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A. Pollak q Som, Mcerschaum Man ufac-
turer Broadway Fourth Pipes and Cigar
Holders at Wholesale aud retail cut 10 order mounted with
silver and repaired. fi 1t FfNfirFN no UwttFF
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Hili's Hair Dye, 80 Cents, Black or
brown reliable Depot No Barclay street. Sold By drug
Rigts everywhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26

Dccalcoma ine-A New Process 60 Em-
bcish Porcelain, Wood Glass SILK. Leather, &C. Can DO
practiced BY every one 81 broadway -
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this country ready for sale
- III" i. v. BROKAw 90 Lafayette place. and
taa iHa "a Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union.
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All Prizes Cashed in Legal Lotterfes.-
: -" $50 - j. cLUTE, Broker. l7e Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26

Defiance Fire and Burglar Proof safes,
large assortment g Murray street, OF College place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26

Desert Knives, Forks Spoons, Napkin Rings Soup and
Gravy Ladies' Fish Knives Fruit KNIVES Pc Knives Jeiy
Spoons Cream Knives Sugar Ladies' salt Cellars But
Knives Ac for sale by GEo. O. ALLEN, NO so Broad
way ons door below Canal street
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Batchcl0r's Hair Dyc.-Thc Best In the
world harmless reliable and instantaneous The only per-
feet Dye. Also Regeneratng Extract Of Mnetsurs Pre-
the hair 81 Barclay street. New York.
Best ana Chcapest-Miller's Hair Dye.
Try Large rs cents. Sold by druggists. Depot
novs afr
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Notice 90 Mariners.
81 opoRGys cHAsrri -sKERRirs Lf1Hr
TRKAsuRY DgrARrsHNr. Orrfck Lienfnouss Bos

4 QrO Is
A''"' wisnrsoros DC. Aug %. Isss.
Notice hereby hv on about the LIST OF August
OF ssE 70 sE FOR purpose % covering The position
Of the East Paers rock and that NE shade which now
brish, in that direction and additional light, colored red
tern 'a and viii eI,esd FROM SN II, viii
cover the Ethel ms well a" the sosi I'M TX 2rar, .
spoken. sc.
shin Congress- Drfnkwster from Bassein april 2i fcr
England leaky, previous 10 AugS
Foreign Ports.
ASiiSp, July n-Psssed ship sumasra, Knsman, from
BNixmAn Sept ioPut In. saybroot. Moore London for
Barssr Sep I0--Arr Bremen ts,, Meyer, MORT
CARDIFF. sept l3-sd Continent Wade Nlmk. 49,.
cRosrapr sept sAr ks f'1serald' caod Nfori
Durcrrrss Sept l0Arr Berilnm. Edge. NYork for
pussis Sept Ia-sid Cuban, Jenkins Nyork
t.LSourn Sept l0-Arr Bladder, Andersona Niofk; -,
TAYA- Aus lin port bark FrcdoniA. Burke, for New
GnSvts%sp' Sept ii"Irr Fortuna wolf, yysrk
GLASGOW septii-Arr Britannia 90. Campbell NYcrk
BARK Winthrop, iIl is days from WORK for Falmouth.
Jat passed through the passage ~ lnst -. =.
hlvnr, sor liar Jacob A s,"mer, sampson, NYors.
L,vrarool Sep, ia-Arr Edinburg ts, Roskcn. NYors
din tsN MARI do 18th, City Of Baltimore tsl Nrehouse DO.
Ella \ Thaycr Thompson, Puswash.
SD i0h Asg BOSTON, ists mos'e ns sS.
MoMsvipsc, Aug li-In por, ship VIM Woodbury.. for
"NTwroTr' Sep, ls-.sld Major Van Tnef, SYork.
orKrssrowS Sept ltArr Louisiana g. Han NNork Tor
Liverpool, 18th. Pcrs'a tsl. Lott. dodo
NJ lPra srK.xsuir NopAvthr, At FArugR FONT
The Latest via Londonderry
Mr. from Nyoik John Bertrsm, =! Ca.hewn, hefoche
i,oyct. at pnrassus. walsreiass IsJ Al rstsuouh.
Arr from Philadelphia. Brazilian, al LfVusiadh
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All Prizes Cashed ino Legal Lottsries.-
'''''A' " -'r - j. eLurE Broker, ITO Broadway
y A. pollak a SON, Meerscha nm Man ufac-
snd % 70 %
silver and repaired. JON N H'nH m uTi N -e
A.-Je1ers, 873 Broadway, H. Selling
are @ s
AnSy; sr e, Sn,lsr ssD zo.vr s,,rs
y 'A' " BRoKXw. g Lafayette place, and
ygsfa 81 Fourth avenue opposite Cooper Union.
A.-Ths Finest Ovsreo.ts Ever Seen i'm
'' ' TsSSkxw @ L.,.y:u , place md and
BatcMelor"s Hair Dyc.-The Best In the
world harmless reliable and nstsnane9qs The only per
servesand restores Che hair 81 Barclay street. New York
best ana Chca pest-MiIier's Hair Dye.
Try IT, Large size 70 cents Sold by drusssss Depot, 50
ChevaIisr's Life for tho Hair Restores
head clean stands above comparison with any other hair
fss:s.s Sold at the ;li'. 'es 's
Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints and
all diseases Of the feet cured BY DR.. zAcHARIE 7O
or"a"ay-
Decalcomaine-A New Process 20 Em-
S Ssasssa ss 81 s "
Defiance Fire and Burglar Proof safes,
assortment a 3 Murray street, OF College place.
Extraordinary Opportunity.-"eea Is
land Shirts At three dollars and half EACH eminently
desirable Garment At an extremely moderate price.
n t--TH "a SMITH FOWLER. No. . Park row.
Grover Il Bakers Highest Premium
Elastic Stitch and Lock stitch Sewing Machines 100 Broad
way.
!, Gold Necklaces for Misses. aatrr
Ten Twelve and FIFTEEN 70 Fifty Dollars each, for sale By
GEO. o. ALLEN, No. A6 Broadway, one door below Canal
street. .lafNN0l Hfr $50 FIftHn iln
Hili's Hair Dye, 80 Cents, Black or
brown; reliable Depot No Barclay street. Sold By drug
gists everywhere.
y Howe Sewing Machins Co.-Elias Howe,
Jr, President Go Broadway. Agents wanted.
Humphrey Homeopathic Specifies
At Wholesale and retail. Depot b60 Broadway.
HYATT. Life Ba1sam.-For Certificates
of cure forr asm. eighth
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Charles Nathan, being duly sworn, Saddle was
bauer the doctor asked him for medicine and he refused
me; asked him only once and he refused; never tried
70 buy water Of him never saw any other one buy any
age passenger, about the ship; asked him what he
thought about the ship and about his provisions he said
said il was the worst packet ship that ne had been
on and no had travelled all round the world have
bought provisions Of Johns almost every day after the
nrst three weeks bought fresh lamb. fresh pork,
smoked beef and raw ham cu In Slices sugar molasses
butter nah and mackerel Johns sold provisions also
70 Lewis and Gardener and TO two moro who are
not present; 7 know william Burns; complained
TO him Of the meat while he on his watch
know samuel Jacobs also; heard him complain 70 the
captain OF tho water; once OF Its being dirty and
benx short measure tho captain said he would not give
him any; Jacobs himself told So tho ste crago pas
threatened 10 Kick Gardener on who was second cabin
passenger have Gardener driven OF by the captain
there rules posted up until the last two days be
fore ashore which were in regard TO officers or
crew insulting any of the passengers they were liable TO
a nnc OF i've hundred dollars
Cross examincdI have been here present during the
whole proceedings; I commenced suit in the Marine
Court for fvc hundred dollars damages; am Jew;
bought the pork and ham for my own use never sold
any provislcns the provisional bought OF Johns came
on The captains table; the captain allowed any
storage passengers the poop Mr. Power and another
FIRST class passenger allowed " go the poop, and
PLAYED cards don know that Johnson was on the poop
was any one ese went on tue poop once to ask
for biscuits and he threatened to kick me on
Jemma Guintock, duly sworn--Sald she knew Johns,
tho assistant steward told nm was satisfied with
the treatment received on board.
sSexamned-Said she had commenced SUIT IN
this case in the Marine Court
Matthew Robins said he knew Johns, the assistant
steward talked him about the bcot and pork Furnish.
ed he said In reply he had been abroad in many ships
aud had never seen worse provsons had complained OF
the beef and pork the Jacobs family nad also complain
ed for water ard had asked him for some ,.,,,.. 4.
James Simeon Lewis sworn--Said he knew William
Gardner OF the passengers, and had heard him com
plain Of short allowances OF biscuits and tho captain had
said he would rive him ~ more received twenty.
four biscuits for four OF us for one week.
David Stamp duly sworn--Said he knew Gardener wa
a Storage tasnnger on board Gardener went With M
10 the Commissioners Of Emigration TO complain OF h'
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The funeral services Of the late Charles H Marshall
will be held at the Fourteenth street Presbyterian church
(Rev. DR.. Htchcock'sl OF Second avenue, this
uesday) afternoon at half past three O'Clock instead Of
at his residence ~ heretofore announced. t,isa
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~ Beard Of Fire Commissionsrs. 70
Considerable current business was transacted a. the
ocular meeting Of this Board yesterday The following
Of intsrest:-- Hln rusrr rff. nyrr
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
IrIsDAI MORNING, OCT. "a, 1868.
AConyer..riop with the President.

~. President hiss given TO The country smother
Important indication Of bis policy, through the
medium Of a conversation with prom nent citizen
o. i7'9Y. Tho chief fs,,uis ~ interss, 10 b, re-
mars IN tic ocession referred 10 was that relative
20 We ..u.t-d gcusscd 10 c Of negro suffrage Ihe
T. idc7rs views ufop this 'ubject will suit the
Repvby .aca much let er than The DEMOCRATS h
ne la,.cr ara pledged s.Ainst the enirsnehssnent
S,t iresdmen pon any condition h.honld be
I.reiabc.e1, however. tbut with regard TO IBIS
y ,s,lou, TIC Pres rent stated the policy be should
favor 4 b. were ",I'"n Of Tennessee" and nos
,nst y .iah j., proposed t, advance IN his present
,,,i, or. o. general principles he claims 10 be In
t,v,. .fu.iytrs,l srftszs, without the distinction
,t.o,,. D,i no docs not .reve Il cHpedieni to sn-
g-,ocAiss al tie negroes u the south at th' hne,
AL vh.ttver his co2yictions might he, lie does
%, corsaer the Executive juaufabls In inter.
firing Boo o. Southern 5tatt,aHy moro tsn he 20 y"
r.under,!s ssne circumstance N Northern
s,.t. Ass rr.vsto si'',en, however &c Prsa''
d.nt would bo in fav ", fret, % rr'ranchsing tho
NEGROES Who had scrvsi honor,'ly IN
Mo amy; second thos who could reh
and writ. third, those worth certain
.,nount q properly NJ such grslga. steps he
would bring about negro suffrage. THIS policy a
"a the main very vel. tut Els oTeu 70 som" OBJ
sections. The proposi.i. 10 make an c 'ucssioha
qualification II ouiu,atv SCUM; but that can lie
p.opsrIy achieved only by a law that VII exact
irom whites a. much evidence Of intelligence Az i
ieauirsl lrom LACKS. TcnHtss-c, President ions
.5S's owp s,,t. has ten pr cont Of voters who
eauuo, read snI write Tho educational standard
should be made applicable - them AZ well - TO
abe negroes The sufrancblsement Of negroes NO
rave teen soldier, would perhaps be . good step
but .s their Unionisrn In such case would be the
only inducement there 10 apparently no res'
.9n Why exceptional favor should sppiy "
.,su, ,ny more than 10 white soldiers, who are
osbarred from voting by reason Of being under
axe. As for the property quallhcshon' We are op'
posed " II snnrey. II 10 not ID un0crase to rsiu''
,be ballot Of Q mau With fsygei coat while &C.
ecptpy that Of one well dressed, who may noi o'
balf 80 intelligent The President however, dia
rot really endorse the properly qualification. h'
simply spoke Of II 40 = measure thai might answer
.s a step IN tho gradual Introduction Of negro sun
x.se rs sllu.ion 10 the educational qusl hca'ion
n III. other hand shows shat he is heartily ir iavo
y, that policy, aud that hs endorses Substantially
lhs position taken by the suS upon this important
question.
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which was pnderel bin by friends, b,csu,. be
bad no other mes7s Of support. Cr8Tr5 LrE- bis
son, vho was VA General In the rebel army
has scseptsd q P.osessof ship In another Virginia
college, the place having been given HIN for the
same reason mentioned In the case o. bis father.
General JosIPH r. JoirSsror wsslstely q candidate
Tor the Office Of Superintendent Of Virginia rail
road, and HE Fl ends among tho stockholders
voted for HMM order thu. he mig havea pisec in
which 10 earn an homes. | wing. Unfortunately for
him be Vas not elected, and now be he is dr.itns
about without employment or money General
BrAugEGA1D is more fortunate, as We earn from
nav Orleans that be has Lesa cleo ed sIper.utcn9-
ent Of one-horse railroad iu LOUISIANA. EK-
Governor ALLIES, of Louisiana, WIN hguTsd -
conspicuously during the rebellion, IL now =
refugee ia Mexico, and we observe in one Of our
Louisi,ns ,Ect angcs that lie u extremely des,,-
iule, and Is learning TIE Spanish language with
. view 10 toacning school We might continue
,1ess instances almost indefinitely, bat The extent
10 which o. the leading rebel. arc reduced can b.
imsginsd from tie fact Nat everything they owned
, 10 forfeit - Tho Govrrnmc1t--eEcept vhS, a."
President rnsy SEQ ~ 10 rssioro-snd the end oi
,ho Co l'.'erscy came 50 sulisnly that ihoy had
no tine To i'sss provision 1r etnsrssa-.c5. sieh
sro tne vsgcs OF treason AMI rebellion.
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Mnx. Blows IIis Horn.

iaI latest nsws rom Mexico II Il can 10 de.
pe-deA upon, Is not very good advertisement :or
tbe tkirty million loan which agents Of the JuAETz
government are now attempting to negotiate in
tins city. The republican government is repro
scented to Be IN the vary last stage Of col, .psr,
tslng without men, moucy, or anything csc,
except tie name OF government AAxINnIAS
mas issued imperial proclamation, formally
announcing tie downfall .: repul!csnism Ia
Gsyeo, al! sssct.iug that JuARLI Ls lsl from
tue country. This alter nsws, although irotu al
shelSl source, 10 perhaps technically Incorrect, Us
irAEEz - bthoyed TO be still 81 HI PIsa GU the
nsA can side u lho EO Gfande. Practically, how
,ver, IT. is = matter of NO consequence on which
.Js y! the river tee republican Presiden, Is
oca,ed. Itis eviaeus tina, h.s military power is
.rvken, that he NO lougor tAkot to field agalnst
lns imperial soldiers, and .bat he wen, to ~ Psso
q order to 10 within convenient resch Of
ui,ed States territory. The tone Of MACMILLAN $
Iroclsus; on IS well as It's substance is not cacu.
'H.s1 t. -naY Ne onimo.ity which d!ecipra Of The
A.uIoe 'e.s.ue ile regarding she imperial usur
.utou n NOlo. NAY. SAYS; Tho Goyernmeni
s,tols In ~ power, will be inheIible IN ~
punishment VI the LASER criminals Gparll.sns o
ytAGg1l IN oidr that tho laws OF civil zston
humanity AMI msrslty nay DO upheld" Mtx
should not plume himself too much regarding to-
power OF hss Government because lie las crLshe
out il ,EEz. lie should remember that while hi
army has beet successful ~ virtue Of supsro
numbers, the American army under soorr 40
LAILop, DID Ne same work, IN less tune, vii
- .-fh the soldiers that the MerlesnI hsd. Tal
~ these facts as basis MAN. might fyuro u,
i,r he owa amusement, zoe probable fate O. J.
,ieyc-nnsnt which he says is strong in q
power," provided tho United States SHOULD COZ
eude 10 send an army Of rebellion cru.aer, II
Mexico
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National Banking Associations Important
Decision

TEE Cout " Appeals yesterday delivered al
important opinion respecting the hat hty 10 taxa
,on " susns IN the National Banking Assoei.'
sous authorized by act % Congress. Ihrse sepa-
Date cases are involved n the decision, QUO being
Shs CON plant VI stock holders u U.ica National
S.as, who hal been taxed by tbs city upon their
s,cck the other two casss ~ero Of smlsr char,c-
Sst, rotating 10 National Banks IN AlbAny The
.pin'o1 Of the Court Is very elaborate, snt the ds'
.ssn ia 10 the effect that while Government bonds
orc exempt from loc,l iANsilon, ~ they become
parcel Of the capital OF banking A.socis-
40. tie Shareholders shall nevertheless
ts taxable on their shares IN common with other
Terson,l property Of the cluz,n." In other
words, so long a. tie bon are led pussly ~ al
in7cGuent in the public debt they are non taxa
Die bui when used ~ capital Of q moniel instiu.
1Ion the holder OF them Is Liable TO taxation Itwil
be seen that this decision will nsc.ssary have an
important bearing upon financial institutions.
Government bonds form an important part Of the
working capital q SiUoaa banks, aud The im-
preston has generally prevailed th't the act VI
Congress gives stockholders immunity from taxa
sea on the Investment Of bonds.
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Totsl.......................-.....ss

Al these rates, the miners earn from - 70 ~ PER
day; the Realizing Railroad receives more than
100000 PER week and the bostmen between
here and PhilAdelphls are growing rich on their
exorbitsnt charges. These parties would all We
handsomely paid at prices whit would enable
tho mutual coal companies to deliver coal IA NeH
York for ess THAI 81 per ton yet $50 great is the
demand FOR coal, and 20 limited ere the means OF
trsrsportAtiorJ there is but Little reason to hope
that prices will be lower f,r soIue ears to CONE
than they have been during the present. year The
market cannot be overstocksd until new railroads
shall have been built, and until then the public
must remain at the mercy Of the dealers.
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CIsCo-On Oct 9gd, WIN. Henry Cisco eyed IS
Tho -.1,.Ai will take place from hi, late resi-.
Il nee IA ave, near .Uth r. tlls day, tuesday, az !
o'citos. lls ends md relatives are respo ,iu4lJ
invited 10 attend. ~
CLusE-On sunday evening. Oe'. 2el. sfer a
shori but painful illness ken, tho b,.O cd vile OF
he friend. Of the family, AM also ier bro'hers-
lr.lAy John sad Edvgr1 tloc, slrp The members OF
tsihrt " De. T. A. B Scciu;., are ."sV c'fIly in
vtod to G;tend the iiaefai. ins iucsdsr afternoon
gan inst, - 2Oe'Oes' from her - F'a''eucr .-'
s.uutut IL. ll'
coLa-on Myrday, Oct. 60, MARY, vii. Of Free
yhs ie.aiycs ana iriepds OF the family arc ie,pcct.
fully invited 10 aitcui the funeral, Ut her hate
residence 40 W 20 e. on " con, staF, At Cocf
AN. hcr remains will DO taken 70 Paterson; J'
ior intern ut. II.
pE NOIELLE-on SUNDAY, Oct. e2l, Of lnRsmms-
ton OF the lungs Peter, son OF " Iiam al. aud NJ
u ns Noiollo, aged month aud 9! aa,s.
Peter sweet bird OF hssutv,
Lite darling, tue the wolll
For oh thou vert too pure and lovely,
Ia sword like this 10 dwcii.
The friends Of the iguiiy are respectfully iu,Iai
70 attend the funeral. this Iuesds'. morHus a. ~
o.gcA, iom lie residence Of bis parents, - L.
4tns. ~
FIYNN-On sunday evening. oct. o., Eliza wife
Of Stephen Flt M. a native Of Limerick Ireland
The friends OF the family are Iespectruly inyifei
to atteud tue funeral, hon her late Ie-itence i9s
Inst ave, ibis tuesday aiieiu noon, at o'clock. az
CIBNfY-On satu' day, Oct. y. Jane. Gilney, a
na' We OF the Parish OF lymacus, County tI'an,
Ireland.
Inc funeral will take place from he late residence.
81 Little e. Bivokltu, OG TUESDAY GitetGOpn, Oct.
- Rt 2 o'Cock. liz remains IA lie taken 10 Cal
Ngr" Gene cry. lgU
HANLuN-On Oct. e2d, Captain stephen uanlsn,
Of ioughal, aged o. y,pis.
ne funeral will take ace this Ileadsy ait6r-
noon. at o',ygs non his late reid ldy- q
Relative, and Fri nlsof the family Gie respectfully
invited 10 attend. Cork, ireland, paper. please
copy, lul
HAsLAN-At Greenpo.at. Broollya Joseph, %
sOn Of John ami Ruth hAsAIn, ed arr ~ mos.
/ and +, DAYS.
His luua,ua will be- taken 20 P,ierson on weIue..
day morniug, IRON his late Isslaeuce, Freeman a.
! GIeenpoint. 80
HOPPEE-At : p. w.. on sunday, Mary g., daush-
| ter OF John X and MARY B "A p.ps
! The funeral vii take place Mis Tuesday afto.
| noon ~ / O'Clock, hon Js- tenth h,c.
| sTEELE-Op Monday, Oct y5i. ElxgLltL wife OF
| Il ca. u ~ Gle. AGED I ears.
! lie I,lAtiyes aud hiruds Of the ..ngy are re-.
sptcfiulv invited 20 ATT "a tL' fLuprE lu MeIne..
a.. Oct. %, Al oc.oc., l.. a., nom Lee lac reel.
! .t.C' l5s Hast = ia r. IL
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John Dull Refuse, TO ray ~.

Tua European news IN another column enhrscsi
. report 10 he eject that tss American Minister,
Mr.. ADAMS hos made formal demand upon he
British Government Tor rcuara.ion with regard 10
ontrsg.- and damages committed by retel.English
rates during the l.le rebellion. Il appears that
Earl RrssrLL not only hAsly refused 10 hsceae 10
the demand. Ju, would not sgroe t. an srbluAt on
Or anything else that ,ctnowi 3lgc ia .he remli-
est way, tho Liability Of Elgl nd In he promises.
/; these facts are correctly fcIarjo sharp dpo-
matte correspondence, 10 say the least, may 10
expected between the two governments Mr.. srv-
ARD said In bis late speech at Auburn, that .udem
nifty for osIe, sustained by the Bri!sh pirates
Ia rebel d.sgusc, would 10 insisted upon
b. this Government, ami IL Is not I-oh1Oc
that the eam viii 10 relpqus. ell bec.isC u
ihe naughty besrrg which John Bull now rs
sumes. II 10 not prof. able, however tls' sny
serious difficulty will arise upon tais subject. The
London TIkEs and other !, allg Journals have a.
mittsd thst the va 1us quosipnS pending between
the two Governments should b. settled by srbi'
uaton, which 10 all that Minister ADAMS demand.
ell. John Bull doubles, intends 60 Try o. r'ce
Of little blud in this case, In the hope u fright
suinz the United States ord causing our Govern
m.nt 70 abandon The claim 'gf PREPARATION. L. vii
not 90, however. John must down w.,h n,
dust" TO pay for bis piratcal GmusemenL And b,
may Al well DO j. gracefully 81 ~ lE,I work b u
| sell into PASSION.
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The folloving a,etn IA! u the cost II mining
cot, aud transporting il from the coiusry to ue
house OF the consumer In this city has teen given
" ~ tie President Of one OF The Mutual C7L
Companies, which is now delivering A. 20 Per
t1n-it 20 lsss lhan tie retail price;
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Nine Children Killed or Noundei b. the
IKplOaion VI u ShIii.

A dre.dful accident occurred last weeS nsar
Draudenburg Ky. ltsppssra that the eh, dren %.
. Mr.. Pausei went into the woods adjoining the
house for tie purpose Of picking wsluus Nhi.s
there one Of the boys discovered what 10 iInag-
lined to 10 an iren hall, and called The other child
req 70 look at II. They finally concluded to take
thr 'balr' (Which WAC IN re,lty AsleN home,
With ihey did, Gnd We're Try Ing e break b. opgu
In the yAri, when II exploded. there were nine
Children gathered oy he shell 10 he uw, %. tuo
explosion, al Of whom were wounded. Several
mad their arms and legs blown ,", and werc -
mutlaled vat they could barely be- rcc1.ui4e4
-Four OF the children cHnn' poss.u'F I've e J Two
others II their lives aye spare "ill he cripes Tor
f. lhe father who was several yards ,', AMI
wholly unx~srs OF tie acts the boys, and knew
nothing OF tie ball tley h4l brought bone, vas
h,,hIthv \ piece of the sch SUI very iSl.y
wounded Il Is supposed q. % slvl v-s throw a
from TO gun O, the n me ugards from l. Iyeu
", m, Ind. a. %, Sans q! llD VI ru.u RAID. !:
wssa porcussi.n shell, -nd had la .a the No9-s
unoNpl odsa ever s-.e.
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MaaeA Of Treuson.

- tnr ls,ier- Of the rebellion could sdducs any
tI.a IL svtenuI,on OF their treason, tie extremity
!. Nhica they are now reduced would excite public
.o-ga!setaticl, Gsusra LES, who LeI L.sh
,..tioa IL tie regular army before the war, who
r.s ths especial tayouse Of General scsr1 a1d who
yoneG tie magnificent homestead Of Arlington, On
,ne Po,snsc, Is now setting as Prehdspt Of run
ssup ssa-Rielaks vugials COLLEGES ponnsa
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