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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
NEw.YORK WEEKLY
THE Greatest Story and Sketch Paper Publishedl
Is NOW READY,
Aud contsn. the First Chapter Of Anew and Beau. story
from tae pen Of our popular contributor
LOUIS LEON. .
IT IS ENTITLED rHs
HUNTED PIONEERS;
STRONG ABE'S SADYENTURES AMONG THg
INDIANS.
1 TALE OF FRONTIER LIFE.

STRONG ABE whose adventures anon, the Indiars form
the basis Of these pages belonged to branch of the family Of
the late lsmen,ed PRESIDENT OFTHE UNITED STATES
He went to the widsrno Of Kentucky where he became
famous SCOUT and finally hied BY the Indians but
the ps.ticul1ss Of his renewal oths DARK AND BLOODY
oROUNDj Of the settlement he soundsiof the daring deeds
which won for HIN tue soubriquet Of STRONG. ABB .
Of fhi. battles with sCALP-ROBE TIiE TERRIBLE CHU
or THE RED SKINsf Of his noble and uns.6sh cond 4
during year, Of constant trials aud danger the les- q
the pioneers-a these fascinating and thrilling subjects
for the frs. time fully represented and displayed in this
ration We confidently anticipate therefore tia. the ps"
cation of THE HUNTED rIONEERSwi Prove the gresscs'
literary event Of the day. atTscns intense interest from o.
end of our country the other for not oy the perso,
and events figuring In the tale Of nature to tx general ss
ton bu. they also throw most interesting . upou tie
sterling manhood Of The ancestors Of ouS goross decesss
President showing where hc inhersed his high qaes sn
how worthy the of his distinguished descendsut
In brief this thrilling record Of the Affections erdshss
dangers unefsh devocn etc. etc. s this great penser
he heroc scout fail to charm the entire population o
America. Lot readers all be ON the sekcat for L.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10

PILES. ITCHIyG PILES, POsIrTELY CURED
by tho use RossxAss CURE Sent by mali for ~ cents
Sold by ell 4rugssts. -
Hudson, ". Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10

City Ladies and Ladies visiting the city, wish
In, ,sr ,upty Of Doors and tho coming
good artces moderate prico patronie MILLtR CoNo
4 J87 Cnnals'.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10

The undcrsgned, committee appointsdas meeting o'sos
CITIZENS ASSOCIATION, hold Oct TO- 1855 at Ne ga
Broadway for purpose Of nominating eaodld"'e es
Mayor have in discharge of this duty nominated JotiN
HECKER, esq believing him to be eninentH qua'ro "
f tae Office to the entire satisfaction Of his
Mr. HECKER Is closely identified both with the nsrcap,p
and interest. Of h. city, aud de'eredy ese5s
the fnl confidence of all classes He sefnadc man. Oh
sterling integrity. enlarged philanthropy, aad uno'em'"ee
character He proved himself worthy Of public saapos
and is peculiarly qualified Gil tina Office Of Mayor Ia sas
great metropolis. ,,n,,,.pr
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
Gpefial Notices.

Fourth Assembly District Union Associntio,
will hold ts regular monthly meeting THIS EVENING,
n O'clock ARChIbALD HAIL. PRESIDENT.
ia.,s h.s;s' "; TSrn1, bnI.,, Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
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Citizens Association of Eew.Ncrsso ~

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JOHN DAVID WOLFE ~1Nrs
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JONATHAN STURGGS.OB B .lii
JAMES M. BROWN, rCQ n
EDWIN HOYT, 80,
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ser ptnntplponta 9entrel &iIenbabn nab pittsbura, GIeSs-
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liaeu, mittlersn unb ne alibtn Ben gOrf an.
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mtf6libenSer Oeutider @qlDtls=, Tabrt : INTO
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Der TN Bau besrifenen Statt-@tenbabn, gu $175--250, tn
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Helie t%lele0enGeiten.
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bune NIT aasn punlten mefIiG, fubpehlt4 u. nerbwefltb.
Der Trtcertd NccUmpbdtipnSsue Derldet Baltimore a 80
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gla9 Waibin9ton.
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gene unb 3, 8 rno 8.45 Ndtn. Spnntdgs UNI 4. 80 unt s IS
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Fa on s. g.. GD8lanb, asent, tn FER Concentration Uber at
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.-.. .an4i. acknowledgements ssGEfvta@
6ietce Rubr frase,
.s, Sal5Rps, Stphtlis, s9sl
Ragte Sieter, 9aEtapsi1Iess
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SS SeeomrHr., Baltimore.
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dur peltCen unb StempcItetnf Berednunel
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Serfaern laHfn, .Hnb ju elmer Dtolbenbe ven hem @eplHn
bereGtiet ,peI6e fhpn ntanbmal so grps. betrua, Dbnt bae
lie bic ~etmdtaen Derlune Der &pmp, betem Az betten braM6en.
DeutT9t- Btrmtu ak Rtftrenstnl
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have results a. widespread and be.
ne6eeni on the serYile sons Of tell on
this continent. That unfortunately
WAS revoked hundred years later by
subsequess king this, thank God
is irresocable aud perpetual Be.
sides tins, the French king, ike the
American president, was jocose in his
Temperament. told well a good story
that told well in turn on the subject
IN hand, and was fond, like him, Of
cheerful companionship among all
classes Of people. Both bore up
bravely under Oft repeated disasters,
both beheld the dawn Of better day
over once distracted country, and
both fell at length under the blow Of
single assassins, neither OF whom
could give a rational preiext for the
deed Of death The French assassin
was torn in pieces by bsrses with un :
e1ampled torlures within a fortnight
OF his deed let us hope that no
scnsibility and no preten-
sions OF insanity will shield the
American assassin from his just de-.
sert Of death. Vengeance is one
thing, and belongeth TO the Lord /;
Justice is another thing, and demands
its due at the hands OF men. - Spring
field Republican.
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fhkMs $50 ~ ANNANCE
s+'s AT liit HNn 90 TuE War

ANEcporE % PRrsipENr JonN-
soN.-A gentleman of Detroit tells a
Characteristic anecjo,e of Andrew
johnson, which be heard felaied some
years sgo BY prominent Tennessee
politician, Who had personal kaowl-
edge oi lhc circumstances. At the
peu9d Of hls election Ms Governor of
Ieancssrc be bad ifiond Who. like
himself bad risen from a humble STA.
hon ln lite so n position OF honor and
emIurnce. He was u blacksmith by
trade, but vas At the time we speak 81
Judge Of the supreme Court Not
long after ANDY" became seated IN
the Gubernalorial chair, he received
from this friend present Of an sroa
shorei, which the latter, by way Of
amusement. had hammered out during
lis hours Of relaxation from the cares
aud duties Of office. The son OF NuI.
can rcce v,d no intelligence concern.
ING h's present for a long time, and
began 10 think the Governor would
no, deign 10 acknowledge its recsptionl
bat the causr Uf his silence WIS in due
time explained. Ills spare time had
been orcnpied in making a complete
Sat ~ clothes lor the ci.dcrdat black.
smith, anhwlien completed they wsro
duty forwarded to him "a consider
alton for the substantial present he had
received
In What other country could an in.
cIdent like this have lranspired be-.
tween two officials I Is il a wonder
that Andrew johnson should resist 10
the death the efforts Of traitors TO over.
turn and destroy the God.giyen insti-
luVons which affords such opportuni,
ties to the poor man TO rise by his own
merits.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-16

CoUNr MERCER AND WIGrAtL.
"A letter from Richmond in the Phil
adelpha Inquirer says;
4 "reminiscences Of Mercier and his
visit TO Richmond fell in my way yes
terday. The public will remember
that the pilgrimage Of The French Min
ister 10 The rebel capital excited much
public curiosity at the time, and be
was very reiicent on lhe subject al.
ways. The object of his visit here
was purely commercial, tut some of
the leading rebels could not resist the
temptation of sounding him on lhe all
absorbing topic OF Intervention. Mer.
eier, considering his position as he
should, ctaded replies TO the hints cast
at him. At last, one day, in conver.
sation with Wigfall, the fiery but boor-
ish Texan, after various surmises as
70 what England and France ought to
do, pul direct question as to why they
did not interfere and put an end 10
the war. Mercier was reused at last,
and Nigfa!l got the satisfactory ans
wer that England and France were
afraid to interfere that the power andL
energy and resources displayed by the
North had alarmed all Europe. The
Texan said Hell = aud having said
it, was silent.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-16

How TO WRITE A SENSATION
SToRY.-An Ajax in the army Of
blood and thunder story writers tells
his followers bow TO do the thing
!" Wheneyer you wish TO get up stol
~ in the senation' style, do it ia
this wise il you have occasion TO re-
mark that your hero drank a jug n
beer, say, lie reveled in the ioamt
covered iquid-he swallowed il Wild
ly,. furiously paused for breath.
again sank his nose, mouth and chin
into the gigantic tankard, and, with
an appalling oath, that slrook tIe raft
ers OF the crazy barn, shouted: 'fis
done ha ha I've swigged II all
--all--eyeFy Drop ha ha You
see a. "nce the picturesqueness Of the
latter mode On uvo~-;r .ian ana pAa
you will observe, after all, that il ex-
presses the same event as the first
miserable sentence, nsmely-thc fact
of his drinking some beer
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griculture and ihe mechanic arts
with TIE assurance Thai their spccsali.
ties sh N not be subordinaled, aud q
the friend, of sound learning lhougb-
out the State, with ihe promise Of au
earnest purpose 10 sec0rr an upporla.
nifty for all ihe advantages % BE- at.
taiacd at a hst class so egrs and,
finally, We appeal TO the generous
Sons OF Vermont, dw ellng without
the limits OF he State. VINO have not
forgotten their birthplace, pledsing
them a grateful memory, to come tor
ward with their voluntary subscrip.
tons, in such amounts as they can
reasonably beslow for an object Of
such Importance.
To mary localities the establish
ment OF such an lnsIitution would be
of great and enduring Importance,
and its location and success in lhe
State must be a matter OF just pride
TO sl its citizens.
Subscriptions may be forwarded 10
either Of the Undersigned or to such
agents as may be by them authorized
10 clll personally for q ions, and
those who offer subscriptions to the
amount of one thousand dollars or
over will b. allowed il ihcy require
il, life scholarship free OF tuition.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-16

SANDERs.-The assassin Sanders
is no novice at the business. He was
long connected With a party of noted
sliIettoists in Italy took active part
the scheme Of Orsini TO kill the En-
peror Napoleon advocated The plan
Of Mazzini Tor getting rid ot the Pope;
ordered an internal machine" at
Colts pistol factory, ard trset to IN
d1c- the we7 kmer 70 swear that il
was pstt Of an agricultural impie-
ment No baser villain ever polluted
the earth than George N. Sanders ~
albany Journal
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-16

How EHGLsNp cAa HoLD CAE-
ADA.-Mr. "SpcciaP' Russell, Of the
London Times, has just published
book on Canada and its deienses. Il
informs Great Britain, after a careful
examination Of the deiensibilities Of
Canada, that an army Of 10000
men would suffice to held Canada
against twice that number" N the
force here set down is just about eqnal
10 the whole regular army Of Great
Britain, Mr. Russels book is not like
iSto carry much comfort TO those Brit
ons wh1 20 in tear of war with The
United States.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-16

a recent Investigation at Bermuda
has brought 10 light he TACT tbst one
DIR. Blackburn, rebel emissary from
Canada, bas been there engaged iA'
The business of procuring Bedding and
clothing infected wilh yellow fever,
for tie purpose u sending il farward
TO New York, Philadelphia, and 9th
er noTthefp eilies. and illus introAuc-
ing into these places ibis fatal disease.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-16

WHAT FooLs Slid as old plaat-
er in Louisiana who had los lhre.
sons 10 the rebel army, Of the 40,
600 troops raised 10 Louisiana 10 light
against the Old Flag save our
negroes--not more than 5000 are liv.
ing to-day What great fools we
haze been, to sacrifice our own sons
Our flesh and bl0od---to save our
negroes, and now boib sons and ne
gross are gone. What fools !"
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