsi. ~ Echyunnu, rs has been 80 fire.
,Ucnty stated Ly the Rci,Eloni papers il il after
aN not unli;cly that he maY n:Akt III" proposed
trip.
Th" Washington correspondence Of the H.1w,i
"f I'll" @2d has The following:
TIT: RESUMPTION or MAIL SERVICE: rs TUE SorTT.
The Pustnlast stcr- General las just ordered the
resumption OF the daily mail service from Macon
10 Coltnhus, Atlanta, Chattanooga, ami to other
Important points i'll Georgia, by r,irnat.
rms morning contracts were Closed for trans
porting mails thrcr times week from Brandon to
rAudingr and from. Brandon t;s williamsburg,
Miss. o.
Tostmastcr3 have been appointed 1T the follow
ing places III Virginia Somerset, Charlotte Court
House, Port Republic hIDssy Creek Mount Jack
son, Hackers Valley, 3Td;iiGpOrt, BuT Fork Ire
land Cameron and GrassiicE; in North Caro,a Il t
Carthage, Conc Greek, Warrcnton. Enfield, Watir"-
boro, Linconton and Catawba Springs: in Geor-
g,a at Dawson; il Alabama at Madison; in Texas
ut Corpus Christi and Brownsville an,E in Ter
nessee at Paris, Henry county.
ARE1'AL OF PROMINENT EX-CoSFEpERA CEs.
The robe! General Chcatl,am, and ey-Ccugress-
man Chester, o: Alabama, are also here.
THE RECONSTRUCTION POLICY OF THE PRESIDENT IN
THE SOUTH.
Whatever may Ec thought of the disposition of
the Southern people, it is certain that all the
prominent men FROM that section, as well as
Others represent 4 general acuuicsccncc in the
policy of the President in regard to the rest oro-
ton Of the Southern States to their cons. itutona
relations to the Union.
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WE PUBLISH elsewhere an article from an able
and distinguished divine upon sour Rotations to
the Colored Race" We were reluctant to open the
door to discussion upon the relative claims of
the races upon each other, from an apprehension
that it might not always be discussed in the right
spirit, and that which 30 eminently characterizes
this article. But it is important to realize our
selves-important to impress upon those really i'll
tcrested in the future well-being of the negro
race-that it merits and receives the impress of
religious feeling, that enter upon our relations
with tho highest sense of religious obligation, and
that if disaster come, it will not be in consequence
of wanton acts but in spite of our most honest eff
forts to arrest it.
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stimulants which their regulated public SOIL
timcnt may induce them to apply, and havn hold
out to them the common rewards of u bettcE con-
dition if they do labor, it is quito probable that
communities may be established that will sust&in
themselves; that they may grow and prosper; that
they will give value to the proprietary interest;
that they will become nurseries of labor for all
collateral pursuits, and from that basis take the
step to progress which will enable them to keep
paco with us, and share in all the other labors Of
tho country. This is possible. II true, il will
sustain the value of our vested intercsts-add to
thcm in fact; utilize tho negro; make him scarcely
less valuable than lie has been. And it has at
least this consideration to commend it, as all en-
tcrpriso, that if not successful it is scarcely posi-
bio to say what clso can be; to what other employ
mcntwo can address him; in what other way socicty
can absorb him; III what other way preserve him
from tho ruin that would seem to bc impending,
or in what other way preserve ourselves from par
ticpatng in it. The feature that gives it greater
assurance Of SUCCESS is the presence and super
vision of the proprietor who can scarcely be with
out his influence; who will have every motive CT
interest to promote the welfare of the community
and who at every occasion of their experience, Will
be able to give to the infant society tho preccpts
Of better Judgment than its own, and greater
unity and force in its municipal authority. With
this feature they may succeed, while communities
of negroes elsewhere may gencraly rotrogradc.
And it would seem, therefore, that in it's chances
of success, and of the good to result from it, the
system is worthy the earnest and honest efforts Of
our people.
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From Washington.
MIR. ALEX. H. STEPHENS.


A Washington dispatch TO tho Times, dated 22d,
MIR. ALEX. H. STEPHENS. .raEa f'
The President has ordered tho commandant OF
Fort Warron to do all in his power to render Alex.
H. Stephens, tho distinguished prisoner in his
possession, as comfortable as possible. "
SOUTH CAnoLINA. '-
The sentiments Of Governor Porry, as Expressed
In hisiatest speech at Greenville g. c., quoted and
commended in this mornings Times, arc the same
that he expressed to the President whom hero, ac-
companied by the assurance that tho reforms In
the political condition Of South Carolina would be
accomplished at an carly day. He also expressed
the same sentiments in public, and they were quot
cd In this correspondence at tho time.
LooE AT THE SOUTH. ~
Msjor-General Meade, accompanied by Brevot
Major-Generai Webb, Inspector General; Colonel
Batchelder. Quartermaster and Lieutenant Colonel
Meade, A. d. c., arrived in this city last evening"
and tomorrow morning they will depart on tour
q ofinspcction through tho Departments Of Virginia
North and South Carolina, of the Military Division
Of the Atlantic. They will be absent several weeks
and visit all the important points in these depart
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R6-CoURT OF ORDINARY. CHARLESTON DISTCT
AUGUST 49, l865.-The incumbent having complied
with the requirements emanating from the Public Au
thortes civil md military is empowered and hereby
informs the public that the business and duties within
the jurisdiction of the Court of Ordinary Charleston
District Will be resumed and as heretofore
from and after Monday 2sth August, 1865.
For the present the Court will be held at No. 3 Rut
ledge street.
Office hours from 10 O'Clock A. M. PPM
GEORGE BUST,
Judge Of Probatcs for Charleston District
August % mw2*
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The Union party have elected II Senator's and
the opposition 10. Two. districts remain to be
heard from. one Of which the Union party arc
about certain Of obtaining, with strong proba-
bility OF the other In the last Senate the Union
lists stood 10 to 20 Conservatives"
The House Of Representatives has gone opposi-
ton, Unionists elected %; opposition 40. The
Commonwealth estimates the final result to be
Union to SO opposition.
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Correspondence ". L. Herald!
Xirninia.

THE RECEPTION OF THE Observation-Disclosures
OF THE STATE OFFICERS OF REBEL PRoCLrrTIEs.
H.. SPEECH OF GEN. t. NJ. HARRIS.
RICHMOND, Va, August 21.-0n Saturday night
last Brig Gen. T. NJ. Harris, successor to Major
General Charles Devens in the command of the
Yirginian, and member of the commission for
the trial of the assassins delivered address in
this city before the Unconditional Union Associa-
ton of Virginia." The address was 4 carefully
elaborated one, and was listened to by large
audience of Yirsinians who always turn out to
hear prominent State natives upon any theme.
Sensible views characterized the address through
out, and it contained, in measure, an earnest
foreshadowing Of what these Virginians have got
to do as whole before they shall again have full
sway.
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James Z. Bacon, editor rof, the EdgeAcld Is. C.)
hSdiyertissr, haa been arrested tor saying some
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HEADQUARTERS MIL. DIST. OF CHARLEsTON,(
CHARLESTON, s. G., August 20, 1865. !
fGENERAL ORpERs, No. 98.1
IN COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL ORDERS NO. A,
from the Headquarters of tho Department Of South
Carolina the undersigned hereby relinquishes Drevet
Brigadier.Gene ". T. BENNETT the command of
this District. JOHN p. HATCH,
Brevet MajorGeneral u. s. Vols.
Official : LEONARD B. Penny, Asst.Adjt. General
August % 8
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The Eleotior. In. n.Tzcntucky--NeaIe Elected
-.a;--5.,-l. State TrenauTer.@c 5Ssus
The Frankfort Commonwealth gives official re-
turns from ninety eight counties Of Kentucky
footing up as follows for treasurer:
Neale, Union. ....,........ SO, ,86G
., Garrard, Conservative. ...,..... ...40,922
officially. Four Of these, 1t is said, gave NeaIe
1884 majority, which would place him twenty-eight
votes ahead. The Louisville Democrat comedies
his election, and the Commercial is confident
therefore, that he has q majority varying from
400 to
Gen. Bramlette has appointed, Mason Brown
State Treasurer, to fill tho vacancy caused by the
death OF MIR. Garrard, late incumbent, and. con-
seryatiye candidate for reelection. 70 ,
Thevotefor Congress In the Fifth district stood
as follows: -s-s5S .'F,8s'' 2lI'l12s'sl
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HEADQUARTERS
MILITARY DISTRICT OF CHARLESTON
CHARLESTON 8. c., August 25, 1865 }
GENERAL ORDERS, No. S8.]
IN ORDER TO PERFECT AND PRESERVE IN A
legal manner all records affecting the title to property,
the Register Of Mesne Conveyances the Clerks Of the
Courts OF Common Pleas, and the Orinar1es who held
office the 18th day of February. 1865 after having
taken the Amnesty Oath prescribed In the Proclamation
Of President JOHNSON. of the 10Th Of May 1865. and if
belonging to either of the excepted classes shall have
obtained pardon, hereby directed to resume the
exercise Of their civil functions.
By command of Breyet Brig -Gcn. W. T. BENNETT.
r-s LEONARD d. PERRY,
August 26 8 Assistant Adjutsnt, General.
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p9- NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPLICA-
TON will be made at the next Session of the Legislature
for all AMENDMENT OF THE CHARTER OF THE
CHARLESTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
August 81 NTH
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aB- DIR. T. REENsTJERNA. HAVING RESUMED
his Practice of MEDICINE AND SURGERY, Will be
found at his oface. No. 100 BROAD STREET, between
King md Meeting-streets.
N. B.-Dseases of Private Nature cured with dis.
patch. August Is
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BD-BATCHELOR's HAIR DYEi-THE ORIGINAL
and best in the world The only and perfect HAIR
DYE. Harmless. Reliable and instantaneous Produces
immediately splendid Black natural Brown, with
out injuring the hair skim Remedies the i'll effects
bad dyes. Sold by Oil Druggists The genuine signed
WILLIAM A. DATCHELOR. Also
REGENERATING EXTRACT OF AIILLEFLEURs
For restoring aud Beautifyng the Har.
CHARLES BATCHELon, New York.
August II Tyr
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COPARTNEItSIIilS.


M L.. THE titDEESIti y I'll. HAVE THE DAY
~ hrmHt CrrGitnc-s!iip nntSr Tie style Of VAN
ian:iL \ WOOD. for the rurt"," Of carrying OH tho
We ''lH ais contract TOY iIASf.Sl'A WORK.
Nss"n, at Military Hall, will IN promptly attended TO-
Angn-t J" - VAN TiSSEI. & WOOD.
hFhNTED.-A SMALL ILDCSE, IN THE
W central part cf ,l;: city. Apply a, this Office.
Angus; -
WhSTED, A SITUATION, by S FIRST
~ CLASS SHIPPING CLERK. Address A. X W.,
FoStohcc p august rs
w hSTEl, TO KUI, Il FIRST CLASS
~ 5uG'If HORSE. iTol: d e. years old, good szo
H. Hi EYE: warranted sound ~ respect. Apply to-
.t., tuEfk no 2bj Kng-str,'t corner OF Beaufali
S'c.a .t ottWcth ~ a. VI. and = L. ~
ITO RENT. THE wAFERIEY HOUSE, AT
L. the Bend of hin;.str,r,
DWELLING HOUSES AND STOHgs IN King g.strest-
Apply |" Is. If. l. 'hYMOND,
,.,, Corlc' "t Wat,r, r,strcrt a,rt tho Battery.
august iS ttnw
DRIEATE BOARDING, CORYnE,. OFIxING+
l. and Tradi-str"cts. Day B.asdcr5 tascn
huSust2i
T oST, A LEATHER yALIsn, sEfn POSED
I" haze been taken byn,. stake by smo one, board
inc I: " mail steamer hhambra, tIa arrival last
tuesday night liberal reward viii b. paid If left at
Bay. fn,w3* hu,~ st25
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.l. HEADQUARTERS. FIRST BUB.D1sTRICTl
-r......s MILITARY DISTRICT OF CHARLESTON,
.#l CHARLESTON, August 49, 1895.
ESPECIAL OapEns No. 49, '"-..t-
ON AND AFTER THE FIRST DAY OF AUGUST, 1865,
q TAX OF THREE PER CENT. will be levied upon all
rents In this city for the support of the City Fund
Owners Of property will report before the 9th Of each
month to the City Treasurer and register their rental
receipts.
By order Of Brevet Brigadierdeneral ". T. BENNETT
Commanding Post and First sub-Dstrict.
. ..' .' a, GEORGE g. BURGER,
FYrat Lieutenant 6lth New York v. Volunteers,
August 90 3i.s and A. A. A. General
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MARRIED..

JF1flGNe Itelative5, Friends md hcquafnt-
nncesAof Col..and Mrs JOSEPH WHALEy Mr. and Mrs.
WILLIAM WHALET are invited to attend the Funeral Of
the late F1rs. JOSEPH WHALEY at tic residence of
WILLIAM WHALEr, ESQ., No. 90 Droadstree.. at 10,
O'CLOCK, IhiS Morning. August 28
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BB~WE ARE AUTH ORIzED TO ANNOUNCE MIR
THOMAS GADSDEN candidate for the Conven-
ton. August As
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HEADQUARTERS. FIRST T4SUBDIsTRICT,
MILITARY pIsrnIPcr OF CHAnLKsros, !
.... CHARLESTON. g. O., August 25. 1885,
A SESSION or THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
lat District Of the Military District OF Charleston will
bo held at Cainhoy g. c. commencing on Thursday s1st
August.
BY order OF Brevet BrigadierGeneral ". T. BENNgTr
Commanding Post and First sub.District.
GEORGE T. BURGER,
August2s 1atLdeut. eAth n x, w, aud A. 4. &,
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B5- GOLD AND SILVER.-THE HIGHEST PRE-
MUM paid for GOLD and SILVER, at
August IA No. 255 KING-STREET
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RB- UNION TICKET.-THE FOLLOWING GENTLE
MEN are submitted candidates for election as men,
bers of the Convention, being those who recognize
existing state of political affairs. and will every effort
to restore the State to her proper position in the Federal
Union;
l. D. L. MCKAY.
2. GEO. 8. BRYAN.
3. Hon. A. G. hIACKEY.
L. JAS. B. CAMPBELL.
g. II. W. SEYMOUR.
6. NJ. P. o'CONNoR.
z. Col A. o. ANDREWS.
s. DAN. HoRLBECK.
0. E. II. RODGERS
10. SAML LORD. in.
II. GEO ". WILLIAMS.
IL. JNO. HEART.
13. ARTHUR P. LINING.
II. DAVID BARROW
15. BERNARD ONEILL.
16. Rev. JOS. B. sEABROoK
II. =. Il. BREWSTER.
1s. II. JUDGE MOORE.
10. r. S. THARIN.
&c. GEO S. HACKER. August Is
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VIRGINIA IMMIGRATION.

VIRGINIA IMM1GRATIOS.
A large party OF Swedes, immigrants who ar
rived in this State and city yesterday, direct from
the continent OF Europe will leave here this fore
noon to settle in the valley Of the upper James.
They are u fine body Of persons physically, hand
sonlo and rugged, and were attracted here by 9TH
ers who had already settled in this valley.
MINERAL RESOURCES OF VIRGINIA.
Governor Pierpont has authorized DR.. Grant,
the mincralogist, to publish report of his inyes
LEGATIONS into the mineral wealth of the State. Fer
some time pnst DR.. Grant has been engaged in
these Investigations, and is exceedingly enthusi-
astic in his conclusions averring that gold exists
here in large quantities, and that the great min
eral wealth of the State has not been fully devel
opea, through gross neglect. This is so far true
that III many of the richest gold mines the bed
rock has never been disclosed, and the silver, cop
per- zinc and tin mines have never been attennptc
to be worked.
RESERVATIONS OF PUBLIC OFFICERS.
Judge John @. Meredith, Chief Justice of the
Court of Cancellation, rendered his resignation
yesterday to Major General John w. Turner, by
whom It was duly accepted. Peachy R. .Grattan
burton Judge Lyons, whose resignation was given
and accepted some time since.
8lARsrADUKE JOHNSON RESIGNS.
NIarmaduko Johnson, recently elected. Common
wealth Attorney, but whose election was set aside
by reason of his having been prominently identi-
fed with the Confederacy and it's armies, formally
resigned the position yesterday, Governor Pierpont
accepting the resignation.
THE PRESIDENT IN RICHMOND.
An immense citizens committee has been ap-
pointed to make arrangements for the reception
of tho President in this city. The committee con-
sists of one hundred and sixteen citizens OF oil
classes: -,f
THD VIRGINIA MEDICAL COLLEGE,
The next annual course of lectures in this insti-
tuition will begin on the first day Of November
proXimo, and end early in Maroh. The vacant
chnirs Of surgery and obstetrics have been filled,
their former occupants having fallen in the war.
POLITICAL BARBECUE.
There was large political barbecue in Chester
field County OH Saturday last The various cand-
dates harangued the people, large numbers of
whom wero present. The election takes place on
the 18th Of October. .
,,- PETERSBURG AFFAIRS.
Major-General John Gibbon, late commander of
the Twenty-fourth corps, takes command at Pc
tersburg this morning, according to assignment
from General Terry. 80 - SO =
THE GENERAL QUIET. ,...
The exceeding dullness still prevails, not only in
Richmond, but throughout the State. ~.
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A large party OF Swedes, immigrants who al
rived in this State and city yesterday direct fror
the continent of Europe will leave here this fore
noon to settle in the valley of the upper Jane.
They are u fine body of persons physically, hand
somo and rugged, and were attracted here by oti
ers who Ind nfrcndY settled in this valley.
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Washington dispatch to tho Times dated 22d,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-12

A Coon MoRAL.-The Vermont Re.
ordsays: A couple came into this village
TO be married The other day--noi an uu-
frequent circumstance, OF c0urse-but ihe
bridegroom didn't hitch bis horse. " her he
drove 70 the minister's. and just as tie
ceremony bad got 10 the most Interesting
point q joining hsnds. the horse started
70 run, and the bridegroom after Il. For
lnHalely, the horse was soon oytrlaken.
the bridegroom returned aud the ceremony
completed Moral. always hitch your
horse Hhen you get married